Dependences of wavy texture on polymer concentration and solution temperature were examined using aqueous solutions of hydroxypropylcellulose (HPC). The phase of aqueous solution of HPC varied from an isotropic (I) system to a liquid crystalline (LC) one through a biphasic (I+LC, LC+I) system with increasing the HPC concentration and/or decreasing the solution temperature. The wavy texture emerged not only in the LC system but also in the LC+I system. Furthermore, induction time of wavy texture was evaluated in terms of apparent shear strain. It is suggested that polydomain structures included in liquid crystalline systems and droplets of isotropic phase in biphasic systems affect the initial stage of emergence of wavy texture at low shear rates.