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Lysimachia (Vrbina) čeleď: Primulaceae Rodové jméno bylo vybráno na počest důstojníka Alexandra Velikého jménem Lysimachos (360 př. n. l. - 281 př. n. l.). Dosahují různých výšek. Roste v podobě vzpřímené nebo poléhavé zpravidla vytrvalé rostliny, ale i polokeře nebo keře. Listy jsou střídavé, vstřícné anebo přeslenité, celokrajné nebo vroubkované, zpravidla žláznatě tečkované. Květenstvím je úžlabní nebo terminální hrozen, chocholík nebo okolík anebo i samostatné květy, jsou 5 - 6tičetné, opatřené listeny, kalich vytrvávající, koruna kolovitá, zvonkovitá nebo baňkovitá, žlutá, bílá, růžovofialová, načervenalá nebo zelená, laloky celokrajné nebo zubaté a mají 5 - 6 tyčinek. Plodem je vejčitá nebo kulovitá tobolka s několika až mnoha, semeny, která jsou podlouhlá, kulatá nebo hranatá a někdy i okřídlená. Vlhkomilné vrbiny jsou vhodné pro osazování břehu vodních ploch. Kromě dostatku vody potřebují také přímé slunce. Lysimachia adoensis synonyma: Asterolinon adoense Lysimachia africana Lysimachia albescens synonyma: L. duclouxii, L. yunnanensis Lysimachia alfredii Lysimachia alpestris Lysimachia andina Lysimachia ardisioides synonyma: L. simulans Lysimachia arvensis oblasti: Evropa, Itálie, J Evropa Existují vnitrodruhové taxony: - subsp. arvensis - subsp. latifolia - subsp. parviflora Lysimachia aspera Lysimachia asperulifolia oblasti: Jižní Karolína, JV USA, Severní Amerika, Severní Karolína, Střední Severní Amerika, USA, V USA Lysimachia atropurpurea synonyma: Bernardina sessilis, Palladia atropurpurea Dorůstá výšky 0,5m. Kvete červenými květy. Lysimachia auriculata synonyma: L. paxiana Lysimachia baoxingensis synonyma: L. pterantha var. baoxingensis Lysimachia barystachys oblasti: Georgia, JV USA, Severní Amerika, Střední Severní Amerika, USA Dorůstá výšky 70cm. Kvete bílými květy. Lysimachia biflora Lysimachia brachyandra Lysimachia breviflora Lysimachia brittenii Lysimachia candida synonyma: L. candida var. depauperata, L. inconspicua Lysimachia capillipes synonyma: L. fragrans Lysimachia carinata Lysimachia cauliflora Lysimachia chapaensis synonyma: L. subracemosa Lysimachia chekiangensis Lysimachia chenopodioides synonyma: L. glandulosa Lysimachia chikungensis Lysimachia chingshuiensis Lysimachia christinae synonyma: L. christinae var. intermedia, L. christinae var. pubescens, L. fargesii, L. glandulosa, L. latronum, L. legendrei Lysimachia chungdienensis Lysimachia ciliata (Vrbina brvitá) synonyma: Nummularia ciliata, Steironema ciliatum oblasti: Alabama, Alberta, Aljaška, Arkansas, Britská Kolumbie, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, J Kanada, J USA, Jižní Dakota, Jižní Karolína, JV USA, Kanada, Kansas, Kentucky, Kolorado, Maine, Manitoba, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Nové Mexiko, Nové Skotsko, Nový Brunšvik, Ohio, Oklahoma, Ontario, Oregon, Ostrovy prince Edwarda, Pennsylvania, Quebec, Rhode Island, S Severní Amerika, S USA, Saskatchewan, Severní Amerika, Severní Dakota, Severní Karolína, Střední Kanada, Střední Severní Amerika, Střední USA, SV USA, SZ Severní Amerika, SZ USA, Tennessee, Texas, USA, Utah, V Kanada, V USA, Vermont, Virginie, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Z