Rhodiola wallichiana (Hook.) S.H. Fu, Acta Phytotax. Sin., Addit. 1: 125 125 1965. (Syn: Rhodiola crassipes (Wall. ex Hook. f. & Thomson) Boriss.; Sedum crassipes Wall. ex Hook. f. & Thomson; Sedum wallichianum Hook.); Perennial herb with cylindrical rhizome with scale leaves; flowering stems in rosettes of up to 10, up to 30 cm long; cauline leaves up to 3 cm long, narrowly ovate, lower half entire, upper crenate; flowers usually 5-merous, pale yellow, bisexual on up to 5 mm long pedicels; calyx 5-8 mm long with connate lobes; petals boat-shaped, 6-12 mm long, obtuse; stamens 8-12; follicles 8-15 mm long with many seeds.
Kindly identify this Rhodiola species. Date: 8th August 2011 Location: Paddar valley district Kishtwar J&K. Altitude: 4340 meters asl GPS: 33.31 N and 76.27 E Plant habit/habitat: Wild herb Plant height: 1-3 feets Appears same Sedum asiaricum, Indian plant correctly named as Rhodiola wallichiana var. wallichiana VoF Week :: DV :: 03 AUG 12 - 1246 :: Rhodiola wallichiana along Hemakund - Ghangaria trail: Rhodiola wallichiana (Hook.) S.H. Fu ... (family: Crassulaceae) 3 AUG 12 Hemakund - Ghangaria trail ... about 13500 ft VOF Week: Rhodiola sp.?? from VOF: Seen this Rhodiola sp (Family: Crassulaceae) at VOF. Could this be Rhodiola wallichiana?? Rhodiola wallichiana Yes it is Rhodiola wallichiana. It is abundant in my area at 3000m
VoF Week: Rhodiola wallichiana from valley: Rhodiola wallichiana from valley Pls Validate Extremely good and clear photographs
VoF Week :: DV :: 02 AUG 12 - 0309 :: Rhodiola ¿ wallichiana ?: 2 AUG 12 Valley of Flowers ... about 10400 ft Habitat: among rocks Habit: gregarious small herb many branched from base, about 30 - 40 cm high; leaf about 2 - 3 cm long, flower size - not sure. ... reading through descriptions of Rhodiola in eFloras, Flowers of Himalaya and Keshava Murthy's VoF book, have confused myself ... getting a feeling that plant posted as Rhodiola wallichiana along Hemakund - Ghangaria trail may be Rhodiola imbricata. Yes Rhodiola wallichiana
Flora of Uttarakhand- Herb31 for Id- JM: Wild Herb captured on 13/8/10 during the trek from Ghangaria (around 11,000 ft.) to Hemkunt Sahib (around 14000 ft.). Its a Crassulaceae but which one? Rhodiola?? Flowers are greenish-yellow and leaves toothed in upper part. How about R. rosea L. subsp. rosea. R. rosea is so variable. I need to check some more references for this. May I take it as Rhodiola wallichiana as per the following threads ?: It seems only the first link is confirmed R. wallichiana. Others perhaps we will have relook after the episode is finished. We will need relook for several others also.
VOF Week: Rhodiola wallichiana??--- En-route Hemkund Sahib: I had seen this herb en-route Hemkund sahib. Looks like Rhodiola wallichiana?? I think yes. Nice photographs
VoF Week: Rhodiola sp from Way to Hemkund Sahib: Rhodiola sp from Way to Hemkund Sahib pls help in idfying species I think R. wallichiana
Rhodiola wallichiana.
Kindly confirm this ID or further inputs Bot. name: Rhodiola wallichiana Family: Crassulaceae Location: Paddar valley J&K Altitude: 4800 meters asl Date: 7th August 2011 In my opinion, this seems to be R. wallichiana. Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight: Crassulaceae- Rhodiola wallichiana at VoF -PKA-DEC09:: : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (5). Seen this Rhodiola sp (Family: Crassulaceae) at VOF. Bot. name: Rhodiola wallichiana, Yes ... Very good photographs
Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight: Crassulaceae-Rhodiola wallichiana from Kashmir- GSDEC31 : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (3) Rhodiola wallichiana (Hook.) S.H. Fu in Acta Phytotax. Sin. Addit. 1: 125. 1965 syn: Sedum asiaticum (D. Don.) DC.; Sedum crassipes Wall. ex Hook.f. & Thomson; Sedum wallichianum Hook. Perennial herb with cylindrical rhizome with scale leaves; flowering stems in rosettes of up to 10, up to 30 cm long; cauline leaves up to 3 cm long, narrowly ovate, lower half entire, upper crenate; flowers usually 5-merous, pale yellow, bisexual on up to 5 mm long pedicels; calyx 5-8 mm long with connate lobes; petals boat-shaped, 6-12 mm long, obtuse; stamens 8-12; follicles 8-15 mm long with many seeds. Photographed from Apharwat, Kashmir
Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight:: Crassulaceae:: Succulent for id from VOF- NS 34 : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (3) This was recorded from VOF area.. flowering was over, I hope to get id clues.. syn: Sedum wallichianum Thanks Sir for this help...
Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight:: Crassulaceae:: Rhodiola wallichiana from VOF- NS 17 : 3 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (4). This one is a wild plant recorded from trek to Valley of Flowers, Uttrakhand.. Id was concluded as Rhodiola wallichiana.. Please revalidate/correct the same.. Yes ... Very good photographs yes din't we just see one in last few days?
