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Published In: Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal. Part 2. Natural History 65: 34. 1896. (J. Asiat. Soc. Bengal, Pt. 2, Nat. Hist.) Name publication detailView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

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Acceptance : Accepted
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Flower/Fruit: Fl. Per. June-Aug.
Type: Type: W. Tibet, Deotsu, Falconer (K); syntypes-Kashmir, Burji la, 12000 ft., Clarke (K); above Tilail, Duthie 13922 (K).
Distribution: Distribution: Endemic to Kashmir.
Comment/Acknowledgements: Similar to Corydalis elegans Wall. ex Hook. f.& Thoms., in its broad flowers but leaves dissimilar and differently disposed with lobules (ultimate segments) few, large, decurrent and acute (not orbicular or suborbicular and obtuse). Further-more Corydalis elegans seems to be strictly confined to Kumaon (N. W. Himalaya). Corydalis govaniana var. malukiana Jafri, reaches very near to this but flowers not so broad and racemes very condensed, broadly expanded.
Photo: Corydalis clarkei Prain (Photo)
Map Location: B-8 Kashmir, Deosai plains, Skardu Rd., 4000 m, R. R. Stewart 20078 (RAW); Deosai, 20.8.55, Webster & Nasir 6545 (RAW); Burzil pass, R. R & I. D. Stewart 19049 (RAW) ; near mt. Kolahoi, fls. pale yellow, R. R. Stewart 9350 (RAW); Lalpir, Baltistan, among rocks, fls. pale yellow, 10.8.36, W. Koelz 9526 (RAW); above Burzil pass, R. R. & I. D. Stewart 19081 (RAW) ; Top of Kamri pass, 4500 m., R.R. & I.D. Stewart 18678 (RAW); Yamahar pass, fls. pale yellow, R. R. Stewart 12804 (RAW); Burji la, above Skardu, R. R. Stewart 21168 (RAW); Mengandob to Satsar, 4000 m, R. R. & I. D. Stewart 18304 (RAW); Burzil pass, R. R. & I. D. Stewart 22873 (RAW) ; Deosai pass, above Burzil Chawki, R. R. Stewart 19960 (RAW); Nafran, upper Lidder valley, 4500 m, fls. pale yellow, R. R. Stewart 12803 (RAW).

 

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Tufted and diffuse, short, robust perennial, 15-30 cm tall, glabrous, sub-glaucous; rootstock thick, densely covered with 2-5 cm long withered sheathing leaf bases; branched below, with branches elongated and twisted together. Radical leaves nearly as long as the stem, 4-5-jugately pinnate, petiolate, with petiole about as long as the lamina and conspicuously sheathing at base; pinnae very shortly petioluled to sessile, ovate, 15-30 mm long, often deeply 3-lobed; lobes again deeply to shallowly 1-3 lobuled; lobule (ultimate segment) up to 20 (-25) mm long, 3-5 mm broad, oblong to lanceolate, often decurrent, acute. Stem simple, usually with 4 cauline leaves in 2 subopposite pairs (sometimes alternate or opposite); cauline leaves similar to radical leaves but smaller, less lobed, shortly petioled to sessile or subsessile. Racemes dense, 20-30-flowered, simple or branched below, conspicuously large bracteate; bracts lanceolate to linear-elliptic, 10-25 mm long, (3-) 5-10 mm broad, acute, ± entire, veined. Flowers yellow, c. 20 mm long, 7-9 mm broad; spur robust, blunt, about half as long as the flower. Sepals c. 2 mm in diam., suborbicular, much dissected. Upper petal with a conspicuous broad and elongated dorsal wing with blunt or rounded apex; lower petal similar to the upper and conspicuously saccate at base. Pedicel 10-15 mm long, stout, deflexed, as long or longer than the short and broad capsule. Capsule obovate or broadly ellipsoid, 6-10 mm long, c. 4 mm broad, 6-8-seeded; style 3-5 mm long, curved at the apex with broad stigma; seeds biseriate, 1.5-2 mm in diam., shining black.
 
 
 
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