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(First upload on February 15 2015. Last on July 14 2024) [ 日本語 | English ]

Paspalum L. (スズメノヒエ) in Japan Shimasuzumenohie (シマスズメノヒエ, 島雀ノ稗), dallisgrass or sticky heads Firstly observed in Bonin Islands (shima) in early Taisho Era in the case of Japan Lifeform: weedy perennial grass

Distribution: native to south America, commonly in pampa (now widespread in Japan except in Hokkaido) Habitat: bare ground - grassland, tolerant to trampling Chromosome number: 2n = 20, 40, or 50

Paspalum dilatatum in Japan

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[1/2] near Sakurada Gate at Edo castle (江戸城), Tokyo, on December 27 2014. [3] in Oi Pier Seaside Park, faced to Keihin Canal, Tokyo, on December 26 2015. [4] in front of the office building for Wakayama Experimental Forest of Hokkaido University, western Japan, on June 25 2024. [5] at the imperial gardens in the former lawn (Shiba) detached palace, Tokyo, on May 29 2015. [6] along the inner moat of Edo Castle, Tokyo, on October 19 2018.