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One could assume fasciculatus is with small clusters, and facicularis is with clusters.
fasciculatus -a -um fascicula'tus (fa-sik-yoo-LAY-tus) Latin fasciculatus, fascicled, clustered, in close clusters or
bundles, banded, in bundles, from fasiculus, little bundle, little packet, and -atus -ata -atum, possessive of or
likeness of something.
fasciculiflorus with flowers in clusters
fasciculus a close bundle or cluster of flowers, stems, or roots, from fasciculus, fasciculi m., Latin noun, little
bundle or little packet; bunch of flowers.
fascin- Latin charm, bewitch, from fascino, fascinare, fascinavi, fascinatus, cast a spell on, bewitch;
fascinator fascinating, from fascinatio, fascinationis f., fascination; bewitching.
fasciol-, fasciola Latin a little bandage, from fasciola, fasciolae f., Latin noun, a little bandage.
fascis, plural fascēs Latin, bundle, a bundle of rods bound up with an ax in the middle and its blade projecting,
the emblem of power of a Roman lictor.
faseolus, faseoli m. Latin noun, kidney-bean; (see also phaseolus);
fasianus -a -um Latin adjective, pheasant; (phasianus)
Faskómēlo Greek φασκόµηλο, phasomelo, sage, Modern Greek term αλισφακιά, alisphakia.
fastibilis repulsive, disagreeable.
fastidiosus loathsome.
fastigi-, fastigium Latin pointed; the point, top, summit; depth
fastigiatus -a -um fastigia'ta (fas-ti-jee-AY-ta) fastigate, with an upright habit, with branches parallel, erect and
close together, as in the Lombardy Poplar.
fastuosus -a -um fastuo'sus (fas-tew-OH-sus) proud, haughty, bountiful, stately.
fatmensis of Arabian origin, after Fatima,the daughter of Mohammed.
Fatoua
fatu- Latin foolish, silly
fatuus -a -um fat'uus (FAT-yoo-us) empty, barren, insipid, from Latin adjective fatuus -a -um for foolish, silly,
idiotic, simple, insipid, worthless, from the noun fatuus, fatui, or fatua, fatuae, a fool.
fauc-, fauces, fauci Latin the throat
faucialis mouth, throatlike, from fauces, the throat.
faucidens having a mouth with fangs.
fauciflorus bearing throat-like flowers.
faun- Latin mythology Faunus, god of agriculture and the shepherds
fauna, faunae f. Latin noun, fauna.
Faunus, Fauni m. Latin noun, rustic god; deity of forest, herdsman; sometimes identified with Pan,
faustus happy, fruitful.
fav, favo, favus, -favus Latin a honeycomb
faveolatus, favosus finely honeycombed
faveolatus honey-combed, from favus, honeycomb.
favill, favilla, -favilla Latin embers
favosulus somewhat honey-combed.
favosus honey-combed.
febr, febri, febri- Latin fever; boil, referring to fever
febricito to be raving mad.
febrifuga, febrifugia(?) lesser centaury, feverfew, Erythraea centaurium.
febrifugus fever-flight, driving away or removing a fever, fever-dispelling.
frebruus cleansing.
fec, feci Latin dregs
fecul Latin foul; sediment
fecund Latin fruitful
fecunditas -atis f. fruitfulness, fecundity.
fecundo -are to fructify, fertilize.
fecundus fruitful, fertile, prolific; abundant, full, plentiful, from ......, and -cundus adjectival suffix indicating
an aptitude or constant tendency.
Fedia “Adanson (see Cicendia) A name without any known or probable meaning.” (Alcock 1876)
Feei Fee'i (FEE-eye)
feejeenis from the Fiji Islands.