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THE WILD FLOWER WERIES
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Date of Issue : 1991.07.26
Types : 4
Denomination : 370 won
Design : A quilgia buergeriana var,oxysepala
Stamp No. : 1650
Printing Process
& Colors
: Photogravure 6 colors
Size of Stamp : null
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Composition
: 10장
Image Area : 23×33
Paper : White Unwatermarked
Perforation : 13
Printer : Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation
Designer : Lee Hea-ok
Quantity : 2000000
Detail
`The following four stamps are the second part of the Wild Flower Series issued by the Ministry of Communicationa in order to let the beauty of the Korean nature be widely known. 1. Aquilegia buergeriana var. oxysepala This perennial plant grows on rather sunny spots in valleys. Its normal height is about 1m. Its flower bloom around June and July and is reddish brown. The flower blossoms at the tip of branches, facing the ground. It can be found in Korea. Manchuria, northern China, and eastern Siberia. 2. Aerides japonocum The orchid is light green in the stem. It usually blooms about four to ten flowers per stem from June to August. Moreover the red and white flowers are well known for their nice fragnance. This epiphytic orchid grows on it has a tendency of growing downward from tree trucks. The orchid is found in southwestern Korea and Cheju Island. 3. Gentiana zollingeri This biennial plant is distributed throughout the temperate zone of East Asia. It usually grows in forests and its height is about 5-10cm. Its purple flowers blossom between May and June in clusters at the end of branches and main stem. The plant is well distingushed because its flowers are rather large and form a cluster. 4. Heloniopsis orientalis This is a perennial plant which grows in sharded parts of mountainous regions. Color of the flower is purple with reddish shade. The stem grows even more to reach approximately 60 cm after the flowers bloom.`
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