Tibetan Goosefoot is a small annual herb, branched
from base, sometimes erect up to 8-25 cm long. Leaves are 6-12 x 5-7
mm, ovate-broadly ovate-spoon-shaped, pointed or blunt, cuneate at
base, entire-3 lobed, 4-15 mm, long-stalked. Staminate flowers occur in
leaf axils, perianth up to 0.8 mm long, brownish, stamens 1-4,
protruding out. Pistillate flowers have perianth very small. Tibetan
Goosefoot is found in the Himalayas, from Nepal to Sikkim and Tibet, at
altitudes above 4000 m.
Flowering: June-September.
Identification credit: Miroslav Dvorsky
Photographed near Tsokar lake, Ladakh.
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