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Homo sapiens (W3)

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If you read a thumbnail biography, in an encyclopedia or on a website, you're liable to be told that Carl Linnaeus was "the father of taxonomy" - that is, of biological classification - or that he created the "Latin binomial system of naming species", still used today. Those statements are roughly accurate, but they don't convey what made the man so important to biology during his era and afterward. You might read that he coined the name "Homo sapiens" for our own species and placed us, daringly, within a category of mammals that included monkeys and apes. That's true too, but somewhat misleading. Linnaeus was no full-blown evolutionist. On the contrary, he heartily embraced the prevailing creationist view of biological origins, which stipulated that studying nature reveals evidence for the creative powers and mysterious orderliness of God. He wasn't such a pious man, though, that he sought nothing but godliness in the material world. Here's what makes him a hero for our time: He treasured the diversity of nature for its own sake, not just for its theological edification, and he hungered to embrace every possible bit of it within his own mind. He believed that humankind should discover, name, count, understand, and appreciate every kind of creature on Earth.
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moschata (W3)

Die "Bisamänte", plur. die -n, eine ausländische Änte, welche nach Bisam riecht; "Anas moschata", L. "Moschänte", "Moschus-Änte", "Türkische Änte".

Die "Bisamblume", plur. die -n, eine Art Flockenblumen, wegen ihres Geruches; "Centaurea moschata", L. wohl riechende Kornblume, im gemeinen Leben wohl auch "Bisamknopf".

Die "Bisamrose", plur. die -n, eine ausländische Rose und deren Strauch, welcher weißliche Blumen trägt, die einen Bisamgeruch haben; Rosa moschata, Mill. Moschrose, Muskrose, Muskatenrose, engl. "Musk Rose".

Die "Muskus-Änte", oder "Moschus-Änte", plur. die -n, eine Art Änten, welche größer ist, als die zahme Änte, einen blutrothen Kopf und Kehle, und eine fleischige Haut hat; "Anas moschata" L. "Bisam-Änte", "Türkische Änte", "Indische Änte". Sie ist so bunt, wie ein Truthahn, und stammet aus Indien und Afrika her.

moscha'ta/moscha'tum/moscha'tus: having a musky scent (ref. Hydrocotyle moschata, Erodium moschatum, Mimulus moschatus)

Meaning: Musk-scented

Mauve musquée
Malva moschata L., 1753
Famille des Malvaceae
Dicotylédones vraies - Malvales

Mauve moschata 'Alba'

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Malva moschata | Malve, Moschus- | weiß blühend, Garten | rosa blühende Pflanze

Moschusbock - Aromia moschata

You searched on: Species = moschata and Hybrids only = false

Found 142 records.

Aromia moschata · Moschusbock

Malva moschata · Moschus-Malve

Moschusente - Cairina moschata f. domestica

Der Moschusbock - Aromia moschata

• Achillea 2 records
• Althaea 1 record
• Amberboa 1 record
• Chelonopsis 1 record
• Fragaria 1 record
• Hydrocotyle 1 record
• Hypseocharis 1 record
• Malva 8 records
• Olearia 3 records
• Rosa 4 records
• Salvia 1 record
• Saxifraga 13 records

Cucurbita moschata

Bamia moschata | Moschata gallia | Moschata nux | Nux moschata | Ol. nucis moschatae destillatum | Ol. nucis moschatae expressum

"Steinbrech", "Saxifraga" Linn., ...
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15) Der bisamduftige Steinbrech, Saxifraga moschata; Wuls. in Jacq. misc. 2. t. 21. Saxifraga cxarata Allion. pedemont. t. 88. s. 2. Tri<172, 263>dactylites alpina. Bauh. hist. 3. p. 754. ...
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| Achillea erba-rotta All. ssp. moschata (Wulfen) I.Richardson | Achillea moschata Wulfen

moschata - Moschusduft

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