Ichnocarpus frutescens (L.) W.T.Aiton

Sonu kumar
Author: Sonu kumar

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  • Apocynum frutescens Linn. Echites frutescens (Linn .) Roxb.
  • Kota Rajasthan
  • Fver-green woody twiners, branches glabrous or rust; tomentose when young, with milky latex. Leaves elliptic oblong or lanceolate, acute or acuminate, base rounded or acute, glabrous and dark green above, softly tomentose specially on the midrib, and paler beneath 4-5 pairs of lateral nerves, petiolate, puberulous. Peduncle and pedicel hairy, bracts minute. Flowers c.l cm across. Calyx lobes ovate. obtuse. or subacute. tomentose. Corolla tube much thickened at the mouth, glabrous mouth of the corolla tube and margin of the lobes with long hairs; lobes of disc erect, slender, capitate, longer than ovary. Ovary subinferior; style short, stigma thick and beaked. Follicle solitary or pairred, straight or curved, rusty pubescent when young. Seeds very slender, coma long equalling the seeds
    Fl.-Fr.: August-march

    PC: Sonu Kumar
    ID by: Sonu Kumar
    Source: efoi, foi, efoc/p, ibp, iNat.
    Date: Oct. 2K24

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    Open flower image
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    Flowering twig
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    Habitat images

Plant Phenological Events

Month Phenological Events
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Systematic position

DivisionAngiosperms
ClassDicotyledons
Sub-Class
Seriesbicarpellatae
OrdGentianales
FamilyApocynaceae
SpeciesIchnocarpus frutescens (L.) W.T.Aiton
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