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evicaudatus -a -um short-tailed, from Latin brevis, short; little, and caudatus -a -um (kaw-DAY-tus)
caudate, tailed, with a tail, from the long tipped panicle, from cauda, caudae (coda, codae) f., the tail of an
animal.
brevicaulis -is -e short-stemmed, with short stalks, from Latin brevis, short; little, -i-, and Latin noun caulis,
caulis m., from the Greek καυλος, kaulos, the stem or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis or coles, or
kaulos, the shaft. Iris brevicaulis.
brevicollis, brevicolle short-necked(?) in one source, see the next entry, but more likely small bumps, from
brevis, short, little, and collis, a small hill. Trematodon brevicollis.
brevicollus -a -um short-neck, from brevis, short, little, and collum, the neck, and -us, Latinizing suffix.
Encalypta brevicolla.
brevicrinis (m.), brevicrines (f.) short hair, from brevis, short, little, and crinis, hair, tail, antennae
brevicornis short horned
brevicornu brevicor'nu (brev-i-KOR-nu)
breviculus -a -um brevic'ulus (brev-IK-yoo-lus)
brevicuspis short pointed
breviflorus -a -um breviflor'us (brev-i-FLOR-us)
brevifolius -a -um brevifo'lius (brev-i-FO-lee-us) short-leaved, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
brevifrons short-fronded, with short foliage
brevihamatus having short hooks
breviligulatus -a -um with a short ligula, from Latin brevi, short, ligula, ligulae, shoe strap or shoe tie; small
spoon, and -atus, Latin suffix indicating possession, likeness of, or ‘provided with’.
brevilobus -a -um brevilo'bus (brev-i-LO-bus)
brevimammus with short nipples
brevior shorter, more short, from Latin comparative of brevis, short; little, -ior, more so, to a greater degree
brevipaniculatus short-panicled
brevipedunculatus short-pedunculed, with a short flower stalk
brevipes bre'vipes (BREV-i-pees) short-footed, short-based, or short-stalked
brevipetalus with short petals
brevipilus -a -um short-hairy, from Latin brevis, short, little, and classical Latin pilus hair, of unknown origin.
brevirostris, brevirostra with short beaks
brevis, breve short, or brief, from Latin brevis, short; little
breviscapus short-scaped, short stalked, short stemmed
brevisetus short-bristled
brevispathus short-spathed
brevispinus -a -um short-spined
brevissimus -a -um brevis'simus (brev-IS-i-mus) very short, shortest
brevistipis with short stalks
brevistylus short-styled
breviter Latin adverb shortly, briefly, from brevis, short, and iter, a way.
breviusculus very short
brevivexillus -a -um brevivex'illus (brev-ee-VEX-il-lus)
brevistamineus -a -um brevistamin'eus (bre-vee-stam-IN-ee-us)
breweri brew'eri (BROO-er-eye)
brewerianus for William Brewer (1828-1910), American botanist
briar-, briaro-, briaros Greek βριαρος, briaros, strong.
Brickellia See Kuhnia Brickel'lia (brik-EL-ee-a) New Latin, from John Brickell, fl1730 (1748-1809), Irish-
American physician and naturalist who settled in Savanna, Georgia, and New Latin suffix –ia. Not John Brickell
(1710?–1745), Irish naturalist who visited North Carolina ca. 1729–1731 and published on the natural history of
North Carolina in 1737. (Compositae)
Brickelliastrum from the generic name Brickellia and Latin -astrum, indicating inferiority, a wild type, or an
incomplete resemblance to.
brickellioides brickellio'ides (brik-el-ee-OH-i-dees)
bricumus wormwood
brigantiacus from Briançon in eastern France
brilliantissimus very or most brilliant
brime Greek βριµη, brime, strength, might.