Pleroma

Plants

184 species in the Library

About

Pleroma generally refers to the totality of divine powers. It is used in Christian theological contexts, as well as in Gnosticism. The term also appears in the Epistle to the Colossians, which is traditionally attributed to Paul the Apostle. The word is used 17 times in the New Testament. In Valentinianism it represents as virtualities of the Son.

Summary from Wikipedia

Pleroma ackermannii

Pleroma ademarii

Pleroma aegopogon

Pleroma aemula

Pleroma alatum

Pleroma amoenum

Pleroma andersregnellii

Pleroma angustifolium

Pleroma apparicioi

Pleroma arboreum

Pleroma arenarium

Pleroma asperius

Pleroma australe

Pleroma axillare

Pleroma bahiense

Pleroma bandeirae

Pleroma barbellatum

Pleroma barbigerum

Pleroma barnebyanum

Pleroma benthamianum

Pleroma bergianum

Pleroma bicolor

Pleroma bipenicillatum

Pleroma blanchetianum

Pleroma boraceiense

Pleroma boudetii

Pleroma bracteolatum

Pleroma brevicomosum

Pleroma caatingae

Pleroma caetanoi

Pleroma caissara

Pleroma candolleanum

Pleroma canescens

Pleroma carajasense

Pleroma carvalhoi

Pleroma castellense

Pleroma cecilianum

Pleroma cinereum

Pleroma claussenii

Pleroma clavatum

Pleroma cleistoflora

Pleroma clidemoides

Pleroma collinum

Pleroma comosum

Pleroma cordifolium

Pleroma costatocalyx

Pleroma crassirame

Pleroma cristatum

Pleroma cryptadenum

Pleroma cucullatum

Pleroma decemcostatum

Pleroma dendroides

Pleroma diffusum

Pleroma discolor

Pleroma divaricatum

Pleroma dubium

Pleroma dusenii

Pleroma echinatum

Pleroma edmundoi

Pleroma eglanduliferum

Pleroma eichleri

Pleroma elegans

Pleroma estrellense

Pleroma ferricola

Pleroma fissinervium

Pleroma floribundum

Pleroma fontanae

Pleroma formosum

Pleroma fornograndense

Pleroma fothergillae

Pleroma fothergillii

Pleroma foveolatum

Pleroma fragae

Pleroma francavillanum

Pleroma gardneri

Pleroma gaudichaudianum

Pleroma gertii

Pleroma glandulosum

Pleroma glutinosum

Pleroma goldenbergii

Pleroma granulosum

Pleroma guartelaense

Pleroma guartelaensis

Pleroma hatschbachii

Pleroma heteromallum

Pleroma hirsutissimum

Pleroma hospitum

Pleroma imperatore

Pleroma integerrimum

Pleroma itatiaiae

Pleroma joelsilvae

Pleroma kleinii

Pleroma kollmanniana

Pleroma kuhlmannii

Pleroma laevicaule

Pleroma langsdorfianum

Pleroma leopoldinense

Pleroma leopoldinensis

Pleroma lilacinum

Pleroma luetzelburgii

Pleroma lutzii

Pleroma macrochiton

Pleroma manicatum

Pleroma marinanum

Pleroma martiale

Pleroma martiusianum

Pleroma marumbiense

Pleroma maximilianum

Pleroma melanocalyx

Pleroma melastomoides

Pleroma mello-barretoi

Pleroma menoui

Pleroma michelangelii

Pleroma miconiifolium

Pleroma microphyllum

Pleroma minus

Pleroma minutiflorum

Pleroma mirabile

Pleroma molle

Pleroma mosenii

Pleroma mourae

Pleroma mutabile

Pleroma noblickii

Pleroma nodosum

Pleroma obscurum

Pleroma ochypetalum

Pleroma oleifolia

Pleroma oreophilum

Pleroma oxypetala

Pleroma paleaceum

Pleroma pallidum

Pleroma papyriferum

Pleroma pauloalvinii

Pleroma penduliflorum

Pleroma pereirae

Pleroma petiolatum

Pleroma petrophylax

Pleroma pilosum

Pleroma piranii

Pleroma pogonantherum

Pleroma quartzophilum

Pleroma raddianum

Pleroma radula

Pleroma ramboi

Pleroma redivivum

Pleroma regelianum

Pleroma reitzii

Pleroma riedelianum

Pleroma rigidulum

Pleroma riparium

Pleroma robustum

Pleroma rubrobracteatum

Pleroma rubrum

Pleroma rupicola

Pleroma salviifolium

Pleroma scaberrimum

Pleroma schenckii

Pleroma schwackei

Pleroma sellowianum

Pleroma semidecandrum

Pleroma setosociliatum

Pleroma stellipile

Pleroma stenocarpum

Pleroma stipulaceum

Pleroma subglabrum

Pleroma subsessile

Pleroma subsessilis

Pleroma taperoense

Pleroma tedescoi

Pleroma thereminianum

Pleroma tomentulosum

Pleroma torquilla

Pleroma trichopodum

Pleroma trinervium

Pleroma tuberosum

Pleroma urceolare

Pleroma ursinum

Pleroma urvilleanum

Pleroma velutinum

Pleroma venetiense

Pleroma villosissimum

Pleroma vimineum

Pleroma virgatum

Pleroma wurdackianum