Primula takedana Tatew., J. Jap. Bot. 5:29. 1928. (PDF)
Section Reinii
Type specimen: Tatewaki 10765 resides at Makino Herbarium, Tokyo (specimen MAK007376).
P. takedana f. roseum : A pink variant.
Epithet: Named for Professor Takeda, an authority on Japanese Primulas.
Distribution: Hokkaido, Japan
This species has a restricted range. It grows in serpentine soils in the Teshio area of Hokkaido, Japan. Differs from P. jesoana by the slender habit and flower color. Flowers are exannulate, campanulate and usually white. A pink form is known as P. takedana f. roseum and if you have a reference for this name or image, please contact the webmaster. More hairy plants may have lobes which are doubly emarginate. If you have an image of this species in the wild, please contact the webmaster. あなたは野生で、この種のイメージを持っている場合は、ウェブマスターまでご連絡ください
