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(First upload on July 22 2003. Last on March 13 2008) [ 日本語 | English ]

Cardamine L. (タネツケバナ) C. flexuosa With Tanetsukebana (タネツケバナ, 種漬花), wavy bittercress Distribution: widespread in the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere var. fallax (O. E. Schulz) Nakai Tachitanetsukebana (タチタネツケバナ, 立種漬花), wavy bittercress Lifeform: ruderal biennial forb, treated as a weed when established in crop fields Habitat: forest edge, rocky sites (recorded from Mount Usu), etc.

Stem: hair ⇔ C. secuata: hairless Utilization: wild vegetable and medical herb Synonyms (to var. fallax): C. fallax (O.E. Schulz) Nakai, standard C. flexuosa With. ssp. fallax O. E. Schulz C. scutata Thunb. ssp. fallax (O. E. Schulz) H. Hara var. regeliana (Miq.) Matsum. (オオバタネツケバナ) ✂

Cardamine flexuosa var. fallax on Mount Usu

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[1] on the northwestern slope of Mount O-Usu in 1995. [2] on the northwestern slope of Mount O-Usu on May 27 1989.