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(Upload on June 15 2018) [ 日本語 | English ]

Rubia L. (アカネ) R. cordifolia L. (クルマバアカネ, s.l.) Common madder or Indian madder Lifeform: evergeen, climbing, perennial forb Habitat: loamy soils with a constant level of moisture Use: medicine var. cordifolia, the type Akamino-akane (アカミノアカネ, 赤実ノ茜) Distribution: northern China - eastern Siberia (exotic to Japan) Fruit: red

var. lancifolia Regel Kurumaba-akane (クルマバアカネ, 車葉茜), heart-leaf Indian madder Habitat: forest edges in lowlands near coasts Distribution: Japan (Chugoku District, Shikoku and northern Kyushu Fruit: purple - black Synonyms: - var. pratensis sensu Maxim. - ssp. pratensis Kitam., excl. basion. - f. pratensis Kitag., excl. basion. Rubia cordifolia auct. non L.

Rubia cordifolia in Asia

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var. cordifolia

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[1-3] in the campus of Northeast Normal University in Changchun, northeastern China, on June 5 2017.