Pedicularis yezoensi

Pedicularis yezoensis or Ezo Shiogama（scientific name：Pedicularis yezoensis）is a semi-parasitic perennial herb of the genus Ezosiogam species that grows naturally in early summer to summer in the alpine to the subalpine belt of Hokkaido and central Honshu. The stem branches well at the root. Extending the general inflorescence from the leaf buds, the light yellow cocoon-shaped flowers bloom sideways. Wild grass used for garden planting and pot planting.

Common name: Pedicularis yezoensis, scientific name: Pedicularis yezoensis, aka:Ezo Shiogama, habitat distribution: Hokkaido to central Honshu in Japan, Environment: alpine to subalpine grassland, life type: perennial alpine plant , Plant height: 20-50 cm, Inflorescence: alternating, Leaf shape: Triangular needle shape / long egg shape, Petiole: Yes, Leaf length: 2-6 cm, Leaf width: 0.5-2 cm, Leaf edge: Heavy sawtooth Existence, flowering period: July to August, flower color: white to light yellow, inflorescence: general inflorescence, flower length: 1.5-2 cm, corolla: upper and lower lip shape

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