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(First upload on May 5 2008. Last on May 2 2023) [ 日本語 | English ]

Scopolia Lam. (ハシリドコロ) Hashiridokoro (ハシリドコロ, 走野老), Japanese belladonna or Korean scopolia Lifeform: spring-ephemeral perennial forb Distribution: Japan - Korea Habitat: broad-leaved forest floor HUSTEP: Plants and Plant communities in Japan (flora list) Flower: bending and hanging down Fruit: capsule (transverse dehiscence) Medical herb (major components = (-)-hyoscyamine and atropine), but poisonous analgesic, antispasmodic, materials of scopolamine, atropine, scopolia extract

Fig. Hyoscyamine f. lutescens Sugim. (キバナハシリドコロ) Poisonous plant Whole plant (especially the underground organs) – tropane alkaloids Rhizome: resembling (tokoro, a wild yam-like plant) 🚑 when eating: shouting "run mad," which is the origin of the name

Scopolia japonica in Hokkaido University Campus

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[1/2] the plants might be escaped from the Botanical Garden of the Faculty of Medicine. Near GSEES building in Hokkaido University Campus on April 22 2008. [3/4] in the experimental station of medicinal plant studies, Hokkaido University, on April 25 2023