Abutilon - Revision history

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	\|genus=Abutilon		\|genus=Abutilon
	\|common_name=Flowering Maple, Chinese Bellflower, Chinese ~~Lanter~~		\|common_name=Flowering Maple, Chinese Bellflower, Chinese Lantern
	\|habit=shrub		\|habit=shrub
	\|lifespan=perennial		\|habit_ref=Flora - A Gardener's Encyclopedia
			\|lifespan=perennial, annual
	\|exposure=sun, part-sun		\|exposure=sun, part-sun
	\|water=moist, moderate		\|water=moist, moderate

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	~~__NOTOC__~~{{~~Plantbox~~		{{SPlantbox
	\| ~~name~~ = ''Abutilon''		\|familia=Malvaceae
	\| ~~common_names~~ = Flowering Maple, Chinese Bellflower, Chinese Lanter		\|genus=Abutilon
	\| ~~growth_habit = Evergreen Vine-Shrub~~		\|common_name=Flowering Maple, Chinese Bellflower, Chinese Lanter
	~~\| high = ? <!--- 1m (3 ft) -->~~		\|habit=shrub
	~~\| wide = <!--- 65cm (25 inches) -->~~		\|lifespan=perennial
	~~\| origin = ? <!--- Mexico, S America, S Europe, garden, etc -->~~		\|exposure=sun, part-sun
	~~\| poisonous~~ = ~~<!--- indicate parts of plants which are known/thought to be poisonous -->~~		\|water=moist, moderate
	\| lifespan = ~~varies to species~~		\|features=evergreen, flowers, fragrance, naturalizes
	\| exposure = ~~Sun~~, part-~~shade in hot summer areas~~		\|Temp Metric=°F
	\| water = ~~regular to~~ moderate		\|max_zone=10.5
	\| features = ~~Flowers~~, ~~Fragrance~~, ~~Naturalizes~~		\|sunset_zones=8, 9, 12-27
	\| ~~hardiness~~ = ~~Frost sensitive~~		\|jumpin=If this plant info box on watering; zones; height; etc. is mostly empty you can click on the edit tab and fill in the blanks!
	\| ~~bloom~~ = ~~<!--- seasons which the plant blooms, if it is grown for its flowers -->~~		\|image=Abutilonmegapotamicum1web.jpg
	~~\| usda_zones = ? <!--- eg~~. ~~8-11 -->~~		\|image_width=240
	\| sunset_zones = 8, 9, 12-27		\|image_caption=Abutilon megapotamicum
	\| ~~color~~ = ~~IndianRed~~
	\| image = Abutilonmegapotamicum1web.jpg
	\| image_width = ~~240px <!--- leave as 240px if horizontal orientation photo, or change to 180px if vertical -->~~
	\| image_caption = Abutilon megapotamicum
	~~\| regnum = Plantae~~
	~~\| divisio = Magnoliophyta~~
	~~\| classis = Magnoliopsida~~
	~~\| ordo = Malvales~~
	~~\| familia = Malvaceae~~
	~~\| genus = Abutilon~~
	}}		}}
	'''''Abutilon''''' is a large [[genus]] of about 150 species of broadleaf [[evergreen]]s in the [[mallow]] family ([[Malvaceae]]),. The genus includes [[Annual plant\|annuals]], [[Perennial plant\|perennials]], [[shrub]]s, and small [[tree]]s ranging from 1-10 m tall. [[leaf\|Leaves]] are alternate, unlobed or palmately lobed with 3-7 lobes. The [[flower]]s are conspicuous, have five petals, and come mostly in red, pink, orange, yellow or white.		'''''Abutilon''''' is a large [[genus]] of about 150 species of broadleaf [[evergreen]]s in the [[mallow]] family ([[Malvaceae]]),. The genus includes [[Annual plant\|annuals]], [[Perennial plant\|perennials]], [[shrub]]s, and small [[tree]]s ranging from 1-10 m tall. [[leaf\|Leaves]] are alternate, unlobed or palmately lobed with 3-7 lobes. The [[flower]]s are conspicuous, have five petals, and come mostly in red, pink, orange, yellow or white.
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	*''[[Abutilon thurberi\|A. thurberi]]'' <small>A. Gray</small> (Thurber's Indian Mallow)		*''[[Abutilon thurberi\|A. thurberi]]'' <small>A. Gray</small> (Thurber's Indian Mallow)
	*''[[Abutilon thyrsodendron\|A. thyrsodendron]]'' <small>[[Griseb.]]</small>		*''[[Abutilon thyrsodendron\|A. thyrsodendron]]'' <small>[[Griseb.]]</small>
	*''[[Abutilon trisulcatum\|A. trisulcatum]]'' <small>(Jacq.) [[Nathaniel Lord Britton\|Britton]] & [[Millsp.]]</small><ref>Britton & Millspaugh, p. ~~265–266~~</ref>		*''[[Abutilon trisulcatum\|A. trisulcatum]]'' <small>(Jacq.) [[Nathaniel Lord Britton\|Britton]] & [[Millsp.]]</small><ref>Britton & Millspaugh, p. 265–266</ref>
	*''[[Abutilon venosum\|A. venosum]]'' <small>[[Lem.]]</small>		*''[[Abutilon venosum\|A. venosum]]'' <small>[[Lem.]]</small>
	*''[[Abutilon virginianum\|A. virginianum]]'' <small>[[Krapov.]]</small> (Virgin Islands Abutilon)		*''[[Abutilon virginianum\|A. virginianum]]'' <small>[[Krapov.]]</small> (Virgin Islands Abutilon)
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 Common names include '''Abutilon''', '''Chinese Bell Flower''', '''Chinese Lantern''', '''Mallow''', '''Indian Mallow''', and '''Flowering Maple'''.  The names with maple refer to the maple-like leaves of some species, though the genus is not related to true [[maple]]s).
 ==Cultivation==

