What is the scientific name for the fear of going to jail or being arrested?

I can't seem to find the name! I did a search but everything that came up was completely useless! Could someone please find it for me?

What is the scientific name for the fear of going to jail or being arrested?
The fear of being locked up in an enclosed place is cleithrophobia or cleisiophobia.
Reply:common sense? self preservation? sorry i never heard of a scientific term for that.
Reply:Hi, J. Alfred---carcer is the latin for confined, thus our word, incarceration. How about carceraphobia? Amusing, anyway :)))
Reply:I think you speak about claustrophobia.


Cheers

shadow boxing

What is the scientific name of Crab and Octopus?

Thanks! I cant find it. Whenever i search for their scientific names, i get a list of so many diff. kinds of crabs and octopus.

What is the scientific name of Crab and Octopus?
As you have already discovered, there are actually many different kinds of crabs and octopus.





There are well over a hundred species in the Genus Octopus alone, let alone the other ten subfamilies in the Family Octopodidae, the other eight Families in Suborder Incirrina, or the three families that are in Suborder Cirrina, all of which are under the Order Octopoda and so can all be technically called octopus.





One of the most common octopus species is Octopus vulgaris (which literally means 'common octopus'). It is found world-wide, and is especially abundant in the Mediterranean, Eastern Atlantic and off the coast of Japan. They only reach about 1-3 feet in length, including the arms. These are the octopus most commonly caught by fisheries, used in lab experiments, or sold in the aquarium trade.





Crabs are even more diverse. Many of the critters we call crabs are members of the Infraorder Anomura of the Order Decapoda, Class Malacostraca, under Subphylum Crustacea of the Phylum Arthropoda. This Infraorder also includes critters we call shrimp (i.e. the mud shrimp Family Upogebiidae).





Anomura includes Families such as Coenobitidae (land hermit crabs), Diogenidae (left-handed hermit crabs), Hippidae (sand crabs), Lithodidae (stone and king crabs) and Paguridae (right-handed hermit crabs). Each of these families (and several others) all have numerous species categorized within them.





For example, Lithodidae includes species like Paralithodes camtschatica (Alaskan king crab).





Meanwhile, another Infraorder of Decapods, the Brachyura, also contains many critters we would call crabs, including Family Cancridae, the rock crabs, which includes Cancer antennarius (Pacific rock crab) and Cancer magister (dungeness crab) which are familiar eating crabs.





So the problem with providing a scientific name for the crabs is the fact that 'crab' isn't really a scientific term, since it refers to critters that aren't very closely related.
Reply:actually scientific names are distributed very particularly......


so u may find different scientific names for different crabs...............


any way i'll give you some of them


turtle crab:Cryptolithodes sitchensis


spider crab:Pugettia richii


box crab:Lofolithodes mandtii








red octopus:Octopus rubescens





and if u want the link...here it is:


www.chateaugris.com/BATS/BATSReference...
Reply:hey u didnt mention which crab r u lookin' for





may b dis can help--------


common edible crab:Scylla serrata


n al crabs belong to clas crustacea....so may b dat can help!





n octopus itself is d scientific name........
Reply:Octopus Bimaculatus is for OCtopus but sorry about Crab..there seems to be many
Reply:Crabs: Cancer pagurus


Octopus: Allotheuthis
Reply:Actually Octopus is the scientific name (genus) which most octopus species belong to.





There are thousands of species of crabs, with hundreds of genus names. A few of the best known ones ...





Menippe (stone crab)


Callinectes (blue crab)


Pagurus (hermit crabs)


Uca (fiddler crabs)


Libinia (spider crab)


Macrocheira (Japanese giant spider crab)


Chionoecetes (snow crab)


Lithodes (king crab)





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What is the scientific name of that dry crud that forms on your eyes during the night.?

It's that crusty stuff that forms by the tear ducts and is dry and crusty. What is the name of that stuff?

What is the scientific name of that dry crud that forms on your eyes during the night.?
Mucus
Reply:sleepers......lol...the sandman leaves those.....
Reply:I am the sexy sandman. And it is my sexy duty to sexually inform you about the sexy "dry crud". The sexy sandman sexually says that it is sexy sand that sexy me puts there every sexy night.
Reply:Its Sandman powder....LOL

What is the scientific name for a Japanese orange-breasted starling?

