Cirsium incomptum

Tone azami (Thistle tone, scientific name:Cirsium incomptum) is the Department of Cirsium (Asteraceae Compositae) perennial endemic to Japan. It is a reddish-purple in the fall, usually seen in the wild, such as Kanto and Chubu in Japan JI. Named because the Japanese, especially in the tone River basin often grows naturally. Leaf is elongated oval-lanceolate leaves rim deep cleft or the lobed. And long had spines is painful to the touch. The flower heads have racemes. The dark purple buds after flowering to light reddish purple. Past its Prime and bleached and whiter. After cleaning the feathers the color brown.

If the orientation of the flowers fell sideways, or stem blooms upward. Common name: tone azami (Thistle tone), scientific name:Cirsium incomptum, Cirsium nipponicum var. incomptum classification: Plantae Angiosperm gate dicotyledonous plant rope Chrysanthemum eye Department tone Sami Chrysanthemum (nambazami variant), aka: Ty asami (Tai Ji), origin: Japan , Pacific coast of Honshu, Japan: Kanto, Chubu and Kinki, environment: wild plant:1.5~2m leaf: lanceolate, leaf: lanceolate feather, flowers: flower, flower: purplish-red and blue-violet, petals: no, rose, tubular flowers, flower diameter: 3 cm, flowering: September-11-the fruits: achenes, fruit diameter:0.2cm, remarks: reproductive

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