Gloriosa superba L., Sp. Pl. 305 1753. (Syn. Gloriosa rothschildiana O'Brien, Gloriosa simplex L., Gloriosa speciosa (Hochst.) Engl., Methonica superba (L.) Crantz ....); Andaman Is.; Angola; Assam; Bangladesh; Benin; Borneo; Botswana; Burkina;
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Vietnam; West Himalaya; Windward Is.; Zambia; Zare; Zimbabwe as per Catalogue of Life; glo-ree-OH-suh -- from the word gloriosus glorious or handsome ... Dave's Botanary soo-PER-buh -- superb ... Dave's Botanary commonly known as: glory lily • Bengali: উলট চন্ডাল ulata chandala • Gujarati: દૂધિયો વછનાગ dudhiyo vachnag • Hindi: बचनाग bachnag, कलिहारी kalihari, लांगली langali • Kannada: ಅಗ್ನಿಶಿಖಾ agnishikha • Konkani: आर्ती arti, वाग wag • Malayalam: കിത്തോന്നി kithonni, മേന്തോന്നി menthonni • Marathi: बचनाग bachnag, कळलावी kal-lavi, खड्यानाग khadyanag • Nepali: नेपाली केवारा Nepali kewara •Oriya:ଅଗ୍ନିଶିଖା agnisikha • Punjabi: ਮੁਲੀਮ mulim • Sanskrit: अग्निसिखा agnishikha, कलिहारी kalihari • Tamil: காந்தள் kandhal • Telugu:అడవినాభి adavinabhi, అగ్నిశిఖ agnishikha, లాంగలము langalamu • Tibetan: la nga li • Tulu: ಬಲಿಪಬೂರು balipaburu ... and several more names: climbing lily, creeping lily, fire lily, flame lily, gloriosa lily, Malabar glory lily, superb lily, tiger claw • Hindi: झुमका jhumka, निस्पृहा nispriha • Kannada: ಅಕ್ಕತಂಗಿ ಬಳ್ಳಿ akkatangi balli, ಗೌರಿಹೂ gaurihu, ಕಾಲಿಹರಿ kalihari, ಕೋಳಿಕಟುಕನ ಗಡ್ಡೆ kolikatukana gadde, ಲಾಂಗುಲಿಕ langulika, ನೆಲಗುಲಿಕ nelagulika • Malayalam: കാന്തള് kandal, പറയൻ ചെടി paraya-ceti • Marathi: अग्नीमुखी agnimukhi, नखस्वामिका nakhaswamika, वाघचबका vaghachabaka • Oriya: ଅବା ଲାଙ୍ଗଳିଆ aba langalia, ଆଙ୍ଗଳିଆ angalia, ବିଷଲାଙ୍ଗଳ bishalangala, ବିଶଲ୍ଯା bishalya, ଗର୍ଭଘଟନ garbhaghatana, ଜାଙ୍ଗଳ jangala, ଲହଲାଙ୍ଗଳିଆ lahalangalia, ମେହେରିଆ ଫୁଲ meheriaphula, ପଞ୍ଚାଙ୍ଗୁଳ panchangula, ଶକ୍ରପୁଷ୍ପୀ shakrapushpi, ଶିଖା shikha, ସୁନନ୍ଦା sunanda • Sanskrit: अग्निजिह्व agnijihva, अग्निमुखी agnimukhi, अमूला amula, दीप्त dipta, गैरी gairi, गर्भघातिनी garbhaghatini, हली hali, इन्द्रपुष्पी indrapushpi, इन्दुपुष्पिका indupushpika, कलिकारी kalikari, कन्दली kandali, लाङ्गलक langalaka, मनोजवा manojava, नक्ता nakta, पुषा pusha, पुष्पसौरभा pushpasaurabha, तृषा trsha, वह्निचक्रा vahnichakra, वह्निवक्त्रा vahnivaktra, वह्निशिखा vahnishikha, विद्युज्ज्वाला vidyujjvala, विशल्या vishalya, व्रणहृत् vranahrt • Tamil: அக்கினிச்சிலம் akkiniccilam, அனந்தை anantai, அனரவன் anaravan, அதரவன் ataravan, சேவகன்பூடு cevakan-putu, இலாங்கலி ilankali, இந்திரபுஷ்பம் indirapushpam, இஞ்சம் injam, இரதி irati, இறும்பு irumpu, கலப்பைக்கிழங்கு kalappai-k-kilanku, கார்த்திகைப்பூ karttikai-p-pu, கோடை kotai, கோடல் kotal, குருசம் kurucam, மேற்றோன்றி merronri, மிலாங்கிலி milankili, நாலி nali, நாபிக்கொடி napi-k-koti, நாவியம் naviyam, பற்றை parrai, தோன்றி tonri, தொண்டி tonti, தோட்டி totti A rare medicinal plant- used in treatment of intestinal worms, infertility and skin diseases. State flower of Tamil Nadu and National flower of Zimbabwe There is a postal stamp issued by the Postal Department of India for this flower. The underground part is a white prostrate rhizome which can be used for cultivation but these are supposed to be too poisonous for handling.
