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Page 8: THE NAMES OF PLANTS FOURTH EDITION
Page 12: Contents Preface to the first editi
Page 18: Preface to the fourth edition This
Page 22: The Names of Plants examples above.
Page 28: The size of the problem kidney-shap
Page 32: The size of the problem created, an
Page 36: Towards a solution to the problem I
Page 40: Towards a solution to the problem c
Page 44: Towards a solution to the problem p
Page 48: The rules of botanical nomenclature
Page 52: question does not meet all the requ
Page 56: Table 2 Case Singular Plural The ru
Page 60: Table 4 to names ending with a vowe
Page 72: The International Code of Nomenclat
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also in our own horticultural liter
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Glossary Ruscus. The significance o
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Glossary absum different, distant,
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Glossary Aciphylla Pointed-leaf, ak
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Glossary Adina Crowded, adinoj (the
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Glossary Afrotrilepis African-Trile
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Glossary alaris -is -e winged, alar
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Glossary alleghanensis -is -e from
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Glossary Amarygia the composite gen
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Glossary Amsonia for Charles Amson,
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Glossary Anemopaegma Wind-sportive,
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Glossary anthemoides Anthemis-like,
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Glossary aporo- without means of ac
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Glossary aren-, areba-, areni-, are
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Glossary armoricensis -is -e from B
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Glossary asperus -a -um rough, aspe
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Glossary atri-, atro- better-, dark
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Glossary Auxopus Different-stalk, a
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Glossary Bakerisideroxylon Engler
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Glossary basirameus -a -um much bra
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Glossary Beloperone Dart-clasp, bel
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Glossary biformis -is -e having two
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Glossary blepharopus fringed with a
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Glossary Boronia for Francesco Boro
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Glossary braun-blanquetii for Josia
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Glossary bruniifolius -a -um with c
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Glossary Bunium a name, bounion, us
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Glossary Caesalpinia for Andrea Cae
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Glossary calisaya Andean vernacular
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Glossary Calycophyllum Calyx-leaf,
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Glossary candelaris -is -e taper or
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Glossary caraguatus -a -um a S Amer
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Glossary Carpinus, carpinus the anc
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Glossary Catananche, catananche Dri
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Glossary cedroensis -is -e from Ced
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Glossary ceraseidos resembling (Pru
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Glossary Chamaebatia Dwarf-bramble,
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Glossary cheiro- hand-, hand-like-,
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Glossary chloophyllus -a -um having
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Glossary chrysodoron presenting gol
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Glossary cinnabari, cinnabarinus -a
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Glossary clavicornis -is -e having
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Glossary cocciferus -a -um, coccige
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Glossary coliandrus -a -um coriande
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Glossary complectens becoming entwi
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Glossary consobrinus -a -um cousin,
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Glossary cordiferus -a -um, cordige
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Glossary corymbiflorus -a -um with
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Glossary crenatifolius -a -um, cren
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Glossary Cryptantha Hidden-flower,
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Glossary cupuliferus -a -um bearing
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Glossary cylistus -a -um goblet- or
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Glossary Dactyloctenium Digitate-Ct
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Glossary daucifolius -a -um having
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Glossary delavayanus -a -um, delava
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Glossary Desmoschoenus Banded-Schoe
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Glossary didymophyllus -a -um havin
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Glossary diplostemonus -a -um havin
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Glossary dodec-, dodeca- twelve-, d
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Glossary Drimioposis resembling Dri
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Glossary e-, ef-, ex- without-, not
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Glossary elaphinus -a -um tawny, fu
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Glossary emeroides resembling emeru
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Glossary epidendroides resembling E
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Glossary Eriochrysis Golden-fleeced
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Glossary Eucrosia Well-fringed, eu-
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Glossary exchlorophyllus -a -um lac
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Glossary falklandicus -a -um from t
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Glossary ferrus -a -um sword-like,
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Glossary flagelliflorus -a -um flow
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Glossary Fontanesia, fontanesii for
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Glossary Fremontia, fremontii, Frem
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Glossary furfurascens becoming scur
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Glossary gamosepalus -a -um with a
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Glossary genuflexus -a -um kneeling
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Glossary glastifolius -a -um with w
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Glossary glyptodontus -a -um having
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Glossary gourianus -a -um from Gour
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Glossary grignonensis -is -e from G
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Glossary gymnocarpus -a -um with na
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Glossary Haematostemon Blood-thread
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Glossary haplocalyx having the sepa
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Glossary hecatophyllus -a -um many
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Glossary Helobiae Marsh-life, eloj-
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Glossary Hernandia for Francisco He
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Glossary hex-, hexa-, hexae- six-,
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Glossary hircinus -a -um of goats,
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Glossary homo- one and the same-, o
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Glossary Huegelia, huegelii, hugeli
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Glossary Hyeronima for Georg Hans W
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Glossary hypochrysus -a -um golden
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Glossary igniarius -a -um burning,
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Glossary incomparabilis -is -e beyo
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Glossary insiticius -a -um, insitit
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Glossary Ipomopsis Resembling-Ipomo