This is a city perching bird. It looks very like a starling with a bright orange breast. It is otherwise black apart from two large horizontal stripes above the eyes. It is also very territorial, as it regularly fights with its reflection in one of our windows.


Do you happen to know its name?

What is the scientific name for a Japanese orange-breasted starling?
This bird is not exactly as you have described, but it is a possibility. The breast can look orange and it does have an orange stripe at the eye. It is a member of the starling family. Do not disreguard this bird without looking at the fotos at the bottom of the page.

What is the scientific name for the Ivy Geranium?

Does anyone know of a site where I can get the scientific names of other plants?

What is the scientific name for the Ivy Geranium?
The scientific name of Ivy Geranium is Pelargonium peltatum.





Check out the website for more info:


http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consu...





Yes, for scientific names of other plants, here is the website:


http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consu...





Goto the scientific name sections to find out plant names (including annuals, herbs and other varieties).





Hope this helps.
Reply:Pelargonium peltatum








http://davesgarden.com/
Reply:Pelargonium x peltatum

wushu

What is the scientific name for a mussel?

also can someone tell what role it plays in the food chain and what type of problems its faced with?

What is the scientific name for a mussel?
This question should be in zoology (animals) not botany (plants). Probably you are thinking about a particular type of mussel called the Zebra Mussel - an invasive species - which has disrupted the entire food chain in Lake Erie. See this article. http://www.isd77.k12.mn.us/schools/dakot... and this one


http://www.epa.gov/grtlakes/invasive/zmu...
Reply:There is more than one species of mussel. They filter the water for their food and are consumed by others, like starfish.
Reply:Dreissena polymorpha (ZEBRA MUSSEL) INVASIVE SPECIES

What is the scientific name for the rubella causing virus?

i know there probably isn't one, but in my school assignment, when it asks me what the scientific name for the virus that causes rubella is what should i put?

What is the scientific name for the rubella causing virus?
The scientific name is "Rubella virus". The family is Togaviridae and the genus is Rubivirus.
Reply:there is one look it up

What is the scientific name of a bush with flowers that look like a butterfly?

We call it a butterfly bush.

What is the scientific name of a bush with flowers that look like a butterfly?
Well, since I dont have a picture of what the bush actually looks like, my guess would be Gaura.
Reply:Latin: Bauhinia variegata


also called Butterfly Tree, Orchid Tree, Mountain Ebony. Common to all bauhinias are the twin leaves actually twin lobes.


Bauhinias grow in Hawaii, and mild-winter areas of California.The flowers are orchid-like.
Reply:Buddleia.
Reply:Gaura lindheimeri


Common Names: whirling butterflies, white gaura, butterfly gaura


http://www.floridata.com/ref/G/gaur_lin....





I would guess this is it.





By the way buddleia, called butterfly bush, is because it attracts butterflies, not because it looks like them.
Reply:Dude, there's actually such a bush? Weird...but cool.

What is the scientific name for the Nerite Snail?

This is for a science project and not many sources tell me what the name is. Please, I need help fast. BTW, Nerite is spelled correctly.

What is the scientific name for the Nerite Snail?
http://www.reefcorner.com/SpecimenSheets...





mollusca nerita





so easy to Google it
Reply:Nerite Snails


Scientific Name : Nerita sp.


Family: Mollusca


Common Names: Nerita Snail





Nerite Snails are smallish, less than an inch long, with a very rounded shell. Shell coloration is variable and often coralline algae covered usually has some type of stripe or spots on a white or tan shell.





http://www.reefcorner.com/SpecimenSheets...

ninjutsu

What is the scientific name of the MONGGO PLANT?

It's a Filipino plant. It's for my project, I.P.


Hurry up cause I need it now!

What is the scientific name of the MONGGO PLANT?
It is Vigna radiata, the Mung Bean:


http://lolaskitchen.blogspot.com/2004/09...


http://lolaskitchen.blogspot.com/2007/05...


Sorry, that there are kitchen-links to show, that Monggo means Mung Bean.

What is the true and scientific name of wachichao?

It is a name given to a shrub here in the visayas where the leaves are used for tea. The leaves are very dark green and the plant has white whiskery tiny flowers. It is known shrub here in Cebu and as far as Cagayan City.

What is the true and scientific name of wachichao?
it's Orthosiphon stamineus. also known as cat's whiskers.
Reply:its wachichao.. just like that

What is the proper way to write out the common name and scientific name in a report?

