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ebenaceus, ebenus ebony-like, black like ebony
ebeneus ebony black
ebeninus ebony-like
ebenoides resembling the Ebony tree.
eborinus ivory-like, ivory-white
ebracteatus bractless, destitute of bracts.
ebracteolatus destitute of bractlets or small bracts.
ebri- Latin drunk.
ebulifolius with leaves like Dane-wort, Sambucus ebulus.
eburne- Latin ivory.
eburneus -a -um ivory-white, from Latin eburneus, made with ivory, of ivory, for the whitish scales against
the blackish perigynia. From ebur, eboris, an object or statue of ivory, or an elephant or elephant tusk, perhaps
from e-, Latin prefix and barrus, elephant; for the whitish scales against the blackish perigynia of Carex
eburnea.
eburneolus ivory-white
eburnus ivory-white
ec- Greek out, out of, from.
ecalcaratus spurless.
ecaton Greek a hundred.
ecaudal without a tail or similar appendage.
Ecce homo There is the man.
eccli Greek bend down, turn aside.
Eccremidium from Greek ekkremes, hanging, and -idium, diminutive, referring to the pendulous capsule
eccri-, eccris, eccrit Greek separation; chosen.
eccroust- Greek beaten out, driven away.
eccye Greek give birth to, bring forth.
ecdem-, ecdemi-, ecdemio- Greek travel, go abroad.
ecdys-, ecdysis, -ecdysis Greek an escape, slipping out.
ece-, ecesis, -ecesis, ecetes, -ecetes Greek dwell; a dweller.
ecgon Greek born, descended from.
ech-, echo Latin reverberation of sound.
Echeandia For Pedro Gregorio Echeandía (1746–1817), Spanish botanist in Zaragosa.
echel French a ladder.
echene, echenei Greek holding ships fast; a kind of fish.
Echeveria honoring Echeveri, a botanical draughtsman. (Crassulaceae)
echi-, echidn-, echis-, -echis Greek a viper, adder.
echidne adder, viper
echin-, echino-, echinus, -echinus Greek a hedgehog; a sea urchin.
echinatus -a -um bristly, prickly, spiny
Echinacea (e-kee-NAH-kee-a) New Latin, from echin- and -acea (feminine of -aceus -aceous) from Greek
ἐχῖνος, ekhinos, hedgehog, or Latin, echinus, sea urchin, for the spiny receptacle scales (pales). (Compositae)
echinaceus -a -um prickly like a hedgehog.
echinatus -a -um prickly, spiny, set with prickles or spines, Greek ἐχῖνος, ekhinos, hedgehog, an edible sea-urchin
or a prickle.
echinellus -a -um echinel'lus (ek-in-EL-lus)
echiniformis shaped like a hedgehog or sea-urchin (echinus)
echinocactoides resembling Hedgehog Cactus.
Echinocactus Echinocac'tus (ek-eye-no-KAK-tus) Greek echinos, hedgehog, and Cactus, an old genus name
echinocarpus -a -um echinocar'pus (ek-eye-no-KAR-pus) prickly-fruited, with prickly fruit, from and Greek
καρπός, karpos, fruit..
echinocephalus with a prickly head, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
Echinocereus Echinocer'eus (ek-eye-no-SEER-ee-us) Greek echinos, spine, and Cereus, a genus of columnar
cacti
Echinochloa (e-keen-O-klo-a) New Latin, from Greek echin-, echinos, a hedgehog, and Greek chloa, chloe
grass, young verdure, from chloos light green color, from the prickly awns, related to Greek chloros, greenish
yellow.