PM01-0108202- id confirmation from Pangi valley, HP. is it Sambucus nigra?

[Pardeep Mor]

Dear all

Presenting a few images of a very common plant species I came across in Pangi valley, HP.

Initially, I thought it was some Angelica sp. as both the plants were found growing together at several places. Further evaluation of images suggest that it is close to Sambucus nigra. Please confirm

Habit- large umbelliferous herb with bright white flowers

Habitat- roadside, rock slopes

Altitude- 2600-3000m

Location- commonly seen along the roadside enroute Killar- Kishtwar, and other subvalleys in Pangi, Chamba, Himachal Pradesh.

Date- July 2021

[Pardeep Mor]

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Pardeep K. Mor
Research Scholar
Restoration Ecology and Soil Ecosystem Lab
Department of Botany
Panjab University
Chandigarh 160014
+91-9592474435

[Saroj Kasaju]

Top three leaves leads to Sambucus wightiana Wall.

Please cross verify.

Thank you.

Saroj Kasaju

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[Pardeep Mor]

Thank u sir 

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