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heteracanthus various-spined, with differing or unequal spines, with thorns of more than one kind, from
Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
heterandrus -a -um heteran'drus (het-er-AN-drus)
Heteranthemis from Greek ἕτερος, heteros, the other of two, other, different, and anthemis, a genus name
heteranthus having unequal flowers or flowers of more than one kind, from Greek ἕτερος, heteros, the other
of two, other, different, and ανθος, anthos, flower.
Heteranthera having unlike anthers in the flowers, New Latin, from Greek ἕτερος, heteros, the other of two,
other, different, and ανθηρος, antheros, flowering, blooming.
heteranthus diversely or variously flowered, with different kinds of flowers, such as sterile and fertile
flowers on one plant, from Greek ἕτερος, heteros, the other of two, other, different, and ανθος, anthos, flower.
heterocarpus -a -um heterocar'pus (het-er-oh-KAR-pus) various-fruited, with differing kinds of fruit, with fruits
of more than one kind, from and Greek καρπός, karpos, fruit.
heterocephalous having two kinds of flower heads on the same plant, male and female, from and Greek
κεφαλή, kephale, head.
heterochaetus having bristles of more than one kind, from Greek and χαιτη, chaite, bristle, long hair.
heterochromus -a -um heterochro'mus (het-er-oh-KRO-mus) of more than one color, as in the flowers of
Compositae.
heteroclite irregularly or anomalously declined or inflected: chiefly of nouns
heteroclitus abnormal, irregular, curious, out of the ordinary.
Heterocodon Heteroco'don (het-er-oh-KO-don)
heterodon, heterodontus various-toothed, with differing teeth, with teeth of more than one kind.
heterodoxus heterodox, unorthodox, heretical, as in differing form other species in the genus, from Late
Latin heterodoxus, from Greek heterodoxos, from hetero- heter-, other, different, and doxa opinion
heterodromous coiling in two opposite directions (opposite to antidromous).
heteroglossus variously tongued, from , and γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue.
heterogyna having flowers with differing pistils.
heterolepis -is -e variably scaled, with differing scales, from Greek ἕτερος, heteros, the other of two, other,
variable, different, not-alike, and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale, small plate, capsule.
heteromallus turning in different directions (said of leaves) (a questionable translation from one source).
More appropriate is differently or variously hairy, from Greek heteros, adjective, ετερος, the other, one of two,
the second; different, another kind, -o-, botanical Latin connecting vowel, and Greek mallos, noun, m. µαλλος,
a lock of wool, fleece. I can not find a Greek root word starting with µαλ- or µαλλ- with a reference to
“turning”
Heteromeles Hetero'meles (het-er-OH-mi-lees)
heteromorphus various in form, with differing forms, of unusual form.
heteronemus with unequal filaments, or with filaments of more than one kind.
heteroneurus -a -um heteroneur'us (het-er-oh-NYOUR-us) with nerves or veins of more than one kind.
heteropetalus various-petaled, with petals of more than one kind.
heterophyllus -a -um heterophyl'lus (het-er-oh-FIL-us) various-leaved, with different forms of leaves on one
plant.
heteropodus various-footed or -stalked, from and Greek πους, ποδος, pous, podos.
heteropterus having wings of more than
Heterosperma from Greek, heteros, differing, and σπερµα, sperma, seed; probably for the contrasting outer
and inner cypselae
heterospermus having seeds of more than one type, as in Suaeda, Sea-Blite.
heterostachya variously spiked
heterostegius on different planes.
heterotaxy with various arrangements.
Heterotheca Heterothe'ca (het-er-o-THEE-ka) from Greek ἕτερος, heteros, different, and θήκη, theke, theka,
envelop, container, ovary, referring to dimorphic cypselae of the ray and disk florets. (Compositae)
heterotomus unevenly or variously serrate
heterotrichus with hairs of more than one kind.
heterozygous -a -um heterozy'gus (het-er-oh-ZY-gus)
hetruscus, etruscus from ancient Etruria, Tuscany, Italy.