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(First upload on October 8 2015. Last on May 28 2016) [ 日本語 | English ]

[Engler's syllabus (エングラー体系)]

Lardizabalaceae (アケビ)

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Fruit: berry Consisting of about 35 species in seven or nine genera Akebia Dence. (アケビ) Archakebia C. Y. Wu, T. C. Chen et H. N. Qin, when separated from Holboellia

Boquila Dence. Decaisnea Hook. f. et Thomson Holboellia Wall. Lardizabala Ruiz et Pav.

Sargentodoxa Rehder et E. H. Wilson, treated as Sargentodoxaceae (サルゲントドクサ) by Engler (distributed in China and southeastern Asia) Sinofranchetia (Diels) Hemsl. Stauntonia DC. (ムベ)

Akebia Decne. (アケビ)

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Akebia Decne. (アケビ) A. longeracemosa Matsum. (ホザキアケビ)

A. quinata (Houtt.) Decne. (アケビ) A. trifoliata (Thunb.) Koidz. (ミツバアケビ)

A. × pentaphylla (Makino) Makino (ゴヨウアケビ)

Akebia trifoliata in Hokkaido

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Mitsubaakebi (ミツバアケビ, 三葉木通/三葉通草), three-leaf akebia Lifeform: deciduous (to semi-evergreen), climbing woody plant Distribution: China - Japan (Kyushu - Hokkaido) Habitat: arable land, e.g., areas after clear-cutting

Leaf: three leaflets (= mitsuba) Fruit: edible (sweety) → the seeds dispersed by animals Chromosome number: 2n = 32 Synonyms: Akebia trifoliata (Thunb.) Koidz. var. litoralis Konta et Katsuy. ssp. australis (Diels) T. Shimizu (ナンゴクミツバアケビ)

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[1-3] in a small field, probably home garden, in front of Muroran Marine Experimental Station faced to the Funka Bay on September 14 2015. [4] on Fukuura-jima Island in Matsushima Islands, northern Honshu, on March 21 2016.