Blumea malcolmii Hook.f., 266 1881. (Syn: Blumea lanuginosa Cooke [Invalid]; Pluchea lanuginosa Hook. fil.; Pluchea malcolmii C.B.Clarke); India (Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka) as per Catalogue of life;
Blumea oxyodonta DC. from Alha Udal talab Maihar MP about 2-3 feet herb growing wild there pls validate I think more closer to Blumea malcolmii rather than Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references in these links.
Blumea lacera (Burm. f.) DC. ... Dear friends, please validate the ID. Though most of the aspects seem like B. lacera the bloom seems a bit larger - hopefully just a variation. blum-EE-uh -- named after Karl Ludwig von Blume, Dutch botanist ... Plant Names - Scientific and Popular LASS-er-a -- Latin lacerare, meaning torn or mangled, having irregular edges ... Dave's Botanary commonly known as: Malay blumea • Bengali: কুকুৰমুতা kukurmuta, kukursunga • Gujarati: કોલહાર kolhar, પીલો કપૂરિયો pilo kapurio • Hindi: जंगली मूली janglimuli, ककरौंदा kakronda • Kannada: gaandhaari gida • Malayalam: കുക്കുര kukkuravrksam • Marathi: bhamurda, बुरंडो burando • Sanskrit: कुक्कुरद्रु kukuradru, कुकुंदर kukundara • Tamil: காட்டு முள்ளங்கி kattu mullangi, narakkarandai • Telugu: అడవి ముల్లంగి adavi mullangi, కారుపొగాకు karupogaku Native to: China, e Asia, India, Indo-China, Malesia, Australia References: Flowers of India • Flora of China • NPGS/GRIN • Flowers of Sahyadri by Shrikant Ingalhalikar at Vaghbil, Thane on 29 DEC 07 Great pictures ... I find it more closer to images at Blumea oxyodonta DC. I think more closer to Blumea malcolmii rather than Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references in these links.
Blumea lacera (Burm. f.) DC. ... Dear friends, please validate the ID. Not sure how many species of Blumea are look-alikes of B. lacera blum-EE-uh -- named after Karl Ludwig von Blume, Dutch botanist ... Plant Names - Scientific and Popular LASS-er-a -- Latin lacerare, meaning torn or mangled, having irregular edges ... Dave's Botanary commonly known as: Malay blumea • Bengali: কুকুৰমুতা kukurmuta, kukursunga • Gujarati: કોલહાર kolhar, પીલો કપૂરિયો pilo kapurio • Hindi: जंगली मूली janglimuli, ककरौंदा kakronda • Kannada: gaandhaari gida • Malayalam: കുക്കുര kukkuravrksam • Marathi: bhamurda, बुरंडो burando • Sanskrit: कुक्कुरद्रु kukuradru, कुकुंदर kukundara • Tamil: காட்டு முள்ளங்கி kattu mullangi, narakkarandai • Telugu: అడవి ముల్లంగి adavi mullangi, కారుపొగాకు karupogaku Native to: China, e Asia, India, Indo-China, Malesia, Australia References: Flowers of India • Flora of China • NPGS/GRIN • Flowers of Sahyadri by Shrikant Ingalhalikar at Vaghbil, Thane during various times As per Bengal Plants, Blumea lacera DC = Conyza lacera F.I. iii.428 Three illustrations - I find it more closer to images at Blumea oxyodonta DC. Thanks ..., but I am not confident. The leaves are look-alike, but overall aspects of plant does not make me think of oxyodonta. Thanks ..., but I am not confident. The leaves are look-alike, but overall aspects of plant does not make me think of oxyodonta. On further scrutiny, I think more closer to Blumea malcolmii rather than Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references in these links.
