chinense apparently was named that way, because it was introduced to china centuries ago by traders. if it originated in china, they wouldve called it Sinensis instead.
Is there any source for that? I need it! It’s kind of confusing, because there are plants called chinense, that are actual chinese natives (could be a naming error, happens a lot), so I’d like to know the exact rules.
chinense apparently was named that way, because it was introduced to china centuries ago by traders. if it originated in china, they wouldve called it Sinensis instead.
Is there any source for that? I need it! It’s kind of confusing, because there are plants called chinense, that are actual chinese natives (could be a naming error, happens a lot), so I’d like to know the exact rules.