Flora of Haryana: Gloriosa suprba from Village Amin Kurukshetra Haryana: Today me and ... went for a plant hunting trip to District Panipat, Karnal and Kurukshetra District of Haryana. Although we could get about 10 species which we had not seen earlier, but our last aim was to catch Gloriosa superba. While Going by train from Delhi to Chandigarh or Punjab side Amritsar Etc, near to Kurukshetra there is a small station Named as Amin. You can see this plant easily there while sitting in train on western side, from beginning of September to mid October. This grows as wild there but information is that this plant was introduced in that area. This plant bears so beautiful flowers I shot more than 50 pics of this. Now I am sharing about 15-20 pics with you. Hope you will like them
Forest Fire: Photographed in my forest at Shahapur today. The Glory Lily [Gloriosa superba] generally flowers between August to October. This one is a straggler. Glad to hear that besides the farm ... is maintaining a private forest. Congratulations ... May God bless you. Wish you the pink of good health.
Efloraofindia_ Gloriosa superba_021111PD04_ Flora of Odisha]: sending the photograph of Gloriosa superba from Ranpur Name of the species: Gloriosa superba Place of collection: Ranpur, Odisha Habit: Climber Habitat: Wild, Scrub forests Altitude: 250 m above msl Thanks for sharing. For us it is mere Gloriosa superba but on the basis of medicinal properties, habitat etc. the Traditional Healers categorize it in different types. For example the Traditional Healers of Chhattisgarh Plains describe about 35 types of Jhagadhin i.e. Gloriosa whereas Healers of Niyamgiri describe 20 types of Gloriosa. We know that it is toxic plant but new students of Traditional Healers chew it in front of villagers on the eve of Rishi Panchami. They join the "class" on Hareli Amavasya and learn how to deal with toxic herbs like Gloriosa. On the eve of Rishi Panchami based on the performances they are declared as new Healers. Many Indian farmers are cultivating it under my technical supervision. I am encouraging them to adopt Vedic Farming Methods. Beautiful photographs of Glory Lily. It used to be placed in the family Liliaceae. Searching 'Plant List' I found that it is now placed in the family Colchicaceae. A new family for me. So thought of sharing. The APG III system places it in the order Liliales, and the family includes some two hundred species of herbaceous perennials with rhizomes or corms. Interesting facts... I am very fond of this plant... and flowers... I have a few questions, hope you'll take time to respond to them... they are not idle questions.... 1: do the tribal healers have their own name list of all the varieties, have you written them up someplace where I can see the list? you mentioned 20 or more varieties are recognized by the healers... 2: What is Vedic method of farming? This is not an idle question... am studying vedic math to go with my other vedic studies... such as ayurvedic medicine and studying vedas, starting with RIgveda... SO PLEASE RESPOND IN COMPLETE DETAILS>>> I can not handle utube...just so you can direct me to correct links... so I can read... pdf or word-doc files... A rare medicinal plant- used in treatment of intestinal worms, infertility and skin diseases. Interesting to know that the same species is common here in Western ghats too..... Images of Gloriosa superba (Glory Lily): Sharing the images of Gloriosa superba (Glory Lily) from Anaikatti, Coimbatore. State Flower of Tamil Nadu. Habitat: Wild Habit: Climber eArticles on Gloriosa in Ecoport.org http://ecoport.org/ep?Plant=14378&entityType=PL****&entityDisplayCategory=eArticles Nice set of photographs !! To complement them please check my photographs at this link
Gloriosa superba L. from Herbal garden CCSHAU Hisar family- Cochicaceae Very nice close up of the seeds of Forest Glory I first time saw its ripened seeds there!!!!!!!!!! Glory Lily flowering: Photographed on my property at Shahapur yesterday. The Glory Lily [Gloriosa superba] had also commenced flowering. My previous photographs of this are available in the archives of this group. imp ayurvedic med plant
VoF Week: Gloriosa superba from the way to Joshimath near Pipalkoti: Gloriosa superba from the way to Joshimath near Pipalkoti Nicely captured ... this was before Joshimath, ... and could be sighted only at few places.
