What is another word for tabernaemontana?
Pronunciation: [tˌabənˌiːməntˈɑːnə] (IPA) 
Tabernaemontana is a plant genus that includes a wide range of flowering plants. The common names associated with this genus include "Snakewood," "Coffee Rose," and "Sweet-scented Tabernae Montanas". It is an evergreen shrub that is known for its medicinal properties, and it produces a sweet scent, which is why it is used in perfumes. The plants are native to Africa, India, and South-east Asia. It was named after the 16th-century German botanist Jakob Theodor von Bergzabern, who took the surname Tabernaemontanus. The genus includes around 100 species, and each has its own unique characteristics and properties. The synonyms for the word "tabernaemontana" include "Ervatamia," "Chonemorpha," and "Mitrasacme".
