After Chiron**the physician and botanist; the good Centaur of Greek mythology who studied medicine, astronomy, music, and other arts, and was a skilled herbalist. (ld, Le)
yās(a)min, = jasmine;
-ōidēs, = like, resembling, having the form or nature of.
The Arabic yās(a)min, was adopted from Persian yasmin, with which compare the Greek, iasmê, the name of a Persian perfume, probably oil of jasmine. (Ox, BL)
melas, = black, dark, gloomy, dusky, murky;
puros, = a grain of wheat, from pur (the fire of Jove; i.e. lightning), because of its flame colour when ripe;
folium, = a leaf. (LS, ld)