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Scitamina; from situs, fair, beautiful, or from scitamentum, meat 



of a pleasant taste. 

 Scorpiotdes F/os; from scorpio, a scorpion. 

 Scutellum ; from scutum, a target. 



Scyphifer; from (rKvtpog, scyphus, a cup, and fero, to bear. 



Secretoria Scabrities ; from secemo, to separate. 



Secunda Spica ; from sequendo, to follow. 



Securiform is Pubescentia ; from securis, an axe or hatchet. 



Segregata Polygamia; segrego, to separate. 



Seminale Folium ; from semen, seed. 



Sempervirens Folium ; from semper, and virens, green. 



Sena Folia; from sex, six. 



Senticosje ; from sentis, a brier or bramble. 



Sepiarije ; from sepes, a hedge. 



Septenis foliolis, from septem, seven. 



Septicus ; from oyifu} putrefacio, to rot. 



Septum ; from sepio, to enclose. 



Sericeum Folium ; from sericum, silk. 



Serpyllifolia ; from serpyllum, thyme, and folium, 



Serratum Folium : from serra, a saw. 



Sessile Folium; from sedeo, to sit. 



Set^e ; from %a,iry, juba, a horse's mane. 



Setaceum Folium ; from seta, a bristle. 



Sexfidum Nectarium; from se:r, six, and fissum, cloven. 



Silicula ; dim. from siliqua, a pod. 



Siliculosa ; from silicula, a little pod. 



Siliquosa; from siliqua, a pod. 



Sinuatum Folium; from sinus, a hollow. 



Solitarius Pedunculus ; from so/ws, alone. 



Solute Stipule; from solvor, to be loosed. 



Spadiceus ; from spadix. 



S path a ; from ff it euros, corium, skin. 



Spathace;e ; from spatha, a sheath, in the language of botany. 

 Spatulatum Folium ; from spathula, an instrument used to spread 

 salve. 



Spica ; from <r?ax v $> police <r7ta%u;, an ear of corn, 



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