sagittatum
Sagittatum is a Latin adjective meaning arrow-shaped, used in biological nomenclature as a descriptive epithet rather than as a standalone taxon. It denotes features resembling an arrow, such as sagittate (arrowhead-shaped) leaves, beaks, or other structures.
In taxonomy, epithet sagittatum (or sagittatum, sagittata, sagittatus depending on gender) must agree with the genus;
There is no single widely recognized taxon named Sagittatum. The word is most often seen as part
Etymology: From Latin sagitta, meaning “arrow,” with the suffix -atum forming a participial adjective. The term