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...better, as galax is the nearest relative, schizocodon being, in fact, the Japanese representative of the American galax. The lvs. of schizocodon are sometimes

...y calcareous soil, shuns poor sand and swamp, ascends to 3,500 feet in the Alps; prefers north and east exposures, endures much shade, protects and improve ''[[Fagus crenata]]'' - Japanese Beech<br/>

[[Image:Acer palmatum sango kaku.jpg|thumb|right|''[[Japanese Maple|Acer palmatum]]'' has over 1,000 [[cultivar|cultivars]]. This cultiva [[Image:Karasawa2000.JPG|280px|thumb|Autumn color in the [[Japanese Alps|Hodaka Mountains]] of [[Japan]]]]

...ical form of P. nudicaule of the arctic regions and the poppy found in the Alps. The former has a yellow flower, while the common alpine poppy is white. Th *{{sp|P|apaver|miyabeanum}} : Japanese Poppy

...which can be found some 4,000 meters [[Above mean sea level|ASL]] in the [[Alps]], or the [[East Greenland Saxifrage]] (''[[Saxifraga nathorstii|S. nathors ...o) H.Hara</small> &ndash; ''hoshizaki-yukinoshita'' ([[Japanese (language)|Japanese]])

*''[[Rosa rugosa]]'': Rugosa Rose, Japanese Rose ...rose has played a far inferior part in the horticulture of the Chinese and Japanese. It is probably the first flower known and cultivated in a double state, an