-
comes from the Gr****
words liparos,
meaning "fat,
shiny or oily", and
phyllon,
meaning "leaf". They are
rhizomatous wetland plants with
alternate linear...
- is
derived from the kidney-shaped
leaves (Gr****:
nephros =
kidney and
phyllon = leaf), and the
specific epithet refers to the
curled petal edges (Latin:...
- carotenes. The name is from Gr****:
xanthos (ξανθός),
meaning "yellow", and
phyllon (φύλλον),
meaning "leaf"), due to
their formation of the
yellow band seen...
-
astrophyllite its name, from the Gr****
words astron meaning "star" and
phyllon meaning "leaf". Its
great submetallic gleam and
darkness contrast sharply...
-
opened on 15
December 1909, and the cast also
starred Leo
Sheffield as
Phyllon,
Percy Anderson designed the costumes. John D'Auban c****ographed. Had...
-
Bryophyllum (from the Gr**** βρῦον/βρύειν bryon/bryein = sprout, φύλλον
phyllon = leaf) is a
group of
plant species of the
family Cr****ulaceae
native to...
- heterophylla, is
derived from the Gr****
heteros ("other" or "different"), and
phyllon ("leaf")
giving an
adjective which describes the
plant as
having varied...
- of cleavage,
called "phyllitic luster". The word
comes from the Gr****
phyllon,
meaning "leaf". The
protolith (or
parent rock) for
phyllite is
shale or...
-
Phosphophyllite (from
Ancient Gr****
phyllon 'leaf', and phosphate) is a rare
mineral with the
chemical formula Zn2Fe(PO4)2·4H2O,
composed of hydrated...
-
lights in
great numbers. The
generic name is
derived from the Gr****
words phyllon (φυλλον),
which means "leaf", and
phagos (φαγος),
which means "eater"....
