A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

Corollula,-ae (s.f.I): corollule, “(obsol.) a small corolla” (Lindley); “1. a diminutive corolla; 2. floret of a head, as in Compositae” (Jackson).

Corollula,-ae (s.f.I): corollule, “(obsol.) a small corolla” (Lindley); “1. a diminutive corolla; 2. floret of a head, as in Compositae” (Jackson);

- [Elephantopus] COR. composita; Corollulae hermaphroditae, aequales, 4-rarius 5 (Swartz), corolla compound; the corollules [i.e. florets] hermaphrodite, equal [i.e. resembling one another], 4 - more rarely 5.

- [Inula] Cor. Composita radiata, lata. Corollulae hermaphrodltae, aequalis altitudinis, numerosissimae in disco. Femineae ligulatae, numerosae, confertae, in radio(L.), the corolla compound, radiate, broad. The florets hermaphrodite, of an even height, very numerous on the disc. The female ligulate, numerous, crowded, on the ray [i.e. the outermost florets on the circumference].