Yes, it is Impatiens tricornis
W niedziela, 12 czerwca 2022 09:41:02 CEST, Saroj Kasaju
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Dear Members,
Location: Jumla, West NepalDate: 25 August 2021Altitude: 2500 m.Habit : Wild
Thank you.
Saroj Kasaju
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W wtorek, 7 czerwca 2022 08:43:22 CEST, Saroj Kasaju
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Dear Members,
Location: Kew, London, UKAltitude: 19 m.Date: 04 April 2022Habit :
CultivatedWhich Impatiens ??
Paper by Singh et al. produce a lot of noise and give little information...In
our paper (see
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/356377643_Misinterpretations_and_plagiarism_in_a_publication_about_Himalayan_Impatiens_polemics_with_the_paper_of_Singh_RK_et_al_2021)
we polemize with Singh et
These plants look similar to what was identified recently as I.
devendrae.There are many less or more similar observations on iNaturalist, with
and without rusty markings, with more or less inflated lower sepal, with more
white or more rosa (even yellow) flowers and with different shapes of
Agree
W poniedziałek, 18 stycznia 2021, 12:26:15 CET, J.M. Garg
napisał(-a):
Impatiens laxiflora Edgew. as per Merging Impatiens leggei Pusalkar &
D.K.Singh page to Impatiens laxiflora Edgew.
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From: Ritesh Kumar Choudhary
Date: Tue, 7 Jun
Impatiens arguta
W wtorek, 22 września 2020, 09:45:11 CEST, J.M. Garg
napisał(-a):
Forwarding again for Id assistance please.
Pl. also check comparative images at Impatiens
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From: binay das
Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2020 at 18:08
Subject:
Yes, Impatiens hawkeri.New Guinea Impatiens has many cultivars with different
flower colors, also color markings on leaves.Very popular garden plant,
particularly in city green spaces.
Wojciech
W piątek, 26
East African Impatiens sodenii, cultivated as ornamental in warmer areas.
There are white and rosa forms, some have darker markings.
One of not so many shrubby balsams. Invasive in New Zealand.Best regards
Wojciech
W poniedziałek, 20 kwietnia 2020, 14:32:21 CEST, J.M. Garg
Sorry for unexpected break - I had some difficult days in my work.Now I would
like to explain my reluctance in giving names to plants known to me only from
pictures.There is a lot of confusion about this group and this confusion is
only partially solved by paper by Akiyama and Ohba.The same
Dear efi users,today what I understand from key in FoIBasal lobe of wings (=
upper of lateral united petals) produced upwards anteriorly into decurved
lobule for I. edgeworthii.
Not as such for further many species.What I see is: upper part of upper of
lateral petals is short (narrow), lower
Dear efi users,sorry for delay in answer, but I am busy with several other
works at once.Impatiens scabrida/cristata/tricornis group is rather complicated
and still not fully explored.Please remember that I am living in place where
only one Impatiens is native and three other naturalized or
Dear Gurcharan ji,what are you calling lobule?I see distinct structure in
place where upper lateral petal is connected with lower lateral petal.If yes,
this is some misinterpretation - this structure is auricle - see Fig. 1 in
Ruchisansakun S., Suksathan P., van der Niet T., Smets E.F.,
I agree with Ashutosh Sharma Wojciech
W piątek, 21 lutego 2020, 15:54:45 CET, Ashutosh Sharma
napisał(-a):
Respected Gurcharan Singh sir,
This is surely from Impatiens scabrida complex and will say Impatiens tricornis
for now.
See the plant is
Impatiens tricornis for now.This one has more stripped markings.
Wojciech
W piątek, 21 lutego 2020, 12:54:05 CET, Gurcharan Singh
napisał(-a):
Another light coloured form, Impatiens tricornis from Mandal, Uttarakhand, June
2, 2013
Impatiens edgeworthii, darker form.
