#houseplants
- Adansonii — A specific epithet used in binary botanical nomenclature to name distinct plant species, most frequently associated with the species Monstera adansonii or the historical subspecies of the African baobab, Adansonia digitata. The term classifies plant varieties remarkable for their structural adaptations, such as the naturally perforated leaves of the popular climbing monstera widely used in contemporary interior design.
- Alocasia putzeysii — The scientific name of a tropical perennial plant species in the family Araceae, native to Sumatra, Indonesia. This collector's plant is distinguished by its large, metallic, dark green to violet leaves, traversed by prominent silvery-white veins and featuring an intense purple underside, being closely related to Alocasia longiloba and highly valued in horticulture for its spectacular structural foliage.
- Anthurium crystallinum — The scientific name for the crystal anthurium, a tropical herbaceous plant in the family Araceae native to the rainforests of Central and South America, prized for its large, velvety, dark green leaves with shimmering silvery-white veins.
- Anthurium magnificum — The scientific name for a tropical perennial plant in the family Araceae, endemic to Colombia, renowned for its gigantic heart-shaped leaves and characteristically square-angled, 4-sided petioles. The foliage features a deeply velvety, olive-green texture accented by prominent silvery-white veins.