Tetrastigma ( lat. Tetrastigma ) - a genus of plants of the family Grape . About 90 species of this genus are known from South and Southeast Asia , as well as northern Australia (1 species). Several species are used for decorative purposes and as indoor plants called "indoor grapes", "wild grapes."
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The name of the genus comes from lat. tetra - "four", and lat. stygma - “stigma” (from the Greek. στίγμα - sign, mark, spot): by the presence of a 4-split or 4-lobed stigma . Plants are evergreen vines, reaching a length of 50 m or more. Leaves 3-, 5- or 7-lobed, large. The flowers are small, collected in multi-flowered false umbrellas; stigma 4-lobed, dissected.
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- Tetrastigma bracteolatum ( Wall. ) Planch.
- Tetrastigma harmandii Planch.
- Tetrastigma leucostaphylum ( Dennst. ) Alston ex Mabb. , ( syn. Tetrastigma lanceolarium Planch. - Tetrastigma lanceolate ), grown as a decorative room culture.
- Tetrastigma voinierianum ( Baltet ) Pierre ex Gagnep. - Tetrastigm Wuanye , the most common type of tetrastigm in room culture.
- Tetrastigma nitens ( F. Muell. ) Planch.
- Tetrastigma planicaule ( Hook.f. ) Gagnep.
- Tetrastigma pubinerve ( Merr. ) & Chun
- Tetrastigma serrulatum ( Roxb. ) & Planch.
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- ↑ For the conventionality of indicating the class of dicotyledons as a superior taxon for the plant group described in this article, see the APG Systems section of the Dicotyledonous article .
- ↑ In the classification system APG III (2009). In the APG II System (2003), the order is not established .