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Published In: Mémoires de l'Académie Imperiale des Sciences de St.-Pétersbourg. Sixième Série. Sciences Mathématiques, Physiques et Naturelles 5: 278. 1846. (Mém. Acad. Imp. Sci. St.-Pétersbourg, Sér. 6, Sci. Math.) Name publication detail
 

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Type: Type: In Songariae collibus versus Tarbagatai, Schrenk (LE).
Distribution: Distribution: C. Asia, W. Siberia, Afghanistan eastward to Kashmir & Tibet.
Comment/Acknowledgements: In the specimens studied, there seems to be no substantial difference between the glauca (Regal) Stapf and var. tibetica Stapf. The former, confined to Baluchis­tan, is said to differ in the more numerous and rigid branches. F7. Per.: May.
Illustration: Ephedra intermedia Schrenk ex C.A. Mey. (Illustration)
Map Location: Gilgit: A‑8 Hopar glacier, Nagar, 8‑9000', R.R. Stewart 26491 (RAW) B‑8; Muskin forest, Astor 3.7.50, A.H Khan s.n. (PPFI‑B); near Rattu, 30.6.50, A. H. Khan s.n. (PPFI‑B); near Koltu, 30.6.50, A.H. Khan sn. (PPFI‑B); Rupal­ Gurikot, R.R. Stewart 18904 (RAW); Nomal, 5500', desert, R.R. Stewart 7907(RAW); Chitral: B‑6 Shankur‑Brir, 5000', M.A. Siddiqi & A. Rahman 7908 (RAW); B‑7 Swat: Kandia vy., Kohistan,Amanullah s.n. (PPFI‑B) Baltistan: B‑8 Satpura Lake, E. Nasir & G.L. Webster 120590 (RAW); B‑8 base camp to Hushe, E. Nasir & G.L. Webster 6268 (RAW); nr. Satpura Village, M.A. Siddiqi 4138 (RAW); Skardu, ± 8200', Y. Nasir & Khan 9580; 9580a (RAW); Kodali, R.R.Stewart 705; 705a (RAW); Ziarat vy. 11‑6.1982, Tony Archer sn. (RAW) Chiltan hills, Quetta, M. Shah & Khalid Saeed 16(PMNH); Urak‑Wali tangi, Quetta, Qutub‑uddin & M. Ashfaq 57 (PMNM. D‑5 Loralai‑Kila Saifulla, 36th mile, very common, wild, M. Nath 2162 (RAW); Shinghar, Zhob, Surkhab, Z. Ali 5689 (RAW); Sultan, 5000', R.R. Stewart 28346 (RAW); Sandeman tangi, ± 8000', Al. Shah & Khalid Saeed 1617 (PMNH); Chantair forest, ± 8000', M. Shah & Khalid Saeed1477 (PMNH); Kohar forest, Loralai, Qutubuddin & M. Ashfaq 39 (PMNH); Is‑plinji, A.H Khan s/2 (PPFI‑B); Hazarganji, 19.8.1960, S.M. Hussain s.n. (PPFI­B); Sultan, A.K Khan s/28 (PFFI‑B).

 

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Shrubby plant up to 50 cm tall, branches usually many, erect to spreading, striate, minutely tuberculate, internodes straight or slightly bent. Male strobili up to 8, whorled; bracts obovate, connate; staminate column slightly exserted.Female strobili paired or in whorls. Tubillus exserted, slightly bent. Berry ovoid, red. Seeds ± 6 mm long, brownish.
 
 
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