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<title>アメリカスズメノヒエ</title>
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<description>&#160;お茶畑の近くでアメリカスズメノヒエが咲いていました。南アメリカ原産のイネ科の多年草です。緑化に用いられ、各地に急速に広がっているようです。


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<description>&#160;校舎前の植え込みにコメヒシバが咲いています。道端などに良く生えるイネ科の一年草です。近縁種のメヒシバとよく似ていますが、全体的に小型で、穂の軸がざらつかないという特徴があります。



&#34;Ko-Mehishiba&#34; plants are in bloom in the shrubbery in front of the school building. They are annual plants in the Poaceae family that commonly grow along roadsides. They look very similar to their close relatives called &#34;Mehishiba&#34;, but they are smaller and can be distinguished by their smooth flower spike axes.</description>
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<div>&#34;Ko-Mehishiba&#34; plants are in bloom in the shrubbery in front of the school building. They are annual plants in the Poaceae family that commonly grow along roadsides. They look very similar to their close relatives called &#34;Mehishiba&#34;, but they are smaller and can be distinguished by their smooth flower spike axes.</div></div>
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<description>&#160;校舎前の植え込みでオニノゲシが咲いています。道端などに見られるキク科の一年草または越年草です。ヨーロッパ原産の帰化植物です。同じくヨーロッパ原産の帰化植物であるノゲシと似ていますが、オニノゲシのほうが葉のトゲが硬く、触ると痛いです。



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<description>校舎前の植え込みでコニシキソウが咲いています。トウダイグサ科の北アメリカ原産の一年草です。畑や道端など、日本各地で普通に見られます。よく似た在来種のニシキソウは、コニシキソウに押されて少なくなっているようです。



&#34;Ko-Nishikisou&#34; plants are in bloom in the shrubbery in front of the school building. They are annual plants in the Euphorbiaceae family that originally come from North America. Their close relative called &#34;Nishikisou&#34;has been&#160; declining in number as it is being displaced by &#34;Ko-Nishikisou&#34;.</description>
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<div>&#34;Ko-Nishikisou&#34; plants are in bloom in the shrubbery in front of the school building. They are annual plants in the Euphorbiaceae family that originally come from North America. Their close relative called &#34;Nishikisou&#34;has been&#160; declining in number as it is being displaced by &#34;Ko-Nishikisou&#34;.</div></div>
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<title>コフキサルノコシカケ</title>
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<description>裏道でコフキサルノコシカケが発生しています。多年生で一年中みられる大型のキノコです。和名のコフキはココアパウダーのような胞子を大量に飛ばすことに由来します。傘の裏面は白色ですが、傷つけると褐色に変化します。



&#34;Kofuki-Sarunokoshikake&#34; mushrooms are growing along the back road. They are large perennial mushrooms that can be seen through the year. The name &#34;Kofuki&#34;comes from the large amount of cacao powder-like spores they release. The back of their cap is white, but it turns dark brown when scratched.</description>
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<div>&#34;Kofuki-Sarunokoshikake&#34; mushrooms are growing along the back road. They are large perennial mushrooms that can be seen through the year. The name &#34;Kofuki&#34;comes from the large amount of cacao powder-like spores they release. The back of their cap is white, but it turns dark brown when scratched.</div></div>
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<title>ヒノキゴケ</title>
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<description>&#160;ヒノキ林の林床にヒノキゴケが生えていました。谷沿いなどの湿度の高い環境を好むコケ植物です。美しい姿で苔庭などでも利用されるようです。



&#34;Hinoki-Goke&#34; mosses are growing in the Japanese cypress woodland. They thrive in moist, shady places especially along valleys and streams. Their beautiful appearance makes them a popular choice for moss gardens.
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<div>&#34;Hinoki-Goke&#34; mosses are growing in the Japanese cypress woodland. They thrive in moist, shady places especially along valleys and streams. Their beautiful appearance makes them a popular choice for moss gardens.</div>
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<title>ヨウシュヤマゴボウ</title>
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<description>&#160;裏道でヨウシュヤマゴボウが咲いています。空き地などに見られるヤマゴボウ科の多年草です。食用として山ごぼうという名で売られている植物はキク科のモリアザミで、本種とは全くの別種です。本種は全体に毒があり、根や果実は食べることができません。



