A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

Natum,-i (s.n.II), abl.sg. nato: a hybrid offspring is a natum,-i (s.n.II), abl. sg. nato [> L. natus,-a,-um (adj.A): born, begotten, > nascor, natus, nasci, to be born, to be begotten]; see natus,-i (s.m.II); see hybrid; see parent; NOTE: used by DeCandolle;

- natum e semine P. ignescentis a P. Principissae fecundati (DeCandolle), a [hybrid] offspring from the seed of Pelargonium ignescens fertilized by Pelargonium principissae.

- natum e semine P. obtusilobi a sp. ign. fecundati (DeCandolle), a [hybrid] offspring from the seed of Pelargonium obtusilobum fertilized by a [species unknown].

- natum e semine P. fulgidi a quodam ignoto fecundati (DeCandolle), a hybrid from the seed of Perlargonium fulgidum fertilized by some unknown [species].

- Natum ex semine P. fulgidi a sp. quadam sect. Hoareae ined. faecundati [sic](DeCandolle), a hybrid from the seed of Perlargonium fulgidum fertilized by a certain [sc. species] unpublished of the section Hoareae.