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Eriocaulon taquetii:
An annual herb that occurs in wetlands; many come out in clusters,
10-20cm long, 5-8cm broad, in a lanceolate-like linear shape,
somewhat thick, and glossy. Flower stalks are 5-ridged, twisted in a
way, and grow to 15-22cm long in height. 5-9cm long sheaths embrace
the bases. Flower heads appear singly on the tips, 6-8 mm in
diameter, and are hemispherical. The involucral bracts are
lanceolate with pointed tips, far longer than the flower heads. Male
flowers are positioned in the center of the flower heads, while
females are placed around them. Buds and calyxes are green-white.
Bloom time: August-September. |
Wild plants in and
around
Shimane
島根とその周辺の野生植物
