136 GRAECIZANS 



graecizans (gre'-si-zanz) becoming widespread. 



Grallae (gral'-e) 



Grallatores (gral-a-to'-rez) 



Grallina (gral-i'-na) 



gramineus (gra-mi'-ne-us) pertaining to grass, 



grassy. 

 grammacus (gram'-a-kus) consisting of lines, 



streaked. 

 Granatellus (gran-at-el'-us) 

 Granatum* (gra-na'-tum) 



grandiflorus (gran-dif-lo'-rus) large-flowered, 

 grandifolius (gran-di-fol'-i-us, gran-di-fo'-li-us) 



large-leaved, 

 grandis (grand'-is) large, great, full, abundant, 

 granulatus (gra-nul-a'-tus) bearing small tuber- 



cules, covered with small granulations, 

 granulocyte (gran'-u-16-slt) 

 granulosus (gra-nul-o'-sus) full of grains. 

 Grapsidae (grap'-si-de) 

 Graptemys (grapt'-e-mis) 

 graptolite (grap'-to-lit) 

 Graptophyllum* (grap-tof-il'-um) 

 Gratiola* (gra-ti'-ol-a, gra'-ti-ol-a) 

 graveolens (grav-e'-o-lenz) strong-scented. 

 graveolent (grav-e'-o-lent) 

 gravis (grav'-is) heavy. 

 Gregarina (greg-a-rin'-a) 

 Gregarinida (greg-a-rin'-id-a) 

 gregarious (gre-ga'-ri-us) 

 Grevillea* (grev-il'-e-a) 

 grex (greks) a swarm, a herd. 

 Grias* (grl'-as) 



