The Names Of Plants.pdf
The Names Of Plants.pdf
The Names Of Plants.pdf
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Glossary<br />
pampini- tendrillar-, tendril-, vine-shoot-like-, pampinus, pampini<br />
pampinosus -a -um leafy, with many tendrils, vine-leaved, pampinus, pampini<br />
pamplonensis -is -e from Pamplona, Colombia<br />
pan-, panto- all-, paj, pasa, pan, pantwj, panto-, pantpanaci-Panaxpanaciformis<br />
-is -e resembling Panax, Panax-forma<br />
Panaeolina diminutive from Panaeolus<br />
Panaeolus Variegated, pan-aioloj (mottled appearance of irregularly ripening<br />
spores)<br />
panamensis -is-e from Panama, Central America<br />
panamintensis -is -e from the Panamint mountain range, E California, USA<br />
Panax Total-remedy, <strong>The</strong>ophrastus’ name, panakhj, pan-(akesij, akewj) (the<br />
ancient virtues of ginseng)<br />
panayensis -is -e from Panay island, Philippines<br />
pancicii for Joseph Pančic (1814–88), Croatian botanist<br />
Pancratium All-potent, pan-kratoj (a name used by Dioscorides)<br />
pandani- similar to Pandanus<br />
pandanifolius -a -um with leaves arranged like those of Pandanus<br />
Pandanus Malayan name, pandang, for screw-pines (Pandanaceae)<br />
pandorana Pandora’s (surprising, objects of desire, the changing form of the<br />
Wonga Wonga vine, Pandorea pandorana)<br />
Pandorea Pandora, vide supra (Wonga Wonga vine)<br />
Pandorina Resembling Pandorea<br />
pandoensis -is -e from Pando, the northernmost department of Bolivia<br />
panduratus -a -um fiddle-shaped, pandurate, panduriform, panduratus<br />
panduriformis -is -e fiddle-shaped, pandura-forma (leaves)<br />
pandurilabius -a -um having a fiddle-shaped labellum or lip, pandura-labium<br />
panguicensis -is -e from Panguich, Utah, USA<br />
paniceus -a -um like millet grain, panicum<br />
panicoides similar to Panicum, Panicum-oides<br />
paniculatus -a -um, paniculosus -a -um with a branched-racemose or cymose inflorescence,<br />
tufted, paniculate, panicula (see Fig. 2c)<br />
paniculiferus -a -um bearing panicles, panicula-fero<br />
Panicum the ancient Latin name, panicum, for the grass Setaria italica<br />
panneformis -is -e with a surface texture like felt or cloth, pannus<br />
panneus -a -um felted or cloth-like, pannus<br />
pannifolius -a -um cloth-leaved, pannus-folium<br />
pannonicus -a -um from SW Hungary (Pannonia)<br />
pannosus -a -um woolly, tattered, coarse, ragged, pannus<br />
panormitanus -a -um from Palermo, Panormus (pan-ormoj, always open harbour),<br />
Sicily<br />
panteumorphus -a -um well formed all round, pant-eu-morfoj<br />
pantherinus -a -um panther-like, panthera, pantherae (the white patches of veil<br />
remnant on the ochreous pileus)<br />
pantothrix hairy all round, panto-qric<br />
panuoides rag-like, pannus-oides (grey felted surface texture)<br />
Papaver the Latin name, papaver, papaveris, for poppies, including the opium<br />
poppy (Papaveraceae)<br />
papaveris -is -e of poppies, living on Papaver (symbionts, parasites and saprophytes)<br />
papaviferus -a -um poppy-bearing, Papaver-fero (flower or fruit)<br />
papaya from a Carib vernacular name for pawpaw, Carica papaya<br />
Paphinia, paphinius -a -um Paphos, Venus’ (Paphos, in Cyprus, was sacred to<br />
Venus)<br />
paphio- Venus’-, Paphos (vide supra)<br />
Paphiopedilum Venus’-slipper (see Cypripedium) (Venus’ temple was at Paphos,<br />
Cyprus)<br />
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