Please help me identify these plants

16 years ago

Sorry, I know that it's quite a lot, but please help me identify as many as possible the name of 11 plants posted in the link below.

I have tried Yahoo Answer, but I have not received any answer. Please help me, thanks!

Here is a link that might be useful: Plants

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Iris GW
16 years ago
Your profile says you live in Malaysia. Are these plants in Malaysia? #3 looks like Partridge Berry (Mitchella repens) but that is some we find in the Eastern United States, so I'm not sure it would be accurate to say that it is that.
carol23_gw
16 years ago
#2 and # 6 look very similar, possibly a Dioscorea.
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GingerBlue
16 years ago
I agree with Carol on #2 and #6, they look like Dioscorea.

#1...poor pic, but maybe, just might be Lycium...Wolfberry. It definitely strikes me as a Solanaceae.

#4 Coreopsis.

#5 Very blurry, but it does have some resemblance to Chickweed, Stellaria media.

#7 Very poor picture. Could be a lily, a grass, a palm?? Who knows!

#8 Reminds me of White Lettuce, or Prenanthes. But with one leaf it's hard to tell.

#11 Definitely, 100% sure it's Lamiastrum galeobdolon.

Sadly, these could be easily identified by many of this forum's regulars if only you had provided better pictures.
gardenguru1950
16 years ago
1. ?
2. Dioscoraea
3. Mitchella -- but NOT in Malaysia
4. An epiphytic orchid, possibly Dendrobium
5. ?
6. Dioscoraea?
7. Another epiphytic orchid, possibly Dendrobium
8. ?
9. ?
1. ?
2. Pilea nummularia (P. nummularifolia)
zfc89 -- It would be worth your while to tell us where this photos were taken.

Joe
zfc89
Original Author
16 years ago
Sorry, I took that photos using my cheap K510i. Yes, I'm from Malaysia and I took that photo from Forest Research Institute Malaysia. Thanks for helping me identify.

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