Blumea sp from Panni Khoh Maihar MP I think this may be Blumea lacera (Burm.f.) DC. pls validate efi site link as below: https://sites.google.com/site/efloraofindia/species/a---l/ar/asteraceae/blumea/blumea-laceraI should refrain myself ... but, ... ... and ... can't be wrong. However, copying URLs of Blumea pages of Bengal Plants -
I find it more closer to images at Blumea oxyodonta DC. Thank you Sir for the updated information. Thanks, ... I now find myself with more time and to understand your careful and researched observations. Well Sir, in this particular thread I didn't know what to write, because, as you know, those were my formative days. However, the genus Blumea still is enigma to me. I remember I myself have several unidentified Blumea species. On further scrutiny, I think more closer to Blumea malcolmii rather than Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references in these links.
Wild weed seen at Anjaneri, near Nasik on 5/12/13. Could be Blumea species? Please check for Blumea oxyodonta DC. Thanks ... for the id. On further scrutiny, I think more closer to Blumea malcolmii rather than Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references in these links.
Local marathi nameas are Mhamrut, Bhamburdi Photographed at Alibag - This looks like Blumea eriantha. - An important medicinal plant used as important ingredient of Herbal Cigarettes in Traditional Healing. I think it is close to Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references herein. ..., if it's prostrate to decumbent herb then only correct. Thanks, ..., Flora of China says: Stems usually numerous, prostrate or ascending, 15-30(-40) cm. Pl. also see FOC illustration On further scrutiny, I think more closer to Blumea malcolmii rather than Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references in these links.
Rajgad, Dec 2014 :: Requesting ID - Asteraceae :: ARKFEB-05/05 : 4 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (4) Please ID this plant captured at Rajgad near Pune in Dec 2014. This is Blumea sp. Blumea species in eFloraofindia (with details/ keys from published papers/ regional floras/ FRLHT/ FOI/ Biotik/ efloras/ books etc., where ever available) I think Blumea is one of the most complicated genus. Unfortunately, I think we do not have one single expert only of Blumea (along with Conyza). So, what I am going to suggest may entirely be wrong - Since heads are not sessile we may reject probability of hieraciifolia, but there is photograph of peduncled capitulum. Yet I skip this for heads in the attached photographs in this thread looks smaller. I am telling all the time that sizes are important in every respect. Finger tips are useless here. We have B. oxyodonta in our database, I also reject this as the species here doesn't look like decumbent small one. Please try to provide as much description as you can in future. Our database of B. eriantha does feature photograph of this species. The species has sessile leaves at least in upper part. Please check probability. I repeat I can be 100% wrong. It's not that easy. Thank you ... for spending so much time and effort on the analysis... Yes I agree, the photographs do not show all angles of the plant....will try to be more organised in future, though it is a bit difficult when you are travelling with family who is least interested in plants :) I went through all posts of B. oxyondonta and B. eriantha from our database. My personal view (a layman's view) is that it looks closer to B. eriantha than B. oxyodonta but it looks closest to an unidentified Blumea post by Dinesh ji from Kulang-gad Hopefully, we get some inputs from the experts... I think it is close to Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references herein. On further scrutiny, I think more closer to Blumea malcolmii rather than Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references in these links.
Talegaon Dabhade Pune 13/12/2014 Requesting to please identify this wild plant growing along the ground with yellow flowers about 5 mm in size Many thanks ... for the Id and the link I think it is close to Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references herein. Looks different from images at Blumea lacera On further scrutiny, I think more closer to Blumea malcolmii rather than Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references in these links.
Talegaon Dabhade Pune Nov 2015 Requesting to Id this wild plant with yellow flowers Blumea sp. ... Could be B. lacera; let us wait for validating comment(s). ... is right on the mark I think it is close to Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references herein. Looks different from images at Blumea lacera On further scrutiny, I think more closer to Blumea malcolmii rather than Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references in these links.
Dec 2015 Talegaon Dabhade Pune Requesting to Id this wild plant. is it Blumea lacera? I think seems to match with images at Blumea lacera (Burm.f.) DC. I think it is close to Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references herein. Looks different from images at Blumea lacera On further scrutiny, I think more closer to Blumea malcolmii rather than Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references in these links.
