Potentilla lineata Trevir., Index Seminum Hort. Vratislav. 1822 1822 1822. (Syn: Potentilla fulgens Wall. ex Hook.; Potentilla fulgens Lehm.; Potentilla fulgens var. acutiserrata (T.T. Yu & C.L. Li) T.T. Yu & C.L. Li; Potentilla fulgens var. macrophylla Cardot; Potentilla martini H. Lév.; Potentilla siemersiana Lehm.; Potentilla siemersiana var. acutiserrata T.T. Yu & C.L. Li; Potentilla splendens Buch.-Ham. ex Trevir.); Base of uppermost pair of leaflets decurrent......P. josephiana Base of uppermost pair of leaflets cuneate Peduncle and hypanthium without gland tipped multicellular hairs......................P. polyphylla Peduncle with hypanthium with gland tipped multicellular hairs......................P. lineata Rosaceae Fortnight: Potentilla lineata from Chakrata-GSSEP47/47 : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (4) Potentilla lineata Trev., Ind. Sem. Vratislav. 1822 (1822); A Systematic Revision of Potentilla L. Section Leptostylae (Rosaceae) in the Himalaya and Adjacent Regions, Bulletin No.39 THE HIMALAYAN PLANTS VOLUME 3 Edited by Hideaki Ohba 1999 TOKYO Syn: P.fulgens Wall. ex Hook. in Bot. Mag. 53: t. 2700 (1826). Lehm., Rev. Potentilla. 54 (1856). Hook. f., Fl. Brit. Ind. 2: 349 (1878) We have this plant under the name P. fulgens, uploads by me, ... from Chakrata and others from VOF. The plant looks similar to P. polyphylla Wall. ex Lehm (Syn: P. mooniana Hook.f. FBI) and Potentilla josephiana H. Ikeda et H. Ohba (syn: P.fulgens Wall ex Hook. var. intermedia Hook.f., Fl. Brit. Ind. 2: 350 (1878). as under Base of uppermost pair of leaflets decurrent.......................................................P. josephiana Base of uppermost pair of leaflets cuneate Peduncle and hypanthium without gland tipped multicellular hairs......................P. polyphylla Peduncle with hypanthium with gland tipped multicellular hairs...........................P. lineata Perennial herbs; stems and petioles densely spreading hairs and pubescent; radical leaves up to 5-30 cm long including petiole; leaf blade interrupted pinnate with 5-13 pairs of leaflets, terminal leaflet broadly obovate to oblong, 2-4 cm long, up to 1.5 cm broad; white sericeous to tomentose beneath, sharply serrate; cauline leaves smaller; flowers yellow, 10-15 mm across, in corymbose cymes; pedicel 2-4 cm long, both peduncle and pedicel with gland-tipped multicellular and simple hairs; epicalyx segments entire or with 3-6 teeth; sepals entire; petals obovate, apex rounded; style subbasal. Photographed from Deovan Herbal Garden, Chakrata on September 17, 2011 Flora of Chakrata: Potentilla fulgens from Herbal Garden Deovan Chakrata: Potentilla fulgens from Herbal Garden Deovan Chakrata again Important Medicinal Plant ethnobotanically important... tribals in Meghalya chew the roots with Paan and katha ... and medicinaly the roots are given in concoctions to reduce blood sugar in diabetes... Rosaceae Week : Potentilla fulgens Wall. ex Hook. from Chakrata: Potentilla fulgens Wall. ex Hook. From Chakrata
Same P. fulgens I think Thanks Sir VOF Week: Potentilla sp-3 for ID from VoF: Potentilla sp-3 for ID from VoF. Potentilla fulgens...as suggested by recent similar uploads.. Lower leaves please?? Otherwise looks like P. fulgens only
Date/Time: 08-08-2012 / 09:50AM. Perhaps Potentilla fulgens Yes P. fulgens only VOF Week 310812_DS_03: Another set for id please, found on the way to VOF, near the end of the route. Perhaps Potentilla argyrophylla No. This is Geum elatum. Potentilla argyrophylla will have silvery hairs on the leaves. This one doesn't have. Another difference is that some of the leaves have winged petioles and sometimes it looks like there are more than three leaflets. Agreed with ..., it is not P. argyrophylla as silky hairs are missing But I feel it is not even Geum elatum (now Acomastylis elata) which is a much different and smaller plant To me now this appears as Potentilla fulgens with interruptedly pinnate basal leaves and taller plant. Further feedback is solicited. Hi, ..., Should it be Potentilla lineata Trevir. as per your other posting at efi thread ? Potentilla ??? from Valley pls id sp IN KK Murthy Book pg no 110 this is idified as Potentilla argyrophylla pls validate the lowest leaves are interruptedly pinnate Could be Potentilla fulgens only. Hi, ..., Should it be Potentilla lineata Trevir. as per your other posting at efi thread ? P. lineata seems crrect. Fwd: Potentilla lineata Syn. P. fulgens var.macrophylla : 3 posts by 1 author. Attachments (2) Sharing some pictures of P. lineata shot at Nagarkot, Nepal on 8 July 2016 at 7000 ft. Attachments (1) Attachments (1) Marvellous captures!!!
