PLANT NAMES 8i 



aptenis, suitably fitted; aquatilis, living in water; 

 aquifolius, needle-leafed; arachnitis, cobwebby; 

 arhoreiis, tree-like; arenosus, sandy; argenteus, ar- 

 gurus, silvery; argutus, clear or pungent; aridus, 

 dry; arisfatus, best; arniatus, armed; arvensis, be- 

 longing to cornfields; asper, rough; aucuparius, en- 

 ticing birds; augustus, majestic; aureus, golden; 

 australis, southern; azureus, blue; aveleanus, torn 

 from. 



Baccatus, berried; harhatus, bearded; bellus, beau- 

 tiful; hlandus, pleasant; bonus, good; borealis, 

 northern; botrycides, bearing bunches like Grapes; 

 bracteat'us, furnished with bracts; brevis, short; 

 brumalis, wintry; bryoides, moss-like; bullatus, like 

 a bubble. 



Cceruleus, heavenly blue; ccEsius, bluish-grey; 

 ccBspihts, turfy ; calyculatus, calycinus, furnished with 

 a calyx; cambricus, Welsh; campanulatus, bell- 

 shaped flowers; campestris, belonging to plains; 

 cancellatus, latticed; candicans, canescens, growing 

 white ; candidus, white and shining ; canus, greyish- 

 white; capensis, from the Cape of Good Hope; capil- 

 laris, hair-like; capitatus, furnished with a head; 

 cardinalis, red; cams, dear; carneus, flesh-coloured; 

 castus, chaste, spotless; caudatus, tailed; caulis, 

 stemmed; cernuus, with face down; cirrhosus, curled; 

 ciliatus, ciliaris, furnished with hair like eye-lashes ; 

 cinereus, covered with ashes; citrinus, yellow; 

 clarus, brilliant; coccineus, scarlet; cochlearis, snail- 

 shaped; ccelestis, heavenly; colosseus, gigantic; 



