원종벽어연(碧鱼莲)

원종벽어연(碧鱼莲)

 

lampranthus maximilianus

lampranthus maximiliania

국표에는 없다.

Lampranthus maximiliani (Schltr. & A.Berger) L. Bolus
J. S. African Bot. xxxi. 172 (1965)

Accepted Scientific Name:Braunsia maximiliani (Schltr. & A.Berger) Schwantes
Gartenwelt 32: 644 1928

 

Synonyms:Echinus maximiliani (Schltr. & A.Berger) N.E.Br.

Lampranthus maximiliani (Schltr. & A.Berger) L. Bolus

Mesembryanthemum maximiliani Schltr. & A.Berger

ENGLISH: Beads lampranthus
AFRIKAANS (Afrikaans): Kruipvygie
CHINESE (中文): 碧鱼莲

Description: Braunsia maximiliani sometimes known as Echinus maximiliani or Lampranthus maximiliani is a compact, creeping, perennial-succulent shrublet. It blooms early in the year with quite large rose coloured flowers.
Stems: Branches trailing and rooting at nodes, to 17 cm long, fertile branches erect, densely 4-leaved.
Leaves: Fused for a third of their length, trigonous, boat-shaped (with prominently convex sides) 6-10 mm long, 1,5-6 mm broad, 6-8 mm thick, grey-green, epidermis papillate and hence velvety to the touch over the entire surface, keel and margins white, cartilagenous.
Flowers: Solitary and terminal, pink, raised above the plant, 20-22 mm in diameter. Pedicels with bracteoles at their middle, petals bright pink, c. 10 mm long, 2 mm wide. Filamentous staminodes pink, filaments apically yellow or reddish, nectary ring crenulate.
*Fruit (capsules): Small, woody 5-locular, top completely flat, base elongate funnel-shaped, covering membranes complete, closing ledge only vaguely indicated, expanding keels extending to the tips of the valves when open.
*Seeds: Brown, testa cells big, raised in the centre like a hump, 0.67 mm long, 0.5 mm broad.
Blooming season: This species flowers in late winter (July—September).
Taxonomic notes: Braunsia maximiliani lacks the typical echinate seeds of genus Braunsia, this observation led L. Bolus (1965) to place this species in the genus Lampranthus, but the morphology of the flowers and leaves are typical for genus Braunsia, and the morphology of the capsules excludes this species from Lampranthus. In contrast to Lampranthus, where the expanding keels always diverge from the base, those of Braunsia are parallel for most of their length and only diverge towards the tips. The capsules of Lampranthus maximiliani were found to be typical of species of Braunsia in all these details. Well developed papillae on the leaf surfaces also support the latest placement of this species in Braunsia.

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