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Published In: Illustrations of the Botany ... of the Himalayan Mountains ... 1: 346; 2:, pl. 84a or 98, f. 1. 1839. (Ill. Bot. Himal. Mts.) Name publication detailView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

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Synonym Text: P. rotundifolia Griff., Notul. 4: 382, 1854.
Flower/Fruit: Fl. Per.: March-April.
Type: Type: Hab. Kemaon, Northern face of Choor, near Muttiana and at Seran, in Lower Kunawur; Wallich Cat. no. 2796 (K-W).
Habitat: The trees are sometimes, lopped for fodder.
Distribution: Distribution: Pakistan (Chitral) eastwards to Kashmir, 4-10000 ft, along the Himalayas through India, Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, Myanmar.
Comment/Acknowledgements: Four varieties have been described, our material agrees with var. ciliata.
Map Location: B-7 Planted about Abbottabad, wild in Hazara forest, up to 10,000 ft, Barrett, ex Herb. J.R. Drummond 22015 (K); Common in the gullies in Tandiani, grows well in Abbottabad, planted only?, Barett 104, Ex Herb. Drummond 22014 (K); Swat; Ushu, on lowest slopes of surrounding hills, 5.6.1965, Jennifer Lamond 1811 (E); B-8 Banabal, S. of Kashmir, 9.5 (18) 48, T. Thomson (K); Srinagar, Dachigam Nature Reserve, 5500 ft, large trees in forest, 26.6.1978, C.R.Lancaster 43A (BM); C-7 Murree hills, Upper Topa, 6000-7000 ft. large tree near guard room, abundant in woods, 24.5. (19) 18, T.A. Sprague. 97(K). Sutlej valley, 8-9000 ft, T. Thomson (K); Punjab; Murree, near Rosenheim, c. 6000 ft, tree, 75 ft, tall, smooth grey bark, roughened in older trees, R.J. Rodin 5372 (K); Azad Kashmir, Trarkhel, Poonch, 6-7000 ft, 25.4.1953, Stewart & Nasir 25507 (BM).

 

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Large tree; bark on young stems greenish grey, smooth; brown longitudinally fissured on old stems. Bud sticky, bud scales brown shining. Leaves petiolate, petiole 5-13 cm long, hairy; lamina 7-18 x 6-13 cm, broadly ovate, crenate-serrulate, teeth minutely hairy, base cordate or rounded, 3-5 nerved, minutely pubescent on the lower surface, tip acute to acuminate. Male catkin 7.5-10.5 cm long, compact in flower. Male flower: Pedicel small, bract oblanceolate, hairy, disk obliquely cup-shaped, crenulate; stamens many, anthers olong, longer than filaments. Female catkin (in fruit) 15-30.5 cm, lax. Female flower: Disk embracing half the ovary, margin undulate, stigmas 3-4, very large, obcordate. Capsule 7.5-10.5 mm, orbicular, 3-4-valved (not warty); pedicel 2.5-10 mm long. Seed covered by long silky hairs.
 
 
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