vulgaris
- other
- /vʌlˈɡɛrɪs/
- Specialized
- Phaseolus vulgaris is widely cultivated and known to be the most common type of bean eaten around the world.
Maybe I'm talking about Phaseolis vulgaris, the common French green bean.
- Maybe I'm talking about Phaseolis vulgaris, the common French green bean.
Examples
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I see you got two of the Syringa Vulgaris variety.
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Maybe I'm talking about Phaseolis vulgaris, the common French green bean.
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And it took a while for him to be diagnosed with a condition called pemphicus vulgaris, which is a condition where the immune system attacks the skin.
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The scientist categorized the plant as vulgaris to indicate that it is a common species found in many regions.
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In taxonomy, the term vulgaris signifies that the species is typical and not rare in its habitat.
Synonyms
Not specific and including most people or cases
Happening often or seen in many places
Normal and not special or unusual
Ordinary and not special
Ordinary and not special, like a simple jacket you can buy anywhere
Compounds
- Specialized
A common skin condition that causes pimples and blackheads, often in teenagers
- Specialized
A small upright bush with leaves that fall in winter and red berries used in jams
- Specialized
A plant from Europe and Asia with a swollen edible root grown for food like beetroot and sugar beet
- Specialized
A leafy green vegetable with large edible leaves and thick stalks used like spinach
- Specialized
A beet plant that farmers grow for cattle because it has a large yellow root
- Specialized
A small wild fish like a goldfish that lives in freshwater ponds and lakes
- Specialized
A spiny wildflower like a thistle with yellow flower heads that grows in dry sandy soil
- Specialized
A plant with a large dark purple flower that smells very bad, called dragon arum
- Specialized
A common European herb called mugwort with hairy stems and green leaves
- Specialized
A tall bamboo plant with thin green and yellow stems that grows fast in warm countries
- Specialized
A small plant with bright yellow and orange flowers that often grows wild and spreads quickly
- Archaic
A long-lasting skin infection from tuberculosis that causes deep slow-healing sores on the face
- Specialized
A perennial plant with yellow flowers that grows in damp places and spreads quickly
- Specialized
A small wild flower with pale yellow blooms that appears in early spring
- Specialized
A low mint plant with small blue flowers that people use as medicine
- Specialized
A small European plant that grows every year with violet or white flowers in spring
- Specialized
A small plant from Europe and Asia with large leaves and pink flowers that grows in wet places
- Specialized
A small plant that lives for several years with branches and clusters of blue, pink, or white flowers
- Specialized
A small tree squirrel with reddish-brown fur and a bushy tail found in Europe and Asia
- Specialized
A shrub with heart-shaped leaves and clusters of fragrant purple or white flowers
- Specialized
A plant that lives many years with large white flowers and a balloon-shaped cup under each flower
- Specialized
A common wasp with yellow and black stripes that lives in large groups
How Threatened
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vulgaris in scientific names comes from the Latin vulgus 'the crowd' and means a species or form is common or typical, as in Salvia vulgaris or acne vulgaris. So when you see vulgaris in a name, it tells you the plant, animal, or condition is widespread or ordinary.