O‘zbekiston Qizil kitobi (2026) · Red Book of Uzbekistan
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IUCN Qizil ro‘yxati · IUCN Red List (global)
NE Baholanmagan · Not Evaluated
Birinchi chop etilgan · First published
Trudy Bot. Muz. Imp. Akad. Nauk 1: 125 (1902)
Markaziy Osiyoda · In Central Asia
Tojikiston · Tajikistan
Aniqlash manbasi · Identification source
Определитель растений Средней Азии · 6-tom, 91-bet(vol. 6, p. 91)
Yashash joylari · Habitat
Toshloq-shag‘alli yonbag‘irlarda, toshloq yoyilma konuslarida va смытых morenalar tog‘larning yuqori mintaqasida (4300 m balandlikdagacha) On stony-gravelly slopes, stony on alluvial fans and смытых moraines in the upper mountain belt (up to 4300 m a.s.l.)
Fenologiya · Phenology
Gullashi iyul–avgust («SSSR florasi») Flowering Jul–Aug (Flora of the USSR)
O‘rta Osiyoda tarqalishi · Distribution in Central Asia
Pomir-Oloy (g‘arbiy Pomir, qisman sharqiy) Pamir-Alai (western Pamir, partly eastern)
Manba · Source
«Флора Узбекистана» jadvali (ekologiya, mintaqa, tarqalish); fenologiya — «Флора Узбекистана» (1–6-jildlar) va «Определитель растений Средней Азии». Ruscha matndan avtomatik tarjima: hech bir so‘z tushirilmagan, lug‘atda yo‘q so‘zlar ruscha qolgan. Table “Flora of Uzbekistan” (ecology, belts, distribution); phenology from the Flora of Uzbekistan (vols 1–6) and the Opredelitel rasteniy Srednei Azii. Machine-translated from Russian: no word is dropped, words the glossary does not know stay in Russian.
Seksiya · Section
Astragalus sect. Scheremeteviana
Tarqalishi (Podlech va Zarre) · Distribution (Podlech & Zarre)
Tadzhikistan (Pamir); NE. Afghanistan, NW. Pakistan
Tavsif · Description
Podlech & Zarre (2013), vol. I, p. 276Plants 30–50 cm tall, nearly acaulescent, with ± appressed hairs 0.3–1 mm. Rootstock strong, up to 15 mm in diameter, branched. Stems up to 4 cm, densely covered with remnants of old stipules and petioles. Stipules 10–15 mm, white-membranous, longitudinally nerved, from wide base long acuminate, adnate to the petiole for 4−5 mm, sparsely white hairy. Leaves (7−)15−24 cm; petiole 2−7 cm, like the rachis at first slender, becoming thick and becoming hard, mostly persistent, sparsely to loosely white hairy. Leaflets in 7−12 pairs, remote, narrowly elliptic, rarely linear or elliptic, (5−)10−18 × (1−)2−5(−8) mm, acute to subobtuse, on both sides rather densely covered with appressed white hairs c. 1 mm. Peduncles 10–40 cm, at first slender, often thickening with age, sparsely to loosely appressed hairy, glabrescent with age. Racemes loosely and mostly many-flowered, 5−10 cm, at fruiting time up to 18 cm. Bracts narrowly ovate, 3−5 mm, hairy, soon falling. Pedicels 0.5−1 mm, recurvate, black hairy, flowers nodding. Calyx 9−10 mm, narrowly tubular, distinctly obliquely cut at the mouth, loosely covered with appressed short black and mostly also with longer white hairs; teeth unequal, 0.3−1 mm. Petals yellow. Standard 16−18 mm; blade widely oblong to widely obovate, 6–8 mm wide, in the middle with slightly constricted margins, distinctly incised, at the base angularly passing into the short, narrowly cuneate claw. Wings 15−17 mm; blades narrowly oblong, rounded, 6−7 × 2−2.5 mm; auricle c. 1 mm, acute, claw 9−10 mm. Keel 13−16 mm; blades obliquely triangular-elliptic, subobtuse, 4.5−5.5 × c. 3 mm; auricle c. 1 mm, claw 8−9 mm. Stamen- tube slightly obliquely cut at the mouth. Ovary with a stipe 8−10 mm, glabrous. Legumes with a slender stipe 8−15 mm, pendulous, obliquely narrowly ellipsoid, long attenuate at the base, 15−20 mm long, 6−8 mm high and c. 3 mm wide, sharply keeled ventrally and dorsally, very shortly acuminate, unilocular; valves very thin, glabrous. Seeds c. 4 mm long, smooth, brown.
