accepted name (2005):
1) for P. intermedia
2) for P. tenuifolia var. biebersteiniana
kasakh.:
zhau-tchmuldyk
1890
Lynch
P. hybrida, Pall . Bot. Mag.,xiv.,t.l208.— Not stoloniferous. Leaves about six, the lower long, about half the length of stem; segments linear-lanceolate. Flowers stalked above the leaves ; petals dark crimson. Not a hybrid. Native of grassy places in the promontory of the Caucasus, especially near Stauropolis; rare in Tauria. P. laciniata, Willd., according to Bieberstein.
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Kapinos & Dubrov
- P.hybrida Pall. -Hybrid or steppe-peony
Grows on steppe-meadows and clearings of rocky slopes in western Siberia and in mountainous regions of Middle Asia. Stems 50-80cm, 1 flower per stem. Leaf segments 3-times triple divided or feathery divided. Flowers in diameter to 8cm, purple or rose-coloured.
