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(Upload on January 14 2010) [ 日本語 | English ]

⇒ Engler's syllabus エングラー体系

Tamarix L. (ギョリュウ) Gyoryu (ギョリュウ, 御柳), salt cedar, five-stamen tamarisk or Chinese tamarisk Lifeform: deciduous small tree, with ≈ 3-5 m h Distribution: central and southern China (exotic to Japan) - Korea Habitat: dry, saline soils (probably in the original regions)

Synonyms: T. chinensis Lour., often used T. juniperina Bunge

Tamaricaceae Link

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Four genera (controversial): no species are native to Japan Hololachna Ehrenb. Myricaria Desb.

Reaumuria L. Tamarix L. (ギョリュウ) 50-60 species are distributed in Eurasia and Africa. All species in this genus are not native to Japan

T. aphylla (L.) Karst. (アフリカギョリュウ) T. tenuissima Nakai (ギョリュウ) T. mannifera Ehrenb. ex Bunge (マナギョリュウ)

Tamarix tenuissima in Hokkaido

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[1] a transplanted tree. [2] a shoot with leaves and flowers. [3] close-up of inflorescences. The leaf looks like a needle leaf. [1-3] in front of GSEES, HU, on June 19 2010.