Deutzia corymbosa R.Br. ex G.Don, Gen. Hist. 2: 808 (1832) as per POWO;
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East Himalaya, Myanmar, West Himalaya as per POWO;
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Keys as per efi thread:
Calyx teeth acute in the key is confusing. However, they look entirely different from each other. Leaves are large in D. corymbosa with green lower surface (Grey in D. staminea). Inflorescence is terminal (axillary panicles in D. staminea).
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Deutzia corymbosa : 32 posts by 2 authors. 8 images.

Deutzia corymbosa
Shimla
May 2018


Your photographs are from UK, where only D. staminea and D. compacta occur. In H.P., only D. staminea and D. corymbosa occur. According to FLORA OF GARHWAL by GAUR, young branches are reddish brown in D. compacta (also in your samples), while brownish in D. corymbosa.

Leaves are comparatively larger in size in D. corymbosa.
I think, your plant is rightly identified and my plant is different.
FROM FLORA OF CHINA
(They do not have D. corymbosa)
http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=2&taxon_id=109728
http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=2&taxon_id=241000484
http://www.efloras.org/object_page.aspx?object_id=12445&flora_id=2


Oh! Got another hint in PLANTS OF KEDARNATH WILDLIFE SANCTUARY, WESTERN HIMALAYA by Rai, Singh and Rawat.
Leaf base rounded or broadly cuneate in D. compacta.


Your images look similar to those at Deutzia staminea R.Br. ex Wall. 

What are the keys ?
Deutzia corymbosa R. Br. is a syn. of Deutzia hookeriana (Schneid.) Airy Shaw as per Catalogue of life.
Details available in Flora of China and FoC illustration.
Both these are closely related as per keys in Flora of China:
9 (8) Leaf blade abaxially sparsely 6-8-rayed stellate hairy, hairs of 2 types (minute and larger ones) 7 D. compacta
+ Leaf blade abaxially densely 8-10(-15)-rayed stellate hairy, hairs uniform 8 D. hookeriana
Calyx is different in D.compacta as per FoC illustration and appears different from your post, to me.
Surprisingly, I do not find any stellate hairs on abaxial surface in your image DSCN0168.JPG (in fact, it appears totally glabrous)

No, Sir. These are quite different from D. staminea.

D. staminea is very common species in H.P. and U.K.
This one very rare. Seen only 2-3 plants during the last 10 years. It is similar to D. compacta occurring in UK and Nepal.
D. compacta was enlisted at FoI. But, when I sent D. corymbosa to …, he changed the correctly identified D. compacta to D. corymbosa.
Kindly go through the complete thread. There is no error in my ID.

What are the keys given in your books?


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I am following Local Floras (Flora Simlensis, Flora of Sirmaur, Flora of Kullu, Flora of Chamba, Flora of Bashahar Himalaya, Flora of Lahul) along with POWO and WFO at present. I do not use Catalogue of Life.
POWO as well as WFO consider these three species (Deutzia hookeriana (C.K.Schneid.) Airy Shaw, Deutzia corymbosa R.Br. ex G.Don and Deutzia compacta Craib) as separate and accepted species. Deutzia staminea is quite different from these.
http://www.plantsoftheworldonline.org/names:790854-1
http://www.plantsoftheworldonline.org/names:790821-1
http://www.plantsoftheworldonline.org/#distribution-map
http://www.worldfloraonline.org/taxon/wfo-0000642597
http://www.worldfloraonline.org/taxon/wfo-0000642511
http://www.worldfloraonline.org/taxon/wfo-0000642520
http://www.plantsoftheworldonline.org/names:790907-1
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Leaves of Deutzia staminea (smaller one) and D. corymbosa (larger one) for comparison

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Leaves of Deutzia staminea and D. corymbosa for comparison.
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Deutzia staminea

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D. corymbosa

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Fruits for comparison
Clicked in June 2018
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Thanks, … You can clearly see calyx teeth is acute here and not obtuse as given in the keys for D.corymbosa. I think this is the most important character.


For your posted plant, I will go for Deutzia staminea R.Br. ex Wall. (where calyx is clearly seen).


Kindly see the leaf characteristics, leaf size, abaxial surface and inflorescence type.
I have no confusion between D. staminea and D. corymbosa. However, due
to nomenclatural changes, status of D. compacta, D. hookeriana and D.
corymbosa
may change as they are more similar to each others.


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Calyx teeth


Posting Deutzia staminea separately.


Calyx teeth is acute. Can you explain why the key states it to be obtuse?


By seeing your other post, calyx looks a bit different, but calyx teeth is still acute.


Pl. see calyx in D.compacta as per FoC illustration


I agree with your id as D. corymbosa, but keys w.r.t. calyx teeth are not properly worded, causing confusion.


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Have you seen my another post on D. staminea?
Attaching information from FLORA OF KULLU which says calyx lobes ovate/obtuse as seen in this case.
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Yes, … Calyx teeth acute in the key is confusing. However, they look entirely different from each other. Leaves are large in D. corymbosa with green lower surface (Grey in D. staminea). Inflorescence is terminal (axillary panicles in D. staminea).


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Spiraea cantoniensis?? enroute Dev Kyara Uttarkhand- PKA12: 8 images.

This Shrub from Rosaceae was spotted enroute Dev Kyara, Uttarakhand.

Could this be Spiraea cantoniensis??


It could be Dutzia only


Deutzia corymbosa


 


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References:
POWO Catalogue of Life  Flora of China  Checklist of Nepal (Deutzia hookeriana (C. K. Schneid.) Airy Shaw syn. of Deutzia compacta CraibFlowers of India