Ko e feuʻu ko e fuʻu ʻakau siʻi ia. Ko e ngaahi lau, ʻoku tatau mo e mohuku ʻenau ʻasi. Ko e foʻi fua ʻuliʻuli, ko e fuopotopoto ʻe 3 ʻosi fēpaki.
Ko hono hingoa ʻi he lea fakapilitānia (rain lily, ʻa ia ko e lile ʻuha) mo e lea fakalatina (zephyrantes, ʻa ia ko e matala mei he matangi tonga (ko e matangi mafana mo e viviku ʻi he fonua ē)), ko e ʻuhinga ʻeni ʻoku kamata matala ʻa ʻeni ʻakau ʻosi he ʻuha lahi mo lōloa pē.
Ko e feuʻu ko e fuʻu ʻakau siʻi ia. Ko e ngaahi lau, ʻoku tatau mo e mohuku ʻenau ʻasi. Ko e foʻi fua ʻuliʻuli, ko e fuopotopoto ʻe 3 ʻosi fēpaki.
Ko hono hingoa ʻi he lea fakapilitānia (rain lily, ʻa ia ko e lile ʻuha) mo e lea fakalatina (zephyrantes, ʻa ia ko e matala mei he matangi tonga (ko e matangi mafana mo e viviku ʻi he fonua ē)), ko e ʻuhinga ʻeni ʻoku kamata matala ʻa ʻeni ʻakau ʻosi he ʻuha lahi mo lōloa pē.
Zephyranthes candida, with common names that include autumn zephyrlily,[2] white windflower,[3] white rain lily,[4] and Peruvian swamp lily,[5] is a species of rain lily native to South America including Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Brazil. The species is widely cultivated as an ornamental and reportedly naturalized in many places (South Africa, the Indian subcontinent, Zimbabwe, Seychelles, central and southern China, Korea, Nansei-shoto (Ryukyu Islands), Bhutan, Solomon Islands, Queensland, Nauru, Tonga, Society Islands, Mariana Islands, southeastern United States (from Texas to North Carolina), the Lesser Antilles, and Peru).[6][7]
Leaves are a deep glossy green and measure 3 mm wide. Flowers, which bud late in August (when propagated in the Northern Hemisphere) at first resemble a new leaf, but emerge from their papery sheaves to a stunning whiteness; they are erect in perianth white and sometimes pinkish abaxially. The leaf-like bract is 1.8 to 4 cm. They grow best in full sun to part shade and require a medium wet soil. Propagation is done by dividing bulbs or offsets and from seed.[8][9][10][11]
Zephyranthes candida was first described by John Lindley in 1823 as Amaryllis candida.[9] It was transferred to its current genus in 1826 by William Herbert.[8][3] Other common names of Zephyranthes candida include August rain lily, white zephyr lily, white fairy lily, white rain lily, and autumn zephyr lily.
Hardiness: USDA zones 7-10.
It contains lycorine, nerinine, haemanthamine, tazettine, haemanthidine, zephyranthine.[12]
Zephyranthes candida, with common names that include autumn zephyrlily, white windflower, white rain lily, and Peruvian swamp lily, is a species of rain lily native to South America including Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Brazil. The species is widely cultivated as an ornamental and reportedly naturalized in many places (South Africa, the Indian subcontinent, Zimbabwe, Seychelles, central and southern China, Korea, Nansei-shoto (Ryukyu Islands), Bhutan, Solomon Islands, Queensland, Nauru, Tonga, Society Islands, Mariana Islands, southeastern United States (from Texas to North Carolina), the Lesser Antilles, and Peru).
Leaves are a deep glossy green and measure 3 mm wide. Flowers, which bud late in August (when propagated in the Northern Hemisphere) at first resemble a new leaf, but emerge from their papery sheaves to a stunning whiteness; they are erect in perianth white and sometimes pinkish abaxially. The leaf-like bract is 1.8 to 4 cm. They grow best in full sun to part shade and require a medium wet soil. Propagation is done by dividing bulbs or offsets and from seed.
Zephyranthes candida was first described by John Lindley in 1823 as Amaryllis candida. It was transferred to its current genus in 1826 by William Herbert. Other common names of Zephyranthes candida include August rain lily, white zephyr lily, white fairy lily, white rain lily, and autumn zephyr lily.
Zephyranthes candida, conocida como azucenita de río es nativa del Río de la Plata en Sudamérica apareciendo en Argentina y Uruguay pero también en Paraguay y Chile.
Esta vigorosa especie alcanza una altura de 15 cm. Las flores blancas, acopadas y estrelladas, de 5 cm de ancho, brotan aisladamente sobre los delgados escapos en verano y a principios de otoño. Se afirma que florece principalmente en tiempo nuboso. El follaje graminoso es perenne.
Zephyranthes candida fue descrita por (Lindl.) Herb. y publicado en Botanical Magazine 53: pl. 2607. 1826.[1][2]
Zephyranthes: nombre genérico que proviene de (Zephyrus, Dios del viento del oeste en la mitología griega y Anthos, flor) puede traducirse como "flor del viento del oeste", siendo el "viento del oeste" el que trae la lluvia que desencadena la floración de estas especies.
candida: epíteto latino que significa "muy blanca".[3]
Zephyranthes candida, conocida como azucenita de río es nativa del Río de la Plata en Sudamérica apareciendo en Argentina y Uruguay pero también en Paraguay y Chile.
Kembang cokelat atau Zephyranthes candida adalah sebuah jenis tanaman obat.
Kembang cokelat atau Zephyranthes candida adalah sebuah jenis tanaman obat.
