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KMID : 1098420130210010049
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Korean Journal of Medicinal Crop Science
2013 Volume.21 No. 1 p.49 ~ p.53
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Adaptation of Farm Field Transplanting and Growth Habitat of Artemisia capillaris in Korea
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Song Hong-Seon
Kim Seong-Min
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Abstract
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This study was performed to evaluate the adaptability of farm field soil transplanting and habitat growth in inland and seashore areas of Artemisia capillaris in South Korea. In habitat, Artemisia capillaris was distributed both in the inland and seashore area as hemicryptophyte, and it grows individually on the slope of the open sunlight. The inland and seashore soils of habitat was the slightly acid and weakly alkaline, respectively. Plant height was 55.6 ㎝, and it was higher in inland than that of the seashore area. The stem and branch number was less in inland than that of the seashore area. lowering period was mid-August, and flower of inland blossomed early 1 ~ 3 days than that of the seashore area. The flowering and fruiting rate was slightly lower in inland than that of the seashore area. After transplanting of Artemisia capillaris, plant height was 71.7 ㎝, and it was higher 16.1 ㎝ than that of the habitat. The stem and branch number was more than that of the habitat, and flower blossomed early 3 ~ 4 days than that of the habitat. Transplanting survival rate was 85.1%, it was slightly higher in inland than that of the seashore area.
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KEYWORD
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Artemisia capillaris, Hemicryptophyte, Growth Difference, Inland and Seashore, Transplanting
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