The Names Of Plants.pdf
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Glossary<br />
Calycophyllum Calyx-leaf, kaluko-fullon (the leaf-like expansion of one calyx lobe)<br />
Calycopteris Winged-calyx, kaluko-pteron (the conspicuous keels of the calyx tube)<br />
calycosus -a -um with a conspicuous calyx, kaluc,<br />
Calycotome Severed-calyx, kaluc-tomh (abscission of the upper part of the calyx<br />
before anthesis)<br />
calyculatus -a -um with a calyx-like bracts, resembling a small calyx, calyculatus<br />
Calydorea Beautiful-gift, kaloj-dorea<br />
calymmatosepalus -a -um having enveloping sepals, veiled by the sepals, kalummaskeph<br />
Calypso for Calypso, mythological nymph<br />
calyptr-, calyptro- hooded-, lidded-, kaluptra, kaluptro-, kaluptw, kaluptoj<br />
calyptraeformis -is -e veil-like, kaluptra-forma (the conical pileus)<br />
Calyptranthes Veiled-flower, kaluptra-anqoj (the calyx is calyptrate)<br />
calyptratus -a -um with a cap-like cover over the flowers or fruits, kaluptra<br />
Calyptridium Small-covering, diminutive from kaluptra<br />
Calyptrocalyx Covering-calyx, kaluptra-kaluc (the leafy-based spadices)<br />
Calyptrochilum Covered-lip, kaluptro-xeiloj<br />
Calyptrogyne Covered-pistil, kaluptra-gunh<br />
calyptrostele having a sheathed style, kaluptro-sthlh<br />
Calystegia (Calistegia, Calycostegia) Calyx-cover, kaluc-stegh (bearbind’s calyx is at<br />
first obscured by two large bracts or prophylls)<br />
Calythrix (Calycothrix, Calytrix) Calyx-hair, kaluc-qric (the hair-like calyx apices)<br />
camaldulensis -is -e from the Camaldoli gardens near Naples<br />
camanchicus -a -um of the area of the Camanche tribe, USA<br />
Camaridium Arched, kamara (the apex of the stigma)<br />
Camarotis Vaulted-lobe, kamara-wtoj (the form of the lip)<br />
camarus -a -um, -camarus -a -um arched, chambered, vaulted, kamara, kamarh,<br />
camera, camerae; a W Indian name, kamara<br />
Camassia a N American Indian name, quamash, for an edible bulb<br />
cambessedesii for Jaques Cambessedes (1799–1863), co-author of Flora Basilae<br />
Meridionalis<br />
cambodgensis -is -e from Kampuchea, SE Asia (Cambodia or, when in French<br />
control, Cambodge)<br />
cambodiensis -is -e from Cambodia<br />
cambogiensis -is -e from Cambodia<br />
cambrensis -is -e, cambricus -a -um Welsh, from Wales (Cambria)<br />
Camelina Dwarf-flax, xamai-linon (a name used by l’Obel)<br />
Camellia for Georg Joseph Kamel (Cameli) (1661–1706), Moravian Jesuit botanist,<br />
plant illustrator and traveller in Luzon<br />
camelliiflorus -a -um Camellia-flowered, Camellia-florum<br />
camelopardalis -is -e giraffe-like, with tawny spots, kamhlopardalij<br />
camelorus -a -um of camels, kamhloj (they feed upon the camel thorn, Alhagi<br />
camelorum, also known as the manna plant because of the crust of dried honeydew<br />
forming on the leaves overnight)<br />
cameronicus -a -um, cameroonianus -a -um from Cameroon, W Africa<br />
cammarus -a -um lobster, cammarus (from a name used by Dioscorides)<br />
Camoensia for the Portuguese poet, Luis Camoens<br />
Campanaea Bell, campana, campanae (shape of the corolla)<br />
campanellus -a -um resembling a small bell, diminutive of campana<br />
campani- bell-, campana<br />
campaniflorus -a -um with bell-like flowers, campana-florum<br />
campanilis -is -e bell-tower-like, from Italian (the tall bell-flowered inflorescences)<br />
Campanula Bell-like, diminutive of campana (Campanulaceae)<br />
campanulae of harebell, living on Campanula (coleopteran gall weevil)<br />
campanularius -a -um, campanulatus -a -um, campanulus -a -um bell-shaped, bellflowered,<br />
diminutive of campana<br />
campanuloides resembling Campanula, Campanula-oides<br />
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