Gloriosa superba from Pune-160912-NS1: I Found glory lilies flowering in Aug at three different locations - 1. Urawade Village. 2. Karbhorwadi Village. 3. On Way to Lavasa. Month- Aug 12. Sp.-Gloriosa superba, Liliaceae. Common names- Tiger Claw, Glory Lily, kal-lavi.
On way to Kas. Liliaceae A wonderful picture SIr! Beautiful colour combinations
ID requested DSC3247: Picture taken in Durgapur (W.B.). Date: 30/09/2012 It’s a vine, nearly covering the whole of a thorny bush of around 6 ft. height & fruit/seed the size of 2” having shape of miniature coco pod. No smell in flowers. Flowers having different shape color & size according to blooming period. Gloriosa superba (कळलावी )
Floral Picture of the year 2012- B. Rathinasabapathy: Flame Lilly (Gloriosa superba) In Tamil காந்தல் மலர். State flower of Tamil Nadu and National flower of Zimbabwe There is a postal stamp issued by the Postal Department of India for this flower. Fantastic pictures ...; this flower has spectacular colours - various shades of flame. Crisp beautiful pictures of a plant liked by many. I have added this to Flora Picture 2012 Fine picture with nice smooth background! This glory lily was a common species near my home in the low altitude valley of Himalaya during my childhood. Unfortunately, the plant has been uprooted for commercial interest all around in the Himalaya. It has now become rarer. The tuberous underground part is medicinal and it is the mean of persistence for the plant as it produces little seeds; whatever are produce, rarely germinate.
Attaching two images on symbiosis. ( a ) Blue Mormon butterfly on Gloriosa superba (GLORY LILY)
Gloriosa superba L., Fam Colchicaceae (= Liliaceae), leaf tip tendril climber, tuber plough shaped, poisonous, tuber and seeds are contains mutagen colchicine, thiocolchicoside is produced from the colchicine extracted from the seeds. it is used in gout arthritis. Commercially cultivated in Taminadu and Andhrapradesh, tubers are sold at the rate of rs. 250 per kg, seeds are sold @rs. 1000- 1500 per kg. Farmlands adjoining Bannerghatta National Park Bangalore August 24th 2014 Gloriosa superba Glory Lily yes. rich source of colchicine. Nice pictures Names of Plants in India :: Gujarati names for Gloriosa superba : 3 posts by 2 authors. I found two names દૂધિયો વછનાગ dudhiyo vachnag and varhavardi mentioned in The Useful Plants of India published by NISCAIR, and some sites on internet. Please help with varhavardi in native script. I tried combinations of વર્હ / વર્હા AND વરદી / વરધી / વર્ધી ... but could not succeed. You are right on the mark with the first Gujarati name - દૂધિયો વછનાગ - of Gloriosa superba. The second one is that of Ehretia laevis Roxb. Please refer to my post in an earlier thread linked herewith. Thank you very much ... for the validation and clarification. Great help!
Names of Plants in India :: Gloriosa superba L. : 3 posts by 3 authors. via Species > G > Gloriosa superba L. ... family: Colchicaceae, also place in Liliaceae
The flower of Malabar Glory Lily is the State Flower of Tamil Nadu (kandhal, Tamil: காந்தள்). botanical names: Gloriosa superba L. ... synonyms: Clinostylis speciosa Hochst. • Eugone superba (L.) Salisb. • Gloriosa speciosa(Hochst.) Engl. • Methonica superba (L.) Crantz ... and many more listed at The Plants List (2013). Version 1.1.Show trimmed content Glorious !!
