N with malus towards none - Genesis Nursery

kilo Greek a thousand
killipii killip'ii (kil-IP-ee-eye)
kine, kinema, kinemato, kines, kenisi, kinet, kineto Greek move, moving, movement
kinészikē piperóriza from Greek κινέσζικη πιπερόριζα, lesser galingale.
kingii king'ii (KING-ee-eye)
kinnámōmon from Greek κιννάµωµον, Ceylon cinnamon.
kitrinóriza from Greek κιτρινόριζα, tumeric.
kítrion from Greek κίτριον, lemon.
kitronélla from Greek κιτρονέλλα, lemon grass.
kio, kiono Greek a pillar; the uvula
kishtvariensis named for a valley in Kashmir
Kissen German cv. cushion
kitaibeliana, kitaibelii for Paul Kitaibel (1757-1817), Hungarian botanist
kiusianus from Kyushu, Japan
Kleine Leibling German cv. little darling
Kleine Silberspinne German cv. little silver spider
Kleine Tänzerin German cv. little dancer
Kleiner Fuchs German cv. little fox
klept, klepto Greek steal; a thief
knieskernii
Knautia named for Christoph Knaut (1638-1694), German botanist, or dedicated to Christen Knault (1654-
1716), Saxon physician and botanist
knẽkos, kníkion, kníkos from Greek κνῆκος, κνίκιον, κνίκοςm, safflower.
Kniphofia Knipho'fia (ny-FO-fee-a) for Johann Kniphof (1704-1763), German professor and botanical author.
Koanophyllon etymology unknown; possibly an oblique reference to the leaves as a source of dye like
indigo, from phyllon, a leaf.
kobomugi
Kobresia for J. P. von Cobres (1747–1823), German bibliophile
Kochia New Latin, from W. D. J. Koch (1771-1849), German botanist, naturalist, and physician, and New
Latin -ia
Koeberliniaceae Koeberlinia'ceae (koe-bur-lin-ee-AY-see-ee) from the genus name, Koeberlinia, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
koehneanus -a -um for Bernhard Koehne (1848-1918), German botanist.
Koeleria Koeler'ia (kole-ER-ee-a) Georg Ludwig Koeler (1765-1807), German physician, pharmacist, botany
professor, author and student of the grasses. (Gramineae)
Koelreuteria Koelreuter'ia (kole-rue-TER-ee-a)
Koenigia for Johann Gerhard König (1827-1785), pupil of Linnaeus
koinó pipéri from Greek κοινό πιπέρι, pepper.
Kojo-no-mai Japanese cv. dance in the ancient castle
kokanicus from the old Russian province Khokand, Kohan, Turkestan
kokofoínika from Greek κοκκοϕοίνικα, coconut.
koleostachys, koleostachyus with horny spikes.
kolíandro, kóliandro, kόλιαντρος from Greek κολίανδρο, κόλιανδρο, κόλιαντρος, coriander.
Kolkwitzia for Richard Kolkwitz (1873-1956), German botanist
komarovii for Vladimir Komarov (1869-1945), Russian botanist and explorer in Siberia and Korea
koni, konio Greek dust
Königin German cv. queen
Königskind German cv. king’s child
konílē from Greek κονίλη, marjoram.
Koningin Dutch cv. queen
koreanus, korianus, koraianus, koraiensis of Korea, of or from the Korean peninsula.
korethr Greek a brooms
korethrostachys with shaggy spikes.
koríandro, koríannon, koríantro, kórion from Greek κορίανδρο, κορίαννον, κορίαντρο, κόριον, coriander.
koro Greek the pupil of the eye
Kosteletzkya honoring Kosteletzky, German botanist. (Malvaceae)