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Published In: Berichte der Deutschen Botanischen Gesellschaft 72: 281. 1959. (Ber. Deutsch. Bot. Ges.) Name publication detail
 

Project Name Data (Last Modified On 5/16/2022)
Acceptance : Accepted
Project Data     (Last Modified On 10/24/2020)
Contributor Text: Abdul Ghafoor
Contributor Institution: Centre for Plant Conservation, University of Karachi – PAKISTAN
Flower/Fruit:

Fl. Per.: April – May

Type:

Type:  Iraq, Diwaniya, Desetum meridionale, 8 – 15 km NW Aidaha (Al-Aidah, 90 – 95 km SW As-Salman, 410 m, 25.4.1957, K.H. Rechinger 9414 (Holo. W, Iso. G 00006065) 

Distribution:

Iraq, Iran, Pakistan.

Comment/Acknowledgements:

Grows  in sandy-stony and gravelly  flat lands  with harsh climate in Southern districts of Balochistan.

Map Location:

G-3 Las Bella Dist.: Mughly, From Las Bella on way to Khuzdar, stony plain, common, 29.04.07, Jan Alam & Saleem 3487 (KUH); Balochistan, locality unspecified, s.d. Stocks  817 (K); F-4 Khuzdar, 8 km from RCD Highway,  Nal Road, 10. 5. 1990, occasional in the locality, A. Ghafoor & Steve M. Goodman 5020 (KUH); c. 5.1 km from Khuzdar city on way to Kalat, near Baluchistan Residential College, ± 1000 m, perennial prostrate herb, heads maroon, 27.5.1995, Tahir Ali & G. R. Sarwar 2527 (KUH); c. 48 miles from Seeta Goth on way to Kutte ji Kabar, Kirthar range, Larkana, Kamal A. Malik et al. 2453 (KUH). 


 

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Biennial to perennial, glabrescent, 15 – 25 cm tall herb with prostrate to ascending shoots. Leaves attenuate to sessile, 10 – 30 cm long, 3 – 8  cm wide (excl. spines), 2-4-lobed, lobes strongly spiny, spines orange-brown and attenuate in upper leaves, uppermost leaves below capitula forming involucel. Capitula ovate, 8 – 12 (-15) mm in diameter, basally rotundate-truncate, attenuate. Phyllaries: outer uniseriate, remotely pectinate, few-spined; inner multiseriate, imbricate, green, each terminating in a orange-brownish narrowed tip. Florets all tubular, rosy. Pappus scaly, twice as long as cypselas. 

 
 
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