Kanada, Z USA, Západní Virginie Pochází ze Severní Ameriky. Dorůstá výšky 0,6 - 1,3m. Listy jsou široce kopinaté. Kvete velkými žlutými (i na bázi načervenalými) květy. Existuje vnitrodruhový taxon: - 'Firecracker' - listy červenofialové Vyhovují ji vlhké půdy, okraje vodních ploch a to včetně mělkého zaplavení. Lysimachia circaeoides synonyma: L. circaeoides var. lyratifolia Lysimachia clethroides (Vrbina sehnutá) synonyma: Bernardina clethreides oblasti: Asie, Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, Kanada, Kentucky, Maine, Michigan, New York, Quebec, S Severní Amerika, S USA, Severní Amerika, Severní Karolína, Střední Severní Amerika, Střední USA, SV USA, Tennessee, USA, V Asie, V Kanada, V USA, Wisconsin Pochází z východní Asie. Patří mezi trvalky. Dorůstá výšky (0,5 -) 0,7 - 1m. Pod zemí vytváří oddenek. Kvete postupně od spodní strany bílými nebo růžovými květy v hroznovitém sehnutém ocasovitém květenství. Vyhovuje ji plné slunce nebo mírný stín, chladnější klima a vlhký vzduch i substrát, který by měl být dobře propustný a mírně kyselý. Množí se oddenky. Lysimachia congestiflora synonyma: L. congestiflora var. atronervata, L. gymnocephala, L. hui, L. japonica var. cephalantha, L. nigropunctata, L. rubroglandulosa, L. smithiana, L. taiwaniana Kvete žlutými kvítky na převislých větvích. Vyhovuje ji polostín nebo světlé místo (bez přímého slunce). Substrát udržujte stále vlhký. Přezimuje za téměř úplného sucha na světle a v chladu. Lysimachia cordifolia Lysimachia crassifolia Lysimachia crispidens synonyma: L. hupehensis, Stimpsonia crispidens Lysimachia crista-galli Lysimachia daphnoides oblasti: Havajské ostrovy, Kauai, Tichý oceán Roste na Havajských ostrovech v podobě vzpřímeného zpravidla od báze větveného keře. Dorůstá výšky do 1m. Kmínky jsou v mládí zelené, později tmavě hnědočervené a hustě lepivě ochlupené. Listy jsou střídavé, přisedlé až prakticky přisedlé, obkopinaté, kožovité, špičaté, mírně podvinuté, bledězelené, lepivě ochlupené, dlouhé 1,8 - 5,2cm, široké 0,6 - 2,3cm, báze klínovitá, spodní strana bledší, hustě lepivě ochlupená, báze a hlavní žilky jsou červené. Kvete samostatnými květy v paždí listů, jsou 6 - 8mičetné, zvonkovité, vzpřímené, hustě lepivě ochlupené, mají 2 - 11cm stopku, kališní laloky zelené (občas na bázi červené), řídce lepivě ochlupené, kopinaté, dlouhé 0,6 - 1,1cm, široké 2 - 5mm, korunní laloky tmavěhnědé až růžovočervené, obvejčité, dlouhé 1,3 - 2,1cm a široké 0,7 - 1,6cm. Plodem je kulovitá tobolka délky 0,7 - 1cm a obsahuje tmavěhnědá semena délky 1 - 1,4mm. Lysimachia davurica synonyma: L. vulgaris subsp. davurica, L. vulgaris var. davurica Lysimachia debilis Lysimachia decurrens synonyma: L. consobrina, L. decurrens var. eudecurrens, L. decurrens var. recurvata, L. recurvata, L. sinica Lysimachia delavayi Lysimachia deltoidea Lysimachia dextrorsiflora Lysimachia drymarifolia synonyma: L. drymarifolia var. grandiflora Lysimachia dubia oblasti: Asie, Írán, JZ Asie Lysimachia dushanensis Lysimachia engleri Lysimachia ephemerum synonyma: Bernardina salicifolia oblasti: Andalusie, Evropa, Iberský poloostrov, J Španělsko, JZ Evropa, Katalánsko, SV Španělsko, Španělsko Patří mezi