Gnetum ula
Gnetum ula
Liana Key identification features : A large woody dioecious climber with jointed branches at the nodes; Inflorescence is spicate, axillary with many superposed cupular connate bracts called collars, each collar containing unisexual sessile flowers; Seeds are endospermous enclosed with three envelopes forming a pseudo-fruit
About Gnetum ula
Gnetum ula (Gnetum ula) is a liana key identification features : a large woody dioecious climber with jointed branches at the nodes; inflorescence is spicate, axillary with many superposed cupular connate bracts called collars, each collar containing unisexual sessile flowers; seeds are endospermous enclosed with three envelopes forming a pseudo-fruit belonging to the Gnetaceae family (GNETUM FAMILY). It is native to India. Its conservation status has been assessed as Least Concern (LC).
Plant Details
- Scientific name
- Gnetum ula
- Genus
- Gnetum
- Family
- GNETACEAE
- Habit
- Liana Key identification features : A large woody dioecious climber with jointed branches at the nodes; Inflorescence is spicate, axillary with many superposed cupular connate bracts called collars, each collar containing unisexual sessile flowers; Seeds are endospermous enclosed with three envelopes forming a pseudo-fruit
- Native to
- India
- Conservation status
- Least Concern (LC)
Local Names
- Tamil
- Ana Pendu
- Kannada
- Kodkanballi
- Malayalam
- Odal
Botanical family
Gnetaceae
GNETUM FAMILY
Gnetum ula belongs to the Gnetaceae family.
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