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(Upload on December 30 2012) [ 日本語 | English ]

⇒ Engler's syllabus (エングラー体系)

Polemoniaceae Juss. (ハナシノブ)

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ca 200-400 spp in 18-25 genera in the world two-four spp in one genus in Japan) (+ 1 exotic genus) Phlox L. (クサキョウチクトウ)

Polemonium L. (ハナシノブ) Ca 30 species Native to boreal to arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere All are perennials

Polemonium acutiflorum in interior Alaska

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Kyokuchihanashinobu (キョクチハナシノブ, 極地花忍) tall Jacob's-ladder Lifeform: short-lived perennial forb Distribution: boreal regions in the Northern Hemisphere Habitat: meadows, stream banks, river banks, roadsides, etc. Morphology: very common and highly variable Flower: corolla broadly campanulate (bell-shaped) Stem: erect, usually solitary, decumbent at the base Soil and root: shallow roots with soil pH 5-8

Synonyms: Polemonium caeruleum L. ssp. villosum (J. H. Rudolph ex Georgi) Brand Polemonium caeruleum L. ssp. campanulatum Th. Fr. Polemonium campanulatum (Th. Fr.) H. Lindb. Varieties (Ohwi established two varieties in Japan)

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[1-3] at a garden of Yoshikawa, Fairbanks, on August 10 2012. I wanted to see the flowers!