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citrëus-rinus lemon colored
citrifolius citrus-leaved, having leaves like Citrus, the lemon tree, or leaves having a citrus-like odor
citriformis lemon like
citrinus citron-colored, or citron-like; lemon-yellow
citriodorus -a -um (kit-ree-o-DO-rus) with a lemon smell, lemon-scented.
citroides citrus-like, like-Citrus
citrullifolius with leaves like Citrullus, water melon
citrulliformis shaped like Citrullus, a water melon
citrullinus resembling water melon
Citrullus from Latin citrus, an orange, the water melon. (Cucurbitaceae)
Citrus from Greek κίτριον, kitrion, the citron, the fruit of one of the species. (Aurantiaceae)
citta-, -citta Greek a chattering bird; a jay
civilis capable of cultivation or improvement
clad-, cladi, clado, cladus, -cladus Greek κλάδος, klados, a young branch, a young shoot, sprout, referring to
a branch
Cladanthus branch-flowered, possibly Greek κλάδος, klados, branch, and anthos, flower, alluding to
branching of stems at bases of sessile heads in original species
cladar-, cladaro Greek fragile, brittle
Cladium Greek κλάδ-ος, klados, a young branch, referring to the highly branched inflorescences.
(Cyperaceae)
cladocalyx club-calyx(?)
cladoleptus with thin twigs
cladophora branch-bearing
cladotrichus with a hairy stalk
Cladrastus (kla-DRAS-tis) From the Greek klados, κλάδ-ος, a young shoot or branch, and thraustos, fragile
for the brittle shoots. (Leguminosae)
clam-, clama, clamor Latin cry out
clamb-, clambo Greek mutilated, deficient
clandestin- Latin secretly
clandestinus -a -um clandesti'nus (klan-des-TIE-nus) concealed, hidden; often referring to hidden, invisible
flowers.
clandonensis for Clandon Park, Surrey, UK
clangul-, clangula New Latin a clang, sound
Clappia for "Dr. Asahel Clapp, of New Albany, Indiana, one of the most zealous botanists of our Western
States…." Quoted from protologue. (fna)
clar-, clara, clari Latin clear
Clarkia Clar'kia (KLAR-kee-a)
clarkei for C.B. Clarke (1832-1906), superintendent of the Calcutta Botanic Gardens
clas-, clasi-, clasm, clast Greek break; broken; a fragment
claster-, clasteri, clasterium, -clasterium Greek a knife
clathr- Latin a lattice
clathratus like a lattice or trellis, latticed like a grating or pierced with apertures
claud-, claudi Latin limp, lame; shut
claudens closing
claudus closing
claus-, clausus Latin an enclosed place; closed
clausus -a -um shut, closed, New Latin from Latin claustrum, noun, a means of closing or shutting in; bolt,
bar; an enclosure, prison, den; a barricade, dam, fortress.
claustr- Latin a lock, bar, door
clathratus like a lattice or trellis
clav-, clava, -clava, clavi- Latin a club, referring to a club, from clāva, f. a club (a doubtful Latin use),
probably from Latin, clāvus, a nail. The similar clāvis is Latin for a key, and is the basis for clavicle, the
collarbone or a tendril.
clavatus -a -um clava'tus (kla-VAY-tus) club-like, from clava for knotty stick or club; club-like.
clavatus, claviformis club-shaped, thickened towards the apex
clavellatus slightly club-shaped, like a small club