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heleo- marsh, from Greek ἓλος, helos, ἓλεο-, heleo-, cf. ἓleo-, heleo-.
Heleocharis, heleocharis marsh-favor, from ἓλεο-χαρις, heleo-charis, (Eleocharis) Greek ἓ- is transliterated
as he-.
Heleochloa
heleomoloche marsh-mallow
heleonastes
heleosparagus kind of asparagus
heli-, helia, helio Greek ἥλιος, helios, the sun, referring to the sun
Helianthella from generic name Helianthus, from Greek ἥλιος, helios, the sun, ανθος, anthos, flower, and -
ella, Latin feminine diminutive suffix. (Compositae)
helianthemoides resembling Helianthemum, Sun-rose.
Helianthemum Helian'themum (hee-lee-AN-the-mum, or hay-lee-ANTH-e-mum) from the Greek ἥλιος, helios,
the sun, and ἀνθεµον, anthemon, a flower, in reference to the flowers opening only in the sun. (Cistaceae)
Helianthus Helian'thus (hee-lee-AN-thus) New Latin, from Greek ἥλιος, helios, the sun, and -ἄνθος, -anthos,
flower, from the flower heads. (Compositae)
helianthoides (hay-lee-anth-OI-deez) like or resembling Helianthus, Sunflower, from Greek ἥλιος, helios,
the sun, and -ἄνθος, -anthos, flower, and οειδής, oeides, having the form or likeness of, from the flower heads.
helic-, helicus, helico- Greek a spiral, coil
helic- referring to a spiral, a coil
helichrysoides resembling Helichrysum, Everlasting-flower.
Helichrysum from helichrysos, a Greek name for a local species of Asteraceae, from Greek ἥλιος, helios,
sun, and χρυσός, khrysos, gold. (Compositae)
heliciform coiled like a snail’s shell.
helicoides forming or arranged in a spiral, from Greek helikoeidēs of spiral form, from helik- helic- and -
Greek οειδής, oeides, having the form or likeness of, resembling.
Heliconia after Mount Helicon in southern Greece, regarded as the home of the Muses
heliconiifolius with leaves like False Plantain, Heliconia.
helict- Greek wreathed, twisted
heligma, -heligma, heligmato Greek a winding, wrapper; a curl of hair
helio- from Greek ἥλιος,, helios, the sun
heliolepis with glittering scales, from Greek ἥλιος, helios, sun, and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
Heliomeris Heliom'eris (hee-lee-OM-er-is) from Greek ἥλιος, helios, sun, and -merus, part.
heliophilus sun-loving
heliophobia sun and light avoiding.
Heliopsis (hay-lee-OP-sis) from Greek ἥλιος, hēlios sun, and from ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance,
sight, view, for similarity the radiant flower heads to the sun. (Compositae)
Heliosciadium from Greek ἕλος, helos, marsh, and σκιάδιον, skiadion, an umbrella or umbell.
(Umbelliferae)
helioscopius turning towards the sun.
heliot-, helioth, heliotus Greek the moon.
heliotropioides resembling Heliotrope, Heliotropium.
Heliotropium Heliotrop'ium (hee-lee-oh-TROPE-ee-um) turning towards the sun, New Latin, from Greek
hēliotropion heliotrope, from hēlios sun + -tropion, from tropos turn.
helix, -helix he'lix (HEE-lix) in a spiral, twining, to turn around spirally, as in Ivy, from Greek a spiral, coil
helix-cyme a false raceme.
hell-, hella-, hellado-, hellen- Greek Greece
helleborifolius with leaves like helleborus, Christmas Rose.
helleborine
Helleborus Greek, helleborus, ancient name for this plant, from Ἑλὲιν, Helein, to injure, or to cause death,
and βορὰ, bora, food, alluding to the well known poisonous qualities. (Ranunculaceae)
hellenicus of Greek origin.
hellu, helluo Latin a glutton
helmin, helminas, helminth Greek a worm
helminthoid worm-shaped, vermiform.
Helminthotheca Helminthothe'ca (hel-min-tho-THEE-ka) from Greek helminthos, worm, and Latin theca, case or
container; a possible reference to the shapes of cypselae.