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Species
Passiflora foetida L. var. hispida (DC. ex Triana & Planch.) Killip
Nomenclature
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Family: PoaceaeGenus: Passiflora
species:
Passiflora foetida L. var. hispida (DC. ex Triana & Planch.) Killip
Usage:
L. var. hispida (DC. ex Triana & Planch.) Killip
Vernacular names:
Vernacular name:
red fruit passion flower
Vernacular name:
wild passion fruit
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
vaine 'ae kuma
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
ka thoc rock
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
running pop
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
pohapoha
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
loliloli ni kalavo
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
tea biku
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
scarlet fruited passionflower
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
wild water lemon
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
love-in-a-mist
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
mossy passionflower
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
sou
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
tomates
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
vaine 'initia
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
kinahulo' atdao
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
dulce
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
pwomwpwomw
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
pasio vao
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
kudamono
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
fetid pa
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
lani wai
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
bombom
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
passionflower
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
stinking passionflower
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
vine vao
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
qaranidila
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
pompom
Language:
English
Vernacular name:
passiflore
Language:
French
Vernacular name:
bedoca
Language:
Spanish
Vernacular name:
red fruit passion flower
Language:
English
Area from which the vernacular name usage originates:
Argentina
Vernacular name:
red fruit passion flower
Language:
English
Area from which the vernacular name usage originates:
Argentina
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