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Published In: Index Seminum [St. Petersburg]  (Petropolitanus) 1: 30. 1835. (Index Seminum (St. Petersburg)) Name publication detail
 

Project Name Data (Last Modified On 5/13/2022)
Acceptance : Accepted
Project Data     (Last Modified On 8/9/2020)
Contributor Text: S. Abedin
Contributor Institution: Centre for Plant Conservation, University of Karachi – Pakistan
Synonym Text:

Heteracia epapposa (Regel & Schmalh.) M. Pop., Trudy Uzb. Goz. Univ. Ser. Biol. 14: 88. 1941; Rech. f., l. c. 296. t. 166. f. 2; Breckle et al., in Dittmann, Vasc. Pl. Afghan. Augm. Chklist 174. 2013; Heteracia sczovitsii var. epapposa Regel & Schmalh. in Trudy Imp. S,-Peterburgk. Bot. Sada 6: 329. 1878.

Flower/Fruit:

Fl. Per.: June – July

Type:

Type: Armenia “Hab. in campis salsis aridis prope Nakhschevan”

Distribution:

China (Sinkiang), Pakistan,  Iran, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kirgyzstan, Tadzhikistan,  Turkmenistan, Armenia and Russia (East European area).

Comment/Acknowledgements:

Grows in sandy clay soils with gravel on dry mountain slopes up to 1400 m,  known only from  Chitral  region.

Map Location:

A-6 Chitral Dist.: Shoghor Gol, nearly midway from Shoghor on way to Karimabad, suberect annual, florets yellow, common or slopes, sandy clay soil, 3000 m, 22.6.1987, A. Ghafoor & S. Omer 2888 (KUH); ibid: Shoghor Gol, Karimabad village area, W. of Trich Mir, sandy clay soil, annual, erect to spreading, c. 10 cm tall, common, flowers yellow, latex white, c. 3000 m, 22.6.1987, A. Ghafoor & S. Omer 2926 (KUH); Ojhor Gol, 36˚ 4ˊ N 71˚ 48ˊ E, alt. 8000 ft., bright yellow fls., sunny open hillside facing west, 8.6.58, S. A. Bowes Lyon 831 (BM).


 

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Annual, glabrous, c. 10 – 20  cm  tall, green herb with branches spreading to ascending. Basal and lower   leaves obovate to narrowly spathulate, up to c. 8 x 1.5 cm, shallowly pinnatifid to pinnatisect or undivided,  narrowed to the base, lobes when present, triangular  to narrowly elliptic, unequal in size; upper leaves sessile,  upper leaves reduced, 1 – 3  x 0.5 – 1   cm, amplexicaul, sagittate.  Capitula 20-50-flowered, sessile or on up to 4 cm long, terminally thickened peduncles, 6 – 7  mm long and broad.  Involucre  cylindrical, 4 – 6 x 4 – 5  mm at anthesis, enlarged and hemispherical at fruiting.  Phyllaries glabrous,  outer  ones 2-3 (-5), triangular, acute, inconspicuous; inner phyllaries 7-8, lanceolate, 6 – 7  x 3 mm, recurved at fruiting. Ligules deep yellow. Cypselas dimorphic, pubescent, obpyramidal, outer ones c. 3 mm long with 1 mm long beak and with very reduced pappus or corona, central ones c. 4 mm long with 2 mm long beak and with very reduced pappus or corona.

 
 
 
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