The Names Of Plants.pdf
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Glossary<br />
haplocalyx having the sepals united into a single structure, aplo-kaluc<br />
Haplocarpha Single-scaled-one, aplo-karfh (the pappus)<br />
Haplocoelum Single-chamber, aplo-koiloj (the ovary)<br />
Haploesthes Single-garment, aplo-esqhj (involucral bracts)<br />
Haplolophium One-crested, aplo-lofoj (the seed wing)<br />
Haplopappus Single-down, aplo-pappoj (its one-whorled pappus)<br />
Haplophragma Half-partitioned, aplo-fragma<br />
Haplophyllum Simple-leaved, aplo-fullon (undivided leaves)<br />
Haplophytum Simple-plant, aplo-futon<br />
Haplosciadium Simple-umbel, aplo-skiadoj<br />
Haplostichanthus Single-rowed-flowers, aplo-stixoj-anqoj (inflorescence of<br />
island mint)<br />
hapto- fastening-, attaching-, touching-, aptw, apto-<br />
Haptocarpum Attaching-fruit, apto-karpoj (glandular)<br />
Haraella Little-Hara, feminine diminutive for Yoshie Hara, Japanese botanist<br />
Harbouria for J. Harbour, American naturalist and collector<br />
Hardenbergia for Countess Franziska von Hardenberg von Huegel (1794–1870),<br />
sister of the traveller Count Hugel, and patron of science<br />
Hardwickia for Thomas Hardwicke (1755–1835), General of Bengal artillery,<br />
botanist and collector for East India Company<br />
Hariota for Thomas Harriot (1560–1621), English polymath, explorer, mentor of<br />
Sir Walter Raleigh<br />
harlandii for Dr W. A. Harland (d. 1857), who collected in China<br />
harmalus -a -um from an Arabic vernacular name, harmil, for its medicinal use<br />
Harmsia, harmsii for Hermann August <strong>The</strong>odore Harms (1870–1942), German professor<br />
at Prussian Academy of Sciences, editor of Pflanzenreich, Botanic Museum<br />
in Berlin<br />
Harmsiodoxa Harms’-glory, for Hermann Harms (supra), botanical Latin from<br />
Harms and doca<br />
harp-, harpago- snatching-, robbing-, arpac, arpagoj (covering of small hooks,<br />
burred)<br />
Harpachne Snatching-chaff, (arpac, arpagoj)-axnh (the glumes)<br />
Harpalyce for the mythological amazon, daughter of Harpalycus of Thrace<br />
Harpagophytum Grapple-plant, arpagoj-futon, rapacious-plant, (the fruit is<br />
covered with barbed spines)<br />
Harpanema Curved-threads, arpa-nhma (staminal coronna)<br />
harpe-, harpeodes sickle-, sickle-like, harpe, arph, arphwdhj<br />
Harpephyllum Sickle-leaved, arph-fullon<br />
Harpochloa Sickle-grass, arph-xloh<br />
harpophyllus -a -um with sickle-shaped leaves, arph-fullon<br />
Harpullia a Bengali vernacular name<br />
Harrimanella feminine diminutive for Edward Henry Harriman (1848–1909),<br />
American founder of the Union Pacific Railroad, philanthropist<br />
Harrisella, Harrisia for William Harris (1860–1920), Irish botanist, superintendent of<br />
Public Gardens and Plantations, Jamaica<br />
harrisianus -a -um for T. Harris of Kingsbury, importer of Mexican plants c. 1840<br />
Harrisonia, harrisonianus -a -um for Arnold Harrison and for his wife, of Aigburth,<br />
Liverpool<br />
harrovianus -a -um for George Harrow (1858–1940), of Veitch’s Coombe Wood<br />
nursery, Chelsea<br />
harryanus -a -um for Sir Harry James Veitch (1840–1924), head of Veitch & Sons,<br />
nurserymen of Chelsea<br />
Hartogia for J. Hartog (c. 1663–1722), early Dutch gardener in S Africa and Ceylon<br />
Hartwegia, hartwegii for Carl <strong>The</strong>odor Hartweg (1812–71), who collected for the<br />
RHS in Central America<br />
hartwigii for Augustus Karl Julius Hartwig (1823–1913), German writer on<br />
horticulture<br />
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