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Caespites — Turf-builders. 
Gramina caesposa — Sod-formers. 
Gramina fasciata — Bunch grasses. 
Rhizomata — Rhizome plants. 
Rhizomaticae (sc. plantae) — Rootstalk Plants. 
Tuberoides — Bulb and Tuber Plants. 
Dieyelieae (se. plantae) — Dieyelie Herbs. 
Monocyclicae — Monocyclie Herbs. 
V. Aquaticae (sc. plantae) — Aquatic Plants. 
Fluitantes — Floating Plants. 
Submersae — Submerged Plants. 
Amphibiae — Amphibious Plants. 
VI. Hysterophyta — Hysterophytes. 
Saprophyta — Saprophytes. 
Parasiticae (sc. plantae) — Parasitic Plants. 
VIL Thallophyta — Thallophytes. 
Musci — Mosses. 
Hepaticae — Liverworts. 
Lichenes — Lichens. 
Foliacei (se. lichenes); Frutieulosi; Crustacei. 
Fungi — Fungi. 
Geophili (sc. fungi); Xylophili; Biophili; Sathrophili; Hydrophili; 
Entomophili. 
Algae — Algae. 
Filamentosae (sc. algae); Coenobioideae. 
Habitat forms. 
(Formed by adding the suffix -zoho<, (-4oAío), dweller, dwelling in (cfr. 
L. -cola) to the Greek name of the habitat !). 
A habitat form is the modified form of a species common to two or more 
formations produced by a partieular formation, i. e., habitat, such as 
the alpine meadow habitat form of Campanula rotundifolia, the 
forest habitat form of Galium boreale, the gravel slide habitat form 
of Dasyphora fruticosa, etc. 
Habitat forms are then to be indicated by trinomials, as Campanula ro- 
tundifolia coryphocolus, Galium boreale hylocolum, Dasyphora fruti- 
cosa chalicodocolus, Aster levis lochmocolus, Synthyris plantaginea 
phellocolus, etc. 
Hylocolus (iy, forest, -46Aoc, dweller, dwelling in), alsocolus, dendrocolus, 
ancocolus, orgadocolus, lochmocolus, poocolus, nomocolus, agrocolus, 
chledocolus; eremocolus, amathocolus, psilocolus, ete. ete. Construed 
as adjectives of two terminations, -s, m. and f, -um n. 
4‘ As before, the Greek stem is preferred for brevity to the name of the for- 
mation, terminating in -ctov 
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