Rutaceae; Id from Bangladesh SM021

[Sourav Mahmud]

Habit: spiny climber ; habitat: hill; flower details: whitish colour; stamen-10. petal-5; flowering: May,sweet high scented 

[surajitkoley]

What hill, Sourav Ji, Chittagong?

If yes, check Paramignya citrifolia Hook. f.

Regards

[Sourav Mahmud]

Hill forest 

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[surajit koley]

Dear Sourav,

I wanted to know if it is in Chittagong, and species distribution -

1. P. citrifolia Hook. f. - Chittagong
2. P. griffithii Hook. f. - Silhet
3. P. monophylla Wight - Sikkim Himalaya and other places in India

Since, filaments are free, and spine short I selected no.1 above.

I'll be happy without a 'ji' suffix.

Regards

[Sourav Mahmud]

Dear Surajit Ji

Sorry for late reply. I was in field 23 to 28 May,2014.

P. scandens (Griff); Synonyms : Limonia citrifolia Roxb. (1832), Citrus scandens Griff. (1854), P.citrifolia Oliver (1861), P griffithi Hook (1875)

In Bangladesh P. scandens found in the forest of Sylhet and Chittagong Hill Tracts (Hook,1875)

Regards

Sourav

[surajit koley]

I understand Sourav, we all have our priorities to be taken care of.

About Paramignya I copied what I found in FBI (attached here). As for current accepted name you may visit -

1. http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/html/splist.pl?8853
   
2. http://www.theplantlist.org/1.1/browse/A/Rutaceae/Paramignya/
   

Thanks and regards

[Sourav Mahmud]

Dear Surajit Ji

Have some pictures in details of this climber plants

Regards

Sourav

[surajit koley]

Dear,

Attached here the full description of P. citirfolia Hook. f.. in FBI.

Bangal Plants refers only one Paramignya - citrifolia

The photographs show 1) some leaves with acute and others abruptly obtusely acuminate apices, 2) filaments longer than anthers 3) filaments free, and one or two flowers with columnar disc?

So. I think we can see features of both citrifolia and griffithii. Perhaps this is the reason behind your latest lit. clubbing them together! In addition, you may like to go through Flora Indica.

Thanks n regards

[J.M. Garg]

After going through the keys and details in BSI Flora of India and these low res. images, I think it is Paramignya monophylla Wight only.

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[surajit koley]

Yes, Sir, I agree with you, it's a very probable id.

Thank you,

With regards

surajit