The corolla should be distinctly bi-lipped to be species of Lepidagathis. Here the corolla is not bi-lipped hence not a species of Lepidagathis.
The distinction between Dyscoriste and Phaulopsis is too difficult without having the specimen in hand as most of the key characters are minute and are not visible in pictures (placenta, bracteoles, etc). But considering one distinguishing character, according to Gamble, I think this is Phaulopsis imbricata with slight difference from specimens from further south. The distinguishing character is, according to Gamble, in Dyscoriste the flowers are produced in axillary clusters here it is apparently terminal. Furhter, D vagans has blue flowers according to Gamble! Again, the character of flower becoming scarious (Thin, membranous, and dry) upon age is visible in the second picture, I assume. Now my bet is for Phaulopsis imbricata. Ref: Flora of Presidency of Madrass by Gamble pp. 1003-1068. Gamble mentioned P. imbricata with its present synonym Micranthes oppositifolius. Thanks and Regards, Giby Read more: http://www.answers.com/topic/scarious#ixzz1TzMz3M2E On Apr 11, 5:04 pm, Pravin Kawale <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > ID Please > A small herb at Phansad WLS > habitat:Moist deciduos Forest > 10Apr,2011 > Thanks in advance > > DSC05066.JPG > DSC05068.JPG > DSC05073.JPG > DSC05064.JPG > > These pictures were sent with Picasa, from Google. > Try it out here:http://picasa.google.com/ > > DSC05066.JPG > 61KViewDownload > > DSC05068.JPG > 50KViewDownload > > DSC05073.JPG > 46KViewDownload > > DSC05064.JPG > 49KViewDownload