Wojciech
W piątek, 21 lutego 2020, 11:54:10 CET, Nidhan Singh
napisał(-a):
Dear Gurcharan Sir,
Let me plunge into the discussion, with entries from Kullu, which I believe to
represent Impatiens
Impatiens tricornis for now.Best regards Wojciech
W piątek, 21 lutego 2020, 11:47:11 CET, Gurcharan Singh
napisał(-a):
This I think is light coloured form of I. tricornis, please validate or
correct, clicked from near Dak Pathar towards Kalsi, Uttarakhand, September 16,
Impatiens tricornis for the moment.I would like, however, stress that this
taxon look variable with different shades of flower color, spot or strip
markings.Best regards Wojciech
W piątek, 21 lutego 2020, 11:14:08 CET, Gurcharan Singh
napisał(-a):
And finally I. tricornis,
Second picture show good candidate for being true I. scabrida. In first
picture curvature of spur is more like in I. racemosa. In other pictures I
don't see shape of lower sepal and spur.Best regards Wojciech
W piątek, 21 lutego 2020, 11:00:50 CET, Gurcharan Singh
napisał(-a):
Impatiens edgeworthii for sure. Look the same like material from Germany
https://www.korina.info/arten/buntes-springkraut/Best regards Wojciech
Adamowski
W piątek, 21 lutego 2020, 11:27:26 CET, Gurcharan Singh
napisał(-a):
Please read decurved lobes as decurved lobule,
Dear Gurcharan ji and other efi users,I am unable to produce real key to
distinguish about 40 species of balsams known from Western Himalaya. However,
you can find some help in my project, called Balsaminaceae Information Center
on ResearchGate portal.I would like to push your attention to two
Plant named I. edgeworthii by Gurcharan Singh ji look very promising for being
true I. scabrida. Further studies of cytology and other features are needed to
confirm its status.
Thanks Ashutosh for alerting me :-).
Best regards Wojciech Adamowski
W niedziela, 16 lutego 2020,
All ten links are of Impatiens tricornis as revised by Akiyama and Ohba
2016.Reference: Akiyama S., Ohba H. 2016. Studies of Impatiens (Balsaminaceae)
of Nepal 3. Impatiens scabrida and Allied Species. Bull. Natl. Mus. Nat. Sci.,
Ser. B, 42(4), pp. 121–130.People interested in Balsaminaceae
This should be Impatiens exilis. There is similar I. infundibularis with
bigger flowers.Difficult to be sure without measurements.Best regards
Wojciech Adamowski
W czwartek, 9 stycznia 2020, 10:14:40 CET, Saroj Kasaju
napisał(-a):
Dear members,
Location:
General shape of flower and type of inflorescence is characteristic for I.
tripetala. Color is pale, but almost every species has sometimes pale forms.
W piątek, 29 listopada 2019, 07:54:15 CET, J.M. Garg
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I think it appears close to specimens of I. tripetala at GBIF and
I agree - this could be pale form of I. tripetala. Flowers are born in
fascicles from leaf axils.
W piątek, 29 listopada 2019, 07:55:56 CET, J.M. Garg
napisał(-a):
I think it appears close to specimens of I. tripetala at GBIF and image at
Impatiens tripetala
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Could be I. tripetala, but there is to little material to be sure. With only
one flower it is impossible to determine type of inflorescence.
W poniedziałek, 30 grudnia 2019, 08:48:21 CET, J.M. Garg
napisał(-a):
Closest I can go as per comparative images at Impatiens is Impatiens
Sorry, I am unable to check it in next two weeks - Ihave planned earlier work
with deadline.I will try after December 15th.Best regards Wojciech
W piątek, 29 listopada 2019, 07:55:56 CET, J.M. Garg
napisał(-a):
I think it appears close to specimens of I. tripetala at GBIF
Please check I. rosea description and pictures in Dessai J.R.N., Janarthanam
M.K. 2011. The genus Impatiens (Balsaminaceae) in the northern and parts of
central Western Ghats. Rheedea 21,1: 23-80.Best regards Wojciech
W środa, 20 listopada 2019, 12:37:12 CET, J.M. Garg
I suppose there could be at least some white flowered plants.Best regards
Wojciech
W poniedziałek, 18 listopada 2019, 20:59:56 CET, ushadi
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chance meeting up with a rare color then
wonder what happened to self seeding of these plants ?
RegardsUshadi
On Mon,
Congratulations!Was it one white flowered plant amongst othere blue or violet?
Or bigger group of white flowered plants?
