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Published In: Hortus Kewensis; or, a Catalogue of the Plants Cultivated in the Royal Botanic Garden at Kew. London (ed. 2.) 3: 258. 1811. (Hortus Kew. (ed. 2)) Name publication detailView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

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Contributor Text: Jerzy Zieliński
Contributor Institution: Herbarium, Institute of Dendrology, PL-62-035, Kórnik (near Poznań), Poland.
Type: Type: China, 1807, William Kerr s. n. (K) (Ghora & Panigrahi, l. c. 210. 1995).
Distribution: A-7 Gilgit. 7 miles from Yasin on way to Barkulti, along Tyok river, S. Omer 246 (KUH), D-4 Ziarat, Sasnamana forest, Sibbi Dist., S. Omer & A. Ghafoor (KUH).

Distribution: SE China.

Comment/Acknowledgements: Profusely flowering, planted as ornamental. Root is bitter astringent and is used in China as anthelmintic and tonic and leaves are helpful in healing wounds (Chadha et al. 9: 69. 1972). Root bark is useful in tanning (Mabberley, l. c.).
Map Location: A-7 Gilgit. 7 miles from Yasin on way to Barkulti, along Tyok river, S. Omer 246 (KUH), D-4 Ziarat, Sasnamana forest, Sibbi Dist., S. Omer & A. Ghafoor (KUH),

 

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Evergreen shrub with climing stems up to 6 m. Prickles small, curved, often lacking. Leaves (3-) 5 (-7), 3-5 (-6) cm long, elliptic-ovate to oblong-lanceolate, acuminate, densely, finely serrate, glabrous and shining above, glabrous or slightly pubescent beneath.Stipules free, linear, caducous. Flowers numerous, in umbels, often double. Sepals entire, reflexed after flowering, deciduous before fruit ripens. Petals wite or yellow, c. 10 mm long. Styles free, short, glabrous. Orifice narrow. Pedicels slender, smooth. Fruit small, ca. 10 mm in diameter, globose.
 
 
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