Plant for ID

[satyendra tiwari]

Dear All,

This plant was growing on road side in Bandhavgarh.

May I request you to please help in ID.

tHANKS.

SATYENDRA

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[Gurcharan Singh]

I hope Echinops cornigerus

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[sameer patil]

For me it looks like Echinopsis echinatus

Regards

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Botanical Survey of India

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[Nidhan Singh]

Yes, this should be Echinops echinatus....

[Devi Nair]

Wild flower seen in Urban garden, Calicut, Kerala.

Thanks.

[vip...@gmail.com]

Turnera ulmifolia L. [Passifloraceae].

Best wishes, Viplav

El 27 de febrero de 2014, 11:51, Devi Nair <tcl...@gmail.com> escribió:

Wild flower seen in Urban garden, Calicut, Kerala.

Thanks.

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[Dr Santhosh Kumar]

Supporting ViplavJi

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[girish kumar ellezhuthil]

Turnera sp.?/

[Devi Nair]

Thank you Viplav'ji and Dr. Santosh for both the ID's.

[J.M. Garg]

This may also be Turnera subulata rather than Turnera ulmifolia as per comparative images at Turnera

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[Bala Subramaniam]

Turnera ulmifolia.

Commonly cultivated in Kerala.

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[J.M. Garg]

Although details of the flower has mostly burnt, you can see blackish spots at the throat of the corolla. Also petal shape is also different. Pl. see images at Turnera ulmifolia

This is Turnera subulata only.

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