Rumex crispus
- Flower nameRumex crispus
- Scientific nameRumex crispus
- Alias羊蹄, Japanese dock, Gishi-gishi, 長葉ぎしぎし
- Place of origincontinental Europe
- Place of floweringFields and footpaths, Seashore, Low mountains
- Flowering seasonJune, July, August
What is Rumex crispus
Rumex crispus is a large perennial wild grass native to continental Europe in the family Polygonaceae . The edge of the inner petal is enternal.
Common Name:Rumex crispus, Scientific Name:Rumex crispus, Origin:Continental Europe, Distribution:Hokkaido to Okinawa, Japan, Environment:Wilderness and roadside wetlands, Grass Height:50 to 150 cm, Leaf Length:10 to 25 cm, Leaf Leaves: oblong-ovate; leaf margins: wavy and shrunken; dioecious; petals: absent; sepals: 6; flowering season: June-August; color of flower spike: green; flower diameter: 0.3-0.6 cm; fruit color: green to brown; mode of propagation: seeds or underground stems; characteristics: margins of inner flower capsule are fully margined; uses: young shoots are edible, roots are herbal medicine.

















