-
dates of
birth and
death are unknown. f. (singular) ff. (plural) folio,
foliis "and following" This
abbreviation is used in
citations to
indicate an unspecified...
- a
plant species would be
known by a long polynomial, such as
Plantago foliis ovato-lanceolatis pubescentibus, ****a cylindrica,
scapo tereti (meaning...
- the
names necessarily became longer and unwieldy—for instance,
Plantago foliis ovato-lanceolatus pubescentibus, ****a cylindrica,
scapo tereti ("plantain...
- the time, such as "Physalis
annua ramosissima,
ramis angulosis glabris,
foliis dentato-serratis", were
supplemented with
concise and now
familiar "binomials"...
-
Hortensia speciosa Pers.
Hydrangea azisai Siebold Hydrangea azisai var.
foliis-aureovariegatis
Siebold & Zucc.
Hydrangea cyanoclada G.Nicholson Hydrangea...
-
commonly refer to the
plant using the
ablative singular or plural, e.g.
foliis ovatis 'with
ovate leaves'.
Glossary of
botanical terms Glossary of plant...
-
mensa sine cibis,
hortus sine herbis,
pratum sine floribus,
arbor sine
foliis. Translation: A
monastery without books is like a city
without wealth, a...
-
identification of the species: HYPERI****
floribus trigynis,
caule ancipiti,
foliis obtusis pellucido-punctatis. Hyperi**** with
flowers that have
three pistils...
- lustranturque.
genera eius duo: foliosa, quam
feminam ****nt, mas
rarioribus foliis. No
plant however is so
renowned among the
Romans as
hiera botane ('sacred...
-
called eucalyptol. The
leaves contain about 1.3%
essential oils (ol.
lauri folii),
consisting of 45% eucalyptol, 12%
other terpenes, 8–12%
terpinyl acetate...
