Species within a genus

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PENAEA
Noughts-and Crosses (Le)
Family: PENAEACEAE

For Pierre Pena (1535-1605).**
(Ch)

Penaea cneorum subsp. cneorum (G, La)
Stream Penaea (Vo)
Location: (K)

cnekos, = a plant of the thistle kind;
cnekos, = pale yellow, whitish yellow;
cneoron, = a plant also called thymelaea mezereon;
cnida, = a sea-nettle;
-orum, = of. (genitive plural)
(LS, ld, BL)

Penaea cneorum subsp. ruscifolia (G, La)
Stream Penaea (Vo)
Location: (F)

cnekos, = a plant of the thistle kind;
cnekos, = pale yellow, whitish yellow;
cneoron, = a plant also called thymelaea mezereon;
cnida, = a sea-nettle;
-orum, = of. (genitive plural)

ruscum, rustum, = a butcher’s broom;
folium, = a leaf.
(the leaves are like those of the genus RUSCUS)
(LS, Ox, BL, ld, K3)

Penaea mucronata (La)
Mountain Penaea (Vo) Noughts-and-crosses (Wf)
Location: (F, K, P)

mucro, = a sharp point or edge;
-atus, = indicates possession or likeness.
mucronatus, = pointed.
(mucronate; abruptly terminated by a hard sharp point)
(ld, BL, Ox)