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Morning glory Ipomoea nil

Asagao-36 kasen (36 varieties of the Japanese morning glory) (block-print) by Bankaen (1854)

Figure 20

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"Kujakuba-sunazuri-hatoba-hanagasa-kosiore-kuruisisi-botan-dozaki Housintei"; Pear sand grinding leaf and pegion wing color centrally intense broken-down petal irregular lion duplicated twice flower Housintei

Probably due to the combination of the duplicated (double flower) gene with the lion gene, this extremely complicated flower is called a "broken-down petal irregular lion duplicated flower." General use of the duplicated (double flower) gene is characteristic of the second cultivation peak of the Kaei/Ansei (1848-1860) era. Sand grinding indicates a gritty leaf surface.

Slide No. 076


1 x 1
4 x 4

2 x 2

lens 8 x 8
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1 x 1 (thumbnail images) : For indexing
2 x 2, 4 x 4, 8 x 8 : For viewing on monitor
8 x 8, 16 x 16 : For printing
Edited by Yuuji Tsukii (Lab. Biology, Science Research Center, Hosei University)