Sorbus Melanocarpa Var. Subpubescens

Black mountain ash, scientifically known as Sorbus melanocarpa var. subpubescens, is a unique and striking tree native to the high-altitude regions of the eastern Himalayas. This variant of the mountain ash is distinguished by its dark bark and delicate, clustered flowers that bloom in spring. It thrives in cool, moist environments and is often found in alpine forests where it plays a vital ecological role. The plant's ornamental value has made it a sought-after species for botanical gardens and conservation efforts. Its resilience and beauty make it an important subject for both scientific study and environmental appreciation.