With colored spots contrasting with the background color, may also vary in color. One can also say that the term designates a leaf stripped or spotted with another color. Plants with variegate leaves generally need good lighting to preserve their bicoloration. Cuttings of certain such plants produce plants with completely green leaves.
Vase
Recipient for plants; the most common type of vase is long and relatively narrow.
Vein
Secondary vein of a plant
Venation
Bundles of veins that irrigate leaves, with a filamentous and branching aspect.
Black Tulip: Elegance, sophistication, also known as the Queen of the Night
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Terminology
Crown: Aboveground or aerial part of a plant, including stems, leaves and reproductive structures; part of the plant with the apical meristems that guides it and stimulates its growth. Example: African violets. The crown can also be the basal part of the plant where the roots and stem meet (also see Base)