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to Vijayadas D, indiantreepix, Tabish
Thanks, Vijayadas ji. But I think as far as I remember I didn't feel the sensitivity on touching leaves of similar plants of Mimosa pudica (Sensitive Plant, Touch-me-not, Chui-mui छुई-मुई) as per link
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Dear all,
Usually Mimosa pudica have its specific seismonastic movment. If your plant not showing , need further study. Any it is my advice to check that palnts for movments again .
-- VijayadasD Horticulturalist / Estates Supervisor Deputy Electro Saudi Services Ltd Salwa Garden Village
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Oct 27, 2009, 1:51:24 AM10/27/09
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Thanks, Vijayadas ji.
Are there any simlar species not showing seismonastic movment?
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Deal all,
Insensitivity of leaves and number of leaflets suggest it could be a different species, most probably Mimosa hamata. Pods required to confirm the id.
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R. Vijayasankar
FRLHT, Bangalore
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to Vijayasankar Raman, Vijayadas D, indiantreepix, Tabish
Thanks, Vijayasankar ji for the feedback.
But Mimosa hamata doesn't match w.r.t. 3-6 pinnae & 6-10 pairs of leaflets as per Flowers of Sahyadri, while it matches with Mimosa pudica in this regard. My plant was just hardly seen above the herbs, while I have seen Mimosa hamata as a shrub with considerable heights.