I am writing a paper and have gone completely blank on what order you put the names in when addressing plants. Is it common name first followed by scientific in parenthesis or is it the other way around?

What is the proper way to write out the common name and scientific name in a report?
Maybe this can help...


http://pss.uvm.edu/pss123/fcdian.html

How do you make a scientific name for an animal?

I'm supposed to make up an animal and plant for my biology class and we have to come up with a "scientific name" for it and I don't know how? I've already got common names for both of them and everything else that's required for the project except for the scientific name. Can anyone help me please?

How do you make a scientific name for an animal?
The "scientific name" is also called "binomial nomenclature" - check the wikipedia entry for more information.





The names are usually Latin, so you could just translate the names into Latin:


"polar bird" - Aves borealis (for the north pole)


"sea bell" - Campana maris





Alternatively, name it after its "discoverer" (yourself):


"Aves colorgardii"





Or something more descriptive, from the details of the animal. So if the polar bird is white, it might be "Aves albus"





One thing to remember in either case is that the *first* term (its genus) should be capitalised, while the second (its species) is not (so "Homo sapiens", "Escherichia coli", etc.)


Also - I am not a Latin Scholar, and Latin has different word structure for different genders, and I don't know if "bell" or "bird" are masculine, femnine, or neuter.
Reply:Polar bird might be. Aves maritimus

boxing

Is there a proper or scientific name for when dogs rattle their heads?

Like when they jump out of the tub, or wake up in the morning?

Is there a proper or scientific name for when dogs rattle their heads?
Yes, it is officially called wet-dog-shakes





Just look on google, and there are several articles written for the veterinary studies..the term used for drug induced shivers in rats, etc..is called "wet dog shakes"..


http://www.google.com/search?hs=uTy%26amp;hl=e...
Reply:they shake.....

Does anyone know what the scientific name for a phobia of oranges is?

I get nervous around oranges, in that I won't touch one for anything, and looking at them or smelling them makes me sweat, adn feel physically sick. I won't even touch a carton of orange juice! Yep, I know it sounds completely stupid to everyone beside myself, but for some reason I have this! Just wondering if anyones knows or could find out what the actual name is as in ________phobia? I've been googling forever and can't seem to find it anywhere!

Does anyone know what the scientific name for a phobia of oranges is?
You are not alone: http://www.fastimprovement.co.uk/phobia.... ( see last chapter )


http://pctechforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=... ( last answer )


and here you find a link to names of phobias:


http://sg.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...





But a scientific name is not to find, only orange phobia.


How do you like "arancia phobia", that could hit the mark.


Arancia is the Italian and not the Grecian or Latin word for orange, but has Arabic origin ( Arabian medicine has a long tradition ) and it reads nice.
Reply:my friend has a phobia of oranges. we gave her a orange and she just freaked out and she couldn't handle being near the orange. she doesn't know what it is about the orange she just can't be near it Report Abuse

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Reply:Did your mom gave you too much orange juice as a little kid?


Could just be tired of it?





Or might have a food allergy. Became hypersensitive.


Probably gave you negative psychological aspects as well.


Search Yahoo key words: orange, citrus, allergies





Store bought OJ, home made OJ, whole oranges eaten fresh, orange punches, Tang. Give you problems?


Other citrus fruits (fresh and their juices)


e.g. mandarin, lemon, lime, grapefruit, blood oranges


mixed fruit juices containing orange (e.g. orange-banana-strawberry-pineapple)





Foods containing orange? cakes, pastries, candies, orange jello, marmalaids


Anything derived from orange? orange pectin, vitamin C tablets


Other acidic fruits


e.g. tomato, strawberry, pineapple.


Other fruits? e.g. banana


Non-fruits? veggies, orange colored veggies.


Other foods? e.g. milk





Orange colored Non-food items?


(just in case it makes you hate everything orange in color).


Have you ever dated a highway worker (they wear orange)?





Any other allergies? pollen, medications, antibiotics.





If you are allergic to a protein in it.


It might be heat labile.


Try heating orange juice.


A ceramic pot is better, because acid+heat can eat away certain metal pans, don't want aluminum ions in your body!


5 min just below boiling might work.





You could consult an allergist


Can have a blood and skin test performed.


Or just avoid oranges!





As for a name. How about a phrase:


Orin-ja glad you aren't allergic or have a phobia to everything in this world?!





Best Wishes!
Reply:Boy... you picked a tough one. What rhymes with orange?