W poniedziałek, 18 listopada 2019, 13:01:33 CET, Saroj Kasaju
napisał(-a):
Dear Members,
Location: Chisapani, Kathmandu
Date: 01 October 2019Elevation: 2047
Sorry, I am unable to help...This group needs more studies with living
material and comparisons with herbarium material.Best regards
Wojciech
W piątek, 2 sierpnia 2019, 11:19:12 CEST, J.M. Garg
napisał(-a):
May be after seeing the variations at Impatiens kathmanduensis
Looks like I. arguta.I. arguta is variable species and could have different
color forms.Best regards Wojciech
W niedziela, 9 czerwca 2019, 16:09:27 CEST, J.M. Garg
napisał(-a):
Pl. check with images at Impatiens arguta as suggested by Saroj ji.To me
appears close as
Sorry, I don't see enough details...This is particularly difficult group with
some unresolved problems and without detailed studies it is impossible to be
sure.Best regards Wojciech
W sobota, 8 grudnia 2018, 17:27:41 CET, Saroj Kasaju
napisał(-a):
Dear Dr. Adamowski,
Please, compare:Verma D., Lavania S., Roy D.K., Sinha B.K. 2016.
Lectotypification of Impatiens mengtszeana (Balsaminaceae), an Addition to
Flora of India. J. Jpn. Bot. 91: 52–56.Panday S., Sinha B.K., Karmakar P. 2014.
Impatiens monticola (Balsaminaceae): A new distributional record for
Again, I don't think it is I. racemulosa - flowers are born in fascicles,
shape of upper lateral petal is different.I don't see enough details to be sure
what it is. More detailed pictures of flower parts could help...
W poniedziałek, 1 października 2018, 13:59:42 CEST, J.M. Garg
Again, compare withVerma D., Lavania S., Gogoi R. 2016. Recollection and
lectotypification of Impatiens racemulosa Wall. ex Hook.f. & Thomson
(Balsaminaceae). Webbia 71,1:1-4.
W poniedziałek, 1 października 2018, 14:26:25 CEST, J.M. Garg
napisał(-a):
To me appears similar to your
I finally found some time for deeper digging in balsams on eFI.I don't think
this one is I. racemulosa.You can compare your plant with pictures and
description in recent paper:Verma D., Lavania S., Gogoi R. 2016. Recollection
and lectotypification of Impatiens racemulosa Wall. ex Hook.f. &
I agree - should be I. arguta
W sobota, 27 października 2018, 13:34:59 CEST, J.M. Garg
napisał(-a):
Appears close to your earlier post.To me appears close to images at Impatiens
arguta Hook. f. & Thomson Pl. check.
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From: J.M. Garg
Date: Tue, 9
This balsam match I. arguta pretty well.Best regards Wojciech
W sobota, 27 października 2018, 13:34:00 CEST, J.M. Garg
napisał(-a):
To me appears close to images at Impatiens arguta Hook. f. & Thomson Pl. check.
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From: J.M. Garg
Date: Tue,
I see I need to step up.
To know species geographical distribution and its altitudinal limits one need
to know species.When we have species which is problematic, seen in different
ways by different authors, we simply can't collect good enough data.
Also, altitudinal limits are not absolute
Looks like I. sulcata for me.Notice dark peduncles and pedicels.Developing
capsules look nodding.This is however late season flowering and some features
could be different than in main season.Best regards Wojciech
15:14 wtorek, 2018-7-31, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Thanks
I am rather sure this is I. bicornuta s. str., due to geography and color
pattern.For 100% I need measurements however...Best regards
Wojciech
18:51 sobota, 2018-7-21, Saroj Kasaju napisał(a):
Dear Members,
Location : Chandragiri Hills, Kathmandu, NepalElevation : 8200 ft.
Your plant looks for me most similar to I. mengtszeana - compare pictures
in:Verma D., Lavania S., Roy D.K., Sinha B.K. 2016. Lectotypification of
Impatiens mengtszeana (Balsaminaceae), an Addition to Flora of India. J. Jpn.
Bot. 91: 52–56.There are at least three more rather similar species:
This is New Guinea Impatiens, Impatiens hawkeri. It could have many different
colours of flowers and leaves with white, yellow or red markings.
In modern cultivars also some other, more heat resistant taxa were interbreed
with I. hawkeri, but still name I. hawkeri is best solution, when New
Ups... Sorry, wrong file.This will be next, more readable version in future :-).
Proper Excel file attached
5:10 sobota, 2018-1-13, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
I have no inf.
On 13 January 2018 at 01:05, Gadagkar, Sudhindra wrote:
Hello, I am
I think this could be I. sunkoshiensis, described in the cited publication.I
hope Dr. Akiyama will confirm my determination.I contacted sender of these
pictures separately.Best regards Wojciech
4:58 sobota, 2017-12-30, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Welcome to
I don't think this is I. scullyi - colour pattern looks different, spur is
thinner.Pity that presence of these appendages is unconfirmed...
