Allium humile in Valley of Flowers
Allium humile is a herb with single, underground, cylindrical-ovoid bulb and brownish. Leaves are five to fifteen crowded together. Leaves smell like Garlic when crushed. Flowers are white, star shaped and can be found in hemispherical umbels. The specific name Humile means humble or low growing.
English Name | NOT AVAILABLE |
Local Name | NOT AVAILABLE |
Family | Liliaceae |
Flowering time | June to July |
Habitat | Mountain slopes and undergrowth of forests. |
Uses | Leaves are used for flavoring because of its garlic smell. |
Location in the Valley of flowers | It is found near the streams in the valley of flowers, especially in June month. You ca see its colonies near Pushpawati River Bed, |
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