&#34;Youshu-Yamagobou&#34; plants are in bloom along the back road. They are perennial plants in the Phytolaccaceae family that commonly grow in vacant lots and other open areas. Although the name &#34;Yamagobou&#34; is also used for an edible food, that product actually comes from the roots of the &#34;Moriazami&#34; plant, a member of the Asteraceae family, and is completely unrelated to this species. All parts of Youshu-Yamagobou are toxic, so their roots and fruits are not edible.</description>
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<div>&#34;Youshu-Yamagobou&#34; plants are in bloom along the back road. They are perennial plants in the Phytolaccaceae family that commonly grow in vacant lots and other open areas. Although the name &#34;Yamagobou&#34; is also used for an edible food, that product actually comes from the roots of the &#34;Moriazami&#34; plant, a member of the Asteraceae family, and is completely unrelated to this species. All parts of Youshu-Yamagobou are toxic, so their roots and fruits are not edible.</div></div>
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<description>&#160;お茶畑でメヒシバが咲いています。畑などに良く生えるイネ科の一年草です。日本全土で見られるほか、世界の暖帯～温帯に広く分布しているといわれています。



&#34;Mehishiba&#34; plants are in bloom by the tea garden. They are annual plants in the Poaceae family that commonly grow in fields. They are found throughout Japan and also are seen in warm-temperate and temperate regions around the world.</description>
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<div id="cms-editor-minieditor-sin178585204357573600" class="cms-content-parts-sin178585204357582000"><p>&#160;お茶畑でメヒシバが咲いています。畑などに良く生えるイネ科の一年草です。日本全土で見られるほか、世界の暖帯～温帯に広く分布しているといわれています。</p>
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<div>&#34;Mehishiba&#34; plants are in bloom by the tea garden. They are annual plants in the Poaceae family that commonly grow in fields. They are found throughout Japan and also are seen in warm-temperate and temperate regions around the world.</div></div>
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<description>&#160;裏道でキツネノボタンが咲いています。湿った環境に生えるキンポウゲ科の多年草です。和名は、葉がボタンの葉に似ていることに由来します。似た仲間にケキツネノボタンがありますが、茎の毛の様子や、葉の切れ込みなどから見分けることができます。



