The Names Of Plants.pdf
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Glossary<br />
kishtvariensis-is -e from Kishtwar, Kashmir<br />
kisso- ivy-, ivy-like-, kissoj<br />
Kissodendron Ivy-tree, kissoj-dendron (Queensland, Australia)<br />
kitadakensis -is -e from Kita Dake, Japan<br />
Kitaibela (Kitaibelia), kitaibaleianus -a -um, kitaibelii for Professor Pal Kitaibel<br />
(1757–1817), botanist at Pécs, Hungary<br />
kiushianus -a -um, kiusianus -a -um from Kyushu, one of the major islands forming<br />
S Japan<br />
kiyosumiensis -is -e from Kiyosumi, Kominato, E Japan<br />
Klattia, klattianus -a -um, klatii for Friedrich Wilhelm G. Klatt (1825–97), a contributor<br />
to Flora Brasiliensis<br />
Kleinhovia for Dr Christiaan Kleinhoff (d. 1777), Director of the Botanic Garden,<br />
Batavia<br />
Kleinia for Jacob <strong>The</strong>odore Klein (1685–1759), German botanist and ornithologist<br />
Klotzschia for Johann Friedrich Klotsch (1805–60)<br />
Knappia, knappii for Joseph Armin Knapp (1843–99), Viennese writer on the flora<br />
of E Europe<br />
Knautia for Christian (Christoph) Knaut (1654–1716), German botanist and author<br />
of Methodus plantarum genuina<br />
Knema Internode, knhmh (distinctly nodal)<br />
Knightia, knightii for Thomas Andrew Knight (1758–1838), President of the<br />
Horticultural Society of London, who raised the monarch pear, dedicated to<br />
William IV, in 1830<br />
Kniphofia for Johannes Hieronymus Kniphof (1704–1763), Professor of Medicine at<br />
Erfurt and botanist<br />
Knowltonia for Thomas Knowleton (1692–1782), curator of Eltham botanic garden<br />
Kobresia (Cobresia) for (Paul) Carl von Cobres (1747–1823), Austrian botanist<br />
kobus from a Japanese name, kobushi, for some Magnolia species<br />
Kochia, kochianus -a -um for Wilhelm Daniel Joseph Koch (1771–1849), Professor of<br />
Botany at Erlangen, or Dr Heinrich Koch (1805–87), a botanist, of Bremen<br />
Koeberlinia for Christoph Ludwig Koeberlin, nineteenth-century German cleric<br />
and botanist<br />
koehneanus -a -um, koehnei for Bernhard Adelbert Emil Koehne (1848–1918),<br />
Professor of Botany at Berlin<br />
Koeleria for Georg Ludwig Koeler (1765–1807), German physician, botanist and<br />
writer on grasses<br />
Koellikeria for Albrecht Kölliker (Koelliker) (1817–1905), Swiss anatomist, professor<br />
at Wurzburg<br />
Koelreuteria (Köelreuteria) for Joseph Gottlieb Kölreuter (Koelreuter) (1733–1806),<br />
Professor of Natural History, Karlsruhe, pioneer hybridizer<br />
Koenigia (Koenigia, Koeniga) for Johann Gerhard König (Koenig) (1728–85), Latvian<br />
student of Linnaeus, missionary and botanist in India<br />
Kohleria for Michael Kohler, nineteenth-century Swiss natural historian<br />
Kohlrauschia for F. H. Kohlrausch, assiduous German lady botanist of Berlin<br />
koilo- hollow-, koiloj<br />
koilolepis -is -e having hollow scales, koilo-lepij<br />
Kokia from a Hawaiian vernacular name for tree cotton<br />
Kokoona a vernacular name from Sri Lanka<br />
kola as Cola, a Mende vernacular name, ngola<br />
Kolkwitzia for Richard Kolkwitz (1873–1956), Professor of Botany, Berlin<br />
Kolobopetalum Shortened-leaf, kolobow-petalon<br />
kolomicta a vernacular name from Amur, eastern Russia, for Actinidia kolomicta (for<br />
its varying leaf colour?)<br />
kolpakowskianus -a -um for Gerasim Alexzewitsch Kolpakewsky (d. 1980),<br />
Governor of Siebenstrombezirks, Turkestan<br />
komarovi, komarowii for Vladimir Leontiewitch Komarow (1869–1945), Russian<br />
botanist<br />
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