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Eritrichium canum

Eritrichium canum (Benth.) Kitam.
Eritrichium canum
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Eritrichium canum (Benth.) Kitam. is a species in the Boraginaceae family, native to Afghanistan, Nepal, Pakistan, Tibet, the West Himalaya, and Xinjiang. It was formally described in 1963.

Description

Eritrichium canum (Benth.) Kitam. belongs to the Boraginaceae, a family commonly known as the borage or forget-me-not family. This species is distributed across several regions in Asia, including Afghanistan, Nepal, Pakistan, Tibet, the West Himalaya, and Xinjiang. The species was published in 1963, with the scientific name revised from its original authorship by Bentham to the current nomenclature by Kitamuro. It is part of the genus Eritrichium, which includes several species adapted to high-altitude and arid environments.

Distribution

Afghanistan · Nepal · Pakistan · Tibet · West Himalaya · Xinjiang

Synonyms

Echinospermum canumEritrichium afghanicumEritrichium sericeumEritrichium strictumEritrichium strictum var. thomsoniiEritrichium canum var. canum

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