Common Species of Jasmine
The common species of Jasmine are:
Common name |
Species |
Characteristics |
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Poet’s Jasmine |
Jasminum officinale |
It has fragrant white flowers that are used to make jasmine perfume and is widely cultivated for its leaves and clusters of flowers bloom in summer. |
Winter Jasmine |
Jasminum nudiflorum |
Chinese species with single yellow flowers. |
Primrose |
Jasminum mesnyi |
It is a plant with large flowers that bloom during the winter. |
Italian Jasmine |
Jasminum humile |
It is a vine-like shrub with yellow flowers. It has many varieties. |
Arabian Jasmine |
Jasminum sambac |
It is used to make jasmine tea. |
Botanical Name of Jasmine
The botanical name of Jasmine is Jasminum. It belongs to the olive family, Oleaceae. The genus has about 200 species of fragrant-flowered shrubs and vines, and most jasmine species are indigenous to countries with warmer climates. Jasmine flower tea is popular in countries like China. In India, it is used for both its cultural value and for home and commercial purposes.
Table of Content
- What is the Botanical name of Jasmine?
- Jasmine Family Name
- Common Name of Jasmine
- Classification of Jasmine
- Characteristics of Jasmine
- Habitat of Jasmine
- Common Species of Jasmine
- Uses and Health Benefits of Jasmine