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(Upload on January 5 2018) [ 日本語 | English ]

Mertensia Roth (ハマベンケイ) Hamabenkeisou (ハマベンケイソウ, 浜弁慶草, s.l.), oysterleaf Lifeform: well-branching, perennial forb Distribution: Korea - Sakhalin - Japan (north to northern Honshu) - Ussuri - Aleutian Islands Habitat: seashores represented by sand dunes and cobble beeches Flower: pink (bud stage) → blue (flower stage)

ssp. maritima Corolla: 5 mm long ssp. asiatica Takeda Hamabenkeisou (ハマベンケイソウ, s.s.) Distribution: between Korea - Aleutian f. albiflora H. Hara (シロバナハマベンケイソウ) Corolla: 10 mm long Synonyms: Mertensia asiatica (Takeda) O. Macbr. Mertensia maritima (L.) Gray var. asiatica (Takeda) S. L. Welsh

Mertensia maritima in the Northern Hemisphere

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ssp. asiatica

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[1-3] along a seacoast on the bottom of cliff near the Muroran Marine Experimental Station of Hokkaido University on September 11 2017.

ssp. maritima

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[4-6] near a seaside along a paved road at Nome in Seward Peninsula on August 7 2013.