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Delphinium pyramidale Royle, Ill. Bot. Himal. Mts. 56 1834. (syn: Delphinium elatum var. ranunculifolium Hook.f. & Thomson; Delphinium hoffmeisteri Klotzsch; Delphinium ranunculifolium Wall. ex Hook.f. & Thomson; Delphinium speciosum var. pyramidale (Royle) Mukerjee; Delphinium speciosum var. ranunculifolium (Wall.) Brühl & King);
. N. Pakistan to W. Tibet and Nepal: Nepal, Pakistan, Tibet, West Himalaya as per POWO; . Jammu & Kashmir, India (Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh), Pakistan (Hazara, Swat), Nepal, Tibet as per CoL; ..
Delphinium sp: I hope Delphinium pyramidale .
I think yes as per images at Delphinium pyramidale and as per GBIF specimen from Nepal & POWO specimens- one and two.
Delphinium brunonianum ??—- en-route Dhel Pass – GHNP – PKA51 : 7 posts by 6 authors. Attachments (8) Seen this beautiful herb en-route Dhel Pass at an altitude of approx. 3600m. Not able to confirm the species. According to Flora of Kullu District by Dhaliwal and Sharma, it may be Delphinium cashmeriana. I fear we have a mixture of D. brunonianum and D. cashmerianum here. Number 3 with glandular hairs and 7 with deeply divided closely deeply crenate leaves suggest D. brunonianum. 4, 5, 6 look like D. cashmerianum. Perhaps population based distinction of photographs by … may help. To me appears more closer to images and details at Delphinium pyramidale Royle
.     ID request -27102010-PKA1: Came across this herb very close to Hampta pass (Altitude approx 13750 ft). These are the only photographs available. Date /Time: 28-09-2010 / 11:00AM Location: On the way to Hampta pass (approx 13850 ft), Manali region Habitat: Wild Plant habit: Herb Delphinium brunonianum I assume. Delphinium brunonianum indeed I would go with D. cashmerianum. D. brunonianum has much paler flowers. I thought I can see some glandular hairs!! and purple blue veins on flowers too. But I may be wrong.. To me appears more closer to images and details at Delphinium pyramidale Royle
. References:
POWO specimens- one and two Catalogue of Life GBIF specimen from Nepal (High resolution specimens) Flora of Pakistan Annotated checklist of Flowering plants of Nepal |
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