Pangi id al140911a

Alok Mahendroo

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15 Sept 2011, 12:25:02 pm15/09/11

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Dear friends,
More flowers from Pangi,

Location Pangi valley
Altitude 2700mts
Habit herb
Habitat wild
Height 3 feet

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Alok
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District Chamba
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Na Bha

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16 Sept 2011, 7:16:59 am16/09/11

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wild wild wild guess some Filipendula? German name "Mädesüß"
grows in shady places near water. Don't know, if found in India high altitudes.

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Nalini

anupam sarmah

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16 Sept 2011, 7:41:54 am16/09/11

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some Polygonaceae member for sure. Ancogonum?

anupam

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Alok Mahendroo

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16 Sept 2011, 11:53:57 am16/09/11

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Yes you're right Anupam ji,
It is Aconogonum alpinum, Thanks
Alok

Gurcharan Singh

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20 Sept 2011, 12:45:29 am20/09/11

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I hope Persicaria wallichii (syn: Polygonum polystachyum)

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anupam sarmah

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20 Sept 2011, 12:52:48 am20/09/11

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Dear Sir,

I have lot of confusion in the family Polygonaceae particularly the genus Polygonum, Ancogonum, and Persicaria. If we refer to few contemporary flora of the Himalayan region there are lot of confusion. Flora of Bhutan, Flora of China and our other Indian floras from the region, there are lot name changes, mereger etc. etc.

Do we have any good and recent revision of the family?

Regards,

anupam

Gurcharan Singh

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20 Sept 2011, 1:11:00 am20/09/11

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Anupam ji

Seeing the recent trend it is ideal to follow Polygonum, Persicaria, Bistorta, Aconogonon as distinct genera as done in eFlora of Pakistan. For names GRIN should be helpful.

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Alok Mahendroo

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20 Sept 2011, 4:06:00 am20/09/11

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Thank you sir,
regards
Alok

J.M. Garg

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20 Feb 2022, 2:27:22 am20/02/22

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I think this appears more closer to images and details at Koenigia alpina (All.) T.M.Schust. & Reveal
rather than those at Koenigia polystachya (Wall. ex Meisn.) T. M. Schust. & Reveal

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J.M.Garg

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