Artemisia indica

Beautiful images. Hope you have already checked in efi site.

Yes … but could not conclude. Very large leaves !

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421 ID wild shrub:
Please ID wild plant,
Location: near Vannappuram, Thodupuzha, Idukki Dist., Kerala PIN:685607
Altitude: 1500fsl
Flower date: 21JAN2023, 05.05pm
Habitat: wild moisture shady hill roadside
Plant habit: small shrub, erect/obliquely, branches, semi weak cylindrical stem 02cm base diameter, grooved greenish brown base bark, velvety cylindrical greenish young stem, highly aromatic, perennial
Height: 02 meters
Leaves: alternate, lobate, serrated, acute, highly aromatic smell and taste, winged petiole, leathery, velvety, leaf bracts, size upto:12×6cm
Flower: axillary panicle inflorescence, clustered, diameter:04mm, greenish yellow, lite fragrant
Fruit:
Seed:
Camera: CANON EOS1500D +FL10x

Artemisia ! nilagirica ??

Yes, it is Artemisia nilagirica, dear …, thank you very much for ID my plant

Isn’t it Artemisia indica.

In South India recorded under vulgaris only

But BSI Flora of India does not list A.vulgaris although Flora of Peninsular India mentions it.
On further checking, BSI Flora of India mentions distribution of A.indica as India: Gangetic Plain, Deccan Peninsula and the Himalayas, ascending up to 3000 m. Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, W. Bengal, Assam, Meghalaya and Tamil Nadu; Myanmar, Thailand, S. China and Japan.
So I keep it as A.indica as per FoC illustration.

Thank you very much for ID my plant with detailed clarification and providing ID links

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I think it is more likely to be A. indica (as per FoC illustration and description and distribution as per BSI Flora of India) rather than A.dubia (as per FoC illustration and description in Flora of China)

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Artemisia indica from Ramban J & K-GS24022023-2: 4 high res. images.
Artemisia vulgaris of Flora of British India (non Linn.) is now considered to be belonging to at least three distinct species: A. indica (mostly found at altitudes below 3000 m in Himalayas, Including Kashmir; leaves  much more divided leaves middle 1-2-pinnatipartite with usually 3-4 pairs of segments with larger distal lobe, uppermost leaves pinnatipartite:), A. dubia (mostly found at altitudes 2500 -4500 m in Himalayas including Kashmir)  with much less divided leaves middle mostly 5-partite, upper most mostly 3-partite; and A. nilagirica distributed in Deccan Peninsula.
Uploading A. indica from Ramban, Jammu & Kashmir, alt. 1,000 m

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Artemisia indica from Kashmir University Botanical Garden-GS24022023-3: 3 high res. images.
Artemisia indica photographed from Kashmir University Botanical Garden, Srinagar, Kashmir.

Yes, appear so.

Artemisia sp. for ID from below Gulmarg, Kashmir-GS24022023-4: 5 high res. images.
Please help with the ID of Artemisia sp. photographed from below Gulmarg, Kashmir, alt. 2200 m.

I guess this is Artemisia indica Willd. !

Thanks … That is what I also thought.

SK 3119 08 November 2021: 5 very high res. images.

Could not find a match as per comparative images at Artimisia.
What are the species reported from the area?

biennis, carvifolia, demissa, dubia, gmelinii, indica, japonica var. lanata, roxburghiana, roxburghiana var. purpurascens, sieversiana, stricta and tukuchaensis.

Tried all these but could not find a match.
Pl. try other species as per Checklist of Nepal.

I tried that too !

Thanks a lot sir, checked, not reached.

To me appears close to images at SK 2868 28 January 2021 (identified as A.indica).
Pl. check.

Looks similar.

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References:
The Plant List Ver.1.1  Flora of China  FOC illustration  Annotated checklist of Flowering plants of Nepal  PFAF