Achimenes × sanguinea - вид покрытосеменных цветковых растений из рода Ахименес (Achimenes) семейства Геснериевые (Gesneriaceae). Первое научное описание было сделано в 1856 году. Номенклатурное название: Achimenes Sanguinea (hort. ex Hanst.) Regel ex Hanst. 1856. Это название является общепринятым названием вида в роду Achimenes (семейство Gesneriaceae). Синоним: Trevirana × sanguinea hort. ex Hanst.
Achimenes × sanguinea (hort. ex Hanst.) Regel ex Hanst. is an accepted name. This name is the accepted name of a species in the genus Achimenes (family Gesneriaceae). The record derives from Tropicos which reports it as an accepted name (record 50259891) with original publication details: Linnaea 27: 776 1856.
Achimenes × sanguinea
Re: Achimenes × sanguinea
Hortus Camdenensis: An illustrated catalogue of plants grown by Sir William MacArthur at Camden Park, NSW, Australia between c.1820 and 1861
Achimenes x sanguinea (Hort. ex Hanst.) Regel ex Hanst.
I have no description of this plant but the name suggests a cultivar or hybrid with a bright red flower.
Horticultural & Botanical History
According to the Gesneriad Register a cultivar sold by Charles Turner in 1857, but otherwise unknown. [GRA p.36].
History at Camden Park
Listed in the 1850 and 1857 catalogues [B.16/1850]. Obtained from Kew Gardens, brought out from England by Captain P. P. King in 1849. In the confirmatory list sent by Macarthur to King it is marked with an ‘o’, meaning new to the colony. A cross is also placed next to the ‘o’, the meaning of which is unclear. [ML A1980-3].
Notes
Possible, but less likely is Achimenes antirrhinum (DC.) Morton, introduced to England in 1845. According to Moore the synonym A. atrosanguinea was used in England for A. antirrhinum, a species from Central America, synonyms Achimenes atrosanguinea Hort. ex Regel, A. amoena Van Houtte ex Hanzt. A rhizomatous perennial with hairy stems to 30cm or more bearing solitary flowers with straw-coloured or yellow corolla tubes with red-brown or purple lines outside, yellow with red lines inside. To 45cm. [Moore]. Paxton's Dictionary describes the flowers of A. atrosanguinea as white and rose, but the Floricultural Cabinet describes them as a deep blood-red [FC p.194/1847] which accords rather better with the name.
A. atrosanguinea Lindl. = A. foliosa Morr., a central American species with toothed leaves and solitary, axillary crimson flowers, introduced to Britain in 1848. This is also a possible identification but the plant sold by Turner is more likely.
More details about Achimenes x sanguinea (Hort. ex Hanst.) Regel ex Hanst.
Family - Gesneriaceae
Category - Bulbous and Tuberous Rooted Plants
Region of origin - Probably garden origin
Synonyms - Achimenes sanguinea Hort., Trevirana x sanguinea Hanst.
Common Name - Achimenes, Hot water plant, Cupid’s bow
Name in the Camden Park Record - Achimenes sanguinea
Confidence level - medium
Achimenes x sanguinea (Hort. ex Hanst.) Regel ex Hanst.
I have no description of this plant but the name suggests a cultivar or hybrid with a bright red flower.
Horticultural & Botanical History
According to the Gesneriad Register a cultivar sold by Charles Turner in 1857, but otherwise unknown. [GRA p.36].
History at Camden Park
Listed in the 1850 and 1857 catalogues [B.16/1850]. Obtained from Kew Gardens, brought out from England by Captain P. P. King in 1849. In the confirmatory list sent by Macarthur to King it is marked with an ‘o’, meaning new to the colony. A cross is also placed next to the ‘o’, the meaning of which is unclear. [ML A1980-3].
Notes
Possible, but less likely is Achimenes antirrhinum (DC.) Morton, introduced to England in 1845. According to Moore the synonym A. atrosanguinea was used in England for A. antirrhinum, a species from Central America, synonyms Achimenes atrosanguinea Hort. ex Regel, A. amoena Van Houtte ex Hanzt. A rhizomatous perennial with hairy stems to 30cm or more bearing solitary flowers with straw-coloured or yellow corolla tubes with red-brown or purple lines outside, yellow with red lines inside. To 45cm. [Moore]. Paxton's Dictionary describes the flowers of A. atrosanguinea as white and rose, but the Floricultural Cabinet describes them as a deep blood-red [FC p.194/1847] which accords rather better with the name.
A. atrosanguinea Lindl. = A. foliosa Morr., a central American species with toothed leaves and solitary, axillary crimson flowers, introduced to Britain in 1848. This is also a possible identification but the plant sold by Turner is more likely.
More details about Achimenes x sanguinea (Hort. ex Hanst.) Regel ex Hanst.
Family - Gesneriaceae
Category - Bulbous and Tuberous Rooted Plants
Region of origin - Probably garden origin
Synonyms - Achimenes sanguinea Hort., Trevirana x sanguinea Hanst.
Common Name - Achimenes, Hot water plant, Cupid’s bow
Name in the Camden Park Record - Achimenes sanguinea
Confidence level - medium
Re: Achimenes × sanguinea
Природный вид рода Ахименес (лат. Achimenes)
Латинское название: Achimenes sanguinea
Русское название: Ахименес кровавокрасный
Латинское название: Achimenes sanguinea
Русское название: Ахименес кровавокрасный