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Iberis carnosa Willd., Sp. Pl. 3: 455 1800. (Syn: Iberis attica Jord.; Iberis aurosica subsp. cantabrica Franco & P.Silva; Iberis badali Pau; Iberis bellidifolia C.Presl (Unresolved); Iberis carnosa subsp. nafarroana Moreno; Iberis ciliata var. carnosa (Willd.) O.Bolòs & Vigo; Iberis ciliata subsp. pruitii (Tineo) O.Bolòs & Vigo; Iberis crassifolia Pourr. ex Willk. & Lange (Unresolved); Iberis gastoni Delacr.; Iberis integerrima Moris; Iberis jordanii Boiss.; Iberis olympica Boiss.; Iberis petitii Link (Unresolved); Iberis petraea Jord.; Iberis pilosa Desv.; Iberis pruitii Tineo; Iberis spruneri Jord.; Iberis tenoreana DC.; Iberis thracica Stef.; Iberis violacea W.T.Aiton);
Iberis carnosa Willd. from Kashmir: Iberis carnosa Willd., Sp. Pl. 3: 455 1800.
Syn: Iberis tenoreana DC.; Iberis pruitii Tineo
Ascending to erect herb up to 20 cm tall, somewhat woody at base; leaves somewhat thick, lower obovate-spatulate, upper narrower, 2-4 cm long, apex rounded, usually entire, rarely with few teeth; flowers white to lilac, in dense umbel-like corymb up to 5 cm in diam. not elongating in fruit; fruit deeply notched up to 6 mm long.
Photographed from Botanical garden below Cheshma Shahi, Kashmir
Beautiful Shots Sir. We grow in our college I. amara called as chandni to teach Brassicaceae type example to students Brassicaceae Week: Iberis carnosa Willd. from Kashmir: Iberis carnosa Willd., Sp. Pl. 3: 455 1800.
Syn: Iberis tenoreana DC.; Iberis pruitii Tineo
Ascending to erect herb up to 20 cm tall, somewhat woody at base; leaves somewhat thick, lower obovate-spatulate, upper narrower, 2-4 cm long, apex rounded, usually entire, rarely with few teeth; flowers white to lilac, in dense umbel-like corymb up to 5 cm in diam. not elongating in fruit; fruit deeply notched up to 6 mm long.
Photographed from Botanical garden below Cheshma Shahi, Kashmir
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