Campanula dimorphantha Schweinf., Beitr. Fl. Aethiop. 140 1867. (syn. Campanula benthamii Wall. ex Kitam.; Campanula bethamii Wall.; Campanula canescens Wall. ex A.DC. [Illegitimate]; Campanula canescens Wall.; Campanula veronicifolia Hance; Campanula wallichii Babu [Illegitimate]; Cephalostigma spathulatum Thwaites); Afghanistan; Assam; Bangladesh; China North-Central; China South-Central; China
Southeast; East Himalaya; Egypt; Eritrea; India; Laos; Myanmar; Nepal; Pakistan;
Sri Lanka; Sudan; Taiwan; Vietnam; West Himalaya as per Catalogue of Life; Flora of Pakistan gives both species with keys. What sets it apart is 'flowers in clustered branched racemes' in Campanula dimorphantha Flora of Pakistan gives habitat of Campanula benthamii Wall. ex Kitamura as a plant of the plains and foothills and of Campanula pallida as mountainous regions & foothills. Checklist of Nepal gives habitat of Campanula benthamii Wall. ex Kitamura as 300-1100 m and of Campanula pallida as 1000-4500 m. Purple bellflower;
Campanulaceae & Gentianaceae Fortnight:: Campanula for specification from Panipat:: NS 04 : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (3). This small herb was shot in March 2010 from Yamuna basin in Panipat.. Specific id is requested.. can this be Campanula dimorphantha...?? Looks like Campanula benthamii
Campanula seen at a resort in Bhimtal. Suggested id Campanula canescens by ..., and Campanula benthami by ... For validation please. Campanula dimorphantha Schweinf., Beitr. Fl. Aethiop. 140 1867. (syn. Campanula benthamii Wall. ex Kitam.; Campanula bethamii Wall.; Campanula canescens Wall. ex A.DC. [Illegitimate]; ........) Wild Herb For ID : Bhimtal,Uttarakhand : 190413 : AK-3 : Attachments (2). 4 posts by 3 authors. Seen this herb at a resort in Bhimtal with tiny purple flowers growing wild. Please id. Most probably Campanula canescens.. efi page: Campanula dimorphantha (Syn. Campanula canescens Wall. ex A.DC. [Illegitimate]) It looks me Campanula benthami
Fwd: Campanula ?benthamii - new to eFI : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (2) Two images taken by Krishan Lal at Nahan c. 800m, H.P. - which he considered to be Campanula benthamii. Neither Flowers of the Himalaya nor its Supplement cover this species. Neither does 'Flora Simlensis' or 'Flora Lahaul-Spiti'. Stewart records this (C.canescens as a synonym) in Kashmir @ 550-2700m. Enumeration of the Flowering Plants of Nepal gives a distribution of Afghanistan to Bhutan, India, Sri Lanka and Myanamar. West & Central Nepal @ 300-1100m. I wonder if it is known in Uttarakhand? I have a copy of the printed Campanulaceae for Pakistan (E.Nasir, 1984) which covers this species. He describes it as a plant of the plains and foothills. Krishan's images of the flowers match in terms of the shape and hairiness of the calyces. Pity he took no photos of the habit of the plant nor foliage. As to the name? The Plant List has neither C.benthamii nor C.canescens....... It is a syn. of Campanula dimorphantha as per details herein. Thanks for drawing my attention to C.benthamii now being a synonym of C.dimorphantha.
SK1030 20 MAR-2018 : 6 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (2) Location: Dhulikhel, Nepal Altitude: 4600 ft. Date: 26 March 2013 Habit : Wild Campanula sp., I think Campanula canescens IT is not listed in Nepal and google images shows different. Thanks, ..., for the id. To me also appears close to images at Campanula dimorphantha Schweinf. (syn. Campanula benthamii Wall. ex Kitam.; Campanula bethamii Wall.; Campanula canescens Wall. ex A.DC. [Illegitimate]; Campanula canescens Wall.; ) Thank you ...! It is matching !
Campanula dimorphantha? : Attachments (9). 4 posts by 3 authors. This small herb was spotted on a trek route to Mahabaleshwar from Jorwadi. Herb was approx. 20 cm in ht, hairy and slender stem.. I think this could be Campanula dimorphantha?? Pl. validate.. Family: Campanulaceae Date/Time: 28-12-2013 / 12:35PM Habitat: Wild efi page: Campanula dimorphantha (Syn. Campanula canescens Wall. ex A.DC. [Illegitimate]) This looks very similar to my Campanula from Bhimtal available at this link, tentatively identified as Campanula dimorphantha ?
id requested Habit- Small herb, found growing in rock crevice Habitat- Roadside Location- Nahan, ~900 msl, HP. 26-02-2018 Must be some Campanula sp. Please check in eFI at Closer to C. dimorphantha. thank u sir
Herb from Morena, M.P 02032020 : 5 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (3) - around 600 kb each. Please help me to identify this herb From: Morena, M.P DOP: 2 March 2020 Campanula pallida Wall. ?? It sent me on deeper investigation I did not find any observation from plains at Campanula pallida, although it appears quite close. I found only Campanula benthamii Wall. ex Kitam. in Flora of Madhya Pradesh: Chhatarpur and Damoh By G. P. Roy, which is a synonym of Campanula dimorphantha Flora of Pakistan gives both species with keys. What sets it apart is 'flowers in clustered branched racemes' in Campanula dimorphantha Flora of Pakistan gives habitat of Campanula benthamii Wall. ex Kitamura as a plant of the plains and foothills and of Campanula pallida as mountainous regions & foothills. Checklist of Nepal gives habitat of Campanula benthamii Wall. ex Kitamura as 300-1100 m and of Campanula pallida as 1000-4500 m. So it is Campanula dimorphantha References: The Plant List Ver. 1.1 Catalogue of Life GRIN Flora of Pakistan (Campanula benthamii Wall. ex Kitamura) Annonated checklist of Flowering plants of Nepal (Campanula benthamii Wall. ex Kitamura) Flora of China (Campanula dimorphantha Schweinfurth) Purple Bellflower Notes on Campanula dimorphantha (Campanulaceae). Mats Thulin. 2008; Nordic Journal of Botany - Wiley InterScience Aluka |
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