Malvaceae · Sida

Maisoor Bala / Sticky Fanpetals

Sida glutinosa

Undershrub
Habit
Undershrub
Found in India
Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh
Flowering
Throughout the year

Plant Details

Scientific name
Sida glutinosa
Genus
Sida
Family
Malvaceae
Habitat
Hills and way sides, on the slopes
Distribution
Tropical America introduced to the Old world
Found in India
Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh
Flowering & fruiting
Throughout the year

Leaf characters

Arrangement
Alternate
Simple type leaf character
Type
Simple
Lobed margin leaf character
Margin
Lobed
Palmate venation leaf character
Venation
Palmate

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

Flower & fruit characters

Inflorescence
Solitary
Fruit
Capsule

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

Local Names

Bengali
আঁঠালো জুঙ্কা Aanthaalo Junka
Gujarati
મૈસૂર બલ Maisoor Bala
Hindi
मैसूर बला Maisoor Bala
Kannada
ಅಂಟುತುತ್ತಿ Antuthutti
Konkani
धाकटी तुपकटी Dhakti Tupkati
Malayalam
മൈസൂരു കുറുന്തോട്ടി Mysooru Kurunthotti
Marathi
म्हैसूर बला Mhaisoor Bala
Odia
ମହୀଶୂର ବଳା Mahisura Bala
Rajasthani
मैसूर बला Maisoor Bala
Tamil
புளவத்துரட்டி Pulavathuratti; வட்டக் குருத்தாங்கண்ணி Vata Guruthankanni
Telugu
కుండి వెలగ Kundi Velaga
Tulu
ಅಂಟುಕಡೀರ್ Antukadeer

About Maisoor Bala

Sticky Fanpetals (Sida glutinosa) belongs to the Malvaceae family, where it grows as a low shrub. In India it has been recorded in Tamil Nadu and Madhya Pradesh. It grows in hills and way sides, on the slopes. It flowers and fruits through much of the year.

Illustration representing the Malvaceae family
Botanical family

Malvaceae

Mallow/Hibiscus family

Maisoor Bala belongs to the Malvaceae family.

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