Rhodiola species from Paddar Valley J&K SRANA 08: Request for Identification Kindly identify this Rhadiola species Location: Paddar Valley J&K Altitude: 4500 meters Date: 7th August 2011 Rhodiola wallichiana I hope.
Rhodiola species from Paddar valley J&K SRANA 06: Request for Identification Kindly identify this Rhadiola species Location: Paddar Valley J&K Altitude: 4500 meters Date: 7th August 2011 Again Rhodiola wallichiana I hope.
VOF Week: Sedum oreades at VOF: Sedum oreades, a succulent plant (Family: Crassulaceae) from VOF. Date/Time: 08-08-2012 / 09:30AM ...very nice shots..I hope this was found near the first bridge.. only little inside the entry gate.... I think yes. This is definitely not Sedum oreades. It is a Rhodiola. I will work on which species in due course. For correct Sedum oreades see recent posts. In that case it may be Rhodiola wallichiana as per images herein and as per images from Valley of Flowers in FOI at Wallich's Rhodiola I repeat that Rhodiola is an extremely difficult genus. I shall look into the genus in the Himalaya further in due course but at this point cannot meaningfully comment further. Much easier to say what a specimen is not, rather than what definitely is. Will not help the situation of frequent misidentifications by prematurely confirming an identification. At present I am not certain how to distinguish Rhodiola wallichiana. In some cases the characteristics visible in some photos are insufficient to be sure.
VOF Week: Sedum oreades from way to Main Valley: This succulent was shot from near bridge on way to Valley of Flowers...identification credit to ... I hope id is right...Sedum oreades... Again, this is not Sedum oreades. It is a Rhodiola which I shall try to name in due course. In that case it may be Rhodiola wallichiana as per images herein and as per images from Valley of Flowers in FOI at Wallich's Rhodiola I repeat that Rhodiola is an extremely difficult genus. I shall look into the genus in the Himalaya further in due course but at this point cannot meaningfully comment further. Much easier to say what a specimen is not, rather than what definitely is. Will not help the situation of frequent misidentifications by prematurely confirming an identification. At present I am not certain how to distinguish Rhodiola wallichiana. In some cases the characteristics visible in some photos are insufficient to be sure.
Sedum oreades from Valley Pls validate I think so after seeing other similar uploads. It may be Rhodiola wallichiana as per images herein and as per images from Valley of Flowers in FOI at Wallich's Rhodiola I repeat that Rhodiola is an extremely difficult genus. I shall look into the genus in the Himalaya further in due course but at this point cannot meaningfully comment further. Much easier to say what a specimen is not, rather than what definitely is. Will not help the situation of frequent misidentifications by prematurely confirming an identification. At present I am not certain how to distinguish Rhodiola wallichiana. In some cases the characteristics visible in some photos are insufficient to be sure. Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight: Crassulaceae- Sedum oreades at VOF -PKA-DEC08:: : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (3). Sedum oreades, a succulent plant (Family: Crassulaceae) from VOF. Date/Time: 08-08-2012 / 09:30AM Look the same images as before. Not Sedum oreades. A Rhodiola which I shall attempt to name in due course. In that case it may be Rhodiola wallichiana as per images herein and as per images from Valley of Flowers in FOI at Wallich's Rhodiola I repeat that Rhodiola is an extremely difficult genus. I shall look into the genus in the Himalaya further in due course but at this point cannot meaningfully comment further. Much easier to say what a specimen is not, rather than what definitely is. Will not help the situation of frequent misidentifications by prematurely confirming an identification. At present I am not certain how to distinguish Rhodiola wallichiana. In some cases the characteristics visible in some photos are insufficient to be sure.
Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight:: Crassulaceae:: Sedum oreades from VOF- NS 32 : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (3). This malacohyllous herb was recorded from way to VOF in Uttrakhand... I hope this is Sedum oreades... Repeat of images. Not Sedum oreades. Rhodiola- will attempt to name in due course. In that case it may be Rhodiola wallichiana as per images herein and as per images from Valley of Flowers in FOI at Wallich's Rhodiola I repeat that Rhodiola is an extremely difficult genus. I shall look into the genus in the Himalaya further in due course but at this point cannot meaningfully comment further. Much easier to say what a specimen is not, rather than what definitely is. Will not help the situation of frequent misidentifications by prematurely confirming an identification. At present I am not certain how to distinguish Rhodiola wallichiana. In some cases the characteristics visible in some photos are insufficient to be sure.
Sedum SP:: Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight (NSJ-06) : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (1) Looks like Sedum Sp. Photo taken from Kalimpong (Apr-09) Close to Sedum oreades (Decne.) Raym.-Hamet but can not say anything further in view of lack of other details. This is not Sedum oreades. S.oreades is recorded from bordering Sikkim on stony ground, screes & rock cervices @ 3650-4300m - whereas Kalimpong is around 1250m.. Cannot suggest anything at present. In that case, It may be closer to Rhodiola wallichiana as per images herein and as per images from Valley of Flowers in FOI at Wallich's Rhodiola Given the challenges naming Rhodiolas presents, it is wisest if I do not rush into making statements I cannot substantiate/support. Makes no sense adding to the confusion. I am working on Himalayan Rhodiolas but shall take time and concentration......
Rhodiola wallichiana? ABAUG2017/36 : 4 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (4) Rhodiola is difficult and I was waiting to learn more about this genus but finding it difficult. My specimen which I photographed on my Indrahar trek above 3600m could be R. wallichiana but I am not sure. Please advise. Rhodiola wallichiana? Above Lahaish Cave enroute Indrahar Pass, Dharamshala, HP 3600m and above 28-29 July 2017 I also feel close to images at References: |
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