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Hooker collected plants in Asia, Africa, and the Rocky Mountains of North America, and was a friend of Charles
Darwin.
hookerianus -a -um belonging to Hooker, from the above and -anus adjectival suffix indicating position,
conection, or possession by.
hopl-, hopli, hoplo, hoplum Greek armor, weapon
hople Greek a hoof
hoplist Greek armed
hoplit Greek heavily armed
hoplo, hoplum Greek armor, weapons
horarius horary, lasting only an hour or two (as the flowers of Cistus, Rock-rose.), from Latin hōrārius, from
hōra, hour.
horde-, hordeum from Latin hordeum, barley
hordëaceus -a -um hordea'ceus (hor-dee-AY-see-us) resembling Barley, Hordeum.
hordëiformis resembling Barley, Hordeum.
hordëistichus resembling an ear of Barley.
Hordeum Hor'deus (HOR-dee-um) New Latin from the ancient Latin name for H. vulgare, Barley; akin to Old
High German gersta barley, Greek kri, Albanian drith, and probably to Latin horrere to bristle. (Gramineae)
hordiacius barley bread(?).
hordior verb meaning to suffer indigestion from excess of barley diet.
horiz- Greek horizon; bound
horizontalis -is -e horizonta'lis (ho-ri-zon-TAH-lis, or hor-i-zon-TAY-lis) horizontal, spreading horizontally,
level, usually for the prostrate habit, from Latin L. type *horīzontāl-is, from horīzōn, horīzont-, from Greek ὁρίζωυ,
horizon, (sc. κύκλος, kyklos) the bounding circle, horizon.
hormathodes
hormi Greek start, onset
hormo Greek a chain
hormon Greek excite
hormophorus with a necklace
hornus of this year, annual.
Horkelia Horkel'ia (hor-KEL-ee-a)
horo Greek a limit, boundary; season, hour, time
horologicus with flowers that open and close at certain hours.
horre, horren, horres Latin dreadful; bristle, stand on end, tremble
horre-, horreum, -horreum Latin a storehouse
horri Latin terror; to bristle
horrib- Latin terrible, fearful
horribilis horrible, offensive, or bristly.
horricomus bristly, shaggy
horrid- Latin root word rough, prickly
horridulus standing up, projecting
horridus -a -um hor'ridus (HOR-i-dus) prickly, standing on end, horridly armed, horrible, offensive.
horripilus rough haired, ruffled.
Horsfordia Horsford'ia (hors-FORD-ee-a)
hort- Latin urge
hort-, horti-, hortus Latin a garden
hort-, hortensis, hortulanus, hortulalis, hortulorum referring to a hortus, or garden, of or to gardens, raised in
a garden (cultivated)
hortaria, -ae pimento, from Apicus.
Hortensia
hortensis pertaining to the garden.
hortis siccus New Latin, literally, dry garden, a collection of dried botanical specimens
hortorum of gardens
hortulanorum of gardeners
Hosackia Hosack'ia (ho-SAK-ee-a)
hosp-, hospit Latin a guest
hospitus hospitable (to parasites).