Mukdenia rossii

Flower name
Mukdenia rossii
Scientific name
Mukdenia rossii
Aliasタンチョウソウ, Mukdenia rossii
Place of originChina and the Korean Peninsula
Place of floweringOverseas
Flowering seasonFebruary, March

What is Mukdenia rossii

Mukdenia rossii , Iwayatsude or Tanchosou ( Scientific name: Mukdenia rossii) is a perennial herb of the family Saxifragaceae, native to China and the Korean Peninsula. From late winter to early spring, it produces many small white flowers with a diameter of about 0.5 cm from a short stalk. It has five petals and five white sepals, so it looks like a ten-petaled flower.

General name: Mukdenia rossii , Scientific name: Mukdenia rossii, Also known as Iwayatsude or Tanchosou, Place of origin: China, Korean Peninsula, Inflorescence: Clustered inflorescence, Flowering season: February to March, Flower color: White, Plant height: 10 to 20 cm, Flower diameter: 0.5 cm.