What should I do if I want to know the names of common plants around me?

I didn't know it before, but at that time, I was at school, so there were teachers around. At that time, I asked the biology teacher, and of course, when you got to university, you could ask the botany teacher. I really couldn't find anyone, so I asked the gardener's uncle, who was in the flower house, and remember, he usually spoke in dialects, so you had to find out what he was talking about.

What they know is not necessarily accurate, and it is not necessarily accurate, so the plant illustrated book is a must, after getting the answer, turn the plant illustrated book, or search by the answer on the ** search engine ** search... Observe the various details and flowering period and other information: such as flower type, leaf veins, leaf back...

And so on, anyway, you have to carefully observe the one-to-one correspondence, otherwise it is easy to identify mistakes, and almost every plant has its own characteristics, so you should pay attention to the characteristics.

In the end, I'm really not sure, so I put it to know and so on. **Clarity should be high, all angles**, flowers, leaves, stems and other parts must have a clear ** to be easy to judge success.

At the same time, read the plant illustrated book, the kind of color book, take the initiative to memorize the flower type, characteristics, etc., and then see the real thing, it will be easy to relate.

However, if you don't need to develop it for a long time, just ask someone who understands a little bit about it.

Take a **, in the know--entertainment and leisure-flowers, birds, fish and insects can be classified and asked, you are a second-level user, you can upload ** when you ask questions.

You can get to know a lot of plants.

Botanical gardens, natural museums, and libraries are all available for reference

As follows:

1, Kelly. 2. Lucy.

3. Jaslin.

4, Amy. 5, Alice Alice.

6, Alena Elena.

7. Catnip.

8. Sleep on this lotus.

9. Foxtail lily.

10. Iris.

11. Bird of Paradise.

12. Pansy.

13, Margaret.

14. Thin snow grass.

15, flamingo.

16, Jiang Lan.

17. Platycodon.

18. Winter sun.

19, Yukimi.

20. Perilla.

21. Forsythia.

22, aster.

23, Nan Trembling Morning Note.

24. Hibiscus.

25. Childish encounters.

26, South Post.

27, the wine secretary eggplant sparrow.

28. Childishness.

29, Tu Tu.

Any plant has a prescribed name, if you give Phnom Penh Sanwei Orchid another name, you can give it a suitable and favorite name (that is, a nickname) according to the growth shape of Phnom Penh Sanwei Orchid.

Originally, there was a name, but it was also named! If you are bored, you can choose another name if you want.

The plant in the picture is the South Star of the Tiger Paw. The tubers are oblate and spherical, 2-4 cm in diameter, flattened at the top, and are rooted around them, often with several lateral bud eyes. Scale buds 4-5, membranous.

There are some plant names that are good, such as:

--Perilla, crape myrtle,

Aster, calyx,

Flying canopy, flying snow, cherry blossoms,

Jerusalem artichoke, bamboo, iris

Frangipani, Sulan, Peilan, Snow Lotus,

Mallow, Pranya, sandalwood.

Ruiyun, Ruixiang, Ruixue - and so on.

The upper left and right are;

Wrinkled leaf pepper grass, corn stone, rainbow arrowroot.

The naming of plants is based on the binomial method created by the Swedish scholar Linnaeus and stipulates that it should be written in Latin.

Binomial method: The scientific name of a plant is composed of a genus name and a species epithet, the genus name comes first, it is a noun, and its first letter should be capitalized.

The epithet is followed by adj. Indicated in italics. The full scientific name should be followed by the last name or abbreviation of the name of the person who named the name.

For example, the radish raphanus staivus L(l.It must be preceded by italics), raphanus genus, staivus species epithet, lLinnaeus.

Plants have names.