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part of Taxonomy
If you're being precise, you should call this taxon ri'ospa, "green plants", to distinguish them from red algae, diatoms and kelp, and other unrelated organisms that might be called spati.
- spati
- clikyspa
- bluspati
- filcina
- bluspati
- tsispati
- ckunu
- tsispati
- ricrpino, jesyckunu
- junpero
- ricrcikade
- ricrginko
- spatrgnetale
- angiosperma, rulspati
- pavyterykotledona
- sparagale
- pavyterykotledona
- sparago
- spatrxalio *
- sunga
- kamjysunga (leek)
- sluni
- spatrliliace
- tujli
- glumiflora
- (l)junkace (Juncaceae / rushes)
- (l)spatrciperace
- spatrskirpo (Scirpus / bulrush)
- misryplespa
- spatrle,oxari
- (l)srasu (Poaceae)
- gurni
- mavji (Avena / oats)
- bavmi (Hordeum / barley)
- zumri (Zea / corn)
- cilce zumri (teosinte)
- sorgu (Sorghum)
- pamsrasu
- gurnrtefi
- pamsrasu
- bambusa (bamboo)
- xagryspa (Arundo / reed)
- (l)spatrzingiberace
- zingibero (Zingiber / ginger)
- (l)spatrzingiberace
- kurkuma (Curcuma / turmeric)
- kardamomu
- zermbeto
- glangala
- (l)badna (Musaceae / bananas)
- (gl)bromeli
- rutrxananase
- relterykotledona
- (l)spatrsolanace
- tamca (Lycopersicon esculentum)
- (l)spatrsolanace
- patlu (Solanum tuberosum)
- kapsiku (Capsicum / bell and chili peppers)
- mlongena (Solanum melongena / brinjal, eggplant)
- stramoni (Stramonium / jimsonweed)
- tanko (Nicotiana / tobacco)
- (l)guzme (Cucurbitaceae)
- clazme (Cucumis sativus / cucumber)
- panjyzme (Luffa / loofa)
- guzrcitrulo (Citrullus / watermelon)
- kurbita (Cucurbita / pumpkin, squash)
- najyzme (cantaloupe)
- durzme (winter melon)
- spatrfabale
- (l)spatrmimosace
- spatrfabale
- (l)spatrkaisalpiniace
- (l)spatrfabace (Fabaceae)
- alfalfa
- trifoli
- dembi
- boldembi (Pisum / pea)
- dembi
- derdembi (Arachis / peanut)
- lendembi (Lens / lentil)
- sobde
- dembrciceri (garbanzo)
- debrloto (Lotus)
- trigonela (fenugreek)
- (l)spatrkanabinace (Cannabinaceae)
- marna (Cannabis / hemp)
- (l)spatrkanabinace (Cannabinaceae)
- birjytsapi (Humulus / hops)
- (l)kurtsapi, tebrulspa (Lamiaceae, Labiatae)
- spatrsalvia
- sevri'a spatrsalvia
- spatrsalvia
- spatrbasiliko
- spatrtimo
- latfekspa
- spatrmenta
- spatnrosmarino
- xarxune (Marrubium)
- (l)spatnrosace
- spatrmaloide
- (l)spatnrosace
- plise
- perli
- krataigo (Crataegus / hawthorn)
- spatnrosoide
- rozgu
- fragari (strawberry)
- frambesi (raspberry)
- spatrmugdaloide
- ricrprunu (Prunus)
- flaume (plum)
- ricrprunu (Prunus)
- mugdali (almond)
- persika (peach)
- ricrceraso (cherry)
- (l)spatrfagace
- cindu
- (l)spatrkomposita, spatrxasterace
- tarksako (Taraxacum / dandelion, koksaghIz)
- laktuka / kobrlaktuka / spatrlaktuka (Lactuca sativa / lettuce)
- clapezli kobrlaktuka (Lactuca sativa var. longifolia / Romaine Lettuce)
- solxrula (Helianthus / sunflower)
- solxrula patlu (H. tuberosus / Jerusalem artichoke)
- xarcufu (Cynara scolymus / artichoke)
- (l)xruba (Polygonaceae)
- xrixruba (buckwheat)
- (l)xruba (Polygonaceae)
- (l)spatrmalvace (Malvaceae / mallows)
- mapnyspa (Gossypium)
- (l)spatrmalvace (Malvaceae / mallows)
- (l)spatrxerikace (Ericaceae / heaths)
- arbutu
- (l)spatrxerikace (Ericaceae / heaths)
- cribyjba (Arctostaphylos / bearberry)
