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Definition of Saxe-gothea
1. Noun. One species: Prince Albert's yew.
Generic synonyms: Gymnosperm Genus
Group relationships: Family Podocarpaceae, Podocarpaceae, Podocarpus Family
Member holonyms: Prince Albert Yew, Prince Albert's Yew, Saxe-gothea Conspicua
Lexicographical Neighbors of Saxe-gothea
Literary usage of Saxe-gothea
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Parks and Pleasure Grounds by Charles H. J. Smith (1852)
"1. M. tetragona, 15-20 ft. Van Diemen's Land. Gen. 3. Saxe-gothea. 1. ... Saxe-
Gothea, or Prince Albert's Yew, has scarcely been definitively located, ..."
2. Report of the Annual Meeting (1856)
"Species of Taxodium, Cupressus, Fitzroya, Saxe- gothea, and Cephalotaxus were
injured or killed to the ground. Even large plants of the Irish yew were ..."
3. Parks and Pleasure Grounds by Charles H. J. Smith (1852)
"1. M. tetragona, 15-20 ft. Van Diemen's Land. m the hirt;°j „ "r^71 ^ *™^- *• *™ &™the
above Gen. 3. Saxe-gothea. *' S" conspicua, 30 ft. ..."
4. Landscape Gardening: Or, Parks and Pleasure Grounds. With Practical Notes on by Charles H. J. Smith, Lewis Falley Allen (1853)
"Saxe-gothea. 1. S. conspicua, 30 ft Patagonia. Of this fine Natural Order there
are, unfortunately, of the species introduced into this country, ..."
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