Epimedium 'Calion'
Evergreen
hybrid by Thierry
Delabroye.
Petals reddish with yellow tips, yellow on the "edge of the
cup". Sepals pinkish-red.
New leaves emerge brown with red spots.
Epimedium campanulatum CC 002079
Small
cup-shaped, bright yellow flowers without spurs.
Closely related to E. ecalcaratum and E. platypetalum.
Epimedium 'Chanita'
Originally
unnamed seedling found by Thierry Delabroye, named at perennial
nursery Tuingoed Foltz.
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Epimedium chlorandrum OG 94003
A
species from China
(Sichuan).
Evergreen.
Large, elongated, very decorative leaves, speckled brown-red.
Large pale yellow flowers with yellow spur tips.
The pollen is green as in E.
fargesii and E.
pubescens.
E. chlorandrum is now treated as a synonym of Epimedium
acuminatum.
Epimedium chlorandrum was described by Stearn (1997) as having the inner sepals being slightly ascending, and not closely appressed to the petals, and the anthers and pollen as being green. However, observations from the type locality of E. chlorandrum show that the diagnostic character of the inner sepals as not closely appressed to the petals is not stable, and E. acuminatum is also found having inner sepals being slightly ascending, with green anthers and pollen. There is no difference in morphology for the two species, thus, E. chlorandrum is here treated as a new synonym of E. acuminatum. Additionally, extensive specimen examination and field investigation demonstrate that it is incorrect for Stearn (1997) to recognize the color of anther and pollen as diagnostic features in Epimedium because, besides E. acuminatum, other Epimedium species (e.g. E. sagittatum, E. sutchuenense Franch., E. elongatum Kom., and E. leptorrhizum Stearn) with yellow anthers and pollen are also found with green anthers and pollen.
(source: Yanjun Zhang / Wuhan Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences)