paniculatus
Translingual
Etymology
Latin pānicula (“tuft, swelling”) + Latin -ātus
Adjective
paniculatus m (feminine paniculata, neuter paniculatum)
- (taxonomy) A specific epithet for many plants that have tufts, tufted
Derived terms
- Aeschynomene paniculata (pannicle jointvetch)
- Amorpha paniculata (panicled false indigo)
- Andrographis paniculata (creat, green chireta)
- Bartonia paniculata (twining screwstem)
- Begonia paniculata
- Buddleja paniculata
- Canna paniculata
- Carex paniculata
- Celastrus paniculatus (black oil plant, climbing staff tree, intellect tree)
- Centaurea paniculata (Jersey knapweed)
- Chisocheton paniculatus
- Clematis paniculata
- Clerodendrum paniculatum
- Combretum paniculatum
- Cynanchum paniculatum
- Eichhornia paniculata
- Eucalyptus paniculata (grey oronbark)
- Fuchsia paniculata
- Grevillea paniculata
- Gypsophila paniculata
- Hydrangea paniculata
- Indigofera paniculata
- Ixia paniculata
- Kalanchoe paniculata
- Lycopodium paniculatum
- Mallotus paniculatus
- Miscanthus paniculatus
- Olea paniculata
- Olearia paniculata
- Phleum paniculatum
- Phlox paniculata
- Polygala paniculata
- Pseudocaryopteris paniculata
- Santalum paniculatum (mountain sandalwood)
- Saxifraga paniculata
- Tachigali paniculata
- Talinum paniculatum (flameflower)
- Tephrosia paniculata
- Tournefortia paniculata
- Uniola paniculata