Salacia chinensis L., Mant. Pl. 2: 293 293 1771. (Syn: Salacia prinoides (Willd.) DC.; Tontelea prinoides Willd.); ¿ say-luh-SEE-ah ? -- genus perhaps named for Salacia, Neptune's wife, goddess of sea in Roman mythology ... Wikipedia chi-NEN-sis -- of or from China ... Dave's Botanary commonly known as: Chinese salacia, holly-leaved berried spindle tree • Kannada: ಏಕನಾಯಕ ekanayaka • Konkani: निसळ बोंडी nisal bondi • Malayalam: ചെറുകൊരണ്ടി cherukoranti, ഏകനായകം ekanayakam • Marathi: सप्तरंगी saptarangi • Sanskrit: सप्तचक्र saptachakra, एकनायक ekanayaka, पीतिका pitika • Tamil: சுண்டன் cuntan, கருக்குவை karukkuvai • Telugu: నేరాణి nerani • Tulu: ಏಕನಾಯಕೆ ekanayake
Celastraceae fortnight :: Salacia chinensis near Gorai creek :: DV15 : 8 images. 3 posts by 2 authors. Salacia chinensis L. ... also placed in Hippocrateaceae near Gorai creek on 15 DEC 13 Yeah. Wonderful. Please check the current name please. Thank you very much ... The name seems correct; I am not able to find any site that puts it as synonym.
Please identify this climber - NS 161012 -1: Attachments (4 + 6). 12 posts by 5 authors. Photographed on my property at Shahapur. Please identify this climber. It was collected from Radhanagari / near Kholapur. It is not Cassine glauca. It may be Salacia chinensis.....not sure, though. I agree, some species of Salacia Yes it is a species of Salacia. The leaves seem to be Salacia chinensis Thanks ... Affirmative. It is Saptarangi [Salacia chinensis]. Sending a few photographs It is vegetative Salacia chinensis plant. It will grow both as a climber and shrub     ¿ say-luh-SEE-ah ? -- genus named for ¿ Salacia, Neptune's wife, goddess of sea ? chi-NEN-sis -- of or from China ... Dave's Botanary commonly known as: Chinese salacia, holly-leaved berried spindle tree • Malayalam: ചെറുകൊരണ്ടി cherukoranti • Marathi: सप्तरंगी saptarangi • Sanskrit: सप्तचक्र saptachakra • Tamil: சுண்டன் cuntan, கருக்குவை karukkuvai • Telugu: nerani botanical names: Salacia chinensis L. ... synonyms: Salacia prinoides (Willd.) DC. • Tontelea prinoides Willd. ... The Plant List (2013). Version 1.1. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Photographed near Gorai creek on 15 DEC 13 Well, to add to your vernacular name list, this plant is Eka naayaka/ एक नायक/ ಏಕ ನಾಯಕ in Kannada. Oh thank you very much ..., for this name in Kannada (thanks too for providing it in native script). Will soon update my notes. The name is intriguing - as if there is some story why it earned such name ! REVISED (names added) ... commonly known as: Chinese salacia, holly-leaved berried spindle tree • Kannada: ಏಕನಾಯಕ ekanayaka • Malayalam: ചെറുകൊരണ്ടി cherukoranti, ഏകനായകം ekanayakam • Marathi: सप्तरंगी saptarangi • Sanskrit: सप्तचक्र saptachakra, एकनायक ekanayaka, पीतिका pitika • Tamil: சுண்டன் cuntan, கருக்குவை karukkuvai • Telugu: నేరాణి nerani • Tulu: ಏಕನಾಯಕೆ ekanayake Another name added ... • Konkani: निसळ बोंडी nisal bondi
Salacia sp : 7 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (4) Salacia sp. Moodbadri. Endangered plant Salacia species in eFloraofindia (with details/ keys from published papers/ regional floras/ FRLHT/ FOI/ Biotik/ efloras/ books etc., where ever available on net) i think Salacia oblonga ? Fruit epicarp is smooth with reddish colour seems to be Salacia chinensis only. I hope it contains 1 seed. Salacia chinensis L. old name Salacia prinoides DC. distributed in Indo-Malesia region. Common in Moist deciduous forests and sacred groves. Yes it has one seed. Thanks for ID I think it's S. chinensis. The flowers are the easy tool to distinguish this species
SS_1_June_2018_Request_for_ID_Validation:Salacia chinensis L. : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (14) Could you please validate that, the below photos of two separate climbing shrubs are of the same species: 'Salacia chinensis L.' from Celastraceae family. The photos are taken from two different shrubs near to each other (I have tagged the photos as 'ClimbingShrub1' and 'ClimbingShrub2') Shrub 1 was flowering very sparsely, only 3 flowers seen. No fruits. Shrub 2 had just one fruit and no flowers. Location: Charkop- sector 8, Kandivali West, Mumbai Date: 29th-May-2018 Habitat: small forest patch, next to a pond Details of the shrub: Both were Climbing shrubs, Both had opposite leaves but the leaves had a lot of variation in shape as can be seen in photos. Leaf apex varied from shortly-acuminate to subobtuse. You are right. All the pictures are of Salacia chinensis L. [Celastraceae]. |
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