Anemone polycarpa
W.E. Evans in Notes R. Bot. Gard. Edinb. 13: 154. 1951. A.
rupestris auct. non Wallich; Hook. f. & Thomson in Fl. Brit. India 1: 9. 1872, p.p. A.
obtusiloba subsp. saxicola Bruehl in Ann. R. Bot. Gard. Calc. 5: 78, t. 105c, ff. 11 - 13. 1896.
Herbs, somewhat hairy; rootstock stout, fibrous. Leaves deeply lobed, glabrous;
radical leaves 3-partite; segments narrow; petioles very long. 2 -
6 times the length of the
lamina. Scapes erect, 1 -
3-flowered; pedicels with a whorl of dissected leaves at middle.
Flowers golden yellow,solitary, terminal. Sepals elliptic. 2 - 3 times as long as the
filaments and carpels. Achenes glabrous or with a few sparse rigid hairs; beak slightly
curved at apex.
Fl. & Fr. July - Sept.
Distrib. India: Sikkim.
Nepal, Bhutan and W. China.
Fl. & Fr. July - Sept.
Distrib. India: Sikkim.
Nepal, Bhutan and W. China.