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[[bdud rtsi gangs sham]] [IW]
[[bdud rtsi gangs sham]] [IW] <br>
 
 
(med) Eriophyton <br>
Synonyms : gser thur, bdud rtsi gangs sham pa, gangs bcud 'dzin pa (Shel gong), spang tshan pu ru (Wangchuk 2008) <br>
'''shang len smug po'''s glo ba'i nad la phan / zhes par / ming gser thur zer / skye tshul ni / shang len smug po zhes bya ba / mtho rdza'i byang bltas logs las skye / rdza zhib 'jam po'i sa las skye / che bar mi skye sor bshi tsam / rtsa lo pad ma brtsegs pa 'dra / sdong po gser gyi thur ma 'dra / me tog dkar dmar chung la snyoms / ze'u khung lco ga'i mig dang 'dra / ro ni mngar kha glo nad gso / gsang sman gser thur zhes zer dkon / man ngag sbyor sde zur du yod / yon tan brjod pas lang ba min / zhes so /  ming dngos ni bdud rtsi gangs sham pa'o / gangs bcud 'dzin pa'ang zer // (Shel gong shel phreng, pdf p 368.3) <br>
'''bdud rtsi gangs sham pa''' ni / mtho rdza'i byang bltas logs sam rdza zhib 'jam sar yang skye / sor bzhi tsam nas cher mi skye zhing lo ma padma brtsegs pa 'dra ba sdeng po gser thur lta bu / me tog dkar dmar chung snyoms pa / ze'u co ga'i mig 'dra ba'i ro mngar kha ba'o / shel sgong las / shang len smug pos glo ba'i nad la phan // zhes gsungs so // (mDzes mtshar mig rgyan, print p 202) <br>
 
Illustrations : Dawa (2009) <br>
 
1. ''Eriophyton wallichii'' Benth. (Lamiaceae) (Wangyal 2020) <br>
 
Grows in screes in high mountains facing north. It produces a yellowish stalk with pinkish flowers. The leaf succession is compared to a pile of lotus flowers, and the individual fruit to a bird's eye (Kletter 2001). <br>
[[User:Johannes Schmidt|Johannes Schmidt]] ([[User talk:Johannes Schmidt|talk]]) 09:28, 12 March 2024 (EDT)
 


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ཤང་ལེན་སྨུག་པོ
bdud rtsi gangs sham [IW]


(med) Eriophyton
Synonyms : gser thur, bdud rtsi gangs sham pa, gangs bcud 'dzin pa (Shel gong), spang tshan pu ru (Wangchuk 2008)
shang len smug pos glo ba'i nad la phan / zhes par / ming gser thur zer / skye tshul ni / shang len smug po zhes bya ba / mtho rdza'i byang bltas logs las skye / rdza zhib 'jam po'i sa las skye / che bar mi skye sor bshi tsam / rtsa lo pad ma brtsegs pa 'dra / sdong po gser gyi thur ma 'dra / me tog dkar dmar chung la snyoms / ze'u khung lco ga'i mig dang 'dra / ro ni mngar kha glo nad gso / gsang sman gser thur zhes zer dkon / man ngag sbyor sde zur du yod / yon tan brjod pas lang ba min / zhes so / ming dngos ni bdud rtsi gangs sham pa'o / gangs bcud 'dzin pa'ang zer // (Shel gong shel phreng, pdf p 368.3)
bdud rtsi gangs sham pa ni / mtho rdza'i byang bltas logs sam rdza zhib 'jam sar yang skye / sor bzhi tsam nas cher mi skye zhing lo ma padma brtsegs pa 'dra ba sdeng po gser thur lta bu / me tog dkar dmar chung snyoms pa / ze'u co ga'i mig 'dra ba'i ro mngar kha ba'o / shel sgong las / shang len smug pos glo ba'i nad la phan // zhes gsungs so // (mDzes mtshar mig rgyan, print p 202)

Illustrations : Dawa (2009)

1. Eriophyton wallichii Benth. (Lamiaceae) (Wangyal 2020)

Grows in screes in high mountains facing north. It produces a yellowish stalk with pinkish flowers. The leaf succession is compared to a pile of lotus flowers, and the individual fruit to a bird's eye (Kletter 2001).
Johannes Schmidt (talk) 09:28, 12 March 2024 (EDT)