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iebersteinii for Baron Friedrich August Marschall von Bieberstein (19th century German explorer in
southern Russia
bienn- Latin biennium, bienni(i), n., a span of two years, every two years.
biennis -is -e bien'nis (bi-EN-is, bye-EN-is) biennial, plants which bloom in the second year, from Latin
adjective biennis, -is -e, two years old; lasting two years, in reference to the plant completing its life cycle in two
years, usually flowering and fruiting the second year.
bifariam Latin adverb on two sides, twofold, from bifaries, twofold.
bifarius arranged in two rows
biferus producing two crops in one season
bifidus -a -um twice-cleft, split into two parts, divided or cut in two, from Latin bifidus, divided into two parts
biflorus -a -um biflor'us (bye-FLO-rus, bi-FLOR-us) blooming in pairs, or having two flowers.
bifoliolatus -a -um having two leaflets, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
bifolius -a -um bifo'lius (bi-FO-lee-us) two-leaved, with two-leaves, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
biforatus with two openings
biformatus, biformis of two forms, having two forms or shapes
bifrons two-fronded, double foliaged, different on each side.
bifurcatus, bifurcus bifurcate, having two prongs, twice-forked
Bigelowia, Bigelovia, bigelovii bigelo'vii (big-el-OH-vee-eye) for Dr. Jacob Bigelow (1787–1879),
Massachusetts medical, botanical scholar, and prominent author of “ Florula Bostoniensis”. (Compositae)
bigelowii Bigelow, J. (Bigel.)/ Jacob Bigelow (1787-1879); Bigelow, J.M./ John Milton Bigelow (1804-
1878)
bigeminatus, bigeminus in two pairs
bigibbus with two swellings or projections, two humped
biglandulosus with two glands
biglobus double balled
biglumis two-glumed, consisting of two glumes (of grasses)
Bignonia (Bignona) for Abbé Jean Paul Bignon (1662-1743), librarian to Loius XIV.
Bignoniaceae Bignonia'ceae (big-noe-nee-AY-see-ee) plants of the Bignonia, Trumpet-flower family, from the
genus name, Bignonia, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
bignonoides big-no-nee-OI-deez; like Bignonia, Trumpet-flower-like
bijugis, bijugus yoked, two-together, double-yoked (applied to pinate leaves with two pair of leaflets)
bilabiatus -a -um double-lipped, divided into two lips
bilateralis -is -e arranged on opposing sides, as the leaves of the Yew.
bili-, bilis, -bilis Latin bilis, gall, bile; anger, displeasure.
bilinguis two tongued
-bilis -is -e Latin adjectival suffix indicating capacity or ability, tending to be, cabable of, worthy of, having
the quality of, used with a verb base when the root infinitives end in -ere or -ire.
bilix Latin bilix, having a double thread.
bilobatus, bilobis?, bilobus two-lobed, divided into two lobes (of anther and leaves)
bilocularis with two small compartments
biltmoreana
bimaculatus, bimaculosus two spotted
bimammus with two nipples
bimus Latin bimus, lasting for two years, two years old.
bin- Latin bini, twofold, two, two at a time, of pairs of things.
binarius Latin binarius, of two.
binatim adv. in twos
binatus twin, a leaf consisting of two parts
bínei Greek imperative ‘f___!’ (Romans, especially Roman women, liked to talk dirty in Greek. (Ostler
2007))
binervatus, binervis, binervus, binervius, binervosus two-nerved, having two nerves or veins (said of leaves)
biniflorus bearing flowers in pairs
binocularis two-eyed, two-spotted
binodis consisting of two nodes
bio-, bioo-, bios, biot- Greek βιον, bion, living, life.
biolettii biolet'tii (bi-oh-LET-ee-eye)