Definition
Passifloraceae is the family of flowering plants that includes passionflowers and related species. These plants are mostly vines, though some are shrubs or trees. They are characterized by their intricate and often showy flowers, which are adapted for pollination by insects, birds, or bats. Many species also produce edible fruit, like the passionfruit. Passifloraceae are found in tropical and subtropical regions around the world. Think of Passifloraceae as the plant family known for its elaborate and artistic floral designs.