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Ipomoea biflora

Botanic Family
Convolvulaceae
Author
(Linnaeus) Persoon

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Geographical Habitats

Natural Habitats

Flowering Times

Fruiting Times

Herbaceous annual or perennial hairy or downy slender twiner, erect plant or creeper. Mucronulate glabrescent or hairy trilobed leaves 100mm x 60mm, villous beneath, pilose stems & petioles. 1-3 flowered axillary cymes of 19mm with minute bracts to 3mm, villous peduncles, white or pink flowers with dark spot at base, calyx 6mm long, hairy sepals 8mm x 4mm, pale mauve or white corolla 30mm x 20mm, 9mm diameter glabrous 4-valved seed capsule with persistent sepals 8mm x 6mm. Annual twiner or trailer with pilose stems, hairy leaves 50mm long, inflorescence with minute bracteoles, sepals 8mm long pilose on back, purplish corolla. Glabrous capsule 6mm diameter with persistent sepals.

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