Clematis to be identified

[renee vyas vyas]

Dear Friends,

 

Please kindly identify this specie of Clematis, saw today in South Mumbai.

 

Regards,

 

Renee

[Rashida Atthar]

Perhaps Clematis gouriana roxb. The achene (seed) as in your picture is  supposed to be hairy, with long featherly tail !  Leaves seem to match.

 

Just for  info.-  Your request id should read: 240211RV1  (date month year  your initials and 1)  The second request would read 240211RV2 and third would read 240211RV3 .

 

regards,

Rashida.

[tanay bose]

I appreciate your photo of the seed 

Clematis gouriana roxb i guess

Tanay

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[renee vyas vyas]

Dear Rashida,

 

Thank you very much I will post the request accordingly.

 

Regards,

 

Renee

[shrikant ingalhalikar]

This would be Clematis flammula L., native of southern Europe and
northern Africa. The horticultural variety is usually not C. gouriana
which has dentate leaves and is found in evergreen forests of western
ghats. The orange achenes indicate C.flammula L. Regards, Shrikant

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[Rashida Atthar]

You may be correct Shrikant ji. But as per my reference the margin is supossed to be irregularly serrate  for C.gouriana, not dentate !

 

regards,

Rashida.