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glyká amýgdala from Greek γλυκά αµύγδαλα, Almond.
glykániso from Greek γλυκάνισο, anise seeds.
glykániso asteroeidés from Greek γλυκάνισο αστεροειδές, star anise.
glykóriza, glykýrrhiza from Greek γλυκόριζα, γλυκύῤῥιζα, liquorice.
glymma-, glymmato Greek a carved figure
glyp-, glyph-, glypho-, glypt-, glypto- Greek carve; carved, engraved
glyptocarpus -a -um bearing fruit with ornamental grooves or flutings, from and Greek καρπός, karpos,
fruit..
glyptodon, glyptodontus having fluted or grooved teeth.
Glyptopleura Greek glyptos, carved, and pleura, rib, referrng to the cypselae (achenes)
glyptosperma glyptosper'ma (glip-toe-SPER-ma) from , and σπερµα, sperma, seed.
glys-, glavx (glaux) wart cress, from Dioscorides.
gmelina named for Johan Gmelin (1709-1755), German naturalist
gnamp, gnampto Greek bent, curved
Gnaphalium Gnapha'lium (na-FAY-lee-um) floccose-woolly, New Latin, alteration of Latin gnaphalion
cudweed, modification of Greek, or gnaphallion, a downy plant, an ancient name applied to these and similar
plants, from γνάφαλλον, gnaphallon, lock of wool or cotton, from gnaptein to card, alteration of knaptein, in
reference to the soft, cottony surface of the herbage; akin to Old English hnæppan to strike, Old Norse hnafa to cut,
Lithuanian knabeti to peel, Latin cinis ashes. (Compositae)
gnaphalioides resembling Gnaphalium, Cudweed.
gnaphalodes gnaphalium-like, a composite
gnaphaloides gnaphalo'ides (na-fa-LO-i-dees)
gnath-, gnatho, gnathus, -gnathus Greek the jaw
gnesi Greek genuine
Gnetaceae plants of the Gnetum family (including Ephedra and Welwitschia), from the genus name, Gnetum, and
-aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
gnom, gnoma, gnomo Greek a mark; judgment
gnomon Greek judge; rule; a carpenter's square
gnoph, gnopho Greek darkness
gnorim, gnorimo Greek well known, familiar
gnos, gnosis, -gnosis, gnost-, gnostic Greek know; known; knowledge
gobi, gobius Latin a kind of fish
gobicus from the Gobi desert in eastern Asia.
Gochnatia for Frédéric Karl Gochnat, (d. 1816), a botanist who worked with Cichorieae
Godetia (colloquially as \gō-ˈdē-sh(ē-)əә\; the t is also pronounced as a t or as a z) New Latin from Charles
Henry Godet, (1797-1879), Swiss botanist and author of works in French and German. (Clarkia)
godfreyi
gogoensis from gogo or Ghago in the Western Sudan.
Goldbukett German cv. golden bouquet
Goldene Jugend German cv. golden youth
Goldfuchs German cv. gold fox
Goldgefieder German cv. gold plume
goldiana
Goldklumpen German cv. golden clogs
Goldkrone German cv. golden crown
Goldquelle German cv. gold fountain
Goldrausch German cv. gold rush
Goldstrum German cv. gold storm
Goldtau German cv. gold dew
gomiphias Greek a toothache
gomos perhaps miswriting of zomos, soup, sauce, from Greek.
gomph, gompho, gomphus Greek a wedge-shaped bolt or nail
gomphi, gompho Greek a tooth
gompho Greek a bolt, nail; bolt together
gomphocarpus with club-like fruit, from and Greek καρπός, karpos, fruit..
gomphocephalus club-headed, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.