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Neanotis subtilis (Miq.) Govaerts ex Punekar & Lakshmin. (Syn: Anotis foetida Hook.f.; Hedyotis foetida Dalzell [Illegitimate]; Hedyotis subtilis Miq.; Hedyotis tenella Miq. ex Hook.f.; Hedyotis tenuiflora Schltdl. ex Hook.f.; Neanotis foetida (Dalzell) W.H.Lewis; Neanotis hohenackeri P.Daniel & Vajr. [Illegitimate]);
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Rubiaceae week: Neanotis montholonii at sagargad: Small herb: Neanotis montholonii (Family: Rubiaceae) photographed at Sagargad. This should be N. foetida from sessile linear leaves. We have this species in Odisha, especially in Mahendragiri aroung 1200 m msl. I wl find this in my coming tour. Great snap again … Thanks … for correcting the ID. A similar plant Identified as Neanotis carnosa in another thread
Neanotis lancifolia :: from Bhimashankar Aug 2013 : Attachments (2). 4 posts by 3 authors.
Neanotis lancifolia
Comparatively a smaller herb with linear lanceolate leaves. Please validate. To me this looks more like Neanotis foetida. I think N lancifolia has broader leaves and is a bigger plant. exacum petiolare : 7 posts by 5 authors. Attachments (3).
exacum petiolare
my place, alibaug, past two weeks. (15.10.11)
there is a single plant in bloom
flowers are tiny, no bigger than 5 or 6 mm I doubt about it being Exacum species. Agree with … This looks like a species of Neanotis possibly N.lancifolia. Yes, First of all this belong to the family Rubiaceae and as suggested by … it could be Neanotis sp. I think Neanotis subtilis SGNP, Aug 2014 :: Requesting ID of this plant – Neanotis? :: ARKAUG-17: 7 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (6). Attaching a cropped view of the same… I think Neanotis subtilis it is Neanotis carnosa Thanks … for the ID…. this species is so far not identified as such in the efi database I think… Similar plants identified as Neanotis subtilis in its different threads
efloraofindia:”For Id” wild plant with pink flowers ,purple sepals at Talegaon Dabhade :August 2015: MR-03 : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (3)
Talegaon Dabhade Pune
August 2015
Requesting to Id this wild plant with tiny pink flowers and purple sepals This is Neanotis foetida.
Flower for Id – ID21082017SH3 : 6 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (1)
Flower for Id pl.
Location – Near Guhagar (Konkan, Maharashtra) Date – 03.08.2017 Rubiaceae. Spermacoceae or related genera? Rubiaceae. Spermacoce or related genera? look for Neanotis sps Neanotis foetida . Small herb: Neanotis montholonii (Family: Rubiaceae) photographed at Sagargad. Description of the plant from FOI by …
flowersofindia Looks more closer to images at Neanotis subtilis (Miq.) ined. rather than those at Neanotis montholonii (Hook.f.) W.H.Lewis
Spermacoce articularis L.f. ???
the leaf shape looks quite different ? It’s Oldenlandia sp, could be umbellata It may be Neanotis subtilis syn. N. foetida Thanks, …, for the id.
I also agree with you as per Neanotis subtilis (Miq.) ined.
Devgad, Kokan, MH :: Neanotis for validation :: ARK2021-058: 5 images.
This Neanotis was captured near Devgad, coastal Kokan, MH in Aug 2021.
It was found flowering profusely on a lateritic rock
Guessing it to be Neanotis lancifolia.
Requesting to please validate.
Neanotis subtilis (Miq.) Govaerts ex Punekar & Lakshmin. ? Yes as per images at Neanotis subtilis
. References: Catalogue of Life ITIS Global species The Plant List Neanotis subtilis (Miq.) – India Biodiversity Portal EOL
. References for Neanotis foetida:
The Plant List Ver.1.1 (unresolved) WCSP IPNI Tropicos JSTOR (Specimen) (Neanotis carnosa (Dalzell) W.H.Lewis [family RUBIACEAE] (stored under name); Hedyotis tenella Miq. ex Hook.f. [family RUBIACEAE]; Type of Anotis foetida Dalz.) Dinesh Valke’s Flickr Post India Biodiversity Portal Kerala plants (Neanotis foetida (Hook.f.) Lewis is a syn. of Neanotis hohenackeri Daniel & Vajr.) Biodiversity in India, Volume 2 By T. Pullaiah (2004)
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