Ribes glaciale Wall., Fl. Ind., ed. 1820 2: 513 1824. (syn: Ribes glaciale var. glandulosum Jancz.);
Bhutan, Sikkim, N-India, Jammu & Kashmir (Kashmir), China (SE-Gansu, Henan,
W-Hubei, Shaanxi, Sichuan, NW-Yunnan), SE-Tibet, Pakistan (Kurram, Swat,
Hazara), Pakistani Kashmir (Baltistan), Myanmar [Burma] (Chin, Kachin), Nepal 
as per Catalogue of Life

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VoF Week :: DV :: 02 AUG 12 – 0233 :: Ribes himalense at Valley of Flowers: Ribes himalense Royle ex Decne. … (family: Grossulariaceae)

2 AUG 12
Valley of Flowersabout 11000 – 12000 ft


Seeing red almost translucent currants makes my mouth water.. wonder if this variety is edible?


yes …, this variety is edible.
Thanks a lot … for posting this beautiful pix, on the basis of this a could id my tow species, i.e. Ribes himalense & Ribus alpestre. I will try to post them for validation some time later. Thanks again.


A feedback from another thread from …:
“………… I note that images a Ribes from VOF have been named as R.himalense. This needs to be checked. Flowers of the Himalaya
say “in drier areas only” for this species and I do not think VOF counts as a ‘drier’ area. Also, if one refers to the book, ‘Valley of Flowers’ it has Ribes glaciale Wall. …………..”


Thanks … for pointing out the need for check of the posted plant’s ID.


Keys in Flora of Pakistan lead me to Ribes glaciale Wall. only.


Thanks very much … for scrutinizing the ID. I will revise my notes at flickr at the soonest.

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VOF Week: Ribes from the Valley: This attractive shrub was shot from way to main valley…want to know
exact id…


Are these fruits edible?…


I haven’t tried but have heard that this is edible…..


…, I have labelled it as Ribes himalense.


I think Ribes himalense


Ribes himalense Royle ex Dcnei. in Jacq Voy 4 (Bot): 66. 1835


A feedback from another thread from …:
“………… I note that images a Ribes from VOF have been named as R.himalense. This needs to be checked. Flowers of the Himalaya
say “in drier areas only” for this species and I do not think VOF counts as a ‘drier’ area. Also, if one refers to the book, ‘Valley of Flowers’ it has Ribes glaciale Wall. …………..”


Keys in Flora of Pakistan lead me to Ribes glaciale Wall. only.


 

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VoF Week: Ribes himalense Royle ex Dcnei from Valley: Ribes himalense Royle ex Dcnei from Valley


Good photographs


Thanks Sir for validation


A Saxifragaceae member.


A feedback from another thread from …:
“………… I note that images a Ribes from VOF have been named as R.himalense. This needs to be checked. Flowers of the Himalaya
say “in drier areas only” for this species and I do not think VOF counts as a ‘drier’ area. Also, if one refers to the book, ‘Valley of Flowers’ it has Ribes glaciale Wall. …………..”


Keys in Flora of Pakistan lead me to Ribes glaciale Wall. only.


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VOF Week 310812_DS_10: Only one image I have for this tree. Looking beautiful with small red berries. On the way to VOF.
Yesterday I sent this mail, but was not delivered some how. Resending…
Please identify, if possible from this single image.


Ribes himalaica


Ribes himalens ? Saxifragaceae


A feedback from another thread from …:
“………… I note that images a Ribes from VOF have been named as R.himalense. This needs to be checked. Flowers of the Himalaya
say “in drier areas only” for this species and I do not think VOF counts as a ‘drier’ area. Also, if one refers to the book, ‘Valley of Flowers’ it has Ribes glaciale Wall. …………..”


Keys in Flora of Pakistan lead me to Ribes glaciale Wall. only.


 

 

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Requested to please ID these red fruits seen en route the Valley of flowers from Ghangaria, Uttarakhand in Aug 2018.

Are these Ribes himalense?


Pl. check at 

Thanks … for providing the correct ID.

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