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(Upload on November 14 2024) [ 日本語 | English ]

Ipomoea L. (サツマイモ) No-asagao (ノアサガオ, 野朝顔), blue morning-glory, perennial morning-glory, purple morning-glory or tall morning-glory Life form: perennial vine, of which stems becoming occaisonally 10 m long Distribution: originally in tropical America and southeastern Asia Habitat: grasslands, forest edges, and roadsides near seacoasts

Leaf: morphologically diverse Flower: ≈ 6 cm in diameter at wild type Use: ornamental (cultivars: ocean blue) Synonyms: Pharbitis congesta (R. Br.) H. Hara Ipomoea learii Knight ex J. Paxton Ipomoea congesta R. Br. Ipomoea acuminata (Vahl) Roem. et Schult. Pharbitis indica (Burm.) R. C .Fang f. albiflora Stone (シロバナノアサガオ)

Ipomoea indica in Japan

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[1-3] on Kushima Island in Nanki-Kumano GeoPark, western Japan, on June 25 2024.