#cheesewood

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Japanese Cheesewood by Kaibara Ekken from Yamato Honzou (Encyclopedia of Japan's Natural History) published in 1709 「トベラ」 貝原益軒 大和本草 (1709年)

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Ino Yamanaka (Naruto)

Name: Ino Yamanaka

Series: Naruto

Gender: Female

Status: Alive

Family: The Yamanaka Clan

Flower Motif: Japanese Cheesewood (Pittosporum tobira)

Flower Meaning: Protection

Weapon of Choice: Nunchaku

Associated With: Interdimensional Hero Club

Stationed At Which Cafe: Osaka, Japan

Hero Form Appearance: A hybrid of a Shinobi star’s clothes and YuYuYu’s Hero Form Outfits. The undersuit is a nighttime black to represent the shadows ninjas hide in- and while the main outfit starts out a dreamy light yellow, it fades to ravishing violet as you make your way down to the lower half of the sleeves, the lower half of the pants, and the tailcoat. Accent colors are green, black, white, gray, silver, and gold. The shoes, gloves, and belt all have patterns of Japanese cheeswood flowers on them, and the only other accessory is Ino’s hair tie, that has the flower on it. The flower’s petal shape can be seen in the tailcoat and collar.

Full Bloom Gauge Location: Below Neck on Chest

Guardian: Hitoba (Based on the Hitobashira)

Favorite Food: Chahan

Parallel To: None

Bio: Ino Yamanaka is a kunoichi of Konohagakure's Yamanaka clan. She and her fellow members of Team Asuma are their generation's Ino–Shika–Chō Trio.

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#2469 - Pittosporum crassifolium - Karo

AKA Stiffleaf Cheesewood, kaikaro and kihiki.

A fast-growing tree, up to 10m tall in ideal conditions, native to coastal areas in the northern quarter of Aotearoa, but now grown in other parts of the country, and widely in coastal areas worldwide. Easily propagated from seed, which has become a problem in some countries since the seeds are spread by birds.

The buds, fruit, and the underside of the leaves are covered in a fine grey fuzz, that protects them from windburn and salt exposure. It produces dark red highly fragrant flowers from August to October.

Cape Egmont, Taranaki, New Zealand.

[negmo-photograph]

トベラの花(cheesewood)

Date:2018.04.28

Equipment:motorola motoG5plus

[myfairynuffstuff]

Leslie Van Der Sluys (1939 - 2010) - Boobook Owl and Australian Cheesewood. 1984. Hand coloured linocut.

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Japanese Cheesewood by Terajima Ryouan from Wakan Sansai Zue (Illustrated Sino-Japanese Encyclopedia) published in 1713 「扉木」 寺島良安 和漢三才図会 (1713頃)

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Japanese Cheesewood botanical art by Torii Hiromi 鳥居ひろみ

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Japanese Cheesewood mini bonsai