Abelmoschus moschatus or Kapukinissa is a flowering plant that member of the Malvaceae family. It is native to Sri Lanka and India and now naturalized in many other countries. Edible important medicinal plant that 1 or 2 meters tall is consider as a endangered plant. Can be found on scrub jungles, and woodlands in wet zone and dry zone.

Abelmoschus moschatus or Kapukinissa flower
| Common Classification |
| Common Names | Jewel hibiscus, Yorka okra, Musk mallow. |
| Sinhalese Name | Kapu kinissa |
| Category | Weed - Herb - Wild |
| Scientific Classification |
| Scientific Name | Abelmoschus moschatus |
| Family | Malvaceae |
| Genus | Abelmoschus. | Species | A. moschatus |
| Synonym | |
| Ecology |
| Growth Habit | Tree | Status - Native | Indigenous |
| Duration | Annual | Status (controlling) | Endangered |
| Propriety |
| Culinary / Edible | Yes | Other use | n/a |
| Use as Herb | Yes | Poisoned / Toxin | No |
| Identification |
Abelmoschus moschatus or Kapu kinissa plant |
Abelmoschus moschatus or Kapukinissa leaves and buds | |
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