&#34;Kitsuneno-Botan&#34; plants are in bloom along the back road. They are perennial plants in the Ranunculaceae family and thrive in moist places. Their Japanese name comes from the resemblance of their leaves to those of&#160; the &#34;Botan&#34; plants. A closely related species &#34;Ke-Kitsuneno-Botan&#34; looks very similar, but the two can be distinguished by the presence of hairs on the stem and by the shape of their leaf lobes.</description>
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<div>&#34;Kitsuneno-Botan&#34; plants are in bloom along the back road. They are perennial plants in the Ranunculaceae family and thrive in moist places. Their Japanese name comes from the resemblance of their leaves to those of&#160; the &#34;Botan&#34; plants. A closely related species &#34;Ke-Kitsuneno-Botan&#34; looks very similar, but the two can be distinguished by the presence of hairs on the stem and by the shape of their leaf lobes.</div></div>
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<title>ヒナノシャクジョウ</title>
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<description>裏道でヒナノシャクジョウが咲いていました。ヒナノシャクジョウ科の多年草です。葉緑体を持たず全体が白色で菌類に依存して生育しています。 &#34;Hinano-Shakujou&#34; plants are in bloom along the back road. They are perennial plants in the Burmanniaceae family.&#160; Lacking chlorophyll, they are entirely white and obtain all of their nutrients from fungi.</description>
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<div id="cms-editor-minieditor-sin178524388730947400" class="cms-content-parts-sin178524388730951400"><p>裏道でヒナノシャクジョウが咲いていました。ヒナノシャクジョウ科の多年草です。葉緑体を持たず全体が白色で菌類に依存して生育しています。</p> <p><img src="https://fujiseishin-jh.ed.jp/images/field_diary2/2026/07/images20260728220439.jpg" width="448" height="336" alt="" /></p><p>&#34;Hinano-Shakujou&#34; plants are in bloom along the back road. They are perennial plants in the Burmanniaceae family.&#160; Lacking chlorophyll, they are entirely white and obtain all of their nutrients from fungi.</p></div>
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<title>ヒナツチガキ</title>
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<description>&#160;聖心坂でヒナツチガキが発生していました。夏から晩秋にかけて林内の落葉上に発生するキノコの仲間です。袋状の球体の中に胞子が入っており、雨粒が当たったときなどの衝撃で中心の穴から出て来ると考えられています。 &#34;Hina-Tsuchigaki&#34; mushrooms are growing&#160; along &#34;Seishin Zaka.&#34;&#160; They can be found from summer through late fall among fallen leaves on the forest floor. Their sac-bearing body is enclosed in a small, sac-like sphere. When raindrops strike the opening at the top,the impact releases a puff of spores into the air.</description>
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<div id="cms-editor-minieditor-sin178489381665638100" class="cms-content-parts-sin178489381665646100"><p>&#160;聖心坂でヒナツチガキが発生していました。夏から晩秋にかけて林内の落葉上に発生するキノコの仲間です。袋状の球体の中に胞子が入っており、雨粒が当たったときなどの衝撃で中心の穴から出て来ると考えられています。<br /> <br /> <img src="https://fujiseishin-jh.ed.jp/images/field_diary2/2026/07/images20260724205005.jpg" width="448" height="335" alt="" /></p><p>&#34;Hina-Tsuchigaki&#34; mushrooms are growing&#160; along &#34;Seishin Zaka.&#34;&#160; They can be found from summer through late fall among fallen leaves on the forest floor. Their sac-bearing body is enclosed in a small, sac-like sphere. When raindrops strike the opening at the top,the impact releases a puff of spores into the air.</p></div>
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<title>ユミダイゴケ</title>
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<description>ヒノキ林の斜面にユミダイゴケが生えていました。日当たりの良い裸地や花壇にも分布するシッポゴケ科のコケ植物です。胞子が入っている蒴の根元の部分が長く弓形に発達するのが特徴です。植物体は小さくあまり目立ちませんが、写真のように胞子体をつけているときは良く目立ちます。



&#34;Yumidaigoke&#34; moss is growing on a slope in the Japanese cypress woodland. It belongs to the Dicranaceae family and is commonly found on sunny patches of bare soil and even flower beds. The bottom part of their capsule, which produces&#160; spores, grows long and looks like a bow. Their leafy shoots are tiny and inconspicuous, but the sporophytes stand out clearly, as you can see in the photo.</description>
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<dc:date>2026-07-21T19:45:00+09:00</dc:date>
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<div id="cms-editor-minieditor-sin178463079527186300" class="cms-content-parts-sin178463079527201000"><div>ヒノキ林の斜面にユミダイゴケが生えていました。日当たりの良い裸地や花壇にも分布するシッポゴケ科のコケ植物です。胞子が入っている蒴の根元の部分が長く弓形に発達するのが特徴です。植物体は小さくあまり目立ちませんが、写真のように胞子体をつけているときは良く目立ちます。</div>
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<div>&#34;Yumidaigoke&#34; moss is growing on a slope in the Japanese cypress woodland. It belongs to the Dicranaceae family and is commonly found on sunny patches of bare soil and even flower beds. The bottom part of their capsule, which produces&#160; spores, grows long and looks like a bow. Their leafy shoots are tiny and inconspicuous, but the sporophytes stand out clearly, as you can see in the photo.</div></div>
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<title>キブシ</title>
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<description>裏道でキブシが実をつけていました。林縁などに生えるキブシ科の落葉低木です。和名は五倍子（ふし）と呼ばれるヌルデの虫こぶの代わりに、この果実が黒い染料の原料として用いられたことに由来します。



