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(First upload on April 19 2013. Last on May 6 2015) [ 日本語 | English ]

Cardamine L. (タネツケバナ) Kotanetsukebana (コタネツケバナ, 小種漬花 ), roadside bittercress, dryland bittercress Lifeform: annual, biennial or perennial forb, depending on climate, without rosettes branching well at the base Distribution: Europe (exotic to Japan, including Hokkaido) The invasion is frequently reported from New Zealand

Habitat: disturbed sites with moist and wet soils Field training on integrated environmental research (統合環境調査法実習) (Fauna and flora 種リスト) Stem/leaf: hairless → cp. Cardamine scutata Chromosomal number: 2n = 16 Synonyms: Cardamine flexuosa With. var. debilis (D. Don) T. Y. Cheo et R. C. Fang Cardamine parviflora auct. non L.

Cardamine debilis in Japan

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[1-3] near Ryukan Bridge (龍閑橋*), Kanda, Tokyo, on March 4 2013. [4/5] in a parking lot near the Nakasu Street of Kagoshima City, southern Kyushu, on March 18 2015.