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See Where This Species Is Found
R. tomentosum
ssp.
subarcticum R. tomentosum
ssp.
subarcticum |
Subgenus
Rhododendron Small, erect or decumbent shrub, 0.3-1.2m; young shoots ferrugineous-lanate, glandular. Leaves 0.6-5 x 0.1-0.5(1.2)cm, linear to narrowly elliptic-oblong, margin strongly revolute, upper surface dark green, dull, lower surface densely ferrugineous-lanate, epidermis with or without short setulose hairs, sometimes also with reddish glands, scales rimless, golden. Flowers many, in a loose terminal umbellate corymb; calyx minute; corolla white, rotate, 4-8mm; stamens 7-10; ovary glandular, style glabrous. -20F (-29C) June-July Holarctic; s.1-2,000m ssp. subarcticum Arctic regions of Europe, America and Russia, also Japan (Hokkaido) and Korea. Source: The Rhododendron Handbook 1998; Published by the Royal Horticulture Society |
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