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Swaziland's Alien Plants Database
| Hibiscus trionum L. |
| MALVACEAE |
| bladder ketmia |
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Unknown, Minor problem species |
| Origin: Possibly exotic, origin uncertain |
| Growth Form: Herb |
| Plant Description: Annual or short-lived perennial, up to 1m. It has deeply divided, three to five lobed leaves. The petals are creamy-yellow, 3-4cm long, with a dark purple basal spot and it flowers in summer. The calyx inflates after flowering to form the 'bladder' that encloses the fruit. |
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Photo - flowers

Dave Powell, USDA Forest Service
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Confirmed (herbarium specimen) |
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Suspected |
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