The closest I can come is "esperidoeidiphobia" which means a fear of citrus fruit.
Reply:I looked through a bunch of huge lists and found nothing.





I know it is a legit condition. Maury Povich had a show and one guy had a fear of peaches.
Reply:I do not have a strong phobia but I have known some who do and seen how they struggled with random encounters that set them to sweating and struggling to remain in control.





Greek for the fruit orange is portokali so if the basis of the fear's name is a greek word then this may help coin a term or search for the term. Portokaliophobia ?





Phobias are usually Greek words because the word phobia is Greek. In this case though I don't know of a Latin word for the fruit other than its genus species name: Citrus sinensis.





Because for you odor is part of the trigger the fear of odors term is Osphresiophobia or Osmophobia. Odors can trigger very strong memory associations. Odors trigger migraines so sufferers learn to associate strong odors with the pain.





Another means of naming could be on the fruit type, hesperidium, if the phobia covers other fruit in the citrus class such as lemons or limes. Hesperidiophobia ?





This could be confused with hesperos meaning 'the west' that is used in hesperophobia for fear of the west.

Is there anything in common between the scientific name and the common name of an organism?

I really need the answer to this question soon. Its part of my school work and needs to be submitted soon. Please reply as soon as possible if you know what to write as the answer. I'm trying to figure it out, too but would really appreciate it if you answered.

Is there anything in common between the scientific name and the common name of an organism?
Consider these generic names: Gorilla, Rhinoceros, Chrysanthemum, Geranium. Get the idea? Then, there are the organisms that have no common name at all, like Archyopteryx, Seymouria, Tiktaalik ....
Reply:Here is an example:





Common name is: mosquitofish


Scientific name is: Gambusia affinis





Gambusia is a common name for a poeciliid fish


affinis seems to mean 'close to' which would relate to the 'mosquito' part of its common name.





Another is Gambusia Aurata with the aurata part referring to its golden color.





There, does that help?
Reply:White oak is Quercus alba.





Quercus = oak


alba = white





So yes, there are some similarities between the common name and scientific name, but this is not always the case.
Reply:the bacteria staphylococcus aureus





staphylococcus is the species, aureus means gold, as this germ produces golden colonies on agar
Reply:do your own homework! or get your mum to do it, thats what i did when i was at school, hahahahahahahahaha

What scientific name describes the type of coastal feature forming the Outer Banks?

Would this be barrier island?





Also, What scientific name describes the type of coastal feature forming Cape Hatteras?


Would this be shoal?

What scientific name describes the type of coastal feature forming the Outer Banks?
Outer Banks = Barrier Islands


Cape Hatteras = Shoal





So yes and yes :D

muay thai

What is the actual scientific name for a bird researcher?

It's going to be a bonus on my Biology I test tomorrow and, hey, we could all use some bonus points, right?

What is the actual scientific name for a bird researcher?
Yep, Ornithologist.
Reply:ornithologist
Reply:Ornithologist
Reply:I guess it is ORNITHOLOGIST.,
Reply:Ornithologist
Reply:Ornithologist as people have already stated. Ornithology literally means the study of birds. Ornith is greek for "bird" and ology is greek for "the science of."





There are a great variety of ornithologists. From molecular level studies of physiology and genetics to ecolologists and conservationists, as long as the taxa they study is Aves then by default they are considered an ornithologist.
Reply:ornithologist

What is the scientific name for the hangy ball in the back of your throat between your tonsils?

I believe it starts with a "U".


Need it for project.


Thanks.

What is the scientific name for the hangy ball in the back of your throat between your tonsils?
That's the uvula. Pronounced "yoo-view-la"...emphasis on the first syllable.
Reply:Uvula
Reply:epiglotis








cosmic angel
Reply:it's called the Uvula
Reply:uvula?
Reply:Uvula
Reply:It's a uvula.
Reply:the uvula.
Reply:The U's have it, it is uvula.
Reply:uvula

What is the scientific name for a llama?

I want to know what the scientific name for a llama is?

What is the scientific name for a llama?
Fact Sheet - Llama


Llamas





Common Name


Llama





Scientific Name


Llama glama





Facts





* Llamas are members of the Camel family.


* Llamas are domesticated animals and have never been wild.


* In South America, Llamas are used as pack animals, for the production of fibers (from their fur) for rugs and rope, as a meat source and even their dung is used for a heat source.


