Perennial herb ; up to 2 m tall , arising from a top-shaped to irregularly rounded tuber . Stems climbing , glaucous , glabrous . Leaves opposite , 5−10 x 2–3 mm , linear , base narrowing , apex acute , margins entire , ciliate , glabrous , falling soon . Inflorescences sessile in 2−5-flowered axillary pedunculate cymes , peduncle up to 4 mm ; pedicels 8−12 mm . Flowers purplish grey blotched on white and then greyish white with darker veins above ; calyx 5- lobed , lobes ± 5 mm , subulate ; corolla tubular , 5-lobed above , 20−28 mm , with a basal globose base and a cylindrical tubular portion expanding into funnel-shaped above , greenish below , purplish grey blotched on white and then greyish white with darker veins above ; basal inflated part of tube 6–8 mm , with purple papillae ; lobes 26–30 mm , linear , margins reflexed , whitish with purple-grey veins and hairs , connivent and then diverging and converging again and fusing to form a second cage 8–11 mm long ; corona in 2
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Very Rare
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Ceropegia botrys K.Schum.
Ceropegia mansouriana Chaudhary & Lavranos
Ceropegia nuda Hutch. & E.A.Bruce
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