&#34;Kibushi&#34; trees are bearing fruit along the back road. They are deciduous shrubs in the Stachyuraceae family that naturally grow along forest edges. The Japanese name &#8220;Kibushi&#8221; comes from the fact that their fruit was once used as a substitute for the galls of the Chinese sumac tree known in Japanese as&#160; &#34;Fushi (五倍子)&#8221;, which were traditionally used to produce black dye.</description>
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<dc:date>2026-07-17T20:10:00+09:00</dc:date>
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<div id="cms-editor-minieditor-sin178428690772908200" class="cms-content-parts-sin178428690772915600"><div>裏道でキブシが実をつけていました。林縁などに生えるキブシ科の落葉低木です。和名は五倍子（ふし）と呼ばれるヌルデの虫こぶの代わりに、この果実が黒い染料の原料として用いられたことに由来します。</div>
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<div>&#34;Kibushi&#34; trees are bearing fruit along the back road. They are deciduous shrubs in the Stachyuraceae family that naturally grow along forest edges. The Japanese name &#8220;Kibushi&#8221; comes from the fact that their fruit was once used as a substitute for the galls of the Chinese sumac tree known in Japanese as&#160; &#34;Fushi (五倍子)&#8221;, which were traditionally used to produce black dye.</div></div>
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<title>カレバキツネタケ</title>
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共生の森にカレバキツネタケが生えています。夏から秋に広葉樹林に見られるキノコです。傘の中央がくぼみ、よく目立つ溝線があるのが特徴です。また、湿っているときは紫色を帯びます。

&#34;Kareba-Kitsunetake&#34; mushrooms are growing in the &#34;Kyosei-Forest (共生の森).&#34; They can be found from summer to fall in broadleaf forests. Their caps have distinctive grooves with a depressed, navel-like center. When moist, the fruiting bodies develop a purplish tinge.
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<dc:date>2026-07-14T21:25:00+09:00</dc:date>
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<p>共生の森にカレバキツネタケが生えています。夏から秋に広葉樹林に見られるキノコです。傘の中央がくぼみ、よく目立つ溝線があるのが特徴です。また、湿っているときは紫色を帯びます。</p>
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<p>&#34;Kareba-Kitsunetake&#34; mushrooms are growing in the &#34;Kyosei-Forest (共生の森).&#34; They can be found from summer to fall in broadleaf forests. Their caps have distinctive grooves with a depressed, navel-like center. When moist, the fruiting bodies develop a purplish tinge.</p>
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<title>コイヌノエフデ</title>
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<description>ヒノキ林の林縁にコイヌノエフデが生えていました。梅雨から夏にかけて林内で見られるキノコです。木片の焦げる匂いがするといいますが、すでににおいを放つ粘液（グレバ）が流れてしまっていたのか、よくわかりませんでした。 &#34;Koinuno-Efude&#34; mushrooms are growing along the edge of the Japanese cypress woodland. They typically&#160; appear from the rainy season to summer in woodlands. It&#039;s said that they smell like burnt wood, but this one had no noticeable odor. The slimy spore mass, which produces the smell, had probably been washed away by the rain.</description>
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<dc:date>2026-07-10T16:25:00+09:00</dc:date>
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<div id="cms-editor-minieditor-sin178367939112664200" class="cms-content-parts-sin178367939112671600"><p>ヒノキ林の林縁にコイヌノエフデが生えていました。梅雨から夏にかけて林内で見られるキノコです。木片の焦げる匂いがするといいますが、すでににおいを放つ粘液（グレバ）が流れてしまっていたのか、よくわかりませんでした。</p> <p><img src="https://fujiseishin-jh.ed.jp/images/field_diary2/2026/07/images20260710192936.jpg" width="448" height="335" alt="" /></p><p>&#34;Koinuno-Efude&#34; mushrooms are growing along the edge of the Japanese cypress woodland. They typically&#160; appear from the rainy season to summer in woodlands. It's said that they smell like burnt wood, but this one had no noticeable odor. The slimy spore mass, which produces the smell, had probably been washed away by the rain.</p></div>
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<title>ハナサナギタケ</title>
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<description>裏道でハナサナギタケが発生していました。蛾のサナギに寄生する菌類で、いわゆる冬虫夏草と呼ばれる仲間です。雑木林で最も普通に目にする冬虫夏草のひとつのようです。 &#160;&#8220;Hana-Sanagitake&#34; mushrooms have sprouted along the back road. They are a type of parasitic fungus that grows on the pupa of moths and are considered a species of caterpillar fungus. They are one of the most common caterpillar fungus in mixed woodlands.</description>
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<dc:date>2026-07-07T16:30:00+09:00</dc:date>
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<div id="cms-editor-minieditor-sin178342419348084700" class="cms-content-parts-sin178342419348101400"><p>裏道でハナサナギタケが発生していました。蛾のサナギに寄生する菌類で、いわゆる冬虫夏草と呼ばれる仲間です。雑木林で最も普通に目にする冬虫夏草のひとつのようです。</p> <p><img src="https://fujiseishin-jh.ed.jp/images/field_diary2/2026/07/images20260707203458.jpg" width="448" height="336" alt="" />&#160;<img src="https://fujiseishin-jh.ed.jp/images/field_diary2/2026/07/images20260707203510.jpg" width="448" height="336" alt="" /></p><p>&#8220;Hana-Sanagitake&#34; mushrooms have sprouted along the back road. They are a type of parasitic fungus that grows on the pupa of moths and are considered a species of caterpillar fungus. They are one of the most common caterpillar fungus in mixed woodlands.</p></div>
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<title>タチチチコグサ</title>
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<description>&#160;セカンドオークヒルでタチチチコグサが咲いています。空き地などに生えるキク科の1年草または越年草です。チチコグサと名の付く北アメリカ原産の帰化植物の一種で、近年数を増やしているようです。



