Pterolepis glomerata

(Rottb.) Miq. Species

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Botanical name
Pterolepis glomerata
Family
Melastomataceae
Genus
Pterolepis
Reference
World Flora Online

How to grow Pterolepis glomerata

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Other names for this plant

These names have all been used for Pterolepis glomerata but are no longer the accepted name. You may still meet them on old labels, in books, or in nursery catalogues.

Arthrostema angusturense Arthrostema capitatum Arthrostema salzmannii Arthrostemma angusturense Arthrostemma angusturense Arthrostemma brachyandrum Arthrostemma glomeratum Chaetogastra callichaeta Chaetogastra glomerata Chaetogastra sherardioides Osbeckia glomerata Osbeckia glomerata var. albiflora Osbeckia maritima Osbeckia sipaneoides Pterolepis capitata Pterolepis glomerata var. angustifolia Pterolepis glomerata var. angusturensis Pterolepis glomerata var. brachyandra Pterolepis glomerata var. glaziovii Pterolepis glomerata var. longifolia Pterolepis glomerata var. martiana Pterolepis glomerata var. microphylla Pterolepis glomerata var. peruviana Pterolepis glomerata var. saldanhaei Pterolepis glomerata var. sherarioides Pterolepis hostmannii Pterolepis maritima Pterolepis maritima var. genuina Pterolepis maritima var. robusta Pterolepis paludosa Pterolepis salzmannii Pterolepis sipaneoides Rhexia angusturensis Rhexia capitata Rhexia glomerata Tetrameris brachyandra

Others in Pterolepis

Pterolepis repanda
Pterolepis clidemioides
Pterolepis haplostemona
Pterolepis parnassiifolia
Pterolepis perpusilla
Pterolepis trichotoma
Pterolepis alpestris
Pterolepis buraeavi

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