Rebunshiogama

Reven shiogama (scientific name: Pedicularis chamissonis var. Rebunensis) is a unique species of Rebun Island and is a semi-parasitic alpine perennial of the family Orobanchaceae. From the early summer to the summer, stem inflorescences are stretched from the vertical flower stalks, and light purple flowers are bloomed in 10 rounds. Flowers bloom from bottom to top. In total, the leaves of 'Yotsuba Shiorama' (japonica) are rotated by 4 pieces, whereas 'Revenue Shogama' (rebunensis) leaves 5 to 6 pieces.

Common name: Reven Shiogama, Scientific name: Pedicularis chamissonis var. Rebunensis, also known as Kita Yotsuba Shiogama, Place of Origin: Rebun Island, Plant Length: 70 to 100 cm, Leaves: 5 to 6 Wheat, Leaf Shape: Petal Full Crack, Inflorescence: Spikelet inflorescence, places where flowers come out: shoot tip, corolla: lip shape (upper lip is helical type), flower length: 1 cm, flower color: light purple, flower blooming method: 10 flowers of florets, flowering period: JuneMid to
July.