Seddera secundiflora
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NameSeddera secundiflora
Scientific NameSeddera secundiflora Jaub. & Spach
Plant FamilyConvolvulaceae
Natural HabitatThis species is found growing on cliff sides in arid regions, such as Ayun in Oman, at altitudes around 2,200 feet.
Parts Usedwhole_plant
Medicinal Actions
Traditional UsesSpecific traditional medicinal uses for Seddera secundiflora are not widely documented in available ethnobotanical literature.
Preparation Methods
Contraindications & WarningsNone widely documented.
Cultivation NotesSpecific cultivation notes are not widely documented for this wild species, which is adapted to arid, rocky habitats.
Rarityuncommon
Description
Seddera secundiflora is an erect shrublet characterized by grey stems and small, alternate, silvery leaves. When in fruit, it produces globular, purplish capsules, approximately 4 mm in diameter, with a pointed apex. These capsules are typically found 1-2 in the leaf axils, arranged in a spike-like inflorescence.