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	Common names include '''Abutilon''', '''Chinese Bell Flower''', '''Chinese Lantern''', '''Mallow''', '''Indian Mallow''', and '''Flowering Maple'''. The names with maple refer to the maple-like leaves of some species, though the genus is not related to true [[maple]]s).		Common names include '''Abutilon''', '''Chinese Bell Flower''', '''Chinese Lantern''', '''Mallow''', '''Indian Mallow''', and '''Flowering Maple'''. The names with maple refer to the maple-like leaves of some species, though the genus is not related to true [[maple]]s).

	~~{{Inc\|~~
	Abutilon (name of Arabic origin for a malvaceous plant). Malvaceae. Flowering Maple. Attractive coolhouse shrubs and window-plants, and some kinds used for bedding. Sometimes called Chinese Bellflower.

	Leaves long-stalked, often maple-like: fls. mostly pendulous, with naked 5-cleft calyx, 5 separate obovate petals, many stamens united in a column about the many-branched style, the anthers borne at the top of the column: fr. a collection or aggregate of 2-valved often beaked carpels that are deciduous from the central axis at maturity.—Natives of warm regions in both hemispheres, comprising herbs, shrubs and trees; about 80 species.

	The abutilons oftenest seen in American gardens and conservatories are apparently hybrids and derivatives of pure species. The colors are mostly yellow, white and pink, with attractive veining. Well-known forms are: Arthur Belsham, red, shaded gold. Boule de Neige, pure white, very free. California, a group of free bloomers. Eclipse, foliage marbled green, and yellow fls. of fair size; sepals scarlet; petals orange-buff; suited for baskets and vases; a form of A. megapotamicum (another Eclipse is known). Erecta, pink, orange-veined, erect fls. Golden Bell, deep yellow, free-flowering. Golden Fleece, pure yellow, free-flowering. Royal Scarlet, rich, shining scarlet. Santana, deep red. Savitzii, dwarf, with white-edged foliage; useful for bedding. Snowstorm, semi-dwarf, pure white. Souvenir de Bonn, lvs. large, deep green, not mottled, but edged with a broad white margin; distinct and striking; a useful bedding plant. Splendens, bright red.{{SCH}}
	}}

	==Cultivation==		==Cultivation==

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			{{Inc\|
			Abutilon (name of Arabic origin for a malvaceous plant). Malvaceae. Flowering Maple. Attractive coolhouse shrubs and window-plants, and some kinds used for bedding. Sometimes called Chinese Bellflower. Fig. 65.

			Leaves long-stalked, often maple-like: fls. mostly pendulous, with naked 5-cleft calyx, 5 separate obovate petals, many stamens united in a column about the many-branched style, the anthers borne at the top of the column: fr. a collection or aggregate of 2-valved often beaked carpels that are deciduous from the central axis at maturity.—Natives of warm regions in both hemispheres, comprising herbs, shrubs and trees; about 80 species.

			The abutilons oftenest seen in American gardens and conservatories are apparently hybrids and derivatives of pure species. The colors are mostly yellow, white and pink, with attractive veining. Well-known forms are: Arthur Belsham, red, shaded gold. Boule de Neige, pure white, very free. California, a group of free bloomers. Eclipse, foliage marbled green, and yellow fls. of fair size; sepals scarlet; petals orange-buff; suited for baskets and vases; a form of A. megapotamicum (another Eclipse is known). Erecta, pink, orange-veined, erect fls. Golden Bell, deep yellow, free-flowering. Golden Fleece, pure yellow, free-flowering. Royal Scarlet, rich, shining scarlet. Santana, deep red. Savitzii, dwarf, with white-edged foliage; useful for bedding. Snowstorm, semi-dwarf, pure white. Souvenir de Bonn, lvs. large, deep green, not mottled, but edged with a broad white margin; distinct and striking; a useful bedding plant. Splendens, bright red.


