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Ipomoea lacunosa f. purpurata

Ipomoea lacunosa f. purpurata ("Benibanamameasagao")

Japanese name: ベニバナマメアサガオ (紅花豆朝顔)
Scientific name: Ipomoea lacunosa f. purpurata

Ipomoea lacunosa f. purpurata

[Overview]
A twining annual.
The whole plant is almost hairless.
The vine branches freely, grows to several meters, and twines around other objects.
Leaves are alternate, ovate-round, sometimes 3-lobed, and abruptly pointed at the tip.
The leaf margin is entire.
Flowers are borne 1–3 per inflorescence arising from the leaf axils, and the inflorescence is shorter than the leaves.
The flowers are funnel-shaped, about 2 cm across, shallowly 5-lobed with pointed lobe tips, and star-shaped when seen from the front.
The flower color is pale purple.
The flower stalk is densely covered with wart-like projections.
The fruit is flattened-spherical with long hairs on the upper part.

Details

Names
Japanese: ベニバナマメアサガオ(紅花豆朝顔)
Life form
Herbaceous climber
Habit
Terrestrial
Flowering season
June, July, August, September, October
Distribution or origin
North America
Growth form
Climbing
Leaf shape
Simple leaf (unlobed), Lobed leaf
Leaf arrangement
Alternate
Leaf margin
Entire
Flower color
Purple
Flower diameter
20
Leaf color
Green

Translated from our Japanese encyclopedia. If anything differs, the Japanese page is correct.

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