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Multiflouus Pedunculus; from multus, many, znd jios, a flower. 

 Multipartitum Folium; from multus, many, and partitus, di- 

 vided. 



Multiplex Corolla ; from mttto, many, and plicare, to fold. 

 Multiloculaius Drupa ; from muto, and locuhiSj a little celL 

 Multisiliqu^: ; from multus, many, and siliqua, a pod. 

 Muricatus Caulis; from murex, a fish, whose shell is covered 



with sharp points, or prickles. 

 Muscarious ; from musca, a tly. 



Musci ; from jxoer;^, vitulus ; properly any thing young, new, 

 or fresh. 



Mutica Gluma; from mutilus, broken off*. 



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Natans Folium ; from nato, to swim. 

 Navicularis Valvula ; dim. from navis, a ship, 

 Nectarium ; from nectar, honey. 

 Nervosum Folium; from nervus, a nerve, or string. 

 Nidulantia semina, Bacca ; from nidus, a nest. 

 Nucamentace/e ; from nucamentum, a cat's tail, or long excres- 

 cence hanging down from the pine, fir, &,c, 



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Obconicum Nectarium; from oh, and eonus, aconfc, a geometrical 



figure, like a sugar-loaf. 

 Obcordatum Petalum; from ob, and corJatum, heart-shaped, 

 Obliquum Folium ; from ob liquus, transverse. 

 Obovatum Folium ; from ob, and ovum, an egg. 

 Obtusum Folium; from obtundor, to be blunted at the point. 

 Obvolutum Folium; from ob, and w/ro, to roll. 

 Octandria ; from ok^cv, octo, eight, and avyo maritus, a husband. 

 Officinalis ; from officina, a shop. 



Oliganthers: ; from o\iyo$, exiguus, smal3, few, and anthera, 

 Operculata Anthera ; from operculum, a cover, 



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