Impatiens maculata Wight, Madras J. Lit. Sci. 5:12. 1837;
Spotted Balsam, Spotted Jewelweed; Endemic to the W.Ghats of Tamil Nadu and Kerala; Impatiens (Balsam) for identification 070912MK01: Please help me to identify this Balsam plant abundant locally in a wetland habitat in western ghats. Leaf: c. 10cm long Flower: 2cm across Date: 05 Aug 2012 Place: near Valparai, TN Alt.: 1000 m asl Habitat: marsh land; associated with other Cyprus and Ericaulon species; near a private estate Please identify this Balsam plant which appears to be the same as … plant. This was photographed at High Wavies hill ranges (Megha malai).N9*. 38.864;E77*.21.590);alt 4916 ft. Impatiens maculata Impatiens maculata
Balsaminaceae, Geraniaceae, and Oxalidaceae week: Balsaminaceae 060313 TBN 3 Impatiens maculata: 3 posts by 3 authors. 2 images. Date : 09.12.12 Location :Madhikettan Shola near Munnar Altitude :abt 5000 ft Habitat :Tropical evergreen forest Habit :herb Height :1 foot Leaves :as depicted Flowers :as depicted Fruits : not seen Previously posted in eflora by … and myself; Identified by … as Impatiens maculata Local name :not known
Balsaminaceae, Geraniaceae and Oxalidaceae Week: Balsaminaceae :: Impatiens maculata – PKA7 : 3 images. 5 posts by 4 authors. Bot. name: Impatiens maculata Family: Balsaminaceae, Location: Munnar, Kerela. Habitat: Wild Plant habit: Herb. Very good pictures. I can sense the texture of the petals. Very good find. Balsaminaceae, Geraniaceae and Oxalidaceae Week : BALSAMINACEAE : RVS 6 : Impatiens maculata : 3 images. 6 posts by 5 authors. This endemic Impatiens is also from the W.Ghats of Tirunelveli, TN. Experts please confirm if this is I. maculata. Great photographs …, especially the cute fruit. Nice find again. It does look like I. maculata. Lucid photos …, For me this looks like I. maculata only… is this endemic to Southern WG? yes, as per GRIN, this species is endemic to the W.Ghats of Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
Impatiens maculata at ENP Munnar- PKA40 : 4 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (4) This herb was spotted near Eravikulam National Park, Munnar. Bot. name: Impatiens maculata Family: Balsaminaceae, Photos are not very clear .. wonderful. seems most of these impatiens are by water bodies. Thanks … Yes, many of them were in near vicinity of water bodies..
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Impatiens maculata
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