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Arabidopsis thaliana

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Botanical information on Arabidopsis thaliana (L.) Heynh. has been available since the 16th century. The species name honors Johannes Thal, a German physician, who in 1577 described the plant in his Harzflora. During the ensuing centuries, nearly three dozen botanical synonyms have been used, and a multitude of common names are known, including the “mouse-ear-cress” or “wall cress.” In 1935 a journal “transliterated” the name “Drosophila végétative” from which R. O. Whyte (1946) anglicized the nickname “botanical Drosophila.”

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