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identification no100211sn1: Some more help for ids take at my farm.
date/time:jan11
location:mulshi,pune
habitat:wild
height:full height,tree

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Sapindaceae or Annonaceae or Verbenaceae?:  I send you again pictures of the last “like Verbenaceae”.

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This is not Humboldtia decurrens
Kindly see from the link below
http://www.biotik.org/india/species/h/humbdecu/humbdecu_09_en.html

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it is not Filicum decpiens as the leaflet apexin this case is acuminate and the winged ares is narrow where as in Filicum decipiens the winged portion is broad and rounded at apex and leaflets acute.

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I think it is going near to some Rhus sp. (Anacardiaceae)

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Strangler fig – Dandeli WLS: Strangler fig in Dandeli. Not sure what the host tree is!

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More than 23 species of Ficus has been recorded from the Western Ghats. Most of them start their life as straggler because the get dispersed by birds and germinate on the branches of trees.

Unless you get the close up of at least the leaves with petiole where you can clearly see the venation, characteristics of fig is also important to confirm the species. Sometimes you need the fig in hand and dissect to see characters hidden inside the fig.

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Unidentified tree – Anshi NP:  Is this Dipterocarpus indicus? Sorry I do not have pictures of the leaves.

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Based on the photograph of the trunk  it is generally not possible to identify the taxa.   One should always send the closeups of foliage, flowers, fruits (whatever available) and details of the plant for ID.

You may also follow the guidelines of eflora while posting the plants for ID.

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It is surely not Dipterocarpus but my wild guess for stands for Diospyros sp.

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Need tree ID – Dandeli: Came across this huge tree in Dandeli. Unfortunately I do not have any pictures of the leaves.

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None of the characters that leads to even guess to id the plant are not available from the pictures posted here. Please upload pictures of leaves flowers or fruits/twigs, if available.

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ID Request 160411SP03:  Found  near mangroves. Is this Haplanthodes sp.?

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– It is at least hard for me to confirm as the plant doesn’t have leaves and flowers

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– Looking at this specimen…i can only say it is angiospermae 😉

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Request for ID : 271210 : AK-1: A garden plant at Royal Botanic Gardens, Peradeniya, Kandy, Sri Lanka
taken on the 17th of November, 2010.

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A Wasp: Not a plant frankly, but the wasp looked quite busy and nice doing whatever wasps do.

Patuli Kolkata, India
3 june 2011

Could someone tell me which plant it is on?

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A Wasp: Lovely pix.  The plant appear to be a Poinsettia, Euphorbia sps, but a wild one, found quite commonly in Kolkata. One can see the fairly large leaf, serrated at the edges, veined all over and the collection of incomplete flower w/o the red petals.

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15.11.10S.P.5
Pl. identify following  plant.
Date: 14.11.2010
place: Dalhousiae, Chamba district in Himachal Pradesh