Question 2: Has anyone heard of the iris and what country's national flower is it? Iris is a blue-purple, flower shape like a fluttering butterfly. In May, the iris blooming season, you can see a blue butterfly fluttering between the green leaves, as if to spread the news of spring to faraway places.
The French regard the iris as the national flower. Because according to legend, when King Clovis of the first dynasty of the Kingdom of France was baptized, God gave him a gift, which is the iris.
In France, the iris is a symbol of light and freedom.
The genus Iris is a collective name for a family of herbaceous flowering plants. This flower consists of an envelope of six petal-like leaves, three or six stamens and an ovary enclosed by a clitoris.
The name of this plant is derived from God's messenger and the rainbow that connects the earth with other worlds.
There is also a legend that the rainbow once saved the life of a Frankish king in the 6th century, who knew when he saw it rising over the Rhine that the river was shallow enough at that point and crossed it to escape his enemies.
Iris grows in Japan, China, Siberia and almost the entire temperate world.
Iris is known for its petals shaped like the tail of an orris, and its genus name, iris, is the Greek word for "rainbow," which refers to the abundance of color in its flowers. General florists and flower arrangers, that is, the phonetic translation of its genus name, commonly known as "Alice". Alice in Greek mythology is the goddess of the rainbow, she is the gods and the messenger of the mortal world, the main task is to be good people after death, the soul of the rainbow bridge between heaven and earth to bring back to heaven.
To this day, the Greeks often plant this flower in cemeteries in the hope that the souls of the dead can be entrusted to Alice to bring back to heaven, which is also the origin of the language of the flower, "the messenger of love". Iris in ancient Egypt on behalf of the "power" and "eloquence".
Israelis generally believe that the yellow iris is a symbol of "gold", so there is a custom of planting iris in the cemetery, that is, hoping to bring wealth to the afterlife.
Monet also planted iris in the garden of Giverny; and took it as the theme, leaving the iris scene on the canvas full of natural vitality and rhythm.
The colorful iris represents different meanings. White iris represents innocence, yellow means eternal friendship, enthusiasm and cheerfulness, blue is to appreciate each other's elegance and generosity or secret admiration, and purple means love and good luck.
Scientific name: Iris tectorum
Question 3: The iris, symbolizing love and friendship, is the national flower of which country? France
The national flower of France
Question 4: What is the national flower of France? The national flower of France
National Flower: lily of the valley
Nowadays, there is often said that the national flower of France is the lily of the valley, but according to the latest information, the lily of the valley is the real national flower of France, perhaps because of the lily of the valley is also known as the Lily of the Valley, which makes some people mistakenly think that the lily is the national flower of France! The lilies of the valley are also known as "lilies of the valley"!
Legend has it that the white, fragrant lily of the valley bloomed on the land where St. Leonard, the guardian of the forest, died. The lily of the valley bloomed on that cold land, is the embodiment of St. Leonards .....
The French are a rich romantic nation, so her choice of lily of the valley as the national flower, and lily of the valley of the valley of the language of pure happiness and naivety, not unrelated.
Every May and June, the message of the lily of the valley comes from Hokkaido, which is a kind of white bell-shaped flowers, very lovely, delightful. In Paris, the lily of the valley is an important protagonist of the May festival, representing the end of the long winter and the arrival of a joyful atmosphere, and, at the same time, a flower that represents happiness.
Question 5: Why did the French choose the iris as their national flower? Please thank you French people to the iris as the national flower, the meaning of the three sayings. One said "is to symbolize the power of the ancient French royal family". According to legend, when Clovis (481-511), the first king of the Frankish kingdom, was christened, the five emperors gave him a gift? Iris. Since then the French have honored their founding fathers by using the iris as a symbol. Since the 12th century AD, the iris has appeared on the French coat of arms. Secondly, it is said to be a religious symbol. According to Christianity, there is only one God, but He is the Trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. In 1376 AD, King Charles V of France (1364-1380) changed the iris on the original coat of arms to three petals, representing the Trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Three said that "the French people used the iris to indicate light and freedom, symbolizing national purity, solemnity and openness".
