Dear Rohit ji
That is what I also thought initially. As mentioned in my mail I had even
identified it as Cissampelos pariera, but changed my mind after seeing flowers.
There are female flowers with hairy ovary with trifid style with 3 stigmas.
There is no trace of perianth. I could see just two bracts, one outside another
subtending the ovary. I am not even able to place the family.
Gurcharan Singh
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From: Rohit Patel
To: Gurcharan Singh
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 6:03 PM
Subject: Re: [indiantreepix:16750] Request for ID 250809GS1
Dear Gurucharan ji,
it may be species of Menispermaceae family ?//
may some one of
Cissampelos
On 8/25/09, Gurcharan Singh <[email protected]> wrote:
Request for ID 250809GS1
This climber on fences, trees and shrubs is fairly common in Delhi. I
thought it to be Cissampelos (leaves look similar without pubescence) till I
saw its flowers. Unfortunately its floral structure does'nt permit me to even
identify its family. Help in identification saught.
Gurcharan Singh
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