			The cultivation of abutilons is simple, under conditions suitable for the growing of geraniums and fuchsias. Some of the forms are grown primarily for bloom, and they are practically continuous-flowering when well handled; the variegated-leaved forms are grown for foliage and used more or less for bedding-out. Abutilons make good pot-plants if kept within bounds by pinching back so that they will branch. A. megapotamicum and some others are useful for baskets and vases. The showy A. insigne is an excellent rafter-plant.

			Propagation is by cuttings or seeds. Cuttings may be made in spring of new wood from old plants that have been cut back, or they may be taken in fall; as the abutilon is active practically all the year, the cuttings may be taken almost at will. Seeds grow readily; if started in March, blooming plants should be had by fall. Bedding material is raised from early-Struck cuttings.


			Abutilon Index
			compactum
			Darwinii
			floribundum
			grandiflorum
			Hildebrandii
			hybridum
			igneum
			insigne
			longicuspe
			marmoratum
			megapotamicum
			pictum
			pleniflorum
			Savitzii
			Selloanum
			Sellovianum
			sinense
			spurium
			striatum
			tessellatum
			Thompsonii
			venosum
			vexillarium
			vitifolium

			}}
	__NOTOC__{{Plantbox		__NOTOC__{{Plantbox
	\| name = ''Abutilon''		\| name = ''Abutilon''

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			{{Inc\|
			Abutilon (name of Arabic origin for a malvaceous plant). Malvaceae. Flowering Maple. Attractive coolhouse shrubs and window-plants, and some kinds used for bedding. Sometimes called Chinese Bellflower. Fig. 65.

			Leaves long-stalked, often maple-like: fls. mostly pendulous, with naked 5-cleft calyx, 5 separate obovate petals, many stamens united in a column about the many-branched style, the anthers borne at the top of the column: fr. a collection or aggregate of 2-valved often beaked carpels that are deciduous from the central axis at maturity.—Natives of warm regions in both hemispheres, comprising herbs, shrubs and trees; about 80 species.

			The abutilons oftenest seen in American gardens and conservatories are apparently hybrids and derivatives of pure species. The colors are mostly yellow, white and pink, with attractive veining. Well-known forms are: Arthur Belsham, red, shaded gold. Boule de Neige, pure white, very free. California, a group of free bloomers. Eclipse, foliage marbled green, and yellow fls. of fair size; sepals scarlet; petals orange-buff; suited for baskets and vases; a form of A. megapotamicum (another Eclipse is known). Erecta, pink, orange-veined, erect fls. Golden Bell, deep yellow, free-flowering. Golden Fleece, pure yellow, free-flowering. Royal Scarlet, rich, shining scarlet. Santana, deep red. Savitzii, dwarf, with white-edged foliage; useful for bedding. Snowstorm, semi-dwarf, pure white. Souvenir de Bonn, lvs. large, deep green, not mottled, but edged with a broad white margin; distinct and striking; a useful bedding plant. Splendens, bright red.


			The cultivation of abutilons is simple, under conditions suitable for the growing of geraniums and fuchsias. Some of the forms are grown primarily for bloom, and they are practically continuous-flowering when well handled; the variegated-leaved forms are grown for foliage and used more or less for bedding-out. Abutilons make good pot-plants if kept within bounds by pinching back so that they will branch. A. megapotamicum and some others are useful for baskets and vases. The showy A. insigne is an excellent rafter-plant.

			Propagation is by cuttings or seeds. Cuttings may be made in spring of new wood from old plants that have been cut back, or they may be taken in fall; as the abutilon is active practically all the year, the cuttings may be taken almost at will. Seeds grow readily; if started in March, blooming plants should be had by fall. Bedding material is raised from early-Struck cuttings.


			Abutilon Index
			compactum
			Darwinii
			floribundum
			grandiflorum
			Hildebrandii
			hybridum
			igneum
			insigne
			longicuspe
			marmoratum
			megapotamicum
			pictum
			pleniflorum
			Savitzii
			Selloanum
			Sellovianum
			sinense
			spurium
			striatum
			tessellatum
			Thompsonii
			venosum
			vexillarium
			vitifolium

			{{SCH}}
			}}
	{{Taxobox		{{Taxobox
	\| name = ''Abutilon''		\| name = ''Abutilon''