19-08-2019, 04:25 AM
Bloodroot fits really well, although it is North American.
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Same number of petals, i often think blue stands for white in some of the flower pics.
Single clasped leaf which forms a chalice, cutlobed as described, the front 'cuts' in the green colour on the vms pic look just like the leaves themselves, the back cuts look like a single lobe of the leaves.
The outer leaf colour is less green than the inner face.
Grows on floodplains.
The plant and especially the rhizomous roots bleed red.
The red color of the stem is correct.
![[Image: 527px-Bloodroot-apr-2010-clasping-leaves.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/cf/Bloodroot-apr-2010-clasping-leaves.jpg/527px-Bloodroot-apr-2010-clasping-leaves.jpg)
![[Image: Sanguinaria_canadensis.gif]](http://www.swsbm.com/Britton-Brown/Sanguinaria_canadensis.gif)
![[Image: antique-illustration-of-sanguinaria-cana...d507897491]](https://media.istockphoto.com/illustrations/antique-illustration-of-sanguinaria-canadensis-illustration-id507897491)
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Same number of petals, i often think blue stands for white in some of the flower pics.
Single clasped leaf which forms a chalice, cutlobed as described, the front 'cuts' in the green colour on the vms pic look just like the leaves themselves, the back cuts look like a single lobe of the leaves.
The outer leaf colour is less green than the inner face.
Grows on floodplains.
The plant and especially the rhizomous roots bleed red.
The red color of the stem is correct.