Petiolaris
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Petiolaris is a Latin name often found in taxonomy to refer to a petiole or leaf stalk.:
Species Latin names abbreviations
[edit]- F. petiolaris
- Ficus petiolaris, a species in the genus Ficus
Varieties
[edit]- the sundew "petiolaris complex", a group in the genus Drosera, containing tropical Australian species which live in constantly warm but irregularly wet conditions
- Senna artemisioides ssp. petiolaris, Randell, the woody cassia
- Tilia × petiolaris, a variety in the genus Tilia
See also
[edit]- Drosera dilatato-petiolaris, a plant species in the genus Drosera
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