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'Osaba-gusa' (Pteridophyllum racemosum) belongs to Papaveraceae
(Poppy family). It is the only species in the genus Pteridophyllum. It is a
perennial herb that is endemic of Japan and distributed northward from
Chubu district of Honshu. This herb occurs in coniferous forests of deep
mountains. The leaves are basal, oblanceolate and divided into comb
segments. The slender stalk grows up and bears the raceme, the small white
flowers come in June to August. The Japanese name 'Osaba-gusa (Comb-
like reed grass)' is derived from leaf-shape.
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