Phyteuma

Translingual Etymology mul :lbor grc:φῠ́τευμᾰ 1 mul grc φῠ́τευμᾰ that which is planted, a plant. Proper noun 1 n genus family Campanulaceae rampions, of Europe and Morocco Hypernyms genus ; Campanuloideae subfamily subfamily Hyponyms genus Phyteuma nigrum species (black rampion), Phyteuma orbiculare species, (round-headed rampion), Phyteuma spicatum species (spiked rampion) species Descendants la Phyteuma 1 Further reading 1 1 1 mul Asterales order plants Latin Etymology la :bor mul:Phyteuma 1 1 Pronunciation Phyteuma Noun Phyteuma<3.both> la taxonomic name A phyteuma; a plant of the genus Phyteuma genus. la fr,la Monographie des Campanulâees Alphonse de Candolle Paris 1830 210 […] quibus characteribus non solùm à Phyteumatibus, sed etiam ab omnibus Campanuleis distat. […] in which characters it differs not only from the Phyteumas, but also from all Campanulas. la 1838 Enumeratio plantarum Provinciæ Talysch et regionum adjacentium. Bulletin de la Socit impriale des naturalistes de Moscou 1 293 Ab affini Ph. limoniifolio haud ægre dignoscitur foliis caulinis diminutis, floralibus dilatatis calyces, etiam fructiferos, basi involucrantibus, nec non capsulis basi ventricosis, quæ in Ph. limoniifolio basi quasi in pedicellum attenuatæ sunt; ad Campanulam virgatam Labill. etiam accedit, sed hæc planta certe ad Phyteumata pertinet. fr,la Moscow la 1849 Diagnoses plantarum orientalium novarum 11 Pierre Edmond Boissier Paris 71 Species insignis propè C. Stevenii collocanda, corollâ partitâ transitum ad Phyetumata Podantha optimum præbens. Declension Phyteuma<3.both> la Asterales order plants