청옥

청옥

[청옥]이라는 이름으로 [sedum burrito]라는 학명으로 소개되었다.

청옥과 학명이 국표에서는 검색되지 않았다.

1.청옥 2.新玉잠화, 3.옥서화, 4.新玉, 5신옥. 6.비취, 7.세둠부리토

8.Blue jade, 9.Burro's Tail Sedum, 10.burro's tail

어느 것으로도 검색되지 않는다.

sedum burrito

구글검색

Sedum burrito R.Moran

Origin and Habitat: 'Discovered' in 1970 in a nursery, the origin of this plant is quite an enigmatic mystery. There is no known record of 'Burrito' having occurred in habitat, so far its native habitat is unknown to science. As 'Burrito' seems similar to the cliff dweller Sedum morganianum, which is native to Veracruz, Mexico and forms long cascading stems of glaucous blue-green leaves, there has been conjecture that perhaps 'Burrito' is a natural Sedum morganianum hybrid.

Common Names include:
ENGLISH: Jelly bean, Burro's Tail ( SW USA), Donkey's Tail
FINNISH (Suomi): Aasinmaksaruoho
INDONESIAN (Bahasa Indonesia): Kaktus anggur
SPANISH (Español): Trenza de india (Argentina), Trenza de gitana (Argentina), Nariz de borracho, Cola de borrego, Cola de Burro (Mexico)
SWEDISH (Svenska): Apsvans (växt)
VIETNAMESE (Tiếng Việt): Chuỗi ngọc

Description: Sedum burrito, also known as burro's tail, is distinguishable form the related Sedum morganianum for its shorter, fatter, rounder leaves and “tails”. Stems that emerge from the plant's crown are thickly clad with juicy, grey-green leaves, which overlap like the coarse hair on a donkey's tail. The leaves are also less prone to breaking off the stem. In the summer the buds on the tip turn pink and begin to bloom. Donkey Tail sedum is very fragile and that the little bean leaves fall off quite easily.

Leaves: Short, alternate, elliptic to oblanceolate or spathulate, "jelly bean" like, stubby, stalkless, tightly packed along the trailing stems, with blunt tips. They are juicy, smooth, grey-green covered with a bluish bloom and may take on a pink-purple hue in full sun or a dry environment, especially during cooler winter months, otherwise the leaves remain grey-green. The amount of sun exposure affects how much purple blush the leaves exhibit. Leaves are brittle and a slight bump can send them falling to the ground. However, many of them will become rooted and give rise to new plantlets.
Flowers: Small dull coloured and borne at the tips of the stems.

(http://www.llifle.com/Encyclopedia/SUCCULENTS/Family/Crassulaceae/12383/Sedum_burrito)

Sedum morganianum (donkey tail or burro's tail ) is a species of flowering plant in the family Crassulaceae, native to southern Mexico and Honduras. It is a succulent perennial producing trailing stems up to 60 cm (24 in) long, with fleshy blue-green leaves and terminal pink to red flowers in summer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedum_morganianum

Sedum burrito R.Moran=Sedum burrito Moran=Sedum morganianum ‘Burrito’=Sedum morganianum