Question 6: Which country has iris? To one of the most numerous countries! Britain's national flower language: rose
In the rose, rose, rose, the three flowers, people always confuse it, although they are the same family with the genus, but not exactly the same, but people seem to favor the word rose, so the three flowers collectively referred to as the rose. In Britain and many other countries in Europe and America, the rose (moonflower) as the national flower, in order to express the dear, but also because of the thorns on the stem, indicating seriousness. In Christianity, it is said that after Jesus was betrayed and nailed to the cross, his blood dripped into the soil and roses grew under the cross. The red rose symbolizes love, which is probably the most common flower language in the world. According to legend, the goddess of love was in such a hurry to save her lover that the thorns of the roses cut her hands and feet, and the blood stained the roses red. The red rose became a token of love.
Russia's national flower: sunflower
The people of the former Soviet Union loved the sunflower and made it the national flower. Now the national flower of Russia is still the sunflower, but the sunflower is not the wind, but the sunflower to the sun. Sunflower, the flower of light, the flower that brings good hope to people, it is a treasure of the whole body, selfless dedication to mankind. There is a wonderful legend about the sunflower in history. In ancient times, there was a farmer's daughter named Ming Gu, she is honest and simple, handsome, but by the queen mother of the female bully as a thorn in the side, by all kinds of *** abuse. Once, because of a small matter, contradicted the queen mother a sentence, angry queen mother, using the whip to beat her, but a moment missed to come to the counseling of her own daughter on the body, then the queen mother and angry and hate, the night while Ming girl asleep when gouging out her eyes. Ming Gu was in pain, broke the door and fled, and died soon after her death, after her death on her grave there was a plate of bright yellow flowers, facing the sun all day long, it is the sunflower. It is the sunflower. It means that Ming Koo aspires to light and detests the meaning of darkness, and this legend inspires people to hate violence, darkness, and the pursuit of light.
Italy's national flower: daisy
Daisy, also known as daisy, is a perennial herb of the daisy family, native to Europe. Its leaves are spoon-shaped and clustered in rosettes, densely dwarfed and green in color. The scape is drawn out from between the leaves, and the scapes are arranged in a staggered pattern, giving it a simple appearance, with small, delicate flowers and harmonious colors. Bloom in early spring, full of life, with the gentleman's style and innocent style, y loved by the Italians, and therefore elected as the national flower.
Japan's national flower language: cherry blossom
March 15 is Japan's cherry blossom festival. There are more than 30 kinds of cherry blossoms in Japan, more than 300 varieties, and more than 800 varieties in the world***. All the parks in Japan are full of cherry blossoms. Japanese people believe that cherry blossoms have the spirit of elegance, strength, simplicity and **. They take cherry blossoms as a symbol of hard work, bravery and wisdom. There is a proverb that cherry blossoms last for seven days, which means that the flowering period is very short. Therefore, Japanese families generally do not plant cherry blossoms, which is not considered to be beneficial to the continuation of family prosperity
The French national flower language: iris? Lilies
France is a country of flowers, its capital city of Paris is known as the "flower capital". Warbler is regarded as the national flower of the Kingdom of France is said to be the Frankish King Louis, Clovis baptized, God gave him a gift is the "golden lilies", the French lily and the flower of Louis, pronounced similar. The golden lily is considered to be pure, and its image of a dove in flight symbolizes the Holy Spirit. French King Louis Di *, the golden lilies * flowers as his seal and mint pattern, decorated with the edge of his blue robe, he wore a blue robe to participate in the ceremony of the appointment of the king, so the golden lilies have become a symbol of royal power. In fact, the golden lilies mentioned here are the vetiver's tails. The French planted vetiver for ornamental purposes, but also to obtain the important raw material of flavor.
About the French national flower, another saying is the lily. Legend has it that the king of Croppus, who ruled France at the time, used a frog as his emblem. Once a hermit appeared in his house and instructed him to offer a beautiful shield to the queen with a lily carved on it. Afterwards, Croesus Maximus took this shield to the battlefield and won every battle, and from then on, the lily was set as the national flower.
