Since BSI Flora of India records A. biflora, whereas eFlora of Pakistan records A. tchernjaewii it would be worthwhile to check lower leaves which are with stalked segments in A. biflora latter deeply lobed; sessile segments in A. tchernjaewii with shallowly lobed segments.
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