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Yellow Jewelweed

Impatiens sp.

Photo by Harsha Singh
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Description:

A wildly growing plant.

Species ID Suggestions

Touch-me-not Balsam

Impatiens noli-tangere

Comments (12)

There are several species of Impatiens native to India....so a botanist could definitely help.
I will try to check with local botanists, if there are any. :)
Yes, this one is the closest best. But this one is a little more stripy. Stripes on the side petals too.
is this more like this? http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Datei:Impatiens_parviflora_-_blossom_front_(aka).jpg&filetimestamp=20050725203755
Ok thanks anyway. MM and NP, as Dan suggested even noli-tangere doesn't seen to have the same red stripes. No?
I wish I could, but I'm not sure. Perhaps AshishNimkar can help you.
I agree that it is probably Impatiens but I don't think it's pallida. Your spotting has much more red and yellow color on the petals,
You are right. But wiki says it's native to US.
This appears to be a species of Impatiens...perhaps you can find the species in a local flora

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