Rhodiola imbricata in Valley of Flowers
Rhodiola imbricata is a perennial and dioecious herb of 25 to 30 cm height. Root stocks are aromatic having a scent of similar to rose flowers. Flowering stems 3 to 6 on each rhizome. Flowers are yellow, unisexual and arranged in a compact terminal cymes. The specific name Imbricata means Over lapping, referring to arrangement of leaves on the stem.
English Name | NOT AVAILABLE |
Local Name | NOT AVAILABLE |
Family | Crassulaceae |
Flowering time | June to August |
Habitat | In meadows, rock crevices and grassy slopes. |
Uses | NOT AVAILABLE |
Location in the Valley of flowers | It is mainly found at Hemkund Sahib. It can also be found in deeper parts of the Valley of flowers. |
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