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Saxifraga oppositifolia subsp. asiatica (Hayek) Engl. & Inn. in Pflanzenr. 4:117.1:640. 1916. Blatter, l.c.124; Hartmann, l.c.310; Stewart, l.c.344.
Saxifraga asiatica Hayek
This asiatic subspecies is distinguished by its leaf cilia which are longer towards the base of the leaf, becoming smaller and spine-like in the apical region. Lozina-Lozinskaya, Fl.URSS.9:198.1939, however, states that this character is not always maintained.
Fl.Per.: July.
Syntype: Described from Turkestan, Alatau & Tibet.
Distribution: Alpine and subalpine regions of Siberia, Turkestan and Himalayas.
Found here in the Karakorum and upper Kaghan areas at c. 4400 m elevation.
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