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Glossary ithypetalus -a -um having
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Glossary jemtlandicus -a -um from J
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Glossary Kalmia, kalmianus -a -um f
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Glossary kishtvariensis-is -e from
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Glossary Kyllingia, Kyllingiella fo
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Glossary lagopides resembling (Copr
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Glossary larpentae, larpentiae for
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Glossary ledifolius -a -um with Led
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Glossary Leptogramma Slender-lined,
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Glossary libero- book-; bark-, libe
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Glossary lingularis -is -e, lingula
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Glossary loderi for Gerald Loder (L
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Glossary loudonii for John Claudius
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Glossary lycaonicus -a -um from the
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Glossary macropodus -a -um, macropu
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Glossary mallo-, -mallus -a -um fle
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Glossary marianus -a -um for the Vi
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Glossary mays from the Taino/Mexica
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Glossary melanophloeus -a -um black
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Glossary meridianus -a -um, meridio
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Glossary Micromeles Small-apple, mi
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Glossary mitriformis -is -e, mitrae
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Glossary monospermus -a -um single-
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Glossary mughus, mugo an old Italia
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Glossary myagroides resembling Myag
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Glossary napaeus -a -um of woodland
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Glossary Neohyptis New-Hyptis Neoli
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Glossary nigri-, nigro- black-, dar
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Glossary novae-hiberniae from New I
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Glossary obscissus -a -um with a sq
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Glossary officinalis -is -e, offici
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Glossary oncogynis -is -e with a wa
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Glossary oreadoides resembling (Mar
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Glossary oshimensis -is -e from Osh
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Oxyspora Sharp-seed, ocu-spora (the
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Glossary pampini- tendrillar-, tend
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Glossary parcifrondiferus -a -um be
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Glossary paucicostatus -a -um with
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Glossary pelviformis -is -e shallow
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Glossary periacanthus -a -um with r
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Glossary Peumus from a Chilean vern
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Glossary Phoenix Phoenician, foinic
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Glossary pigrus -a -um sluggish or
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Glossary Pittosporum Tar-seed, pitt
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Glossary pleiogonus -a -um very ang
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Glossary poeppigianus -a -um, poepp
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Glossary pomeridians, pomeridianus
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Glossary -pous -foot, -stalk, -stal
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Glossary proboscoides, proboscoideu
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Glossary pseudoambiguus false or ps
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Glossary pteno- deciduous-, pthnoj
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Glossary Punica from a name, malum
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Glossary Pyxidanthera Lidded-box-an
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Glossary racemosus -a -um having ra
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Glossary re- back-, again-, against
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Glossary resinifer -era -erum beari
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Glossary rhizomatus -a -um with rhi
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Glossary Rivina, riviniana for Augu
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Glossary rubescens, rubidus -a -um
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Glossary sabaneticus -a -um from Sa
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Glossary saltitans jumping (twitchi
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Glossary sarmentaceus -a -um, sarme
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Glossary scardicus -a -um from the
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Glossary scillifolius -a -um Scilla
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Glossary Scutellinia Small-bowl, sc
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Glossary semiplenus -a -um half-dou
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Glossary serra, serra-, -serras saw
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Glossary siehei for Walther Siehe (
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Glossary Skimmia from a Japanese na
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Glossary soulangiana, soulangii for
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Glossary spina-christi Christ’s t
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Glossary staticifolius -a -um with
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Glossary stoloniflorus -a -um flowe
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Glossary suaveolens sweet-scented,
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Glossary Succowia for Georg Adolph
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Glossary Synsepalum, synsepalus -a
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Glossary tanguticus -a -um of the T
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Glossary teino- elongate, stretch,
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Glossary tertio- third-, tertius te
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Glossary Thaumatocaryon Strange-nut
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Glossary Thuarsea, thouarsii for Lo
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Glossary titano- chalk-, lime-, tit
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Glossary Trachycalymma Rough-coveri
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Glossary Triceratorrhynchus Three-h
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Glossary Trilisa Tripled, trilic (t
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Glossary Triuris Three-tailed-one,
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Glossary tumidi-, tumidus -a -um sw
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Glossary ulmariae of meadow sweet,
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Glossary Urceolina Urn-like-one, di
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Glossary Valerianella diminutive of
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Glossary velutipes with a velvety s
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Glossary vexans annoying, wounding,
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Glossary viscatus -a -um clammy, vi
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Glossary walkeri, walkerianus -a -u
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Glossary Willkommia for Heinrich Mo
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Glossary xanthoxyloides resembling
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Glossary Zanonia for Giacoma Zanoni
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Figures the pistil or gynoecium sti
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(a) (b) (c) rachis (d) bract Figure
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(d) (a) (c) (b) (e) Figures Figure
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(a) (b) (c) (e) (g) Figures Figure
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Bibliography Adanson, M. 1763-4 Fam
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Bibliography Styles, B. T. (ed.) 19
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