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(First upload on July 29 2010. Last on November 23 2016) [ 日本語 | English ]

Tilia L. (シナノキ) Shinanoki (シナノキ, 科木 ← 信濃/科野), Japanese lime Lifeform: deciduous tree Distribution: endemic to Japan Habitat: common in forests → Flora on Mount Usu Field training on integrated environmental research (統合環境調査法実習) (fauna and flora 種リスト) Stamen > petal ⇔ T. maximowicziana Seed dispersal: animal

Utilization: ropes made from the bark (for wise-use) Synonyms (discarded): T. japonica (Miq.) Simonk. var. magna H. Hara var. leiocarpa Nakai (ケナシシナノキ/シコクシナノキ), not distributed in Hokkaido f. inaensis (Kusaka) H. Hara (グンバイシナノキ) f. ishiharae (Yanagita) Sugim. (トビダシシナノキ) f. pygmaea Satomi (チャボシナノキ) f. stenoglossa (Honda) H. Hara (アラカワシナノキ)

Tilia japonica in Hokkaido

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[1/2] in the caldera rim of Mount Usu on July 14 2010. [3] in the backyard of the central Co-op Restaurant on July 21 2010. [4] at Hokkaido Prefectural Government, Sapporo, on July 7 2015. [5] a giant tree (巨木). [6] close-up of the trunk. [5] on Tomamu skislope on July 19 2012. [6] in front of the GSEES, Hokkaido University, on September 9 2016.