Takenigusa

Bamboo shoots(Takesakusa, scientific name _ Macleaya cordata _) is a perennial herb that is common in sunny plains, open lands, etc.

Takenigusa - - | |: | — | — | — |: | |: | |: | |: | |: | |: | __ |: |Bamboo shoots _Macleaya cordata _ () Bamboo shoots (Takesakusa) English name Plume poppy

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Characteristic

There is a notch and shape resembles a leaf, but it is big. The leaves and stems are whitish as if they were powdering. The height reaches 1.5 ~ 2 m or more. It blooms in summer, there are no petals, two calyxes, making a conical inflorescence. It is about 2 cm long and flat. Turn off the yellow milky lotion.

About name

There is also a myth that because bamboo is softened and it is easy to process when simmering with others, because the stem is hollow and resembles bamboo. It seems to be thought that it was also called Champagiku, thought to be from around (South), but in reality it is considered to be a native species in Japan and one area.

toxicity

(), Chelerythrine (), Bocconine, protopine, α-allocryptopine and so on. Although it was used for skin diseases and insect bites by folk remedy, it is often dangerous to get razed.

It is cultivated for watching in Europe and the United States (English name: Plume poppy).

References

1. ****Iwatsuki Hideaki "A book that shows well the weeds and wild plants commonly seen in town", November 5, 2006. . p.351

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