Melampyium laxum var.nikkoense

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It is named Miyama Mamakona because it resembles Mamakona and can be seen in high mountains. Semi-parasitic plant. The family was moved from the family Lycaenidae to the family Lycaenidae.
Stems erect, branched. The leaves are paired, narrowly ovate ~ oblong-lanceolate 2.5 ~ 6 cm long, all margins, pointed at the tip, round at the base, and oblong stalk. Flowers are attached to spike-shaped inflorescences at the top of the stem or at the tip of the branch. The corolla is two-lipped, about 2 cm long, reddish-purple. There are two white ~ yellow ridges on the inside of the lower lip, and dark yellow spots on both sides. The bracts are triangular-ovate, with all edges. The fruit is oblong-ovate, about 8 mm long, contains 1~2 seeds, and dehisces on the upper side when ripe. Seeds coast, about 4 mm long, light brown.
The bracts of Mamacona, which can be found in the lowlands, stand out for their long pointed teeth.
The bracts of the schievous are sparse, and the ridge of the lower lip of the corolla is yellow.

Melampyrum laxum var. nikkoense Orobanchaceae Botanical observation of the Mikawa (mikawanoyasou.org)

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