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The plant in the left pot is a filamentous willow. The plants in the center and right pots are fasciated. When a morning glory stem (parental vine) grows, a lateral bud grows into a lateral branch (child vine), but in fasciated mutants the stems become wide and flat, without branching. It has been called Sekka (stone appearance) or Hirajiku (flat stem) since ancient times. The flowers are gathered up to terminal positions of a fasciated stem and bloom collectively, so being beautiful. This is called Fusazaki (cluster flowers).
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