Peela gangotra is a rare, small, annual herb which
grows up to only 10-20 cm high. It has slender erect stems. Stem leaves
are alternately arranged and are few in number. Most leaves are 2-4 cm
long, double-compound, forming a rosette on the ground. Flower-heads
occur in branched corymbose panicles, but are few in number.
Flower-heads are 3-4 mm across and bright yellow. Peela gangotra is
found in Western Ghats. Flowering: June-August.
Identification credit: Prashant Awale
Photographed in Bhimashankar, Maharashtra.
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