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Epilobium Epilo'bium (e-pi-LO-bee-um or, ep-il-OH-bee-um) from Greek ἐπί-, epi, on, and λοβός, lobos a pod,
and New Latin -ium; alternately epilobion, from Greek ἐπί-, epi, on, and λοβός, lobos a pod, and ἴον, ion, a violet, i.
e. a violet growing upon a pod; the corolla is on the end of the ovary. (Onagraceae)
epimach, epimacho Greek assailable
epinatans floating on top.
Epipactis Epipac'tis (ep-i-PAK-tis) New Latin, from Greek epipaktis rupturewort, an ancient Greek name used
by Theophrastus for a plant used to curdle milk.
epipast, epipasto Greek sprinkled
epiped, epipedo Greek on the ground, level
epipetalus born upon the petals, usually applied to stamens.
epiphor, epiphora Greek an addition
epiphor, epiphoro Greek inclined, sloping
Epiphyllum Greek epi, upon, and phyllon, a leaf, referring to flowers borne on leaves, actually phylloclades,
leaflike stems
epiphyllus growing on leaves of other plants.
epiphytus plants that grow on other plants, but not parasitically like some orchids.
epiplo Greek a thin membrane, caul
Epipremnum growing on trees, from epi, upon and premnum, a tree???
epipsilus with a bare top.
epipterus bearing winged fruit (?)
epir, epiro, epirus Greek the mainland, a continent
epirhizous growing as a parasite on roots, from , and ῥίζα, rhiza, root.
epiroticus from ancient Epirus, Ηπειρος, part of the Balkan peninsula, including parts of Greece and Albania,
at one time ruled by Phyrrhus, an ancient Greek general, an opponent of early Rome, whose victories had
staggering losses.
episcopalis pertaining to bishops.
episio Greek region of pubes; vulva
epistasi, epistasis, -epistasis Greek a stopping; attention
epistroph Greek turn about; attention
epithalam, epithalami Greek nuptial
epithe, epitheca, epithem, epithes, epithet Greek added, laid on; covered
Epithelantha Greek epi, upon, thele, nipple, and anthos, flower, describing flower position near tubercle apex
epithym, epithymi Greek longing, desire
epithymus growing as a parasite on thyme.
epitrop Greek reference; a guardian
epixparhyngius with a golden upper side.
eplicatus not plaited or not folded.
epomidi, epomidio Greek on the shoulder
epops, -epops Greek the hoopoe, similar to Latin upupa, of imitative origin, a crested Old World
nonpasserine bird, Upupa epops
ept, epta New Latin seven
epul, epulum Latin a feast
epulot Greek healing; a scar
epy Greek tall
equ, equa, equi Latin equal
equ- referring to horses
equestr Latin a horseman
equestris pertaining to the horse
equestris, equestre, equester pertaining to horesmanship.
equi Latin equal; a horse
equilateralis equal sided.
equin, equin-, equis- Latin pertaining to horses
equinus of horses, relating to horses
Equisetaceae Equiseta'ceae (eh-kwis-eh-TAY-see-ee) plants of the Horse-tail or Joint-Grass family, from the
genus name, Equisetum, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
equisetifolius with leaves like Horse-tail or Joint-Grass, equisetum-leaved