Gymnadenia camtschatica

Neolindleya camtschatica

Flower name
Gymnadenia camtschatica
Scientific name
Neolindleya camtschatica
Alias延根千鳥, Neolindleya camtschatica
Place of originJapan, Korea and Russian Far EAST
Place of floweringWetlands
Flowering seasonMay, June, July

What is Gymnadenia camtschatica

Gymnadenia camtschatica or Nobine-chidori (Scientific Name: Gymnadenia camtschatica) is native to Korea, Russian Far East and Japan and is a perennial of the family Orchidaceae. It is a plant of one genus. In Japan, it grows naturally in the wetlands of Hokkaido , Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu. "Nobina" of the flower name is based on the extension of the roots of the roots. In Greak "Genus name" Neolindleya " means "neos" (new) + Lindleya (genus), and became" Neolindleya genus "(genus Nobuminetrix) independently of the genus Gymnadenia. The Species epithet "camtschatica" is based on "Kamchatka's" of origin.

Generic name: Gymnadenia camtschatica or Nobine-chidori, Scientific name: Neolindleya camtschatica, Synonym: Gymnadenia camtschatica, Habitat distribution: Hokkaido ~ Honshu Central , Shikoku, Kyushu Environment: wetland, height of plant height: 30 to 60 cm, leaf order: alternate, leaf shape: elliptical, leaf margin: corrugated, inflorescence shape: rhinocerus, flower color: pink, flower size: 1 cm, flowering period: 5 Monday to July.