Sorbus matsumurana
Sorbus matsumurana (Makino) Koehne
Sorbus matsumurana is a species in the genus Sorbus, family Rosaceae, native to Japan. It was first described in 1901 by Koehne, with the original material attributed to Makino.
Description
Sorbus matsumurana belongs to the Rosaceae family, commonly known as the rose family. This species is indigenous to Japan and is part of the genus Sorbus, which includes various trees and shrubs known for their compound leaves and pome fruits. The species was formally published in 1901 by the botanist Koehne, based on earlier work by Makino. It is one of several Sorbus species found in the region, contributing to the biodiversity of the local flora.
Distribution
Japan
Synonyms
Pyrus matsumuranaSorbus matsumurana var. pseudogracilisSorbus matsumurana var. reiniiSorbus matsumurana f. pseudogracilis
