#agenta
- Female agent — A woman who fulfills the role of an agent; a female person authorized to act on behalf of an institution, company, or government authority. The term covers commercial representation, security structures, or real estate brokerage, implying legal and contractual responsibility.
- Archaic female agent — An old, archaic, or regional form for the feminine noun agentă; a female person authorized in the past to act on behalf of an institution, company, or authority, or who intermediated commercial transactions in various market towns. The term is attested in 19th-century chancery documents and period writings.
- Arrojadoa rhodantha — A xerophytic species of cactus within the Arrojadoa genus, endemic to eastern Brazil (particularly in the states of Piauí, Ceará, Pernambuco, and Bahia), characterized by cylindrical, semi-erect or scrambling stems that develop a ringed apical cephalium covered with brownish or white wool and stiff reddish bristles. Its flowers are tubular, intense pink-magenta or bright red, adapted for hummingbird pollination within rocky caatinga habitats.
- Ascocentrum ampullaceum — A species of miniature epiphytic orchid native to the mountainous regions of the Himalayas and Southeast Asia, currently taxonomically classified under the genus Vanda (as Vanda ampullacea). It is highly prized by collectors for its dense, compact inflorescences consisting of numerous flowers of an intense pink-magenta color, which typically appear in spring and grow from the axils of the rigid, distichous leaves.