This sample was collected Sept 14 2020 in
Dhaka, Bangladesh. Definitely in the Linderniaceae family,
distinctive for the large leaves (3-4cm) and relative small
flower (~4mm). Appreciate your input
This sample was collected Sept 14 2020 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Definitely in the Linderniaceae family, distinctive for the large leaves (3-4cm) and relative small flower (~4mm). Appreciate your input
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Since I posted these photos I had been
wondering whether it is Lindernia
multiflora (Roxb.) Mukerjee. It's very similar to this
specimen. However, all other confirmed L. viscosa
photos I see have the corolla's lower lip at right angles to the
upper lip (as in other L. viscosa samples I've seen near
here), but in the area I've collected these samples none of them
have this characteristic. Since this characteristic is not in
the descriptions, I guess it isn't essential.
Thanks for your identification, I trust your
judgment.
Since I posted these photos I had been wondering whether it is Lindernia multiflora (Roxb.) Mukerjee. It's very similar to this specimen. However, all other confirmed L. viscosa photos I see have the corolla's lower lip at right angles to the upper lip (as in other L. viscosa samples I've seen near here), but in the area I've collected these samples none of them have this characteristic. Since this characteristic is not in the descriptions, I guess it isn't essential.
Thanks for your identification, I trust your judgment.
On 9/28/2020 10:06 PM, J.M. Garg wrote:
I think this is Lindernia viscosa (a highly variable species) as per images and details herein and as per comparative images at Lindernia
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This sample was collected Sept 14 2020 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Definitely in the Linderniaceae family, distinctive for the large leaves (3-4cm) and relative small flower (~4mm). Appreciate your input
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