N with malus towards none - Genesis Nursery

juniperoides juniper-like.
Juniperus Junip'erus (yoo-NI-pe-rus, yoo-NIP-er-us, casually joo-NIP-er-us) New Latin, from the classical Latin
name, iuniperus, the name for the juniper tree, from junis, young, comparative junior, younger, and pario, parere
(parire), to bear, to give birth, for the habit or producing young berries while the old ones are ripening. Possible
Latin contraction of iuveni-parus, (too) young (early) bearing, a reference to the habit of Juniperus sabina.
Possible root in iuncus “rush, reed”, for the twigs use in weaving. Some feel it may relate to Iupiter, (Jovis-pater),
genetive Iovis, Jove the father, hinting at the plants use in religious ceremonies. Also noted as derivation unclear,
Celtic perhaps.
jurineoides resembling Jurinea.
Jussiaea New Latin, irregular from Bernard de Jussieu, died 1777, French botanist, and founder of the Nat.
System. (Onagraceae)
Justicia Justic'ia (jus-TIS-ee-a) New Latin, from James Justice (1698-1763), Scottish horticulturist and botanist,
and New Latin –ia.
juven-, juvenil Latin youth; young
juvenalis -is -e growing young again.
juvenculus -a -um rather young.
juvencus -a -um, juvenilis -is -e, juvenis young.
juxta Latin near to
k (see also c and ch)
kaber
kacheticus from Kache (Kakheti) in the Caucasus, now a province in eastern Georgia.
kaduanus from kadu in Java.
kaempferi for Engelbert Kaempfer (1651-1716), German traveler and botanical author
Kagiri-nishiki Japanese cv. glorius color
kahiricus, kahirinus from the neighborhood of Cairo.
kairo Greek the right time
kaki persimon from Japanese
kako Greek bad
kakoulés from Greek κακουλές, cardamom.
kal-, kalo Greek beautiful
kalahariensis from the Kalahari desert in South Africa.
kaleido Greek with a beautiful form
kali Greek a hut, nest
kallos n. Greek beauty.
Kallstroemia Kallstroe'mia (kall-STREE-mee-a) (Zygophyllaceae)
Kalmia, kamlii (KAL-mee-a) after Pehr Kalm (1715-1779), Finnish student of Linnaeus who traveled in
North America, who discovered Bromus kalmii.
kalmianus -a -um after Pehr Kalm (1715-1779), Finnish student of Linnaeus who traveled in North America,
who discovered Bromus kalmii.
kalmiiflorus with flowers like Kalmia
Kalopanax Greek kalos beautiful, and panax closely related genus in the same family. (Araliaceae)
kamaonensis from Kamaon (Kumaon) in the Himalaya Mountains, between Tibet and Nepal..
kamerunensis from Kamerun, (Cameroon) formerly German West Africa, prior to WWI.
kamtschaticus of or from Kamtchatka
kanéla keÿlánēs from Greek κανέλα κεϋλάνης, Ceylon cinnamon.
kansuensis of Gansu (Kansu) province, northwest China
kapn-, kapno Greek smoke
kápparē, kápparis from Greek κάππαρη, κάππαρις, capers.
karataviensis, karatavicus from the Karatau Mountains of Kazakhastan, Turkestan.
karbí from Greek καρβί, karbi, caraway seeds.
kárdamo, kardámōmon from Greek κάρδαµο, καρδάµωµον, kardamo, kardamomon, cardamom.
kárdamo, kárdamon from Greek κάρδαµο, κάρδαµον, kardamo, kardamon, cresses.
karduchorum from Karda, Shardo, or Iskado, India.
káro, káron from Greek κάρο, κάρον, karo, karon, caraway seeds.