Climber from Uttarakhand 08: ID Requested

[Dinesh Singh]

Please heelp in id this plant.

:Climber, much branched
: Leaves and young twigs with sheath.
: ca. 1800 m asl.

Regards
Diinesh Singh Rawat
Chamoli, Uttarakhand

[J.M. Garg]

Forwarding again for Id assistance please.

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[Vijayasankar]

Polygonum chinense, perhaps.

Vijay

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Vijayasankar Raman, Ph.D.
Research Scientist
National Center for Natural Products Research
University of Mississippi, MS, USA

[Dinesh Singh Rawat]

Thank you Sir for your attention.

By description in flora,..P. chinesis is a herb, up to 1 m tall, but the present study is a climber ca. 4 m long. However, inflorescence and fruiting pattern matching with P. chinensis.I also check it for P. convolvulus (Climber), but differing in  spike like inflorescence.

Regards 

Dinesh Singh Rawat

HNBGU, Srinagar, Uttarakhand 

 

[J.M. Garg]

Forwarding again for Id confirmation or otherwise please.

Some earlier relevant feedback:

Polygonum chinense, perhaps. Vijay

By description in flora,..P. chinesis is a herb, up to 1 m tall, but the present study is a climber ca. 4 m long. However, inflorescence and fruiting pattern matching with P. chinensis.I also check it for P. convolvulus (Climber), but differing in spike like inflorescence. Regards Dinesh Singh Rawat

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[Ushadi Micromini]

Dear All:  just because something seems to be a climber and growing tall does not negate  the its identity , to my mind

I have a green chilli plant right now in my kitchen that's almost dying but all thru the year it grew as a straggly almost three foot  long "vining" plant

its just that the seed (from the same one red chilli) got stuck at an edge in a small pot and that seedling just struggled and grew taller by the minute... flowered once , never set fruit... it spent all its nutrition and energy into growing tall;     while rest of the seeds'  seedlings grew to normal in bigger pots on the same window sill..same light same water same food.. just a different foothold...

Take home message to me has been ...

if all else fits, it must get the label of its id...

Same as in cancer tumors that grow  into mass and stay that way while in somebody else may spread and spread..we have a " seed and soil"  theory for cancer growth ... mother nature being what it is  must play the same design in growth in all biological systems , up to a point...

is my two cents worth.

thanks...

usha di

Post script:

In Shantiniketan on the grounds of Gurudev's homestead and other huts/homes  there is a vining tree, I want to say mango but it may be something else, I have forgotten' but its a normally a nice large tree,  erect stout.. ... but there in that garden its "vining" , one of the brothers or nephews noticed it early on and gave such support as to let it vine.... after almost nearly 100 years its still in that form..

its still present and growing and the guides point it out proudly...

so it happens, has  happened...

taught me to keep an open mind not only in human cancers, but in botany also ...

this is regarding  a polygonum... january 2015

[efloraofindia:210913] Climber from Uttarakhand 08: ID Requested

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[Gurcharan Singh]

Forwarding for ID

Distributed as  Persicaria chinensis ? 

Group discussion at

Climber from Uttarakhand 08: ID Requested (google.com)  

[Gurcharan Singh]

Forwarding for ID

Distributed as  Persicaria chinensis ? 

Group discussion at

Climber from Uttarakhand 08: ID Requested (google.com)  

[Saroj Kasaju]

Yes!

Thank you.

Saroj Kasaju

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