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The "Mukago-nekonome-so" (Chrysosplenium maximowiczii) belongs to Saxifragaceae (the Saxifrage family). It is a perennial herb that is native form southern Tohoku district to Tokai district of Honshu in Japan. This herb grows in forests along mountain streams, and it can reach 3-15 cm in height. It bears basal stolons under grounds and spreads by terminal propagules. The cauline leaves are 2-3 pairs and ovate-round with round toothed edges. The several, pale yellowish-green flowers bloom atop of stems from March to April. The corolla is non-petaled and has erect four-lobate sepal. It has eight stamens with greenish-white or yellow-white anthers. The capsules are greenish-white or yellow-white, and bilobate.
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