Ajuga integrifolia Buch.-Ham., Prodr. Fl. Nepal. 108 1825. (Syn: Ajuga alba (Gürke) Robyns; Ajuga bracteosa Wall. ex Benth. [Illegitimate]; Ajuga bracteosa f. alba Gürke; Ajuga bracteosa var. canescens (Benth.) Engl.; Ajuga bracteosa var. crenata Benth. [Illegitimate]; Ajuga bracteosa var. densiflora (Wall. ex Benth.) Hook.f.; Ajuga crenata Chiov.; Ajuga densiflora Wall. ex Benth.; Ajuga hyosciami Wall. ex Benth.; Ajuga integrifolia var. canescens (Benth.) Cufod.; Ajuga remota Benth.; Ajuga remota var. canescens Benth.); Perennial stoloniferous plant; Basal leaves spatulate to oblanceolate, up to 6 cm long on about 1 cm long petioles, villous especially on younger parts; stems up to 30 cm tall with sessile obovate to suborbicular leaves up to 15 mm long, margin irregularly undulate crenate; upper verticillaters forming a spike; calyx with linea-subulate teeth with villous ciliate margins; corolla purplish with slightly exserted tube; stamens somewhat exserted; nutlets oblong-obovoid.
Kindly id this wild herb seen near Naukuchia Tal on the 23/3/13. Very tiny plant with purple flowers. This one is Ajuga bracteosa... Lamiaceae (including Verbenaceae) Fortnight : Lamiaceae : Ajuga bracteosa : Uttarakhand : 18MAY15 : AK-37 : 37/39 : 1 post by 1 author. Attachments (2) Posted earlier, identified by ...
ajuga bracteosa growing in a fallow field a few kilometers from dehradun second week of marc
Lamiaceae sp. ABAPR01/25 : 8 posts by 5 authors. Attachments (2) This one too was with the pimpernel and bindweed. Please help with the ID. Lamiaceae sp. Gaggal Airport, Kangra, HP 1300m approx 18 April 2015 Ajuga sp. probably A.prviflora. I agree with your identification Thank you ... I had posted Ajuga parviflora some time ago here (Re: [efloraofindia:217533] Mint family?/ABMAR09). That sample was distinctly more hairy, leaves lighter green with red tips and flowers tinier. The new flower I photographed yesterday was larger, leaves more purplish and less hairy. Therefore, I assumed it was not A. parviflora. I am attaching the earlier pictures here again for reference. Please advise. 2 images. I think only two species found in your area are Ajuga parviflora & Ajuga integrifolia (Syn: Ajuga bracteosa Wall. ex Benth. [Illegitimate]) as per Ajuga Pl. check the keys at Species with description & keys in Flora of Pakistan FOI pages are at Small-Flowered Bugleweed (Ajuga parviflora) & Bracted Bugleweed (Ajuga integrifolia) In my opiniion it should be Ajuga bracteosa.
Ajuga bracteosa Wall. ex Benth., Pl. Asiat. Rar. 1: 59. 1830. Perennial stoloniferous plant; Basal leaves spatulate to oblanceolate, up to 6 cm long on about 1 cm long petioles, villous especially on younger parts; stems up to 30 cm tall with sessile obovate to suborbicular leaves up to 15 mm long, margin irregularly undulate crenate; upper verticillaters forming a spike; calyx with linea-subulate teeth with villous ciliate margins; corolla purplish with slightly exserted tube; stamens somewhat exserted; nutlets oblong-obovoid. Photographed from Batote in J & K state
This is also occasionally found in Siwaliks, please provide id for this.. tentatively I have placed this as Ajuga bracteosa ? Yes ... I think you are right.
Lamiaceae (Incl. Verbenaceae) Fortnight: Ajuga sp. from Gori Valley- NS May 66/66 : 2 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (5) Please suggest if the posted plant can be Ajuga bracteosa or any other species of Ajuga.. Recorded from Gori Valley area.. Ajuga bracteosa I think.
This is quite common in Haryana Siwaliks, please correct the id if required, I have been taking this as Ajuga bracteosa ...recorded from Morni Hills, Haryana..
This herb was recorded from under-shade of a tea garden near Darjeeling... please help to reach specific id of this Ajuga.. This might be Ajuga lobata, as the leaves are unique from other species. To me it appears close to illustration of Ajuga bracteosa var. bracteosa Wall. ex Benth. rather than that of Ajuga lobata at
27122011GS1 a herb from Chakrata Deovan area for ID: Small herb growing along Chakrata Deovan Road, photographed in September Leaves mostly basal, spathulate gradually narrowed towards petiole, up to 4 cm long, covered with soft woolly hairs Flowers on short erect inflorescence, in axils of reduced floral leaves Flowers small, bearly 4 mm long, white unopened Habit suggests Ajuga of Lamiaceae but could be some thing else Please help in ID It looks like Ajuga parviflora Benth. and this is very common species inside Pine forest (Pinus roxburghii). It is also known as NEELKANTHI, dorsal surface side of leaves have Purplish-blue colour. It is Ajuga parviflora. Looks different from other images at Ajuga parviflora Benth. I think it is more closer to images at Ajuga integrifolia Not with congested clusters. Pl. see Lamiaceae (Incl. Verbenaceae) Fortnight: Ajuga for specific id from Chakrata- NS May 02/02
I photographed this one atop Triund. It was growing underneath a rock. I have no idea where to start looking. Please advise. Triund, HP 2900m 07 August 2016. I see the possibility of this being Ajuga sp... Yes, ... has pointed to Ajuga which I also support. Thank you ... I will consult my books and report what I find. Ajuga species in eFloraofindia (with details/ keys from published papers/ regional floras/ FRLHT/ FOI/ Biotik/ efloras/ books etc., where ever available on net)
I think closer to images at Ajuga integrifolia Buch.-Ham.
Location: Sourinee, Mirik, India Date: 21 April 2017 Altitude: 4200 ft. I think close to images at Ajuga integrifolia Buch.-Ham. Thank you ...! Nepali Names: रातो पाते अमिलो झार Raato Paate Amilo Jhaar / निल पाते Nil Paate / निल फल Nil Phal References: |
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