- Barringtonia spicata, Eugenia acutangula
- Cultivated
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Barringtonia acutangula, also known as Indian Putat, has pendulous flowering stalks which are as long as an arm's length. Each stalk contains up to 60-70 flowers which are night-blooming. Small yet showy, these flowers are scarlet red with filamentous stamens. Fruit is small and buoyant which is well adapted for water dispersal.
Fl.-Fr: June-Nov.
IUCN status: LC
Source: Foi, efoi, powo, wfo, ibp, iNat -
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Barringtonia acutangula (L.) Gaertn.
🌿 Common Name: Barringtonia/Freshwater Mangrove/ Indian Oak/ Indian Putat/ Hendol/Hinyol/Pani Amra/हिज्जल/हिजगल/ समुन्द्र फल/Neeru kanigilu/Neeru halsu/Nir perzha/Tiwar/ Newar/Sathaphala/Nijhira/Ambudhiphala/अंबुज/Aram/Kadambu/Kadappai/Samudra Pazham/Kurpa...
Plant Phenological Events
Month | Phenological Events | |
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No events found. |
Systematic position | |
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Division | Angiosperms |
Class | Dicotyledons |
Sub-Class | Gamopetalae |
Series | Heteromerae |
Ord | ERICALES |
Family | LECYTHIDACEAE |
Species | Barringtonia acutangula (L.) Gaertn. |
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