Boehmeria kiyozumensis




Family Urticaceae
Scientific name Boehmeria kiyozumensis Satake
Synonyms Boehmeria tenuifolia Satake
Common name (Japanese common name) kiyozumi-raseita-sou (キヨズミラセイタソウ, 清澄羅背板草 [meaning: Mt. Kiyozumi raxeta weed]), usuba-raseita-sou (ウスバラセイタソウ, 薄葉羅背板草 [meaning: thin leaved raxeta weed])
(English common name) none
Distribution (Japan) coastal area of Honshu (Chiba Prefecture, Kanagawa Prefecture, Wakayama Prefecture), Izu Islands
(Other nations) none
Habitat Seaside
Chromosomal number 2n=42
Description Plants 30-50cm tall. Leaves 8-16cm long. Flowers flowering in July to September. Perennial plants.
Note Boehmeria kiyozumensis Satake may be thought to be a natural hybrid of Boehmeria biloba Weddell and Boehmeria holosericea Blume.



July 2007
at Tsukuba Botanical Garden
July 2007
at Tsukuba Botanical Garden
July 2007
at Tsukuba Botanical Garden



July 2007
at Tsukuba Botanical Garden
July 2007
at Tsukuba Botanical Garden
July 2007
at Tsukuba Botanical Garden