TABLE VIII. 



Follicaris Caulis; from poller, a thumb. 



Polyadelphia j from itoXvg, multus, many, and ah \<po$,J rater, a 

 brother. 



Polyandria; from rfokvg, multus, many, and avyp, maritus, a 

 husband. 



PoLYANGiffi ; from ito\u$ many, and ayfog, vas, a vessel, or locu- 

 lamentum. + 



Polycotyledones ; frOm tfoXv;, and cotyledon. 



Polyg ami a ; from ito\v$, multus, many, and yccpog, nuptice x nup- 

 tials. 



Polygynia; from ito\v$, multus. many, and yvvyj, mulier, a wo- 

 man. 



Polymorph a; from tfoXvg, multus, and poppy, forma, shape. 

 Polypetala Corolla ; from KokCsi multus, and itzfctXov, pet alum , 

 Polyphyllum Involucrum ; from tfoXvg, multus, many, and tpyWov, 



folium, a leaf. 

 Pojlystachtus Culmus; from itoXvg, and (ftayjjs, spica. 

 Pomaces ; from pomum, an apple, pear, &c. 

 Pori ; from rfstpw, transadigo, to pierce through, 

 Posticus Angulus; from post, ut anticus ab ante. 

 Pratensis ; from pratum, a meadow. 

 Precox ; from prce et coquo, to cook, 

 Pr^morsa Radix ; from prczmordev, to bite. 

 Precise, from precius, early, 

 Prismaticus Calyx; from prisma, a prism. 

 Prolifer Flos; from proles, offspring. 



Prominulum Dissepimentum ; from promineo, to jet or stand ©frt* 

 Pronum discumfolii; from iepovo$, antiq. having the face down- 

 wards. 



PsEuno ; from •fysv<>u3,fallo, to deceive. 



Pulposum Folium, from pulp a, the pulp, or fleshy part of meat. 

 Pulveratum, or pulverulentum, folium ; from pulvis, powder, dust. 

 Pulvinatus P ileus; from pulvinar, a pillow or cushion. 

 Pumila; from pumilus, or rather pumili&s a dwarf. 

 Punctatum Folium; from puncttfm, a point 

 Potaminea; from, putamm, a shell, 



