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Plant Detail
Botanical Name
Ipomoea eriocarpa - R. Br.
Family Convolvulaceae
Common Name Buta, Tiny morning glory
Habit Climbing herb
Synonym Ipomea ligulata Bojer
Habitat Waste land
Color Of Flower Pink/purple
Key Characters Penduncles very short, calyx hairy; corolla pink/ violet.
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Systematic Position
Division :
Dicotyledonae
Class :
Gamopetalae
Series :
Bicarpellatae
Order :
Polemoniales
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Plant Description
Annual or perennial herb, stem slender, patently villous, twining; leaves oblong, cordate, entire, acute or acuminate with mucronate point, sparsely or densely villous on both surfaces; petiole about 2-3 cm long, densely clothed with reflexed hairs; inforescence axillary cyme usually 1-3 flowered, flowers rarely solitary, subsessile, bracts small, linear to ovate, hirsute, persistent; pedicels very short or absent, sepals 5, subequal, ovate-acuminate, pilose, corolla pink or purple, campanulate or funnel shaped, densely pilose outside, darker within, tube short, limbs spreading; stamens 5 epipetalous included, filaments glabrous except at the base, anthers oblong; ovary 2-loculed, 4-ovuled, very hairy; style slender, stigma 2 lobed; capsule broadly ovoid to globose, pubescent; seeds across ellipsoid, puberulous, minutely reticulate, dark brown to grey or black. |
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