Anant's Ceropegia is a rare herb known only from
several hills around Phonda and Salva in the Konkan region. The leaves
are relatively narrow lanceshaped, light green in color, 5-8 cm long.
The flowers are quite large. They appear on a pinkish stalk and are
more or less completely yellowish green. The petals make up the half of
the flowers length, they sometimes show two dark dots on the inside.
The flower-tube is inflated at base. Sepals are linear, hairy, about 8
mm long. Flowering: August.
Identification credit: Shrikant Ingalhalikar
Photographed at Phonda, Maharashtra.
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