The Names Of Plants.pdf
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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Names</strong> of <strong>Plants</strong><br />
Tsingia from the Madagascan vernacular name, tsingy, for the limestone areas that<br />
are the generic provenance<br />
tsintauensis -is -e from Tsingtau, Kwangsi Chuan, China<br />
Tsuga from the Japanese vernacular name for the hemlock cedar<br />
tsugetorus -a -um of Tsuga associations<br />
tsugifolius -a -um with Tsuga-like leaves, Tsuga-folium<br />
tsu-shimensis -is -e from Tsu-shima, Japan<br />
Tsusiophyllum Tsusia-leaved, botanical Latin from the Japanese, tsutsuji, and<br />
fullon (Tsusia is a sectional name in Rhododendron)<br />
Tsutsutsi from a Japanese vernacular name, tsutsuji (the name of a section of<br />
Rhododendron)<br />
tuan a Chinese vernacular name for Tilia tuan<br />
tubaeflorus -a -um with trumpet-shaped flowers, tubae-flora<br />
tubaestylus -a -um hollow-styled, (tuba, tubae)-stilus<br />
Tubaria Trumpet-shaped, tuba, tubae<br />
tubatus -a -um trumpet-shaped, tuba, tubae<br />
Tuber Truffle, tuber, tuberis, a tumour, swelling, lump, or truffle (used botanically<br />
for an anatomically more or less spheroid organ)<br />
Tuberaria Tuber, tuber, tuberis (rootstock of Tuberaria vulgaris)<br />
tuberculatus -a -um, tuberculosus -a -um knobbly, warted, warty, tuberculate,<br />
diminutive of tuber (the surface texture)<br />
tuberculiflorus -a -um having tuberculate flower surfaces, tuberculatus<br />
tubergenianus -a -um, tubergenii for Messrs C. G. van Tubergen of Haarlem,<br />
Holland, est. 1868, bulb importers and growers<br />
tuberiferus -a -um bearing tubers, tuber-fero<br />
Tuberolabium Swollen-lip, tuber-labium (the swellings on the labium)<br />
Tyberostylis Swollen-style, botanical Latin from tuber and stuloj<br />
tuberosus -a -um swollen, tuberous, comparative of tuber<br />
tubi- tube-, pipe-, tubus, tubi<br />
tubifer -era -erum, tubulosus -a -um tubular, bearing tubular structures, tubi-fero<br />
tubiflorus -a -um with trumpet-shaped flowers, tubi-florum<br />
tubiformis -is -e tube-shaped, tubular, tubi-forma<br />
Tubilabium Tubular-lip, tubi-labium<br />
tubispathus -a -um with a tube-forming spathe, tubi-spatha<br />
tubuliformis -is -e narrowly tube-shaped, diminutive of tubus, with forma<br />
tubulosus -a -um large-tubular, comparative of tubus<br />
Tuctoria an anagram of the grass genus Orcuttia<br />
tucumaniensis -is -e, tucumanus -a -um from the Tucuman province of Argentina,<br />
Argentinian<br />
tuguriorus -a -um of hut-dwellers, tugurium, tuguri<br />
tuitans guarding, tueor, tueri, tuitus; tutus (of leaves that adopt a sleep-position)<br />
tul- warted-, tuloj<br />
tulbaghensis -is -e from Tulbagh, an early S African township, named for Rijk<br />
Tulbagh<br />
Tulbaghia for Rijk Tulbagh (1699–1771), one-time Dutch Governor of the Cape of<br />
Good Hope<br />
Tulipa original seed sent by Ogier Gheselin de Busbecq (1522–92), Viennese<br />
Ambassador to Suliman the Magnificent, described as tulipan, from the Persian<br />
name, dulbend or thoulyban, for a turban<br />
tulipi- tulip-, Tulipa-liketulipiferus<br />
-a -um tulip-bearing, having tulip-like flowers, Tulipa-fero<br />
tumacabus -a -um from the environs of Tumaco Island and Tumaco Bay, SW<br />
Colombia<br />
Tumamoca from the area of Tumamoc Hill, Arizona, USA<br />
tumefaciens causing swellings, tume-(facio, facere, feci, factum) (Agromonas stem<br />
galls on swedes)<br />
tumescens becoming inflated, swelling, tumescent, tumesco, tumescere, tumescui<br />
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