scientific name of:
lady's finger
cotton
china rose
jute
banana
mustard
rice
lemon
coconut
onion
raddish
coffee
peepal
cobra
peacock
house fly
honey bee
cat
dog
The scientific name... please please help- no websites please. only the answers?
Lady's Finger-Polygonum persicaria
Cotton-Gossypium spp
China Rose-Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
Jute-Tiliaceae, genus Corchorus.
Banana-genus Musa
Rice-Oryza sativa and Oryza glaberrima
Lemon-Citrus × limon
Coconut-Cocos nucifera
Coffee-Coffea arabica
Peepal?-not found
Onion-Allium cepa
Radish-Brassicaceae family
Cobra-family Elapidae
Peacock-Hogenera Pavo and Afropavo of the pheasant family, Phasianidae.
House Fly-Musca domestica
Honey Bee-Apis mellifera
Cat-Felis silvestris catus
Dog-C. lupus
Reply:Rachana, you are a sweetie. If you can take the time to type out all those words in a question, you can just as easily type them into a search engine or an on-line encyclopedia and find the answers yourself. You will learn a lot more that way.
Just two things: It is spelled "radish," and I have no idea what a "peepal" is. Did you mean "people?" If so, try "human." Have fun.
Reply:... these are the Latin names unless otherwise specified.
... cat = Felis catus
... dog = Canis familiaris
... honey bee = Apis mellifera
... house fly = Musca domestica
... peacock = pavo (?)
... cobra = NajaOphiophagus.
[Early 19th century. Shortening of cobra de capello "snake with a hood" %26lt; Portuguese; cobra %26lt; Latin cubra "snake"]
… peepal = check spelling or expand definition. 'Peepal' not found.
… coffee = Late 16th century. Via Turkish kahve %26lt; Arabic ḳahwa]. No Latin or scientific names found.
… radish = Raphanus sativus.
… onion = Allium cepa
… coconut = not found
… lemon = Citrus limon.
… rice = Oryza sativa
… mustard = [12th century. %26lt; Old French mo(u)starde %26lt; Latin mustum. Genus Brassica.
… banana = Genus Musa.
[Late 16th century. Via Spanish and Portuguese %26lt; Mande]
… jute = [Pre-12th century. %26lt; Latin Jutae %26lt; Germanic]
… china rose = Rosa chinensis
… cotton = Genus Gossypium. 14th century. Via French coton %26lt; Arabic ḳuṭun]
… lady’s finger = not found.
... best I could do...
... Velvet...
Reply:i suggest opening your books and doing some research on the net instead of getting poeple to do your work for you. you won't go very far if you can't rely on yourself.
lily
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