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Kasim ji ... just a guess, could be some Strobilanthes. Regards. Dinesh
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If so, pl. Check comparative images in efi site - from me |
Thank you `mr. Dinesh Valke ji. I also think that it may some Strobilanthes sp. |
with regards. -- S M Kasim
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I did not find any match from the comparative images at Strobilanthes However, it comes close to the images at Strobilanthes anceps ?, but not the same.
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Looks like a Strobilanthes but I don't recognize the species. Where are the Yelagiri Hills?
John Wood
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Some earlier relevant feedback:
Kasim ji ... just a guess, could be some Strobilanthes. Regards. Dinesh |
If so, pl. Check comparative images in efi site - from me |
Thank you Mr. Dinesh Valke ji. |
I also think that it may some Strobilanthes sp. |
with regards. -- S M Kasim |
I did not find any match from the comparative images at Strobilanthes |
However, it comes close to the images at Strobilanthes anceps ?, but not the same. |
Looks like a Strobilanthes but I don't recognize the species. Where are the Yelagiri Hills? John Wood
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Thanks, Dr. wood. |
YELAGIRI HILLS ... At a distance of 230 km from Chennai, 178 km from Bangalore, 145 km from Yercaud and 94 km from Vellore, Yelagiri is a hill region in Vellore district of Tamil Nadu, located in between the towns of Vaniyambadi and Jolarpettai |
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It looks like Stenosiphonium only/now under Strobilanthes sps, without detailed description it is difficult to conclude, stamens, bracts, calyx etc are important in this genus regards A.Lalithamba
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Dear Prof.It looks like Strobilanthes foliosus
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Dr. V. S. Ramachandran
Dept. Of Botany
Bharathiar University
Coimbatore- 641 046.
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yes , it is I agree with you
--A.Lalithamba
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GargjiThis group notoriously need a thorough reconsideration which I am currently contemplating. Hope we can do a be
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