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Alaris Peduncuhis ; from ala. 

 Alatus Petiolus ; from ala, a wing. 

 Alburnum; from albus, white. 

 Amentace^ ; from amentum, a thong* 

 Amentum ; from ct^tMa, vinculum, a bond or thong. 

 Amplexicaule Folium; from amplector, to embrace, and caidis, 

 a stem. 



Androgyna Planta ; from clvy^, vir, a man, and yvvrj, mulier, a 

 woman. 



Angustifolia ; from angustus, narrow, and folium, a leaf, 



Angyospermia ; from «y/6 $, vas, a vessel. 



Annua Radix ; from annus, a year. 



Annulatus Stipes; from annulus, a small ring. 



Anomalje Gemma; from a priv. and o//,aAor, aqualis. 



Anthera ; from olv^o;, flos, a flower. 



Apetalus Flos; from d priv. and pet 'alum. 



Apex Fo/n ; from apiendo, i. e. ligando. 



Aphyllus Caulis ; from a, and <pv\\ov, folium, a leaf, 



Apophysis ; from anto, and <pvo, nascor, to grow from. 



Appendiculatus Petiolus; from appendicula , dim. from appendix ; 



a little appendage. 

 Arborescens ; from arbor, a tree. 

 Arboreus Caulis; from arbor, a tree. 



Arbustiva ; from arbustum, a copse of shrubs, or trees ; an or- 

 chard, a vineyard. 



Arcuatum Legumen; from arcus, the curvature of an arch, or of 

 a bow-stick. 



Arillata Semina; from arillus. 



Arista ; from areo, to be dry or parched. 



Aristata Gluma ; from arista. 



Articulus Culmi; from artus, a joint or limb. 



Ascyroyde^e ; from Acrxupov, Pliny's name for the Hypericum, 



AsPERiFOLiiE ; from asper, rough, and folium, a leaf. 



Assurgentia Folia ; from assurgo, to rise up. 



Attenuatus Peduncuhis; from attenuor, to be wasted, worn, 



Auctus Calyx ; from augeor, to be increased. 

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