...It has six petals, six stamens, and one pistil, but there are also double-flowered varieties. Most of the current horticultural varieties are bred from Tulipa gesneriana L. (English name: common garden tulip), native to Asia Minor. In addition, wild species such as Tulipa fosteriana Hoog., Tulipa greigii Regel, and Tulipa kaufmanniana Regel , as well as their hybrids, are used as horticultural varieties. It is said to have been imported to Japan during the Bunkyu era (1861-64), and commercial bulb production began around 1920 in Ogo Village, Niigata Prefecture (now Niitsu City). *Some of the terminology that refers to "common garden tulip" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…花弁は6枚,おしべ6本,めしべ1本であるが,八重咲種もある。現在の園芸品種は,ほとんどは小アジア原産のトゥリパ・ゲスネリアナT.gesneriana L.(英名common garden tulip)から品種改良されたものであり,さらに,トゥリパ・フォステリアナT.fosteriana Hoog.,トゥリパ・グレイギイT.greigii Regel,トゥリパ・カウフマンニアナT.kaufmanniana Regelなどの野生種およびそれらの交雑品種が園芸品種として利用されている。日本へは文久年間(1861‐64)に輸入されたとされており,商業的な球根生産の始まったのは1920年ごろ新潟県小合村(現,新津市)においてである。… ※「common garden tulip」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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