Looks like Crotalaria medicaginea (var. neglecta?). Not sure but! With regards
R. Vijayasankar On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 2:05 PM, Dinesh Valke <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear friends, > Seems to be an herb, annual ... a beautiful plant, especially the leaves > and their arrangement > .. do not know of its flower or fruit. > ID please > > > Date/Time : July 3, 2010 at 2.14pm IST > Location Place : near Amby Valley, Lonavala > Altitude : about 772 m (above mean sea level) > GPS : around 18°39'24.90"N, 73°24'55.29"E > > Habitat : moist deciduous forest > Type : forest clearing along road > > Plant > Habit : seems to be herb > Height : about 50 - 60 cm > Length : - not a climber - > > Leaves > Type : compound, trifoliate ... sessile leaflets ... will someone help me > with know how these leaves are arranged ... they look like alternating at > about 60° > Shape : lower pair of leaflets - elliptic, acute base, ending obtuse, > unequal sided; the terminal leaflet - oblanceolate with hint of being > emarginate > Size : variable with lower leaves being smaller, and among leaflets - the > terminal being almost twice as larger than the adjacent pair. > ... of the largest leaves - the pair of leaflets: about 20 - 25 mm x 10 - > 13 mm, terminal: about 35 - 40 mm x 13 - 15 mm > ... long petiole, as long as the terminal leaflet. > > Inflorescence > Type : do not know > Size : do not know > > Flowers > Size : do not know > Colour : do not know > Calyx : do not know > Bracts : - no bracts - > > Fruits > Type : do not know > Shape : do not know > Size : do not know > Seeds : do not know > > > Other Info > Fragrance : do not know > Pollinator : do not know > Uses : do not know > > > > > > Regards.
