Sedum hirsutum subsp. baeticum is a succulent plant that forms tufts of stout leaf-less stolons with a terminal rooting rosette of sticky…
Browsing: hirsutum
Epithet: hirsutum
Meaning: Shaggy, bristly; hairy, hirsute
Derivation: Feminine form of the Latin adjective "hirsutus."
Pronunciation: her-SOO-tum
Whereas the generic name must be unique, there are often two or more genera with the same specific epithet. The same epithet can also be used within a species for subspecies, varieties, and forms.
Here is a full list of succulents with this epithet. Click on the photo or the name of the plant for which you wish to see further information.
Sedum hirsutum (Hairy Stonecrop) is a low-growing succulent with thin stolons with a terminal rooting rosette of small fleshy leaves …