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UNIVERSITY<br />
early summer, small yellowish green flowers open, being succeeded<br />
with small round dark purple berries.<br />
669. Ilex latifolia, 77/., Jap. Tarayo ; a mountain tree<br />
of the order Aquifoliacere, growing to a height of 20-30 fts. In<br />
summer small greenish flowers come forth in bunches, being followed<br />
with small red berries.<br />
669. b. Ilex Integra, 77/., Jap. Mochi-no-ki ; this tree<br />
(303) is much planted in gardens or for hedges.<br />
670. Evonymus japonicus, Th., Jap. Masaki ; a wild<br />
tree of the order Celastracere growing to a height of about 10 feet,<br />
being used generally for hedges. Various kinds of variegated<br />
leaves exist.<br />
In early summer small flowers open on the branches,<br />
and in late autumn the berries expose red seeds.<br />
671. Raphiolepis japonica, 5. et Z., Jap. Hamamokkoku<br />
;<br />
a wild shrub of the order Rosacese found on sea shores<br />
of southern provinces. It attains to a height of 3-4 fts., branching<br />
out horizontally. In early summer,<br />
it bears white flowers<br />
which resemble those of Prunus mume, being succeeded with dark<br />
purple berries.<br />
Its bark is used for dying (374. b.).<br />
672. Photima glabra, Th. t<br />
Jap. Kaname-mochi, Akamemochi,<br />
Kaname-gashi, Soba-no-ki ; a mountain tree of the order<br />
Rosacese growing to a height of about 10 fts. Its small trees suit<br />
well for hedges. In early summer small white flowers in a terminal<br />
cyrne appear on the branches, being succeeded with small<br />
round red berries. As the young leaves are red, they are called<br />
Aka-me (Red-shoots). The wood, being very hard and finely<br />
grained, is used for wheels and oars in Province Kii.<br />
673. Fatsia japonica, Decne. et Plane., Jap. Yatsude,<br />
Tcngn-no-hauchiwa ; a mountain shrub of the order Araliacea3<br />
growing in warm provinces. It attains to a height of 7-8 fts.,<br />
shooting stems in tufts from a root. In winter, branched peduncles<br />
are produced in the centre of the leaves, bearing small yellowish