Potentilla multifida L. aggregate;
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Rosaceae herb : 9 posts by 4 authors. Attachments (2) Potentilla sp ?, prostrate herb near the Leh – Keylong Highway Potentilla anserina
Thanks, … But does not match with images at
Potentilla multifida var. multifida ??
Thanks, … Also see This is Potentilla multifida agg. There are many species included in the aggregate – all practically indistinguishable for a non-specialist. ID help for unknown Potentilla : 5 posts by 3 authors. 1 correct image as above. Location : Zara Valley, Ladakh
Elevation : 5000m.
Date : 3 August 2020 Habit : Dry rock slope
I think these are the same species but may not be!!!
Image 2 looks like Potentilla pamirica Th.Wolf!
To me looks different from these two species as per Potentilla multifida and May I request you to pl. post high resolution images for proper id.
Potentillas are tricky even when you have a herbary specimen, not speaking about low resolution images. I agree that the first image could be placed with some certainty in Potentilla multifida agg. The second I don’t dare guess, but I am sure it is not Potentilla pamirica as was suggested. It´s all a job for experts. Request for I’d of both these plants.
Taken on 15.6.22 in South Pullu at around 15000 ft. while going up from Leh to Khardung La (17800 ft.). Can it be Potentilla multifida L. aggregate as per images herein and as per FOI and GBIF ? I guess it is correct Possible. There are three varieties of this species in W Himalaya. These could be radical leaves… . I guess you are right Looks matching! I feel this is P. multifida only. In irrigated fields and wet meadows forms are a bit different. As such, there are three varieties of this taxon in the region. . Appears so. Can this be Potentilla pamirica? I think it is more close to the images at Potentilla multifida I thought, although the leaves are not as ‘hairy’ as P. pamirica, they did not match completely with P. multifida. P. multifida is quite variable depending upon the elevation and growing conditions. Yes P. multifida appears likely ID
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