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Plant Names - page 62 |
tuberculatus-too-ber-kew-lay-tus: with
small tubers (tubercles), hence tu-
berculate
tuberculosus - too-ber-kew-loh-sus:
with small tubers, knotted (roots)
tuberosus - too-ber-roh-sus. having
swollen underground stems (tubers).
tubiflorus - too-bif-floh-rus. tubular-
flowered
tubulosus-too-bew-loh-sus with tubes or
tube-like parts (tubulose)
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tulipiferus - too-hp-piff-er-us: with tulip-
like flowers
tumidus-tew-mid-us swollen.
turbaniformis - tur-ban-if-form-iss:
turban-shaped
turbinatus-tur-bin-nay-tus top-shaped.
turgidus-tur-jid-us full (turgid)
typhinus - tif-fye-nus smoky, also,
perhaps, relating to fever.
typicus - typ-ik-us according to standard,
normal or typical in form.
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ukranikus - yew-kran-ik-us from the
Ukraine uliginosus - yew-lij-m-noh-
sus of wet
or marshy places ulmifolius - ulm-
if-foh-lee-us. elm
(ulmus)-leaved ulmoides-ulm-moy-
deez elm (ulmus)-
like umbellatus - um-bell-lay-tus
with
clusters of flowers whose stems rise
from a common point (umbels)
umbellulatus-um-bel-yew-lay-tus with
small umbel-like flower clusters
umbraculiferus - um-brak-yew-/i/?-er-
us umbrella-like umbraculiformis -
um-brak-yew-hf-
form-iss umbrella-shaped umbrosus -
um-broh-sus growing in
shade
undatus-un-day-tus wavy, waving
undulatifolius - un-dew-lat-if-foh-lee-
us wavy leaved undulatus - un-
dew-lay-tus: wavy,
wavy edged (undulate) unguiculatus
- un-gwik-yew-lay-tus-
clawed, narrow-shanked (unguicu-
late) unguipetalus - un-gwip-pet-al-us
with
clawed petals
unicolor-yew-nik-kol-or one-colored
unicornis - yew-nik-korn-iss. one-
horned
unidentatus-ye w-nid-den-tay-tus: one-
toothed.
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uniflorus - yew-nif-floh-rus one-flowered
unilateralis - yew-nil-lat-er-ray-liss: one-
sided
univittatus - yew-niv-it-tay-tus: one-
stnped
urceolatus - ur-see-ol-lay-tus: urn-
shaped
urens - yew-renz. stinging, burning
(to touch)
urentissimus - yew-ren - tiss-im -us:
sharply stinging
urophyllus - yew-roh-fil-us. tail-
leaved
urostachyus-yew-roh-stak-ee-us: with tail-
like spikes
ursinus - ur-sye-nus. referring to the bear
usitatissimus - yew-sit-tiss-im-us: very
useful
ustalatus - yus-tal-lay-tus. burned
(looking), sere
utilis-yew-til-iss useful
utriculatus-yew-tnk-yew-lay-tus having
a small, one-seeded fruit (utricu-late)
uvarius - yew-vay-ree-us (parts) re-
sembling bunches of grapes
uva-ursi - yew-vuh-oor-sye' (grape-
bear) specific name under genus
arctostaphylos
uviferus-yew-vif-er-us: having grape-
like fruit clusters.
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