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LNČt^}^^||ŽĚ˝NĹAwźÍ Crepis hokkaidoensis (syn. Crepis miyabei)BpźÍ čÜšńB
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The "Futamata-tampopo" (Crepis hokkaidoensis) belongs to Asteraceae (the Aster family). It is a perennial herb that is native to Hokkaido of Japan, as well as the Kuril Islands and Sakhalin. This herb grows on alpine screes, and can reach 5-25 cm in height. The basal leaves are pinnatisect irregularly, and the cauline leaves are smaller and alternate. The yellow, 3-4 cm across, 1-4 flower-heads bloom on the upper stems from July to August. The stems, leaves and bracts are covered with blackish brown long hairs and white wooly hairs. It is designated as Endangered (EN) on the Ministry of the Environment's Red List.
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