Description
- Flowers of Strychnos nux-vomica are white or greenish white and fragrant.They occur in many flowered terminal cymes.
- Calyx is five lobed, pubescent, and small, about 2 mm in size, while corolla is salver shaped and has five lobes.
- Corolla tube is cylindrical, greenish white inside and slightly hairy near the base. Stamens are five in number and have short filaments.
- Fruit is an indehiscent berry, 5–6 cm in diameter, thick shelled, orange-red when ripe with fleshy pulp.
- Seeds are discoid, compressed, and coin like, concave on one side and convex on the other, and covered with fine grey silky hairs.
- Flowering occurs from March to May and fruits mature up to December
Seed specifications:
- CommonName : Strychnos Nux-Vomica
- Flowering Season :Feb-Apr
- Fruiting Season ;Nov-Mar
- No.of Seeds per kg : 750
- Germination Capacity :30%
- Time Taken for Initial Germination : 25 days
- Time Taken for Germination Capacity : 55days
- Germinative Energy : 20%
- Plant Percentage : 20%
- Purity Percentage : 100%
- Moisture Percentage : 12%
- No. of Seedling Per Kg : 150
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