Sativa

The name sativus (masculine), sativum (neuter), or sativa (feminine) (from the Latin "sativus" meaning "sown" or "cultivated") is found in the binomial names of many domesticated plant species:

* "Allium sativum", garlic
* "Ananas sativus", a bromeliad of the genus Ananas related to the pineapple
* "Avena sativa", the oat
* "Cannabis sativa", the cannabis plant
* "Castanea sativa", the sweet chestnut
* "Coriandrum sativum", coriander
* "Crocus sativus", the saffron crocus
* "Cucumis sativus", the cucumber
* "Hordeum sativum", barley
* "Lactuca sativa", the celtuce or lettuce
* "Lathyrus sativus", a legume
* "Lepidium sativum, garden cress
* "Medicago sativa", Alfalfa
* "Nigella sativa", an Asian flowering plant
* "Origanum sativum", Brazilian oregano
* "Oryza sativa", Asian rice
* "Pastinaca sativa", the parsnip
* "Pinus sativa", a common, but incorrect, name for the stone pine
* "Pisum sativum", the pea
* "Raphanus sativus", the daikon or radish
* "Ribes sativum", the whitecurrant
* "Vicia sativa", the common vetch
* "Eruca sativa", a type of arugula
* "Medicago sativa", alfalfa