Berberis Key to identify the species

[rkmkbk]

Anyone has Key characters to identify the species of Berberis available in HP?

[jmgarg1]

Forwarding again for any assistance in the matter please.

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[jmgarg1]

A reply:

"I have a copy of a paper which was published in Rheedea as Revision of the Family Berberidaceae  of India-1 and which was presented by Dr. G.S. Rawat. If required a can afford a photo copy of the same please.
                       A book A pictorial guide of the plants of the Indian sub continet-Aima is not available with the publisher,if this book is available of any book stall which is on your knowlege, please intimate me,because iam also crazy for book as well as flora. Recently you have  tols the recently book  through your e mail to the eflora of India .I have purchaged the book.Thanks a lots.
                                                             Yours,

                                                             Krishan Lal "

 

Thanks, Krishan Lal ji.

[Pankaj Kumar]

The revision published in Rheedea was done by Dr. Rao from NBRI.
Amit, if you can check with Umesh to see if he has the keys. Umesh
Tewari did his phd on Berberidaceae of Western Himalaya under Prof
Rawat. But his thesis has not been awarded yet.
Regards
Pankaj

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[KANNAN]

Dear All,
I had 3 days trip to Manali and surrounding areas. I got the herbarium of Berberis aristata and B. lyceum. A special thanks to Dr. S. S. Samant, GB Pant Institute, who had identified these plants. I also had a discussion with Dr. Sekaran, Kullu. Thanks for Sekaran also for his keys to confirm the identity of these plants.

A lot of thanks for all in helping me to identify the plants.

Best Regards