&#34;Tachi-Chichikogusa&#34; plants are in bloom in the Second Oak Hill. They are annual or winter annual plants in the Asteraceae family that commonly grow in vacant lots and other open areas. Native to North America, this naturalized species is one of several plants whose Japanese names include &#34;Chichikogusa.&#34; It has become increasingly common in recent years.</description>
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<dc:date>2026-07-03T09:25:00+09:00</dc:date>
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<div id="cms-editor-minieditor-sin178303855663022600" class="cms-content-parts-sin178303855663030100"><p>&#160;セカンドオークヒルでタチチチコグサが咲いています。空き地などに生えるキク科の1年草または越年草です。チチコグサと名の付く北アメリカ原産の帰化植物の一種で、近年数を増やしているようです。</p>
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<div>&#34;Tachi-Chichikogusa&#34; plants are in bloom in the Second Oak Hill. They are annual or winter annual plants in the Asteraceae family that commonly grow in vacant lots and other open areas. Native to North America, this naturalized species is one of several plants whose Japanese names include &#34;Chichikogusa.&#34; It has become increasingly common in recent years.</div></div>
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<title>タマゴタケ</title>
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<description>&#160;クヌギ林にタマゴタケが生えていました。夏から秋にかけて樹林下に生えるキノコで、基部に白色のつぼがあることや、傘の周辺部に条線があるのが特徴です。鮮やかなオレンジ色でとても目立っていました。 &#34;Tamagotake&#34; mushrooms are growing in the Japanese chestnut oak woodland. They appear from summer to fall on woodlands. They have white volva at the base of the stem and distinct striations along the edge of the cap. Their bright orange caps make them easy to spot.</description>
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<dc:date>2026-06-30T16:55:00+09:00</dc:date>
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<div id="cms-editor-minieditor-sin178282062807214000" class="cms-content-parts-sin178282062807222100"><p>&#160;クヌギ林にタマゴタケが生えていました。夏から秋にかけて樹林下に生えるキノコで、基部に白色のつぼがあることや、傘の周辺部に条線があるのが特徴です。鮮やかなオレンジ色でとても目立っていました。</p> <p><img src="https://fujiseishin-jh.ed.jp/images/field_diary2/2026/06/images20260630205656.jpg" width="448" height="335" alt="" /></p><p>&#34;Tamagotake&#34; mushrooms are growing in the Japanese chestnut oak woodland. They appear from summer to fall on woodlands. They have white volva at the base of the stem and distinct striations along the edge of the cap. Their bright orange caps make them easy to spot.</p></div>
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<title>ヤマアジサイ</title>
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<description>沢沿いにヤマアジサイが咲いています。林縁などに見られるアジサイ科の落葉低木です。中心の花弁が目立たない両性花を、がくが花びら状に発達した装飾花が取り囲んでいます。本種がもとになった園芸品種も、多く栽培されています。 &#160;&#34;Yama-Ajisai&#34; trees are in bloom along the stream. They are deciduous shrubs in the Hydrangeaceae family that grow naturally along forest edges and mountain streams. The inconspicuous bisexual flowers in the center are surrounded by showy decorative flowers with petal-like sepals. Many cultivated hydrangea varieties have been developed from this species.</description>
