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daict- Greek butcher
Dalibardia named by Linnaeus, in honor of Dalibard, a French botanist. (Rosaceae)
dalmaticus -a -um Dalmatian, from Dalmatia in Austria-Hungary
dama, -dama Latin a deer
damascenus of Damascus, Syria
Damasonium according to Pliny, an ancient Greek name sometimes used for Alisma.
dammeri for Carl Dammer (1860-1920), German botanist
danicus -a -um of Danish origin
Danthonia New Latin, irregular from Étienne Danthoine, (or M. Danthione) of Marseilles, France, 19th
century botanist and New Latin –ia. (Gramineae)
daped-, dapedum, -dapedum Greek a level surface; plains.
daphn-, daphna, -daphna Greek the laurel or bay tree
daphnoides daphne-like, resembling Daphne, from and oides, -οειδες, suffix for nouns, like or resemble.
dapi-, dapido-, dapis, -dapis Greek a carpet
dapsil- Greek plentiful
dapt-, daptes Greek devour; an eater.
dart-, darto- Greek flayed, skinned
darwasicus from Darwaz or Darvaz in Central Asia
darwinii for Charles Darwin (1809-1882), British naturalist, traveler, and the author of Origin of Species
das-, dasi-, dasy- Greek hairy, shaggy
dasci-, dascio- Greek much shaded.
dascyll- Greek a kind of fish
Dasiphora (Rosaceae)
Dasistoma from Greek words δασυς, dasys, hairy or shaggy and stoma, a mouth.
dasy- from Greek δασυς, dasys, variously translated as thick, dense, rough, hairy, hairy, bushy, thick
grown. thick (or shaggy, hairy?)
dasyacanthus thick-spined, from Greek δασυς, dasys, hairy, bushy, thick grown and ακανθος, akanthos,
spiny, thorny.
dasyanthus thick-flowered, bearing woolly flowers, Greek δασυς, dasys, hairy, bushy, thick grown, and
dasyblastus with rough shoots or sprouts
dasycarpus -a -um dasycar'pus (das-ee-KAR-pus) thick-fruited, having rough, woolly fruit, from Greek δασυς,
dasys, hairy, bushy, thick grown and καρπός, karpos, fruit.
dasyclados thick-branched, with rough boughs or twigs
dasycladus with hairy branches
Dasylirion Modern Latin, thick lily, Greek δασυς, dasys, thick or dense, and lirion, white lily, referring to
the compact arrangement of flowers in the inflorescence
dasyphyllus with thick leaves; with hairy or woolly leaves; or closely leaved
dasypleurus hairy at the sides
Dasyproctus modern Latin, from Greek δασύπρωκτ-ος, dasyproktos, having hairy buttocks, from, δασύ-ς,
dasys, hairy, and πρωκτός, proktos, buttocks. Agoutis, a South and Central American genus of rodents.
dasypygal modern, from Greek δασύπῡγ-ος, dasypygos, from δασύ-ς, dasy-s, hairy, and πῡγή, pyge, rump,
buttocks.
dasystachys, dasystachyus -a -um thick spike of flowers; with rough woolly spikes
dasystemon thick-stamened
dasystylus with a rough woolly style
Datisca Datis'ca (da-TIS-ka)
Datiscaceae Datisca'ceae (da-tis-KAY-see-ee) plants of the Cretan Hemp-plant, Datisca cannabina, family, from
the genus name, Datisca, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
dato- Greek divide, distribute
Datura Datur'a (da-TOOR-a, or da-TEWR-ra) from a Native American name, or New Latin, from Hindi dhatura
a name for Jimsonweed, from Sanskrit dhattu
daturoides resembling Datura, Jimsonweed, from and oides, -οειδες, suffix for nouns, like or resemble
daucoides daucus-like, resembling Daucus carota, Wild Carrot, from and oides, -οειδες, suffix for nouns,
like or resemble.
daucus, -daucus Greek the carrot, from Dioscorides.