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| October 2009 at a Nursery |
October 2009 at a Nursery |
| Family | Asteraceae (alt. Compositae) |
| Scientific name | Ainsliaea dissecta Franchet & Savatier |
| Synonyms | none |
| Common name | (Japanese common name) enshu-haguma (エンシュウハグマ, 遠州白熊 [meaning: Enshu haguma (Enshu = an old name of Shizuoka Prefecture, haguma = Bos grunniens' wool)]) |
| (English common name) none | |
| Distribution | (Japan) Honshu (Shikzuoka Prefecture, Aichi Prefecture) |
| (Other nations) none | |
| Habitat | Mountane serpentine rocks |
| Chromosomal number | unknown |
| Description | Plants electing ca. 10-30cm tall. Leaves 2.5-6cm long. Flowers white or pink 8mm across, flowering in September to October. Perennial plants. |
| Reference | Inbreeding coefficients in six species of Ainsliaea and two species of Pertya (Asteraceae) |
| A chloroplast DNA inversion marks an ancient evolutionary split in the sunflower family (Asteraceae) | |
| Note | Endemic to Japan. Rare species. |
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| October 2009 at a Nursery |
October 2009 at a Nursery |
