ENGLIFM EQUIVALENTS OF LATIN NAMES OF SPECIES 



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triangula ris: three-angled. 



triangula tus: three-angled. 



trian gulus: three-angular. 



tricauda tus: three-tailed. 



trichophyl lus: haiiy-Ieaved. 



trichosan thus: hairj--flo\vered. 



trichosper mus: hairy-seeded. 



trichot omus: thrice branched or 

 forked. 



trie olor: three-colored. 



tricor nis : three-horned. 



tricuspida tus: three-cusped, three- 

 pointed. 



tridac tylus: three-fingered. 



tri dens: with three teeth. 



tridenta tus: three-toothed. 



trifascia tus: three-banded. 



trif idus: three-parted. 



triflo rus: three-flowered. 



trifolia tus: three-leaved. 



trifoliola tus: three-leafleted. 



trif 6 lius: three-leaved. 



trif urea tus: trifurcate, thrice-forked. 



trilinea tus: three-lined. 



triloba tus: three-lobed. 



trfl obus: three-lobed. 



trimes tris: of three months. 



triner vis: three-nerved. 



trinota tus: three-marked or -spotted. 



triparti tus: three-parted. 



tripet alus: three-petaled. 



triphyl lus : three-leaved. 



trip teris: three-winged. 



tripuncta tus: three-spotted. 



trique trus: three-cornered. 



tris tis: sad, bitter, dull. 



triterna tus: triternate, thrice in 

 throes. 



trium phans: triumphant. 



trivia Us: common, ordinary, very 

 frequent, found ever>-where. 



trop icus: of the tropics. 



truncat ulus: somewhat or partially 

 truncate. 



trunca tus : truncate, cut off square. 



tubercula tus: tuberculate, with 

 tubercles or small tubers. 



tuberculo sus: tubercled, knotted. 



tubero sus: tuberous. 



tubiflo rus: tube-iJowered, trumpet- 

 flowered. 



tubis pathus: tube-spathed. 



tubulo sus: tubulose, with tubes. 



tulipif era: tulip-bearing. 



tu midus: swollen. 



turbina tus: turbinate, top-shaped. 



tur gidus: turgid, inflated, full. 



typhi nus: smoky or dull; perhaps 

 liertaining to fever. 



typ icus: t>-pical, conforming to the 

 standard or norm. 



ulic inus: like the gorse or furze 

 (Ulcx). 



uligino sus: of wet or marshy places. 



ulmifo Uus: Ulmus-leaved, elm- 

 leaved. 



umbella tus: with umbels. 



umbellula tus: with umbellets. 



umbona tus: bossed, bearing at cen- 

 ter an umbo or stout projection. 



umbraculif era: umbrella - bearing, 



shade-producing. 

 umbro sus: shaded, shade-loving, 

 uncina tus: hooked at the point. 

 unda tus: waved. 



undecimpuncta tus: eleven-spotted, 

 undulatifo lius: undulate-leaved. 

 undula tus: undulated, wavy, 

 unguicula ris: clawed, narrowed to a 



jictiole-like l^ase. 

 unguicula tus: unguiculate, clawed, 

 unguipet alus: petals clawed. 

 unic olor: one-colored, 

 unicor nis: one-horned, 

 unidenta tus: one-toothed, 

 uniflo rus: one-flowered, 

 unilatera lis: one-sided, 

 univitta tus: one-striped. 

 urceola tus: urn-shaped, 

 u rens: burning, stinging. 

 urentis simus: very burning, very 



stinging. 

 urophyl lus: tail-leaved. 

 urosta chyus: tail-spiked. 

 ursi nus: pertaining to bears, 

 urticifo lius: nettle-leaved (Urtica). 

 usitatis simus: nicst useful, 

 ustula tus: burnt, sere. 

 u tills: u.seful. 

 utilis simus: most useful. 

 utricula tus: utriculate, with a utricle 



or small Ijladdery one-seeded fruit. 

 utriculo sus: utricled. 

 uvif era: grape-bearing. 



