ID pls - host plant

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Feb 19, 2012, 8:41:22 PM2/19/12

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All you smell is gasoline & no flowers

What kind of life is that ?

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ID Pls - Common mime host.jpg

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Satish Phadke

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Feb 20, 2012, 7:39:41 AM2/20/12

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Identifying a plant with few features is really difficult. I understand your curiosity. Just keep a track of the development of plant for flowering/fruiting if the plant is accessible to you.
Very few characters are visible in the given picture. There is a climber also growing on other plant.

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Ushadi micromini

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Feb 21, 2012, 9:52:01 AM2/21/12

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Somnath: I agree with Satish...
Not possible to id a plant thus... sorry...

But by the way... several years ago ... at Narendrapur RK mission
school yard... we had seen similarly curled up browning leaves and
these butterflies "eating" something. or "TENDING TO " something,
they kept hovering and coming back to same spot for several
hours..... a local gardener said the plant was ATASHI... I have no
idea what that would be... never saw flowers ...

may be you can do better than I did and follow up with more
identifying features and may be even a flower or two when they develop
on this plant...

good luck..
Usha di
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On Feb 20, 5:39 pm, Satish Phadke <drsmpha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Identifying a plant with few features is really difficult. I understand
> your curiosity. Just keep a track of the development of plant for
> flowering/fruiting if the plant is accessible to you.
> Very few characters are visible in the given picture. There is a climber
> also growing on other plant.
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> som.with.cam...@gmail.com> wrote:
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