Hymenidium brunonis

Hymenidium brunonis (Wall. ex DC.) Lindl., Ill. Bot. Himal. Mts. 233 1835. (syn: Hymenolaena brunonis Wall. ex DC.; Ligusticum brunonis Wall.; Pleurospermum brunonis (Wall. ex DC.) C. B. Cl.);
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Jammu & Kashmir (Kashmir), Pakistan (Hazara), India (C- to W-Himalaya), Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim as per Catalogue of Life;
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ID plz_171210_RKC_03-B:
Locality: On way to Churdhar (ca 1500m); Himachal Pradesh. Date: August, 2010.

ID Plz_171210_Ritesh03:
Locality: On way to Churdhar (ca 1500m); Himachal Pradesh. Date: August, 2010.

Dear look this plant in family Apiaceae

I think Pleurospermum brunonis

Yes Pleauspermum brunonis only

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Amarnath Yatra – Apiaceae Sp??? for ID (NSJ-02 – 20/08/2013) : Attachments (3). 5 posts by 4 authors.
Apiaceae Sp??? for ID
On the way to Panjtarni, near MG top.
Altitude 14000′ (Approx)
Date Aug 12, 2013.
Pl bear with quality of photo

Another interesting upload. Could this be Pleurospermum candollei ??

To me it looks like Pleurospermum brunonis….

Have a look on the links below
http://www.efloras.org/object_page.aspx?object_id=115229&flora_id=5
http://www.flowersofindia.Brown%Paper%Cup%Flower.html

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Pleurospermum brunonis ?? –en-route Dhel Pass – GHNP – PKA48 : 8 posts by 6 authors. Attachments (3).
Small herb seen en-route Dhel Pass at GHNP at an altitude of approx. 3700m.
I think this could be Pleurospermum brunonis ?? (Pl. validate ID)..
Family: Apiaceae,

Yes, it seems P. brunonis. Excellent photographs.

I hope you smelled it. Bear a sweet aroma. Roots are also aromatic.

yes to all of the above
wonder where is our resident aromatics person nowadays.

I was not gone that long was I ? where is …?

Yes Invariably it is Scented Pleurospermum, i.e. Pleurospermum brunonis, emitting out highly fragrant aroma, quite relaxing to the mind. Locally called as Nesar, Losar etc.
In addition to having religious & cultural uses, it has useful medicinal properties and also used as condiment in Sirmour

Pleurospermum brunonis ABSEP2017/04 : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (7)

I found a lone plant of this not far from the Swertia speciosa and Saxifraga moorcroftiana etc. in Ilaqa. It was just out of my reach and I couldn’t get any smell from where I was standing. The illustrations in FOP and photos by … on our group site point to P. brunonis (an unresolved name according to The Plant List) which is described without illustration/photo in Flowers of the Himalaya. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Pleurospermum brunonis

Ilaqa, Above Triund, Dharamshala, HP

3200m approx.
03 September 2017

Attachment of images : 5 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (1)- 4 mb.