trvalky. Dorůstá výšky (0,4 -) 1 - 1,2m. Listy jsou dlouhé 9 - 17cm a široké 1 - 2,5cm. Kvete bílými květy v květenství o délce 10 - 30 (i 50)cm a koruna má v průměru 0,8 - 1,3cm. Plodem je tobolka velikosti 4 - 5mm. Lysimachia erosipetala Lysimachia esquirolii Lysimachia europaea synonyma: Alsinanthemum europaeum, Trientalis alsiniflora, Trientalis europaea oblasti: Evropa, Itálie, J Evropa Lysimachia evalvis Lysimachia excisa Lysimachia filifolia oblasti: Havajské ostrovy, Kauai, Tichý oceán Roste na Havajských ostrovech v podobě převislého keře. Kmíny jsou dlouhé do 60cm, hnědočervené až zelené a bohatě větvené. Listy jsou střídavé, nitkovité, kožovité, tmavězelené, v mládí ochlupené, dlouhé 1,2 - 5cm, široké 0,5 - 1,2mm, spodní strana tmavězelená a řapíky jsou dlouhé 0,1mm. Kvete samostatnými květy v paždí listů, jsou 5 - 7mičetné, zvonkovité, převislé, vlastní květy mají 1,7 - 3,2cm stopku, někdy na kalichu červené, mohou být drobně ochlupené, kališní cípy zelené, na bázi mohou být načervenalé, čárkovité až kopinaté, dlouhé 4 - 6mm a široké 1 - 2,5mm. Plodem je kulovitá tobolka délky 3,5 - 5mm a obsahuje tmavěhnědá semena délky 1 - 1,5mm. Lysimachia filipes Lysimachia fistulosa Lysimachia foemina oblasti: Evropa, Itálie, J Evropa Lysimachia foenum-graecum Lysimachia fooningensis oblasti: Asie, Čína, Guangxi, Guizhou, J Čína, JZ Čína, V Asie, Vietnam, Yunnan Roste v Číně a Vietnamu v podobě vzpřímené od báze dřevnatějící trvalky. Dorůstá výšky 20 - 50cm. Kmínek je v horní části kulatý nebo mírně hranatý. Listy jsou střídavé, zpravidla umístěné v horní 1/2 kmínku (zejména na vrcholu), eliptické až úzce kopinaté, špičaté, dlouhé 3 - 11cm, široké 0,7 - 2,8cm, spodní strana žláznatá, žilnatina síťnatá, báze zúžená a řapíky jsou dlouhé 0,5 - 1,5cm. Kvete samostatnými nebo párovými (i po 3 - 4ks) květy v paždí listů, mají 1,5 - 5cm stopku, kališní laloky 3úhlé, dlouhé 2,5mm, koruna žlutá, dlouhá 0,9 - 1,1cm, hluboce rozeklaná, laloky čárkovité, tupé, dlouhé 0,8 - 1cm a široké 2 - 3mm. Plodem je prakticky kulatá tobolka průměru 4mm. Lysimachia forbesii synonyma: L. longisepala oblasti: Havajské ostrovy, Oahu, Tichý oceán Roste na Havajských ostrovech v podobě rozlézavého zpravidla nevětveného keře. Dorůstá výšky do 1,5m. Kmínky jsou tmavěčervené a v mládí ochlupené. Listy jsou střídavé, eliptické, špičaté, tmavězelené, v mládí žláznatě tečkované, dlouhé 8 - 26cm, široké 2 - 10cm, báze zúžená, spodní strana bledší, ochlupená, žláznatě tečková a řapíky jsou dlouhé 2,3 - 6,2cm. Kvete po 1 - 5ks v paždí listů, květy jsou 6 - 9tičetné, převislé, mají 1,6 - 36,2cm stopku, plstnaté, kališní laloky zelené s červenými žilkami, ochlupené, kopinaté, dlouhé 1,8 - 2,7cm, široké 3 - 7mm, korunní laloky zelené s červenými žilkami, úzce eliptické, dlouhé 2 - 2,8cm a široké 0,6 - 1cm. Plodem je kulovitá tobolka délky 1 - 1,5cm a obsahuje tmavěhnědá semena délky 1,5 - 2,5mm. Lysimachia fordiana Lysimachia fortunei synonyma: L. fortunei var. pubescens Lysimachia fraseri oblasti: Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, Jižní Karolína, JV USA, Kentucky, Severní Amerika, Severní Karolína, Střední Severní Amerika, Střední USA, Tennessee,
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