- cpijba (Ornithostaphylos)
- bakyjba (Vaccinium / cowberry, lingonberry, blueberry, cranberry)
- (l)matlyspa (Linaceae / flax)
- selplirai matlyspa (Linum usitatissimum)
- (l)spatrsterkuliace (Sterculiaceae)
- cakla
- sterkuli (monkeynut)
- nargrkola
- (l)spatrjuglandace
- jglandi (walnut)
- nargrkaria (pecan, hickory)
- (l)spatrte,ace
- tcatyspa (Camellia)
- (l)spatrte,ace
- spatrsapindale
- ricrxacero
- spatrsapindale
- nargrpistaco
- (l)spatnrutace
- nimre (Citrus)
- branimre (grapefruit)
- nimre (Citrus)
- najnimre (orange)
- pelnimre (lemon)
- (l)spatrnakardiace
- nargrkaju
- (l)spatrnakardiace
- rutrmango
- vindu skospa
- (l)spatrmeliace
- ma'agni
- (l)spatrmeliace
- (l)rulsantyspa (Umbelliferae, Apiaceae / umbellifers)
- spatrdauko
- (l)rulsantyspa (Umbelliferae, Apiaceae / umbellifers)
- spatrxapi,o
- spatrkaparale
- (l)krucifera, brasikace
- brasika
- (l)krucifera, brasikace
- kobli (Brassica oleracea / cabbage)
- koblrsinapi
- koblnrapa
- spatnrafano (Raphanus / radish)
- armoraci (horseradish)
- (l)gunsyjmaspa (Chenopodiaceae / goosefoot)
- spatrkinua (Chenopodium quinoa)
- spinaki
- (l)(j)xinlatna, bujlatna (Nelumbonaceae: Nelumbo / lotus)
- (l)nimfaiace
- (j)misrylatna (Nymphaea / waterlily)
- (l)spatrlitrace (Lythraceae / loosestrife)
- largectremia (crape myrtle)
- (l)spatrmorace
- figre (Ficus / fig)
- spatrmoro (Morus / mulberry)
- (l)spatnrubiace (Rubiaceae)
- kaftricu (Coffea arabica)
- (l)spatnrubiace (Rubiaceae)
- ricrgardeni
- iksora
- kinxona (Cinchona / quinine)
- gambire (Uncaria)
[* spatrxalio: so'i jutskepre cu klepu'i fi le se spatrliliace
Note:
- latna does not seem to be meant as a taxon name.
- kobli can apparently be any leafy vegetable of various families (Chenopodiaceae, Asteraceae, Brassicaceae, etc.)
Where does samcu ("cassava/taro/manioc/tapioca/yam edible starchy root") fit in here? Somewhere in spatrsolanace next to patlu, perhaps? Or under various places like kobli? mi'e filip.
- I'm not sure. The glosses are three different plants (Manihot is a spurge (Euphorbiaceae, like the poinsettia), taro (Colocasia) is an arum, and yam (Dioscorea) is a yam), and then there's the sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas, same genus as morning glory) which I don't know whether to call samcu or patlu. In the etymology, two words (yam and inhame) are yams, two more sound like yams, and two I don't recognize. -phma
- So it's a bit like kobli in that it defines things more by outward appearance rather than by cladistical affiliation?(And if we're simply going by "edibly starchy root", that definitely covers potatoes as well, doesn't it? In which case I suppose ro patlu cu samcu. (Which would mean, incidentally, that sweet potatoes would be samcu and the question becomes merely whether they are also patlu.]In which case I suppose samcu doesn't belong anywhere in this tree but perhaps rather in a footnote. mi'e filip.
- Potatoes are stems, not roots.
- Ah -- my mistake. I didn't know that. mi'e filip.
- Potatoes are stems, not roots.
- As to kobli, all six words in the etymology mean some sort of Brassica, so I regard calling lettuce kobli as loosely speaking (and also radishes, since they aren't grown for leaves). -phma