These plants are found in close ties in a field of Saccharum ravennae, especially along the roads.
Can anyone please help me id the species? Is it some sort of buckthorn?
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- is it a planted ? It looks like a pruned ornemental.
- better views of phyllotaxy are necessary, as well as a focus on an undamaged leaf
Difficult to identify a plant without flowers and fruits. This plant does not seems to be the member of Rhamnaceae family.
Streblus asper Lour. (Moraceae) is correct identification by Dipti Das.
@Dr. Arvind Singh and Dipti Das,
Thank you for the help. Just, a short query, can Strebulus asper be kept under size by pruning? Google is giving photos of a huge tree. The grassland I studied is under regular maintenance by tea garden authority.
in the domination of Saccharum ravennae, other plants roughly form just shrubs to woody shrubs.
@ Dr. Marc Phillipe
These plants are under open area management (subject to grazing also) but not ornamental. I am sorry could not have leaf shot. will try to get one in next visit.
I am adding few more photos for a better understanding of all about the place of the plant in S. ravennae dominated area. Looking forward to your response :)
I think yes. Please have a look at this link.
http://www.mixph.com/tips-on-bonsai-making/comment-page-1/
Dear Muntasir,
Clerodendrum infortunatum L. (= Clerodendrum viscosum Vent.) of Lamiaceae family is also visible in the latest images posted by you.
Sincerely,
Dr. Arvind Singh
Try it on google image search and research on the similar and then detail on family and further... or else send it to a plant taxonomist for correct ID.
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