a picture for you Euphorbia panchganiensis.......ENJOY

[mayur nandikar]

Hi,
Here Picture of Critically Endangered Plant From Satara District
Euphorbia panchganiensis Blatt. and McCann (Euphorbiaceae), Small Herb
with tough underground rhizomatous Stem, it is leafless at the time of
Flowering.
Fully Bloom in This Month with its male and Female Flowers. Basically
Its Somewhat Problematic Becoz of Species nomenclature In Old world it
was Euphorbia acoulis or E. fusiformis but number of Taxonomist gives
opinion these two are different one.
Could anyone havin correct details.............
Picture Taken at Kas Plateau. on 3rd May 2009
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[Neil Soares]

Hi Mayur,  Differentitiation between E.khandalensis, E.panchganiensis and E.fusiformis [E.acaulis] is not from the leaves but mainly from the minute difference in floral structure and also from the structure of the bract covering the base of the inflorescence.  At my farm at Shahapur, Euphorbia fusiformis [E.acaulis] locally called Sista, is seen during the monsoon from July to early September and an inflorescence [from an underground rhizome] was seen in April '08 when there was actually no evidence of the plant.  Sending you a few photographs.                             With regards,                               Neil Soares. --- On Wed, 5/13/09, mayur nandikar <mnan...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Dinesh Valke]

.... hmmm !!! I get a feeling that my scope of hunting flowers has increased.

Regards.

[satish phadke]

Great capture Mayur !!

Satish Phadke

2009/5/13 mayur nandikar <mnan...@gmail.com>

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