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<dc:date>2026-06-26T16:40:00+09:00</dc:date>
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<div id="cms-editor-minieditor-sin178247796352126400" class="cms-content-parts-sin178247796352134400"><p>沢沿いにヤマアジサイが咲いています。林縁などに見られるアジサイ科の落葉低木です。中心の花弁が目立たない両性花を、がくが花びら状に発達した装飾花が取り囲んでいます。本種がもとになった園芸品種も、多く栽培されています。</p> <p><img src="https://fujiseishin-jh.ed.jp/images/field_diary2/2026/06/images20260626214524.jpg" width="448" height="336" alt="" />&#160;<img src="https://fujiseishin-jh.ed.jp/images/field_diary2/2026/06/images20260626214556.jpg" width="448" height="335" alt="" /></p><p>&#34;Yama-Ajisai&#34; trees are in bloom along the stream. They are deciduous shrubs in the Hydrangeaceae family that grow naturally along forest edges and mountain streams. The inconspicuous bisexual flowers in the center are surrounded by showy decorative flowers with petal-like sepals. Many cultivated hydrangea varieties have been developed from this species.</p></div>
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<title>トウネズミモチ</title>
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<description>裏道でトウネズミモチが咲いています。モチノキ科の常緑小高木です。中国原産で、公園などに植栽されたものが逸出し、林内でも普通に見られます。在来種のネズミモチに比べ、花期が少し遅く、また葉が薄く葉脈が目立つという特徴があります。 &#34;Tou-Nezumimochi&#34; trees are in bloom along the back road. They are evergreen small trees in the Aquifoliaceae family. This species is a naturalized plant originally from China. The trees that were once cultivated in parks have escaped into the wild and are now commonly found in woodlands. Compared with the native&#160; &#34;Nezumimochi&#34;, they flower slightly later and have narrower leaves.</description>
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<dc:date>2026-06-23T16:00:00+09:00</dc:date>
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<div id="cms-editor-minieditor-sin178221975047773800" class="cms-content-parts-sin178221975047781700"><p>裏道でトウネズミモチが咲いています。モチノキ科の常緑小高木です。中国原産で、公園などに植栽されたものが逸出し、林内でも普通に見られます。在来種のネズミモチに比べ、花期が少し遅く、また葉が薄く葉脈が目立つという特徴があります。</p> <p><img src="https://fujiseishin-jh.ed.jp/images/field_diary2/2026/06/images20260623220221.jpg" width="448" height="336" alt="" /></p><p>&#34;Tou-Nezumimochi&#34; trees are in bloom along the back road. They are evergreen small trees in the Aquifoliaceae family. This species is a naturalized plant originally from China. The trees that were once cultivated in parks have escaped into the wild and are now commonly found in woodlands. Compared with the native&#160; &#34;Nezumimochi&#34;, they flower slightly later and have narrower leaves.</p></div>
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