Dutch national flower: tulip
Dutch national flower: the garden of Europe, the country of flowers, mention the Netherlands, we can not help but talk about its national flower national flower: tulip. The history of the Dutch tulip from a horticulturalist named Clusius began the 16th century, the Royal Garden in Vienna as a gardener Clusius, by all means from the Austrian ambassador to Turkey in the native Asia, the beautiful tulips, and brought the tulips to the Netherlands, so that this flower quickly spread throughout the Netherlands, once set off a tulip fever. At first, the value of the tulip has increased exponentially, many people planted tulips frantically, and even some people with a garden ...... >>
Question 7: Why is the iris the national flower of France? The iris is a blue-purple color, and the flower is shaped like a fluttering butterfly. In May, when the iris is in bloom, you can see a blue butterfly fluttering between the green leaves, as if it wants to spread the news of spring to faraway places. The French regard the iris as the national flower. Because according to legend, when King Clovis of the first dynasty of the Kingdom of France was baptized, God gave him a gift, which was the iris. In France, the iris is a symbol of light and freedom. The genus Iris is a collective name for a family of herbaceous flowering plants. This flower consists of an envelope of six petal-like leaves, three or six stamens, and an ovary encased by a clitoris. The name of the plant is derived from God's messenger and the rainbow that connects the earth to other worlds. There is also a legend that a rainbow once saved the life of a Frankish king in the 6th century, who knew when he saw the rainbow rising over the Rhine that the river was shallow enough at that point and crossed it to escape his enemies. Iris grows in Japan, China, Siberia and almost the entire temperate world. Iris flowers are called iris because their petals are shaped like the tail of an iris bird, and the genus name iris is the Greek word for rainbow, a metaphor for the abundance of color in the flowers. The genus name iris is the Greek word for rainbow, which refers to the abundance of color in the flower. The general florists and flower arrangers use the phonetic translation of the genus name as the common name of Alice. In Greek mythology, Alice is the goddess of the rainbow. She is the messenger between the gods and the mortal world, and her main task is to bring the souls of good people back to heaven through the rainbow bridge between heaven and earth. To this day, Greeks often plant this flower in cemeteries in the hope that the souls of the dead can be entrusted to Alice to bring back to heaven, which is also the origin of the language of the flower, a messenger of love. Iris in ancient Egypt represents the power and eloquence. Israelis generally believe that the yellow iris is a symbol of gold, so there is a cemetery planting iris custom, that is, hoping to bring wealth to the afterlife. Monet also planted iris in the garden of Giverny; and with it as the theme, he left the iris scene on the canvas which is full of natural vitality and rhythm. The colorful iris represents different meanings. White iris represents innocence, yellow indicates eternal friendship, enthusiasm and cheerfulness, blue is to appreciate each other's elegance and generosity or secret admiration, and purple implies love and good fortune.
Question 8: What is the national flower of each country? China's national flower - peony
Chile's national flower - lily of the valley
Britain's national flower - rose (moon)
Italy's national flower - daisy
New Zealand's national flower - spinulose fern, silver fern
Singapore's national flower - johkum? Vanda Orchid
Spain's National Flower - Pomegranate
Tanzania's National Flower - Lilac
Thailand's National Flower - Water Lily
Bangladeshi Flower - Water Lily
Egypt's National Flower - Water Lily
Japan's National Flower - Primrose
Mexico's National Flower - Cactus
U.S. National Flower. The national flower of the United States of America - the mountain rose
The national flower of Kenya - the Kenyan orchid
The national flower of the Netherlands - the tulip
The national flower of Turkey - the tulip
The national flower of South Korea - the mokumeboshi
The national flower of France - the warbler's tail
The national flower of Russia - the sunflower
The national flower of Germany - the cornflower
The national flower of Australia. National Flower - Acacia
Brazilian National Flower - Tropical Orchid, Hairy Crabapple Orchid
Afghanistan: Tulip
Algeria: Iris, Australian Oleander
*** UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Peacockweed, Passionflower
Argentina: Ivory Red
Austria: Flameweed
Azania: Bradycardia
Belgium.
