The Names Of Plants.pdf
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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Names</strong> of <strong>Plants</strong><br />
imperfectus -a -um unfinished, lacking perfection, imperfectus (anatomical<br />
deficiencies)<br />
imperforatus -a -um without perforations or apparent perforations, im-(perforo,<br />
imperforare, imperforavi, imperforatum)<br />
imperialis -is -e very noble, imperial, of nobility, imperialis<br />
imperiorus -a -um of the empire, imperium<br />
implexus -a -um tangled, interlaced, im-(pleco, plecere, plexi, plectum)<br />
impolitus -a -um unpolished, not ornamental, inelegant, impolitus<br />
imponens deceptive, cheating, present participle of impono, imponere, imposui,<br />
impositum<br />
impressus -a -um marked with slight depressions, sunken, impressed, imprimo,<br />
imprimere, impressi, impressum (e.g. leaf-veins)<br />
impudicus -a -um lewd, shameless, impudent, immodest, impudicus<br />
imschootianus -a -um for A. van Imschoot of Ghent, Belgium c. 1895<br />
in- not-, un-, en-, -em<br />
inaccessus -a -um unapproachable, inaccessus<br />
inaequaliflorus -a -um unequally flowered, inaequalis-florum<br />
inaequalis -is -e unequal-sided, unequal-sized, inaequalis (veins or other feature)<br />
inaequidens with unequal teeth, unevenly toothed, in-aeque-dens<br />
inaequilateralis -is -e unequal-sided, in-aeque-(latus, lateris) (leaves)<br />
inaequilobus -a -um irregularly lobed, in-aeque-lobus<br />
inaequisepalus -a -um having unequal sepals, in-aeque-sepalus<br />
inaguensis -is -e from the Inagua islands, Bahamas<br />
inalatus -a -um lacking a wing, in-alatus<br />
inamoenus -a -um lacking charm, in-amoenitas<br />
inanis -is -e empty; poor; worthless, inanis<br />
inapertus -a -um without an opening, unexposed, not opened, in-(aperio, aperire,<br />
aperui, apertum)<br />
inarticulatus -a -um not jointed, indistinct, in-(articulo, articulare, articulavi, articulatum)<br />
(nodes)<br />
inatophyllus -a -um thong-leaved, enato-fullon<br />
inauritus -a -um lacking a cortinal ring, un-eared, in-auritus (the ring-less stipe)<br />
incaeduus -a -um uncut, in-(caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesum)<br />
incandescens turning white, present participle of incandesco, incandescere, incandui<br />
incanescens turning grey, becoming hoary, present participle of incanesco,<br />
incanescere, incanui<br />
incanus -a -um quite grey, hoary-white, grey, incanus<br />
incarnatus -a -um flesh-coloured, carneus, in-caro, in-carnis; incarnare<br />
Incarvillea for Pierre Nicholas de Cheron d’Incarville (1706–57), French missionary<br />
and correspondent of Bernard de Jussieu from China, and writer of Mémoire<br />
sur le vernis de la Chine.<br />
incasicus -a -um of the S American Inca people<br />
incertus -a -um doubtful, uncertain, incertus (sedi incertis, of uncertain placing)<br />
incisi-, incisis -is -e, incisus -a -um sharply and deeply cut into, incised, incisus<br />
incisifolius -a -um having incised leaves, incisus-folius<br />
incisodentatus -a -um sharply toothed, with deeply sharp-toothed margins, incisusdentatus<br />
inclaudens not closing, present participle from in-(claudo, claudere, clausi, clausum)<br />
inclinatus -a -um not upright, leaning, inclined, inclino, inclinare, inclinavi, inclinatum<br />
(growing from the sides of oak stumps)<br />
inclinis -is -e bent, turned back, inclino, inclinare, inclinavi, inclinatum<br />
includens encompassed, enclosed, includo, includere, inclusi, inclusum<br />
inclusus -a -um not protruding, included, inclusus (e.g. corolla longer than the<br />
style)<br />
incognitus -a -um untried; unrecognized, incognitus<br />
-incolus -a -um -resident, -inhabitant, incola, incolae<br />
incommodus -a -um troublesome or inconvenient, incommodus<br />
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