Asarum senkakuinsulare

Asarum senkakuinsulare is an endemic species of the Uotsurishima with a kind of the Asarum nipponicum. The green leaf is shiny with egged form thick, and a tip of a leaf has a circle. There is not the petal, and there is a calyx looking like a flower. As for the calyx, the tip does divid in tree with pillar shape of the light purple, and the sliver does wide oval leaf form.

General name:Aarum cencaquinsrare
scientific name:Aarum cencaquinsrare
place of origin: A fishing island, habitation distribution: A mountainous district, leaf shape: A circle, a phyllotaxis: Anti-life, anthesis: For from February to April, it is a petal: Calyx diameter looking like nothing, a flower: 1-2cm, a color of a flower (calyx color): Light purple, the number of the stamens: 12 of them, the number of the pistils: Six of them