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This member of the Stemonaceae
family was given this name by Miquel in 1867. It is found in Japan,
growing in a sandy soil with little to some water and some sun. The
roots gets 1-1,5 centimetres thick, the branches
will grow to 70 centimetres. The flowers are brown, and the plant
can be reproduced both by seeds and dividing of the centre.
In nature, I'm sure,
it will grow with the roots sub-terrain.
Seen as a member of
the Roxburghiaceae family on IPNI with authors: Franch. & Sav.
A piece of work on Stemona Alkoloids.
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