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(Upload on June 24 2022) [ 日本語 | English ]

Subfam Faboideae Ceratonia Fabr. (イナゴマメ) Inagomame (イナゴマメ, 蝗豆), carob or locust bean/tree Lifeform: evergreen tree over 10 m in height Distribution: Mediterranean region and the Middle East

Habitat: scrubs and scrublands, especially near the coasts Use: edible bean (the ripe, dried pod is grounded to make carob powder, used to the alternatives of cocoa powder) Etymology of carat: one carat, originating from a seed of carob, is fixed at 0.2 grams to weigh treasure stones

Ceratonia siliqua grown in a greenhouse

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[1-3] at Sakuya Konohana Kan (咲くやこの花館) located in Osaka, western Japan, on February 6 2022.