Hello,

It looks like IPOMEA flower, if you can provided a better picture with photo for the leaves it will help much in the identification

Thanks

Ipomoea sp. convovulaceae

Its a Ipomoea species (Morning glory flower).

Not sure where you are, but in my former home (State of Arkansas in USA) I'd think first of Ipomoea pandurata.

Though the photograph does not reveal all the required morphological features ,I doubt whether the plant is a species of Ipomoea. Could it be  Ipomea aquatica Forssk.?

surely it is an Ipomoea species of Convolvulaceae.  So many are there and not easy to identify from photographs.  May be Ipomea aquatica

Hi.

I think that this species is Ipomoea aquatica Forssk. It is hygrophilous and we find it at the edge of swamps, streams and irrigation channels. 

Kind regards

Yannis

No doubt it is Ipomoea sp. of family Convolvulaceae. But more clear mage of leaves can be helpful in exact determination of the species.

Photograph showing Ipomea  species belongs to family  convovulaceae. I think this is a Ipomoea obscura (L.) Ker Gawl. obscure morning-glory or I.babata, or I podurata, .

Tiene  mucho a  Turnera de Turneraceae, existente en el Peru

What does it smell like Pholtan? Turnera has a very distinctive smell.  Is Turnera a climber Cesar?

The plant is very close to Ipomoea pandurata (wild sweet potato) which is a perennial herb native to North America.

This is an Ipomoea. For the species, I can not tell what from this picture.

I think that this is one of species from the genus Ipomoea (Convolvulaceae).

 Turnera apparently has flower that is a herbaceae , not liana , agree that it is a Ipomoea 

It is Ipomoea sp.

I request u please upload photograph of plant .

I request u please upload photograph of plant .

It is dangerous to depend identity of plants based on images. Is this a group for professionals or for armatures?The plant to be identified is a species of Ipomaea. The leaves are not to be called as single and it should be simple. we should not waste time in teaching basics. 

Twenty-two responses is quite a bit above normal. Apparently, some researchers found the question kind of fun to play with, as a pleasant break in a day filled with more serious issues. In addition, they helped the student who asked the question feel good about his place in the world.

In any case, I sincerely hope the rest of the week goes better for you.

Ipomoea pandurata.

It is not good prcat ice of plant identification based images

It is always important to say WHERE the plant is, as this helps identification, especially as this is a very international system.

Amazing, and says Dr.? in Botany? strange and unexpected

morning glory (common name)

Ipomoea sp.

we need striation on the petals if its a convolvulaceae no?

FAMILIA  CONVOLVULACEAE, GENERO IPOMOEA

This is a species of Ipomoea, as Martha identified.  Kindly tell me the location of the plant you noticed, wild or cultivated. Then only we can identify the species

this is climber from dry zone of Sri Lanka. wild habitat and cultivated as domestic  medicinal purpose now. somebody told it comes under Argaria Sp.   ????

Cest une convolvulaceae

Ipomoea (Convolvulaceae)

Definitely a species of Ipomoea, Convolvulaceae but a photograph of representative taxa having both vegetative and reproductive parts are needed for species identification.

This is Ipomoea