-
Triphyophyllum is
derived from tri
meaning three, phyo
meaning to grow, and
phyllum meaning leaf. It
refers to the
three growth stages of the
plant with three...
- ed., vol 1.
revised by WD. Lang. London :
Macmillan 1930.
Section 12,
Phyllum Mollusca, pp. 663–782.
Contributions in a
monograph Wringley, EA. Parish...
- (1780–1826), a
British surgeon and naturalist. With the
latin suffix of '
phyllum'
meaning leaf. The
Latin specific epithet of
distichum means in two ranks...
- have
generic names ending in -xylon leaf
fossils generic names ending in -
phyllum fruit fossils generic names ending in -carpon, -carpum or -carpus pollen...
- 'foot' or 'leg',
combined with the
prefix a- 'without' and the
suffix -
phyllum 'leaf'. It may be
translated as "leaf
without a leg" and
refers to the...
- of John
Ellis (1710–1776), a
British linen merchant and naturalist, and
phyllum meaning leaf. The
specific epithet pinnata is from the
Latin meaning "feather-like"...
- 200 feet (61 meters). This is the
longest Gymnosperm vine (division or
phyllum Gymnophyta). The stem was as
thick as the finder's thigh. Mullerochloa...
-
species was
discovered (Titanospilia, “the cave of Titans”), and the
suffix -
phyllum, a
reference to the leaf-shaped
posterior gonopods. The
species name means...
-
Leptecophylla comes from the Gr****
lepteces meaning fine-pointed, and
phyllum meaning leaf. The
species name
oxycedrus comes from the Gr**** oxycedros...
- a
combination of the
Latin word acicula, or needle, and the Gr**** word
phyllum, or leaf. Together, they mean needle-leaf.
Monroi was
named for Sir David...