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Published In: Plantae Asiaticae Rariores 1: 66. 1830. (Pl. Asiat. Rar.) Name publication detailView in BotanicusView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

Project Name Data (Last Modified On 6/2/2011)
Acceptance : Accepted
Project Data     (Last Modified On 6/3/2011)
Contributor Text: I.C. Hedge & A. Paton
Flower/Fruit: Fl. Per.: May-July.
Type: Type: [India] Kumaon, [Wall. Cat. 2137. 1829] R. Blinkworth (E!, K).
Distribution: Distribution: E. Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kashmir, NW India.
Comment/Acknowledgements: Not to be confused with any other of our species on account of the entire linear leaves, usually with clusters of young leaves in their ails, and pinkish flowers. Although pressed specimens give the impression that the inflorescence is composed of secund flowers, it is in fact 4-sided and the nutlets have the characteristic indumentum of other species of the four-sided group (i.e. species 8-16).
Illustration: Scutellaria linearis Benth. (Illustration)
Map Location: B-6 Chitral: Panj Kora, Bonin 16473 (K); B-7 Hazara: Balakot, Kazmi 2313 (KUH), Jafri & Ali 3295 (KUH); 8 km S of Mansehra, 1220 m, Burt 638 (E); Hajiabad, Mansehra to Garhi Habibullah, Qaiser & Sultanul Abedin 5728 (KUH); Kaghan, Kazmi 687 (KUH); Kashmir: Muzaffarabad, Leepa valley, Qaiser & Ghafoor 5143 (KUH); B-8 Kashmir: Chenari, R. R. Stewart 9598 (RAW), Jafri 3567 (KUH); Kartharvan, Chenari, Jafri 1389 (KUH); C-5 S. Waziristan: Kaniguram, 1950 m, J. L. Stewart s.n. (E); C-6 Peshawar: Cherat, Rechinger 30260 (W), Lomond 1569 (E); Kurram: Kohat to Parachinar, Lamond 1869 (E), Rechinger 30880 (W); Parachinar, Rechinger 30953 (W), Lomond 1876 (W), R. R. Stewart 28060 (E, RAW); Parachinar to Shalozan, Qaiser 5922 (KUH); Tappaki, Parachinar to Thal road, Qaiser & Sultanul Abedin 5868 (KUH); Kurram valley, Harsukh 15459 (K); C-7 Hazara: Haripur, Kazmi 4851 (KUH); Sargodha: Salt Range, J. L. Stewart s.n. (E); Rawalpindi: Murree, R. R. Stewart 5071 (K, RAW); D-4? Quetta: Mehrab Tangi, Lace 3487 (E); D-5 Quetta: Torkhan pass, Loralai to Harnai, 900 m, Rechinger 29515a, b (W), Lamond 1261 (E), Kazmi 1718 (KUH).

 

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Perennial, tufted, suffruticose herb with a thick woody rootstock. Stems 7-30 cm, ascending or procumbent-ascending, round-quadrangular, with short, crisped, antrorse, eglandular hairs below, longer patent glandular and eglandular hairs above. Leaves linear, thick-textured, 6-28 mm x 1-5 mm, entire, revolute, cuneate, acute, with clusters of younger leaves in leaf axils; adaxial surface with short, adpressed, eglandular hairs, abaxial indumentum denser with numerous sessile glands. Petiole 1-3 mm. Inflorescence 4-sided but appearing secund when pressed, lax, terminal or lateral; flowers in the axils of ovate to elliptic, 3-7 x 2-3 mm, bracts which are entire, cuneate, acute or obtuse, thin-textured, glandular, ciliate-pilose, and cucullate. Pedicels 1-4 mm, erect, flattened. Calyx 1.5-2 mm, with a small, sometimes purple, scutellum in flower, enlarging in fruit to 3-4.5 mm with 2.5-3 mm high scutellum. Corolla 14-22 mm, pinkish mauve often with yellow markings, erect or erect-spreading, glandular or eglandular-pilose; tube 8-16 mm. Nutlets c. 1.5 x 1 mm, blackish, densely covered with adpressed white hairs.
 
 
 
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