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Primula nutans Georgi sect. Farinosae 
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FamilyPRIMULACEAE
Genus speciesPrimula nutans Georgi sect. Farinosae
BibliographyBemerk. Reise Russ. Reich. 1: 200 (1775)
Native RangeSubarctic to Himalaya
Primary BiomeSubarctic or Subalpine
Habitatbogs, marshes
Altitude0-3800m
Descriptionefarinose, leaves petiolate, ovate to oblong, 1-3cm, entire to undistinctly denticulate, obtuse, umbel 2-6-flowered, flowers 1-2cm across, lobes obovate, deeply incised
Size5-25cm
Colorpinkish purple
Bloomlate spring
Ca
Typeperennial
Cultivationvery moist to boggy, semi-shady site
alpine house, moist, humous, sandy soil, semi-shade
Propagationseed in winter, germ. 3-12 months, 10-16°C
division after flowering
SynonymsAleuritia nutans (Georgi) Soják
Aleuritia nutans ssp. finmarchica (Jacq.) Soják
Primula finmarchica Jacq.
Primula finno-marchica Georgi
Primula integrifolia Oeder
Primula intermedia Ledeb.
Primula intrusa Rchb.
Primula norwegica Retz.
Primula rotundifolia Pall.
Primula sibirica Jacq.
Primula sibirica var. arctica Pax
Primula sibirica var. brevicalyx Trautv.
Primula sibirica var. integerrima Hook.
Primula sibirica var. integrifolia Pax
Primula sibirica var. kasmiriana Hook.f.
Territory0 Circumpolar
1 Europe
     10 Northern Europe (FIN Finland, NOR Norway, SWE Sweden)
     14 Eastern Europe (RUN North European Russia, RUW Northwest European Russia)
3 Asia-Temperate
     30 Siberia (ALT Altay, BRY Buryatiya, CTA Chita, IRK Irkutsk, KRA Krasnoyarsk, TVA Tuva, WSB West Siberia, YAK Yakutskiya)
     31 Russian Far East (KAM Kamchatka, KHA Khabarovsk, MAG Magadan)
     32 Middle Asia (KAZ Kazakhstan)
     36 China (CHC China South-Central, CHI Inner Mongolia, CHN China North-Central, CHQ Qinghai, CHT Tibet, CHX Xinjiang)
     37 Mongolia
4 Asia-Tropical
     40 Indian Subcontinent (EHM East Himalaya, NEP Nepal, PAK Pakistan, WHM West Himalaya)
7 Northern America
     70 Subarctic America (ASK Alaska, YUK Yukon)
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