Potentilla lineata : 4 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (2) Sharing some pictures of P. lineata shot at Nagarkot Nepal on 8 July 2016 at 7700 ft! More Pics! Attachments (1) Attachments (1) Adding some fruiting pictures of Potentilla lineata shot at the same location on 13 august 2016. Attachments (4) ID validation please. Pl. check with images and keys at https://sites.google.com/site/efloraofindia/species/m---z/r/rosaceae/potentilla/potentilla-lineata-1 Potentilla lineata ABAUG2016/26 : 3 posts by 2 authors. 7 images. This one is from my earlier walk to Triund. Please validate. Mcleodganj-Triund, HP 2300m and above 31 July 2016. Loved all these beautiful images in a complete set.
Flower for Id- ID06122016SH1 : 7 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (1) Flower for Id pl. Location - Mawphlang, East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya Date - 18.10.2016Please check Potentilla sp. Check for Potentilla lineata Rosaceae Is it Potentilla simplex ? efi page on Potentilla lineata There is no distribution of Potentilla simplex in India as per Catalogue of Life To me it appears close to Potentilla lineata as per images in thread by ... Potentilla lineata? ABAUG2017/22 : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (10) This cinquefoil was about the most common along with Acomastylus elata on my way to the Indrahar Pass. I started encountering it at about 2200m and continued to see it till about 3800m if I remember it correctly. I think this is likely to be Potentilla lineata. Please advise. Potentilla lineata? Gallu-Triund-towards Indrahar Pass, Dharamshala, HP 2200m and above. 28-29 July, 05 August 2017 Thanks, ..., for such wonderful images.
Potentilla suina ? : 10 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (3) Wild herb from Tungnath area I could not find any species with this name. Potentilla supina? Does not match with images at ..., thanks for sharing. The plants with this mail having pinnate leaves is Potentilla fulgens and another trifoliolate with runners (passing through P.fulgens) is Fragaria nubicola. Difficult to say with this evidence but the leaves look similar to Potentilla polyphylla and the hairy P. lineata. Undersurface of the leaves will help (silvery in lineata, light green in polyphylla). Thanks, ... It may be Potentilla lineata as per images & keys herein.
SK815 20 OCT-2017:ID : 9 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (5) Location: Deurali, Dolkha, Nepal Date: 6 September 2017 Elevation : 7700 ft. Potentilla ......??? I think recently somebody posted similar images and it was identified. Pl. check. Pl. check with images at Potentilla lineata Potentilla fulgens Wall. ex Hook. ??? Potentilla lineata Trevir. ??? Attachments (1) Both are same as per Potentilla lineata
Location: Kakani, Nepal Altitude :6000 ft. Date: 19 June 2018 Habit : Wild Syn : Potentilla fulgens Wall. ex Hook.
Location : Lurh, Mizoram Date : 03-10-2018 Habit : Prostrate herb ?? Habitat : Wild What are the species reported in your area? The following spp. are reported in my area :- Potentilla gerardiana, P.lineata & P. sundaica Pl. check with images and details at Potentilla lineata To me appears close.
Location: Simana Busti Mirik, India Date: 21 May 2017 Altitude: 7500 ft. This time leaves only ! Potentilla sp., which one? Appears so. References: |
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