Hypericum oblongifolium in Valley of Flowers
Hypericum oblongifolium is an erect hairless shrub up to 2 m with procumbent or ascending 4-angled stems. Leaves are stalkless. Flowers are yellow in color 4-6 cm across, solitary or 2 to 6 in terminal cymes. Sepals are ovate. The specific name oblongifolium refers to oblong shaped leaves.
English Name |
NOT AVAILABLE |
Local Name |
Chitroi, Chaya, Basant |
Family |
Hypericaceae (St. John’s wort Family) |
Flowering time |
June to August |
Habitat |
In open or in shady moist areas and rarely in undergrowth. |
Uses |
Leaves are used as fodder. Roots yield yellow dye. Leaves and stems are used to facilitate delivery. |
Location in the Valley of flowers |
It is found between Govindghat and Ghangaria and near the entry gate of the valley. |
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