...better, as galax is the nearest relative, schizocodon being, in fact, the Japanese representative of the American galax. The lvs. of schizocodon are sometimes
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...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/>
7 KB (1,155 words) - 15:38, 21 July 2010
[[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]]]]
19 KB (2,746 words) - 02:21, 19 September 2011
...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
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...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> – ''hoshizaki-yukinoshita'' ([[Japanese (language)|Japanese]])
25 KB (3,655 words) - 18:33, 19 May 2010
*''[[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
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