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GENERA OF FUNGI 



nitens, shining 

 niteo, to shine 

 niveus, snow-white 

 nobilis, grand 

 nodosus, with joints 

 noduliferus, bearing knots 

 nodulosus, with joints 

 nodus, i, m., a joint, knot 

 nomen, inis, n., a name 

 non, not 

 nondum, not yet 

 nonne, not 

 nonnihil, somewhat 

 nonnisi, except 



nonnuUus, some 



normalis, normal 



notatus, marked 



notus, known 



novus, new 



nubecula, ae, f., a little cloud 



jiubilosus, cloudy 



nucleatus, nucleate 



nucleiferus, nucleus-bearing 



nucleolus, nucleole 



nucleus, i, m., center, nucleus 



nudiusculus, somewhat naked 



nudus, naked 



nullimodus, in no wise 



nullus, none 



numerosus, numerous 



Humerus, i, m., a number 



numquam, never 



nunc, now 



nutiquam = ne-utiquam, by no means 



nuto, to incline 



nutrix, icis, f., host 



nux, nucis, f., a nut 

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ob, for, toward, on account of 



obclavatus, reversed club-shaped 



obconicus, reversed-conical 



obducens, covering 



obduco, to cover 



oblique, obliquely 



obliterans, disappearing 



obliteratus, lost, destroyed 



oblongatus, oblong 



oblongus, oblong 



obpyriformis, obpiriform, reversed 

 pear-shaped 



obrutus, covered 



obscurus, dark 



observandum, to be observed 



observatus, found 



obsessus, surrounded 



obsolesco, to become obsolete 



obsoletus, obsolete, lacking 



obtectus, covered 



obtegens, covering 



obturaculum, i, n., opening 



obtusangulus, with obtuse angles 



obtusatus, obtuse 



obtusus, obtuse 



obtutus, us, m., a looking at 



obvallatus, surrounded 



obvelo, to cover 



obvius, clear, open 



obvolvens, enveloping 



occellatus, with openings 



occulo nudo, -with unaided eye 



occupans, occupying 



ochraceus, pale yellow, ochreous 



ochrosporus, with yellow or yellow- 

 brown spores 



octavus, eighth 



octo, eight 



octonus, in eights 



octoseptatus, with eight cross-walls 



octosporus, eight-spored 



oleosus, oily, with oil drops 



oligosporus, few-spored 



olim, formerly 



olivascens, olivascent, becoming olive 



olivaceus, olive 



omissus, omitted 



omnino, everywhere, entirely 



cosporous, with resting spores formed 

 by the union of unlike sex-cells, e.g., 

 of egg and sperm 



opacus, opaque 



opalinus, clear 



operculatus, operculate, with a lid 



operculiformis, lid-shaped 



operculum, i, n., a cover, lid 



oppidum, i, n., a town 



oppletus, filled 



oppositus, placed 



orbicularis, orbicular, round 



orbiculatim, circularly 



