Pelargonium

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Hort. Kew. 2: 417 (1789)

Synonymous genera:

Dibrachya (Sweet) Ecklon & Zeyher (0)
Geraniospermum Kuntze (0)

Illustrated species in this genus: 802

Pelargonium abbreviatum Tratt.
abbreviatus,-a,-um; from abbreviatus, : shortened

Pelargonium abrotanifolium Jacq.
abrotanifolius,-a,-um; from Abrotanum, synonymous genus (), and folius, : with leaves as those of Artemisia abrotanum L.(q.v.)

Pelargonium abutiloides Sweet
abutiloides; from Abutilon, genus (Malvaceae), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: resembling Abutilon Miller(q.v.)

Pelargonium aceroides Sweet
aceroides; from Acer (Aceris), genus (Aceraceae), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: resembling maple(q.v.)

Pelargonium acetabulosum Sweet
acetabulosus,-a,-um; from acetabulosus,

Pelargonium acetosum (L.) L’Hérit.
acetosus,-a,-um; : pre-linnaean names for sorel and other acid tasting plants (derived from the Latin acetum, vinegar)

Pelargonium acidum Sweet
acidus,-a,-um; : sharp, sour in taste, acid

Pelargonium acraeum R.A.Dyer
acraeus,-a,-um; : of windy places, of hiltops

Pelargonium actinogramma Tratt.
actinogrammus,-a,-um; from Gr. aktis (aktinos), ray; gramma, written character, letter, writing, inscription

Pelargonium acugnaticum Thouars
acugnaticus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium acutangulum Tratt.
acutangulus,-a,-um; from L. acutus, acute, pointed; angulus, corner, angle: sharp-angled

Pelargonium acutidentatum Sweet
acutidentatus,-a,-um; from L. acutus, acute, pointed; dentatus, toothed, dentate

Pelargonium acutilobum Sweet
acutilobus,-a,-um; from L. acutus, acute, pointed; lobus, lob

Pelargonium adelinae Tratt.
adelinae;

Pelargonium adulterinum L’Hérit. ex Aiton
adulterinus,-a,-um; from adultus,

Pelargonium adventitium Sweet
adventitius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium aemulum Sweet
aemulus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium aestivale E.M.Marais
aestivalis,-is,-e; from L. aestivus, summer: of the summer, flowering in the summer

Pelargonium affine Colvill ex Sweet
affinis,-is,-e; from L. ad [af], near to, at; finis, border: laying close to the border, similar to, resembling another species

Pelargonium affluens Sweet
affluens;

Pelargonium agathosmum Tratt.
agathosmus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium agonizans Tratt.
agonizans;

Pelargonium albinotatum Sweet
albinotatus,-a,-um;

Geraniospermum alchemillodes (L.) Kuntze
alchemilloides; from Alchemilla, genus (Rosaceae), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: species resembling Alchemilla(q.v.)

Pelargonium alchemilloides (L.) Aiton
alchemilloides; from Alchemilla, genus (Rosaceae), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: species resembling Alchemilla(q.v.)

Pelargonium alienatum Tratt.
alienatus,-a,-um; from L. alienatus (from L. alienus, strange, foreign, alien), become a stranger to, get estrangled from, : strange, divergent, different

Pelargonium allenii Sweet
allenii; named after Allen (?-?),

Pelargonium alstromeriae Tratt.
alstromeriae;

Pelargonium alternans J.C.Wendl.
alternans; from L. alternans (from L. alternare, to alternate), alternating

Pelargonium althaeoides (L.) L’Hérit.
althaeoides; from Althaea, genus (Malvaceae), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: species resembling Althaea(q.v.)

Pelargonium altum Sweet
altus,-a,-um; from L. altus, heigh

Pelargonium amaryllidis Tratt.
amaryllidis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium amauron Tratt.
amauron;

Pelargonium amicum Hoffmanns. ex F.Dietr.
amicus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium amoenum Sweet
amoenus,-a,-um; from L. amoenus, charming, pleasing

Pelargonium ampliatum Tratt.
ampliatus,-a,-um; from L. ampliatus (from L. ampliare, to enlarge, increase), enlarged

Pelargonium amplissimum J.C.Wendl.
amplissimus,-a,-um; from L. amplus, large: very large, superlative of amplus

Pelargonium anacampton Sweet
anacampton;

Pelargonium anemonifolium Jacq.
anemonifolius,-a,-um; from Anemone, genus (Ranunculaceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Anemone(q.v.)

Pelargonium annae-imperatricis
; --

Pelargonium annesleyanum Sweet
annesleyanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium anomalanthum Tratt.
anomalanthus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium anomalum Sweet
anomalus,-a,-um; from Gr. anomalos, (from an -, privative; homalos, smooth) rough, uneven, by extension deviating from the the regular rule, i.e. irregular or unequal: unlike its allies, anomalous

Pelargonium anosmon Tratt.
anosmon;

Pelargonium anthriscifolium Sweet
anthriscifolius,-a,-um; from Anthriscus, genus (Umbelliferae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Anthriscus(q.v.)

Pelargonium antonianum Tratt.
antonianus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium apiifolium J.Jacq.
apiifolius,-a,-um; from Apium, genus (Umbelliferae), and folius, (q.v.)

Geraniospermum appendiculatum (L.f.) Kuntze
appendiculatus,-a,-um; : bearing one or more small appendages, appendaged

Pelargonium aquilinum Tratt.
aquilinus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium ardens Lodd.
ardens; : glowing, furnished with irritating(burning) hairs

Pelargonium ardescens Sweet
ardescens;

Pelargonium argutum Sweet
argutus,-a,-um; from L. argutus, being clear, strangely often used as sharply toothed or notched by botanists

Pelargonium aridum R.A. Dyer
aridus,-a,-um; from L. aridus, dry: of dry habitats, dwelling in dry soil

Pelargonium armatum Colvill ex Sweet
armatus,-a,-um; from L. armatus, armed: with spines, thorns, prickles, awns, stinging hairs etc.

Pelargonium artemisiifolium DC.
artemisiifolius,-a,-um; from Artemisia, genus (Compositae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Artemisia(q.v.)

Pelargonium articulatum Willd.
articulatus,-a,-um; from L. articulatus (from articulus, a small joint), with small joints, articulated

Pelargonium asarifolium (Sweet) D. Don
asarifolius,-a,-um; from Asarum, genus (Aristolochiaceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Asarum(q.v.)

Pelargonium asperifolium Sweet
asperifolius,-a,-um; from L. asper, rough; folium, leaf: with rough leaves, rough-leaved

Geraniospermum astragalifolium (Cav.) Kuntze
astragalifolius,-a,-um; from Astragalus, genus (Papilionaceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Astragalus(q.v.)

Pelargonium astrantiifolium Hoffmanns.
astrantiifolius,-a,-um; from Astrantia, genus (Umbelliferae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Astrantia(q.v.)

Pelargonium atkinsianum Sweet
atkinsianus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium atrofulgens J.Kern.
atrofulgens;

Pelargonium atrofuscum Sweet
atrofuscus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium atropurpureum Sweet
atropurpureus,-a,-um; from L. ater (atri), black, clothed in dark; purpureus, purple: dark-purple

Pelargonium atrosanguineum F.Dietr.
atrosanguineus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium atrovirens Sweet
atrovirens;

Pelargonium atrum L’Hérit.
atrus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium augustissimum Tratt.
augustissimus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium augustum Link
augustus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium aurantiacum Sweet
aurantiacus,-a,-um; from L. aurantium, orange: resembling a ripe orange (in colour), orange

Pelargonium aurareum Tratt.
aurareus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium auriculiflorum Tratt.
auriculiflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium auritum (L.) Willd.
auritus,-a,-um; from L. auritus (from auris, ear), eared, auriculate: with (especially) long ears, long-eared

Pelargonium australe J.Jacq.
australis,-is,-e; from L. australis (from L. auster (austri), south), southern: of the south, growing in southern regions, growing in the southern hemisphere

Pelargonium avronianum Sweet
avronianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium azaleae Tratt.
azaleae;

Pelargonium baileyanum Sweet
baileyanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium bakerianum Sweet
bakerianus,-a,-um; named after (18341920),

Pelargonium baldinianum Tratt.
baldinianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium balsameum Jacq.
balsameus,-a,-um; from L. balsamum, fragrant gum, balsam: balsam-like, yielding a fragrant gum, fragrant

Pelargonium barbatum Jacq.
barbatus,-a,-um; from L. barba, beard: with tufts of hair, bearded

Pelargonium undulatum Aiton f.
undulatus,-a,-um; from L. undula (dim. of unda, wave), small wave: wavy, undulate

Pelargonium barclayanum Sweet
barclayanus,-a,-um; named after Robert Barclay (1751-1830),

Pelargonium barnardianum Sweet
barnardianus,-a,-um; named after E. Barnard (1786-1861),

Pelargonium basiicum Sweet
basiicus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium baumannianum Tratt.
baumannianus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium beadoniae Sweet
beadoniae;

Pelargonium beaufortianum Pers.
beaufortianus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium belladonna Sweet
belladonna; from Ital. bella donna, beautiful lady: In allusion to the beauty of the plant (Amaryllis bella-donna L.) or to its use in eye-drops to dilate the pupils of the eyes and hence increase their beauty (Atropa bella-donna L.)

