What is the common name for two groups of plants?
Q: What is the common name for two groups of plants?
A: The common name for two unrelated groups of plants is Touch-me-not.
Q: What are the two groups of plants referred to as Touch-me-not?
A: The two groups of plants referred to as Touch-me-not are species in the genus Impatiens and Mimosa pudica (family Fabaceae).
Q: What is the meaning of the biblical Latin phrase Noli me tangere?
A: The biblical Latin phrase Noli me tangere translates to "Touch me not".
Q: Where can the phrase Noli me tangere be found in the Bible?
A: The phrase Noli me tangere can be found in John 20:17 of the Bible.
Q: What is the translation of the phrase Noli me tangere in English?
A: The translation of the phrase Noli me tangere in English is "Touch me not".
Q: Are the two groups of plants related to each other?
A: No, the two groups of plants referred to as Touch-me-not are unrelated to each other.
Q: What family does Mimosa pudica belong to?
A: Mimosa pudica belongs to the family Fabaceae.
