Definition: The term "Arabidopsis" comes from the Arabic word "arab," which means "green." It refers to a type of plant known for its bright green, waxy leaves that are adapted to the harsh Mediterranean climate. This name was given to this genus by botanist Sir Isaac Newton in 1642 to describe this species because of its resemblance to ancient Roman plants. The word's meaning is based on Greek and Latin words.
closed bracket.
what should be said.