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demissus -a -um demis'sus (deh-MIS-sus, classically day-MIS-sus) low, weak; hanging down, drooping, lowered,
from Latin dēmissus, let down, lowered, sunken, downcast, past participle of dēmittĕre, to demit.
demn Greek a bed
demono Latin an evil spirit
demum at length
dendr-, dendro, dendron, dendrum, -dendron Greek a tree, referring to a tree, from δένδρον, dendron.
dendricolus tree-loving
Dendrobium Modern Latin from Greek δένδρον, dendron, tree, and βίος, bios, life, in reference to this
orchid genus being an arboreal epiphyte.
Dendrocalamus tree and reed, the great giant tropical bamboo genus
dendroideus -a -um dendroid'eus (den-dro-ID-ee-us) tree- or shrub-like
Dendrolíbano, dentrolíbano Greek δενδρολίβανο, δεντρολίβανο, dendronlibano, dentrolibano, rosemary.
Dendromecon Dendrome'con (den-dro-MEE-kon) Greek dendron, tree, and mekon, poppy
dendromorphus in the form of a tree
Dendrophylax Greek dendro, tree, and phylax, epiphyte or guardian, in reference to the epiphytic habit
denigratus blackened
deni by tens, ten together
denique lastly
Dennstaedtia Dennstae'dtia (denn-staad' tee-ah) honoring after A. W. Dennstaedt (1776-1826), German
botanist.
Dennstaedtiaceae Dennstaedtia'ceae (denn-staad' tee-, den-staad-tee-AY-see-ee, or den-steed-tee-AY-see-ee),
from the genus name, Dennstaedtia, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
dens Latin thick; a tooth (used in compound words)
dens-canis dog’s tooth
densatus -a -um dense, compact
densicomis -is -e densely tufted, crested(?)
densiflorus -a -um densiflor'us (den-si-FLOR-us) densely flowered, densely covered with flowers
densifolius -is -e densifo'lius (den-si-FO-lee-us) densely leaved, densely covered with leaves
dense thickly, closely
densus -a -um den'sus (DEN-sus) dense, crowded together.
dent-, denti, dento Latin a tooth, referring to a tooth
dentat- Latin toothed
Dentaria feminine singular of Latin dentarius, pertaining to the teeth, from dens, a tooth, referring to the
tooth-like scales or projections on the roots of the plant. Cardamine is sometimes lumped into this genus, as
this is sometimes lumped into Cardamine. (Cruciferae)
dentatus -a -um toothed, toothed like saw teeth, from Latin adjective dentātus, toothed.
denticulatus -a -um denticula'tus (den-tik-yoo-LAY-tus) toothed, minutely or slightly toothed, with small teeth
denticulosus toothed, minutely toothed
dentiferus, dentifera tooth-bearing
dentosus toothed
denudatus -a -um denuda'tus (den-yoo-DAY-tus check this one!) naked, stripped, bare, denuded, as in stripped of
leaves
deo Latin a god
Deo volente God willing.
Deodara God’s tree, the Sacred fig-tree, Ficus religiosa.
deon-, deonto Greek necessity, duty
deorsum downward (opposite to sursum)
Deparia Greek depas, saucer, referring to the saucer-like indusium or covering of the type species, Deparia
prolifera, which is aberrant in the genus
depas-, -depas, depastr- Greek a cup, goblet, beaker
depastus as if eaten off
depauperatus -a -um depaupera'tus (de-paw-per-AY-tus) starved, dwarfed, impoverished as if starved, sparsely
blooming
dependens hanging down
deph-, depho- Greek knead
depilatus hairless