Plumeria anther!
Mar 11, 2019 • 9:06 AM UTC
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College name: CMR National PU College, ITPL
Sample name: Plumeria. ‘Frangipani trees’ . Apocynaceae, Dogbane family.
Known as Champa
in India!
Sample
collected from and date: Its captive/cultivated in a garden in
Bangalore, IN-KA and it
was
collected on 7 th march 2019.
Sample
observed at and date: CMR
National PU College, ITPL on
8 th march 2019.
Students
involved: Vedant, Chiranth, Siddarth, Shashank, Nandish, Arun
Plumeria flowers appear in clusters, also at the end of the
branches, and are distinctively scented.
Sample name: Plumeria. ‘Frangipani trees’ . Apocynaceae, Dogbane family.
Known as Champa
in India!
Sample
collected from and date: Its captive/cultivated in a garden in
Bangalore, IN-KA and it
was
collected on 7 th march 2019.
Sample
observed at and date: CMR
National PU College, ITPL on
8 th march 2019.
Students
involved: Vedant, Chiranth, Siddarth, Shashank, Nandish, Arun
Plumeria flowers appear in clusters, also at the end of the
branches, and are distinctively scented.
Mature Plumeria tree The petals are waxy with the centre of the flower a different
colour to the rest. For example the most common Plumeria has white
flowers with a yellow centre. There are many varieties ranging from
deep crimson to orange, yellow and white.
colour to the rest. For example the most common Plumeria has white
flowers with a yellow centre. There are many varieties ranging from
deep crimson to orange, yellow and white.
White color champa
Pink color champa
As it can be seen from the above image the color of the anther of Champa is bright yellow.
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