I will try it later, as I am busy at the moment.Hope that richness of
description will help.Best regards Wojciech
4:58 sobota,
Again compare with this old illustrationImpatiens insignis
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I think your plant is I. insignis
9:29 piątek, 2017-11-3, Saroj Kasaju napisał(a):
Dear Members,
Location:
It is Impatiens falcifer or at least something very similar.You can find
pictures in paper uploaded in other thread by Dr. Akiyama
18:25 środa, 2017-10-25, Saroj Kasaju napisał(a):
Dear Members ,
Location: Dolakha, Nepal Date : 4 September, 2017Elevation : 7000
Unfortunately not I. drepanophora...I. drepanophora is one of Impatiens with
upcurved spur (curved over lower sepal, towards upper petal).Your plant has
apparently downcurved spur.
17:25 poniedziałek, 2017-10-23, Saroj Kasaju
napisał(a):
Impatiens drepanophora
I am very glad that Dr. Akiyama answered.
She is very experienced taxonomist, working with Impatiens in Himalayas and
Yunnan for more than 30 years.I hope she could help with some other problematic
balsams.Best regards Wojciech
7:15 wtorek, 2017-10-17, J.M. Garg
I saw these pictures earlier, corresponding with sender.
Welcome Ashutosh and good luck!
I suppose these could be I. reidii or I. polysciadia, however not all details
are like in old drawings.See:
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I think you are right.Flowers look like in old
drawinghttp://95.211.55.198/plantillustrations/public_html/ILLUSTRATIONS_full_size_/10828.jpg
Inflorescences should be many flowered and stems with kind of wings (?).
I will be busy in next several weeks (field work, conference, some break
without
Dr. Rajib Gogoi is just going to Sikkim for field trip, so he will be out of
commision for at least three weeks.Best regards Wojciech
17:51 wtorek, 2017-8-22, Saroj Kasaju napisał(a):
Dear Mr. Garg,
Any responce from Dr. Gogoi ?
Thank you.
Saroj
I suppose ,it is I. scabrida: it has big yellow flowers with some darker
venation, plant looks hairy, upper petal has horn on dorsal side.Unfortunately
my computer crashed and for next several weeks I will have limited internet
connection as well as possibility to work on Impatiens.Best regards
Here I don't have any clue and this one need to wait unfortunately :-(.
16:42 wtorek, 2017-7-25, Saroj Kasaju napisał(a):
Dear Members,
Location: Shivapuri National Park, NepalAltitude: 8200 ft.Date: 22 July 2017
Thank you.
Saroj Kasaju
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I suppose this is Impatiens bicornuta, as it has rather long S-shaped
spur.Other species of this group grow in other parts of western and central
Himalaya.Compare Grey-Wilson C. 1989. Impatiens bicornuta and its allies.
Studies in Balsaminaceae: 7. Kew Bull. 44,1: 61-66.
Best regards
It is I. puberula - very characteristic view of flower in profile.And colour -
not very common amongst Impatiens.Best regards Wojciech
19:15 niedziela, 2017-7-23, Saroj Kasaju napisał(a):
Dear Members,
Location: Shivapuri National Park, NepalAltitude:
I just returned after week break without internet.I will try to check all new
Impatiens posts in next days.And this yellow flowered balsams is rather sure
Impatiens racemosa.Best regards Wojciech
6:36 piątek, 2017-7-28, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Is I'd
Most probably I. exilis - in one picture short peduncle is visible with three
pedicels, small pink flowers, long filiform spur, plant comes from lower
altitudes.Best regards Wojciech
7:09 piątek, 2017-7-14, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Impatiens exilis Hook. f
After checking FoB I am rather sure that this plant is I. drepanophora as it
has spreading, multiflowered inflorescences, yellow flowers with delicate red
markings and gland-tipped lateral sepals and mouth of lower sepal.Best regards
Wojciech
12:06 poniedziałek, 2017-7-10,
I tryed to compare all posts with I. thomsonii on eFI and it looks that your
plants have features of this species: short but high lower sepal, spur starting
straight with abruptly bended end, medium sized flowers, white and rosa
coloured with some dots, sometimes with rusty/brownish markings in
I don't think this is I. chapaensis.First, balsam floras of Vietnam and India
(even NE India) have little in common.Second, spur of I. chapaensis bends
downwards, whereas in your plant upwards.This way your plant is something
around I. drepanophora/I. stanantha.I will try to dig deeper when
I found several useful details, particularly in first of additional pictures:
leaves at least partially opposite, peduncles less or more horizontal, some
bristles on the margin of leaf blade.I am rather convinced now that it is I.
