Aconitum heterophylloides

Aconitum heterophylloides (Brühl) Stapf, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. (Calcutta) 10: 171 1905. (syn: Aconitum atrox Goris; Aconitum bruhlii Goris; Aconitum deinorrhizum Stapf; Aconitum laciniatum (Brühl) Stapf; Aconitum leucanthum (Brühl) Stapf; Aconitum longipetiolatum Lauener; Aconitum nepalense Lauener; Caltha nirbisia Buch.-Ham.);
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Jammu & Kashmir (Kashmir), India (Himachal Pradesh), Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim, SE-Tibet as per CoL;
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Common name: Nepal Monkshood • Hindi: Mohro, Mouro, Mohra bish, Safed bish
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Images by Tapas Chakrabarty (Inserted by J.M.Garg)

Id please

Superb collection….sorry sir…no idea

Aconitum heterophylloides (Brühl) Stapf ??

Yes, appears close as per GBIF specimen and has distribution as per CoL.

Nepali Names : अतिस Atis / बिख Bikh / कालो बिख Kaalo Bkha / मुडुलो Mudulo

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Aconitum hetrophyllum. Not remember the exact spot. Somewhere in Himachal Pradesh

Does not look like images of Aconitum heterophyllum

Not A. heterophyllum because of long petioles and deeply lobed leaves, A. laeve seems better option.

Looks different.

Some possibility is there for Aconitum laeve (as suggested by … as per GBIF– specimen 1

Any possibility of Aconitum heterophylloides (Brühl) Stapf according to leafing pattern ? Aconitum heterophylloides (Brühl) Stapf. Aconitum heterophylloides (Brühl) Stapf

Yes, appears closer as per GBIF specimen and has distribution as per CoL.

Looks like same but I’m not sure

I am once again thankful to all of you.
Plant samples were collected from the Himalayas for pharmacognostic studies.

How about A. balfouri, deeply palmately lobed lobes, hairy carpels

Aconitum heterophylloides (Brühl) Stapf ??

Yes, appears close as per GBIF specimen and has distribution as per CoL.