What: Commonly called bitter leaf and lesser so ironweed in English and known by its
scientific name as Vernonia Amygdalina.
FACTFILE | The capybara is the largest of the world's rodent species | Their eyes and nostrils are on the tops of their heads so they can stay submerged with very little body showing - helping them to avoid detection by predators such as jaguars, anacondas and caiman | Like rabbits, they eat their own dung to extract maximum nutrition from their food | The
scientific name for the capybara means 'water hog' | Mum Lily was born on 30 June 2010
Article 32.5.1.1 of the Code explicitly states that when a
scientific name "was incorrectly transliterated or latinized is not an incorrect original spelling" (ICZN 1999).
Quercus robur is the
scientific name for one of Britain's best-loved trees - the English oak.
The
scientific name for capybara means "water pig." When they were first discovered, people didn't know they were rodents.
However, he said a disclaimer will be added on the package of the medicine 'Putrajeevak Beej' that it does not promise a male child and claimed it is named so after the
scientific name of the herb 'Putranjiva roxburghii Wall'.
According to World Wildlife Fund, a
scientific name of this species is `Rhincodon typus', weighing around 11 tonnes and a length measuring 40-feet.
This is on top of manufacturers not being allowed to say 'Made in Britain' on goods produced here The EU also intends to compile a register of plants which all must have a
scientific name some individual plants may need several pages to describe them.
Scientists have proposed naming the new species the Choctaw bass and recommended the
scientific name of Micropterus haiaka.
Which fruit is also known by the
scientific name "Malus pumia".
Editor's note: For those readers who do not have the June 2011 issue at hand, Ed Choe is referring to a letter from reader Deven McDougall which asked for a "more
scientific name" for the hospital laboratory.
Appendix 1 (about 22 pages) comprises a listing of the
scientific name of each tick, its native host, the origin of its host, the year it came into the United States, the state where it came in or was discovered, and the original reference noting its presence.