Hello Dineshji,
Should you ever have opportunity to take any clear closeups of the fully mature seeds, I am interested to correlate seed characteristics with plant morphology , even though others have been not yet been successful at this type of correlation.
I find that the seeds of M.umbellata subspecies umbellata are very consistent in seed characteristics and resultant plant morphology...same is true for M.umbellata subspecies orientalis and I am at a loss why others are unable to see the consistencies...
regards,
Ron
On Tuesday, March 13, 2012 1:57:58 PM UTC-4, Dinesh Valke wrote:
Merremia umbellata
subsp.
orientalis
(Hallier f.) Ooststr.
Dear friends, please validate this ID.
Note at Convolvulaceae Unlimited - tracked differentiates M. umbellata and its subspecies orientalis.
Same note at Flora of China - tracked.
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me-REE-mee-uh -- named for Blasius Merrem, German naturalist and professor
um-bell-AY-tuh -- in umbels
or-ee-en-TAY-liss -- of or from the Orient, eastern
- tracked
Jan 10, 2010 ... at Yeoor Hills (part of Sanjay Gandhi National Park), Mumbai
commonly known as: hogvine • Garo: sithri bodu • Malayalam: കൊലാവര വല്ലീ kolavara valli, വയാര വല്ലീ vayaravalli • Marathi: मोतीया motia • Mizo: vowktesentil • Telugu: వేరుమల్లె veru-malle
Distribution: e Africa, s China, India, s-e Asia, n Australia, Pacific Islands
References: Convolvulaceae Unlimited - tracked • PIER - tracked • eFlora - tracked
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Regards.
Dinesh