DV :: 12 JAN 13 12:47 :: Blumea species at Kulanggad: (3 images) Kulang-gad ... about 4000 ft asl ... annual vegetation; no tree cover in the fort premises ID please, of Blumea species. Date & time: 12 JAN 13 at 12:47PM Habitat: barren landscape Habit: prostrate herb about 20 - 30 cm high, flower 8 - 12 mm across This resembles the Blumea I had posted from Karla earlier. I think it appears closer to Blumea malcolmii
Wild weed For ID : Pali : 250813 : AK-3 : Attachments (1). 5 posts by 3 authors. Wild weed seen growing very commonly in Pali, Maharashtra on 23/11/12. Kindy id. This could be Blumea sp. Appears close to images at Blumea malcolmii Hook.f.
A small plant growing wild. Some Blumea? Looks like Blumea eriantha I think not. I am attaching Blumea eriantha Appears close to images at Blumea malcolmii Hook.f. Asteraceae Fortnight : Part 2 - Discoid Heads : Blumea For ID : Panvel, Maharashtra : 030613 : AK-1 : Attachments (1). 1 post by 1 author. Picture taken on 2/3/2011 in Panvel. Small plant, growing wild. Posted on our group earlier. Probable id by ... was Blumea eriantha. (Wild plant for ID : 100611 : AK-3) Confirmation of id please. Appears close to images at Blumea malcolmii Hook.f.
Wild Weed for ID : Lonavala : 200612 : AK-2: Picture taken on the mountain at Karla, Lonawala on 7/3/12. A very small weed growing wild, having single bright yellow flower. The entire plant seemed very hairy. Id please. Its Blumea species ... Do you have a picture showing the basal leaves and please tell us the height of the plant. I checked for more pictures, one more is similar frame. This was a small weed growing on the rocks on the mountain top, due to lack of water. Whole plant less than a feet long. In the monsoon, it could look different. Appears close to images at Blumea malcolmii Hook.f.
Attachments (2). 1 post by 1 author. Pictures taken on 7/3/12 at Karla on a mountain slope. Posted on our group earlier. ... suggested Blumea, ... wanted the height of the plant. (Wild Weed for ID : Lonavala : 200612 : AK-2:) Appears close to images at Blumea malcolmii Hook.f.
identification no070612sn2: Please tell me which Blumea is this. date:jan12 location:mulshi,pune habitat:wild plant habit:herb height:about 1 ft. Appears close to images at Blumea malcolmii Hook.f.
I am not thoroughly sure but similar leaves and structure is observed in Elephantopus scaber This looks like a species of Blumea possibly B. eriantha, a strongly aromatic herb. Thank you ... May be Blumea malcolmii Hook.f.
Asteraceae for ID : Lonavala : 14JUL19 : AK-21 : 7 posts by 4 authors. Attachments (1) A wild plant seen in Karla, Lonavala in the first week of March. Could be Blumea Species? Please check Blumea. To me appears close to Blumea malcolmii as per images, details and references herein and as per comparative images at Blumea Blumea belangeriana? Already identified as Blumea malcolmii as per images, details and references herein and as per comparative images at Blumea
Blumea species Appears close to images at Blumea malcolmii Hook.f.
Talegaon Dabhade Pune Dec 2014 Requesting to Id this wild plant with big leaves with spines. Is this Blumea oxyodonta? there were no flowers or fruits seen ref eFi page on Blumea oxyodonta I think it appears more closer to Blumea malcolmii rather than Blumea oxyodonta as per images, details and references in these links. Blumea sp for ID : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (3) Aromatic herb wild on hillocks near Pune. Maharashtra Checking my old records. Can I have a clue regarding ID of this Blumea? A very small leaved and more of prostate as per image Another image Attachments (1) I think Blumea malcolmii Hook.f. only as per comparative images at Blumea References:
Catalogue of life The Plant List Ver.1.1
GBIF (High resolution specimens) POWO NHN BSI flora of India Blumea malcolmii (C.B. Clarke) Hooker f. [Asteraceae] a new record for the State of Assam, India (Description) India Biodiversity Portal |
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