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Petiolares
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Petiolares

32 branches of this group, most-observed first

Primula strumosa

speciesPrimula strumosa

Primula nana

speciesPrimula nana

Primula gracilipes

speciesPrimula gracilipes

Davidii

subsectionDavidii

Primula calderiana

speciesPrimula calderiana

Primula sonchifolia

speciesPrimula sonchifolia

Primula bracteosa

speciesPrimula bracteosa

Primula scapigera

speciesPrimula scapigera

Primula odontocalyx

speciesPrimula odontocalyx

Primula deuteronana

speciesPrimula deuteronana

Primula griffithii

speciesPrimula griffithii

Primula hookeri

speciesPrimula hookeri

Primula sessilis

speciesPrimula sessilis

Primula moupinensis

speciesPrimula moupinensis

Primula whitei

speciesPrimula whitei

Primula boothii

speciesPrimula boothii

Primula bhutanica

speciesPrimula bhutanica

Primula aureata

speciesPrimula aureata

Primula chienii

speciesPrimula chienii

Primula irregularis

speciesPrimula irregularis

Primula hoffmanniana

speciesPrimula hoffmanniana

Primula tanneri

speciesPrimula tanneri

Primula tsariensis

speciesPrimula tsariensis

Primula bergenioides

speciesPrimula bergenioides

Primula pulchra

speciesPrimula pulchra

Primula petiolaris

speciesPrimula petiolaris

Primula wawushanica

speciesPrimula wawushanica

Primula tardiflora

speciesPrimula tardiflora

Primula klaveriana

speciesPrimula klaveriana

Primula chimingiana

speciesPrimula chimingiana

Primula chamaethauma

speciesPrimula chamaethauma

Primula lepcha

speciesPrimula lepcha

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Recorded sightings

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 742897.