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| | Wisteria | Wisteria | Glycine | Γλυσίνα (Glysína) | **紫藤**\\ (shito) | **紫藤**\\ (zǐténg) | [[https://crow.work/den/yivalkes/?keyword=Klakseva|Klakseva]] (<html><span class="yiv-font">DlGlBb</span></html>) | | | Wisteria | Wisteria | Glycine | Γλυσίνα (Glysína) | **紫藤**\\ (shito) | **紫藤**\\ (zǐténg) | [[https://crow.work/den/yivalkes/?keyword=Klaksveva|Klaksveva]] (<html><span class="yiv-font">DLglbb</span></html>) | |
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| | //Named after\\ [[wp>Caspar Wistar]]((Caspar Wistar (1761–1818) was an American physician and anatomist.))// || //From Greek "glykys" (sweet)// || //Purple (紫) + vine (藤)// || //Magic (<html><span class="yiv-font">DlGl</span></html>) + Bean (<html><span class="yiv-font">Bb</span></html>) (metaphor)// | | | //Named after\\ [[wp>Caspar Wistar]]((Caspar Wistar (1761–1818) - An American physician and author of the first North American anatomy textbook. The genus was named in his honor by botanist Thomas Nuttall to commemorate Wistar’s contributions to science and his role as a prominent host of intellectual salons for the American Philosophical Society.))// || //From Greek "glykys" (sweet)// || //Purple (紫) + vine (藤)// || //Magic (<html><span class="yiv-font">DLgl</span></html>) + Bean (<html><span class="yiv-font">BB.</span></html>) (metaphor)// | |
| | <html><nobr>Wistar (Name)</nobr> + <nobr>(-ia) Taxonomic Suffix</nobr></html> || <html><nobr>Glyc- (Sweet)</nobr> + <nobr>(-ine/-ina) Feminine Nominal Suffix</nobr></html> || **紫**: 糸 (Semantic: Silk/Cloth - relating to purple dye) + 此 (Phonetic) \\ **藤**: 艹 (Semantic: Plant/Grass - relating to the vine) + 騰 (Phonetic) || **Tell** (<html><span class="yiv-font">Dl</span></html>) + **Gold** (<html><span class="yiv-font">Gl</span></html>) + **Bean** (<html><span class="yiv-font">Bb</span></html>) | | | <html><nobr>Wistar (Name)</nobr> + <nobr>(-ia) Taxonomic Suffix</nobr></html> || <html><nobr>Glyc- (Sweet)</nobr> + <nobr>(-ine/-ina) Feminine Nominal Suffix</nobr></html> || **紫**: 糸 (Semantic: Silk/Cloth - relating to purple dye) + 此 (Phonetic) \\ **藤**: 艹 (Semantic: Plant/Grass - relating to the vine) + 騰 (Phonetic) || **Tell** (<html><span class="yiv-font">Dl</span></html>) + **Gold** (<html><span class="yiv-font">Gl</span></html>) + **Bean** (<html><span class="yiv-font">Bb</span></html>) | |
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| === Short Description === | === Short Description === |
| Wisteria is a genus of flowering plants in the legume family, **Fabaceae**, that includes ten species of woody climbing bines. They are famous for their cascading clusters of fragrant, pea-like flowers. | Wisteria is a genus of flowering plants in the legume family, **Fabaceae**, that includes ten species of woody climbing bines. They are famous for their cascading clusters of fragrant, pea-like flowers. |
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| | * :!: **Caution:** Contains wisterin and lectin in all parts; toxic if ingested but safe to handle. |
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| === Range and Hardiness === | === Range and Hardiness === |
| * **Hardiness:** Generally hardy in USDA zones 5 - 9. | * **Hardiness:** Generally hardy in USDA zones 5 - 9. |
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| === Range and Hardiness === | |
| * **Native Range:** China, Korea, Japan, and the Eastern United States. | |
| * **Growth:** Extremely vigorous; can grow up to 20 meters high and 10 meters wide. | |
| * **Hardiness:** Generally hardy in USDA zones 5 - 9. | |
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| ^ Zone ^ West Coast ^ Japan ^ Climate Note ^ | ^ Zone ^ West Coast ^ Japan ^ Climate Note ^ |
