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gymnanthus -a -um with naked flowers, denude of calyx or corolla, from Greek γυµνός, gymnos, naked, and
ανθος, anthos, flower.
Gymnocarpium Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and karpos, fruit, referring to the absence of indusia
gymnocarpus -a -um gymnocar'pus (jim-no-KAR-pus) naked-fruited, bearing naked fruit, where the perianth
does not adhere to the fruit, from Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and καρπός, karpos, fruit.
gymnocaulon naked stemmed (slender-stemmed? by LHB), Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and Latin
caulis, caulis, a stem, a stalk, from Greek καυλος, kaulos, stem, stalk.
gymnocephalus naked or bare headed (slender-headed? LHB), Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and
Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
gymnocladus bare-branched, with naked twigs, Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and
Gymnocladus (gim-NO-kla-dus) from the combining form of Greek γυµνὸς, gymnos, naked, bare and
κλάδος, klados, a branch, referring to the deciduous nature, or perhaps a reference to the primitive, open,
naked, winter branch structure or the manner in which the leaflets fall leaving the yellow “stems” of the
bipinnate leaves intact for a period in early autumn. (Leguminosae)
gymnocomus with a bare, naked top (bald), from Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and Headless alien
found in topless bar!
gymnogrammoides resembling Gymnogramme, Rue-leaved fern.
Gymnopogon γυµνός, gymnos, naked, and πώγων, pogon, beard. (Gramineae)
gymnopus with bare naked stalks, from Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and
gymnorrhizus having bare, naked exposed roots, from Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and ῥίζα, rhiza,
root.
Gymnosperma from Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and σπερµα, sperma, seed, alluding to the epappose
cypselae
gymnospermus bearing naked seeds, ie not enclosed in any seed vessel as with Conifers, from Greek γυµνός,
gymnos, bare, naked, and
gymnospermoides like a naked seed, from Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and σπερµα, sperma, seed,
and -oides, resembling.
gymnosporus with naked spores, without sporangia, from Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and
gymnostomus naked mouthed, destitute of teeth, from Greek γυµνός, gymnos, bare, naked, and
gyn, gyn-, gyna, gyne, gyneco, gyno Greek a woman, female, referring to the female sex
gynacanthus having pairs of thorns(?),from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
Gynandropsis from Gynandria, a Linnaean class, and Greek ὄψις. opsis, appearance. (Capparaceae
formerly Capparidaceae)
gynandrus -a -um combining both sexes, when the stamens are attached to the pistil as in orchids, from
Greek gyne, female, and andros, male.
gynantherous having the stamens converted into pistils.
gynocrates dominant female, from Greek gyn-, gyno-, female or pertaining to female organs, and crato
Greek strength, power, for the stout pistillate spike.
gynura a stigma with a tail, from Greek, presumably gyne, a female, and ura, tail, possibly referring to the
style branches
gyp-, gyps Greek a vulture
gyps, gypso Greek chalk
gypseus limy white, like plaster
Gypsophila (gip-SOF-i-la) New Latin, from Latin gypsum, a plaster figurine, gypsatus, covered with
gypsum, whitened, from Latin gypso, chalk or gypsum, from Greek gypso-, gypsos, gypsum, and Latin –phila,
-philus, adjective from Greek φιλοσεον, philoseon, philos, loved, loving, friendly, fond, in reference to some
species growing on lime. (Caryophyllaceae)
gypsophiloides resembling Gypsophila.
gyr-, gyra, gyro Latin round; turning; a circle
gyracanthus having twisted thorns, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny..
gyrans revolving or moving in a circle, gyrating
gyrantherus, gyrantherous with stamens converted into pistils.
gyratus curved into a circle, circular.
gyrin, gyrino, gyrinus Greek a tadpole
gyrose concentrically twisted and plaited backward and forward.
gyroflexus ring-shaped.