trilobata.All the best Wojciech
12:05 poniedziałek,
I don't see all details, but I suppose this is I. trilobata.Best regards
Wojciech
6:31 środa, 2017-7-5, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Very nice, Dipankar ji. -- Forwarded message --
From: "dipankar borah"
Date:
This plant looks like recently rediscovered I. khasiana.See: Odyuo N., Deori
C., Gogoi R. 2015. Rediscovery of Impatiens khasiana Hook.f. after more than a
century. Telopea 18: 85-89.Paper is free accessible.Best regards
Wojciech
6:32 środa, 2017-7-5, J.M. Garg
This one is most probably I. tripetala, as flowers are in fascicles.Frontal
view of flower could help.Best regards Wojciech
4:09 wtorek, 2017-7-4, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Beautiful images.
Pl. Also check comparative images in efi site.-- Forwarded
And this one need much longer and deeper investigations...I will try it and
inform you if/when I found something matching these pictures.Best regards
Wojciech
4:17 wtorek, 2017-7-4, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
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From:
I suppose this is still I. jurpia or something similar.This group of balsams is
not fully investigated, so there could be undescribed forms.Best regards
Wojciech
17:01 wtorek, 2017-7-4, Saroj Kasaju napisał(a):
Dear Members,
Location: Soureni, Mirik,
This one is most easy of all :-).Impatiens balsamina - later in season it will
have hairy capsules.Was it spontaneous plant?Could you describe its
habitat?Best Wojciech
17:04 wtorek, 2017-7-4, Saroj Kasaju napisał(a):
Dear Members,
Location: Soureni, Mirik,
This one looks like I. jurpia or something close.See recent paper by Akiyama
and Ohba
https://www.kahaku.go.jp/research/publication/botany/download/41_4/BNMNS_B41-4_161.pdfAuthors
don't describe lower side of leaf as purple, but they were working mainly with
herbarium specimens. Best regards
East African Impatiens walleriana.This species in cultivation has numerous
colour forms (white, rosa, red, purple...), sometimes also variegated leaves or
double flowers.Best regards Wojciech
14:45 czwartek, 2017-6-1, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Pl. Check
I don't know exactly what it is that cultivated Impatiens of Nepalese origin.
It is somewhat similar to I. falcifer with reduced upper petal and small upper
petal of lateral united petals, but shape of lower petal of lateral united
petals is different and it lacks red/rusty markings on lower
And there problem starts... Grey-Wilson in Flora of Bhutan treats I. scabrida
and I. cristata as separate species, but in most cases these two names are
treated as synonyms. As more broadly treated I. scabrida has rather big
distribution, there should be some variability in colour, hairiness
Impatiens scabrida, at least somewhat hairy plant, upper petal with greenish or
yellowish horn.Best regards Wojciech
12:53 poniedziałek, 2017-2-20, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Thanks, Chadwell ji.
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I will probably dissapoint you badly - I suppose this plant to be dwarf form of
I. glandulifera. Plants look small, maybe 20-30 cm (?), but they grow between
rocks, where is little soil. Could you give more details of this finding?I
checked recent paper (Akiyama S., Ohba H. 2015. Studies of
I can add that in 2015 I. edgeworthii was found in Netherlands for first
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This time it was easy - this is I. edgeworthii with characteristic spread lobes
of upper lateral petals.Compare pictures from Germany, where this species is
spreading since beginning of XXI century: Impatiens edgeworthii | Korina
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Thanks for appreciation, but I am only following Garg Ji in his efforts.Best
regards Wojciech
6:02 piątek, 2017-1-27, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Institutions: University of WarsawGoal: My dream goal is fully searchable
database of literature dealing with all
I tryed this interesting balsam, but I don't have enough literature to
determine it.Thai botanists were studying Myanmarese balsams last year, so you
can try to contact one of them.Contact me personallty to get contact.By the
way, my database of literature dealing with Balsaminaceae is
I don't found it as it has no Impatiens in description...I suppose this is late
season Impatiens scabrida - it should have horn on upper petal and plant should
be at least somewhat hairy.Best regards Wojciech
9:46 środa, 2016-10-26, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
This is something from Impatiens bicornuta group. I. kaliensis described as
deep pink or lilac flowered was reported from nowadays Uttarakhand, but without
measurements it is difficult to tell.Best regards Wojciech
16:46 niedziela, 2016-10-23, J.M. Garg
I am happy to help whenever possible :-).Best regards Wojciech
17:37 niedziela, 2016-10-16, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Thanks a lot, Wojciech ji.
