N with malus towards none - Genesis Nursery

chola-, cholad, cholas, -cholas Greek the intestines, bowels, from
choler-, cholera, -cholera Greek the cholera, from χολέρα, cholera, a name used by Hippocrates..
choli-, cholic, cholix, -cholix Greek the entrails
cholo Greek bile; anger; lame, maimed
chondr-, chondro, chondrus, -chondrus Greek a grain, corn; cartilage, in part from Greek χόνδρος, a grain,
gristle.
chondrill-, chondrilla, -chondrilla Greek a lump, from χόνδος, granule.
Chondrilla Chondril'la (kon-DRIL-la) a name used by Dioscorides for plant that exudes milky juice or gum
chondrophyllus with knotted (?) leaves
chrondophyte a growth, tumour, or vegetation, arising from a cartilage, from ϕυτόν, plant.
chonoticus from the island group of Chonos off the west coast of Chile
chontalensis from Chontales in Nicaragua
chor-, choro Latin a chorus; Greek: dance; a place. From Latin chorus, dance, a band of dancers and
singers, and Greek χορος, dance, band of dancers, chorus, and in part from χώρα, country.
chord, chorda, -chorda a string; the string of a musical instrument, from Latin chorda, from Greek χορδή,
khorde, a string.
chordatus, Chordatus string-like, modern Latin from Latin chorda, chord.
chordeiles, -chordeiles Greek a stringed instrument
chordeuma, -chordeuma Greek a sausage
chordophyllus bearing stringlike or cordlike leaves
chordorrhizus -a -um having stringlike or chordlike roots, from Greek chorde, a string, and ῥίζα, rhiza, root,
for the older culms covered with stringy remnants of old leaves
chore-, choreo Greek dancing-, go, withdraw
choret-, chores, -chores Greek an inhabitant of the country, from χώρα, country.
chori-, chorio, chorion, -chorion, chorium, -chorium Greek a skin, membrane
chori-, chorist Greek asunder; separate, from χῶρι, χωρίς, asunder, apart.
choriphyllus with circular leaves (questionable translation)
Chorisiva from Greek choris-, separate, and Iva, a related genus; reference obscure, perhaps "separate from
Iva" or to "scattered" from the arrangement of heads
Chorispora
chorizanthus -a -um, Chorizanthe Chorizan'the (kor-i-ZAN-the) Greek chorizo, to divide, and anthos, flower,
alluding to tepals, in one source bearing circular flowers (questionable translation)
choro Latin a chorus; Greek: dance; a place, see chor-, choro, and in part from χώρα, country.
choroid Greek like a membrane, from chorion, χόριον, the outer membrane of a fetus, ?Latin corium, skin,
hide, leather?
chort-, chorto, chortus, -chortus Greek a feeding place
chrema, -chrema, chremato Greek money, wealth
Chréno Greek Χρένο, Horseradish.
chres-, chresto Greek useful
chrisma, -chrisma, chrismato Greek an ointment
christ, christo Greek anointed
chroa, -chroa Greek the skin
chrom-, chroma, -chroma, chromato, chromo Greek color
chrom, -chromus, -chrous realting to color, colored
chromochaetus with yellow(?) bristles, from Greek and χαιτη, chaite, bristle, long hair.
chromodentus with yellow(?) teeth
Chromolaena chroma, color, and laina, cloak, evidently referring to the colored phyllaries of some species,
including the type species
chromolepis bearing colored scales, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
chron-, chroni, chrono, chronus, -chronus Greek time; a long time
chrot-, chroto Greek the skin
chrys-, chryso-, chrysus, -chrysus gold, golden, yellow, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold
chrysacanthus with golden thorns, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
Chrysactinia from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and actinos, ray
chrysaloideus wrapped up like a chrysalis, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and .
chrysanthemifolius -a -um chrysanthemifo'lius (kris-an-the-mi-FO-lee-us)