Jasminum

Translingual thumb|Jasminum officinale Etymology From mul fa یاسمین yâsmin (the Jasminum flower); named by botanist Carl von Linnaeus (1707-1778). Proper noun 1 n genus family Oleaceae jasmines Hypernyms genus ; Jasmineae tribe tribe Hyponyms genus Jasminum sect. Primulina section, Jasminum sect. Jasminum section, Jasminum sect. Trifoliata section, Jasminum sect. Unifoliolata section sections Jasminum officinale species (common jasmine) type species; Jasminum angulare species, Jasminum auriculatum species (Indian jasmine, needle-flower jasmine), Jasminum elongatum species, Jasminum fruticans species (bush jasmine, wild jasmine, now Chrysojasminum fruticans species), Jasminum grandiflorum species (Catalan jasmine, jasmin odorant, royal jasmine, Spanish jasmin), Jasminum humile species (Italian jasmine, Italian yellow jasmine), now Chrysojasminum humile species), Jasminum ixoroides species, Jasminum laurifolium species (angel-wing jasmine), Jasminum marianum species, Jasminum multiflorum species (Indian jasmine, star jasmine, winter jasmine), Jasminum nervosum species, Jasminum nudiflorum species (winter jasmine), Jasminum odoratissimum species (yellow jasmine, now Chrysojasminum odoratissimum species), Jasminum sambac species (Arabian jasmine) selected other species; for other species see 1 Derived terms Chrysojasminum genus References 1 1 1 4147 61788 32964 JASMI genus 6168 40033193