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dipterocarpus with two-winged fruit, from and Greek καρπός, karpos, fruit.
dipterus two-winged, with two wings
dipther-, diphtera Greek leather, skin, membrane.
dipyrenus two-seeded, with two seeds or kernels
dir- Greek: the neck; Latin: dreadful
Dirca of or belonging to the fountain of Dirce, New Latin, from Latin Dirce, Dircæus, a fountain near
Thebes in Boeotia, from Greek Δίρκη, Dirkē.
directus straight
dirig-, dirigo Latin direct.
dis, dis- Greek separate, apart; double, two, referring to the number two or to a difference
disc-, disci-, disco, discus Greek a round plate.
discedens dividing
Discelium from Greek di-, two, and skielos, legs, for the peristome teeth perforated proximally
disciformis disc-shaped, disc-like
discipes with thick feet, with a thick base
discoidalis disc-like
discoideus discoid, rayless; quoit-like, with a round thickened lamina.
discolor, discolorus dis'color (DIS-ko-lor) of two colors or of different colors, of different coloring, often
referring to the leaves that are green above and grey-white below
Discopleura from Greek δίσκος, diskos, the disk, and πλευρά, pleura, a rib, for having the disk and ribs of
the fruit united. (Umbelliferae)
discors Latin discordant, disagreeing
discretus separate, separated, standing off
disepalus with two sepals
disermas(?) wavy
disjunctus -a -um separated, disjointed, disconnected
dispar dissimilar, unlike; in uneven pairs
dispermus -a -um disper'mus (dis-PER-mus) having two seeds, from Greek di, two, double, and σπερµα, sperma,
seed, after the few flowered spikelets.
dispersus, displicatus scattered
dispersus -a -um disper'sus (dis-PUR-sus) scattered in all directions, spread (as of seed)
disruptus -a -um broken off
dissectus -a -um dissec'tus (di-SEK-tus) dissected, deeply divided, deeply cut, cut up, cut into many segments.
dissensus disagreeing
dissidens toothed in an irregular, abnormal manner
dissiliens bursting open with elastic force, as in seed capsules.
dissimilis unlike, dissimilar
dissitus spaced out
dissitiflorus remotely or loosley flowered, flowering far apart, flowering sparsley
disso- Greek double
dissolutus dissolved
dissomorphus of double form
dissona from Latin dissonus -a -um discordant, different, disagreeing
dissospermus with double seeds
dist-, dista- Latin stand apart, be distant
distachyon distach'yon (dis-TAK-ee-on)
distachys, distachyus, distychus two-spiked, with two spikes or two ears as in grain
distans dis'tans (DIS-tans) distant, separate, remote, far apart, straggly
distentus, distenta spread, extended
distich- referring to two ranks, as in the arrangement of leaves
distichanthus flowering in two rows, as the florets of grasses.
Distichium from Greek distichos, in two rows, alluding to leaves
distichophyllus with leaves in two ranks or two rows
Distichilis Distich'lis (dis-TIK-lis) from Latin distichus from Greek distichos, meaning two ranked, or with two
rows, referring to the distichous leaf arrangement. (Gramineae)
distichus -a -um distich'us (dis-TIK-us, or DIS-ti-kus) in two ranks or two rows, having two rows