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2. Lonicera semenovii Regel, Acta Horti. Petrop. 5:608. 1879. Wendelbo, l.c. 11; R. R. Stewart, l.c. 694.
RUBINA AKHTER
Lonicera glauca sensu Hook. f. & Thoms.
A dwarf, erect, densely branched glabrous (subglabrous) shrub. Leaves 8-20x5-8 mm, elliptic or elliptic-oblong, usually glabrous or with a few scattered bristly hairs on the upper surface, margins ciliate, recurved. Bracts ovate, flat, glabrous on both surfaces, margin ciliate sometimes connate at the base. Calyx glabrous, teeth short. Corolla 2-2.5 cm long, yellow, tubular tube; narrow and gibbous at the base, slightly widened upwards, unequally 5-lobed, lobes rounded, much smaller than corolla tube. Stamens and style slightly exserted. Berries in pairs, free or more or less confluent, ovoid, red.
Fl. Per.: July.
Type: “In trajectu Zaukn montium Tianshan, 8000 ped. alt.” Semenov.
Distribution: C. Asia, Hindukush, Pakistan Himalaya, India, China.
Found in temperate and alpine regions of Hindukush & Himalaya above 3000 m.
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