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Event: VOF trek August,2010 organised by YHAI Trek Route: Return from Shri Hemkundsahib to Ghangharia camp Date: 23rd August,2010 Apprx height: +3049Meters ID ref. Courtsey: www.flowersofindia.net
Apart form its BLUE, The leaf pattern I liked more. Thanks with Regards,
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Parochetus communis
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Gurcharan-ji, Geeta-ji. Thanks for the picture and ID. Besides yello, I have seen pink and purple leaved Oxalis' , never a blue one Everyday is a new beginning !
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Sinha ji
It is a species of Parochetus (Fabaceae) and not Oxalis (Oxalidaceae). It is known as blue oxalis, because flowers and blue and leaves look somewhat like Oxalis genus. It is the same way as wood rose is not a species of Rosa.
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