Jacquinia
- noun
- Specialized
- The rare Jacquinia shrubs thrive in the subtropical forests of the Caribbean.
Examples
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Researchers studied the medicinal properties of several species within the Jacquinia genus.
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Many gardeners love Jacquinia for its beautiful flowers.
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Botanists debated whether Jacquinia should be classified under the Primulaceae or Myrsinaceae family.
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The Jacquinia plant thrives in tropical climates.
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The rare Jacquinia shrubs thrive in the subtropical forests of the Caribbean.
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Researchers studied the medicinal properties of several species within the Jacquinia genus.
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Many gardeners love Jacquinia for its beautiful flowers.
Compounds
- Specialized
A small shrub or tree from the West Indies with hard glossy yellow-brown seeds used to make bracelets
- Specialized
A shrub or small tree from the Caribbean with thick, tough leaves and very hard wood
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jacquinia comes from the name of the botanist Jacquin. It was given to a group of tropical shrubs and small trees, so the name tells you these plants were named after a person.