* In the United States, llamas are used for fiber production, show and as guard animals.


* Llamas are considered ruminants, however they only have a three compartment stomach versus the four for true ruminants.


* Llamas have two toed feet, with a toe nail sticking out of each end of the toe. They walk on leathery pads on their feet, which give them excellent traction.


* Llamas (like camels) will spit when angered or disturbed.
Reply:I'm checking my big book of generic names of mammals, and can report Jennifer is incorrect with the official spelling. Sorry. The correct scientific spelling of the genus is /Lama/. It's credited to Cuvier, 1800 but had previously been invalidly proposed by a bloke called Frisch in 1775.
Reply:Lama glama
Reply:Doctor Llamus.

What is the scientific name of the baby dill?

I need the scientific name of the BABY DILL, NOT of the DILL!

What is the scientific name of the baby dill?
i dont know
Reply:I checked a number of sites on the web, and it is only called baby dill. No genus is given.

taekwondo

What is the scientific name for the Farthest north part of the earth?

What do you call the tip of the top of the earth?

What is the scientific name for the Farthest north part of the earth?
The North Pole, also known as the Geographic North Pole or Terrestrial North Pole, is, subject to the caveats explained below, defined as the point in the northern hemisphere where the Earth's axis of rotation meets the Earth's surface. It should not be confused with the North Magnetic Pole.





Jagjot is the northernmost point on Earth, lying diametrically opposite the South Pole. It defines latitude 90掳 North, as well as the direction of True North. At the North Pole all directions point south.
Reply:The Northus Polus
Reply:the (true) north





not magnetic earth

What is the scientific name of the ammonia solution used in printing plan?

Can it be used for 'Fishless Cycling' of a new aquarium?

What is the scientific name of the ammonia solution used in printing plan?
The answer to your first question is , it is just ammonia vapour.





QUOTE





In printing, ozalid process is the name for a process of printing positive images on paper from patterns on film or other translucent media. It is akin to creating a photogram, using chemically treated paper.





A transparent film with the pattern to be printed is placed on a diazo compound coated paper. This sandwich is exposed to ultraviolet light. After a 15 sec to 5 min exposure, ammonia vapour is used to develop the film image on to the paper.





UNQUOTE





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozalid_proc...





The answer to your second question is yes , ammonia solution , household ammonia can be used for fishless cycling. Please refer to this link :





http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-fishless...

What is the scientific name for being afraid of photos?

Hi, I want to know what they call the fear of being photographed, like afraid of being taken a picture of. It's not photophobia, by the way, I already looked up that one. Thanks!

What is the scientific name for being afraid of photos?
According to wikipedia its Photophobophobia

What is the scientific name for nonvascular plants?

Thanks for any help.

What is the scientific name for nonvascular plants?
Bryophytes ar mosses.
Reply:we talked about that in science but i wasent paying attion
Reply:all i know is Genus and species and you underline them
Reply:There is no scientific name for the non-vascular plants, but the group includes green algae, mosses, liverworts and hornworts.

judo

What is the scientific name for light filtering through the clouds?

Last year, my uncle mentioned to me that there's a name (besides ray, sunbeam, and other layman's terms) for when that curtain of light filters through the clouds. I've forgotten it since then, but it's rather important that I find out. Do you know the scientific name for that occurrence?

What is the scientific name for light filtering through the clouds?
I've heard the term Buddha's Rays to describe that effect. Not sure if that's the term you're looking for.





Edit: they're also called Crepuscular Rays.





http://www.islandnet.com/~see/weather/el...
Reply:Emmerustytongue is right, it is called crepuscular rays. I gave him a thumb-up and you should give him ten points.

What is the scientific name of an organism in the kingdom Fungi?

It has to be something that i can find a bunch of info about-i need to have the general structure, its nutrition, reproduction, and geographic location. Can someone get me a link to some websites, please??

What is the scientific name of an organism in the kingdom Fungi?
The scientific name of an organism in the fungi kingdom is Fungi http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fungi





Fungi Are found EVERYWHERE! On skin, in houses, outside.


They are 99% of the time are chemotrophs.


They reproduce with spores not seeds


They have no roots, some have a root system called mycelium, which is different.


They can be sexual/asexual.

What is the scientific name of the chrysanthemum spicy cheryl?

There is an orange chrysanthemum named spicy cheyrl and i was wondering what its scientific name is?

