Yes Ashwini Ji,
Please check Isodon lopanthoides....!!!
Thanks, Ashwini ji for the nice photos.
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Forwarding again for Id assistance please.
Some earlier relevant feedback:
Yes Ashwini Ji, |
Thank you again Nidhan Sigh ji. I had thought so too initially but the leaves in photos on the internet look so different (my sample looks closer to a spurge) that I dismissed that thought. The leaves on my sample are thick and leathery with tips curved up on the ones on top. Do you think it’s just a variation? Please advise. Thanks and regards, Ashwini
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Does not match with images of Isodon lopanthoides at
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Forwarding again for Id assistance please.
Some earlier relevant feedback:
Yes Ashwini Ji, |
Thank you again Nidhan Sigh ji. I had thought so too initially but the leaves in photos on the internet look so different (my sample looks closer to a spurge) that I dismissed that thought. The leaves on my sample are thick and leathery with tips curved up on the ones on top. Do you think it’s just a variation? Please advise. Thanks and regards, Ashwini |
Does not match with images of Isodon lopanthoides at |
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