Haryana Forest Flora
A Comprehensive Database of Ligneous Plants of Haryana (India)
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Complete Taxonomic details of Species: Wendlandia heynei (Roemer & Schultes) Santapau & Merchant

Family: Rubiaceae Genus: Wendlandia Species: Wendlandia heynei (Roemer & Schultes) Santapau & Merchant( चिना )

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Synonym Rondeletia heynei Roemer & Schultesm, Wendlandia exserta (Roxb.) DC.,  Randeletia exserted Roxb.,  Flower Color White
Common Name Tilaki, China, Chlli Flower Type Panicle
English / Trade Name Flowering Period Jan-March
Vernacular /Local Name China Fruiting Period April-June
Altitude Up to 1200 m Fruit Type Capsule
Habit Tree Fruit Details Capsules globose.
Habitat Fairly common; sub Himalayan tracts, often in open exposed situations with miscellaneous forests. Bark Type Smooth
Distribution Montane and submontane Himalaya, Himachal Pradesh to Nepal, Sikkim, C. & S. India. Bark Details Greyish
Distribution in Haryana Morni-Pinjore, Yamuna Nagar Origin Native
    Leaf Type Simple
    Leaf Arrangement Opposite (leaves in pairs along stem)
    Leaf Shape Lence shaped
Description of Species Tree, 4 – 8 m high, with grey – tomentose surface. Leaves opposite, ovate – lanceolate or lanceolate, 8 – 22 x 5 – 8.5 cm, entire, acute, pubescent above, grey tometose beneath, coriaceous; lateral nerves 12 – 20 pairs; petioles variable in length; stipules rounded, reflexed. Flowers white, sessile, in large, tomentose, pyramidal panicles. Calyx lobes small, subequal, subulate, persistent. Corolla white, 1.2 – 2.5 cm long; lobes 4, spreading and recurved. Ovary 2 – celled, each with single ovule; style filiform; stigma 2 – lobed. Capsules globose. Leaf Details Leaves opposite, ovate – lanceolate or lanceolate, 8 – 22 x 5 – 8.5 cm, entire, acute, pubescent above, grey tometose beneath, coriaceous; lateral nerves 12 – 20 pairs; petioles variable in length; stipules rounded, reflexed.
 

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