Artemisia macrocephala

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High Altitude Artemisia- Artemisia macrocephala:
I had seen this sp. of Artemisia in the wetland – grassy field near lake Tso moriri in Ladakh region.

The Tso Moriri lake in Ladakh is another High Altitude lake (Altitude approx: 15075ft) and was declared as a Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention in 2003.  Enclosing few photographs to have a feel of the habitat.
As per eflora of China— this Artemisia sp is the  species of high altitudes, commonly growing in sandy and grassy slopes near streams and glaciers between 3400 and 5500 m from sea level;
Distribution: China, Mongolia, Tibet, Russia (Siberia, Tian Shan, Pamir Alai), India, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
This herb  was around 30 cm in ht with several stems from the base with whitish grey hairs.
Bot. name: Artemisia macrocephala
Family: Asteraceae

This Tso moreri lake is soo beautiful…serene.

Wonderful blues… no pollution thats visible…
is it high altitude that makes the leaves of this artimisia look kind- a “succulent-ish”, short squat and somewhat thick?
do you have a close up view of just the leaf?

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I had seen this sp. of Artemisia in the wetland – grassy field near lake Tso moriri in Ladakh region.
The Tso Moriri lake in Ladakh is another High Altitude lake (Altitude approx: 15075ft) and was declared as a Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention in 2003. Enclosing few photographs to have a feel of the habitat.
As per eflora of China— this Artemisia sp is the species of high altitudes, commonly growing in sandy and grassy slopes near streams and glaciers between 3400 and 5500 m from sea level; 
Distribution: China, Mongolia, Tibet, Russia (Siberia, Tian Shan, Pamir Alai), India, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
This herb was around 30 cm in ht with several stems from the base with whitish grey hairs.
Bot. name: Artemisia macrocephala
Family: Asteraceae
Date/Time: 13-09-2011 / 05:00PM
Ref: http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=5&taxon_id=200023266

Heavenly place … you are really lucky to reach there..thanks for sharing unique pics and info..

Wow! beautiful place…and excellent pictures!

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Can anybody assist with the identification of  plant near the bird. Picture is from Ladakh. Not clicked by me.
Thanks, … Difficult to see any details.
Can you ask her/ him to crop the picture of the plant & then post ?

Please check Grangea maderaspatna of Asteraceae

Thank you …, I checked but then leaves in the image appears to be succulent and entire… I will try to get some more images if available

Suggested plant Grangea maderaspatana is a tropical species not found in Ladakh
It could be Artemisia macrocephala

Artemisia macrocephala Jacquem. ex Besser !

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HP, August 2022 :: Artemisia macrocephala :: ARK2022-182: 2 high res. images.

This was at Sarchu, HP after having left Ladakh behind on the way back in August 2022
Artemisia macrocephala
Requested to please validate

Yes, appears to be correct.

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