Pelargonium bellulum Sweet
bellulus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium benguellense (Welw. ex Oliver) Warb.
benguellensis,-is,-e; : named after the Benguella district in Angola

Pelargonium bentinkianum Willd.
bentinckianus,-a,-um; named after (17741839),

Pelargonium berteroanum Spin
berteroanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium betonicum Jacq.
betonicus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium betulinum (L.) L’Hérit. ex Aiton
betulinus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium bicolor (Jacq.) L’Hérit.
bicolor; from L. bi(s), twice; color, colour: of two colours

Pelargonium biflorum Sweet
biflorus,-a,-um; from L. bi(s), twice; flos (floris), flower: with two flowers or capitules, two-flowered

Pelargonium bifolium Willd.
bifolius,-a,-um; from L. bi(s), twice; folium, leaf: 2-leaved

Pelargonium bipartitum DC.
bipartitus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium bipinnatifidum Sweet
bipinnatifidus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium bishopae Sweet
bishopae;

Pelargonium bivulnerum Tratt.
bivulnerus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium blandfordianum Sweet
blandfordianus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium blandum Sweet
blandus,-a,-um; from L. blandus, pseasing, alluring, nice

Pelargonium blattarium Jacq.
blattarius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium bluntianum Sweet
bluntianus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium boranense Friis & M.G.Gilbert
boranensis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium bowkeri Harvey
bowkeri; named after James Henry Bowker (1822-1900),

Pelargonium boyleae Sweet
boylei; ,

Pelargonium brayanum Tratt.
brayanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium breesianum Sweet
breesianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium brightianum Sweet
brightianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium broughtoniae Sweet
broughtonii; ,

Pelargonium brownii Sweet
brownii; named after (18491934),

Pelargonium bryoniifolium Sweet
bryoniifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium bubonifolium Pers.
bubonifolius,-a,-um; from Bubonium, synonymous genus (), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Bubonium(q.v.)

Pelargonium bullatum Jacq.
bullatus,-a,-um; from L. bullatus (from bulla, bump), bumped, bistered, bullate

Pelargonium burdinii Colla
burdinii; ,

Pelargonium burnettianum Sweet
burnettianus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium calamistratum Sweet
calamistratus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium calliston Sweet
calliston;

Pelargonium callodon Tratt.
callodon;

Pelargonium calocephalon Sweet
calocephalon;

Pelargonium calographicum Tratt.
calographicus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium calycinum Sweet
calycinus,-a,-um; from L. calyx (calycis), calyx: with conspicuous or persistant calyx

Pelargonium campyliiflorum Sweet
campyliiflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium candicans Sprengel
candicans; from L. candicans, white, whitish: white or with white woolly hairs

Pelargonium candidum Hoare ex Sweet
candidus,-a,-um; from L. candidus, glossy white, pure white

Geraniospermum capillare (Cav.) Kuntze
capillaris,-is,-e; from L. capillaris (from capillus, hair), hair-like, very slender

Pelargonium capitatum (L.) L’Hérit.
capitatus,-a,-um; from L. caput (capitis), head: flowers arranged in head-like inflorescences or plants with other head-shaped structures

Pelargonium carbasinum Sweet
carbasinus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium carbonatum Tratt.
carbonatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium cardiifolium Sweet
cardiifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium carinatum J.C.Wendl.
carinatus,-a,-um; from L. carinatus (from carina, keel (of a ship)), keeled, carinate

Pelargonium carinatum Sweet
carinatus,-a,-um; from L. carinatus (from carina, keel (of a ship)), keeled, carinate

Pelargonium carnescens Sweet
carnescens;

Pelargonium carneum Jacq.
carneus,-a,-um; from L. caro (carnis), flesh: resembling meat, flesh-coloured

Pelargonium carnosum L’Hérit.
carnosus,-a,-um; from L. carnosus (from carnem, flesh), fleshy: flesh-like, thick and soft textured

Pelargonium carolinae-augustae
; --

Pelargonium carolinaeum Tratt.
carolinaeus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium cartilagineum Sweet
cartilagineus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium caryophyllaceum Sweet
caryophyllaceus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium castaliifolium Tratt.
castaliifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium castum Tratt.
castus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium caucalifolium Jacq.
caucalifolius,-a,-um; from Caucalis, genus (Umbelliferae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Caucalis(q.v.)

Pelargonium cavrianum Tratt.
cavrianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium caylae Humbert
caylae;

Pelargonium cephalanthum Tratt.
cephalanthus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium ceratophyllum L’Hérit.
Ceratophyllum;

Pelargonium cerinum DC.
cerinus,-a,-um; from L. cerinus, with the colour of bee-wax, waxy-coloured

Pelargonium cernuum Tratt.
cernuus,-a,-um; from L. cernuus, drooping, facing downwards, nodding

Pelargonium chaerophyllum Sweet
Chaerophyllum;

Pelargonium chamaedrifolium Jacq.
chamaedrifolius,-a,-um; from chamaedrys, ; L. folium, leaf

Pelargonium chamaerhodon Tratt.
chamaerhodon;

Pelargonium charlwoodii Sweet
charlwoodii; ,

Pelargonium chelidoniifolium Sweet
chelidoniifolius,-a,-um; from Chelidonium, genus (Papaveraceae), and , (q.v.)

Pelargonium chelidonium DC.
Chelidonium; : Ancient Greek plantname which is derived fom chelidon, swallow. The tradition is that the herb flowers when the swallows arrive. Cf Gerald (Historie of Plants Lib. 2, p. 435) "It is called Celandine not because it first springeth at the comming in of Swallowes, or dieth when they go away (for as we have said, it may be found all the yere) but because some hold opinion, that with this herb the dams (dam = mother, usually of a beast) restore side to their yong ones when they cannot see. Which things are vain and false; for Cornelius Celsus, lib. 6. witnesseth, That when the sight of the eies of divers yong birds is put forth by some outward means, it will after a time be restored by it selfe, an soonest of all the sight of the Swallow: whereupon (as the same Author saith) the tale grew, how thorow an herb the dams restore that thing which healeth of it selfe. The very same does Aristotle alledge, lib. 6. de Animal. The eies of Swallows (saith he) that are not fledge, if a man do pricke them out, do afterwards grow againe and perfectly recover their sight."

Pelargonium chenopodifolium Sweet
chenopodiifolius,-a,-um; from Chenopodium, genus (Chenopodiaceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Chenopodium(q.v.)

Pelargonium christophoranum Verdc.
christophorianus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium chrysanthemifolium Sweet
chrysanthemifolius,-a,-um; from Chrysanthemum, genus (Compositae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Chrysanthemum(q.v.)

Pelargonium chrysosplenium Tratt.
Chrysosplenium;

Pelargonium circumscriptum Tratt.
circumscriptus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium clarum Sweet
clarus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium clathratum Sweet
clathratus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium clementinae Tratt.
clementinae;

Pelargonium clintoniae Sweet
clintonii; ,

Pelargonium coarctatum Sweet
coarctatus,-a,-um; from L. coarctatus, pressed together, bunched, contracted

Pelargonium coburgiae Tratt.
coburgiae; ,

Pelargonium coburgianum Tratt.
coburgianus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium coeleste Tratt.
coelestis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium coilophyllum Sweet
coilophyllus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium colleyanum Sweet
colleyanus,-a,-um; named after Colley (?-?),

Pelargonium columbinum Jacq.
columbinus,-a,-um; from L. columba, pigeon: somehow related to a pingeon, pigeon-like, dove-like

Pelargonium coluteifolium Steudel
coluteifolius,-a,-um; from Colutea, genus (Papilionaceae), and , (q.v.)

Pelargonium colvillii Sweet
colvillii; ,

Pelargonium commixtum Sweet
commixtus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium compactum Sweet
compactus,-a,-um; from L. compactus (from compingere, to pack), closely packed together, condensed, compact

Pelargonium compson Tratt.
compson;

Pelargonium comptoniae Sweet
comptonii; named after (??),

Pelargonium comptum Sweet
comptus,-a,-um; from L. comptus (from comptere, to adorn), ornamented: elegant

Pelargonium concavifolium J.C.Wendl.
concavifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium concavum Sweet
concavus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium conchifolium Tratt.
conchifolius,-a,-um; from conchus, ; L. folium, leaf

Pelargonium conchyllatum Sweet
conchyllatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium concinnum Sweet
concinnus,-a,-um; from L. concinnus, harmonious, well-proportioned, neat, elegant

Pelargonium conclausum Sweet
conclausus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium concolor Sweet
concolor; from L. con, at all sides; color, colour: uniformly coloured, coloured similarly

Pelargonium concretum Sweet
concretus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium condensatum Pers.
condensatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium confertifolium Sweet
confertifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium conforme Tratt.
conformis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium congestum Sweet
congestus,-a,-um; from L. congerere (from con, at all sides; gerere, to bear), arranged very close together: crowded, congested

Pelargonium contiguum Sweet
contiguus,-a,-um;

Geraniospermum cordifolium (Cav.) Kuntze
cordifolius,-a,-um; from L. cor (cordis), heart; folium, leaf: with heart-shaped leaves or leaflets

Pelargonium cordifolium Curtis
cordifolius,-a,-um; from L. cor (cordis), heart; folium, leaf: with heart-shaped leaves or leaflets

Pelargonium cordiforme Sweet
cordiformis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium coriaceum Tratt.
coriaceus,-a,-um; from L. corium, leather: leathery, thick, tough, coriaceus

Pelargonium coriandrifolium (L.) L’Hérit.
coriandrifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium coronopifolium Jacq.
coronopifolius,-a,-um; from Coronopus, genus (Cruciferae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Coronopus(q.v.)

