Glycine

glycine Translingual mul Etymology mul Carl Linnaeus as if mul grc γλυκίνη after mul grc γλυκύς sweet because of one member of the genus having a sweet root. In scientific Latin, the genius name is rendered as a feminine noun glycinē (as opposed to amino acid glycine which is rendered as a neuter noun glycinum). mul suffix? source? Proper noun 1 f genus family Fabaceae various beans, including the soybean Hypernyms genus ; Faboideae subfamily subfamily; Phaseoleae tribe tribe; Glycininae subtribe subtribe Hyponyms genus Glycine subg. Glycine subgenus, Glycine subg. Soya subgenus subgenera; Glycine clandestina species type species; Glycine soja species (ancestral wild soybean), Glycine max species (cultivated soybean) selected species; See 1 1 or 1 1 for more species and subspecies. Translations Glycine clandestina Woiwurrung: wyi nanggert References Glycine (plant) 1 1 1 GLYCI