A carapitaia (Zephyranthes candida) é uma espécie sul-amaericana de erva perene da família das amarilidáceas. Também conhecida pelos nomes populares de açucena-do-rio, flor-do-vento, lírio-do-vento e junquilho.[1]
A carapitaia (Zephyranthes candida) é uma espécie sul-amaericana de erva perene da família das amarilidáceas. Também conhecida pelos nomes populares de açucena-do-rio, flor-do-vento, lírio-do-vento e junquilho.
Vit sefyrlilja (Zephyranthes candida) är en art i sefyrliljesläktet från Peru, Paraguay, Uruguay och Argentina. Arten odlas ibland som krukväxt.
Lök äggformad, cirka 2,5 cm i diameter. Blad till 38 cm långa, 3–5 mm breda. Blomstjälkar 15–23 cm höga. Stödblad 2,5 cm, cylindriskt nertill, ej kluvet. Blomstjälk mer än 1,5 cm lång. Blommor vita, ibland något tonade i rött, blompip saknas. Blommar under sommar och höst.
Placeras mycket ljust. Flera lökar planteras i väldränerad jord tidigt på vårvintern i en relativt stor kruka, lökspetsarna skall sticka upp ovanför jorden. Vattna sparsamt tills tillväxten kommit igång, sedan rattnas regelbundet och de skall helst inte torka ut helt, vintertid torrare. Bladen vissnar inte ner helt under vintern. Rumstemperatur, övervintras helst svalt 8-10°C. Svag gödning regelbundet under tillväxtsäsongen. Förökas genom delning eller frösådd.
Vit sefyrlilja (Zephyranthes candida) är en art i sefyrliljesläktet från Peru, Paraguay, Uruguay och Argentina. Arten odlas ibland som krukväxt.
Lök äggformad, cirka 2,5 cm i diameter. Blad till 38 cm långa, 3–5 mm breda. Blomstjälkar 15–23 cm höga. Stödblad 2,5 cm, cylindriskt nertill, ej kluvet. Blomstjälk mer än 1,5 cm lång. Blommor vita, ibland något tonade i rött, blompip saknas. Blommar under sommar och höst.
Zephyranthes candida là một loài thực vật có hoa trong họ Amaryllidaceae. Loài này được (Lindl.) Herb. miêu tả khoa học đầu tiên năm 1826.[2]
Zephyranthes candida là một loài thực vật có hoa trong họ Amaryllidaceae. Loài này được (Lindl.) Herb. miêu tả khoa học đầu tiên năm 1826.
葱莲又名蔥蘭、玉簾(学名:Zephyranthes candida)石蒜科葱莲属的植物。
多年生草本。地下鳞茎,直径约2.5厘米,具明显的颈部。基生线形叶,长20到30厘米,宽2到4毫米。花茎中空,花单生于花茎顶部。下有带褐红色的佛焰苞状总苞片,总苞片顶端2裂。花梗藏于苞片内,长约1厘米。夏秋开白花,外面常带淡红色,花被漏斗状,几无花被管,花被片6,长3到5厘米,顶端钝或具短尖头,宽约1厘米,近喉部常有很小的鳞片。雄蕊6,长约为花被的一半。花柱细长,柱头微3裂。蒴果近球形,直径约1.2厘米,3瓣开裂。种子黑色,扁平。原产南美。
分布在南美洲以及中国大陆的上海、广东、湖北、江苏、浙江等地,常生长在路边,目前已由人工引种栽培。
玉帘(日本名),葱兰(江苏,安徽通称),風雨蘭(香港通稱)
タマスダレ(玉簾、学名: Zephyranthes candida)は、ヒガンバナ科(クロンキスト体系ではユリ科)タマスダレ属の球根草。
和名の由来は、白い小さな花を「玉」に、葉が集まっている様子を「簾」に例えたことによる。
別名のレインリリー(雨ユリ)とは、ゼフィランサス属及び近縁のハブランサス属(英語版)の総称であり、タマスダレだけの別名ではない。まとまった雨後に一斉に花茎を伸ばし開花することに由来する。また、タマスダレを「ゼフィランサス」ということもあるが、本来、ゼフィランサスは属名であるので注意を要する。
夏〜初秋に白い花を咲かせる。1本の花茎に対して、花は1つだけである。
種子をほとんど作らない個体とよくつける個体が存在する。
球根の分球でよく増える。
葉や鱗茎にリコリンというアルカロイド成分が含まれており、誤食すると嘔吐、痙攣の症状をおこす。葉はノビルと間違いやすい[2]。
アルゼンチン、ウルグアイ、パラグアイのラプラタ川流域及びチリ、ペルー原産。日本には明治時代初期の1870年頃渡来し、日本の風土にも良く適応し、人里周辺に半野生化した群落が見られることがある。
日当たりさえよければ、乾燥地〜湿地まで生息できる。
春先に球根が園芸店やホームセンターに出回る。
タマスダレ(玉簾、学名: Zephyranthes candida)は、ヒガンバナ科(クロンキスト体系ではユリ科)タマスダレ属の球根草。
和名の由来は、白い小さな花を「玉」に、葉が集まっている様子を「簾」に例えたことによる。
別名のレインリリー(雨ユリ)とは、ゼフィランサス属及び近縁のハブランサス属(英語版)の総称であり、タマスダレだけの別名ではない。まとまった雨後に一斉に花茎を伸ばし開花することに由来する。また、タマスダレを「ゼフィランサス」ということもあるが、本来、ゼフィランサスは属名であるので注意を要する。