Pelargonium cortusaefolium L’Hérit.
cortusaefolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium coruscans Hoare ex Sweet
coruscans;

Pelargonium corydaliflorum DC.
corydaliflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium cosmianum Sweet
cosmianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium cosmon Tratt.
cosmon;

Pelargonium cotyledonis (L.) L’Hérit.
cotyledonis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium couttsiae Sweet
couttsiae;

Pelargonium cradockense R.Knuth
cradockensis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium crassicaule L’Hérit.
crassicaulis,-is,-e; from L. crassus, thick; caulis, stalk, stem: with a thick stem, with a fleshy stem, thick-stemmed, fleshy-stemmed

Pelargonium crataegifolium Ecklon & Zeyher
crataegifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium crataegifolium Sweet
crataegifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium crenatum Link
crenatus,-a,-um; from L. crena, notch: notched, with small rounded teeth, crenate

Pelargonium crenulatum Sweet
crenulatus,-a,-um; from L. crenulatus (from crenula, small notch), with small notches: with small rounded teeth, finely crenate, crenulate

Pelargonium crispum (L.) L’Hérit.
crispus,-a,-um; from L. crispus, irregularly waved and twisted, curled

Pelargonium crithmifolium Sm.
crithmifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium cruentum Sweet
cruentus,-a,-um; from L. cruentus (from cruor, clotted blood), bloody, blood-coloured, blood-red

Pelargonium cucullatum L’Hérit.
cucullatus,-a,-um; from L. cucullatus (from cuculus, hood), furnished with a hood, hood-like, hooded: hooded, hood-like

Pelargonium cucumerinum Tratt.
cucumerinus,-a,-um; from L. cucumis (cucumeris), cucumber: cucumber-like, resembling a cucumber

Pelargonium cucurbitaceum Tratt.
cucurbitaceus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium cummingiae Sweet
cummingiae;

Pelargonium cuneiflorum Sweet
cuneiflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium cynosbatifolium Willd.
cynosbatifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium czerniniae Tratt.
czerniniae;

Pelargonium czerninianum Tratt.
czerninianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium daedaleum Sweet
daedaleus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium darnleyanum Sweet
darnleyanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dasycaule Haw.
dasycaulis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium daucoides Jacq.
daucoides; from Daucus, genus (Umbelliferae), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: species resembling Daucus(q.v.)

Pelargonium daveyanum Sweet
daveyanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium deburghae Sweet
deburghae;

Pelargonium decoloratum Tratt.
decoloratus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium decorum Colvill ex Sweet
decorus,-a,-um; from L. decorus (from L. decor (decoris), grace, beauty), graceful, beautifull

Pelargonium deletum Tratt.
deletus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium delicatum Hoare ex Sweet
delicatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dendriticum Tratt.
dendriticus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dennisianum Sweet
dennisianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dentatum Sweet
dentatus,-a,-um; from L. dens (dentis), tooth: having teeth, toothed, dentate

Pelargonium denticulatum Jacq.
denticulatus,-a,-um; from L. denticulus (from dens (dentis), tooth), bearing small teeth: shortly toothed, minutely toothed, denticulate

Pelargonium dependens Sweet
dependens; from L. dependere (from de, down; pendere, to hang), hanging down: i.e. with pendulous flowers

Pelargonium diaphanum Tratt.
diaphanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dichondrifolium DC.
dichondrifolius,-a,-um; from Dichondra, genus (Convolvulaceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Dichondra(q.v.)

Pelargonium didymum Tratt.
didymus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium difforme Sweet
difformis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium dilatatum Sweet
dilatatus,-a,-um; from L. dilatare (from latus, broad), to spread out, to dilate: dilated, spread out, spreading

Pelargonium dilatilobum Sweet
dilatilobus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dilutum Sweet
dilutus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dimacriiflorum Sweet
dimacriiflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium diminutum Tratt.
diminutus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dioicum R. Br.
dioicus,-a,-um; from Gr. di-, twice, double; oikos, house: of two houses i.e. with staminate and pistillate flowers on separate plants, dioecious

Pelargonium dipetalum L’Hérit.
dipetalus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dissimile Sweet
dissimilis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium divergens Sweet
divergens;

Pelargonium diversifolium J.C.Wendl.
diversifolius,-a,-um; from L. diversus, different; folium, leaf: with different shaped leaves

Pelargonium diversilobum Sweet
diversilobus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dobraeanum Sweet
dobraeanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dolomiticum R. Knuth
dolomiticus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium dondiifolium Link
dondiifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium drakeae Sweet
drakeae;

Pelargonium drummondii Turcz.
drumondii; named after (17801835),

Pelargonium dubium Tratt.
dubius,-a,-um; from L. dubius, uncertain, doubtful, dubious

Pelargonium dumosum Sweet
dumosus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium echinatum Curtis
echinatus,-a,-um; from L. echinus, sea urchin, hedgehog: sea urchin-like, hedgehog-like, covered with spines, echinate

Pelargonium elatum Colla
elatus,-a,-um; from L. elatus, elevated, exalted: tall, high

Pelargonium elatum DC.
elatus,-a,-um; from L. elatus, elevated, exalted: tall, high

Pelargonium electum Sweet
electus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium elegans Willd.
elegans; from L. elegans, graceful, elegant

Pelargonium elegantulum Steudel
elegantulus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium elisae Tratt.
elisae;

Pelargonium ellaphieae E.M. Marais
ellaphieae;

Pelargonium endlicherianum Fenzl
endlicherianus,-a,-um; named after S.L. Endlicher (1804-1849), professor of botany at Vienna, author of many botanical buplications.

Pelargonium englerianum R.Knuth
englerianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium enigmaticum Tratt.
enigmaticus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium epiphanon Tratt.
epiphanon;

Pelargonium eratinum Sweet
eratinus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium eriocaulon Sweet
Eriocaulon; : from Gr. erion, wool; kaulos, stem, stalk; in reference to the peduncles of some species being woolly haired.

Pelargonium eriophorum Sweet
Eriophorum; : from Gr. erion, wool; phoros, bearing, carrying; in allusion to the perianth of the female flowers being composed of many bristles which grow out into long hairs after fertilisation and give the infrutescence a woolly appearance. Female flowers each with P of bristels which grow into long hairs after fert. & act to disperse fruit.

Pelargonium eriophyllum Sweet
Eriophyllum; : from Gr. erion, wool; phyllon, leaf.-Plant with woolly haired leaves. R: UCPB 18(1937)69

Pelargonium eriosepalum Sweet
eriosepalus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium eriostemum Jacq.
eriostemus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium erosum Tratt.
erosus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium eryngii Tratt.
eryngii; ,

Pelargonium eugenianum Tratt.
eugenianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium euryphyllum Tratt.
euryphyllus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium exaratum Tratt.
exaratus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium exetelon Tratt.
exetelon;

Pelargonium eximium Sweet
eximius,-a,-um; from L. eximius (from eximere, to take out), outstanding, exellent in size or beauty, distinguished

Pelargonium exochum Tratt.
exochus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium exornatum Sweet
exornatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium exquisitum Sweet
exquisitus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium exstipulatum (Cav.) L’Hérit.
exstipulatus,-a,-um; from L. ex-, privative; NL. stipulatus, stipulate: without stipules

Pelargonium fairliae Sweet
fairliae;

Pelargonium fastuosum Sweet
fastuosus,-a,-um; from L. fastuosus (from fastus, pride), proud: hence beautiful, nice

Pelargonium fenestratum Tratt.
fenestratus,-a,-um; from L. fenestra, opening, window: with holes or openings resembling windows

Pelargonium ferdinandeum Tratt.
ferdinandeus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium filipendulifolium Sweet
filipendulifolius,-a,-um; from Filipendula, genus (Rosaceae), and , (q.v.)

