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gargaricus from Mount Gargarus in Asia Minor.
gariepinus, garipensis from the Orange River, South Africa.
garífalo, garýfallo, garýfano from Greek γαρίϕαλο, γαρύϕαλλο, γαρύϕανο, cloves.
garismatium fish-sauce factory.
garrexianus from Garessia in the Italian province Cuneo.
garrul Latin chattering
Garrya Garr'ya (GARE-ee-a)
Garryaceae Garrya'ceae (gare-ee-AY-see-ee), from the genus name, Garrya, and -aceae, the standardized Latin
suffix of plant family names.
garryana garrya'na (gare-ee-AY-na)
Gartensonne Greman cv. garden sun
gast, gast-, gaster, gastero, gastr, gastro Greek the stomach, belly, referring to a stomach, a belly, swollen
Gasteria a genus of succulents, with somewhat swollen stems
Gastridius Gastrid'ius (gas-TRID-ee-us)
gastropus belly-footed, with thw stem creeping on the ground.
gattingeri for Augustin Gattinger (1825-1903), discovered Agalinis gattingeri.
gaud, gaude, gaudi Latin joy; joyous
Gaultheria (gawl-THE-ree-a) after Dr. Gaulthier (c.1708-1758) Canadian botanist and physician
gaur-, gauro Greek proud, majestic, from γαῦρος, gauros.
Gaura Gau'ra (GAW-ra) New Latin, from Greek gaurē, feminine of γαῦρος, gauros majestic, splendid, superb,
referring to the beautiful flowers of some of the species. (Onargaceae)
gaus-, gauso Greek crooked
gavi, gavia Latin a sea bird, a loon
gavial, gavialis New Latin a crocodile
Gaylussacia New Latin, from J. L. Gay-Lussac and New Latin -ia
Gayophytus Gayophy'tus (gay-oh-FIE-tus)
Gazania Gaza'nia (ga-ZAY-nee-a) Greek gaza, riches or royal treasure, alluding to splendor of flowers; or for
Theodorus of Gaza,1398–1478), who translated the works of Theophrastus.
ge, geo Greek the earth
geanthus -a -um with flowers on the ground, from , and ανθος, anthos, flower.
gecc-, gecco New Latin a chirping lizard
geiss, geisso Greek a cornice, eaves
geiton, -geiton geitono Greek a neighbor
gelast Greek laugh
gelat Latin frozen, jelly-like
gelatinosus plants consisting of or resembling jelly, with albumen-like bodies.
Gelbe Mantel German cv. yellow cloak
gelea wild gourd.
gelid Latin cold
gelidus ice-cold, ice-like, congealed.
gelo Greek: laugh, laughter; Latin cold; freeze
gemin, gemin- Latin twin, double, referring to twins
geminalis culivated sage, clary.
geminarius in pairs, binate.
geminatus twin, in pairs, binate.
geminiflorus, geminiflora twin-flowered, with twin-flowers, flowering in pairs.
geminiscapa
geminispinus twin-spined, with thorns in pairs.
geminus double.
gemm, gemm-, gemma, gemmul a bud, referring to jewels or buds, from Latin gemma -ae f., a bud or eye of a
plant; by transference, a jewel, gem, precious stone
gemmatus bearing buds, bud-like, from gemma, a leaf bud.
gemellus bearing twin flowers.
gemmifer, gemmiferus, gemmifera bud-bearing, beafing leaf buds, contrast with Latin gemmifer -fera -ferum,
bearing or producing seeds.
gemmiflorus bud-flowered