Pea of Tutankhamen
Location: Kyoto Botanical Garden- Location: Kyoto Botanical Garden
- Location: Kyoto Botanical Garden
- Location: Kyoto Botanical Garden
- Location: Kyoto Botanical Garden
- Flower namePea of Tutankhamen
- Scientific namePisum sativum 'pea of tutankhamen'
- AliasPea of Tutankhamen, エンドウ
- Place of originMesopotamia
- Place of floweringField, Botanical Gardens
- Flowering seasonMarch, April, May
What is Pea of Tutankhamen
Pea of Tutankhamen (scientific name: Pisum sativum 'Pea of Tutankhamen') is native to Mesopotamia and is an annual grass of the family Fabaceae. It is called mysterious peas. It is regarded as descendants of beans excavated from Tut King's (Tut King) grave. Red flowers are blooming, and after flowers a purple pod is formed. In the sheath there are about seven green beans that are the same as regular peas. A kind of fruit, beans are edible just like regular peas.
Common name: Pea of Tutankhamen, Scientific name: Pisum sativum 'Pea of Tutankhamen', also known as King Tut Purple Pea, Origin: Mesopotamia, flower color: red, pod color: purple, flower season: March to May, plant height: 200 to 300 cm, harvest period: anniversary (season from May to June).
- OrderFabales
- FamilyFabaceae
- GenusPisum
- SpeciesP. sativum 'Pea of Tutankhamen'
- Type of flowerLeft-right symmetrical flower
- Array of flowerCephalic inflorescence
- Petal shapeButterfly shape
- Leaf type3-fold compound leaf
- Edge of the leafSerrated
- Life typeannual grass
- Flower colorsPurple Pink Red
- Colors of the leavesGreen
- Fruit colorGreen
- Height200.0 ~ 300.0 cm
- Diameter of flower0.5 ~ 0.5 cm
