Tabebuia sp. -Validate- 31May10-JS

[Jency Samuel]

Hi everyone,   This was taken a few weeks back in Chennai. Years ago, a board nailed to the bark of a similar tree referred to it as T. rosea. But when I googled recently, this seemed more like T pallida. Please validate. In some places, the trees are just about twenty feet tall. But at others, they reach more than  a 100 feet. and they are all in bloom. The tint of the flowers vary slightly ( as I had queried earlier, but without pix) from light pink to pale pink.   Rgds Jency

[Dr.ANIL KUMAR]

Dear it is Tabebuia rosea not pallida

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[tanay bose]

I too think this is T rosea and not pallida ... but will wait for other to comment before conclusion can be drawn.
Tanay

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[Smilax004]

Hi,

Tabebuia rosea or T.pentaphylla.
Native of Venezuela.
A popular street tree in tropical cities with light pink or white
flowers. The roots dont cause much damage to the roads and streets. It
is the national tree of El Salvador and the state tree of Cojedes,
Venezuela.

Regards,
Giby.

On Jun 1, 9:40 am, tanay bose <tanaybos...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I too think this is T rosea and not pallida ... but will wait for other to
> comment before conclusion can be drawn.
> Tanay
>

> On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 10:07 AM, Dr.ANIL KUMAR <crazygrass...@gmail.com>wrote:
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> > Dear it is Tabebuia rosea not pallida
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> > On Jun 1, 12:58 am, Jency Samuel <jencysam...@yahoo.co.in> wrote:
> > > Hi everyone,
>
> > > This was taken a few weeks back in Chennai. Years ago, a board nailed to
> > the bark of a similar tree referred to it as T. rosea. But when I googled
> > recently, this seemed more like T pallida. Please validate. In some places,
> > the trees are just about twenty feet tall. But at others, they reach more
> > than  a 100 feet. and they are all in bloom. The tint of the flowers vary
> > slightly ( as I had queried earlier, but without pix) from light pink to
> > pale pink.
>
> > > Rgds
> > > Jency
>
> > >  Tabebuia001.JPG
> > > 150KViewDownload
>
> > >  Tabebuia002.JPG
> > > 160KViewDownload
>
> > >  Tabebuia003.JPG
> > > 154KViewDownload
>
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[gubbala ramakrishnarao]

Hello ,

 

It is Tabebuia rosea only and not T.pallida.

 

G.Rama Krishna Rao

 

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