The Names Of Plants.pdf
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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Names</strong> of <strong>Plants</strong><br />
hallianus -a -um for R. G. Hall, American physician in China<br />
hallii for Elihu Hall (1822–82), American Rocky Mountains botanist, or Sir Daniel<br />
Hall (1864–1942), author of <strong>The</strong> Genus Tulipa (1940)<br />
halo-, salt, saline, alj, aloj, alo- (the habitat), corn-, alwj<br />
Halocarpus Corn-fruited, alwj-karpoj; some interpret as Sea-fruit<br />
Halocharis Sea-beauty, alo-xarij<br />
Halocnemum Sea-leggings, alo-knhmij (jointed stems and habitat)<br />
halodendron maritime tree, tree of saline soils, alimoj-dendron<br />
Halodule Salt-forest, aloj-ulh; or Enslaved-by-the-sea, alo-douloj (a sea grass or<br />
shoalweed)<br />
Halogeton Sea-neighbour, alo-geitwn<br />
Halopegia Sea-fountain, alo-phgh (marantaceous continuity of emergent flowers);<br />
some interpret as Another-spring, alloj-phgh<br />
Halopeplis Sea-spurge, alo-peplij<br />
Halophila, halophilus -a -um Salt-loving, alo-filoj (sea grass)<br />
halophyticus -a -um salt-plant, halophyte, alo-futon<br />
Halophytum Salt-plant, alo-futon<br />
Halopyrum Sea-wheat, alo-puroj (dune grass)<br />
Haloragis (Halorrhagis) Seaside-berry, alo-(rak, ragoj) (the fruits of the coastal<br />
species) (Haloragaceae)<br />
Halosicyos Sea-cucumber, alo-sikuoj (habitat and fruit)<br />
Halothamnus Maritime-bush, alo-qamnoj (habitat and habit)<br />
Halotis <strong>Of</strong>-saline-habitats, alj, aloj<br />
Haloxylon Salt-wood, alo-zulon (the habitat)<br />
hama- together with-, amahamabo<br />
from Hama, N Syria<br />
hamadae together, neighbours, ama (the use of rattan to join things)<br />
Hamadryas, hamadryas Wood-nymph (in mythology, dying at the same time as its<br />
associated tree, ama-druj) (also used for a N African baboon of the stony deserts,<br />
hamada, and the king cobra)<br />
Hamamelis Greek name, amamelij, for a tree with pear-shaped fruits, possibly<br />
a medlar, some interpret as At-the-same-time-tree-fruit, ama-mhlon<br />
(Hamamelidaceae)<br />
hamatocanthus -a -um with hooked spines, hamatus-acanthus<br />
hamatopetalus -a -um having hook(-tipped) petals, botanical Latin from hamatus<br />
and petalon<br />
hamatus -a -um, hamosus -a -um hooked at the tip, hooked, hamatus<br />
hamiltonianus -a -um, hamiltonii for William Hamilton, American naturalist<br />
Hammarbya Kuntze’s name for Linnaeus, who had a house at Hammarby in<br />
Sweden<br />
Hammatolobium Knotted-pod, (amma, ammato)-loboj (contorted legume)<br />
hamosus -a -um hooked, hamatus<br />
Hampea for Georg Ernst Ludwig Hampe (1795–1880), German botanist<br />
hamulatus -a -um having a small hook, clawed, taloned, diminutive of hamus<br />
hamulosus -a -um covered with little hooks, hamus, hami<br />
Hanburia for Daniel Hanbury (1825–75), brother to Sir Thomas Hanbury<br />
(1832–1907), with whom he created La Mortola garden on the Italian Riviera,<br />
patrons of horticulture<br />
Hancockia for William Hancock (1847–1914), Irish botanist and collector for Kew<br />
Handelia for Heinrich Freiherr von Handel-Mazzetti (1882–1940), Austrian<br />
botanist, collector in China, keeper of Vienna Natural History Museum<br />
hannibalensis -is -e from the environs of Hannibal, Missouri, USA<br />
hapalacanthus -a -um with soft thorns, apalo-akanqa<br />
Hapaline Delicate-one, apaloj (epiphytic aroid)<br />
hapalus -a -um, hapal- soft, apaloj, apalhapl-,<br />
haplo- simple-, single-, plain-, aplooj, aplouj, aplo-, aplhaplanthus<br />
-a -um having a single flower, apl-anqoj<br />
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