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Published In: Bulletin de l'Herbier Boissier, sér. 2, 8: 546. 1908. (Bull. Herb. Boissier, sér. 2,) Name publication detailView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

Project Name Data (Last Modified On 6/2/2011)
Acceptance : Accepted
Project Data     (Last Modified On 6/3/2011)
Flower/Fruit : FI.Per.: June- Aug.
Type : Lectotype: SE Iran, Kerman, 20 Aug. 1892, Bornmüller 5074 (LE).
Distribution : Distribution: C.Asia, Iran and Pakistan.
Comment/Acknowledgements : Probably only a variety of the following species with similar pubescence, but broader almost orbicular fruiting perianth wings. Hedge (in Rech.f., Fl. Iran. 172: 107. 1997) considered the two species to be the same.
Map Location : B-9 Baltistan, Parkutta to Tolti, Indus valley, R.R.Stewart 20939 (KUH); D-5 Baluchistan: Loralai plains, Jafri & Akbar 2323B (BM, KUH, LE); Quetta, J.Sinclair 2762 (E); Chagai: Koh-e-Sultan, Sulphur mines area, near Nok Kundi, A. Ghafoor & S.Omer 1980 (KUH); E-4 Kalat: Skulku, 7000’, 19.6.1957, Jafri & Akber 1898 (KUH); F-4 Khuzdar, Surab, Nazimuddin & Sultanul Abedin 538 (KUH).

 

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Annual, 5-50 cm high, divaricately branched from the base; branches elongated, ascending, the lower ones approximate; stem and branches covered with crisp hairs; leaves short, linear to oblong-linear, sessile, flat, uniformly hairy on all sides, grey or greyish-green, woolly; inflorescence paniculate with divaricate or pendulous branches. Flowers in glomerules of 3; perianth covered with sub-appressed hairs woolly, winged in fruit above the middle; wings well-developed, scarious, broadly obovate to oblong-oval, narrowed at base, with unequally toothed margin, the longitudinal veins all equally developed; seeds rounded ovate.
 
 
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