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Vincetoxicum ×purpurascens
Vincetoxicum ×purpurascens ("Murasakisuzumenogoke")
Japanese name: ムラサキスズメノオゴケ (紫雀苧小笥、紫雀麻小笥)
Scientific name: Vincetoxicum ×purpurascens
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[Overview]
A perennial 30–60 cm tall, thought to be a hybrid of Iyo-kazura and Funabara-so.
The whole plant is densely covered with short hairs.
The stem is erect.
Leaves are simple and opposite, elliptic, with entire margins.
There is a short petiole.
Cymes emerge from the leaf axils and bear many flowers.
The flowers are star-shaped, about 1 cm across, and dark purple.
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Other plants in the genus Vincetoxicum 43
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Names
Japanese: ムラサキスズメノオゴケ(紫雀苧小笥、紫雀麻小笥)、ミウラスズメノオゴケ(三浦雀苧小笥、三浦雀麻小笥)
Life form
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A broad classification of plants by overall form and how they reproduce.
Annual: a herb that germinates, grows, flowers, sets fruit and dies within one year
Biennial: a herb that germinates, grows, flowers, sets fruit and dies over one to two years
Winter annual: an annual that germinates in autumn, overwinters, and flowers, sets fruit and dies the following spring
Perennial: a herb that lives for two years or more
Subshrub: a shrub most of whose branches die back after flowering and fruiting, overwintering only at the base
Shrub: a tree with many trunks, up to 2 m tall
Small tree: a tree with one to several distinct trunks, 2–8 m tall
Tree: a tree with one to several distinct trunks, 8–30 m tall
Herbaceous climber: a herb that does not stand on its own and grows using other things for support
Woody climber: a woody plant that does not stand on its own and grows using other things for support
Fern
Moss
Palm
Bamboo
Sasa (dwarf bamboo)
Mycoheterotroph: a plant that grows by parasitizing fungi
Perennial
Flower color
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Options: red, orange, yellow, yellowish white, green, brown, blue, purple, pink, white, multicolor, other.
Brown, Purple
Leaf color
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Options: red, orange, yellow, yellowish white, green, brown, blue, purple, pink, white, multicolor, other.
Green
Translated from our Japanese encyclopedia. If anything differs, the Japanese page is correct.