With its round, white caudex and leaves divided into seven parts, this vining caudiciform plant has a truly exotic look. Its flowers are small, round, and light purple—very much like those of the common morning glory, which makes sense since the morning glory I. nil belongs to the same genus, Ipomoea. It is widely distributed from tropical Asia to Africa.
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IUCN RedList 低危険種
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