Stephania gracilenta

Stephania gracilenta Miers, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. 18: 15 15 1866.;

Nepal, India (Kumaon, Uttar Pradesh), Myanmar [Burma], S-Tibet as per Catalogue of Life;

India: C. Himalayas, 1800 – 2500 m. Uttar Pradesh; Nepal as per BSI Flora of India;

VoF Week :: DV :: 01 AUG 12 – 0138 :: ¿ Stephania species ? along Govind Ghat – Ghangaria trail:
1 AUG 12
Govind Ghat – Ghangaria trail … about 8300 ft

Habitat: mountain slope
Habit: climber, about 3 – 4 m long; flower about 1 – 2 mm across

May be Stephania gracilenta Miers ??

Thank you very much … for the probable ID.
This plant is illustrated as Stephania glabra in Keshava Murthy’s VoF book — we have another query pending at efi thread

“Climbers; leaves 5 to 8 cm with 8-9 main nerves; flowers .25 ch dia. Fl Fr July -Oct found in Bhyundar valley, Pandukeshwar 200-2600 m” as per flora of Chamoli
“Herbaceous vines, glabrous. Branches slender, brown when dry, longitudinally striate. Petiole 3-10 cm; leaf blade conspicuously peltate, triangular-rotund, 3-7 cm, width subequal to length or slightly wider, thinly papery or submembranous, pale on both surfaces, especially abaxially, base subtruncate, apex often finely mucronate, palmately 8- or 9-veined, fine reticulation slightly conspicuous. Inflorescences simple umbelliform cymes, axillary or on short axillary branches with reduced leaves; peduncle rather slender, 1-4 cm; cymelets 5 or 6; flowers purple; pedicel filamentous, 0.5-1 mm. Male flowers: sepals 6, obovate-oblong to broadly elliptic, 1.5-2 mm; petals 3 or 4, slightly fleshy, broadly cuneate to obcordate or rotund, 0.8-1 mm; synandrium ca. 1 mm. Female flowers: perianth as in male flowers. Drupes obovate, slightly flattened; condyle perforate. Fl. Jun. ”
from Flora of China

Staphania glabra anyway has greenish yellow flowers. This one agrees very well with Stephania gracilenta.

Many thanks … for this clarity.
For information: This posted plant is illustrated as Stephania glabra in Keshava Murthy’s VoF book.

VoF Week: Stephania gracilenta ? — along Govindghat-Ghangaria trail: 2 images.

Seen this climber along Govindghat-Ghangaria trail.
Bot. name: Stephania gracilenta? (Family: Menispermaceae).
Got the ID ref. from one of the earlier upload by …

Beautiful pics … I think id OK