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Plant Detail
Botanical Name
Urena lobata var. glauca - L.(Blume) Borssk
Family
Malvaceae
Common Name
Bachata Kunguya, Caesar’s weed
Habit
Undershrub
Synonym
Urena scabriuscula DC.
Habitat
Wild
Color Of Flower
Pink
Key Characters
Leaves angular or shallowly palmatilobed
Systematic Position
Division :
Dicotyledonae
 
Class :
Polypetalae
 
Series :
Thalamiflorae
 
Order :
Malvales
Plant Description

Annual or perennial undershrubs, covered with sparsely, stellate hairs and some scattered simple hairs; leaves ovate or orbicular, angular, shallowly lobed, base cordate, rounded-cuneate, serrate-crenate, both surfaces denesly stellate hairy; leaves 5-7 lobed, lobes acute, 5-7 nerved, prominent below, 3 central or only midrib provided with a gland on under surface; petiole shorter than blade; up to 4-10 cm; stipules linear to lanceolate; flowers axillary, solitary or in clusters of 2-3; pedicels short; epicalyx segments oblong or lanceolate, longer than the calyx; cupular in fruits; calyx lobes ovate to deltoid, acute to acuminate; corolla pink with darker center; staminal tube truncate or minutely toothed, anthers nearly sessile; carpels 5, densely pubescent, echinate; ovary 5-celled, each 1-ovuled, opposite the petals; stigmatic branches 10, stigmas capitate; ripe carpels; shizocarps, globose, mericarp 5, covered with stellate hair with hooked, sharp spine at the top; seeds reniform.

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