common jasmine
Definition
Noun: A climbing deciduous shrub (Jasminum officinale) known for its fragrant white, yellow, or red flowers, which are used in perfume and to flavor tea.
Usage
The term "common jasmine" is used to specifically identify this particular species of jasmine plant. It is a standard botanical name. * The garden was filled with the scent of common jasmine. * Essential oil from common jasmine is highly valued in perfumery.
Advanced Usage
- In Botany/Horticulture: The term is used precisely to distinguish from other species like Arabian jasmine () or winter jasmine ().
- For a classic, hardy climber, many gardeners prefer common jasmine.
Variants and Related Words
- Jasmine (n): The general term for plants of the genus . "Common jasmine" is a type of jasmine.
- Poet's jasmine (n): Another common name for .
- True jasmine (n): Another common name for .
- Jasminum officinale (n): The scientific Latin name for the common jasmine.
Synonyms
- Poet's jasmine
- True jasmine
- Summer jasmine (referring to its flowering season)
- White jasmine (referring to its most common flower color)
Noun
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a climbing deciduous shrub with fragrant white or yellow or red flowers used in perfume and to flavor tea
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