Ipomoea fissifolia
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NameIpomoea fissifolia
Scientific NameIpomoea fissifolia (McPhers.) Eckenw.
Plant FamilyConvolvulaceae
Natural HabitatFound on steep hillsides among shrubs and small trees, particularly on tumbled and eroded sharp-toothed limestone rocks at elevations of 1400-1450 meters. It is locally abundant on trees and rocks in its native range, specifically noted in Michoacán, Mexico.
Parts Usedleaf,flower
Medicinal Actions
Traditional UsesNo specific traditional medicinal uses are documented in the provided image or metadata.
Preparation Methods
Contraindications & WarningsNo known contraindications are mentioned in the provided information.
Cultivation NotesThrives in rocky, limestone-rich soils on steep hillsides, preferring a habitat among shrubs and small trees. It is adapted to elevations around 1400-1450 meters.
Raritycommon
Description
A woody vine, typically growing 4-6 meters long with a base up to 1 cm thick. It features an erect inflorescence on peduncles that can reach up to 50 cm, bearing zygomorphic corollas that are dark bronzy red to green with a faint red tinge.
