H. fulva (Linné, 1762)[Linné, C., Species Plantarum, ed.2, 1762, p.462] |
| Synonyms: | H. crocea (Lamarck, 1799) H. flava (Suter, ) H. Lilio Asphodelus fulvus (Linné, 1753) Asphodelus liliaceus rubens (Theodor, 1590) Lilioasphodelus phoenicus (Pena & de L'Obel, 1570) |
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| Flower: | colour varies (rusty-orange, red, rosy-pink or a combination of them), segments recurved, wavy edges, visible veins | |
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| Tube: | 2-3cm long | |
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| Fruit: | 3cm long, elliptical, blunt and indented at the top | |
| Seeds: | egg-shaped | |
| Scape: | branched in the upper quarter | |
| Bracts: | lanceolate | |
| Leaves: | up to 90cm long, 3cm wide | |
| Roots: | spindle-shaped swellings, spreading | |
| Remarks: | Spreading: | |
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| Habitat: | wide-spread (probably entire East Asia, i.e. Japan, China, North India) | |
| Common Names: | Engl.: fulvous daylily, tawny daylily German: braune Taglilie Japan.: Edauchi Wasuregusa (Nakai) |
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