Pelargonium fissifolium Pers.
fissifolius,-a,-um; from L. fissus (from findere, (stem fid) to split, cleave ), split, cleaved; folium, leaf

Pelargonium flaccidum Sweet
flaccidus,-a,-um; from L. flaccidus (from flaccus, weak), weak, soft, flaccid

Pelargonium flagrans Sweet
flagrans;

Pelargonium flexuosum Sweet
flexuosus,-a,-um; from L. flexus, bending, turning: bent alternately in opposite directions, zigzag, sinuous, flexuosus

Pelargonium floccosum Sweet
floccosus,-a,-um; from L. floccosus (from L. floccus, flock of wool), with lots of flocks of wool, with woolly tufts

Pelargonium floribundum R. Br.
floribundus,-a,-um; from NL floribundus, abounding in flowers, rich flowering

Pelargonium floridum Sweet
floridus,-a,-um; from L. flos (floris), flower: abounding in flowers, profusely flowering

Pelargonium foliosum Sweet
foliosus,-a,-um; from L. folium, leaf: with many or large leaves, well-leaved, leafy

Pelargonium foljambeae Sweet
foljambeae;

Pelargonium formosissimum Pers.
formosissimus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium formosum Andrews
formosus,-a,-um; from L. formosus (from forma, form, shape), well-formed, handsome, beautiful

Pelargonium formosum Sweet
formosus,-a,-um; from L. formosus (from forma, form, shape), well-formed, handsome, beautiful

Pelargonium fothergillii Sweet ex J.Kern.
fothergillii; named after J. Fothergill (?-?),

Geraniospermum fragile (Andrews) Kuntze
fragilis,-is,-e; from L. fragilis (from L. frangere, to break), breakable: brittle, fragile

Pelargonium fragrans Willd.
fragrans; from L. fragrans (from L. fragrare, to emit a sweet smell), sweet-smelling, fragrant

Pelargonium francisceum Tratt.
francisceus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium francisii Sweet
francisii; named after William Douglas Francis (1889-1959),

Pelargonium fuerstenbergianum Tratt.
fuerstenbergianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium fuerstianum Tratt.
fuerstianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium fulgens Hoffmanns.
fulgens; from L. fulgere, to shine, to glitter: shining, bright, brilliant (often with red flowers)

Pelargonium fulgidum (L.) L’Hérit.
fulgidus,-a,-um; from L. fulgere, to shine, to glitter: shining, glittering, i.e. brightly coloured

Pelargonium fuscatum Jacq.
fuscatus,-a,-um; from L. fuscatus (from fuscus, dark-brown, dusky-brown), somewhat dark brown, dusky-brown

Pelargonium fuscatum Sweet
fuscatus,-a,-um; from L. fuscatus (from fuscus, dark-brown, dusky-brown), somewhat dark brown, dusky-brown

Pelargonium galatheae Tratt.
galatheae;

Pelargonium gangrenosum Tratt.
gangrenosus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium geifolium E. Meyer
geifolius,-a,-um; from Geum, genus (Rosaceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Geum(q.v.)

Pelargonium geislernianum Tratt.
geislernianus,-a,-um;

Geraniospermum gibbosum (L.) Kuntze
gibbosus,-a,-um; from L. gibbosus (from gibbus, hump), with hump-like swellings, hunch-backed: somewhat swollen or enlarged at one side, gibbous

Pelargonium giganteum Tratt.
giganteus,-a,-um; from Gr. giganteios (from Gr. gigas (gigantos), giant), unusually large or tall, gigantic

Pelargonium gilgianum Schltr. ex R. Knuth
gilgianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium glabrescens Sweet
glabrescens; from L. glabrescere (from L. glaber (glabri), bold), to become bald: becoming bald, becoming glabous, almost glabrous

Pelargonium glabrifolium Steudel
glabrifolius,-a,-um; from L. glaber, bald, without hairs; folium, leaf

Pelargonium glaciale Tratt.
glacialis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium glauciifolium Sweet
glauciifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium glaucoides J.C.Wendl.
glaucoides; from Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance

Pelargonium glomeratum J.Jacq.
glomeratus,-a,-um; from L. glomus (glomeris), ball of wool, clew: collected closely together into heads, aggregated, glomerate

Pelargonium glorianum Sweet
glorianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium glutinosum (Jacq.) L’Hérit.
glutinosus,-a,-um; from L. gluten (glutinis), glue: with glue, sticky, glutinous

Pelargonium goweri Sweet
goweri;

Pelargonium grandidentatum Sweet
grandidentatus,-a,-um;

Geraniospermum grandiflorum (Andrews) Kuntze
grandiflorus,-a,-um; from L. grandis, large; flos (floris), flower: with large flowers

Pelargonium grandiflorum Willd.
grandiflorus,-a,-um; from L. grandis, large; flos (floris), flower: with large flowers

Pelargonium graphicum Sweet
graphicus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium graveolens L’Hérit.
graveolens; from L. grave, heavily; olens, smelling: with a strong smell, heavily scented, often stinking

Pelargonium grenvilleae Harvey
grenvilleae;

Pelargonium grossularioides (L.) L’Hérit. ex Aiton
grossularioides; from Grossularia, synonymous genus (), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: species resembling Grossularia(q.v.)

Pelargonium gruinale Tratt.
gruinalis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium gurneyanum Sweet
gurneyanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium gymnophyllum Tratt.
gymnophyllus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium haemastictum Sweet
haemastictus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium hamatum Jacq.
hamatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium hammersleiae Sweet
hammersleiae;

Pelargonium harewoodiae Sweet
harewoodiae;

Pelargonium heckmannianum Engl.
heckmannianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium hederifolium Salisb.
hederifolius,-a,-um; from Hedera, genus (Araliaceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Hedera(q.v.)

Pelargonium henricae Tratt.
henricae;

Pelargonium heracleifolium Lodd.
heracleifolius,-a,-um; from Heracleum, genus (Umbelliferae), and , : with Heracleum-like leaves(q.v.)

Pelargonium heraldicum Tratt.
heraldicus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium heritieri Sweet
heritieri; ,

Pelargonium hermanniifolium Jacq.
hermanniifolius,-a,-um; from Hermannia, genus (Sterculiaceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Hermannia(q.v.)

Pelargonium herminae Tratt.
herminae;

Pelargonium hesilrigeae Sweet
hesilrigeae;

Pelargonium hesperideum Tratt.
hesperideus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium heterogamum L’Hérit. ex Aiton
heterogamus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium heteromallum Sweet
heteromallus,-a,-um; from Gr. heteros, other, different; mallus,

Pelargonium heterophyllum Jacq.
heterophyllus,-a,-um; from Gr. heteros, other, different; phyllon, leaf: with different leaves, diversely-leaved, heterophyllous

Pelargonium heterotrichum Sweet
Heterotrichum; from Gr. heteros, other, different; thrix (trichos),

Pelargonium hibiscinum Tratt.
hibiscinus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium hilare Hoffmanns. ex F.Dietr.
hilaris,-is,-e;

Pelargonium hillianum Sweet
hillianus,-a,-um;

Geraniospermum hirsutum (Burm.f.) Kuntze
hirsutus,-a,-um; from L. hirsutus, rough-haired, covered with long hairs, hirsute

Pelargonium hirtum Jacq.
hirtus,-a,-um; from L. hirtus, covered with rough hairs, shaggy

Pelargonium hispidum Willd.
hispidus,-a,-um; from L. hispidus, furnished with long stiff hairs

Pelargonium hoareanum Sweet
hoareanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium hoariflorum Sweet
hoariflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium holosericeum Hoffmanns.
holosericeus,-a,-um; from Gr. holos, whole, entire

Pelargonium homophyllum Tratt.
homophyllus,-a,-um; from Gr. homos, the same, uniform, similar; phyllon, leaf

Pelargonium humei Sweet
humei;

Pelargonium humifusum Willd.
humifusus,-a,-um; from L. humus, ground; fusus, felt down: felt on the ground, spreading over the ground, sprawling, humifusus

Pelargonium husseyanum Sweet
husseyanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium hybridum (L.) L’Hérit.
hybridus,-a,-um; from L. hybridus, of 2 races, half-breed, hybrid

Pelargonium hystrix Harvey
Hystrix; from Gr. hystrix, porcupine

Pelargonium ichorosum Tratt.
ichorosus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium iconicum Sweet
iconicus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium idion Tratt.
idion;

Pelargonium ignescens Lodd.
ignescens; from L. ignescere (from ignis, fire), to kindle, catch fire: glowing, fiery red and yellow, fiery red

Pelargonium illecebrum Tratt.
Illecebrum; : from the L. illecebra, enticing, charming; in allusion to the graceful habit of the plant. --

Pelargonium imbricatum Sweet
imbricatus,-a,-um; from L. imbricatus (from L. imbrex (imbricis), a tile), imbricate: i.e. with parts lying over each other in regular order (like tiles upon a roof)

Pelargonium immelinianum Tratt.
immelinianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium imperatoriae Tratt.
imperatoriae;

Pelargonium imperiale Sweet
imperialis,-is,-e; from L. imperium, highest authority, imperial authority: imperial, of nobility, very noble

Pelargonium implicatum Sweet
implicatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium impurum Tratt.
impurus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium incanescens Sweet
incanescens;

Pelargonium incarnatum (L.) Moench
incarnatus,-a,-um; from L. incarnatus, flesh-coloured

Pelargonium incrassatum Sims
incrassatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium incurvum Sweet
incurvus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium infans Tratt.
infans;

Pelargonium infundibuliforme Tratt.
infundibuliformis,-is,-e; from L. infundibillum (from infundere, to pour in), funnel; forma, form, shape: funnel-shaped

Pelargonium inodorum Willd.
inodorus,-a,-um; from L. in-, privative; odorus, smelling, fragrant: without smell, scentless

Pelargonium inquinans (L.) L’Hérit.
inquinans;

Pelargonium inscriptum Sweet
inscriptus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium insculptum Sweet
insculptus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium insignitum Sweet
insignitus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium instratum Sweet
instratus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium integrifolium Tratt.
integrifolius,-a,-um; from L. integer (integri), enire; folium, leaf: with entire leaves (i.e. without division or toothing of any kind)