Ta gans: wandering, vagabondish. 

 vagina lis: vaginate, sheathed, 

 vagina tus: sheathed. 

 valdivia nus, valdivien sis: Valdi\'ian, 



of pro\ince of Valdivia (Chile). 

 valenti nus: Valentian, of Valentia 



(in Spain). 

 val idus: strong. 



variab ilis: variable, of many forms, 

 va rians: variable. 

 varia tus: variable. 

 variega tus: variegated. 

 variifor mis: of variable or many 



forms, 

 va rius: various, diverse. 

 vasta tor (feminine vastalrix) : rava- 

 ging, devastating. 

 vegeta tus: full of growth, vigorous, 

 veg etus: vigorous. 

 vela ris: pertaining to curtains or 



veils, 

 velu tinus: velvety, 

 venena tus: poisonous, 

 veno sus: veiny, 

 ventrico sus: ventricose, swelling or 



inflated on one side or unevenly. 

 veniis tus: handsome, charming, 

 verecun dus: modest, blushing. 

 vermicula tus: worm -like, or like 



Wf)nn-track.^. 

 verna lis: vernal. 

 vernicif era: varnish-bearing. 

 ver nus: of spring, vernal, 

 verruco sus: vrrruro.se, warted. 

 versic olor: variously colored, 

 verticilla ris: verticillate. 



verticilla tus: verticillate, whorled, 

 arranged in a circle about the stem. 



ve rus: the true or genuine or stan- 

 dard. 



ves cus: weak, thin, feeble. 



vesiculo sus: with little bladders 



vesperti nus: of the evening, west- 

 ern. 



vest! tus: covered, clothed, as with 

 hairs or pubescence. 



vex ans: puzzling, vexatious. 



vexilla rius: of the standard petal (as 

 of pea-like flowers), with a standard. 



villo sus: villous, soft-hairy. 



vimina lis: of osiers, of basket willows. 



Timin eus: of osiers or wicker-work. 



vinif era: wine-bearing. 



vino sus: full of wine. 



viola ceus: violet. 



violes cens: somewhat \'iolet-colored 

 or be^-oming so. 



vi rens : green. 



vires cens: greenish, becoming green. 



virga tus: twiggy. 



virgina Us: virgin. 



virgin eus: virgin. 



virgin icus, virginien sis: Virginian, 

 of Virginia. 



viridiflo rus: green-flowered. 



viridifo lius : green-leaved. 



vir idis: green. 



viridis simus: greenest, verj' green. 



virid ulus: greenish. 



viscid ulus: somewhat viscid. 



vis cidus: \-iscid, sticky. 



viscosis simus: very sticky. 



visco sus: viscid. 



vitelli nus: dull yellow approaching 

 red. 



vitifolius: Vitis-leaved, grape-leaved. 



vitta tus: striped. 



vittig era: bearing stripes. 



vivip arus: viviparous, producing the 

 young alive (rather than oviparous). 



volgaricus: Volgan, of the Volga 

 river region (written also wolgarv- 

 cus). 



volu bills: twining. 



voliip tas: pleasure, delight. 



volii tus: rolled-leaved. 



vulgaris: \'ulgar, conmion. 



vulga tus: comnjon. 



vulpi nus: of the fox. 



wolgar icus: Volgan (see volgaricus). 



xanthacan thus: yellow-spined. 

 xan thi nus: yellow, 

 xanthocar pus: yellow-fruited, 

 lantholeii cus: yellow-white. 

 lanthophyl lus: yellow-leaved. 



yedoen sis: of Yedo or Yeddo (Japan). 

 yunnanen sis: of Province of Yun-nan, 

 China. 



zebri nus: zebra-striped. 



zeylan icus: Ceyloiiian, of Ceylon; 



C'ingalcsc; same as ceylanicus. 

 zoni lis: zonal, zoned. 

 2on4 tus: zoned, banded. 



