Triumfetta pilosa

2 (1) Capsule spines glabrous or hairy at base only; leaf blade hairs mostly unbranched, occasionally few-rayed on main veins; flower bud nearly glabrous. T. annua
+ Capsule spines uniformly hairy; leaf blade hairs mostly obviously stellate, abaxially tomentose; flower bud obviously hairy T. pilosa
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As per efi link :
If fruit are about 2 or more cm in diameter then it points out towards Triumfetta pilosa Roth
If the fruit are smaller about 1 cm or so then it can be Triumfetta annua.
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Triumfetta pentandra A. Rich SN Dec 30 : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (2).
Triumfetta pentandra A. Rich, wild herb from Virajpet area of Coorg.

Kindly check it for Triumfetta pilosa

Image of Triumfetta pilosa Roth in efi 

yes it looks like T.pilosa

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Shrub (Urticaceae?) for identification 130413MK03 : Attachments (4). 4 posts by 3 authors.

Please help me in identification of this sub-shrub found in open forest near tea estate.
Leaf: up to 80cm long
Fruit: 2 cm across
Region: western ghats, TN
Place: Megamalai, Theni dist., TN
Date: 16 Dec 2012
Alt.: 1700 m asl

Triumfetta sp. may be T. pilosa

Supporting …

 

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Malvaceae Fortnight :ID request-3:: Bhandardara :: PKAJUL76:: : 4 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (7)
Requesting ID of this Tiliaceae sp.
Date: 24th Oct.

Corchorus sp

This has been identified as Triumfetta pilosa by …

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For ID-010210-PKA3 : Attachments (4).  8 posts by 7 authors.
Came across this prostrate climber at Helwak (Koyna nagar). 22-01-2010.

it looks like Triumfetta annua (Tiliaceae) for me.

To me it seems fruiting Passiflora foetida.

I assume that the fruit are about 2 or more cm in diameter then it points out towards Triumfetta pilosa Roth.
Flr & frt: September-October.
Locality: Khandala, Maahabaleshwar.
if the fruit are smaller about 1 cm or so then it can be Triumfetta annua (i have observed this T.annua but the fruit does not look like the current pic)

This is Triumfetta sp but the species as said by … will depend on the fruit size [ <=2cm pilosa; >=1cm annua] to confirm about the species … will have provide us with approx size of the fuit. Fruit of Passiflora sp is glabrous by nature and it is partially covered by mesh life chlorophyllous wraping which is fribiller by nature as the petal fall off early during the fruit development. attaching a photo of the Passiflora sp. more over the leaf chracter doesn’t match in Passiflora leaves are 3-5fid viscid -hairy.

I think T. annua as per keys & illustrations at
http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=5&taxon_id=200013658
http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=2&taxon_id=133837

Compared to T. annua, here the spines are clearly longer, and they also seem to be more in number, at least looks denser at centre, I believe it is T. pilosa.

No, …  That is not the key. Pl. Check the keys in the link I have given link to.
Rather nature of hairs on the leaves are more important along with size of the plant etc.
Pl. check the images of all posts of both species at efi pages, which I have just sorted out.

Yes, you are right, …, following keys at BSI Flora of India with details & keys (Volume 3- 1993)
Stem (which is one of the keys) does not seem to be glabrous.
However, I find keys given in Flora of China as below are much better in sorting out these two species (applicable to India):
2 (1) Capsule spines glabrous or hairy at base only; leaf blade hairs mostly unbranched, occasionally few-rayed on main veins; flower bud nearly glabrous. T. annua
+ Capsule spines uniformly hairy; leaf blade hairs mostly obviously stellate, abaxially tomentose; flower bud obviously hairy T. pilosa

I can see Capsule spines uniformly hairy; leaf blade hairs mostly obviously stellate, abaxially tomentose in … post although the images submitted are of very small size.

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Triumfetta pilosa Roth : 7 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (3)- 1, 1 & 3 mb
Location: Indra Daha, Kathmandu
Date: 11 September  2019
Elevation: 1685 m.
Habitat : Wild 

Attachments (3)- 1, 2 & 2 mb

Attachments (1)- 7 mb.

Attachments (1) – 6 mb.

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Triumfetta pilosa Roth : 3 posts by 1 author. Attachments (3)-1, 2 & 3 mb.
Location:  Harthok, Palpa
Date: 24 September 2019
Elevation:1400 m.
Habit : Wild

Attachments (2)- 2 mb each.

Attachments (1)- 6 mb.

MS,Nov.,2021/30 Triumfetta sp.? for id.: 2 images.
Location : Ailawng

Date : 07-09-2018
Habit : Undershrub
Habitat : Wild

Triumfetta pilosa,

Yes, may be Triumfetta pilosa as per images and keys herein and as per comparative images at Triumfetta.
What are the keys?

What are the keys?
May I request you to post a high res. image.


1 high res. image.

Yes, Triumfetta pilosa 

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394 ID wild plant Triumfetta: 16 high res. images.
Please ID wild plant,
Location: near Vannappuram, Thodupuzha, Idukki Dist., Kerala PIN:685607
Altitude: 1500fsl
Flower date: 25NOV2022, 04.15pm
Habitat: wild moisture, sloppy shady misty hill
Plant habit: small shrub, erect branches, semi hard cylindrical stem 08mm diameter, brownish rough base bark, hairy young stem, annual
Height: 04 feet
Leaves: alternate, heart shaped/elliptic, acute, hairy both sides, soft flexible, size upto:15×8cm
Flower: axillary racemose, 05 petals, 06 sepals, diameter:15mm, yellow, non fragrant
Fruit: drupe, hairy hooked spikes, green into brown, globular, diameter:20mm
Seed:

Camera: CANON EOS1500D +FL10x

Please check Triumfetta pilosa Roth!

Yes it is Triumfetta pilosa, dear …, thank you very much for ID my plant

Yes close to images at
https://sites.google.com/site/efloraofindia/species/m—z/m/malvaceae/triumfetta/triumfetta-pilosa

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