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Saxifraga flagellaris subsp. mucronulata (Royle) Engl. & Irmsch. in Pflanzenr. 4:117.1, 163. 1916. Hulten,l.c.98; R.R. Stewart,l.c.; Hara in Ohashi,Fl.E.Himal., Uni.Mus.Uni. Tokyo,Bull.8:49.1975.
Saxifraga flagellaris var. mucronulata (Royle) ClarkeSaxifraga mucronulata Royle
Stolons glandular (c. 0.6 mm in diameter in herbarium material). Leaves with long, subspinulose cilia, with pointed acumen at apex. Sepals basally adnate.
Fl.Per.: August.
Neotype: Kunawar, 1839, Royle s.n. (K).
Distribution: NW. Himalayas; from Kashmir to Kumaon at c. 4900 m.
Plant material from Chitral, Dorah Pass, 13500', Stainton 3245 (RAW); differs in its small stature, only 2-3 cm tall, almost glabrous sepals, and glabrous pedicels. With more material it may prove to be a new subspecies.
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