Family | Hemerocallidaceae (also placed in Liliaceae) |
Scientific name | Hemerocallis fulva (L.) L. var. aurantiaca (Baker) M. Hotta |
Synonyms | Hemerocallis aurantiaca Baker |
Common name | (Japanese common mame) tou-kanzo (トウカンゾウ, 唐萓草 [meaning: Chinese day-lily]), nishinohama kanzo (ニシノハマカンゾウ, 西浜萓草 [meaning: western coastal day-lily]) |
(English common name) none | |
Distribution | (Japan) Kyushu, Okinawa |
(Other nations) China, Taiwan | |
Habitat | Fields near seaside |
Chromosomal number | 2n=22, 33 |
Description | Scapes electing ca. 70cm tall, no leaf at bottom, long bracts (8-15cm long) at mid and upper part. Leaves distichous fascicled, linear, sometimes evergreen, 60-110cm long, 16-22mm wide, non hair. Roots many, partly expands. Flowers inflorescences dviding into 2, pedicels 3-7mm, corolla tubes ca. 2.7-3.5cm long, orange yellow (or orange red) 6 perianths each 8.5-9.5cm long, a little bit fragrant, flowering in mid June to mid July. Fruits ca. 2-2.5cm long. Perennial plants. |
Reference | Hemerocallis fulva (L.) L. var. aurantiaca (Baker) M. Hotta |
Hemerocallis Species: H. aurantiaca (Baker, 1890) | |
Hemerocallis aurantiaca group in Northern Kyushu, Japan | |
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June 2008 at Kochi Prefecture Makino Botanical Garden |
June 2008 at Kochi Prefecture Makino Botanical Garden |
June 2008 at Kochi Prefecture Makino Botanical Garden |
June 2008 at Kochi Prefecture Makino Botanical Garden |
June 2008 at Kochi Prefecture Makino Botanical Garden |
June 2008 at Kochi Prefecture Makino Botanical Garden |
June 2008 at Kochi Prefecture Makino Botanical Garden |