Heracleum lanatum

Flower name
Heracleum lanatum
Scientific name
Heracleum lanatum
Alias大花独活, ウラゲハナウド, 裏毛花独活, cow parsnip, Heracleum lanatum
Place of originnorthern hemisphere
Place of floweringHigh mountain, Seashore, Sub-alpine, Hokkaido
Flowering seasonMay, June, July, August, September

What is Heracleum lanatum

Heracleum lanatum, or cow parsnip, or oh-hanaudo (scientific name: Heracleum lanatum) is a large perennial plant in the family Apiaceae native to the northern hemisphere. In the early summer, large inflorescences are stretched and a large number of white florets are collected and bloomed. It is larger than Hanaud.It is found in wetlands such as coasts. The stem is thick, the inside is hollow and hollow, and the nodes are densely populated with white hair. The leaves are three-leaf bileaves, and the edges are jagged. The fruit grows after the flower.

Information of Heracleum lanatum

Generic name: Heracleum lanatum, scientific name: Heracleum lanatum, Also known as: cow parsnip, or oh-hanaudo, Plant height: 100-200 cm, leaf shape: 3 leaflets, 5 leaflets, family edge: sawtooth, Inflorescence type: double divergent inflorescence, number of petals: 5, bilateral flowering,
flowering period: May to September, flower color: white.