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Published In: Annales Botanici Fennici 30: 192. 1993. (Ann. Bot. Fenn.) Name publication detail
 

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Synonym Text: Chenopodium album subsp. novopokrovskyanum Aellen in Trudy Rostovskogo Oblast. Biol. Obch. 2: 3. 1938. Chenopodium album var. novopokrovskianum Aellen in Kom., Fl. URSS 6: 62. 1936, nomen inval. Chenopodium leptophyllum sensu Murr Magyar Bot. Lapok 2: 5. 1903, p.p., non Nutt.
Flower/Fruit: Fl. & Fr. Per.: April - ?July.
Type: Lectotype: [Turkmenistan,] Regio Transcaspica: Aschabad, in ruderatis, 25.VI.1900 P. Sintenis 527 (S!), isolectotypes (LD!, LE!, K!, G!, G-DC!). Uotila in Ann. Bot. Fennici 30: 192. 1993.
Habitat: Gardens, ruderal places, irrigated places, riverbanks, semideserts, rocky slopes; calcareous and acid places. 300-3680 m.
Distribution: Distribution: Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Caucasus, C Asia.
Comment/Acknowledgements: The closest relative of C. novopokrovskyanum is C. strictum, from which it is usually easily separated by the silvery colour. However, these taxa are not as clear-cut in our area as further west. Specimens from high altitudes (the Gilgit area) deviate from the majority of specimens from lower altitudes in having shorter stems with short basal branches only and small, narrow leaves. It may represent a different taxon, but the material is too meagre.
Map Location: A-8 Nagar, Hunza-Tal, Pisan, c. 2250 m, 23.7.1974, F.Gartner (GZU); B-6 Peshawar, Khyber Agency, in Jugo Landi Kotal, 34°07'N, 71°15'E, 700-1000 m, 29.5.1965, K.H.Rechinger 30283 (W); Peshawar, ad viam inter Pabbi et Peshawar, 34°01'N, 71°40'E, 300 m, 27.5.1965, K.H.Rechinger 30272 (W); B-8 Baltistan dist.: SW Biafo-Base Camp, 3080 m, 6.8.1962, H. Hartmann 453 (RAW); C-6 Kohat dist.: 20-30 km W Kohat, 33°37'N,71°30'E, versus Thal, 33°24'N,70°36'E, 500-700 m, 26.5.1965, K.H.Rechinger 30213 (W); Kurram, Parachinar, 33°56'N, 70°04'E, 1500-1700 m, 11.6.1965, K.H.Rechinger 30945 (W); C-7 Hazara, Bhurban-Murree Hills, 6000 ft., Aug. 1952, E.Nasir 300a (G); Peshawar, inter Attock dist.: 33°52'N, 71°20'E, et Kushalgarh, 33°30'N, 71°57'E, 500 m, 30.5.1965, K.H.Rechinger 30408 (W); D-4 Baluchistan, Pishin dist.: 16.7.1957, E.Nasir (RAW); Sariab, 21.6.1976, S.Nazimuddin & S.Abedin 211 (KUH); Quetta dist.: 38 km, E Gumbaz, 30°02'N, 69°00'E, 1050 m, 17.5.1965, K.H.Rechinger 29662 (W); 1 mile from Urak on way to Quetta, 22.6.1976, S.Nazimuddin & S.Abedin 260 (KUH); D-6 Dera Ismail Khan dist.: Montes Sulaiman in faucibus Dhana sar, 80 km E Fort Sandeman 31°21'N, 69°31'E, 21.5.1965, K.H.Rechinger 30130 (W); F-3 Baluchistan, Makran dist.: Panjgur Irrigation Scheme, 1000 m, 20.4.1965, J.Lamond 594 (E); Makran dist.: Panjgur, 26°58'N, 64°06'E, 1000 m, 20.4.1965, K.H.Rechinger 28157 (W).

 

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Annual herb, usually 20-60 cm tall. Stems erect, greyish green-striped-yellowish, almost always without red colour, branched, lowermost branches often close to each others, subopposite, longer, ascending, other branches relatively short, spreading to ascending. Leaf blade silvery to glaucous green especially below, often also above, sometimes pure green, (1-)2-4.5(-6) x 0.5-1.5(-2.5) cm, 2-3 x length of the petiole, narrowly trullate to narrowly elliptic, often in main stem with a pair of lobe-like teeth at broadest point of lowermost leaves, otherwise entire, rarely with solitary other blunt teeth, sometimes totally entire, apex acute to obtuse and shortly acuminate; upper leaves narrower, lanceolate, acute-acuminate. Inflorescence spiciform small, terminal, leafless; glomerules small, dense. Perianth farinose, lobes often spreading in fruit, divided to 1/2 or somewhat more, margin membranous, obtuse to emarginate, back rounded, midrib often clearly visible on inner side. Part of fruits falling without perianth. Pericarp ± easily removed. Seeds horizontal, black, 0.9-1.2 mm, round in outline, margin obtuse; testa almost smooth or with obscure radial striae.
 
 
 
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