Passiflora alata yellow glands | The Italian Collection of Maurizio Vecchia

Passiflora alata yellow glands, information, classification, temperatures. etymology of Passiflora alata yellow glands. Discover the Italian Passiflora Collection by Maurizio Vecchia.

Passiflora alata yellow glands | The Italian Collection of Maurizio Vecchia

Systematics (J. Macdougal et al., 2004)

SUBGENUS: passiflora
SUPERSECTION: laurifolia
SERIES: quadrangulares


GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OR ORIGIN:

Northeastern Peru, eastern Brazil. Probable selection of horticultural origin.
 



MINIMUM TEMPERATURE: 7 °C


IDEAL MINIMUM TEMPERATURE: 12 °C


SYNONYMS:

 P. brasiliana Desf., P. latifolia DC., P. maliformis Vell, (non L.), P. mascarensis Presl., P. mauritiana Du Pet. Thouars, P. oviformis Roemer, P. pyriformis DC., P. sarcosepala Barb. Rodr.


ETYMOLOGY:

Denomination referring to the morphology of the square section stem with prominent edges (wings).
This form of P. alata has yellow petiole glands


NOTES:

Chromosomes: n=9, 2n=18.


PHOTOGALLERY:


DESCRIPTION:

Selection of P. alata characterized by yellow petiole glands.
See: https://www.passiflora.it/alata/418/eng/