What is the scientific name of the chrysanthemum spicy cheryl?
The scientific name of this botanical specimen is Subcommandericaea Grapefruitius.

What is the scientific name for the state between flaccid and turgid?

Is this correct:





When plant cells are placed in a solution which has exactly the same osmotic strength as the cells they are in a state between turgidity and flaccidity. We call this incipient plasmolysis.





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Thankyou

What is the scientific name for the state between flaccid and turgid?
Sounds about right...thank you....

fencing

What is the scientific name of all the fruits and flowers ?

please send me the answers immediately as soon as possible. I have got work with it.

What is the scientific name of all the fruits and flowers ?
Angiosperms


Flowering Plants


http://tolweb.org/tree/phylogeny.html


http://tolweb.org/tree?group=angiosperms
Reply:flora

What is the scientific name for aratilis fruit?

It's like berries found in the philippines, sweet to taste and loved and enjoyed by kids.

What is the scientific name for aratilis fruit?
strawberry
Reply:"Aratilis" is not exactly like the strawberry known in the US! If you want to compare it to another fruit, then think of it as a teeny tiny supersweet cherry. Report Abuse

Reply:Muntingia calabura, the sole species in the genus Muntingia, is a flowering plant native to southern Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America, and western South America south to Peru and Bolivia. Common names include (English) Jamaican cherry, Panama berry, Singapore cherry, Strawberry tree; (Spanish) bolaina yamanaza, cacaniqua, capul铆n blanco, nigua, niguito; and (Filipino) aratilis, aratiles, manzanitas.





More here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aratilis

What is the scientific name for the state of dreaming?

I don't know if i'm saying that right, but I need the word for the Unconcious state of dreaming.

What is the scientific name for the state of dreaming?
yes, REM sleep is the best I can come up with also. In REM sleep your entire body is practically paralyzed, but your brain is going crazy. That's when you begin to dream.
Reply:REM sleep is the common term scientists use. It refers to the rapid eye movements that occur while dreaming. It is during this state that your subconscious sorts through the mental garbage you've been collecting and files it.





The other state of sleep is deep sleep which is where the mind enters an almost coma like state.
Reply:isnt it like REM or something like that (Rapid Eye Movement)???


something like that!

What is the scientific name for when an animal stripps the fun off of its prey before consumption?

Seriously, please don't say peeling or skinning or de-furring. Or some made-up word like what I got the first time I did this. If you ligitimately know that would rock. If not, please do not respond just for the sake of answering. Gracias!

What is the scientific name for when an animal stripps the fun off of its prey before consumption?
Why would anything but a party pooper strip off the fun? If you mean fur, are you including the skin or not? Tigers can shave the hair off their prey with their incisors and leave the skin.

karate

What is the scientific name of a normal morph corn snake?

I am doing a school project and I need to know. Thanks!

What is the scientific name of a normal morph corn snake?
Pantherophis guttata guttata. It used to be Elaphe guttata guttata but was reclassified. The reason for the change is because both new world and old world rat snakes were listed under the genus Elaphe, but scientists determined that they were not closely related enough to be in the same genus, so new world rat snakes were reclassified with the new genus of Pantherophis while old world rat snakes retain the Elaphe genus.
Reply:Hiya !





Every reference book I have classifies the Corn Snake as Elaphe Guttata Guttata.





Hope this helps !
Reply:The scientific name for the corn snake is (Elaphe guttata guttata), although it may be reclassified as (Pantherophis guttata guttata).

What is the scientific name for the ingestion of human feces?

Does it include the imbibement of human urine? Is the term the same for the ingestion of feces from any other mammal by a human being? Is the term exclusive to feces? Is anyone out there attracted sexually to human feces? If so, what does it taste like?

What is the scientific name for the ingestion of human feces?
Coprophagia - Eating of excrement. Source - Medical Subject Headings for PubMed





coprophagy - the eating of excrement that is normal behavior among many especially young animals but in humans is a symptom of some forms of insanity. Source - Merriam Webster Medical Dictionary

What is the scientific name for the flesh of a fruit?

And is the name different for say, a banana and a tomato?

What is the scientific name for the flesh of a fruit?
The first answerer was mostly correct. But it varies depending on the fruit.





When you say "fruit" are you referring to the botanical definition or the culinary definition?








Apples (the part that you eat) for example are the petals.