On 16 October 2016 at 16:25, Wojciech Adamowski wrote:
This one match I. mengtszeana
This one match I. mengtszeana for me.Best regards Wojciech
12:33 niedziela, 2016-10-16, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Thanks, Sawmliana ji.
On 16 October 2016 at 13:28, M Sawmliana wrote:
Location : Sairep, Mizoram
Altitude : ca. 1,350 m.
Looks similar to Impatiens mengtszeana, however leaves are less
acuminate...Good side view of flower could help.Best regards
Wojciech
18:20 sobota, 2016-10-15, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Thanks, Sawmliana ji.Pl. see comparative images at Impatiens
On 15
Looks very similar to old drawing in
Wallich, N., Plantae Asiaticae Rariores, vol. 2 (1831
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This is Impatiens scabrida. Plant is hairy, upper petal has horn. Flower colour
is rather pale, but this feature is variable in I. scabrida.Best regards
Wojciech
2:47 wtorek, 2016-10-4, J.M. Garg napisał(a):
Thanks, Narendra ji-- Forwarded message
This should be I. puberula, known from Nepal, Sikkim, West Bengal, Bhutan,
Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya and S Tibet. Compare also pictures in Bulletin
No.34
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Pink-flowered form of I. devendrae I suppose.There was post from the same
region on eFI with very similar plant.Side view with inflated lower sepal
abruptly narrowed into spur should help a lot.Best regards
Wojciech
13:21 sobota, 2015-10-24, J.M. Garg
Picture is small, but with rosa upper petal and yellow lower sepal and and
least part of lateral petals it looks like Impatiens bicolor.Best regards
Wojciech
14:26 poniedziałek, 2015-5-18, J.M. Garg jmga...@gmail.com napisał(a):
Forwarding again for Id
This plant could be also I. violoides, described probably from nowadays
Uttarakhand, however description of this species is very short with no
information on colour of flowers and many other details. Below is original
description by Hooker:
The only specimens which I have seen are very
Again - I am far, far away from my favourite plants and I know them mostly from
pictures...
Original description of I. bicolor depicts plant with rosa and yellow flowers -
upper petal completely and upper lateral petal partially are rosa, the rest of
flower yellow wit eventual markings. Such
By the way, for the future:
1) do more than one picture of flowers, at least en face (frontal) view and
lateral view
2) picture of leaves (shape, colour of lower side, arrangement) and stem
(colour, swollen nodes, additional structures like wings, glands) could be very
useful
3) note the
I tryed my best, but was unable to identify this species.
I checked it with Flora of Bhutan, where good illustrations of flowers were
published for some species, with Flora of India and found nothing similar
enough.
Maybe someone working in Sikkim could be able to resolve this mystery?
Also some
This looks like something close to I. drepanophora or I. longipes (see upcurved
spur), but this group of species is particularly difficult and little known.
Are flowers pure yellow? How high was plants? Is this annual or perennial?
One of dividing features between I. drepanophora and I. longipes
From this one picture sure identification is rather impossible. Besides, this
flower looks like not fully open...
Do you have side picture of flowers? And some leaves and stem?
Best regardsWojciech
16:09 niedziela, 2014-9-14, J.M. Garg jmga...@gmail.com napisał(a):
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I can't agree with this opinion.
I am sure this is I. falcifer or someting very close.
Shape od lateral petals is like in I. falcifer pictures. Besides, I. scabrida
has big and wide lower sepal, lacking in this plant.
Regards Wojciech
9:41 wtorek, 2014-8-5, Abid Munshi
It is apparently Impatiens from section Oppositifoliae.
It could be I. chinensis, but I don't see shape of stem - in I. chinensis it
should be quadrangular.
As the specimen comes from southern India, best to ask Dr. Bhaskar.
Regards Wojciech
15:17 niedziela, 2014-7-27, J.M.
This is I. sulcata.
Regards Wojciech
14:28 niedziela, 2014-4-20, J.M. Garg jmga...@gmail.com napisał(a):
Forwarding again for Id confirmation
or otherwise please.
Some earlier relevant feedback:
efi page on Impatiens sulcata
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