[efloraofindia:33792] Another Mussaenda

[raghu ananth]

Another Mussaenda, 

(record shot )

25 Jun 2009

Kakkalli, Hulekal,

Uttara Kannada

Forest stream, Western ghats

Flowers: Zoom this plant picture in the bush,  we  see small red and yellow flowers

Regards

Raghu

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[Prashant awale]

Dear Raghu ji,
I am not able to see the photo?
regards
Prashant

[tanay bose]

Dear Raghu Ji I hope you missed to add the photo kindly attach it.
Regards
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[raghu ananth]

Photo attachments..

Regards

Raghu

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Dear Raghu ji,
I am not able to see the photo?
regards
Prashant

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Another Mussaenda, 

(record shot )

25 Jun 2009

Kakkalli, Hulekal,

Uttara Kannada

Forest stream, Western ghats

Flowers: Zoom this plant picture,  we  see small red and yellow flowers

Regards

Raghu

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[Gurcharan Singh]

I think Mussaenda luteola

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[Anand Kumar Bhatt]

In another mail it is named as M. glabra?
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[Anand Kumar Bhatt]

Sorry Mussanda glabrata.
ak

[Gurcharan Singh]

We have similar looking plant (but of course a small tree) growing in Delhi which we know as Musseanda luteola, and which Flowers of India identifies as M. luleola/glabra/incana, indicating that three are closely related especially by appearance. Plants identified by various authors may either belong to Pseudomussaenda flava or to Pentas lanceolata, two different species. Mussaenda glabrata and M. glabra are two distinct species former being a large shrub with calyx teeth more than twice the length of ovary, corolla with pubescent or hirsute. Latter is rambling shrub with calyx lobes less than twice the length of ovary and corolla with appressed hairs. From habit it looks to be M glabra but other characters need to be verified,

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[Gurcharan Singh]

Resurfacing again for ID

Earlier feed back

Me.......................We have similar looking plant (but of course a small tree) growing in Delhi which we know as Musseanda luteola, and which Flowers of India identifies as M. luleola/glabra/incana, indicating that three are closely related especially by appearance. Plants identified by various authors may either belong to Pseudomussaenda flava or to Pentas lanceolata, two different species. Mussaenda glabrata and M. glabra are two distinct species former being a large shrub with calyx teeth more than twice the length of ovary, corolla with pubescent or hirsute. Latter is rambling shrub with calyx lobes less than twice the length of ovary and corolla with appressed hairs. From habit it looks to be M glabra but other characters need to be verified,

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Phone: 011-25518297  Mob: 9810359089
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[J.M. Garg]

Forwarding again for Id confirmation or otherwise please.

Some earlier relevant feedback:

“We have similar looking plant (but of course a small tree) growing in Delhi which we know as Musseanda luteola, and which Flowers of India identifies as M. luleola/glabra/incana, indicating that three are closely related especially by appearance. Plants identified by various authors may either belong to Pseudomussaenda flava or to Pentas lanceolata, two different species. Mussaenda glabrata and M. glabra are two distinct species former being a large shrub with calyx teeth more than twice the length of ovary, corolla with pubescent or hirsute. Latter is rambling shrub with calyx lobes less than twice the length of ovary and corolla with appressed hairs. From habit it looks to be M glabra but other characters need to be verified,

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[Gurcharan Singh]

Forwarding again for ID confirmation

Distributed as  Mussaenda glabra ?

Rambling habit should settle it as M. glabra (see discussion in the thread)

Group discussion at

 [efloraofindia:33792] Another Mussaenda (google.com)

[Gurcharan Singh]

  Forwarding again for ID confirmation

Distributed as  Mussaenda glabra ?

Rambling habit should settle it as M. glabra (see discussion in the thread)

Group discussion at

 [efloraofindia:33792] Another Mussaenda (google.com)

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[Saroj Kasaju]

Images are distant, however I feel closeness to Mussaenda glabrata Hutch. ex Gamble!

Thank you.

Saroj Kasaju

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[Saroj Kumar Kasaju]

I guess this is matching to Mussaenda glabrata (Hook.f.) Hutch. ex Gamble.

Thank you

Saroj Kasaju