Pelargonium intertextum Sweet
intertextus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium involucratum Sweet
involucratus,-a,-um; from L. involucrum, involucre: with an involucre, involucrate

Pelargonium isidorianum Lémon
isidorianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium ixiiflorum Tratt.
ixiiflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium jacquinianum Tratt.
jacquinianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium jenkinsonii Sweet
jenkinsonii; ,

Pelargonium jeschekianum Tratt.
jeschekianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium joanneum Tratt.
joanneus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium jonquillinum Sweet
jonquillinus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium josephinum Tratt.
josephinus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium julianae Tratt.
julianae;

Pelargonium keglevicsianum Tratt.
keglevicsianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium kenrickae Sweet
kenrickae;

Pelargonium kernhoferianum Tratt.
kernhoferianus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium kingii Sweet
kingii; named after (18401909),

Pelargonium klierianum Tratt.
klierianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium klinghardtense R. Knuth
klinghardtensis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium knappianum Tratt.
knappianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium knipeae Sweet
knipeae;

Pelargonium kolowrathiae Tratt.
kolowrathiae;

Pelargonium kolowrathianum Tratt.
kolowrathianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium krebnerianum Tratt.
krebnerianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium lacerum Jacq.
lacer, lacera, lacerum; from L. lacer, torn: irregularly divided by deep incisions, lacerate

Pelargonium laconiae Sweet
laconiae;

Pelargonium laetum Tratt.
laetus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium laevigatum Willd.
laevigatus,-a,-um; from L. laevigare (from L. laevis, smooth), to make smooth: made smooth, polished, bald

Pelargonium lambertii Sweet
lambertii; named after Aylmer Bourke Lambert (1761-1842),

Pelargonium lanceolatum Kern
lanceolatus,-a,-um; from L. lanceolatus (from L. lancea, spear, lance), armed with a little lance or point, lanceolate

Pelargonium lanosum Sweet
lanosus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium lasiocaulon Sweet
lasiocaulos,-os,-on;

Pelargonium lasiophyllum Sweet
lasiophyllus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium lathyrus Tratt.
Lathyrus; : latin transcription of the ancient Greek plantname lathyros,which derivation is obscure. R:NRBGE41(1983)209

Pelargonium latidentatum Sweet
latidentatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium latifolium Sweet
latifolius,-a,-um; from L. latus, broad; folium, leaf: with broad leaves, broad-leaved

Pelargonium latilobum Sweet
latilobus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium lautum Sweet
lautus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium lawranceanum Sweet
lawranceanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium laxiflorum Sweet
laxiflorus,-a,-um; from L. laxus, loose; flos (floris), flower: loosely flowered, with loose inflorescences

Pelargonium laxulum Sweet
laxulus,-a,-um; from L. laxus, loose

Pelargonium leeanum Loudon
leeanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium leghkeckae Sweet
leghkeckae;

Pelargonium leion Tratt.
leion;

Pelargonium leipoldtii R.Knuth
leipoldtii; ,

Pelargonium leontinae Tratt.
leontinae;

Pelargonium lepidum Sweet
lepidus,-a,-um; from L. lepidus, pleasant, charming, elegant

Pelargonium leucophyllum Turcz.
Leucophyllum; from Gr. leukos, white; phyllon, leaf: from Gr. leukos, white;

Pelargonium ligulatum Sweet
ligulatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium lilacinum Tratt.
lilacinus,-a,-um; from L. lilacinus (from Pers. lilak, lilac, blueish), lilac-like, lilac-coloured, lilac

Pelargonium lima Tratt.
limus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium limoneum Sweet
limoneus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium lineatum Sweet
lineatus,-a,-um; from L. linea, line: marked with lines (especially parallel and coloured lines), striped

Pelargonium lineolatum Tratt.
lineolatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium litigiosum Tratt.
litigiosus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium littleanum Sweet
littleanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium littorale Hügel
littoralis,-is,-e; from L. littoralis (from L. littus (littoris), sea-shore), of the sea-shore: growing by the sea-shore, littoral

Pelargonium lobatum L’Hérit.
lobatus,-a,-um; from L. lobus, lob: with lobes, lobed

Pelargonium locusta Tratt.
locustus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium longicaule Jacq.
longicaulis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium myrrhifolium L’Hérit.
myrrhifolius,-a,-um;

Geraniospermum longifolium (Burm.f.) Kuntze
longifolius,-a,-um; from L. longus, long; folium, leaf: with long leaves

Pelargonium longifolium Jacq.
longifolius,-a,-um; from L. longus, long; folium, leaf: with long leaves

Pelargonium longipedicellatum Tratt.
longipedicellatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium longipetalum Tratt.
longipetalus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium loudonianum Sweet
loudonianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium lousadianum Sweet
lousadianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium lucidum Sweet
lucidus,-a,-um; from L. lucere (from L. lux (lucis), light), to shine: shining, polished

Pelargonium ludovicae Tratt.
ludovicae;

Pelargonium ludovicianum Tratt.
ludovicianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium luridum (Andrews) Sweet
luridus,-a,-um; from L. luridus, pale yellow, lurid

Pelargonium luteum (Andrews) Sm.
luteus,-a,-um; from L. luteus (from L. lutum, a plant used for dyeing yellow (Reseda luteola L.)), yellow

Pelargonium luxurians Tratt.
luxurians; from L. luxuriare (from L. luxus, luxury), to grow rapidly: exuberant, luxuriant, larger than normal

Pelargonium macranthum Sweet
macranthus,-a,-um; from Gr. makros, long; anthos, flower: with long flowers, with large flowers

Pelargonium macrostephanon Tratt.
macrostephanon; from Gr. makros, long

Pelargonium magenteum J.J.A. Van der Walt
magenteus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium magnifolium Sweet
magnifolius,-a,-um; from L. magnus, great, large, noble; folium, leaf

Pelargonium magnistipulatum Sweet
magnistipulatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium majale Tratt.
majalis,-is,-e; from L. majalis (from maius, the month of May), : of the month of May, flowering in May

Pelargonium malachrifolium Sweet
malachrifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium malacophyllon Tratt.
malacophyllon;

Pelargonium mammulosum J.C.Wendl.
mammulosus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium mariae Tratt.
mariae;

Pelargonium mariae-theresiae Tratt.
; --

Pelargonium markianum Tratt.
markianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium mathildinae Tratt.
mathildinae;

Pelargonium mattocksianum Sweet
mattocksianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium medusulum Tratt.
medusulus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium megalanthum Sweet
megalanthus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium megaleion Sweet
megaleion;

Pelargonium megalostictum Sweet
megalostictus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium megiston Tratt.
megiston;

Pelargonium melalophon Tratt.
melalophon;

Pelargonium melancholicum Sweet
melancholicus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium melanostictum Sweet
melanostictus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium melissimum Sweet
melissimus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium metallicum Tratt.
metallicus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium metempsychodes Tratt.
metempsychodes;

Pelargonium metternichianum Tratt.
metternichianus,-a,-um; named after Clemens Wenzel Lothar Metternich (1773-1859),

Pelargonium micans Tratt.
micans;

Pelargonium micranthum G. Don
micranthus,-a,-um; from Gr. mikros, small, little; anthos, flower: with small flowers, small-flowered, with small sori (ferns)

Pelargonium millefoliatum Sweet
millefoliatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium minimum Willd.
minimus,-a,-um; from L. minimus (supperl. of L. parvus, small), very small

Pelargonium mixtum Sweet
mixtus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium modestum Sweet
modestus,-a,-um; from L. modestus (from modus, measure), of the right proportions, unpretentious, modest

Pelargonium mollifolium Sweet
mollifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium moniliforme E. Meyer
moniliformis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium monstrum L’Hérit. ex Aiton
monstrus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium moreanum Sweet
moreanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium morifolium Tratt.
morifolius,-a,-um; from Morus, genus (Moraceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Morus(q.v.)

