The Names Of Plants.pdf
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Glossary<br />
exchlorophyllus -a -um lacking green pigmentation, ec-xlwroj-fullon (does not<br />
refer solely to leaves but includes other albinoid structures)<br />
excipuliformis -is -e basin-shaped, excipula, excipulae (the persistent Calvatia fruit<br />
body wall)<br />
excisus -a -um cut away, cut out, excido, excidere, excidi, excisum<br />
excoriatus -a -um with peeling bark or epidermis, ex-(corium, corii)<br />
excorticatus -a -um without bark, stripped, ex-(cortex, corticis) (peeling bark)<br />
excurrens with a vein extended into a marginal tooth, excurro, excurrere, excucurri<br />
(excurri), excursum (as on some leaves)<br />
excurvus -a -um curving outwards, ex-curvus<br />
exerens protruding, revealing, stretching out, present participle of ex(s)ero,<br />
ex(s)erere, ex(s)erui, ex(s)ertum<br />
exhibens presenting, showing, holding out, present participle of exhibeo, exhibere,<br />
exhibui, exhibitum<br />
exiguus -a -um very small, meagre, poor, petty, exiguus<br />
exilicaulis -is -e straight- or slender-stemmed, exilis-caulis<br />
exiliflorus -a -um having few or small flowers, exilis-florum<br />
exilis -is -e, exili- meagre, small, few, slender, thin, exilis, exilieximius<br />
-a -um excellent in size or beauty, choice, distinguished, eximius<br />
exitiosus -a -um fatal, deadly, pernicious, destructive, exitiosus<br />
Exoascus Outside-ascus, ecw-askoj (the asci are superficial, not in an infructescence)<br />
Exochorda Outside-cord, ecw-xordh (the vascular anatomy of the placental wall of<br />
the ovary)<br />
exoletus -a -um fully grown, mature, exoletus (some interpret as empty or weak)<br />
exoniensis -is -e from Exeter, Devon (Isca or Exonia)<br />
exornatus -a -um embellished, adorned, exorno, exornare, exornavi, exornatum<br />
exorrhizus -a -um having adventitious roots, ecw-riza<br />
exosus -a -um odious, detestable, exosus<br />
exotericus -a -um common, external, ecwterikoj<br />
exoticus -a -um not native, foreign, exotic, ecwtikoj<br />
expallescens blanching, turning pale, having fading colour, present participle of<br />
expallesco, expallescere, expallui<br />
expansus -a -um spread out, expanded, unfolding, expando, expandere<br />
expatriatus -a -um not indigenous, without a country, squandering, expatro, expatrare<br />
explanatus -a -um flattened out, spread out flat; distinct, adjective from explano,<br />
explanare, explanavi, explanatum<br />
explodens dehiscing violently, exploding, adjective from explodo, explodere, explosi,<br />
explosum<br />
exquisitus -a -um choice, larger than the norm, exquisitus<br />
exscapus -a -um without a stem, ex-scapus<br />
exsculptus -a -um with deep cavities, dug out, adjective from exsculpo, exsculpere,<br />
exsculpsi, exsculptum<br />
exsectus -a -um cut out, castrate, ex-(seco, secare, secui, sectum)<br />
exserens thrusting out, revealing, present participle from exsero, exserere, exserui,<br />
exsertum<br />
exsertus -a -um projecting, protruding, held out, exsero, exserere, exserui, exsertum<br />
exsiccatus -a -um uninteresting; dry, dried out, exsiccatus (especially as flora exsiccata,<br />
for preserved herbarium material)<br />
exspersus -a -um scattered, diffuse, exspergo, exspergere, exspersum<br />
exstans outstanding, present participle from ex-(sto, stare, steti, statum)<br />
exstipulatus -a -um without stipules, ex-(stipula, stipulae)<br />
exsul foreigner, exile, exsul, exsuli, exul (exsulo, exsulare, exsulavi, exsulatum)<br />
exsulans, exulans being secluded or exiled, present participle of exsulo, exsulare,<br />
exsulavi, exsulatum (exsul, exul, an exile)<br />
exsurgens lifting itself upwards, thrusting upwards, exsurgo, exsurgere, exsurrexi,<br />
exsurrectum<br />
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