Veratrum versicolor
Veratrum versicolor Nakai
Veratrum versicolor is a species in the genus Veratrum, belonging to the family Melanthiaceae. It was first described by Nakai in 1937 and is native to Korea and Manchuria.
Description
Veratrum versicolor is a member of the Melanthiaceae family, a group of herbaceous flowering plants. This species is part of the Veratrum genus, which includes several toxic plants known for their tall stature and distinctive flowers. The species was formally published in 1937 by the botanist Nakai. Its geographic distribution is limited to Korea and Manchuria, where it grows in its native habitats. The plant is characterized by its variability in coloration, which may contribute to its specific epithet 'versicolor.'
Distribution
Korea · Manchuria