IUCN Status
: Not Applicable
Author: Sonu kumar
Myself Sonu Kumar and I'm from Bundi. Currently I'm working as a district coordinator kota at BRDS society India. I have always been a devout admirer of nature and I would be happy to share more information about the plant wealth around me through this platform. #AStudentofnature #Teamefloraofrajasthan 🌿🌱🐛🦋🔍 Insta page: https://www.instagram.com/eflora_of_rajasthan/
- Blepharis boerhaviifolia, Blepharis procurrens, Blepharis rubiifolia
- Naturally grown
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Creeping Blepharis is a prostrate, creeping, wiry plant, rooting at the nodes. It is seen commonly on slopes among rocks, poor gravelly soil on the hills up to 1,400 m. Leaves occur in false whorls of four, that is, are four in each node. The flowers are white or cream, with mauve or purple veins. Flowers are 2-lipped, but the upper lip is almost nonexistent. Lower lip is 3-lobed. As the species name maderaspatensis indicates, this plant is of or from Madras.
Fl.-Fr.: August-MarchPC: Sonu Kumar
Editing: Team @eflora_of_rajasthan
Source: Foi, efoi, powo, wfo, ibp, iNat.
Loc: Rajasthan
Date: Jan. 2K25 -
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