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Pelargonium ‘Vectis Glitter’ What’s in a Name? Sue Whigham uncovers the Latin reasoning behind plant monikers In the days before child booster seats and seat belts, I took my turn taking six little boys to school. We would wind away through the back streets of Streatham to get down to Dulwich. In the back I would have a motley selection of characters; a lot of entertaining chat and gentle bickering and maybe one or two catching up with homework or bizarrely attempting to do their overdue violin practice in a moving car. This became even more interesting, and I use that word advisedly, when we came to a T junction or went round a corner. And then there would be my son revising his Latin vocabulary homework. The other son, who went into horticulture, always remembers from those journeys the word ‘gladiatus’ meaning ‘swordlike’ and thinking about the gladiators fighting in the Roman Colosseum. Now, all these years later, he remembers it as a description of the leaf shape of gladioli and wishes that he’d taken more interest in his Latin lessons! Most gardeners have some knowledge of ‘botanical Latin’ and how it helps when you are trying to choose a plant or find out more about them. It’s the same really when you are travelling. As we know, it helps to have some basic understanding of the local language. A plant’s name is a unique label and it can tell you where the plant originated, maybe who discovered it and what shape and colour its leaves and flowers might be. We know that Latin is the root of many languages and once you get to recognise the derivation of plant names it really is so useful. Botanical names though are constantly evolving and in some cases changing as scientists recognise more similarities and maybe differences in plants. For instance the genus name Cimicifuga has now completely disappeared and become Actaea. All confusing at first but you do gradually get used to it. It is also the case that we are also having to accept earlier names for familiar names as archives in countries like Russia are being studied. Why Latin? For centuries Latin was the language of science and learning in Europe and plants were described in a form of Latin which developed into a special botanical language which included references to sources like Ancient Greek and Arabic. It wasn’t until Carl Linnaeus, a Swedish professor of medicine at Uppsala University in Sweden took things in hand by developing the binomial system of naming all living organisms – a life’s work – that things became more orderly and recognisable. He set out his ‘two name system’ in a seminal work, Species Plantarum in 1753 which was immediately widely accepted. The absolute bible at college was The Hillier Manual of Trees and Shrubs which much to our horror didn’t have pictures. Once we’d got over the initial shock and began to understand how plant names were 151 wealdentimes.co.uk
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