#daphniphyllum

[japanese-plants]

False Daphne tea bowl by Eiraku Zengoro (1917-1998) 16代永樂善五郎造 「仁清寫ゆずり葉茶碗」

[popgenpapers]

Genetic differentiation and evolution of broad-leaved evergreen shrub and tree varieties of Daphniphyllum macropodum (Daphniphyllaceae)

http://dlvr.it/SsyrPL

[cupcakeshakesnake]

I accidentally inverted the colors while editing a photo for an assignment and

not gonna lie it looks kinda cool

[markunsan]

Daphniphyllum macropodum  with  ? 

数年前から　庭に生え始めた　ユズリハ(左）と　大きな葉っぱの木。

鳥の仕業と　思われるも　大きくなる前に　身を引いてもらうの図。

[citadelspires]

Greetings! My sincerest hope you are all having a good day, and may the rest of your week be better regardless. Today’s flower plant thing is a Daphniphyllum macropodum of the Daphniphyllaceae family.

Apparently this plant is useful in constructive purposes and furniture making, which is really cool!

[Picture ID: A shrub consistent of many bright green flower-like segments, each with reddish-purple stems at their base, and several long thin leaves hanging from the bottom. All combined the plant gives off the appearance of a large collection of individual flowers and leaves forming one large bush. End ID]

[konjaku]

譲葉|交譲木|楪[Yuzuriha] Daphniphyllum macropodum Miq. Male inflorescence

[recsh-blog]

(군식해놓으면 아름다운 굴거리나무에서)

식물명 : 굴거리나무 학 명 : Daphniphyllum macropodum Miq. 굴거리나무과 원산지 : 한국 꽃말 : 내사랑 나의 품에 다년초여부 : 다년생 - Perennial 기타 : 약용식물 - Medicinal plants 상록수 - evergreen plants 번식법 : 씨앗

[treeinfo]

#plants #daphniphyllum #식물 #굴거리나무

[japanese-plants]

False Daphe and Geranium by Hoitsu Sakai (1761-1828), Kiitsu Suzuki (1795-1858) and Kimei Nakano (1834-1891), included in Shiki No Hana (Flowers of the Four Seasons) published in 1908

[lovefeeder]

https://soundcloud.com/daphniphyllum/shidenissen

[farmstayjapan]

This is an elaborate Kagami mochi (鏡餅) one of the preparations we make for the new year to invite the “Toshigami-sama” (New year God). I think most people have a more simplified version of this Kagami mochi which is purchased at a supermarket. Saying this you should put up all your New Year’s decorations between December 26th and the 28th. From long ago, mochi (rice cakes) were considered food for the gods. Here are some of the meanings of the decorations on the kagami mochi- The “strings” wrapped in gold and silver in this photo is called “Mizu-hiki” and it is for hopes to make ties with Toshigami-sama” . On top is not a mikan but a Daidai bitter orange (橙) which symbolizes the wish that the family’s bloodline will prosper from generation to generation. The leaves of the Yuzuriha (Daphniphyllum macropodum) means long life and the konbu (kelp) is happiness. It is also believed that the power of the gods reside in kagami mochi so that we can absorb some of their powers we eat the mochi at a later date. #mochi #kagamimochi #japaneseculture #鏡餅#由来 #お正月 #歳神様 #buonnatale #正月 #japaneseculture #newyearjapan https://www.instagram.com/p/Br5G7MNnwk0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=3zyf1g0xjfad

[isamimasi]

ユズリハ。韓国のグループが済州島の薬草497種を調べたところ、もっとも糖尿病に効果がありそうなのは、この果実でした。 Daphniphyllum macropodum. Korean group screened anti-diabetic properties of traditional herbs. The strongest among 497 species was Daphniphyllum macropodum. (Tokyo National Museum)

[black-lolita]

(Daphniphyllum)

[japanese-plants]

Lacquerware chopsticks pair with False Daphne holders 夫婦箸 漆 一双 花梨＆箸置 「ゆずりは」

[japanese-plants]

False Daphne and Trailing Abutilon by Hoitsu Sakai (1761-1828), Kiitsu Suzuki (1795-1858) and Kimei Nakano (1834-1891), included in Shiki No Hana (Flowers of the Four Seasons) published in 1908