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(First upload on March 4 2016. Last on October 29 2021) [ 日本語 | English ]

Paederia L. Hooker et Thomson (ヘクソカズラ) Hekusokazura (ヘクソカズラ, 屁糞葛), skunkvine, stinkvine, or Chinese fever vine The Japanese and English names originating from sulphurous odor Yaitobana (ヤイトバナ) Lifeform: perennial vine Distribution: east Asia, including Japan Habitat: sunny grsslands, bushlands, riverbanks, etc. f. microphylla (Honda) Tsukaya, Imaichi et J.Yokoy. (コバノヘクソカズラ) Syn. P. scandens (Lour.) Merr. f. microphylla (Honda) H.Hara Synonyms:

Paederia scandens (Lour.) Merr., different taxonomy commonly used var. villosa (Hayata) Masam. (サメハダヘクソカズラ) var. longituba (Nakai) H. Hara (ツツナガヤイトバナ) var. velutina (Nakai) Nakai (ビロードヤイトバナ) var. mairei (H. Lev.) H. Hara, or f. mairei (H.Lev.) Nakai (ヘクソカズラ, s.s.) var. maritima (Koidz.) H. Hara (ハマサオトメカズラ), coastal-typed, shiny leaf f. rubrae-stellaris Konta et S.Matsumoto (ホシザキハマサオトメカズラ) f. rubescens Asai (アケボノヤイトバナ)

Paederia foetida in Japan

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[1] near Hakone Climbing Cable Car Koen-shimo Station, Hakone, on August 21 2021. [2/3] in Oi Pier Seaside Park, Tokyo, on December 26 2015. [4] in the Shimizudani Park, close to Sophia University, on November 24 2017. [5/6] in the Koishikawa-Korakuen Gardens (小石川後楽園), Tokyo, on November 18 2016. Record: on a bank along Sophia Street, Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, on October 19 2018. Near Kintaro Rock between Togendai and Ubako, Hakone, central Honshu, on August 21 2021. Flowering in an openland beside Nanki Kumano GeoPark Center, western Japan, on June 25 2024.