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acteatus -a -um bractea'tus (brak-tee-AY-tus) New Latin for bracted, bracteate, bearing bracts, modified leaves
immediately below the calyx, or on the peduncle, from Latin bractea, a thin metal plate, gold leaf, and -atus, Latin
suffix indicating possession, likeness of, or ‘provided with’.
bracteolatus with bracteoles, minute modified leaves on the peduncle
bracteosus -a -um bracteo'sus (brak-tee-OH-sus) bract-bearing, with large, showy or significant bracts
bractescens bracteate
brad-, brado-, brady- Greek βραδυς, bradys, slow, dull, sluggard.
Bradburia For John Bradbury (1768–1823), English naturalist, collector for the Liverpool Botanic Garden in
the Missouri Territory (1810–1811).
bradburiana
brahuicus from the Brahui Mountains on the border of Beluchistan in Asia
Bramia from east Indian vernacular Brami.
branch-, branchi-, branchium, -branchium, brancho-, branchum, -branchum Greek βραγχια, bragchia
(branchia) a gill; a fin;hull of a ship; also hoarse.
branch- Greek βραγχος, braychos (branchos), a gill a fin.
brancifolius with claw-like, cleft leaves, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
Brandegea Brande'gea (bran-DEE-jee-a)
brandegeana brandegea'na (bran-dee-jee-AY-na)
brandegeei brande'geei (bran-DEE-jee-eye)
branta, -branta Icelandic a brant, goose.
Brasenia New Latin, for Christoph Brasen (1774), 18 th century Moravian missionary and plant collector in
Greenland and Labrador; name of unknown origin in one source. (Nymphaeceae formerly Cabombaceae)
Brasilianus, brasiliensis of Brazilian origin, from Brasil.
Brassia for William Brass, an eighteenth-century British botanical illustrator and collector
brassic-, brassica, -brassica Latin brassica, cabbage.
Brassica Bras'sica (BRAS-i-ka) New Latin, from Latin, cabbage, alternately Celtic bresic, cabbage. (Cruciferae)
brassica cabbage, Brassica Cretica
Brassicaceae Brassica'ceae (bras-i-KAY-see-ee) from the genus name, Brassica, and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names.
brassicae folia cabbage-leaves, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
Brassicaefolius, brassicifolius brassica-leaved, with cabbage-like, Brassica, leaves, from , and folium,
foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
brassiciformis cabbage-like
brastes Greek βραστης, brastes, earthquake.
brastos Greek βραστος, brastos, a boiling up.
Brauneria ???? Alexander Karl (Carl) Heinrich Braun, (1805-1877)
braunii braun'ii (BRAWN-ee-eye)
brauntonii braunton'ii (brawn-TONE-ee-eye)
Brautschleier German cv. bridal veil
brecc- Italian break
brecciarum brecciar'um (breh-chee-AR-um)
brechm-, brechmo-, brechmus, -brechmus Greek βρεχµα, brechma, the top of the head, parietal bones.
brecho Greek βρεχω, brecho, wet, soak.
bregma-, -bregma, bregmat Greek βρεγµα, bregma, the top of the head, parietal bones.
brem Greek roar
brenth-, brentha, brenthus, -brenthus Greek βρενθος, brenthos, of stately bearing, arrogance; also a stately
water bird.
breph-, brepho-, brephus, -brephus Greek βρεφος, brephos, a foetus, an unborn or newly born child, foal,
whelp, cub, etc.
brephogeus found
bret- Greek βρετας, bretas, wooden image of a diety.
brev-, brevi- Latin brevis, short.
brevialatus -a -um breviala'tus (brev-ee-a-LAY-tus)
brevibracteatus -a -um brevibractea'tus (brev-ee-brak-tee-AY-tus)