Name: Anthurium marmoratum Sodiro ‘No. 2’Etymology: The specific epithet marmoratum means “marbled” or “spotted” and refers to the leaf patterning....

Name: Anthurium cf. marmoratum SodiroEtymology: The specific epithet marmoratum means “marbled” or “spotted.” “cf.” indicates a plant being compare...

Name: Anthurium metallicum Linden ex SchottEtymology: The specific epithet metallicum means "metallic" and refers to the distinctive surface appear...

Name: Anthurium metallicum Linden ex SchottEtymology: The genus name Anthurium is derived from the Greek anthos and oura. The specific epithet meta...

Name: Anthurium michelii GuillauminEtymology: The genus name Anthurium is derived from the Greek anthos ("flower") and oura ("tail").Origin/Distrib...

Name: Anthurium microphyllum (Hook.) G. DonSynonyms: Podospadix microphylla (Hook.) Raf.; Pothos microphyllus Hook.Etymology: The genus name Anthur...

Name: Anthurium 'Midnight Moon' Etymology: 'Midnight Moon' — an arbitrarily chosen cultivar name; it refers to the deep, dark, velvety leaves inher...

Name: Anthurium misturatum CroatEtymology: The genus name Anthurium is derived from the Greek words for “flower” and “tail.” The specific epithet m...

Name: Anthurium ‘Moonlight in the Jungle’Etymology: The genus name Anthurium is derived from Greek and refers to the characteristic shape of the in...

Name: Anthurium moronenseDescription & Notes: A botanical Anthurium species with decorative tropical foliage, particularly interesting for coll...

Name: Anthurium Neon Lace Parents: (Anthurium aff. besseae × Anthurium papillilaminum) Location/Cultivation conditions: We recommend a bright locat...

Name: Anthurium NexusParents: Anthurium crystallinum × Anthurium Magnificent SilverLocation/Growing conditions: Bright, indirect light, high humidi...

Name: Anthurium ‘Nidus Ecuagenera’ hort.Etymology: The genus name Anthurium derives from the Greek words anthos (“flower”) and oura (“tail”). The h...

Name: Anthurium nigrolaminumEtymology: The name used in horticulture is derived from the Latin niger, meaning “black,” and lamina, meaning “leaf bl...

Name: Anthurium nigrolaminum Croat & D.Weber ‘Gigi’Etymology: The genus name Anthurium is derived from Greek; nigrolaminum refers to the leaf s...

Name: Anthurium nigrolaminum ‘Gigi’Etymology: The name nigrolaminum refers to the dark leaf blade. ‘Gigi’ denotes a particularly dark-leaved cultiv...

Name: Anthurium nigrolaminum ‘Gigi’ × Anthurium nigrolaminumParents: Anthurium nigrolaminum ‘Gigi’ × Anthurium nigrolaminumCrossing note: This is a...

Name: Anthurium Nouvelle LuneBreeding: Hybrid from Ecuagenera.Etymology: Nouvelle Lune means "new moon" in French and is the horticultural name for...

Name: Anthurium nutibarense Croat & OberleEtymology: The genus name Anthurium means “tail flower”; the epithet nutibarense refers to the type l...

Name: Anthurium offolterianum (spec. nov.)Synonyms: none knownEtymology: offolterianum = after Enid Offolter, an Araceae collector in Florida, U.S....

Name: Anthurium Oro VerdeParents: Anthurium sp. nov. #37 × Anthurium crystallinumBreeding: Hybrid from Ecuagenera.Etymology: The genus name Anthuri...

Name: Anthurium ovatifolium cf., Engler 1898Synonyms: Anthurium elatius, Sodiro 1902Anthurium ellipsoideum, Sodiro 1900Anthurium engleri, Sodiro 19...

Name: Anthurium oxycarpum Poepp. & Endl.Synonyms: Anthurium strictum N. E. Br. ex Engl.Etymology: The genus name Anthurium means "tailflower"; ...

Name: Anthurium oxycarpum 'Giganteum', E.F.Poeppig & S.L.Endlicher.1845Synonyms: Anthurium strictum, N.E.Br. ex Engl. 1879Etymology: oxy = poin...