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Leersia New Latin, from Johann Daniel Leers (1727-1774), German botanist and pharmacist and New Latin
–ia. (Gramineae)
leg, lega, legi Latin law
leg-, lego, legous, -legous Greek: lie down; choose; Latin: collect
legib Late Latin read
legionensis from the Spanish province Leon.
legitim Latin lawful
legitimus fertilized by its own pollen.
lego Greek lie down; choose
legum, legumen, legumin Latin a legume
legume seed vessels of Leguminosae, one cell and two valved.
Leguminosae plants bearing seed vessels with one cell and two valves but of various forms.
legus, -legus Greek: lie down; choose; Latin: collect
lei, leia-, leio Greek smooth
leianthus smooth-flowered, bearing smooth flowers, from leio, smooth, and ανθος, anthos, flower.
leibergii honoring John Bernhard Leiberg, (1853-1913), Swiss born botanical explorer, forester, bryologist,
and author of several books, including Contributions to the Flora of Idaho and Minnesota. At least 9 plant
species are named in his honor.
Leibnitzia for G. W. Leibnitz (1646–1716), philosopher, political advisor, mathematician, and scientist
leich, leicho Greek lick, lap
leima, leimac, leimax Greek a slug; a garden, from Greek λεῖµαξ, leimax, λεῖµᾰκος, leimakos, a meadow or
garden.
leimax from Greek λεῖµαξ, leimax, λεῖµᾰκος, leimakos, a meadow or garden.
leio Greek smooth; the left-hand side (?possibly confused with a root of Latin laevus, left?); from the
combining form of Greek λεῖος, smooth, as in Latin laevis.
leiocarpus with smooth fruits.
leiocladus with smooth twigs.
leiogonus with smooth edges.
leiogynus with smooth pistil.
leioneurus having smooth veins or nerves.
leiophyllus having smooth leaves.
leiopterus with smooth wings.
leiospermus -a -um smooth-seeded from Greek leios, smooth, and σπερµα, sperma, seed.
leiostachys, leiostachyus with smooth spikes (flower spikes).
leip, leipo Greek leave; lack
leir, liero Greek pale
leist-, leisto Greek plundering
Leitneria named for Dr. Edward Frederi Leitner? 1812-1838??, German physician, naturalist, and explorer of
southern Florida
lem, lemi, lemo Greek a pestilence, plague
lemma, -lemma, lemmato Greek a husk, peel, sheath
lemna, -lemna Greek a water plant
lemmonii lem'monii (LEM-on-ee-eye)
Lemna Lem'na (LEM-na) New Latin, from Greek name for star-grass, Callitriche verna, a water plant.
Lemnaceae Lemna'ceae (lem-NAY-see-ee) plants of the Duck-weed family, from the genus name, Lemna, and -
aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
lemnaceus resembling Duck-weed.
lemnisc-, lemniscus Latin a ribbon
leminiscatus bow-shaped, ribbon-shaped.
lemo Greek the throat; a plague
lemoinei for Victor Lemoine (1823-1911), and his son Emile (1862-1942), French nurserymen
λειµὼν Greek, a meadow
lemon, lemoni Latin a meadow
lemóni from Greek λεµόνι, lemon.
lemonóchorto from Greek λεµονόχορτο, lemon grass.
lemur Latin a ghost, spirit