Apoy kuwagata

Apoy kuwagata (scientific name: Pseudolysimachion schmidtianum subsp. senanense var. yezo-alpinum f. exigua) is an alpine perennial plant in the family Plantaginaceae, endemic to Mount Apoi. The leaves are elongated and oblong and deeply incised. It is a variant ofEzo-miyama kuwagata (scientific name: Pseudolysimachion schmidtianum subsp. senanense var. yezo-alpinum) that is adapted to the special soil of Mount Apoi.

Common name: Apoy kuwagata, Scientific Name: Pseudolysimachion schmidtianum subsp. senanense var. yezo-alpinum f. exigua, Also known as gypsyweed, Place of origin：Endemic to Mount Apoi, Living environment：Mountain Apoi, Grass height: 5-15 cm, Rhizomatous leaves, Leaf margin: deep serrated, Inflorescence: opposite, Leaf length: 2-4 cm, Leaf shape: oblong, Leaves surface color: green, Leaves reverse: purple, Flower color: blue-violet, Corolla: lobate with four lobes, Flowering style: transverse, Flowering season: June, Flower diameter: 1 cm, Fruit type: capsule-shaped.

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