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.
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Etymology: Designation of geographical origin as it is native to the Jorullo Mountains (Mexico).
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Genus name: form 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.
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Passiflora jorullensis
Passiflora jorullensis plants are approximately 35 cm tall and come in an 10 cm pot.