TSP-DEC2015-67-240:Images of Gloriosa superba (Colchicaceae) : 5 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (7) It is my pleasure to share few images of Gloriosa superba (Colchicaceae) ....Presenting the stages in blooming and fruiting. Habit: Climbing shrub Habitat: Dry deciduous forests Sighting: Chikmagalur and Tumkur districts of Karnataka, about 900 msl Date: 13-07-2014, 21-07-2014, 16-08-2014 and 21-10-2014 superb Thanks ... I too wish you a fabulous 2016
Attaching two collages on blooming of Glory Lily (Gloriosa superba). In the first collage one can see the stages of growth of flower bud of Glory Lily. It is interesting to note that initially the bud is upright and as the time passes it takes a down turn. Second collage gives the stages of opening of the bud. It is interesting to note that petals open up and take a up turn. Thank you for the effort, seeds are having more demand and market value, mostly hand pollinated by the growers, In Moolanur near Dindugul Tamilnadu it is cultivated in 1000 acres 100 ton seeds produced, current market price of 1kg seed is Rs 3000/-
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'Fruits of Glory': Was at my farm at Shahapur today with my friend ... Photographed dehisced capsules of Glory Lily [Gloriosa superba] which had escaped frugivorous birds as they were hidden in a thicket. - First time I too am seeing the seeds. I saw the flowers growing in the forests of Ghodbunder in the early 1950s and have seen planty in Tamil Nadu (after all it is our State Flower) but have not noted the fruit or seeds. - Those who are in Chennai may see plenty of these plants with flowers and fruits along the coastline scrub jungle (Mahabalipuram road). I have seen many times. - Yes this plant is abundant in TN and now it entered cultivation for the medicinal and export value of its tubers, fruits, seeds. - This is really a rare picture! Its difficult to see mature seeds in wild plants.
flora of Jamwa ramgarh Sanctury,Jaipur,Rajastan: Hindi name कलिहारी Scientific Name Gloriosa superba (Syn. G. rothschildiana, G. speciosa, G. simplex, Methonia superba) Family Colchicaceae Photo taken Jamwa ramgarh Sanctury, Jaipur, Rajastan, India At- medicinal prosperities with beauty Description 27.8.2010
GLORIOSA SUPERBA: This is the time for Gloriosa superba (Glory Lily) to bloom. I have seen this flower in the wild, in Dehradun, Tezpur, Pachmarhi Udhampur and other places. Attaching an image of Gloriosa superba at different stages of bloom. You may like it. The state flower of Tamil Nadu and extensively cultivated for commercial purposes. Naturally grown along the east coast off Chennai.
gloria superba: yesterday, at my place, alibaug Yes .... is right this is Gloriosa superba. Please avoid touching the roots and as they are poisonous. Gloriosa superba with leaf tip tendrils....whenever i see the flowers they give me feeling as if they are saying that," oh! i cant stretch myself beyond that". flower buds open and then petals just go on turning backwards to their extremes.... yes Gloriosa superba pls read my publication about that Called as Kalihari in our area Attaching 2 more articles on this species. Hope it would be interesting for many of us. not poisonous... they have /are rich in colchicine... I touch them all the time.. and they are sold in sutton seeds shop bare, all and sundry touch them without any gloves... You are right as far as edibility goes: SHOULD NOT BE EATEN though... Here is a picture of Glory lily taken from Kasara. Here is one more photo of Glory lily want to plant gloriosa superba : 8 posts by 7 authors. I have a small patch of land near Neral (60km from Mumbai) and would like to plant Glory lily (gloriosa superba). I have often seen this in wild or near villages. Any idea how one can plant this? Would it grow if I simply plant a small branch? Gloriosa superba has tuberous roots. Some seeds are also available but not commonly sold here. Digging up wild tubers and planting may help It depends on what you believe. In Jharkhand tribals have negative myths about Gloriosa superba and hence they cut all the plants growing near their houses. The underground part is a white prostrate rhizome which can be used for cultivation but these are supposed to be too poisonous for handling. when i was planting this at my place I was told that this is too dangerous to deal with. I WAS TOLD THAT THIS PLANT IS so poisnous that it was used by LTTE instead K4FECN6. The plant is easily grown from bulbs. I tried once in a pot, but it did not flower eventhough the leaves are beautiful having tendrils at the end.
