| Dissected-Leaf Sutera |
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| Original date | 3/2/20 11:14 AM |
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Botanical name: Jamesbrittenia dissecta Family: Scrophulariaceae (Figwort family)
Synonyms: Sutera dissecta, Capraria dissecta, Sutera glandulosa
Synonyms: Sutera dissecta, Capraria dissecta, Sutera glandulosa
Dissected-Leaf Sutera is an annual, spreading,
glandular velvet-hairy herb. Leaves are 0.8-1.8 x 03-1 an, ovate in
outline, pinnately cut with toothed lobes basally tapering into short
leaf-stalks. Flowers are nearly stalkless, solitary, in leaf-axils or
in racemes. Sepal-cup is 2.5-3 mm long, 5-partite,
glandular-velvet-hairy. Flowers are white, 5-6 mm long, with a
yellowish tube, petals oblong, blunt, nearly equal. Capsules areabout
3.5 mm long, ovoid-oblong, 2-valved; seeds many, minute, pitted,
yellowish. Dissected-Leaf Sutera is common in dried up ponds and
ditches along roadsides, in India, Bangladesh, Egypt, Sudan. Flowering:
January-February.
| Identification credit: Rahul Sharma, Ankush Dave | Photographed in Morena, Madhya Padesh. |
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