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Published In: Voy. Emp. Othoman 3: 449, f. 45–46. 1807. (Voy. Emp. Othoman) Name publication detail
 

Project Name Data (Last Modified On 6/2/2011)
Acceptance : Accepted
Project Data     (Last Modified On 6/3/2011)
Flower/Fruit: Fl. Per.: February.
Type: Type: Described from Mesopotamia, Olivier.
Distribution: Distribution: Pakistan (Sindh, Baluchistan, Punjab) Kashmir; Afghanistan; Iran; Iraq; Kazakstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, China (Gansu, W Nei Mongol, Qinghai, Xinjiang), N. Africa, Spain.(F. Zhenfu, Z. Shidong & A. K. Skvortsov, l.c.).
Comment/Acknowledgements: The wood is used for fuel in Sindh. In Punjab, it is used for well curbs and for ternery. The leaves are lopped for feeding goats. In former Russia, the resin of the bark, under the name of `buriarmini' is considered to have medicinal properties. The plant produces root suckers in abundance. Reproduction by cutting and root suckers is, however, difficult.
Map Location: B-9 Kashmir, Shayok valley, 14.10.1847, 11000 ft, T. Thomson 2195 (K); D-4 Quetta, J.H. Lace, Ex Herb. G. Watt 3657 (E); Peshin, 5200 ft, 5.3.1889, J.H. Lace 3446, 3448 (E); Peshin Dist., October 1885, J.S. Gamble 26 (K); D-6 Multan, Edgeworth 8050 (K); D-8 Lahore, banks of river Ravi at Shahdara, growing with Tamarix dioica Roxb., 26.2.1933, R.N. Parker 3260 (K); Tracks along Sutlaj, forming thickets, Herb. Griffith 4493; 1324 (K); E-5 Boogti hills, Vicary (K); F-4 c. 12 km from Seeta Goth on way to Kuttaji Qabar, Kirthar Range, c. 4 m., tree with divaricated leaves, 19.3.1983, Kamal A. Malik, S. Omer & Abdul Wahid 2376 (BM).

 

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Tree up to 15 m tall; sucker formation common; bark greyish. Young branches yellowish brown, glabrous. Leaves leathery, glabrous, very variable in form and size; on young plants and on long shoots, linear to elongate-ovate, 3-12 x 0.5-4 cm, usually entire, petiole 7.5-15 mm long; on older trees and on short shoots ovate-rhombic, elliptic-orbicular or reniform, 2-5 x 3-7 cm or larger, shallowly dentate in upper part; petiole 1.2-5 cm long. Male catkin 2.5-5 cm long, lax. Male flowers: bract oblanceolate, incised; disc orbicular on a long slender stipe, flat, 8-cleft; stamens 8-12, anthers longer then filaments. Female catkin 5-8 cm long, lax. Female flower: disc membranous caducous, tubular with 8-12 linear segments; stigmas 2-3 ± crescent shaped, narrowed into a short style. Capsule 7.5-12 mm, smooth, glabrous or slightly pubescent when young, 2-3 valved. Pedicel 3.5-5 mm.
 
 
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