Title Plants

  • Kyoto
Topic(s):
$SETTINGS_DB.genreMap.get($item) Public Works & Institutions (Museums, etc.)
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Pamphlet
Text Length:
≤250 Words
FY Prepared:
2018
Associated Tourism Board:
Kyoto Gyoen National Garden

植物


京都御苑の草木は本来の植生ではありません。東京への遷都の後、新たな造園工事が行われ、公家町の邸宅は取り壊されました。以来、1世紀以上の時が流れ、現在の敷地内では約500種の植物を見ることができます。

 

松林

 

 梅林

 

落葉広葉樹林

 

 常緑広葉樹林

 

カンサイタンポポ


キノコ

には、松林や、落葉樹林など多様な樹林地があることから、発生するキノコの種類、量もです。400種以上のキノコがされており、その中には、冬虫夏草の仲間やマツカサから発生する面白いキノコなども多く見られます。また、日本新産種として報告されたキノコなどしいものもあります。


マツカサタケ

 

マツカサキノコモドキ


ニセマツカサシメジ

 

 オオセミタケ

 

ツネノアミガサタケ(仮)

 

ウロコケシボウズタケ


Plants

 

The greenery now present in Kyoto Gyoen is not the original vegetation. New landscaping was carried out after the capital was transferred to Tokyo and the residences of the nobles removed. Over a century has now passed, and the site has since been managed as a garden with approximately 500 different kinds of plants.


Pine trees 

 

Plum trees 

 

Deciduous trees 

 

Evergreen trees 

 

Kansai dandelions (Taraxacum japonicum


Large Fungi

 

Because of the wide variety of trees that grow here – pines and other evergreens, as well as deciduous trees – fungi also grow in abundant quantity and variety. Over 400 varieties of fungi have been identified in the gardens, including several particularly interesting varieties, such as various kinds of caterpillar fungus and the fungi that grow from pine cones. Some of the local fungi were the first of their kind to be identified in Japan.


Pinecone Mushroom (Auriscalpium vulgare) 

 

Russian Conecap (Strobilurus stephanocystis) 

 

Conifercone Cap (Baeospora myosura) 

 

Ophiocordyceps heteropoda 

 

Morchella esculenta var. vulgaris (provisional) 

 

Tulostoma squamosum 


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