Jarandeshwar, Satara Flora

[Rajendra Kshirsagar]

Dear All,

please give some hint to trace the identity of this plant.
 
Locality: Jarandeshwar hill, Near Satara, Maharashtra

Distribution: Occasional, only one individual located.
Habit: Climber growing on shrub of Carissa carundus
Stem: Hairy, violet tinge on one side, quadrangular, max 0.5 mm diameter
Leaves: Papery, subopposite, hairy, 3-5 x 2-3 cm, ovate.

Flowers: Greenish, small, ca 3 mm long in terminal racemes,

Sepals: 5, hairy, green, 2.5 mm long
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[Rajendra Kshirsagar]

Dear all,

Again attaching 3 more photographs of the same plant from different angles,

Pl give some clue,

Rgds,

Rajendra

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[Rajendra Kshirsagar]

Can it be any Pentatropis spp. belonging to Asclepiadaceae

Rgds,

Rajendra

[jmgarg1]

Forwarding again for Id confirmation or otherwise please.

Some earlier relevant feedback:      

please give some hint to trace the identity of this plant. Locality: Jarandeshwar hill, Near Satara, Maharashtra Distribution: Occasional, only one individual located. Habit: Climber growing on shrub of Carissa carundus Stem: Hairy, violet tinge on one side, quadrangular, max 0.5 mm diameter Leaves: Papery, subopposite, hairy, 3-5 x 2-3 cm, ovate. Flowers: Greenish, small, ca 3 mm long in terminal racemes,

Sepals: 5, hairy, green, 2.5 mm long --

Regards, I remain, Rajendra Kshirsagar,

Can it be any Pentatropis spp. belonging to Asclepiadaceae Rgds, Rajendra

[Adittya Dharap]

 

Identification based merely on leaves is never decisive.

This is not Pentatropis. Pentatropis is a littoral species commonly occuring as a mangrove associate.

 

best regards

Adittya

 

 

 

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Forwarding again for Id confirmation or otherwise please.

Some earlier relevant feedback:      

please give some hint to trace the identity of this plant. Locality: Jarandeshwar hill, Near Satara, Maharashtra

Distribution: Occasional, only one individual located.Habit: Climber growing on shrub of Carissa carundusStem: Hairy, violet tinge on one side, quadrangular, max 0.5 mm diameterLeaves: Papery, subopposite, hairy, 3-5 x 2-3 cm, ovate.

Flowers: Greenish, small, ca 3 mm long in terminal racemes, Sepals: 5, hairy, green, 2.5 mm long -- Regards, I remain, Rajendra Kshirsagar,

Can it be any Pentatropis spp. belonging to Asclepiadaceae Rgds, Rajendra

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Dear all,

Again attaching 3 more photographs of the same plant from different angles,

Pl give some clue,

Rgds,

Rajendra

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Forwarding again for Id assistance please.

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Dear All,

please give some hint to trace the identity of this plant. Locality: Jarandeshwar hill, Near Satara, Maharashtra

Distribution: Occasional, only one individual located.Habit: Climber growing on shrub of Carissa carundusStem: Hairy, violet tinge on one side, quadrangular, max 0.5 mm diameterLeaves: Papery, subopposite, hairy, 3-5 x 2-3 cm, ovate.

[Sid]

This one might be Gymnema sps.

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[Gurcharan Singh]

Forwarding for ID

Distributed as Gymnema species ?

Group discussion at

Jarandeshwar, Satara Flora (google.com)

[Gurcharan Singh]

orwarding for ID

Distributed as Gymnema species ?

Group discussion at

Jarandeshwar, Satara Flora (google.com)

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