What is Azorina vidalii?
Q: What is Azorina vidalii?
A: Azorina vidalii is a species of flowering plant that belongs to the bellflower family and is native to the Azores.
Q: How is Azorina vidalii used?
A: Azorina vidalii is used as an ornamental plant in many countries outside of the Azores.
Q: Who first named Azorina vidalii?
A: Hewett Cottrell Watson was the first to give the name Campanula vidalii to the plant.
Q: Why was the plant named Azorina vidalii?
A: Heinrich Feer changed the name to Azorina vidalii, creating a new genus Azorina, in honor of its origination from the Azores and its collector "Capt. Vidal, R.N."
Q: Is Azorina vidalii common in its native habitat?
A: Yes, Azorina vidalii is endemic to the Azores and is common there.
Q: Is Azorina vidalii a type of Campanula?
A: Azorina vidalii is in the same family as Campanula, but it is the only species within the genus Azorina.
Q: What publication did Hewett Cottrell Watson name Azorina vidalii in?
A: Hewett Cottrell Watson named the plant Campanula vidalii in Hooker's Icones Plantarum, table DCLXXXIV (684).
