Скачать или смотреть Hibiscus acetosella. Clade-Rosids. Order-Malvales.Family-Malvaceae.

Organism name-Hibiscus acetosella.
Clade-Rosids.
Order-Malvales.
Family-Malvaceae.
Undershrubs, usually dark reddish purple throughout. Stems woody, and with line of curved hairs, branches rarely sparsely pubescent with simple or stellate hairs or usually glabrous. Leaves simple, palmilobed or palmiparted, alternate, broadly ovate, base truncate to broadly cuneate, lobes narrow obovate-elliptic, apex acute to acuminate, reddish brown, glabrate both above and beneath, petiole pubescent above, stipules linear lanceolate. Inflorescence usually axillary or subterminal, solitary or lax panicles, by the reduction of the upper leaves. Flowers bisexual, pedicel slender, jointed near the middle, epicalyx 3 or more, base connate, rarely absent, calyx 5 lobed, distinctly nerved, campanulate, lobes triangular, base connate, valvate, with nectarines, apex acuminate, persistent, corolla showy and large, reddish brown, campanulate or cylindric. Staminal column usually shorter or almost as long petals, straight, maroon colored, base wide, filment apex truncate or 5-dentate, anthers basifixed, throughout or in the upper half. Ovary superior, 5 locular, rarely up to 10 locular, axile placentation. Fruit capsule, globose-cylindrical.
Medicinal uses ( Take advice from professional advisors before use)- The leaves can be used as a post-fever tonic and as a treatment for anaemia and used for washing babies and young children who have body pains.

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