Chloranthus serratus

Flower name
Chloranthus serratus
Scientific name
Chloranthus serratus
AliasChloranthus serratus, 二人静
Place of originJapan, the Korean peninsula
Place of floweringBotanical Gardens, Low mountains
Flowering seasonApril, May, June
Language of flowersChloranthus serratus

What is Chloranthus serratus

Chloranthus serratus or called Futari Shizuka in Japanese (Scientific name: Chloranthus serratus) is a perennial plant of the family Chloranthaceae native to Japan, the Korean peninsula, and China. In early summer, it grows wild in the dim mountainous areas of Hokkaido-Kyushu. Make at least two spikelets from the stem end and bloom white small flowers of rice grain size. Add a no flower covered flower. Hitori Shika (scientific name: Chloranthus japonicus) . C. japonicus is taller and has many spikes. Also, the flowers are not similar. C. japonicus stillness is a flower name attached to the source of Yoshitsune Minamoto, and it is a name given to it, and "C.serratus stillness" is a name that was compared with the one before silence and its ghost. Either way, one may receive such an image if you look at it on a secluded dark mountain road.
The genus name "Chloranthus" means the Latin word "chloros (yellow green)" + "anthos (flower)". The small form "serratus" has a "saw blade".

General name: Chloranthus serratus or called Futari Shizuka in Japanese, Scientific name: Chloranthus serratus, Origin: Japan, Korea, China, Distribution: Hokkaido to Kyushu, Living environment: Mountainous area, Plant height: 30 to 60 cm, Phylogeny: Fragile, Leaf edge: Circular sawtooth, Flowering stage: April to June, Inflorescence form: spikes, Panicle length: w to 5 cm, Flower color: White, Flower diameter: 0.2 to 0.3 cm, Characteristics: Two or more spikes are borne on the tip of the stem, Fruit: Crisp type.