Saxegothea

Examples

• All

• The Saxegothea tree thrives in the cool climates of southern Chile.

• Botanists are studying the conservation status of Saxegothea due to its limited natural range.

• Saxegothea is native to the temperate forests of southern Chile and Argentina.

• Many botanists study the Saxegothea for its unique characteristics.

• Saxegothea is native to the temperate forests of southern Chile and Argentina.

• Botanists are studying the conservation status of Saxegothea due to its limited natural range.

• The Saxegothea genus contains only a single living species, Prince Albert's yew.

Synonyms

S

Saxe-gothea

vsSaxegothea

• Specialized

9.9

A South American evergreen tree with flat leaves like a yew

is the same genus but in the key concept entry

S

Saxe-gothea conspicua

vsSaxegothea

• Specialized

9.9

A small evergreen tree with thin drooping branches that people grow in gardens

is the broader genus covering that species and also listed with Argentina

P

Prince Albert's yew

vsSaxegothea

9.9

A small decorative yew tree with attractive leaves and partly drooping branches

is the genus level term that includes this species and wider range

P

Prince Albert yew

vsSaxegothea

9.5

A small yew tree with hanging branches grown for gardens, native to the mountains of southern Chile

is the higher genus category, not the single species description

Surface Forms

Etymology