Verbenaceae · Clerodendrum

Jvalamukhi Phulon Ki Bel / Bleeding-Heart

Clerodendrum thomsoniae

Also known as Glory Bower

ClimberMedicinal
Habit
Climber
Found in India
Kerala, Maharashtra, West Bengal & more
Flowering
Throughout the year

Plant Details

Scientific name
Clerodendrum thomsoniae
Genus
Clerodendrum
Habit
Climber
Habitat
Often cultivated in gardens
Habitat type
Cultivated
Native to
Tropical Africa
Found in India
Kerala, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Karnataka, Assam, Goa
Flowering & fruiting
Throughout the year
Conservation status
Not Evaluated (NE)

Leaf characters

Arrangement
Opposite
Simple type leaf character
Type
Simple
Toothed margin leaf character
Margin
Toothed
Pinnate venation leaf character
Venation
Pinnate

Typical of the Verbenaceae family — a field-mark hint, not measured for this exact species.

Flower & fruit characters

Flower symmetry
Bilateral
Inflorescence
Cyme
Fruit
Drupe

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

Local Names

Hindi
ज्वालामुखी फूलों की बेल jvalamukhi phulon ki bel
Bengali
ব্লিডিং হার্ট

About Jvalamukhi Phulon Ki Bel

Bleeding-heart (Clerodendrum thomsoniae) is a climber belonging to the Verbenaceae family (Verbena/Teak family). Members of this family are generally characterised by opposite/whorled simple/compound leaves, spike/raceme/cymose flower clusters, drupe fruit. It is typically found in often cultivated in gardens. It is native to Tropical Africa. It flowers and fruits through much of the year. The species is valued in traditional medicine.

Illustration representing the Verbenaceae family
Botanical family

Verbenaceae

Verbena/Teak family

Jvalamukhi Phulon Ki Bel belongs to the Verbenaceae family.

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