Hibiscus poetry

The poem about hibiscus flowers is as follows:

1. In September, the flowers in Jiangnan stopped and the hibiscus turned to Zhongzhou. Beauty laughs across the water, and the sunset is still full of sorrow. -From the Ming Dynasty: Wen Zhiming's "Lotus on the Pool of Money"

In September, all the flowers in the south of the Yangtze River fall, but this hibiscus is still in full bloom by the river. Just like when the sun goes down, a beautiful woman crosses the water with a smile. She has a kind of melancholy and dew.

2. The hibiscus has fallen and the leaves have withered. Half-dead Xiao Ai climbed over the wall. The lonely pavilion in the sunset is easy to disappear. -Modern times: Wang Guowei's Huanxisha. The hibiscus flowers have fallen and the leaves have withered. "

The lotus and lotus leaves in the pond have withered. Some yellow mugwort came out of the wall. The setting sun shines on the lonely guest house, which makes people feel lonely and helpless.

3. Lotus and chrysanthemum compete for fragrance. The weather is going to be the Double Ninth Festival. —— From the Song Dynasty: Yan Shu's "Confession, Jin Furong's Residency and Fragrance"

The solar term approaches the Double Ninth Festival, and Furong competes with Jin Ju.

4. The breeze shook the purple leaves and gently revealed Zhu's room. Zhongchi is so green, wait until I glow red. -Southern and Northern Dynasties: Shen Yue's Ode to the Lotus.

The breeze shook the leaves and the dew gently stuck to the house. The water in the pool glows green because it is waiting for me to emit red light.

5, the mountain shows hibiscus, and the stream is bright. Really swim in the cave under the rough waves. -Song: He Zhu's "Yangxiange Mountain Show Lotus"

Beautiful mountains and clear waters, picturesque water and waves in Xianyou Cave.

morphological character

Hibiscus mutabilis (prototype) is deciduous shrub or small tree, 2-5 meters high; Branchlets, petioles, pedicels and calyx are densely covered with fine hairs mixed with stellate hairs and straight hairs. The leaves are broadly ovoid to ovoid or heart-shaped, with a diameter of10-15cm, often 5-7-lobed, with triangular lobes, an acuminate apex, obtuse serrations, stellate hairs and spots at the top and stellate villi at the bottom; Main pulse 7-11; The petiole is 5-20 cm long; Stipules lanceolate, 5-8 mm long, often caducous.

Flowers solitary in axils, pedicels about 5-8 cm long, with nodes at the proximal end; 8 bracteoles, linear, long 10- 16 mm, about 2 mm wide, densely stellate hairy, connate at the base; Calyx bell-shaped, 2.5-3 cm long, 5 lobes, ovate, acuminate; The flowers are white or reddish at first, then turn to crimson, with a diameter of about 8 cm, petals nearly round, with a diameter of 4-5 cm, covered and bearded at the base; Staminal column 2.5-3 cm long, glabrous; Style branched 5, sparsely hairy.