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*The leaves and fruits turn red in autumn.
 
*The leaves and fruits turn red in autumn.
 
*The eye-catching parts which look like white petals are actually bracts, in which the inflorescence, which is formed from a cluster of flowers, is present in the center.
 
*The eye-catching parts which look like white petals are actually bracts, in which the inflorescence, which is formed from a cluster of flowers, is present in the center.
*Its Japanese name "American-yamabōshi" refers to the place of origin (America) and how it resembles Japanese native kousa dogwood (yamabōshi). Another common name, "hana-mizuki", comes from the fact that the 'flowers' ("hana" in Japanese, actually involucres) stand out and it is a member of the Cornaceae family ("mizuki").
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*Its Japanese name "American-yamabōshi" refers to the place of origin (America) and how it resembles Japanese native kousa dogwood (yamabōshi). Another common name, "hana-mizuki", comes from the fact that the 'flowers' ("hana" in Japanese, which is actually involucres) stand out and it is a member of the Cornaceae family ("mizuki").
 
*Native to North America, used in horticulture.
 
*Native to North America, used in horticulture.
 
*Known as a gift from the United States in the Meiji era (1868-1912) in appreciation for the gift of cherry trees from Japan to the United States.
 
*Known as a gift from the United States in the Meiji era (1868-1912) in appreciation for the gift of cherry trees from Japan to the United States.
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