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Potentilla supina L., Sp. Pl. 1: 497 497 1753. (Syn: Potentilla gariepensis E. Mey.; Potentilla fauriei H. Lév.; Potentilla paradoxa Nutt.; Potentilla supina var. egibbosa Th. Wolf; Potentilla supina subsp. paradoxa (Nutt.) Soják; Potentilla supina var. paradoxa (Nutt.) Th. Wolf; Tridophyllum paradoxum (Nutt.) Greene);
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Spreading Cinquefoil;
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Annual herb with several ascending stems; leaves up to 7 cm long, pinnately compound with 5-9 leaflets, upper with only 3; leaflets crenate or sharply toothed; flowers yellow 5-7 mm across; petals shorter than calyx; achenes glabroup.
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Annual herb with several ascending stems; leaves up to 7 cm long, pinnately compound with 5-9 leaflets, upper with only 3; leaflets crenate or sharply toothed; flowers yellow 5-7 mm across; petals shorter than calyx; achenes glabrous.
Photographed from Pahalgam, growing in neglected places. . Rosaceae Fortnight: Potentilla supina from Pahalgam, Kashmir-GSSEP42/42 : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (3)
Potentilla supina L., Sp. pl. 1:497. 1753 Annual herb with several ascending stems; leaves up to 7 cm long, pinnately compound with 5-9 leaflets, upper with only 3; leaflets crenate or sharply toothed; flowers yellow 5-7 mm across; petals shorter than calyx; achenes glabrous.
Photographed from Pahalgam, growing in neglected places.
Unid Rosaceae from Panipat:
This small herb was captured from Bank of Yamuna River on March 13, 2010, I usually met with this in the same sandy habitat at few other places. Rosaceae of course, but proper identification is requested. Kindly help to identify. I hope Potentilla supina
Request for identification : 9 posts by 5 authors. Attachments (3)
Please help me in the identification of this weed from Rajasthan area pictures taken by my friend. It could be a Potentilla sp. [Rosaceae]. This habitat indicates this can be Potentilla supina… Thanks, … I think matches with images under thread at Potentilla supina BSI Person … also recommend it as species of Potentilla but he will confirm species also. I talked to … (BSI) who confirmed it as Potentilla supina (This is the only species of Potentilla found in Rajasthan) Rajasthan Flora have three Ranunculus spps. this image I have taken from a pond situated near Jaipur (Raj)
The Species shows in Rajasthan Flora are Ranunculus cantoniensis , Ranunculus muricatus, Ranunculus sceleratus. Please suggest name of attached file.
Not looks like Ranunculaceae. It is from Rosaceae (epicalyx visible). May be Fragaria sp.    Mt Abu, Rajasthan id: 3 images.
From … (from mixed thread Id help please): Small prostrate herb growing near water Mt abu, Rajasthan 2021 March
Rubus or Potentilla sp. ?? It is Potentilla supina of Rosaceae At least one guess matched! . Identification required 9688: 3 high res. images. Please check for Potentilla species Also check this link : https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Potentilla_hebiichigo Yes, appears close to images at Potentilla supina .
Yes, appears close to images at Potentilla supina . References:
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