N with malus towards none - Genesis Nursery

ellatulus neat and beautiful
bellerophon Greek mythology a hero
belle etoile French cv. beautiful star
belli-, bellid-, bellis, -bellis Latin bellis, a daisy.
bellidiflorus with daisy-like flowers
bellidifolius beautiful-leaved, with leaves like the Daisy, Bellis, from Latin bellus, pretty, and folium, foli(i),
n., noun, a leaf.
bellidiformis bellidifor'mis (bel-id-i-FOR-mis)
bellidioides bellio'ides (bel-ee-OH-i-dees) bellis-like
Bellis Bel'lis (BEL-is) a daisy, from Latin bellus, pretty, for the beauty of the genus. (Compositae)
bellu, bella Greek a beast, monster
bellulus dwarf, neat, a miniature
bellum Latin bellum, war, contest between two.
bellum, -i n. Latin war, fighting (old form duellum)
bellus -a -um bel'lus (BEL-lus) Latin pretty, handsome, beautiful, charming; adv. belle.
Beloglottis from Latinized Greek belos, arrow, and glotta, tongue, possibly alluding to sagittate lip
belon-, belona, -belona Greek βελονη, belona, a dart, arrowhead, needle; a pipefish, Sygnanthus sp.
belophyllus having spear-shaped leaves
belt- Greek βελτιον, beltion, better, more excellent.
beltist- Greek βελτιστος, beltistos, best, most excellent.
belu-, belua, -belua, belui Latin belua, a large beast, monster, brute.
belua -ae f. Latin a beast, large animal; as a term of reproach, a monster, brute, beast.
belus, -belus Greek a dart, sting
bemb-, bembe-, bembec, bembex, -bembex, bembi-, bembic, bembix, -bembix Greek βεµβιξ, bembix, a top,
a whipping top, a cyclone, a whirlpool; a buzzing insect.
bembro Greek βεµβρος, bembros, stupid.
benac-, benacus, -benacus Latin (N) a deep lake
bene, bene- Latin bene, well, good, excellent, honorably, properly, -ably, rightly, opposite of male.
benedictus -a -um benedic'tus (ben-e-DIK-tus) blessed, healing, wholesome; well spoken of.
Benedictus benedicat “May the blessed one give a blessing.” A very brief form of grace.
beneolens beneo'lens (ben-ee-OH-lens)
benetes Greek βενετειος, beneteois, blue.
benevole, benigne kindly
bengalensis, benghalensis -is -e benghalen'sis (beng-al-EN-sis) native to or from the State of Bengal in India
benguelensis from Benguela in Angola
beni-chidori Japanese cv. red thousand birds
beni-shidari Japanese cv. weeping red
benign Latin benignus, good, friendly, kind, liberal, generous.
beninensis from Benin in Upper Guinea
Benitoa for San Benito County, California, referring to distribution
benth-, benthic, bentho-, benthus, -benthus Greek βενθος, benthos, the depths of the sea.
benthamii ben'thamii (BEN-tham-ee-eye)
benzoin (BEN-zo-in) a dry, brittle, aromatic resin from Styrax benzoin, of Java, from *lo-benzoi, *lo-benjuy,
from Arabic lubān jāwī, the frankincense of Jāwā (Sumatra). The lo- appears to have been dropped as if it
were the article (see azureus). In English originally benjoin, which was corrupted to benjamin. (OED)
beran Anglo-Saxon to bring forth.
berberi- New Latin barberry
Berberidaceae Berberida'ceae (bur-bur-i-DAY-see-ee) plants of the Berberis family, from the genus name,
Berberis, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
berberidifolius -a -um berberidifo'lius (ber-ber-id-i-FO-lee-us)
Berberis Ber'beris (BER-ber-is) New Latin, the genus including barberry, alteration of Medieval Latin barberis
barberry, from Arabic barbārīs. (Berberidaceae)
berceuse French cv. lullaby
Berchemia (Rhamnaceae)
berchtoldii