Hooghly Today : Gloriosa superba L. : Attachments (5). 6 posts by 3 authors. Bengali names :
To me; it is Gloriosa superba of Liliaceae. 'Menthonni' in Malayalam. The climber's tuber is highly poisonous. As usual your postings are as glorious as Gloriousa superba ! This is the state flower of Tamil Nadu. Occur naturally on the East Coast road (Chennai to Mahabalipuram Road) and also grown on commercial scale in some parts of T N for medicinal uses. Tamil: கலப்பை கிழங்கு Kallappai kilangu • Malayalam: Kithonni, Mendoni • Telugu: అగ్నీసిఖా Agnisikha • Kannada: ಅಗ್ನೀಸಿಖೆ Agnisikhe, karadikanninagadde, siva-raktaballi, siva-saktiballi • Thank you very much for the compliments and added info. I also found this plant growing in the wild, inside a village thicket. flowers, fruits and seeds, recorded yesterday (14.9.13) The pods are not ripe. Please check this link Thank you ..., also found flowers - efi thread. wonder how many plant species are there in your farm! Thanks a bunch for the wonderful uploads of Gloriosa fruits & seeds ... But after checking ... link I am terribly confused which one is the seed. You have got me clearly bowled out! I copy entry from FBI - "Capsule large ..... Seeds subglobose ..... " Attaching a plate that might help. Thanks ... Here are some more : The one with the coffee locust (never seen before) is spectacular, and also the series - efi thread. This much i could find. Thanks for presenting a clearer picture; thanks for the trouble taken. Well, ..., i am still not satisfied and want to learn more on this. Just for precaution, this plant is supposed to be highly poisonous, especially seeds and tubers, so be safe.... Gloriosa Superba, Rothschildiana, other colours and Tacca black and white. : 1 post by 1 author. I am from Malaysia. I require help in getting some seeds and tubers of the Gloriosa Lily and Tacca. They are native plants of Malaysia but could not be found in plant nurseries - probably because no one wants to grow a lily considered as a weed that is poisonous too! The Australian actually went gallivanting in the rainforest, took home Taccas and make huge commercial nurseries! Cultivating methods using seeds take too long, might as well sow zinnias today and it sprouts tomorrow. Digging up the bulbs if found growing somewhere in the rain-forest is another matter. I think the phrase is 'Have trowel, will travel'. I know that India grows loads of this plant for medicinal purposes SO can I have help in procuring these tubers and seeds? Agricultural companies only sell in bulk. I have bought tubers from e-bay and they arrived badly crushed and useless. Seeds ordered were never delivered (got a refund)! I am willing to fork-out the expenses incurred in getting these items; circa 10 bulbs of mixed colours if possible and seeds too. Can PAYPAL be used in India? If not, kindly suggest other methods. I feel that it is important to appreciate native plants, not just imported roses! I hope I can get a response soon because end of the year is a good year for planting as the temperature drops by a few degrees.
Fwd: FLOWERS IN OUR GARDEN: GLORIOSA SUPARBA ( GLORY LILY ) : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (1) I migrated from erstwhile East Pakistan in 1964. In 1974 I was undergoing training at Indian Military Academy at Dehradun. During one of the out door exercise I came across a flower which I have not seen earlier. The shape and the colour of the flower attracted me. I plucked one flower and kept it in my note book. That dry flower is still with me after so many years. I came to know about the identity of this flower only in 1976 when I was at Pachmarhi. I am referring to Gloriosa superba (GLORY LILY). I brought some roots of the plant from Tezpur in 2003. The plants are doing well in our garden. Attaching a collage of the plant.
Gloriosa superba L. : 3 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (4) Location: 12 Mile, Kalimpong, India Date: 23 May 2017 Altitude: 4000 ft. Nepali Names : हरितालि फूल Haritaali Phool / केवारा Kewaaraa / लंगली Langalee / अग्निशिखा Agnishikhaa
Fwd: SYMBIOSIS 949 : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (1) Attaching a collage of a male Common Mormon visiting flowers of Gloriosa superba (GLORY LILY / ULAT CHANDAL)
Gloriosa superba L. from Assam KD 07 2017 : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (4) Date :11.07.2017 Location: Assam Family : Colchicaceae Genus & species : Gloriosa superba L. Habitat: Grows wild on roadside. Habit : Herb
Gloriosa superba : 3 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (3) - 2 MB each. Found on road side, from Sriperumbudur to Thiruvallur near Chennai. Tamil Nadu's State flower. It resembles exactly like flame with yellow and red color. It is the state flower of Tamilnadu. Plenty along the sea coast.
Fwd: GLORIOSA SUPERBA ( GLORY LILY ) : PODS : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (1) Attaching a collage of pods of Gloriosa superba (GLORY LILY). I will upload another collage once the seeds are exposed. I never tried the seeds to germinate.
SYMBIOSIS : 1413 : 3 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (1) Attaching a collage of Common Mormon (male) visiting flowers of Gloriosa superba (GLORY LILY).
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