Sarcopyramis napalensis Wall., Tent. Fl. Napal. 1: 32, pl. 23 1824. (Syn: Phyllagathis chinensis Dunn; Sarcopyramis dielsii Hu; Sarcopyramis lanceolata Wall. ex Benn.; Sarcopyramis napalensis var. maculata C.Y. Wu ex C. Chen);
Please help me to identify this small herb seen as epiphyte on a tree fern. The plant was about 15-16 cm in height growing in the moss laden habitat in semi evergreen forest areas. Flowers was about 0.8-1cm across. Leaves hairy. Interesting plant. Looks like a member of Sonerila (?) group of Melastomaceae. Eager to know the id. This is Sarcopyramis nepalensis Wall. Thanks a lot …, for the id. Never seen this plant (in Northeast) nor heard the name. Thanks … for posting the pictures here. Could you pl tell us from where did you collect this?
Please, Id this herb. Sarcopyramis sp (Melastomaceae). Species need to be checked. See link in efloraofindia It seems it is not known in West Himalaya. Check carefully for species. You are exploring your area very thoroughly. Good work. S. napalensis (leaves 5-10 cm long) is reported from Nepal, adjacent to Uttarakhand. Sir, I Thanks both of you. Pl. also check Sarcopyramis bodinieri H. Léveillé & Vaniot as per FOC Illustration although no distribution in India I think that is Sarcopyramis napalensis Wall., Tent. Fl. Napal. 1: 32. t. 23. 1824 I thank all the experts for their attention and assistant in identification of this plant. Finally, i am taking it as Sarcopyramis napalensis Wall. (Melastomataceae).
Sarcopyramis nepalensis (Melastomataceae) from Sikkim : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (1) Common in grassy slopes, forest floors, undergrowths, meadows and streamsides at 1600– 2300 m altitudes. Herbs up to 30 cm high Fambonglho Wildlife Sanctuary, East Sikkim Flowering and fruiting: June – November This species was earlier known in Eastern Himalaya and Nepal Himalaya. Recently it was recorded as new generic record from Western Himalaya (Kumaon Uttarakhand) by Dr Pusalkar (BSI). More recently a research student from Garhwal University found it further westward in Garhwal region of Uttarakhand and I identified the species through his pics. Thank you Sir for the information about the extended distribution of the species. I find that ‘napalensis’ is the original spelling of the specific epithet used by Wallich and therefore I think that this spelling gets protection from the Code. Location : Sailam, Mizoram Sarcopyramis nepalensis Wall. Location: Deurali, Dolkha, Nepal Date: 6 September 2017 Elevation : 7700 ft. /species/m—z/m/melastomataceae member? Sarcopyramis napalensis Wall.    Location: Shivapuri National Park, Nepal Date: 25 August 2018 Elevation:6800 ft. Habit : Wild the four mer flower with its unique petal shape looks like what was described in this paper but i cant discern any hair on the leaves, besides may be rain caused flower center in pic 2 to look like mush, and all those bright reflections on leaves reflecting your flash is precluding viewer from discerning any hairs Yes rain is the culprit.
Sarcopyramis napalensis Wall. : 5 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (7)- around 750 kb each. Location: Sundarijal, Kathmandu Date: 30 July 2019 Elevation: 1613 m. Habit : Wild seems to match. can you tell me the size of the flower please Need to visit site again ! is it that near? Far! 30 September 2019. .
Location; Arunachal Pradesh, Upper siang District Altitude: 2300 m a.s.l. Growing in shades forest floor. Does anyone recognise this? Genus only, or even confirmed family only is also much appreciated! Thank you! Pl. check To me appears close. When was it clicked? These pictures were taken last October, like 22-10-2022 After some quick searching, a source ( Check List 17 (1): 233–237, https://pubag.nal.usda.gov/catalog/7282727) tells me there are only two species in India represented for this Genus; S. subramanii and the allied S. nepalensis. Judging from pictures I find in scientific articles so far I must say my species is neither one of these… Posibly a new record for India, or possibly even a new species?? Sarcopyramis bodinieri from neighbouring Yunnan & Tibet does not fit the discription either… Probably much to early to conclude such a thing, but daunting! Why not S. nepalensis ? Sarcopyramis napalensis Wall. seems to be the correct ID ! Well it might be a variety of that species possibly, but none of the pictures I can find on the Internet (many of them are from genuine botanical trustworthy websites) show this marbled pattern and colouration on the leaf surface |
Sarcopyramis napalensis
Updated on December 24, 2024