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(First upload on October 16 2008. Last on September 5 2022) [ 日本語 | English ]

Desmodium oxyphyllum DC.






Mount Usu / Sarobetsu post-mined peatland
From left: Crater basin in 1986 and 2006. Cottongrass / Daylily

Desmodium Desv. (ヌスビトハギ)
D. oxyphyllum DC. (ヌスビトハギ, s.l.)
Synonyms:

Hylodesmum podocarpum (DC.) H. Ohashi et R. R. Mill, often used

var. japonicum Matsum.
Nusubitohagi (ヌスビトハギ, 盗人萩, s.s.), bigleaf tick clover
Lifeform: perennial forb
Distribution: East Asia (Himalayas- China - Korea - Japan)
Habitat: sunny forests and thickets
Leaf: develped at various locations of stems
Seed dispersal: ecto-zoochore (animal dispersal)
Chromosome number: 2n = 22
Synonyms:

D. podocarpum DC. ssp. oxyphyllum (DC.) H. Ohashi, standard

var. japonicum (Miq.) Maxim. (s.s.)

D. racemosum DC.

var. mandshuricum (Maxim.) H. Ohashi (ヤブハギ), leaves mostly developed at the bottom and middle parts of stems
f. albiflorum (Iwata) Sugim. (シロバナヌスビトハギ)
f. decorum (Iwata) Sugim. (オキチハギ)
索引

Desmodium oxyphyllum in Hokkaido


var. japonicum (ヌスビトハギ)

Mount Usu

ST1 ST2
ST3 ST4
[1] in the crater basin on September 19 2008, defoliation began. [2-4] at the caldera rim on August 8 2011 (Flora on Mount Usu). Records: on August 13 2019.


var. mandshuricum (ヤブハギ)

Hokkaido

ST1 ST2 ST3
ST4 ST5 ST6
[1] at a southern part of the Graduate School of Health Sciences of Hokkaido University on August 13 2022. [2] near Tokai University Dai-yon High School on July 31 2009. [3] in Tsukiura Forest Park faced to Toya Lake on September 4 2018. [4-6] along O-sawa Course in Nopporo Forest Park on July 17 2021.

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