File:Hibiscus hirtus.jpg
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Family: Malvaceae Distribution: Common in waste lands and scrub jungles of tropical India. Suffrutescent herb of 1 mt tall, Leaves ovate oblong, serrate, acute, stellately hairy, Flowers 1 cm across, solitary axilary, white, drooping, Flower through out the year.The fruit of Hibiscus hirtus is a capsule, subglobose, 0.6 cm across, seeds reniform, brown and hairy |
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| Author | Lalithamba from India |
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