Newlands Forest
An indigenous forest, eucalyptus and pine plantation. On the east side of Table Mountain National Park.
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Harpephyllum caffrum
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Taxonomy term
Passiflora caerulea
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From the Latin ‘caerulea’ / ‘caeruleus’ meaning ‘sky-blue’
Phoenix canariensis
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From the Latin ‘canarensis’ / ‘Canary Islands’ meaning ‘pertaining to the Canary Islands’
Pinus canariensis
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From the Latin ‘canarensis’ / ‘Canary Islands’ meaning ‘pertaining to the Canary Islands’
Pinus pinaster
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From the Latin ‘pinaster’ / ‘pinaster’ meaning ‘pine-tree’
Pinus pinea
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From the Latin pineus = 'pine-like', typically referring to the leaves and/or the form of the branches or plant.
Plectranthus
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Gk. plektron = a spur; anthos = a flower. A genus with conspicuously spurred flowers.
Polycarpon tetraphyllum
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From the Greek ‘tetra’ / ‘tetra’ meaning ‘four’; and the Greek ‘phyllum’ / ‘phyllon’ meaning ‘leaf’.
Polygonum capitatum
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From the Latin capitatus meaning ‘equipped with a head’, tyically referring to the arrangement of the flowers in a head-like inflorescence.
Populus deltoides
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From the Greekdelta, the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet which is the shape of an equilateral triangle
Prunus
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La. prunus = the classical Latin name for a plum tree. This large genus, around 430 species, contains a wide range of fruit in addition to plums such as peaches, apricots, cherries, nectarines, and almonds (Wikipedia.org).
Psidium
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Gk. psidion = originally, it is claimed, the Greek name for the pomegranate, now given to the guava. Ancient Greeks mainly used rhoa for both the pomegranate tree and its fruit. Modern Greek for ‘pomegranate’ is rhodi.
Psidium
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Gk. psidion = originally, it is claimed, the Greek name for the pomegranate, now given to the guava. Ancient Greeks mainly used rhoa for both the pomegranate tree and its fruit. Modern Greek for ‘pomegranate’ is rhodi.
Psidium
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Gk. psidion = originally, it is claimed, the Greek name for the pomegranate, now given to the guava. Ancient Greeks mainly used rhoa for both the pomegranate tree and its fruit. Modern Greek for ‘pomegranate’ is rhodi.
Psidium
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Gk. psidion = originally, it is claimed, the Greek name for the pomegranate, now given to the guava. Ancient Greeks mainly used rhoa for both the pomegranate tree and its fruit. Modern Greek for ‘pomegranate’ is rhodi.
Psidium
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Gk. psidion = originally, it is claimed, the Greek name for the pomegranate, now given to the guava. Ancient Greeks mainly used rhoa for both the pomegranate tree and its fruit. Modern Greek for ‘pomegranate’ is rhodi.