Coptis anemonifolia

Coptis japonica var. anemonifolia

Flower name
Coptis anemonifolia
Scientific name
Coptis japonica var. anemonifolia
Aliasオウレン
Place of originJapan
Place of floweringBotanical Gardens, Potted flower
Flowering seasonFebruary, March
Language of flowersMakeover

What is Coptis anemonifolia

Coptis anemonifolia or Kikuba-ouren (scientific name: Coptis japonica var. anemonifolia) is a variant of Coptis japonica or Japanese ouren (scientific name: Coptis japonic) and has leaves that resemble chrysanthemum leaves.

Generic name:Coptis anemonifolia (scientific name: Coptis japonica var. anemonifolia, aka: Kikuba-ouren, Origin: Japan, distribution: Japan's Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, living environment: mountain's shade of the ground, height of the plant: 10 to 20 cm, root foliage, leaf shape: 3 times departure complex leaves, lobular form: ovate, leaf margin: rough saw tooth or fissure, sexual different strain, amphoteric flowers: stamens and several Petal, male flower: a large number of stamens, flower stem height: 20 to 50 cm, inflorescence form: general inflorescence, flower size: 1 cm, petal form: small spoon shape, flower color (actually calyx): white to pale yellow green, Number: 5 to 6, calyx shape: petal shape, flowering period: February to March, fruit type: baguede.