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42. Corydalis sect. Hamatae C. Y. Wu & Z. Y. Su, Acta Bot. Yunnan. 8: 407. 1986.
钩距黄堇组 gou ju huang jin zu
Herbs, perennial. Rootstocks short, with many pale oblong soft roots to 1 mm in diam. Stems leafy and branched. Radical leaves usually several, broadly vaginate at base, often decussate, bipinnate. Flowers yellow or purple, shortly stalked in dense spikelike racemes; spur short, strongly curved into a semicircle. Capsule pendent from erect pedicel, explosively dehiscent.
Three species: W China, Nepal; three species (two endemic) in China.
The distinction between Corydalis conspersa and C. hamata is far from clear, and intermediates are found.
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Corolla 11-13 mm, dull purple. |
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352 C. muliensis |
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Corolla 15-20 mm, yellow or white, sometimes with purple base and spur |
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Bracts broadly spatulate, subentire with finely erose-denticulate margin; stems ascending; racemes capitate to subspicate. |
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350 C. conspersa |
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Bracts obovate to oblanceolate, entire or lower and middle bracts often coarsely lobed; stems ascending or erect; racemes subspicate. |
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351 C. hamata |
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