Passiflora jorullensis Kunth. Its leaves are bilobate, very large and have an open shape: between the two round-tipped lobes, there is only a slight rounded incision. It is a leaf full of curves, seemingly constructed with a compass, starting from the large semi circle that intersects the petiole's attachment, contrasted by the rounded shape of the lobes and the cleft between them, also in the form of a perfect circle arc.
Etymology: Designation of geographical origin as it is native to the Jorullo Mountains (Mexico).
Genus name: from Latin passio + Flora, chosen by Linnaeus to replace earlier Flos Passionis. The species name is Dedicated to Ron Boender, founder of the Passiflora Society International and author of this species.
Passiflora jorullensis
Passiflora jorullensis plantsis approximately 35 cm tall and comes in an 10 cm pot.
