...Spiraea, Japanese knotweed, and Tosa Shimotsuke (S. nipponica Maxim. var. tosaensis Makino) are also members of the Spirea family, and all are easy to cultivate and are used as cut flowers. Close relatives of Japanese knotweed include S. blumei G. Don and S. nervosa Franch.et Savat., which grow on rocky ground in Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu west of the Kinki region. Other species that are known to be the same as Tosa Shimotsuke include S. nipponica Maxim. var. nipponica in the Chubu region and north, and S. ogawae Yamanaka in the Kii Peninsula. From the Kanto region north, S. betulifolia Pallas is often seen. ... *Some of the terminology that refers to "Ibukishimotsuke" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…ユキヤナギ,コデマリやトサシモツケS.nipponica Maxim.var.tosaensis Makinoもシモツケの仲間で,いずれも栽培が容易であり,切花にも利用される。 コデマリに近縁のものには,近畿地方以西の本州,四国および九州の岩石地に生えるイワガサS.blumei G.DonやイブキシモツケS.nervosa Franch.et Savat.があり,トサシモツケと同じ種には,中部地方以北のイワシモツケS.nipponica Maxim.var.nipponicaや紀伊半島のキイシモツケvar.ogawae Yamanakaが知られている。関東から北では,マルバシモツケS.betulifolia Pallasがよく見られる。… ※「イブキシモツケ」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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