Flora of Bhutan: Including a Record of Plants from Sikkim, Volume 1, Part 3In 1975 the Royal Government of Bhutan commissioned the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh to produce the first-ever Flora of this fascinating country.The 9 published volumes provide in-depth information on 230 families of plants including descriptions, keys |
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Flora of Bhutan: Including a Record of Plants from Sikkim, Volume 1; Volume 3 A. J. C. Grierson No preview available - 1983 |
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3-foliate acuminate acute apex appressed pubescent axillary base cuneate base rounded Bhutan bracts broad broadly ovate Bumthang districts C-Punakha C-Tongsa calyx lobes Calyx tube campanulate Capsules Carpels Chu and Upper Chumbi connate cordate coriaceous corymbs cymes deciduous densely diameter ellipsoid erect Female flowers filaments Flowers solitary fruit Gaylegphug glabrous glands glandular globose hairs Hook inflorescence keel Kulong Chu districts lateral veins leaf leaflets Leaves pinnately linear lobes ovate Male flowers margin Mo Chu district Mongar districts N-Upper Mo Chu narrowly oblanceolate obovate obtuse ovary ovate-elliptic pairs panicles pedicels peduncles Petals Petals obovate Petals white Petals yellow petioles Phuntsholing pinnately Pods oblong pubescent pubescent beneath Punakha racemes rachis seeds sensu F.B.I. sepals serrate sessile shallowly shoots shrubs Sikkim Similar slender sometimes sparsely pubescent Species Stamens stems stipules lanceolate styles subacute suborbicular Subtropical forests subulate Tashigang districts teeth terminal Thimphu tomentose Tongsa Tongsa districts tree Upper Bumthang Chu Upper Kulong Chu woody