Thanks, Chadwell ji

On 20 Nov 2016 8:07 am, "[email protected]" <
[email protected]> wrote:

> It may be helpful to know what Stewart had recorded about Cyperus
> squarrosus.
>
> He found it from what was the North-West Frontier Province through Swat &
> Hazara to Ladakh (so I have a special reason to familiarise myself with
> this species - it is the only member of the genus known here) also as
> common Kashmir incl. Lidderwat & Pahlgam, though Srinagar/the lakes are not
> specifically mentioned; 1200-2700m.
>
> *Unfortunately, I have a description of this species from Bhutan and
> Sikkim - here it is a dwarf plant to 15cm at most, typically on mossy
> boulders, damp roadsides, fields, arable weed.  The herbarium specimens at
> Kew support these dimensions, so this species seems highly unlikely.*
>
> *Have had a quick look at information about 5 Cyperus recorded from the
> lakes (all sounded promising) or nearby in Srinagar but 4 definitely do not
> fit; the other I cannot find an accepted name to check it out.  Stewart
> knew it as C.globosus (syn. C.capillaris).  Perhaps you can track down what
> its current name is and whether it is a possibility?*
>
> *I am a complete beginner with Cyperus - we only have 2 species in UK and
> they are not common.  Rather more to consider in the Himalaya/India.
> Stewart lists close on 50 species from Pakistan & Kashmir....*
>
>
>
> On Friday, April 5, 2013 at 4:27:57 AM UTC+1, Gurcharan Singh wrote:
>
>> Tall Cyperus species growing along Nagin lake in Kashmir. Kindly help in
>> ID.
>>
>>
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