Floristic exploration for the family Convolvulaceae in Upper
Gangetic Plains of India resulted in the addition of five species (Cuscuta
campestris Yunck., Ipomoea quamoclit L., Ipomoea triloba L., Ipomoea
capitellata Choisy var. multilobata Bhellum and Ipomoea laxiflora Chowdhery and
Debta) to the flora of Allahabad district. The details including photographs,
scientific names, vernacular names, distinguishing characters, associated
plants, phenology, habitat, locality of collection, field number are mentioned
in the present paper.
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