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Malva parviflora L., Sp. Pl. 226 1753. (Syn: Althaea mareotica (Del. ex DC.) Alef.; Althaea microcarpa (Pers.) Alef.; Althaea parviflora (L.) Alef.; Malva coronata Pomel; Malva cristata (Boiss.) Sennen & Mauricio; Malva flexuosa Hornem.; Malva juvenalis Del. ex Thell.; Malva mareotica Del. ex DC.; Malva microcalyx Hort. ex C. A. Mey.; Malva microcarpa Desf.; Malva parviflora var. coronata (Pomel) Batt.; Malva parviflora var. cristata Boiss.; Malva parviflora var. flexuosa (Hornem.) Pit. & Proust; Malva parviflora var. microcarpa (Desf. ex Pers.) Loscos (ambiguous synonym); Malva parviflora var. microcarpa (Desf.) Cout. (ambiguous synonym); Malva parviflora var. trichocarpa Maire & Sennen; Malva trionoides DC.) as per Catalogue of Life;
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var. microcarpa (Pers.) Loscos (India: Rajasthan; Pakistan and Malesia, native of Mediterranean region;)
var. parviflora (India: In subtropical and temperate forests between 1200 and 2400 m. Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Sikkim, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu; Pakistan, W. Asia, N. Africa, Europe, Nepal and Bhutan);
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Malvaceae Fortnight- Post 34 :: Malva parviflora? from Panipat: NS August 19/19 : 4 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (5) Mericarp may be needed for correct identification! The keeled angles making me also think M. parviflora     
. Malva microcarpa Pers., Syn. 2:251. 1806.
Syn: Malva parviflora var. microcarpa (Pers.) Loscos Prostrate herb with 1-5 cm long orbicular, 3-7 angular leaves, cordate at base; stipules 2-4 mm long; flowers solitary or paired in axils; pedicel 3-6 mm long, elongating to 2 cm in fruit; epicalyx segments linear, 3-4 mm long; calyx scarcely enlarged in fruit; petals almost as long as sepals, white or with pinkish tips; fruit with 9-10 obscurely reticulate mericarps.
Photographed from Vikas Puri New Delhi, growing in neglected lawns.
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Malva microcarpa Pers., Syn. 2:251. 1806.
Syn: Malva parviflora var. microcarpa (Pers.) Loscos Prostrate herb with 1-5 cm long orbicular, 3-7 angular leaves, cordate at base; stipules 2-4 mm long; flowers solitary or paired in axils; pedicel 3-6 mm long, elongating to 2 cm in fruit; epicalyx segments linear, 3-4 mm long; calyx scarcely enlarged in fruit; petals almost as long as sepals, white or with pinkish tips; fruit with 9-10 obscurely reticulate mericarps.
Photographed from Vikas Puri New Delhi, growing in neglected lawns.
Need id assistance of JNU Campus Plant is it Malvaceous taxon? : 8 posts by 6 authors. Attachments (4) I need id assistance for following Species with 3 images. is it Malvaceous taxon? Please check for Althaea ludwigii Looks like Malva verticillata.. efi page on Malva verticillata & no efi page on Althaea ludwigii May be Malva microcarpa. efi page on Malva microcarpa This should be Malva neglecta, Syn Malva rotundifolia. Appears closer to images at Malva parviflora L. .
Is it brahmi /gotu cola?
No, it should be Malva parviflora..
ID weed AR05 080318 : 7 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (1)
March 2018 in Delhi
Is it brahmi, gotu cola?
Grow as weed near wheat fields.
May be Malva parviflora as identified by … in another thread. . 461 ID wild plant: 14 high res. images.
Please ID wild plant, Location: bloomed at Amritsar Railway Station Punjab INDIA Altitude: 700fsl Flower date: 16APR2023, 12.30pm Habitat: wild moisture wasteland Plant habit: small shrub, erect obliquely branches, weak cylindrical stem 07mm base diameter, velvety, annual Height: 01.5 feet Leaves: alternate, lobate, simple rough, size upto:07×5cm Flower: axillary buds, diameter:07mm, white, non fragrant Fruit: capsule lobed orbicular green into brown, diameter:01cm Seed: Camera: CANON EOS1500D +FL10x
Malva parviflora L. Yes, it is Malva parviflora dear …, thank you very much for ID my plant . References:
BSI Flora of India
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