Pelargonium mostynae Sweet
mostynae;

Pelargonium mucronatum Sweet
mucronatus,-a,-um; from L. mucro (mucronis), a sharp point or edge, as botanical term small nerf-point: apruptly terminated by a hard short point, mucronate

Pelargonium multicaule Jacq.
multicaulis,-is,-e; from L. multi-, (in comp.) many-; caulis, stalk, stem: many-stemmed

Pelargonium multiflorum Hoffmanns. ex F.Dietr.
multiflorus,-a,-um; from L. multus, many; flos (floris), flower: many-flowered

Pelargonium multinerve Sweet
multinervis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium multiradiatum J.C.Wendl.
multiradiatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium mundulum Sweet
mundulus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium murrayanum Colla
murrayanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium mutabile Sweet
mutabilis,-is,-e; from L. mutare, to change: changeable, variable

Pelargonium mutans Vorster
mutans;

Pelargonium muthianum Tratt.
muthianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium nairnii Sweet
nairnii; ,

Pelargonium nanum Sweet
nanus,-a,-um; from L. nanus, dwarf: dwarfish

Pelargonium nephrophyllum E.M.Marais
Nephrophyllum;

Pelargonium nervifolium Jacq.
nervifolius,-a,-um; from L. nervus, nerve; folium, leaf

Pelargonium nervosum Sweet
nervosus,-a,-um; from L. nervus, nerve: with prominent nerves, strongly nerved

Pelargonium newshamianum Sweet
newshamianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium nitens Tratt.
nitens; from L. nitens (from L. nitere, to shine), shining: polished, glossy

Pelargonium nitidum Sweet
nitidus,-a,-um; from L. nitidus (from L. nitere, to shine), shining: by extension also brilliant, gracefull

Pelargonium niveum Loudon
niveus,-a,-um; from L. nix (nivis), snow: snow-white

Pelargonium nodosum Sweet
nodosus,-a,-um; from L. nodus, knot, node: with swollen joints, with swollen knots, knotty

Pelargonium notatum Sweet
notatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium nubilum Sweet
nubilus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium nummulifolium Salisb.
nummulifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium nutans DC.
nutans; from L. nutare, to nod: nodding

Pelargonium nutans Sweet
nutans; from L. nutare, to nod: nodding

Pelargonium obcordatum Sweet
obcordatus,-a,-um; from L. ob-, prefix indicating inversion; cordatus, heart-shaped, cordate: inverted cordate, obcordate, i.e. stalked at the narrow end of the heart

Pelargonium oblatum Sweet
oblatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium obliquum Tratt.
obliquus,-a,-um; from L. obliquus, slanting, unequal-sided, oblique

Pelargonium oblongatum E. Meyer
oblongatus,-a,-um; from L. oblongatus (from L. oblongus, oblong), made oblong, oblong

Pelargonium obovatum Sweet
obovatus,-a,-um; from L. ob-, prefix indicating inversion; ovatus, egg-shaped, ovate: inverted ovate, obovate

Pelargonium obrienianum Sweet
obrienianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium obscurum Sweet
obscurus,-a,-um; from L. obscurus, dark, unclear, uncertain: xxxxxx

Pelargonium obsoletum Tratt.
obsoletus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium obtusidentatum Sweet
obtusidentatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium obtusifolium Sweet
obtusifolius,-a,-um; from L. obtusus, obtuse; folium, leaf: with obtuse leaves, obtuse-leaved

Pelargonium obtusilobum Willd.
obtusilobus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium odontophyllum Tratt.
Odontophyllum; : from Gr. odous (odontos), tooth;

Pelargonium odoratissimum (L.) L’Hérit.
odoratissimus,-a,-um; from L. odoratissimus (supperl. of L. odoratus, having a smell, sweet-smelling), very fragrant

Pelargonium oenanthifolium Sweet
oenanthifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium oenotherae Jacq.
oenotherae;

Pelargonium optabile Sweet
optabile;

Pelargonium opulifolium Sweet
opulifolius,-a,-um; from opinus, ; L. folium, leaf

Pelargonium orchideum Tratt.
orchideus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium ornatum Sweet
ornatus,-a,-um; from L. ornatus (from L. ornare, to equip, to adorn, to decorate), adorned, decorated, showy

Pelargonium orobifolium Steudel
orobifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium otaviense R. Knuth
otaviensis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium ovale (Burm.f.) L’Hérit.
ovalis,-is,-e; from L. ovalis, oval, egg-shaped

Pelargonium oxaloides Willd.
oxaloides; from Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance

Pelargonium palkii Sweet
palkii; ,

Pelargonium pallens Sweet
pallens; from L. pallens (from pallere, to be pale), pale

Pelargonium pallidulum Sweet
pallidulus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium paniculatum Jacq.
paniculatus,-a,-um; from L. panicula, (as botanical term) panicle: with flowers arranged in panicles

Pelargonium pannifolium Sweet
pannifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium papilionaceum (L.) L’Hérit. ex Aiton
papilionaceus,-a,-um;

Geraniospermum papilionaceum (L.) Kuntze
papilionaceus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium papyraceum Sweet
papyraceus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium parameson Tratt.
parameson;

Pelargonium particeps Sweet
particeps;

Pelargonium parviflorum J.C.Wendl.
parviflorus,-a,-um; from L. parvus, small; flos (floris), flower: small-flowered, with small flowers or small capitules

Pelargonium patens Sweet
patens; from L. patere, to stand open: outspread, spreading out from the stem, diverging from the axis at almost 90 degrees

Pelargonium patentissimum J.C.Wendl.
patentissimus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium paternum Tratt.
paternus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium patulum Jacq.
patulus,-a,-um; from patulus (from patere, to stand open), : xxx

Pelargonium paucidentatum Sweet
paucidentatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium pavoninum Sweet
pavonianus,-a,-um; named after José Antonio Pavon (1744-1844),

Pelargonium pectinifolium Sweet
pectinifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium pedicellatum Sweet
pedicellatus,-a,-um; from pedicellatus (from pedicellus, petiole), with a clear pedicel

Pelargonium pedunculatum Sweet
pedunculatus,-a,-um; from L. pedunculus (dim. of pes (pedis), foot, stalk), stalk of an inflorescence: with clearly stalked inflorescences, pedunculate

Pelargonium pellitum Tratt.
pellitus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium peltatum (L.) L’Hérit.
peltatus,-a,-um; from L. pelta, shield: bearing a shield, shield-shaped, peltate, esp. used for leaves stalked from the surface

Pelargonium pendulum G. Don
pendulus,-a,-um; from L. pendere, to hang: hanging, pendulous

Pelargonium penicillatum Willd.
penicillatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium pentastictum Sweet
pentastictus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium peramplum Sweet
peramplus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium perigraphon Tratt.
perigraphon;

Pelargonium peytoniae Sweet
peytoniae;

Pelargonium phaedimon Tratt.
phaedimon;

Pelargonium phoeniceum Sweet
phoeniceus,-a,-um; from L. phoeniceus, scarlet

Pelargonium picturatum Sweet
picturatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium pilosum Pers.
pilosus,-a,-um; from L. pilus, hair: hairy, covered with long soft distinct hairs, pilose

Pelargonium pinguifolium Sweet
pinguifolius,-a,-um;

Geraniospermum pinnatum (L.) Kuntze
pinnatus,-a,-um; from L. pinna, feather: resembling a feather, feathered, set in 2 opposite ranks, pinnate

Pelargonium planifolium Sweet
planifolius,-a,-um; from L. planus, even, flat; folium, leaf: having flat leaves, with flat leaves

Pelargonium platanifolium Sweet
platanifolius,-a,-um; from Platanus, genus (Platanaceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Platanus(q.v.)

Pelargonium platypetalum Sweet
platypetalus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium plectophyllum Sweet
plectophyllus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium plicatum Tausch
plicatus,-a,-um; from L. plicare (from plica, fold), to fold: folded-together, folded, plicate

Pelargonium poculifolium Sweet
poculifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium politum Sweet
politus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium polygrammon Tratt.
polygrammon;

Pelargonium polymorphum E. Meyer
polymorphus,-a,-um; from Gr. poly-, many; morphe, form, shape: of many forms, variable, polymorphic

Pelargonium polyodon Tratt.
polyodon;

Pelargonium polyphyllum Tratt.
polyphyllus,-a,-um; from Gr. poly-, many; phyllon, leaf: with many leaflets, with many leaf-segments, many-leaved

Pelargonium polytrichum Sweet
Polytrichum; : from Gr. poly-, many; thrix (trichos), hair. Probably the name alludes to the densely long-haired [huikje]. It could also allude to the numerous hair-shaped leaves.

Pelargonium porphyreon Sweet
porphyreon;

Pelargonium potteri Sweet
potteri;

Pelargonium praeclarum Sweet
praeclarus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium praemorsum F. Dietr.
praemorsus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium princeanum Sweet
princeanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium principissae Sweet
principissae;

Pelargonium procumbens Pers.
procumbens; from L. procumbere, to fall down: laying on the ground, creeping, procumbent

Pelargonium proliferum Steudel
proliferus,-a,-um; from L. proles, offspring, descendants, posterity; ferre, to carry: carrying offspring, producing bunched growth or offsets or young plantlets, proliferous

Pelargonium prophanon Tratt.
prophanon;

Pelargonium pseudociconium Tratt.
pseudociconius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium pseudofumarioides R.Knuth
pseudofumarioides; from Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance

Pelargonium psilophyllum Sweet
psilophyllus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium pudicum Tratt.
pudicus,-a,-um; from L. pudicus (from pudere, to be ashamed), ashamed, modest, prudish: hence drawing back when touched (like Mimosa pudica L. by folding together all its leaflets)

Pelargonium pulchellum Sims
pulchellus,-a,-um; from L. pulchellus (dim. of L. pulcher, beautiful), very pretty: beautiful plant

Pelargonium pulcherrimum Sweet
pulcherrimus,-a,-um; from L. pulcherrimus (from supp. pulcher, beautiful), most hansome, most beautiful: very beautiful

Pelargonium pulchrum Sweet
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum; from L. pulcher, beautiful: fair, handsome

Pelargonium pullaceum Sweet
pullaceus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium pulverulentum Colv. ex Sweet
pulverulentus,-a,-um; from pulverulentus (from pulvis (pulveris), powder), covered with powder: covered with powder, covered with hairs or glands resembling powder

Pelargonium punctatum Willd.
punctatus,-a,-um; from L. punctatus (from L. punctum, spot, dot, point), dotted, pointed: marked with dots, punctate

