Vitaceae · Cissus

Pani Bel

Cissus repanda

Climbing shrub
Habit
Climbing shrub
Found in India
Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttarakhand & more
Flowering
February-September

Plant Details

Scientific name
Cissus repanda
Genus
Cissus
Family
Vitaceae
Habitat
Semi-Evergreen forests, also in sacred groves
Habitat type
Forest
Native to
Indian subcontinent
Distribution
India, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Indo-China
Found in India
Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttarakhand, Arunachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu
Flowering & fruiting
February-September
Conservation status
Not Evaluated (NE)

Leaf characters

Leaf type
Simple (single blade)recorded
Leaf surface
Glabrous (smooth, hairless)recorded

Typical of the family

Arrangement
Alternate
Toothed margin leaf character
Margin
Toothed
Palmate venation leaf character
Venation
Palmate

Characters marked “recorded” are for Pani Bel itself; the rest are typical of the Vitaceae family.

Flower & fruit characters

Inflorescence
Cyme
Fruit
Berry

Typical of the Vitaceae family — flowering plants only; individual species can differ.

Local Names

Hindi
पानी बेल pani bel
Nepali
झुलेती jhuletee
Telugu
గుమ్మడి తీగ gummadi thige, నేలబొడ్డు nelaboddu, పసుపు గోదాని తీగ pasupu godani thiga
Kannada
ಎಲೆಕೊಂಬು ಬಳ್ಳಿ elekombu balli, ಮುಡಿ ಬಳ್ಳಿ mudi balli
Marathi
गेंदाळ gendal

About Pani Bel

A member of the Vitaceae family, Pani Bel (Cissus repanda) is a climbing shrub. In India it has been recorded in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttarakhand and 3 other states. It grows in semi-Evergreen forests, also in sacred groves. Flowering and fruiting run from February to September.

Illustration representing the Vitaceae family
Botanical family

Vitaceae

Grape family

Pani Bel belongs to the Vitaceae family.

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