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Published In: Histoire Naturelle des Végétaux. Phanérogames 2: 96. 1834. (Hist. Nat. Vég.) Name publication detailView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

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Contributor Text: H. McAllister
Contributor Institution: School of Biological Sciences, University of Liverpool, Liverpool. U.K.
Synonym Text: Pyrus foliolosa Wall. Pl. asiat. rar. 2: 81, t.189. 1831; Pyrus ursina Wall. ex G. Don, Gen. Syst. ii: 648 .1831; Sorbus ursina (Wall. ex G. Don) S. Schauer in Übers. Arbeiten Veränd. Schles. Ges. Vaterl. Kult. 1847: 292. 1848; Sorbus wenzigiana (C.K. Schneid/) Koehne in Repert, Spec. Nov. Regni. Veg. 10: 516 1912.
Flower/Fruit: Fl. Per.: July.
Type: Lectotype: Nepal, Gosain Than, Aug. 1821, Wall. Cat. 677a, (K-W!, selected by Long 1987).
Map Location: Kashmir, Fras Nag, by river. 9100 m. 25.7.1947, R.R. Stewart 23187 (K); Chachpur (Chakpur), 1,000 m. 6.1.89, J. S. Gamble 23531, (K, K 000341597).

 

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Trees to 6 m. or large shrubs. Twigs fairly stout with conspicuous lenticels. Buds ovoid, to about 15 mm, reddish, with red-brown hairs at tip and scale margins. Leaves to 20 cm with 9-12 pairs of leaflets. Leaflets to 45 x 15 mm, but often only about 30 x 15 mm, oblong-ovoid, mucronate, toothed almost to base on long shoots but only in upper 1/2 on short shoots, somewhat leathery (coriaceous), veins impressed above, persistently red-brown hairy below, papillose beneath. Inflorescence corymbose with stout branches with conspicuous lenticels. Fruit white except for pink colouration on sepal margins, though the gaps between the non-overlapping sepals appear black and very conspicuous at the fruit apex, to 10 x 11 mm, often broader than long. Sepals fleshy. Carpels (4-)5, inferior, apices almost completely fused in depression within calyx, glabrous. Styles to 2.5 mm. distantly inserted. Seed dark brown, to 4.5 mm, up to 5 per fruit. An apomictic tetraploid (2n=68) microspecies, as understood in the wild and in the herbarium probably a group of closely related microspecies.

 
 
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