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Baris 29: === Riset === Leontopodium alpinum Leontopodium alpinum, is a well-known mountain flower, belonging to the sunflower family. Jika Anda telah menetapkan suatu topik, gunakan [[Wikipedia:Pencarian\|mesin pencari Wikipedia]] untuk menemukan bahan terkait yang telah ada. Dengan cara itu, Anda akan menemukan apa yang telah ada dan selanjutnya dapat membuat pranala yang cocok, dari dan ke artikel yang relevan. Names Riset tambahan biasanya dibutuhkan untuk membuat artikel yang bagus. Suatu artikel yang bagus harus dapat dipastikan dan mengutip sumber terpercaya yang idealnya mencakup buku atau artikel jurnal dengan penilaian sejawat. Pertimbangkan untuk mengunjungi perpustakaan kampus atau umum untuk mengidentifikasi dan mengkaji sumber-sumber terbaik. Pertimbangkan juga untuk mencari di Wikipedia dalam bahasa lain, menggunakan hasil dari mesin pencari seperti Google, serta membaca artikel relevan dari ensiklopedia lain, untuk membangun ide mengenai topik apa yang harus dicantumkan, dan sedalam apa, untuk mennghasilkan suatu simpulan yang komprehensif. Situs-situs berikut mungkin dapat membantu Anda: [http://www.encyclopedia.com Encyclopedia.com], [http://reference.allrefer.com AllRefer Reference], [http://www.factmonster.com Factmonster], serta [http://www.eb.com Encyclopaedia Britannica School & Library Site]. The common name comes from German edel, meaning "noble", and weiß (also spelled weiss) "white", thus signifying "noble whiteness". The scientific name Leontopodium is a Latin adaptation of Greek leontopódion (λεοντοπόδιον) "lion's paw", from léōn "lion" and pódion "foot" (diminutive of poús, podós "foot"). The Romanian name, floarea reginei,means "Queen's flower". Also, another common name is floare de colţ which means "mountain flower". The Persian name is gol-e-yax, which translates as "ice flower" Description Leaves and flowers are covered with white hairs and appear woolly (tomentose). Flowering stalks of Edelweiss can grow to a size of 3–20 cm (in cultivation, up to 40 cm). Each bloom consisting of five to six small yellow flower heads (5 mm) surrounded by bracts in star formation. The flowers are in bloom between July and September. Range The plant is unequally distributed and prefers rocky limestone places at 2000–2900 m altitude. It is not toxic, and has been used traditionally in folk medicine as a remedy against abdominal and respiratory diseases. The dense hair appears to be an adaptation to high altitudes, protecting the plant from cold, aridity and ultraviolet radiation. Since it usually grows in inaccessible places, it is associated in many countries of the alpine region with mountaineering. Protection Edelweiss is a protected plant in many countries, including Mongolia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Switzerland (since 1878), France, Norway, Iran, India (Zanskar region), Italy, Serbia, Malaysia (In Genting and Cameron Highlands), Indonesia (In Semeru Mountain), Germany, Spain (Ordesa National Park), Poland and Slovakia (Tatra National Park), Slovenia (in Gorizia and Gradisca since 1896, in Carniola since 1898), Austria (since 1886) and Romania (since 1933). Cultivation Leontopodium alpinum is grown in gardens for its interesting inflorescence and silver foliage.The plants are short lived and can be grown from seed. === Menuliskan ===

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