White-winged Stone-Parsley (Seseli alboalatum)
The White-winged Stone-Parsley, described in 1919, is a small herb with white flowers and is known from only two regions, the hills of Chotanagpur on the Neterahat Plateau in the Ranchi District, Jharkhand as well as from the Raigarh District in Chhattisgarh, both in north-eastern India.
The species was last recorded in 1940 and is now considered to be very likely extinct.
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syn. Ligusticum alboalatum Haines
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References:
[1] Sharad Singh Negi: Biodiversity and its conservation in India. South Asia Books 1993
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edited: 12.02.2024