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ion- Greek βιωναι, bionai, to live.
bios-, biosis Greek βιωσις, biosis, living, way of life, manner of life.
bios Greek βιος, bios, life, lifetime.
biota Greek βιοτη, biota, life.
biotic- Greek βιωτικος, biotikos, pertaining to life.
bipartitus two-parted, divided nearly to the base into two parts
bipectinate like a comb on both sides
bipennis two sheathed
bipetalus two-petaled
bipetalous a flower with two petals
bipinnatifidus -a -um bipinnati'fidus (bi-pin-a-TIF-i-dus) twice pinnately cut, twice cut in pinnate manner.
bipinnatus -a -um bipinna'tus (bi-pin-AY-tus, or bi-pin-AH-tus) twice-pinnate, double pinnate, or feathered, from
Latin bi, bis, twice, and pinnatus, feathered, winged, with bipinnate leaves
biplanatus two planed
biplicatus twice folded, pleat
bipontinus from Zweibrüken, Bavaria
bipunctatus two-spotted, double-dotted
biradiatus with two rays, as in certain umbels
birmanicus from (Birma) Burma in India(?)
birr-, birrus Latin birrus, Greek βιρρος, biros, a type of cloak.
bis Latin bis, twice, double.
bisaccate having two pouches
bisasa wild rue
bisectus cut in two parts, or nearly so; divided into two equal parts
biseptatus having tow partitions
biseriatus, biserialis disposed in two rows
biserratus twice or double toothed (with serrated teeth), double serrate, as when teeth are again toothed
bisexualis having both stamens and pistils
biscotiformis biscuit-shaped, from Latin bis, twice, coctus, cooked, and forma, shape.
bispinosus two-spined, with two thorns or spins
bissanica cyclamen (?)
bissola horehound
bistipulate with two stipules
Bistorta Bistor'ta (bis-TOR-ta) from Latin, bi-, twice, and tortus, twisted, in reference to the rhizomes of some
species.
bistortoides bistorto'ides (bis-tor-TOE-i-dees)
bistortus twice-twisted, double twisted, double turned
bistriate marked with two parallel lines
bisulcatus, bisulcus two-grooved, double furrowed
biternatus -a -um twice ternate, with two sets or clusters of three, as in a leaf, from Latin bi, from bis, twice,
ternus, in three's, -atus, possessive of or likeness of something, with, shaped, made
bithynicus from Bithynia, a former region of northwest Asia Minor on the coast of the Black Sea
bittac-, bittaco-, bittacus, -bittacus Greek βιττακος, bittakos, a parrot.
bitum-, bitumen, -bitumen, bitumin Latin bitumin, asphalt, pitch.
Bituminaria Bituminar'ia (bi-too-min-AIR-ee-a)
bituminosus -a -um bitumino'sus (bi-too-min-OH-sus) with a bituminous, asphalt smell
bituminous bituminous, coal black
biunciferus bearing two-pronged spines
bivalvis -is -e with two valves, flaps, or doors, from Latin bi-, from bis, twice, valvis, from valva, leaves of a
folding door, and -is, adjectival suffix
bivelus with two sails
bivenosus -a -um two nerved, two veined
Bixaceae plants of the Bixa, Arnotta family, from the genus name, Bixa, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix
of plant family names.
bizonatus -a -um bizona'tus (bi-zo-NAY-tus)
blab-, blabo Greek βλαβη, blabe(η?), harm, hurt, damage.