Parnassia nubicola

Parnassia nubicola in Valley of Flowers

Parnassia nubicola is a perennial herb. Basal leaves are 8 in number. Flowering scape single. Flowers are white, solitary and sepals with short tubes. The specific name Nubicola refers to habitat of this species which occurs in mountains. The genetic name is named after the Mount Parnassus of Greece.

English Name

NOT AVAILABLE

Local Name

Phutkya

Family

Parnassiaceae

Flowering time

June to September

Habitat

Moist areas and open grazing slopes.

Uses

Plant extract is used for the treatment of food poisoning. Rootstocks are used externally in snakebites.

Location in the Valley of flowers

It is found near the entry gate, middle parts and deeper parts of the valley.

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