Asparagus schoberioides

Asparagus schoberioides or Kizikakushi (science name：Asparagus schoberioides) is Evergreen perennial native to Japan of the asparagaceae family. Known as wasei-asparagus, stem is edible.The origin of the name is good at the top of the stem branches and depending on hide pheasant, wooded lot leaves much to be.　

General name:Asparagus schoberioides , Scientific name:Asparagus schoberioides , Origin: Japan, Korea, China Habitat: Hokkaido-Kyushu Japan, environment: mountains to the wild species , Living type: Evergreen perennial plant: 50-100 cm stem: cylindrical with Ridge and branch and leaf: scale leaves at the top (degenerated into Flake) lobate branch (slender broken branches branches): what looks like a scaly leaves long:0.1cm　 Leaf length: 1 - 2 cm foliate branches form: linear males and females differ, inflorescence racemose inflorescence flowers cover wide bell-shaped flower: pale yellow-green flowers cover piece long:0.2 to 0.3 cm floral print long:0.1 to 0.2 cm fruit types: liquid fruit fruit shape: spherical fruit color: Red mature uses: edible stem season: may to june.

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