Phytolaccaceae member FOR ID :: Dattaji Salvi Udyan, Thane :: 11 JAN 20 : 6 posts by 3 authors. 3 images. Date: January 11, 2020 … Altitude: about 11 m (36 feet) asl
same plant at an earlier date – December 12, 2019 Anisomeria sp. ?? Thank you … for suggesting the possibility of Anisomeria genus. It has three species: Anisomeria bistrata, Anisomeria coriacea, and Anisomeria littoralis. Most probably not Anisomeria – the leaves do not seem to match. Let us wait for comments Could not find a match as per comparative images at Phytolaccaceae Many thanks …, for resurfacing this query. It could be other than Phytolaccaceae … I had got the hint of family in facebook. Will wait for ID of this ornamental to get resolved. https://reemzbasket.com/product/kothukuviratty-plan?? Thank you very very much … for leading me to this webpage. Indeed, the featured plant is what I have posted for ID. Let us call … and check whether he can help us with the scientific name of the plant from his resources. Dear Sam ji, Here are 2 YouTube links that show my posted plant. Though the plant is labelled “kothukuviratty” OR “kothuku viratty”, I am not able to hear / find the scientific name of the plant. Maybe you will be able to help. Regards. Both terms are correct, one is splitted and other is not splitted. It is simply means mosquito repellent or repellent of mosquito. കൊതുക് വിരട്ടി kothuku viratti, കൊതുകുവിരട്ടി kothukuviratti, here kothuku means mosquito and viratti means make fear. I am more interested in knowing the scientific name of കൊതുകുവിരട്ടി kothukuviratti. I also tried much to find the scientific name but was unable. Yes, …, I can understand. Other than these couple of YouTube posts in Malayalam and the one of the garden website that you pointed out, there is nothing on the internet as of now about the posted plant. In one of the Malayalam video, she is saying it is belongs to Rubiaceae family. Oh! That is a good clue … I hope the hint helps us in due course of time to reach the ID. Yes dear …, please hear from 24 to 26 seconds in first video. Thank you very very much Saroj ji for leading me to this webpage. Indeed, the featured plant is what I have posted for ID. Let us call Sam ji and check whether he can help us with the scientific name of the plant from his resources. Dear …, Here are 2 YouTube links that show my posted plant. Though the plant is labelled “kothukuviratty” OR “kothuku viratty”, I am not able to hear / find the scientific name of the plant. Maybe you will be able to help. Regards. Both terms are correct, one is splitted and other is not splitted. It is simply means mosquito repellent or repellent of mosquito. കൊതുക് വിരട്ടി kothuku viratti, കൊതുകുവിരട്ടി kothukuviratti, here kothuku means mosquito and viratti means make fear. I am more interested in knowing the scientific name of കൊതുകുവിരട്ടി kothukuviratti. Please check if you can find it out, otherwise ignore. I also tried much to find the scientific name but was unable. Yes, …, I can understand. Other than these couple of YouTube posts in Malayalam and the one of the garden website that you pointed out, there is nothing on the internet as of now about the posted plant. Hopefully we will get to know in some time soon just as you got to the site through your efforts. In one of the Malayalam video, she is saying it is belongs to Rubiaceae family. Oh! That is a good clue … I hope the hint helps us in due course of time to reach the ID. Yes dear …, please hear from 24 to 26 seconds in first video. I think fruit is giving a clue, it may be from Rutaceae as per Leaves are also trifoliate. You will also find similarity in flowering and fruiting images at I don’t see any matches. I am talking at family level i.e. Rutaceae. |
Rutaceae member?- Dattaji Salvi Udyan, Thane
Updated on February 12, 2026