Circaea Alpina
Alpina 深山や高山に生え 草丈が5 18cmと低い 1 ケミヤマタニタデ circaea alpina l.
Circaea alpina. Alpina is rarely taller than about 10 inches in late season maturity while its larger cousin is rarely less than a foot tall. The genus name comes from the enchantress circe of greek mythology and the specific designation is derived from lutetia the latin name for paris which was sometimes referred to as the witch city. Dos especies son silvestres circaea lutetiana y circaea alpina.
Description the leaves are opposite ovate 2 6 cm and. エゾミズタマソウ circaea canadensis l hill subsp. The genus circaea contains 7 10 species of flowering plants known as enchanter s nightshade in the willowherb family onagraceae they are woodland plants occurring in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere with one species alpine enchanter s nightshade circaea alpina being widespread throughout the northern hemisphere.
Small enchanter s nightshade subordinate taxa the plants database includes the following 2 subspecies of circaea alpina. Se añade un intermedio híbrido entre estas dos especies y varias subespecies con entre 8 y 14. ミヤマタニタデ circaea alpina l.
Circaea alpina commonly called enchanter s nightshade or small enchanter s nightshade is a 10 30 cm tall perennial herb found in cool forests of the northern hemisphere. ミヤマタニタデ 群馬県尾瀬 日付 2016年8月1日 原典 qwert1234 s file 作者 qwert1234 ライセンス この作品の著作権者である私は この作品を以下のライセンスで提供します. Click below on a thumbnail map or name for subspecies profiles.
Fuji july 2009 at forest edge in mt. Son plantas que se desarrollan en las regiones templadas del hemisferio norte. Circaea lutetiana known as broad leaved enchanter s nightshade is a plant in the evening primrose family onagraceae.
Though it has rhizomes that sometimes terminate in enlargements or small tubers the hybrids most generally resemble c. Circaea alpina linnaeus circaea alpina l. Canadensis given the open inflorescence.
Circaea alpina oze gunma pref japan 日本語. July 2009 at forest edge in mt. Circaea es un género con 7 10 especies de plantas de flores perteneciente a la familia onagraceae.
There are several subspecies worldwide and 2 recognized in north america with subsp. Fuji july 2009 at forest edge in mt. Pacifica found in the western third of north america and subsp.
