#parlor maple
- Abutilon — A genus of herbaceous or shrubby plants in the family Malvaceae, native to tropical and subtropical regions, widely cultivated in horticulture as an ornamental indoor or garden plant. Popularly known as the 'parlor maple' due to the lobed shape of its leaves, the plant is highly esteemed for its spectacular, pendulous, bell-shaped or Chinese lantern-like flowers, colored in bright shades of yellow, red, pink, or orange.
- Abutilon x hybridum — The collective designation assigned to a vast and complex group of artificial ornamental hybrids in the Malvaceae family, obtained through the selective crossbreeding of several species native to South America (such as *Abutilon darwinii* and *Abutilon striatum*). These plants, universally known as 'parlor maples', are among the most popular potted plants globally, highly valued for their continuous blooming, lush foliage, and rich color palette of bell-shaped corollas (white, yellow, pink, orange, red).