ここで見られる植物：ハマヒルガオ（浜昼顔；Calystegia soldanella）
このヒルガオの仲間の匍匐性多年生植物は、海岸部を好み、砂浜や砂利の上を這っています。周囲の砂の中に根を張る白い地下茎は、時には他の植物や物と絡み合うこともあります。その葉は厚く、丸く、表面には光沢があります。5月や6月には、この植物の葉の根元から長い茎が現れ、その後、薄いピンクのじょうご形の花をつけます。ハマヒルガオの実は卵状球形で、熟すと黒色になる種を付けます。
Title Local Plants: Hamahirugao (Beach Morning Glory; Calystegia soldanella)
- Kagawa
- Tokushima
- Topic(s)：
- $SETTINGS_DB.genreMap.get($item) National Parks/Quasi-National Parks
- Medium/Media of Use：
- Interpretive Sign
- Text Length：
- ≤250 Words
- FY Prepared：
- 2019
- Associated Tourism Board：
- setonaikaikokuritsukoentokushimakenchiikitagengotaiokyogikai
- Associated Address：
- Fukuike, Narutocho tosadomariura, Naruto-shi , Tokushima
English
Local Plants: Hamahirugao (Beach Morning Glory; Calystegia soldanella)
This low-growing perennial plant in the bindweed family favors coastal locations, creeping over swaths of sandy beach and gravelly terrain. It has a white rhizome (a below-ground stalk) that stretches out into the surrounding sands, sometimes becoming entwined with other plants and objects. Its leaves are thick and round, with a glossy surface. In May or June, long stalks appear from the plant’s leafed root, followed by light pink funnel-shaped flowers. The fruit of the hamahirugao is oval in shape, with seeds that ripen to black.
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