hooker's
Belonging to solicitor
Hooker's appears in the scientific names of plants and animals discovered or classified by William Jackson Hooker or his son Joseph Dalton Hooker, both eminent 19th-century British botanists: Hooker's orchid, Hooker's sea lion.
The possessive form indicates the species was named in their honor or by their hand.
Color of vegetation
- orchidShowy tropical flower
- lipMouth's outer edge
- primroseEarly spring wildflower
- evening primroseNight-blooming yellow wildflower
wildflower · genus · species · nomenclature · classification · herbarium · specimen · flora
Common masculine given name
- WilliamMale given name
- SirFormal male honorific
- KewLondon's botanical district
- GardensNamed horticultural attraction
botanist · explorer · expedition · collection · discovery · Victorian · British · nomenclature
State of fitting in
- propertySomething owned or inherent
- ownershipLegal right of possession
- attributedAssigned to a source
- associatedConnected in relationship
named · eponymous · dedicated · honoring · commemorating · credited · designated
green
Color of vegetation
evening primrose · wildflower · genus · species · nomenclature · classification · herbarium · specimen · flora · endemic
Joseph
Common masculine given name
Gardens · botanist · explorer · expedition · collection · discovery · Victorian · British · nomenclature · catalogued
belonging
State of fitting in
- propertySomething owned or inherent
- ownershipLegal right of possession
- attributedAssigned to a source
associated · named · eponymous · dedicated · honoring · commemorating · credited · designated