Achimenes flava - вид покрытосеменных цветковых растений из рода Ахименес (Achimenes) семейства Геснериевые (Gesneriaceae). Вид был впервые описан Конрадом Верноном Мортоном (Conrad Vernon Morton) в 1936 году. Родина вида - Мексика. Представляет собой многолетнее травянистое растение с некрупными желто-оранжевыми цветками, украшенными темно-красными точками в более светлом горле. Листья средне-зеленые, крупные, зубчатые. Побеги бордово-зеленые, по мере роста поникающие. Корневища белые продолговатые. На территории Мексики растение встречается близ населенных пунктов: Колима, Герреро, Халиско, Мехико, Мичоакан, Наярит, Оахака. Синоним принятого видового названия: Achimenes flava var. puberula C.V.Morton.
Achimenes flava C.V.Morton is an accepted name. This name is the accepted name of a species in the genus Achimenes (family Gesneriaceae). The record derives from WCSP which reports it as an accepted name with original publication details: Bull. Misc. Inform. Kew 1936: 13 1936. Synonyms: Achimenes flava var. puberula C.V.Morton.
Achimenes flava
Re: Achimenes flava
Achimenes flava: species of plant
taxon author: Conrad Vernon Morton
year of taxon name publication: 1936
Achimenes flava is a perennial. Achimenes flava is a species in the genus Achimenes which contains approximately 28 to 55 species and belongs to the family of the Gesneriaceae (Gesneriad Family). Achimenes flava was described by Conrad Vernon Morton in 1936. The name is considered as validly published.
Achimenes flava has opposite leaves. The leaves are petiolate.
Achimenes flava produces cruciform flowers from July to August.
The perennials produce septicidal capsules.
Achimenes flava is native to Mexico.
The perennials tolerate temperatures only above at least 1°C (USDA zone 10).
This small-flowered plant is one of the few yellow species, and the source of much of the yellow color in hybrids.
taxon author: Conrad Vernon Morton
year of taxon name publication: 1936
Achimenes flava is a perennial. Achimenes flava is a species in the genus Achimenes which contains approximately 28 to 55 species and belongs to the family of the Gesneriaceae (Gesneriad Family). Achimenes flava was described by Conrad Vernon Morton in 1936. The name is considered as validly published.
Achimenes flava has opposite leaves. The leaves are petiolate.
Achimenes flava produces cruciform flowers from July to August.
The perennials produce septicidal capsules.
Achimenes flava is native to Mexico.
The perennials tolerate temperatures only above at least 1°C (USDA zone 10).
This small-flowered plant is one of the few yellow species, and the source of much of the yellow color in hybrids.
Re: Achimenes flava
Природный вид рода Ахименес (лат. Achimenes)
Латинское название: Achimenes flava
Русское название: Ахименес желтый
Латинское название: Achimenes flava
Русское название: Ахименес желтый