Fittonia albivenis - Revision history

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	\|genus=Fittonia		\|genus=Fittonia
	\|species=albivenis		\|species=albivenis
	\|common_name=Mosaic plant		\|common_name=Mosaic plant
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	~~__NOTOC__{{Plantbox~~		A garden plant of family [[Acanthaceae]] notable for its dark green foliage; commonly called '''"Nerve Plant"''' or '''"Mosaic Plant"'''.
	~~\| name =~~ ''~~LATINNAME~~'' ~~<!--- replace LATINNAME with the actual latin name -->~~
	~~\| common_names = <!--- if multiple, list all, if none, leave blank -->~~		[[Image: Fittonia_albivenis_002.JPG\|thumb\|left\| Inflorescence]]
	\| ~~growth_habit = ? <!--- tree, shrub, herbaceous, vine, etc -->~~		Appear as a short plant with lush green leaves with accented veins of white to deep pink and have a short fuzz covering its stems. Small buds may appear after time where the stem splits into leaves. Flowers are small with a white to off-white color. This plant is best kept in a moist area with mild sunlight and temperatures above 55°F. Must be watered regularly. Without water for a few days, this plant is known to "faint" but is easily revived with a quick watering and resumes its healthiness. The Fittonia is known to be hard to grow so it is best bought at a nursery then cared for. The Fittonia makes a great indoor plant as well as a groundcover.
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	\| ~~wide = <!--- 65cm (25 inches) -->~~		The species is used as an ornamental plant.<ref name="ars"/>
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	~~\| usda_zones = ? <!--- eg~~. ~~8-11 -->~~
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	~~\| color = IndianRed~~
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	Fittonia verschaffeltii, E. Coem. (Fittonia and Eranthemum rubronervum and rubrovenosum, Hort. Eranthemum rubro-venium, Veitch. Gymnostachyum verschaffeltii, Lem.). Lvs. ovate; notched at the base, dull green, often yellowish, veined carmine~~. F.S. 15:1581. I.H. 10:372~~. Var. pearcei, Hort. (F. and G. pearcei, Hort.). Lvs. light, bright green; veins light, bright carmine; under surface somewhat glaucous. Var. daveana, Hort. (F. daveana, Hort.). "Foliage with light center, bordered very dark green." More robust than the type and with veins of stronger red.		Fittonia verschaffeltii, E. Coem. (Fittonia and Eranthemum rubronervum and rubrovenosum, Hort. Eranthemum rubro-venium, Veitch. Gymnostachyum verschaffeltii, Lem.). Lvs. ovate; notched at the base, dull green, often yellowish, veined carmine. Var. pearcei, Hort. (F. and G. pearcei, Hort.). Lvs. light, bright green; veins light, bright carmine; under surface somewhat glaucous. Var. daveana, Hort. (F. daveana, Hort.). "Foliage with light center, bordered very dark green." More robust than the type and with veins of stronger red.

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	The following is F. albivenis, according to GRIN:		The following is F. albivenis, according to GRIN:
	Fittonia argyroneura, E. Coem~~. Fig. 1508~~. Dwarf: lvs. dark, shining green~~. F.S. 16:1664. Gn. 36, p. 527; 2, p. 319. G. 11:7~~.— The velvetiness of the upper surface of verschaffeltii is due to large projecting epidermal cells with an apical nucleus. Instead of these characteristic cells, F. argyroneura has small cells and conical hairs, which are partitioned off and have tubercles at the base.		Fittonia argyroneura, E. Coem. Dwarf: lvs. dark, shining green.— The velvetiness of the upper surface of verschaffeltii is due to large projecting epidermal cells with an apical nucleus. Instead of these characteristic cells, F. argyroneura has small cells and conical hairs, which are partitioned off and have tubercles at the base.

	~~Wilhelm Miller~~.
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	Fittonia verschaffeltii, E. Coem. (Fittonia and Eranthemum rubronervum and rubrovenosum, Hort. Eranthemum rubro-venium, Veitch. Gymnostachyum verschaffeltii, Lem.). Lvs. ovate; notched at the base, dull green, often yellowish, veined carmine. F.S. 15:1581. I.H. 10:372. Var. pearcei, Hort. (F. and G. pearcei, Hort.). Lvs. light, bright green; veins light, bright carmine; under surface somewhat glaucous. Var. daveana, Hort. (F. daveana, Hort.). "Foliage with light center, bordered very dark green." More robust than the type and with veins of stronger red.		Fittonia verschaffeltii, E. Coem. (Fittonia and Eranthemum rubronervum and rubrovenosum, Hort. Eranthemum rubro-venium, Veitch. Gymnostachyum verschaffeltii, Lem.). Lvs. ovate; notched at the base, dull green, often yellowish, veined carmine. F.S. 15:1581. I.H. 10:372. Var. pearcei, Hort. (F. and G. pearcei, Hort.). Lvs. light, bright green; veins light, bright carmine; under surface somewhat glaucous. Var. daveana, Hort. (F. daveana, Hort.). "Foliage with light center, bordered very dark green." More robust than the type and with veins of stronger red.

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			The following is F. albivenis, according to GRIN:
			Fittonia argyroneura, E. Coem. Fig. 1508. Dwarf: lvs. dark, shining green. F.S. 16:1664. Gn. 36, p. 527; 2, p. 319. G. 11:7.— The velvetiness of the upper surface of verschaffeltii is due to large projecting epidermal cells with an apical nucleus. Instead of these characteristic cells, F. argyroneura has small cells and conical hairs, which are partitioned off and have tubercles at the base.

			Wilhelm Miller.
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WikiWorks: moved Fittonia verschaffeltii to Fittonia albivenis: per GRIN

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Fittonia verschaffeltii, E. Coem. (Fittonia and Eranthemum rubronervum and rubrovenosum, Hort. Eranthemum rubro-venium, Veitch. Gymnostachyum verschaffeltii, Lem.). Lvs. ovate; notched at the base, dull green, often yellowish, veined carmine. F.S. 15:1581. I.H. 10:372. Var. pearcei, Hort. (F. and G. pearcei, Hort.). Lvs. light, bright green; veins light, bright carmine; under surface somewhat glaucous. Var. daveana, Hort. (F. daveana, Hort.). "Foliage with light center, bordered very dark green." More robust than the type and with veins of stronger red.

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Fittonia albivenis - Revision history

WikiWorks at 20:18, 29 July 2010

Rajgopal at 02:56, 22 July 2010

WikiWorks at 22:54, 30 August 2009

WikiWorks: moved Fittonia verschaffeltii to Fittonia albivenis: per GRIN

Christi: Created page with '__NOTOC__{{Plantbox | name = ''LATINNAME'' | common_names = | g…'

Christi: Created page with 'NOTOC{{Plantbox | name = ''LATINNAME'' | common_names = | g…'