So many species ! Awesome photographs.

On Wednesday, February 12, 2020 at 1:57:09 PM UTC+5:30, Gurcharan Singh 
wrote:
>
> Cercis, commonly known as Redbud is an interesting genus of deciduous 
> trees in which flowers appear on trunk and main branches before leaves 
> giving beautiful display. The important species can be distinguished as 
> under:
> 1. Flowers in elongated racemes on long peduncles...............2
> -  Flowers in umbellate clusters, peduncle scarcely visible......3
> 2. Raceme short, rachis less than 2 cm long, leaves glabrous or 
>     sparsely pubescent in axils of veins,   legume basally rounded and 
> obtuse,          dorsal and ventral sutures 
> unequal...................................C. glabra
> -   Racemes longer with up to 10 cm long rachis,  leaves 
>      abaxially puberulent, densely hairy on veins; legume basally 
> attenuate,               dorsal and ventral sutures equal in 
> length.........................C. racemosa
> 3. Leaves ovate-cordate to triangular, tip acute to acuminate, 
>     Fruit less than 15 mm 
> broad...........................................................4
> -   Leaves rounded to reniform, apex often emarginate, fruit 
>     broader than 15 
> mm........................................................................5  
>   
> 4. Leaves with narrow translucent border, flowers 15-18 mm long...C. 
> chinensis
> -   Leaves without translucent border, flowers 6-12 mm long.........C. 
> canadensis
>     (leaves dull green above, apex abruptly acuminate....var. canadensis; 
>     leaves glossy above, narrowly rounded or acutish at tip (glabrous
>     beneath...var...texensis, pubescent beneath var mexicana)
> 5. Leaves coriaceous to subcoriaceous, leaves less than 10 cm 
>     broad, flowers 10-15 mm 
> long..................................................C. occidentalis
> -  Leaves thin, not coriaceous, broader than 10 cm, flowers 
>     15-20 mm 
> long.........................................................................C.
>  
> siliquastrum
>
> Cercis canadensis var. canadensis from Fremont, California
>  
> .  
>
>
>
> Dr. Gurcharan Singh
> Retired  Associate Professor
> SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007
> Res: 932 Anand Kunj, Vikas Puri, New Delhi-110018.
> Mob: 9810359089
> https://sing96.wixsite.com/mysite-1
>

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