Parrya Explained

Parrya is a genus of flowering plants in the family Brassicaceae, found in the arctic and subarctic biomes of the Northern Hemisphere, and in Central Asia.^[1] The center of diversity is the Tian Shan and Pamir-Alay mountain ranges.^[2]

Species

The following species are accepted:^[1]

• Parrya alba
• Parrya albida
• Parrya arctica
• Parrya asperrima
• Parrya australis
• Parrya darvazica
• Parrya fruticulosa
• Parrya glabra
• Parrya gracillima
• Parrya hispida
• Parrya junussovii
• Parrya khorasanica
• Parrya kuramensis
• Parrya lancifolia
• Parrya longicarpa
• Parrya maidantalica
• Parrya minjanensis
• Parrya mollissima
• Parrya nauruaq
• Parrya nudicaulis
• Parrya nuratensis
• Parrya olgae
• Parrya papillosa
• Parrya pavlovii
• Parrya pazijae
• Parrya pinnatifida
• Parrya pjataevae
• Parrya podlechii
• Parrya popovii
• Parrya pulvinata
• Parrya runcinata
• Parrya rydbergii
• Parrya sarawschanica
• Parrya saurica
• Parrya saxifraga
• Parrya schugnana
• Parrya stenocarpa
• Parrya subsiliquosa
• Parrya tschimganica
• Parrya turkestanica
• Parrya vvedenskyi

Notes and References

1. 30011657-2 . Parrya R.Br. . 10 December 2022 .
2. A synopsis of the genus Parrya (Brassicaceae) . 2013 . Al-Shehbaz . Ihsan A. . German . Dmitry A. . Kew Bulletin . 68 . 3 . 457–475 . 10.1007/S12225-013-9450-4 . 2013KewBu..68..457A . 17641745 .