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Mahonia bealei (FORTUNE) CARR. |
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Fam.: Berberidaceae / Barberry Fam.
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| Synon.: Berberis bealei FORTUNE |
| Genus: Mahonia NUTT., Berberis L. |
| Authors: | |||
| Robert Fortune (1812 - 1880), Scottish gardener and explorer | |||
| Élie-Abel Carričre (1818 - 1896), French botanist | |||
| Thomas Nuttall (1786 - 1859), English botanist | |||
| Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals | |||
| Etymology: | |||
| Mahonia: | Bernard McMahon (1775 - 1816), American gardener | ||
| bealei: | Beale (fl. 1850), British gardener in Shanghai who cultivated this shortly before discovered species | ||
| Berberis: | from the Arabic name of the fruit | ||
Mahonia bealei comes from China, and is an example of an Asian Mahonia. In Europe it is planted in parks. Other similar Asian Mahonias include Mahonia japonica and the horticultural hybrid between the two, Mahonia x media. | ||
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