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(First upload on July 23 2013. Last on August 19 2024) [ 日本語 | English ]

Fagus L. (ブナ) Buna (ブナ, 山毛欅/椈), Japanese beech Sobaguri (ソバグリ) Lifeform: deciduous tall tree Distribution: Endemic to Japan (Kyushu - Shikoku - Honshu - southern Hokkaido) → Kuromatunai Line: montane zone Habitat: developing the dominant forests

Field training on integrated environmental research (統合環境調査法実習) (fauna and flora 種リスト) Seed dispersal: gravity (or cache by rodents) Synonyms: Fagus undulata (Blume) Buerger ex Miq. Fagus crenata Blume f. grandifolia (Nakai) Hayashi Additional records: transplantation at Road Station Kuromatsunai on May 18 2012

Fagus crenata in Hokkaido

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[1-4] along a tiny trail for looking around small islands in O-numa Park, southern Hokkaido, on July 7 2013. [1] a bark (樹皮). [4] a seedling (実生) on a moss mat. [5] in a forest near Akkeshi Marine Experimental Station, eastern Hokkaido, on July 1 2014. Probably somebody transplanted here a few centuries ago , but I am not sure. [6] on a small hill in the Sapporo City Nature Education Park on September 19 2016. The seedling was naturally regenerated despite the outside of the distribution area. [7/8] along a forest road on Mount Kuromatsunai, southwestern Hokkaido, on May 22 2024.