I agree with Ashutosh Sharma Wojciech
W piątek, 21 lutego 2020, 15:54:45 CET, Ashutosh Sharma
<[email protected]> napisał(-a):
Respected Gurcharan Singh sir,
This is surely from Impatiens scabrida complex and will say Impatiens tricornis
for now.
See the plant is much hairy with pubescent lateral sepals also upper lobe of
lateral united petal is much wider and there is no streaked red color in throat
only rusty spots are present.
As this plant is photographed much earlier flowering in May at higher altitude
near 2000metres so this is likely some variation because it is flowering much
before monsoon rains and in cooler temperatures so plant growth also remain
stunted. I have seen such variations in some other Himalayan Balsams also...
Best regards Ashutosh Sharma
On Fri 21 Feb, 2020, 6:29 PM Gurcharan Singh, <[email protected]> wrote:
This is really interesting flower colour, lower sepal tube and hairiness
suggesting I. tricornis but two prominent lobules suggest I. edgeworthii, the
plant barely few cm tall is much more hispid than all my populations, Near
Nohradhar, Himachal Pradesh, alt 2000 m, May 25, 2015.
Dr. Gurcharan SinghRetired Associate Professor
SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007
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