Family: Convolvulaceae
Synonym: Jacquemontia
violacea (Vahl) Choisy
Habit:
Climbing herb
Habitat:
Pine rocklands, edges of rockland hammocks, disturbed openings in hammocks and
Keys cactus barrens.
Flowering
& Fruiting: June-August.
Distribution:
Dry tropical biome
Key identification features:
Sky blue Cluster vine is a handsome light climber. The stems are herbaceous,
velvet-hairy to hairless. Flowers are borne in dense cymes, usually with 1-2
flowers opening at any one time. Flower mostly blue, sometimes white. Fruit is
capsular, spherical, brown, hairless. Seeds are brown, hairless.
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