Pelargonium purum Sweet
purus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium pustulosum Sweet
pustulosus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium pyrethrifolium Sweet
pyrethrifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium quadriflorum Sweet
quadriflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium quercifolium (L.f.) L’Hérit.
quercifolius,-a,-um; from L. quercus, oak; folium, leaf: with leaves like those of a (especially North European) oak

Pelargonium quinquelobatum Hochst. ex A. Rich.
quinquelobatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium quinquelobum Colla
quinquelobus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium quinquevulnerum Willd.
quinquevulnerus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium radens H.E. Moore
radens;

Pelargonium radiatum Pers.
radiatus,-a,-um; from L. radius, spoke, ray: radiating outwords, radiant, with ray florets, with radiating structures

Pelargonium radicatum Vent.
radicatus,-a,-um; from L. radicatus (from radicare, to root), with strong roots or root-like structures

Pelargonium rainerianum Tratt.
rainerianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium ramigerum Sweet
ramigerus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium ramosissimum Willd.
ramosissimus,-a,-um; from L. ramosissimus, greatly branched, widely branched

Pelargonium ramulosum Sweet
ramulosus,-a,-um; from L. ramillus (from ramus, branch, twig), with short twigs

Pelargonium rapaceum L’Hérit.
rapaceus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium raphanosmon Tratt.
raphanosmon;

Pelargonium recurvatum Sweet
recurvatus,-a,-um; from L. recurvatus (from L. recurvare, to bend back, to curve back), curved backwards, bent back, reflexed

Pelargonium recurvifolium Sweet
recurvifolius,-a,-um; from L. recurvus (from re, back; curvus, bent, curved), curved backwards, reflexed; folium, leaf

Pelargonium reflexum Pers.
reflexus,-a,-um; from L. reflectere (from re, back; flectere, to bent), to bent back: bent backwards, reflexed

Pelargonium reformatum Tratt.
reformatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium regium Sweet
regius,-a,-um; from L. rex (regis), king: kingly, royal, splendid

Pelargonium reniforme Curtis
reniformis,-is,-e; from L. ren (renis), kidney; forma, form, shape: kidney-shaped

Pelargonium resurgens Tratt.
resurgens;

Pelargonium retinervium DC.
retinervius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium retirugum Tratt.
retirugus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium retusum F.Dietr.
retusus,-a,-um; from L. retundere (from re-, back; tundere, to beat, to strike repeatedly), to hammer back, to strike back repeatedly: blunt, with a rounded shallowly notched end, retuse

Pelargonium revolutiflorum Tratt.
revolutiflorus,-a,-um;

Geraniospermum revolutum (Jacq.) Kuntze
revolutus,-a,-um; from L. revolutus (from L. revolvere, to roll back), rolled back: rolled out and under (e.g. leaf margin)

Pelargonium revolutum Pers.
revolutus,-a,-um; from L. revolutus (from L. revolvere, to roll back), rolled back: rolled out and under (e.g. leaf margin)

Pelargonium rhodiola Tratt.
Rhodiola; : from L. rhodiolus, [dim. of Gr. rhodios (from rhodon, rose), rose-like, smelling of roses], slight rose-red, slightly smelling of roses: in allusion to the rose-scented rhizome [Sedum roseum Scop.] R: JFSUTB III, 12(1978)182

Pelargonium rhodolentum Sweet
rhodolentus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium rhodopetalon Sweet
rhodopetalon;

Pelargonium ribifolium Jacq.
ribifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium richianum Sweet
richianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium rigescens Sweet
rigescens;

Pelargonium ringens Sweet
ringens; : xxx

Pelargonium robinsonii Sweet
robinsonii; named after (17921882),

Pelargonium rochlederianum Tratt.
rochlederianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium rodneyanum Lindl.
rodneyanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium rollisonii Sweet
rollisonii; named after G. Rollison (?-?),

Pelargonium rosenthalianum Tratt.
rosenthalianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium rotundilobum Sweet
rotundilobus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium rubefactum Tratt.
rubefactus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium rubens J.C.Wendl.
rubens; from L. rubens (from L. rubere, to be red), reddish

Pelargonium rubescens Jenk. ex Sweet
rubescens; from L. rubescens (from rubescere, to become red, to turn red), becoming red, turning red, redish

Pelargonium rudolphianum Tratt.
rudolphianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium rugosum Colvill ex G. Don
rugosus,-a,-um; from L. ruga, wrinkle: wrinkled, rugose

Pelargonium rumicifolium Sweet
rumicifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium russelianum Sweet
russelianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium rutaceum Sweet
rutaceus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium saepeflorens Sweet
saepeflorens;

Pelargonium salebrosum Sweet
salebrosus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium salmoneum R.A.Dyer
salmoneus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium sanguineum J.C.Wendl.
sanguineus,-a,-um; from L. sanguis (sanguinis), blood: bloody, blood-red

Pelargonium saturatum Sweet
saturatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium saundersii Sweet
saundersii; ,

Pelargonium savonitianum Tratt.
savonitianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium scabrum (L.) L’Hérit.
scaber, scabra, scabrum; from L. scaber, rough: coarse, scabrid

Pelargonium scandens Ehrh.
scandens; from L. scandens (from L. scandere, to climb), climbing: climbing plant

Pelargonium scarboroviae Sweet
; --

Pelargonium schizopetalum Sweet
schizopetalus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium schizophyllum Sweet
schizophyllus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium schottii Hook.f.
schottii; named after (17941865),

Pelargonium schreibersianum Tratt.
schreibersianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium schulzianum Tratt.
schulzianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium schwarzenbergianum Tratt.
schwarzenbergianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium scintillans Sweet
scintillans;

Pelargonium scitulum Sweet
scitulus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium scottii Sweet
scottii; named after (1950?),

Pelargonium scutatum Link & Otto
scutatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium scutatum Sweet
scutatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium selectum Sweet
selectus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium semicirculare Tratt.
semicircularis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium semitrilobum Jacq.
semitrilobus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium senecioides L’Hérit. ex Aiton
senecioides; from Senecio, genus (Compositae), and Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance: species resembling Senecio(q.v.)

Pelargonium serpesianum Tratt.
serpesianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium serratifolium Sweet
serratifolius,-a,-um; from L. serratus, serrate; folium, leaf: with serrate leaves or leaflets

Pelargonium setosum DC.
setosus,-a,-um; from L. setosus (from seta, bristle), covered with bristles or stiff hairs

Pelargonium severum Tratt.
severus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium seymouriae Sweet
seymouriae;

Pelargonium sibthorpiifolium Harvey
sibthorpiifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium sidifolium (Thunb.) R.Knuth
sidifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium signatum Sweet
signatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium simplex Tratt.
simplex; from L. simplex, simple: entire, undivided, unbranched

Pelargonium sisymbriifolium Steudel
sisymbriifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium smithianum Steudel
smithianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium smithii Sweet
smithii; named after (??),

Pelargonium smyrniifolium Tratt.
smyrniifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium solubile Sweet
solubile;

Pelargonium sophiae Tratt.
sophiae;

Pelargonium southcotianum Sweet
southcotianus,-a,-um;

Geraniospermum spathulatum (Andrews) Kuntze
spathulatus,-a,-um; from L. spathula (from dim. spatha, spathe), a small spoon: shaped like a spoon, spathulate

Pelargonium speciosum Andrews
speciosus,-a,-um; from L. speciosus (from L. species, beauty), beautiful, splendid, nice

Pelargonium spectabile Sweet
spectabilis,-is,-e; from L. spectabilis (from L. spectare, to look at carefully, watch, observe), notable, remarkable: hence good-looking, pretty, spectacular

Pelargonium speculum Sweet
speculus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium sphaerocephalum Sweet
sphaerocephalus,-a,-um; from Gr. sphaira, ball, globe, sphere; kephalon, head: with globular heads or sori

Pelargonium sphondilifolium Steudel
sphondilifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium spinii Colla
spinii; ,

Pelargonium spinosum Willd.
spinosus,-a,-um; from L. spinosus (from L. spina, thorn), with spines, spiny

Pelargonium squamulosum R.Knuth
squamulosus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium staphysagrioides Sweet
staphysagrioides; from Gr. -oides, suffix indicating resemblance

Pelargonium stapletonii Sweet
stapletonii; ,

Pelargonium stenanthum Turcz.
stenanthus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium stenopetalum Ehrh.
Stenopetalum;

Pelargonium stewartii Sweet
stewartii; ,

Pelargonium stiftii Tratt.
stiftii; ,

Pelargonium stipulaceum Willd.
stipulaceus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium striatum Sweet
striatus,-a,-um; from NL. stria, furrow, line, streak: striped, with a rippled or lined surface, striate

Pelargonium subuniflorum Tratt.
subuniflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium succulentum Sweet
succulentus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium suffultum Tratt.
suffultus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium suffusum Sweet
suffusus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium sweetianum DC.
sweetianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium synnotii G. Don
synnotii; ,

Pelargonium tabulare (L.) L’Hérit.
tabularis,-is,-e;

Pelargonium tanacetifolium Sweet
tanacetifolius,-a,-um; from Tanacetum, synonymous genus (Compositae), and , (q.v.)

