Ipomoea obscura
Family: Convolvulaceae
Common Name: Obscure Morning Glory, Small White Morning Glory
Origin: native to parts of Africa, Asia, and certain Pacific Island
Reference: Wikipedia (uh oh, I know this is not the most reliable reference), also PhytoImages
- the seed is toxic if ingested
- parts of the plant are also toxic if ingested
- this is cultivated in gardens in the US
- it has a maroon throat
- there are 500 species of Morning Glory Ipomoea ssp
- Moonflower Ipomoea alba is a similar-looking plant that only flowers at night




weeds and other plants
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