Didymocarpus pedicellatus - regarding.

[Debasish Joardar]

Hi,

 

Photographed at Pelling (Sikkim) in April, 2005.

 

Also noticed in Darjeeling and its adjacent area of Dist Darjeeling this year in mid of March.

 

Grows in moist rocks on slopes.

 

Identified as Didymocarpus pedicellatus, Family- Gesneriaceae, with the help of “Flowers of the Himalaya – A Supplement” by Adam Stainton. (see page 47 & plate 83).

 

Distribution : Himachal Pardesh to Arunachal Pradesh.

 

Hope my identification is correct.

 

Anybody visits Sikkim and Darjeeling can notice this beautiful flower in March-April.

 

Debasish Joardar.

 

 

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[Debasish Joardar]

Hi,

 

Photographed at Pelling (Sikkim) in April, 2005.

 

Also noticed in Darjeeling and its adjacent area of Dist Darjeeling this year in mid of March.

 

Grows in moist rocks on slopes.

 

Identified as Didymocarpus pedicellatus, Family- Gesneriaceae, with the help of “Flowers of the Himalaya – A Supplement” by Adam Stainton. (see page 47 & plate 83).

 

Distribution : Himachal Pardesh to Arunachal Pradesh.

 

Hope my identification is correct.

 

Anybody visits Sikkim and Darjeeling can notice this beautiful flower in March-April.

 

Debasish Joardar.

 

 

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[JM Garg]

Does not appear like Didymocarpus pedicellatus R.Br. as per images herein.

[J.M. Garg]

Appears to be Bergenia pacumbis

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