Species within a genus

Genus: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
CASSINE
Cape Saffron (Le)
Family: CELASTRACEAE
cassis, = a helmet, commonly of metal.
From Timucua tribe of Florida Indians applied to some species of Ilex, which the local Cassine resembles.
(also ILEX, especially Ilex vomitaria)

(ld, K3)
Cassine barbara

Location: (K)
Now C. peragua subsp. barbara.
(PS)
Cassine peragua subsp. barbara (G, La)
Dune Saffron, Duine-saffraan, Dune Spoonwood, Lepelhout (PS)
Location: (F, K, P)
per, = much, very; adding force to the word to which it is attached;
(through, very, completely, exceedingly)
ager, agros, = territory, district, domain, the whole of the soil belonging to a community; improved or productive land, a field.
(traversing the habitat)

barbarus, = foreign, strange, barbarous; a foreigner, barbarian.
(LS, BL, K3, ld)
Cassine peragua subsp. paragua (G)
Bos-lepelhout, Cape Saffron, Forest Spoonwood, Umbovane (PS)
Location: (F, K)
per, = much, very; adding force to the word to which it is attached;
(through, very, completely, exceedingly)
ager, agros, = territory, district, domain, the whole of the soil belonging to a community; improved or productive land, a field.
(traversing the habitat)
(BL, ld, K3)
Cassine schinoides (G)
Lepelhout, Spoonwood (PS)
Location: (F, K, P)
For Hans Schinz (1858 – 1941),** Swiss professor of systematic botany and Director of the Botanical Garden in Zurich, and an explorer and botanist who collected in South Africa and Namibia;
-oides, = like, resembling, having the form or nature of.
(Ch, BL)