Platanthera hologlottis

Plantanthera hologlottis

Flower name
Platanthera hologlottis
Scientific name
Plantanthera hologlottis
Aliasジャコウチドリ, 麝香千鳥, 水千鳥
Place of originJapan, China
Place of floweringFields and footpaths, Wetlands
Flowering seasonJune, July

What is Platanthera hologlottis

Platanthera hologlottis (scientific name:Plantanthera hologlottis) is a perennial grass of orchidaceae family native to Japan and grows naturally in Kyushu from Hokkaido. Has a line of needle-shaped green leaves, with palmately lobed, attaches to the stem. Bloom White Helmet-shaped flowers on spikes stretched from stem tips in the summer. Flower is tongue-shaped lip side valve has two, one and consists of a single vision. Flowers from flowers that look like staggered was named.

Common name: Platanthera hologlottis (water Plover), Scientific name:Plantanthera hologlottis, Aka: jacoutideri (musk staggered), origin: Japan, China, Habitat: Hokkaido-Kyushu, environment: mire, leaf: line of needle-shaped, leaf length: height 15 cm, held, stem with leaf color: green, leaf arrangement: Alternate: available lip of corolla: side 2, rays, ranging between 50 and 100 cm, flower diameter:1 - 1.5 cm, color: white, flowering period: June to July.