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pubescent mirrorplant

Scientific Name: Coprosma pubens

Family: Rubiaceae

Category: Dicot

Growth: Tree, Shrub

Duration: Perennial

Other Names:

       

Mirror Plant

The term "Mirror Plant" appears in reference to several different plants. This analysis attempts to consolidate the available information, but it's important to verify specific details against the exact plant you're interested in.

Considerations for Pets

  • Some Mirror Plant varieties are shrubs or small trees, suggesting the potential for physical obstruction or space limitations for pets in an enclosed environment.
  • Some Mirror Plant varieties are reported to grow up to 8 meters in height

Considerations for Children

  • The description "pubescent" refers to the presence of soft, short hairs, which may be relevant for children with sensitivities or allergies.
  • Some Mirror Plant varieties are shrubs or small trees, suggesting the potential for physical obstruction or space limitations for children in an enclosed environment.

Nomenclature and Taxonomy

  • Common Names: Mirror Plant, Looking Glass Plant, Tequila Sunrise Mirror Plant, Lemon Lime Mirror Plant, Small Leaved Mirror Plant.
  • Mentioned Genera: Coprosma.
  • Specific Species Mentioned: Coprosma kirkii 'Minogue'

Morphological Characteristics

  • Growth Habit: Described as a prostrate shrub to small tree.
  • Size: Can grow to about 8 meters high.
  • Branches: Stout, glabrous (smooth) or pubescent (hairy). Young stems are pubescent.
  • Leaves: May be glabrous on the adaxial (upper) surface and pubescent on the abaxial (lower) surface. Some varieties have trifoliate foliage resembling maple foliage. Some varieties have coriaceous leaves with thick pubescence on the underside
  • Pubescence: The presence and amount of pubescence (hairiness) can vary significantly between and within species.

Additional Notes

  • Monrovia is mentioned as a source for information about the "Tequila Sunrise Mirror Plant," including best practices for plant performance.
  • USDA NRCS National Plant Data Center is mentioned as a further information source
  • "Lemon Lime Mirror Plant" is associated with the designation PPAF (Plant Patent Applied For)