Ophiopogon japonicus

Asparagacea ( chřestovité). Rozšíření: Asie - Japonsko. Asii vysoce ceněnou léčivou rostlinou, která se asi nejvíce proslavila svým použitím u . Ophiopogon japonicus - sedoulek japonský.

SEDOULEK JAPONSKÝ - OPHIOPOGON JAPONICUS Velikost : cm. Plantae - rostliny oddělení Magnoliophyta - rostliny krytosemenné třída Liliopsida - rostliny jednoděložné .

Níže naleznete zboží v internetových obchodech, které odpovídá . It typically forms an arching . It is hardy to zone (UK) 7. As its name suggests this is a very compact low growing form with narrow green leaves and occasional pale . Foliage: Narrow, linear leaves are dark green and glossy. This trouble-free groundcover is loved by gardeners, landscapers and anyone that needs a low maintenance plant, . Perfect for erosion control on banks, slopes and . An evergreen, clumping perennial plant with fine, grass-like, dark green leaves.

During Summer, white to pale lilac flowers are borne on short . A fairly low grower, only reaching a height of inches. The dark green mounded foliage is perfect as a groundcover or as filler between walkways and stepping . Ten homoisoflavonoids were obtained from O. They were identified as methylophiopogonanone A (1), methylophiopogonanone B . Plant Type: Ground Cover, Perennial. Evergreen-Deciduous: Evergreen.

Overall Mature Size: Small. The bioactives in this plant seem to either be the steriodal saponin known as Ruscogenin or glycosides based off of ruscogenin, although their concentrations. Convallaria japonica Linnaeus f. Liliaceae) is an evergreen, sod-forming perennial plant, widely distributed in East Asia, particularly in most areas of China. No reference that we have lists this species as invasive in North America.

This species is included for comparison to other species that . Common Names: mondo grass, lily turf, snakebeard Family: Liliaceae (lily Family). Latinské slovo - ophiopogon japonicus. Překlad latinského slova ophiopogon japonicus do českého jazyka, naleznete níže. Zhi-Hong Cheng, Tao Wu, S. Annie Bligh, Alan Bashall, and .