ABB RE VIA TIONS 



Hybr(id) 



Hypog(ynous) 



I(sland) 



Ic(on), figure 

 Imbr(icate) 



Inc(ertae) sed(is), of 

 unknown position 

 Incl(uding) 

 Inconspic(uous) 

 Ind(ia) 

 Indeh(iscent) 

 Indomal(aya) 

 Ined(itus), 



unpublished 

 Inferior) 

 Infl(orescence) 

 Interpet(iolar) 

 Intr(orse) 

 Invol(ucre) 

 Irreg(ular) 

 Isobil(ateral) 

 Jap(an) 

 Jard(in) 

 K, calyx 

 L(eaf) 



Lat(in) (eral) 

 Laticif(erous) 

 L(oco) c(itato), in 



the place quoted 

 Linn(ean) 

 Loc(ulus) 

 Loculic(idal) 

 m(etre) 

 Madag(ascar) 

 Mag(azine) 

 Mal(aya) 

 Masc(arenes) 

 Mech(anism) 

 Medit(erranean) 

 Membr(anous) 

 Met(amorphosed) 

 Mex(ico) 

 mm., millimetre 

 Moluc(cas) 

 Monoch(asial) 

 Monochlam(ydeous) 

 Monocot(yledon) 

 Monoec(ious) 

 Mus(eum) 



n(ovus), new 

 N(atural) O(rder) 

 Nat(ural) (uralised) 

 Nat(iirlichen) Pfl(anz- 

 enfamilien) 

 Nearct(ic) 

 Neotrop(ical) 

 Nom(en), a name 

 Nud(us), naked, 



without description 

 N(ew) Z(ealand) 

 Obdipl(ostemonous) 

 Off(icinal) 

 Opp(osite) 

 Orn(amental) 

 Orthotr(opous) 

 Ov(ule) (ary) 

 P(erianth) 

 Pac(ific) 

 Palaearct(ic) 

 Palaeotrop(ical) 

 Paras(ite) 

 Pecl(icel) (uncle) 

 Pen(insula) 

 Pend(ulous) 

 Perenn(ial) 

 Perf(ume) 

 Perig(ynous) 

 Pet(al) 



Pfl(anzen) R(eich) 

 Phil(ippines) 

 Pl(ant) 

 Plac(enta) 

 Poll(icaris), inch 

 Pollin(ation) 

 Polyg(amous) 

 Polyn(esia) 

 Post(erior) 

 p(ro) p(arte), in part 

 Pref(ix) 

 Prodr(omus) 

 Protandr(ous) 

 Protog(ynous) 

 P(oin)t 

 R(oot) 



Rad(ix) (ical) 

 Recept(acle) 

 Reg(ular) 

 Repr(oduction) 



Repres(ented) 



Rev(iew) 



Rhiz(ome) 



Rudim(entary) 



S(eu), or 



Sandw(ich Is.) 



Sci(ence) 



Sem(en), a seed 



Sep(al) 



Septic(idal) 



Septifr(agal) 



Ser(ies) 



Sicc(us), dry 



Soc(iety) 



Sol(ilary) 



Sp(ecies) 



Sta(men) 



St(amino)d(e) 



Stip(ule) 



Subm(erged) 



Subtrop(ical) 



Succul(ent) 



Suff(ix) 



Sup(erior) 



Sympet(alous) 



Syn(onym) 



Sync(arpous) 



T(abula), a figure 



T(omus), a volume 



Tab(ula), a figure 



Tasm(ania) 



Temp(erate) 



Term(inal) 



Trans(actions) 



Transv(erse) 



Trop(ical) 



Undershr(ub) 



Usu(ally) 



Var(iety) 



Varieg(ated) 



Veg(etation) 



V(idi) S(iccam), 



dry specimen seen 

 V(idi) V(ivam), 



living specimen seen 

 W(est) I(ndies) 

 Wiss(enschaft) 

 Xero(phyte) 

 Zygom(orphic) 



Of course many of these abbreviations also signify the adjectival and 



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