Belgium: rhododendron, moonflower, yucca
Bhutan: artemisia
Bolivia: cantharis
Bulgaria: Turk's rose
Myanmar: dragon boat flower
Colombia: three-way cattleya
Costa Rica: cattleya
Cuba: ginger flower
Denmark: Chrysanthemum
Ecuador: Ricastellanum
Ethiopia: Calla Lily
Fiji: Fuchsia
Finland: Bellflower
Greece: Corydalis
Honduras: Balsamroot
Liechtenstein: Orange-flowered Lily of the Valley
Hungary: Tulip
India: Lotus
The most important flower in the world is the lily of the valley
The most important flower in the world is the lily of the valley. India: lotus
Indonesia: hairy jasmine
Iraq: moonflower
Iran: Turk's rose, bellflower tulip
Ireland: white honeysuckle Israel: silver lotus
Cambodia: water lily
Latvia: oxeye daisy
Lithuania: rue
Guyana: water lily
Libya: pomegranate
Laos: eggplant
Luxembourg: moonflower
North Korea: red azalea
Madagascar: traveler's banana
Malaysia: fuchsia
Malta: cornflower
Morocco: moonflower, balsamroot
Nicaragua: ginger
Nicaragua: ginger plantain
Nepal: ginger flower
Nicaragua: ginger flower
Nepal: tree azalea
Monaco: balsam fern
Pakistan: vetiver
Peru: sunflower, candelabra
Philippines: hairy jasmine
Poland: pansy
Portugal: lavender
Romania: dog rose
Switzerland: flamingo
South Africa: Creeping BulrushSweden: Bellflower
Guatemala: Ricastellan
Zimbabwe: Garland
France - Iris
Netherlands - Tulip
Hungary, Iran, and New Zealand have also designated the tulip as their national flower
Australia - Acacia
Brazil - Hairy Crabapple
Germany/Macedonia/Estonia/Malta. -Cornflower
Korea's national flower - Hibiscus
USA - Rose
New Zealand - Cyathea
Mexico - Cactus
Switzerland - Yedwig
San Marino - Cyclamen
Tanzania's national flower - lilac
Spain - pomegranate
Greece -Olive Blossom
Singapore - Vanda Orchid
Chile - Lily of the Valley
Argentina. Cottonwood
Ethiopia - Calla Lily
Monaco - Dianthus
Myanmar - Euphorbia
Belgium --Egypt, Thailand - water lilies
Cambodia - daffodils
Hong Kong, China Hong Kong, China -- Saffron crocus (Bauhinia)
Nepal -- Red azalea
Laos -- Eggplant
Pakistan/ Indonesia/Philippines - Jasmine
Vietnam, India - Lotus ... >>
Question 9: How do you pronounce France's national flower, the iris, in pinyin? The national flower of France is the iris, not the flower iris.
The pinyin pronunciation is:
yuan (鸢)wei (尾)hua (花)
Baidu words iris flower excerpts:
Iris belongs to the genus Iris (Latin name: Iris L.), monocotyledonous plants class, the order of the lilies, the iris family of perennial herbaceous plants, with a tuberous or creeping rhizomes; the leaves are sword-shaped, nested; the flower is beautiful, like an inflorescence or panicle. inflorescences or panicles; perianth petaloid, with a long or short tube, externally curved, style branches enlarged, petaloid and colored, spreading and covering the stamens; ovary inferior, ovules numerous, fruit a capsule. The type species of the genus: German Iris (Iris germanica L.) is native to Europe and is commonly cultivated throughout China.
Iris is a genus of about 300 species, Iris native to central China and Japan, a few into the medicine, Iris rhizome for the emetic or slow down the agent, with anti-inflammatory effect.
Iris flowers are large and beautiful, green leaves, high ornamental value. Many species for garden ornamental use, in the garden can be used to arrange flower beds, planted in the water and wet borders, poolside lakeside, or arranged into the iris specialized garden, can also be used as cut flowers and groundcover plants, is an important garden plants.
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Question 10: Iris is the national flower of which country? French Zoroastrian.