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Satish Phadke
Mar 28, 2011, 10:52:21 AM3/28/11
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Lianas or huge climbers.
Western ghats are known for these.
Phansad has amazing collection of many of these.
The species which we all(Dinesh ji, Prashant ji, Ushaprabha ji,Shrikant ji and My friend Dr Parag Mahajan)
observed in Phansad on 20th March2011 included
Entada rheedi
Combretum extensum
Caesalpinia cucullata
Diploclisia glaucescens
Gnetum scandens
Hiptage benghalensis
Sharing some of the views indicating their old age.
Dr Phadke
Western ghats are known for these.
Phansad has amazing collection of many of these.
The species which we all(Dinesh ji, Prashant ji, Ushaprabha ji,Shrikant ji and My friend Dr Parag Mahajan)
observed in Phansad on 20th March2011 included
Entada rheedi
Combretum extensum
Caesalpinia cucullata
Diploclisia glaucescens
Gnetum scandens
Hiptage benghalensis
Sharing some of the views indicating their old age.
Dr Phadke
tanay bose
Mar 28, 2011, 2:32:54 PM3/28/11
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I Think this is Entada rheedi
Tanay
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tanay bose
Mar 28, 2011, 2:33:24 PM3/28/11
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Sorry for the typo it will be Entada rheedii
Tanay
Ajay Nalawade
Mar 29, 2011, 10:11:07 AM3/29/11
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Yes Definitely this is Entada rheedii..
What about image_MG_1620s????????????
Question 1. Why stem of Entada Showing the coiling??
Question 2. Is it a weed of forest?????
rajank
Mar 29, 2011, 11:57:05 AM3/29/11
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Satishji,
Very nice pictures of Entada Legume & plant. Pl. put the pictures of
other Lianas if you have it.
Thanks
rajank
On Mar 28, 7:52 pm, Satish Phadke <drsmpha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Lianas or huge climbers.
> Western ghats are known for these.
> Phansad has amazing collection of many of these.
> The species which we all(Dinesh ji, Prashant ji, Ushaprabha ji,Shrikant ji
> and My friend Dr Parag Mahajan)
> observed in Phansad on 20th March2011 included
> *Entada rheedi
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Very nice pictures of Entada Legume & plant. Pl. put the pictures of
other Lianas if you have it.
Thanks
rajank
On Mar 28, 7:52 pm, Satish Phadke <drsmpha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Lianas or huge climbers.
> Western ghats are known for these.
> Phansad has amazing collection of many of these.
> The species which we all(Dinesh ji, Prashant ji, Ushaprabha ji,Shrikant ji
> and My friend Dr Parag Mahajan)
> observed in Phansad on 20th March2011 included
> Combretum extensum
> Caesalpinia cucullata
> Diploclisia glaucescens
> Gnetum scandens
> Hiptage benghalensis*
> Caesalpinia cucullata
> Diploclisia glaucescens
> Gnetum scandens
> Sharing some of the views indicating their old age.
> Dr Phadke
>
> _MG_1620s.jpg
> Dr Phadke
>
> 73KViewDownload
>
> _MG_1555s.jpg
> 204KViewDownload
>
> _MG_1556s.jpg
> 195KViewDownload
>
> _MG_1557s.jpg
> 190KViewDownload
>
> _MG_1558s.jpg
> 118KViewDownload
>
> _MG_1559s.jpg
> 133KViewDownload
>
> _MG_1565s.jpg
> 203KViewDownload
Satish Phadke
Mar 30, 2011, 4:37:31 AM3/30/11
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Many thanks for the replies.
I would like to clear certain things from my post...
I just want to highlight about the nature of Lianas from the area.
These pictures are from different places from Phansad.
All may not be of the same species.
Entada rheedii is obvious by looking at the pods.
What I want to learn?
Some were having aerial roots.
Some were very thorny.
The leaves of some of them change to black on drying.
Can they give clue to the ID when flowers or leaves are not observed?
Waiting for opinions.
Dr Phadke
I would like to clear certain things from my post...
I just want to highlight about the nature of Lianas from the area.
These pictures are from different places from Phansad.
All may not be of the same species.
Entada rheedii is obvious by looking at the pods.
What I want to learn?
Some were having aerial roots.
Some were very thorny.
The leaves of some of them change to black on drying.
Can they give clue to the ID when flowers or leaves are not observed?
Waiting for opinions.
Dr Phadke
sujith p.k
Apr 1, 2011, 2:09:37 AM4/1/11
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Surely it is Entada rheedii, largest pod bearing Liana
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