Petteria
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Petteria
A genus of a single species allied to Laburnum, from which it differs in the more tubular calyx, the upper lip of which is divided almost to the base. The racemes are erect, a character that also serves to distinguish it from the two best known species of Laburnum.
The genus is named after Franz Petter, a Dalmatian botanist who died in 1853.
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'Petteria' from the website Trees and Shrubs Online (treesandshrubsonline.
Family
- Leguminosae
A genus of a single species allied to Laburnum, from which it differs in the more tubular calyx, the upper lip of which is divided almost to the base. The racemes are erect, a character that also serves to distinguish it from the two best known species of Laburnum.
The genus is named after Franz Petter, a Dalmatian botanist who died in 1853.
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