Clerodendron infortunatum Gaertn.

Common Name : Hill glory bower
Family : Verbenaceae

HABIT

A SHRUB.

STEMS

ERECT, 0.5–4 M HIGH, WITH NO BRANCHES.

LEAVES

SIMPLE, OPPOSITE; BOTH SURFACES SPARSELY VILLOUSPUBESCENT, ELLIPTIC, BROADLY ELLIPTIC, OVATE OR ELONGATE OVATE, 3.5–20 CM WIDE, 6–25 CM LONG, DENTATE

FLOWERS

INFLORESCENCE IN TERMINAL, PEDUNCLED, FEWFLOWERED CYME; FLOWERS WHITE WITH PURPLISH PINK OR DULL-PURPLE THROAT, PUBESCENT.

FRUITS

BERRY, GLOBOSE, TURNED BLUISH-BLACK OR BLACK WHEN RIPE, ENCLOSED IN THE RED ACCRESCENT FRUITING-CALYX.