This wikipedia article is pretty good, and you can click on terms that you don't understand:





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit











EDIT:


Think of the fruit as the ripening ovary of the flower. That ovary can be divided into the exocarp, the mesocarp and the endocarp. But sometimes, other parts can fuse with the exocarp, for example.





If you take a look at the wikipedia article, you will see why I'm not going into more detail. It starts getting more complicated quickly.





The study of fruits took up about 1/3 of the semester in both my plant anatomy and plant morphology classes.





Let me know if you have more questions or would like me to elaborate.
Reply:I read an article once from a third (disinterested) party that wikipedia is about 96-97% accurate. Report Abuse

Reply:They compared that to other encyclopedias at about 98-99% accurate. Report Abuse

Reply:mesocarp

What is the scientific name of this plant, and what plant is it very similar to?

A clone, which is formed by asexual reproduction, is a collection of identical individuals. In nature, plants such as strawberries, aspens, and coast redwoods produce clones. Some plants can be cloned by taking a cutting of the plant, placing the cutting in water, and allowing the cutting to form roots before placing it in soil. This plant might be the key to cleaning up large areas that have been contaminated by industrial pollution.

What is the scientific name of this plant, and what plant is it very similar to?
Hybrid poplars (Populus trichocarpa 脳 P. deltoides) take up and degrade the common groundwater pollutants trichloroethylene %26amp; carbon tetrachloride.


http://www.ehponline.org/docs/1998/Suppl...


Tobacco plants have been genetically modified to metabolize trichloroethylene.


http://www.checkbiotech.org/green_News_G...


Thlaspi caerulescens, commonly called alpine pennycress is related to cabbages %26amp; mustard. They are used for heavy metal phytoremediation.


http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3...


Thlaspi goesingense is another being studied for metals.


http://www.purdue.edu/UNS/html4ever/0108...











http://biobasics.gc.ca/english/View.asp?...
Reply:Most plants can be cloned. This covers about 98% of plant species.

self defense

What is the scientific name of the tree ARATILES?

Aratiles tree has tiny white flowers and soon these flowers turn into green berries and when ripe it turns deep red and very sweet. I'm sure most filipinos have eaten this fruit during their childhood days. It is a wild tree and would grow just anywhere, even on roof gutters.

What is the scientific name of the tree ARATILES?
Muntingia calabura. I used to pick them from my neighbors yard.





Horticulture student.
Reply:* aratiles





-muntingia calabura, a little cherry-like wild fruit
Reply:Muntingia calabura,- Named originally by Linnaeus





A Philippine medicinal herb; aratiles is the Philippine name.

What is the scientific name for the newly discovered tenth planet?

This scientific name is just temporary until astronomers find out more about this planet's features.

What is the scientific name for the newly discovered tenth planet?
Xena. Planet Xena and her moon Gabriella. I'm not even kidding, that's what they named it. There is current debate as to whether or not it is actually planet because it is so small and so far out, but on that note there is also debate still going as to whether pluto is actually a planet or not. Really, it all depends on how you define planet. As far as I can tell, the debate is mostly due to how small they are as to whether or not they're actually planets and not just planetoids.
Reply:Xena!? -like in; Xena the Warrior Princess? Report Abuse

Reply:dude this doesnt even answer the your qns. u asked scientific name and the answer is wrong as well Report Abuse

Reply:The link by JR is over 2 years old and that planes IS NOT the tenth planet.





The latest news and images from NASA (29 July 2005) -


http://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/sola...


The time-lapse images of a newfound planet in our solar system, called 2003UB313, were taken on Oct. 21, 2003, using the Samuel Oschin Telescope at the Palomar Observatory near San Diego, Calif. The planet, circled in white, is seen moving across a field of stars. The three images were taken about 90 minutes apart.





So the Scientific Name you need is 2003UB313
Reply:Sedna, or 2003 VB12, as it was originally designated

Scientific name??

please help!!! i need the scientific name for this lily...The lily is red and it has black dots on the petals....please help im desperate!!!

Scientific name??
Well, the "Lily asiatic montreaux" is red with dots, also toxic to animals.


Lilium philadelphicum - Wood Lily, fits your description.
Reply:There are so many shades of red. I suggest you visit:


http://www.lilynook.mb.ca/


they have photographs of all of them and once you identify yours then you can get the scientific name.
Reply:i think this is it go here: http://www.usgs.nau.edu/SWEPIC/aspDB/uni...
Reply:Lilium amabile ... hope that helps!