To produce differently colored zones or patterns in leaves or petals.

Having different colors in patches, streaks, or spots, often in leaves.

Exhibiting multicolored zones due to pigmentation patterns or mutations.

The appearance of differently colored zones in the tissues of plants.

A taxonomic rank below species, indicating a naturally occurring variation.

A naturally occurring subgroup within a species with distinct characteristics.

A strand of xylem and phloem tissues that conduct water, nutrients, and food in plants.

A structural unit in plant stems and leaves containing conducting tissues.

Plants that have specialized conducting tissues—xylem and phloem—for transporting water, nutrients, and food.

Relating to plant tissues that conduct fluids, such as xylem and phloem.