Canna flaccida
Cannabiaceae is a perennial herb belonging to the order Gingeraceae, which is closely related to the leaf-leaf flower Arrowroot family, and is also close to the Ginger family and the Closed Sheath Ginger family, which is separated from the Ginger family. There is only one genus of cannabis in the family Cannabis.
There are about 12 natural species in the genus, native to the Southern United States and Latin America, and two important hybrids: the large-flowered cannabis and the orchid cannabis, as well as a large number of horticultural varieties. The soft-petaled cannabis is native to some coastal states in the south of the United States, and the old flora of South America is wrong, and Kew Garden, wiki, and Flora of North America are all said to be The United States.
The word soft-petaled cannabis species may come from flaccid, specific to this species refers to the petals (corolla lobes) weak, post-flower folding, which is an important feature of this species, the most gorgeous part of the cannabis is the degenerative stamens, the outer narrow 3 are the real petals. In addition, the soft-petaled cannabis also has the characteristics of degenerated stamens yellow, corolla tube is twice the calyx, etc., unlike the orchid cannabis and the yellow flower cannabis C. indica var. flava。 #植物世界 #
