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Clematis serratifolia

Botanic Family

Ranunculaceae

Author

Rehder

Common Names

Geographical Habitats

• E. Jilin
• Liaoning - China
• Hokkaido - Japan
• Korea
• Khabarovsk
• Primorye - Russia

Natural Habitats

• Dry forests
• forests
• riversides

Flowering Times

• Aug Late summer to early autumn

Fruiting Times

• Sep-Oct

Scandent woody vine with pubescent young parts otherwise nearly glabrous, pinnately biternate leaves, coarsely toothed leaflets to 50mm x 30mm. Axillary cymes with small bracts, 3 scented 50mm pale yellow flowers with sepals to 30mm x 10mm, pubescent achenes to 3mm long

Further References

• Rehder 1934
• Bean 1950
• Bailey 1976
• Krussmann 1976
• Fretwell 1989
• Huxley 1992
• Nicholls 1995
• Grey-Wilson 2000
• FOC
• GWC 1997
• The Plant List 2
• Fedde
• FOJ