Haryana Forest Flora
A Comprehensive Database of Ligneous Plants of Haryana (India)
Designed & Developed by Bioinformatics Centre,Forest Research Institute, Dehradun

Complete Taxonomic details of Species: Antigonon leptopus Hook. & Arn.

Family: Polygonaceae Genus: Antigonon Species: Antigonon leptopus Hook. & Arn.( अनंतलता )

Habit

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Synonym Antigonon cinerascens M.Martens & Galeotti; Antigonon cordatum M.Martens & Galeotti; Antigonon platypus Hook. & Arn.; Corculum leptopus Stuntz Flower Color Red - Pink
Common Name Anantalata Flower Type Solitary
English / Trade Name Icecream flowers, Coral vine, Honolulu creeper, Mexican creeper, Bride's tears, Chain-of-love, Love-vine Flowering Period Jan-March
Vernacular /Local Name Anantalata Fruiting Period April-June
Altitude Up to 1500 m Fruit Type Achene
Habit Climber Fruit Details Fruit a 3-angle-achene
Habitat Species is widely naturalized and cultivated as an ornamental Bark Type Fissured
Distribution In warm, tropical climates around the world, including Africa, India, Australia, North, Central and South America, West Indies, and numerous islands in the Pacific Ocean Bark Details Fissured
Distribution in Haryana Morni-Pinjore, Yamuna Nagar Origin Native
    Leaf Type Simple
    Leaf Arrangement Alternate (leaves born singly along stem)
    Leaf Shape Ovate
Description of Species Perennial, woody climber using tendrils at the end of the inflorescence; Stems are puberulent, pentagonal. Leaves simple, alternate, ovate, triangular-ovate, or almost lanceolate, chartaceous, apex acute or acuminate, base cordiform or truncate; margins crenulate, sometimes ciliate. Flowers bisexual, in axillary racemes or terminal panicles, terminating in a pair of spiral tendrils; pedicels. Perianth with 5 ovate or elliptical tepals, intense pink or white; staminal column same colour as the tepals. Fruit a 3-angle-achene, Leaf Details Leaves simple, alternate, ovate, triangular-ovate, or almost lanceolate, chartaceous, apex acute or acuminate, base cordiform or truncate; margins crenulate, sometimes ciliate
 

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