Kenyan Morning Glory
Ipomoea jaegeri
In grazed grassland habitat near Insinya, Kajiado, Kenya, Africa. December 2014.
SUCCULENT SHRUB: Thick, silvery stems reach 50 cm tall forming many-stemmed clumps.
FLOWERS: The flowers are large and showy. Color is purple with darker throat.
LEAVES: The leaves are linear, about a cm wide and 10 cm long.
RANGE: This grassland/savanna plant is native to Kenya.
FRUIT: The fruits are dry capsules with typically four large seeds.
UNARMED.
