Vitaceae · Cissus

Elekombuballi / Cissus

Cissus repens

Climber
Habit
Climber
Found in India
Maharashtra, Assam, Kerala & more
Flowering
July-November

Plant Details

Scientific name
Cissus repens
Genus
Cissus
Family
Vitaceae
Habit
Climber
Habitat
Deciduous and Evergreen forests
Habitat type
Forest
Distribution
Himalayas, India, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Myanmar
Found in India
Maharashtra, Assam, Kerala, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Uttarakhand
Flowering & fruiting
July-November
Conservation status
Not Evaluated (NE)

Leaf characters

Leaf type
Simple (single blade)recorded
Leaf shape
CordaterecordedHeart-shaped, with a notch at the base.It has heart shaped leaves, near them on the stem is the tendril. — Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0
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 Elekombuballi 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

Tamil
செம்பிரண்டை
Kannada
ಎಲೆಕೊಂಬುಬಳ್ಳಿ Elekombuballi, ಮರಡೆ Marade
Malayalam
ചുവന്ന ചുണ്ണാമ്പുവള്ളി

About Elekombuballi

Cissus (Cissus repens) is a climber in the Vitaceae family. In India it has been recorded in Maharashtra, Assam, Kerala and 6 other states. It grows in deciduous and Evergreen forests. Flowering and fruiting run from July to November.

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Botanical family

Vitaceae

Grape family

Elekombuballi belongs to the Vitaceae family.

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