Pelargonium tenuifolium L’Hérit. ex Aiton
tenuifolius,-a,-um; from L. tenuis, thin, fine, slender; folium, leaf: with slender leaves, narrow-leaved, with thin leaves

Pelargonium ternatum Jacq.
ternatus,-a,-um; from L. ternatus, 3-numerous, ternate

Pelargonium ternifolium Vorster
ternifolius,-a,-um; : with leaves in threes, ternate

Pelargonium terpnon Tratt.
terpnon;

Pelargonium testaceum E. Meyer
testaceus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium tetragonum (L.f.) L’Hérit.
tetragonus,-a,-um; from Gr. tetra, four; gonia, angle, corner: 4-angled, square

Pelargonium thynneae Sweet
thynneae;

Pelargonium tibbitsianum Sweet
tibbitsianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium tinctum Sweet
tinctus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium tomentosum Jacq.
tomentosus,-a,-um; from L. tomentum, felt : felty, with dense interwoven hairs, tomentose

Pelargonium torrefactum Sweet
torrefactus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium tortuosum Sweet
tortuosus,-a,-um; from L. tortuosus (from torus, bend, curve), bent or twisted in different directions

Pelargonium trattinickiae Tratt.
trattinickiae;

Pelargonium trichostemum Jacq.
trichostemus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium tricolor Curt.
tricolor; from L. tres (tri-), three; color (coloris), colour: with three colours, three-coloured

Pelargonium tricuspidatum Andrews
tricuspidatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium tricuspidatum L’Hérit. ex Aiton
tricuspidatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium trifidum Jacq.
trifidus,-a,-um; from L. tri, three; findere, (stem fid) to split, cleave : three-cleft, trifid

Pelargonium trilobatum Schrader
trilobatus,-a,-um; from L. tri, three; lobatus, lobed: with 3 lobes, three-lobed

Pelargonium trinum Tratt.
trinus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium triphyllum Jacq.
triphyllus,-a,-um; from L. tri, three; phyllus, leaf: three-leaved, 3-foliolate

Pelargonium triste L’Hérit.
tristis,-is,-e; from L. tristis, sad, gloomy, dull, depressed: with dull-coloured flowers, with hanging flowers or inflorescences

Pelargonium triternatum Tratt.
triternatus,-a,-um; from L. tri, three; ternatus, 3-numerous, ternate: with 3 groups of 3, i.e. with three 3-foliolate leaflets

Pelargonium tussilaginifolium Tratt.
tussilaginifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium tyrianthinum Sweet
tyrianthinus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium tysonii Szyszyl.
tysonii; ,

Pelargonium unduliflorum Sweet
unduliflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium unguiculatum Tratt.
unguiculatus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium urbanum Sweet
urbanus,-a,-um; from L. urbanus (from urbs (urbis), town), of the town: growing in or around towns

Pelargonium ursinum Sweet
ursinus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium ustulatum Hoffmanns.
ustulatus,-a,-um; from L. ustulatus (from ustulare, to burn, to scorch, to singe), burned, scorched: looking scorched, hence brown or partly brown

Pelargonium valleti Colvill ex Sweet
valleti;

Pelargonium vandesiae Sweet
vandesiae;

Pelargonium variifolium Sweet
variifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium veitchianum Sweet
veitchianus,-a,-um; named after (18391870),

Pelargonium veniferum Sweet
veniferus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium veniflorum Sweet
veniflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium venustum Sweet
venustus,-a,-um; from L. venus, charm, loveliness: charming, beautiful

Pelargonium verbenifolium Sweet
verbenifolius,-a,-um;

Pelargonium verecundum Sweet
verecundus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium versicolor Sweet
versicolor; from L. versare, to turn around often; color, colour: varying in colour, changing in colour

Pelargonium vespertinum Sweet
vespertinus,-a,-um; from L. vespertinus (from L. vesper, evening), of the evening: flowering in the evening

Pelargonium vestifluum Sweet
vestifluus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium vestitum Hoffmanns.
vestitus,-a,-um; from L. vestire (from vestis, garment), to cloth, to cover: clothed, covered (especially with hairs), hairy

Pelargonium victorianum Sweet
victorianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium villosum Sweet
villosus,-a,-um; from vilosus,

Pelargonium viridifolium Sweet
viridifolius,-a,-um; from L. viridis, green; folium, leaf

Geraniospermum viscosissimum (Sweet) Kuntze
viscosissimus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium vitifolium (L.) L’Hérit.
vitifolius,-a,-um; from Vitis, genus (Vitaceae), and L. folium, leaf: leaves resembling those of Vitis(q.v.)

Pelargonium volatiflorum Sweet
volatiflorus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium vulpinum Tratt.
vulpinus,-a,-um; from L. vulpes (vulpis), fox: somehow related to a fox, fox-like, i.e. colouration, shape of an inflorescence, with hair like the coat of a fox etc.

Pelargonium wachendorfiae Tratt.
wachendorfiae;

Pelargonium watsonii Link
watsonii; named after Sereno Watson (1826-1892),

Pelargonium wellsianum Sweet
wellsianus,-a,-um; ,

Pelargonium whytei Baker
whytei;

Pelargonium woodii N.E. Br.
woodii; named after (18271915),

Pelargonium wuerthianum Tratt.
wuerthianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium xerophyton Schltr. ex R. Knuth
; --

Pelargonium yeatmanianum Sweet
yeatmanianus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium youngii Sweet
youngii; named after (1683?),

Pelargonium zichyanum Tratt.
zichyanus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium zingiberinum Sweet
zingiberinus,-a,-um;

Pelargonium zonale (L.) L’Hérit.
zonalis,-is,-e; from L. zonalis (from zona, girdle), girled, with distinct bands or concentric differently coloured zones

indet. photo's and illustrations in this genus

Pelargonium sp.

Pelargonium hort. cv. mazeppa superbe

Pelargonium hort. cv. james-odier

Pelargonium crithnifolium ]

Pelargonium trifidum

Pelargonium sp.

Pelargonium

Pelargonium glaucum x grandiflorum cv. hort.

Pelargonium hericartianum var. florepleno]

1241-536--a Pelargonium [as Geranium Anemones folio Africanum noctu olens flore atro rubente]

1241-539--a Pelargonium [as Geranium Africanum geniculatum flore luteo]

1241-537--d Pelargonium [as Geranium Africanum Melissae odore]

1241-538--b Pelargonium [as Geranium triste seu Indicum noctu olens]

Pelargonium ? ] [as Geranium Africanum glyzyrrhizae folio]

1241-541--c Pelargonium [as Geranium Africanum tuberosum pusillum foliis angustioribus]

Pelargonium hort. cv. Prince of Novelties

Pelargonium hort.

Pelargonium berterianum ]

Geranium maculatum

Pelargonium helena ]

Pelargonium hort. cv. Helena

Pelargonium crithnifolium ]

Pelargonium diadematum ]

Pelargonium hort. cv. Surprise de Nancy

Pelargonium hort. cv. Mde Trillon

Pelargonium

Pelargonium hort. cv. Queen Victoria

Pelargonium hort.

Pelargonium hort. cv. Gloire de Paris

Pelargonium hort.

Pelargonium

Pelargonium cartilagineum

Pelargonium molle

Pelargonium vernale xxx ]

Pelargonium macranthum

Pelargonium perservans xxx ]

Pelargonium carolinaeum xxx ]

Pelargonium compactum

Pelargonium cartilagineum

Pelargonium nobile

Pelargonium juvenilexxx ]

Pelargonium tinctum

Pelargonium lamprum xxx ]

Pelargonium speculum

Pelargonium ficifolium

Pelargonium disgenon xxx ]

Pelargonium sweetianum

Pelargonium melanophthalmon ]

Pelargonium krossaton ]

Pelargonium roseo-album ]

Pelargonium laxum

Pelargonium splendidum

Pelargonium fastuosum

Pelargonium cartilagineum

Pelargonium macranthum

Pelargonium cartilagineum

Pelargonium niveum

Pelargonium cartilagineum

Pelargonium decipiens

Pelargonium cartilagineum

Pelargonium abutiloides

Pelargonium cartilagineum

Pelargonium anomalum

Pelargonium cartilagineum

Pelargonium sp.

Pelargonium sp. var.folius duplicato pinnat..

Pelargonium sp.

Pelargonium x zonale x umbellatum

Pelargonium x tricolor x coronopifolium

Pelargonium

Pelargonium voltaireanum ]

Pelargonium lobatum

Pelargonium

Pelargonium sp.

Pelargonium broadlegae ]

Pelargonium heteroganum ]

Pelargonium willdenowii ++ var. pulchella & formosa]

Pelargonium lucia-rosea ]

Pelargonium inopinatum(?) ]

Pelargonium hort.

Pelargonium hort. cv. grandiflorum

Pelargonium hort. cv. Maxime Kovalewski

Pelargonium hort.

Pelargonium hort. cv. Queen Victoria

Pelargonium hort.

Pelargonium hort. cv. Maxime Kovalewski

Pelargonium hort.

Pelargonium sp.

Pelargonium indet. ] [as Geranium africanum foliis grossulariae Riv.]

Geranium echinatum [as geranium]

Pelargonium klinghardtense ? ] [as geranium]

Pelargonium hybr. cv. abd-el-kader

Pelargonium

Pelargonium hort. cv. Reine des Francais

Pelargonium hort.

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