Dear Neilji, That could be new thorns rather than adventituous roots. Please have a close observation of 2nd and 3rd photogrphs.
I would like to know the plant (climber?) with trilobed leaves and hanging inflorescence seen in first photograph. Is it Pureria? I never saw the flowers. Thanking you -Divakar Mesta On Aug 4, 10:07 pm, Neil Soares <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > Have many Asana trees [both Bridelia spinosa & Bridelia squamosa] trees on > my property. Last weekend noticed one of them had suddenly sprung > adventitious roots. > Reasons solicited for this. Sending a few photographs. > With regards, > Neil Soares > > Bridelia spinosa, Asana 1.jpg > 292KViewDownload > > Bridelia spinosa, Asana 2.jpg > 129KViewDownload > > Bridelia spinosa, Asana 3.jpg > 121KViewDownload > > Bridelia spinosa, Asana 4.jpg > 136KViewDownload
