The Names Of Plants.pdf
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The Names Of Plants.pdf
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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Names</strong> of <strong>Plants</strong><br />
septemfidus -a -um with seven divisions, seven-cut, septem-fidus<br />
septemlobus -a -um with seven lobes, septem-lobus<br />
septifragus -a -um having a capsule whose valves break away from the partitions,<br />
septem-(frango, frangere, fregi, fractum)<br />
septentrionalis -is -e of the north, of northern areas, septentrionalis<br />
septupli- sevenfold-, septuplus<br />
septuplinervius -a -um seven-nerved from the base, septuplus-(nervus, nervi)<br />
sepulcralis -is -e (sepulchralis) of funerals, of graveyards, of tombs, sepulcrum,<br />
sepulcri<br />
Sepultaria Buried, sepelio, sepelire, sepelivi, sepultum<br />
sepultus -a -um buried, sepultus<br />
sequax pursuing, following; trailing, sequax, sequacis<br />
Sequoia for the N American Indian half-breed, George Gist (Sequoyah)<br />
(1770–1843) who invented the Cherokee alphabet<br />
Sequoiadendron Sequoia-tree (resemblance in size)<br />
Serapias, serapias for the Egyptian deity, Serapis (name, serapiaj, used in<br />
Dioscorides for an orchid, Cephalanthera and Epipactis)<br />
serbicus -a -um from Serbia<br />
serenanus -a -um from La Serena, Coquimbo, N Chile<br />
Serenoa for Sereno Watson (1826–92), American botanist<br />
sergipensis -is -e from Sergipe, Brazil<br />
seri-, serici-, sericans, sericeus -a -um silky, silky-hairy, seres (sometimes implying<br />
Chinese)<br />
serialis -is -e, seriatus -a -um with transverse or longitudinal rows, series, seriem<br />
sericanthus -a -um with silky flowers, shrikoj-anqoj<br />
sericatus -a -um silken, shrikoj, serica, sericorum<br />
sericellus -a -um minutely silky, diminutive of serica, sericorum<br />
sericeovillosus -a -um with long silky hair, serica-villosus<br />
sericeus -a -um with silky hair, like silk, shrikoj<br />
sericifer -era -erum silk-bearing, serica-fero<br />
sericifolius -a -um silky-leaved, serica-folium<br />
Sericocarpus Silky-fruit, shrikoj-karpoj<br />
sericofer -era -erum silk-bearing, serica-fero<br />
sericophyllus -a -um with silky leaf-surfaces, shrikoj-fullon<br />
Sericotheca Silken-case, shrikoj-qhkh (the pericarp) ( Holodiscus)<br />
sericus -a -um silken, silky; from China (Seres)<br />
Seringia, seringeana for Nicholas Charles Seringe (1776–1858), Director of the<br />
Botanic Garden at Lyon<br />
Seriola Little-jar, seriola, seriolae (the amphora-like shaped tips of the scape<br />
branches) ( Hypochaeris)<br />
Seriphidium from the Aegean island of Seriphos<br />
-seris -potherb, shrij, seridoj<br />
Serissa from the Indian vernacular name for Serissa foetida<br />
serissimus -a -um silkiest, superlative of sericeus<br />
Serjania for Paul Serjeant, French priest and botanist<br />
serjaniaefolius -a -um with leaves resembling those of Serjania<br />
serotinus -a -um autumnal, of late season, late, sero, serius (flowering or fruiting)<br />
serpens, serpentarius -a -um, serpentinus -a -um creeping, serpentine, serpo, serpere,<br />
serpsi, serptum<br />
serpentilinguus -a -um snake-tongue-like, (serpens, serpentis)-linguus<br />
serpentini, serpentinicus -a -um of (growing on) serpentine rocks, late Latin<br />
serpentinus<br />
Serpula Slow-spreader, serpo, serpere, serpsi, serptum (dry rot fungus)<br />
serpyllaceus -a -um resembling thyme, serpyllum<br />
serpyllifolius -a -um thyme-leaved, serpyllum-folium<br />
serpyllum from an ancient name for thyme, (s)erpulloj, serpyllum (erpw, erpuzw<br />
creeping)<br />
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