Wild Flowers 2011

Wild Flowers 2011 - Takao

04/05/2011

ヒメオドリコソウ（姫踊子草）- Purple Deadnettle

和名　：ヒメオドリコソウ（姫踊子草）- Purple Deadnettle

科　　：　シソ科　- Lamiaceae

学名　：lamium purpureum

スズラン（鈴蘭）- Lilly of Valley

和名　：スズラン（鈴蘭）- Lilly of Valley

科　　：　ユリ科　- Lillaceae

学名　：convallaria keiskei

花言葉　：　「幸福の再来」、[意識しない美しさ」、[純粋」

This plant is poisonous due to the consist of Convallatoxin, Convallamarin and Convallaside.

クサノオウ（草の黄）-　Greater Celandine

和名　：クサノオウ（草の黄）-　Greater Celandine

科　　：　ケシ科　- Papaveraceae

学名　：chelidonium majus / asaticum ohwi

A yellow syrup comes out from the cut points or break points of the leaves and stem. This plant is also poisonous to most of the people due to the alkoloid, while this is also used as a herb in some cases but only after drying well in the sun.

ウシハコベ

和名　：ウシハコベ（牛繁縷）

科　　：　ナデシコ科　- Caryophyllaceae

学名　：myosoten aquaticum

This is one of the seven "Seven Grasses of the Spring" according to Japans Literature.

ムラサキケマン（紫華鬘）

和名　：ムラサキケマン（紫華鬘）

科　　：　ケマンソウ科　- 　Fumariaceae

学名　：corydalis incisa

This is plant is also lightly poisonous due to the protopine in it.

Please I need help to find these flowers and its families. I would greatlr appreciate your cooperation.

Special thanks to Kikone Mamoru sensei for introducing me to this beautiful small world.

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