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Lychnis gracillima

Lychnis gracillima

Lychnis gracillima

Lychnis gracillima

Lychnis gracillima

Lychnis gracillima

Lychnis gracillima

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The "Senju-ganpi" (Lychnis gracillima) belongs to Caryophyllaceae (the Carnation family). It is a perennial herb that is distributed northward from Chubu district to Tohoku district of Honshu. This herb grows in montane woodlands and can reach 30-100 cm in height. The leaves are long-lanceolate and opposite. The cymes are borne on the branched stems and the white flowers bloom from July to August. The flowers are five-petaled and spread out with shallow-notched tips. The Japanese name comes from its resemblance to the Chinese "Ganpi" (Lychnis coronata) and its discovery in Senjuga-hama (Lake Chuzenji), Tochigi Prefecture.
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