Smithia ciliata

Smithia ciliata Royle (Syn: Damapana ciliata (Royle) Kuntze; Smithia cavaleriei H.Lev.; Smithia coerulescens Zoll. & Morong; Smithia japonica Maxim.; Smithia nagasawai Hayata; Smithia pumila Royle ex Wight & Arn.);

Lender glabrous annual herb; leaves pinnate, 2-3 cm long with 6-12 oblong 6-12 mm long sensitive leaflets; stipules 6-8 mm long; flowers pale blue or white, 10-13 mm long, crowded in stalked axillary one-sided racemes; bract stipule-like; calyx 4-8 mm long with densely setose margin, divided almost to base; corolla slightly longer than calyx, standard obovate, wings and keel smaller; pod flattened, 6-8 jointed.

Bhutan (N); China (N); Fujian ; Guangdong ; Guangxi ; Guizhou; Hunan; Yunnan India (N); Arunachal Pradesh ; Bihar ; Himachal Pradesh; Meghalaya ; Nagaland; Orissa ; Sikkim ; Uttar Pradesh ; West Bengal ; Indonesia (N); Bali ; Japan (N) ; Lesser Sunda Is (N) ; Myanmar (N) ; Nepal (N) ; Philippines (N); Sulawesi (N); Taiwan (N) ; Thailand (N) ; Vietnam (N) as per ILDIS;

Fabaceae-Faboideae (Papilionaceae) Week: 07112011GS1 herb from Chakrata road for ID:

This small legume from Mussoorie Chakrata Road near Barakkhai

Height: up to 20 cm

pinnate leaves with 9-11 leaflets, which are oblong and entire

flowers in one-sided clusters with large calyx hispid-ciliate especially along margin;
corolla white scarcely emerging.

Is it a Smithea?

Thanks a lot … Smithia ciliata is reported in Flora Simlensis and matches the description.

Here is the link which confirms identification
http://www.plantsindex.com/plantsindex/demo

Flora of Chakrata: Fabaceae herb for id from near Bairatkhai:
This white flowered herb was shot from in September 2011 near Bairatkhai…..I remember of similar plant uploaded by … and identity confirmed by … if I am not mistaken…hoping to get id resolved..

I hope Smithia ciliata

Thanks a lot sir…

Fabaceae (Faboideae) Fortnight :: Smithia ciliata :: Gori Valley :: NS OCT 113/113 : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (3)

These pics are from Gori valley area, Uttrakhand..
I hope they belong to Smithia ciliata..

Fabaceae (Faboideae) Fortnight: Smithia ciliata from Chakrata road-GSOCT69/74 : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (4)
Smithia ciliata Royle, Ill. Bot. Himal. Mts. 201. 1835.

Photographed from Mussoorie Chakrata road near Baratkhai in September

Fabaceae (Faboideae) Fortnight :: Smithia ciliata:: VOF & Morni Hills :: NS OCT 112/112 : 3 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (4)

This small herb shot from Morni hills and valley of flowers looks same and is being submitted for id approval..
Smithia ciliata ?

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Smithia ciliata Royle (accepted name) : 4 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (9)
Sharing some pictures I guess is Smithia ciliata Royle (accepted name) shot at Nagarkot, Nepal on 8 September 2016 at 5500 ft.

I think seems to match with images at Smithia ciliata

Fwd: Re: Some assistance in identification please : 9 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (1)

Some pics are attached of unknown legume collected from NEHU campus, Shillong. Kinldy help me to identify this legume from root Nodules it appears to be belongs to tribe Dalbergie in which Aeschynomene comes. But looking to flower it is neither Aeschynomene indica nor Aeschynomene americana.
Kindly help me. Kindly enlarge the field view

Some more pics of unknown legume from NEHU, Shillong. One is known Aeschynoene americana (pic with pod) Another is unknown to us. Attachments (2)

The first one seems to be Smithia sp. ..

Kindly find the low pixel pic of unknown legume collected from Shillong-NEHU. The leaves are like Aeschynomene but pods, inflorescence and flowers are not like that. But definitely it belongs to Tribe Dalbergeae according to root nodule patterns. See attached pics. As … guessed if it is species of Smithia? Smithia flowers are yellow but I don’t know if pink or so as it is in pic. Kindly see black arrow in filed view. You just enlarge and see.
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Pl. also check with images & other threads at Smithia ciliata Royle
Original picture is not clear to see the details.

Thank you very much … The taxonomic characters match with the Smithia ciliata. The leaves are sensitive that I confirmed. Nodule pic is strong evidence of thsi plant belongs to tribe Dalbergeae.
Once again Thanks for the same. I have some more pics of legumes where I have some doubt. You also kept pic of legume nodules with your taxonomic characters and album.

Smithia ciliata Royle : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (6)