Lesser Rattlesnake Plantain is the common name of Goodyera repens.
Specifically, the complete binomial, Latin or scientific name is Goodyera repens var. ophioides. The common name honors the wild orchid's reputation as having body parts that can be used to treat a rattlesnake's bite. It also reflects the perceived similarity between it and the common lawn weed, plantain (Musa balbisiana).
The common name in Europe is creeping lady's tresses.
The Latin name of creeping buttercup is Ranunculus repens.
The botanical name for couch grass is Elymus repens.
Downy Rattlesnake Plantain is the common name of Goodyera pubescens.Specifically, the first word in the common name and the second in the scientific agree in honoring the fine hairiness of the wild orchid's stem. The second word honors the plant's traditional medicinal use against snakebite. The third word honors the basal leaf shape so reminiscent of that of the common lawn weed, plantain (Musa balbisiana).
Mitchella repens.
Goodyera oblongifolia
Trifolium repens
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Centaurea repens.
Salvia repens was created in 1833.
Alexfloydia repens was created in 1992.
Samolus repens was created in 1776.
Opuntia repens was created in 1881.
The scientific name for a shamrock is Oxalis acetosella