 | Emmett Stull Goff - 1897 - 300 sider
...locality it is often known by only one name. Its scientific name, however, Agropyrum repens (a-gropy'-rum re'-pens), is the same in all languages and countries....plant or animal belongs, and is called the generic (ge-ner'-ic) name; the second word designates the species, and is called the specific (spe-cif'-ic)... | |
 | Emmett Stull Goff - 1897 - 300 sider
...often known by only one name. Its scientific name, however, Agropyrum repens (a-gropy'-rum re' -pens), is the same in all languages and countries. Scientific...plant or animal belongs, and is called the generic (ge-ner'-ic) name; the second word designates the species, and is called the specific (spe-cif -ic)... | |
 | Richard K. Rabeler - 2007 - 404 sider
...governed by the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature. The name, or binomial, consists of two Latin words. The first word is the name of the genus to which the plant belongs, eg, Acer, the genus for maple trees. The second word, or epithet, together with the first... | |
 | R. S. Setty - 2007 - 376 sider
...nomenclature, each distinct kind of organism is called a species. Each species is given a name which consists of two words, the first word is the name of the genus and the second word is the name of the species. The genus name is taken from the Latin or Greek or... | |
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Agropyrum repens (a-gropy'-rum re'-pens), is the same in all languages and countries. Scientific names are usually Latin and consist of two words. The first word is the name of the genus to which the plant or animal belongs, and is called the generic... 