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(First upload on March 11 2014. Last on November 26 2021) [ 日本語 | English ]

Prunus L. (サクラ) Yamazakura (ヤマザクラ, 山桜), or Shiroyamazakura (シロヤマザクラ) Lifeform: fast-growing deciduous tree, often becoming giant trees (巨木) Distribution: Korea - Japan (south to southwestern Hokkaido) - Taiwan, not suitable to coastal regions in Shikoku and Kyushu Habitat: sunny mountains, because of sun tree Phnology: the flushing of flowers and leaves occurs simultaneously ↔ P. × yedoensis (ソメイヨシノ)

Use: woodwork, e.g, canister, by bark, and rice cake wrapped by leaf Synonyms: Cerasus jamasakura (Siebold ex Koidz.) H. Ohba Prunus serrulata auct. non Lindl. Cerasus serrulata auct. non (Lindl.) Loudon Prunus pseudocerasus Lindl. var. jamasakura Makino Prunus densifolia Koehne var. chikusiensis (Koidz.) Ohwi (ツクシヤマザクラ) var. superflua (Koidz.) Ohwi (ナガバヤマザクラ) f. pubescens (Makino) Ohwi (ウスゲヤマザクラ)

Prunus jamasakura in Japan

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[1/2] at a park near the Tsukuba Station of Tsukuba Express, Ibaragi Prefecture, on March 7 2014. [2] a bark (樹皮). [3-5] around the Hakone Visitor Center in Togendai, Hakone, central Honshu, on August 21 2021.