In the mountainous regions of Taiwan today there are over 20 species of common plants that bear as part of their designation the name "Mori," such as the "Mori azalea" and "Mori sedum." These are all plants that were first collected and discovered by Mori Ushinosuke, who headed the Japanese administration's "research department for useful plants."
今天我們在台灣高山地區常看到森氏杜鵑、森氏佛甲草等以「森氏」命名的二十多種植物，正是由任職總督府「有用植物調查科」的森丑之助首先採集發現而得名的。