H. fulva var. sempervirens (Hotta et Matsuoka, 1966)[Matsuoka, M. et Hotta, M. , Acta Phytotaxonomica et Geobotanica, vol.22, 1966, p.25-43] |
| Synonyms: | H. sempervirens (Araki, 1952) |
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| Inflorescence: | Time: | end of July until frost period in USA (in Europe flowertime may start later) |
| Flower: | strong fulvous colour, orange shine, red-brown eye | |
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| Scape: | 125cm long | |
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| Remarks: | Spreading: | |
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| Sterility: | self-sterile | |
| Habitat: | Japan (island Amami Ooshima [south of Okinawa]) | |
| Common Names: | Engl.: German: Japan.: Akino Wasuregusa |
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| others: | may perhaps belong as variety to H. aurantiaca |