Distimake hasslerianus
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NameDistimake hasslerianus
Scientific NameDistimake hasslerianus (Chodat) A.R.Simões & Staples
Plant FamilyConvolvulaceae
Natural HabitatThis species is native to Argentina, specifically found in the Misiones province, San Ignacio department, within the fields of Teyú Cuare. It thrives in sandy-clay soil conditions, often in areas with exposed rocks.
Parts Used
Traditional UsesNo traditional medicinal uses for Distimake hasslerianus are documented in the provided metadata or herbarium specimen.
Contraindications & WarningsNo specific contraindications or drug interactions are known or documented for Distimake hasslerianus from the available information.
Cultivation NotesAs a creeping plant, Distimake hasslerianus would likely prefer well-draining, sandy-clay soils, mimicking its natural habitat. It may require ample space to spread or suitable support if cultivated as a climber.
Rarityuncommon
Description
Distimake hasslerianus is a herbaceous, creeping vine, characterized by its slender stems and cordate to reniform leaves. The plant produces white, sticky flowers, as noted in the original collection data.
