Section 2C. Obovatae | |||||||
Roots carrot-shaped. Lower leaves biternate; leaflets 9, entire, or segmented, forming 13-24 leaflets/segments, always glabrous above. Flowers always solitary and terminal; sepals mostly rounded at the apex, but sometimes one caudate; carpels mostly 2 or 3, rarely 1, 4 or 5, glabrous or yellow papillate to hispidulous. One diploid and one tetraploid. | |||||||
Included species (2) | |||||||
Paeonia obovata | |||||||
Paeonia mairei | |||||||
Distribution: E Asia: Jpan, Korean peninsula, the Far East of Russia, and NE, E, C and SW China, with its westernmost part in the eastern edge of the Pan-Himalaya. |
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