An alternative or archaic name for gessamine or a similar flowering plant, possibly referring to a species of Gelsemium or related vine.
Likely a variant or dialectal form of gessamine, showing regional naming differences in historical botanical nomenclature across European languages.
Plant names like this remind us that common names are chaotic—the same plant might have dozens of names across regions, which is why scientists eventually required Latin names.
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