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Description: Erect shrub up to 1.2 m high. Stems greyish or yellowish, covered with short white, silky hairs when young, hairless when older.
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Feb 3, 2016 · Erect shrub up to 1.2 m high. Stems greyish or yellowish, covered with short white, silky hairs when young, hairless when older. Leaves at the ...
Status: Native ; Description: Erect shrub up to ±1.2 m high. Stems covered with short silky hairy when young, glabrous or greyish or yellowish canescent when ...
Ipomoea adenioides is a species of plants with 100 observations.
The native range of this species is S. Tropical & S. Africa. It is a perennial or shrub and grows primarily in the desert or dry shrubland biome.
Ipomoea adenioides Schinz. Common name(s). Synonym(s). 2. Genus. Ipomoea. Family. Convolvulaceae. Flora. World flora. 2observations. Ipomoea adenioides Leaf.
Classification ; kingdom; Plantae ; phylum; Tracheophyta ; class; Magnoliopsida ; order; Solanales ; family; Convolvulaceae ...
Erect shrub up to ± 1.2 m high. Stems shortÂly silky hairy when young, glabrous or greyish or yellowish canescent when older.
The “Bird's Foot” Ipomoea, scientifically known as Ipomoea adenioides, is a captivating vine with distinctively shaped, feathery leaves that resemble a ...
Ipomoea adenioides Schinz 1888 in Namibia. Lifestyle: Producer. Phanerophyte (tree or large woody shrub). Occurrence: Indigenous. Perrennial, Deciduous.