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(Upload on November 22 2024) [ 日本語 | English ]

Menispermaceae Juss. (ツヅラフジ科)

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Stephania Lour. (ハスノハカズラ) S. cephalantha Hayata (タマザキツヅラフジ)

S. japonica (Thunb.) Miers (ハスノハカズラ) S. merrillii Diels (コウトウツヅラフジ)

S. tetrandra S. Moore (シマハスノハカズラ)

Stephania japonica in Japan

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Stephania Lour. (ハスノハカズラ) Hasunohakazura (ハスノハカズラ, 蓮ノ葉葛), snakevine or tapevine Lifeform: evergreen, perennial vine or shrub Distribution: eastern Asia, including Japan (south to western Honshu) Habitat: forests near seacoasts

Body: hairless Synonyms: - var. macrophylla Yamam., discarded (オオバハスノハカズラ) - var. hispidula Yamam., discarded (ケハスノハカズラ) - var. australis Hatus., discarded (コバノハスノハカズラ) Stephania longa Lour.

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[1-3] on a forest road towards Hyakkennzan Canyons (百間山渓谷), Wakayama Prefecture, on June 26 2024.