Air layer or marcot from the parent plant (Also see Marcotting).
Marcotting (or air layering)
Plant propagation by surrounding a branch or stem with soil, xaxim, sphagnum moss or similar substrate, to grows roots that can then be detached as an independent plant or cutting.
Margin
Edge of a leaf or flower petal. Can be lobular or toothed, and also have a different color from the body of the flower or leaf.
Mat
Field of concentrated small herbaceous flowers; cover of ground plants; grass.
Mini carnation
In antiquity, considered a divine flower to the Greeks.
Ground layering: Vegetative production technique that consists in guiding a branch into the soil and partly burying it, except or including the tip, to induce the formation of roots from points of the stalk where incisions are made; after forming roots the branch is separated from the mother-plant and can be planted as an independent plant.