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leucantherus with white anthers.
leucanthus -a -um leucan'thus (lew-KAN-thus) white-flowered, with white flowers, from leucos, bright, brilliant,
clear, white, pale, and Greek ανθος, anthos, flower, and –us, a Latinizing suffix.
leucantos pennyroyal.
leucaster, leucasterus with white stars.
leuce white poplar.
Leuchtfeuer German cv. firelight
Leuchtfunk German cv. flashing light
Leuchtkäfer German cv. firefly
Leuciva from Greek leuc-, white, and Iva, a related genus, possibly for the white indument of the leaves
leuco- white
leucobasis having white foot-stalks.
leucobotrys with white clusters
Leucobryum from Greek leukos, white, and bryon, moss
leucocarpus with white fruits.
leucocaulis white-stemmed, from , and Latin caulis, caulis, a stem, a stalk, from Greek καυλος, kaulos,
stem, stalk.
leucocephalus white-headed, with white heads, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
leucochilus white-lipped.
leucochrous of white color.
leucoconius with white racemes.
Leucocrinum Greek leucos, white, and krinon, lily
leucodermis -is -e leucoder'mis (lew-ko-DER-mis) with white-bark, or white-skinned.
leucodictyus with a white network.
leucofris Artemisia.
leucogalus -a -um having white milk, λευκο-γαλα (sap).
Leucogenes white noble, from λευκο-ευγενες, from its morophological parallelism with edelweiss, ladywhite.
leucographus with white penciling (like writing).
Leucojum white violet, New Latin, from Greek λευκ-ιον, leukoïon, stock (Matthiola incana), from λευκὸς,
leukos, white, and ἴον, ion violet, for the color and scent of the flowers. From Hippocrates’ name λευκιον, for
a snowflake.
leucolaenus -a -um clothed in white, λευκο-(χ)λαινα; or white-woolly.
leucolepis with white membrane scale, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
leucolobus leucolo'bus (lew-ko-LO-bus)
leucom-, leucoma Greek whiteness
leucomelus white and black, or pale and gloomy, from λευκο-µελας, the inner and outer colors of Paxima
leucolemelas.
leuconeurus -a -um white-nerved, with white nerves or veins, from λευκο-νευρα (veins).
leucophaeus -a -um grayish-white, light gray, from λευχος, leucos, bright, brilliant, clear, white, pale, -o-, a
connecting vowel for Greek words, or some Latin words, such as color tingeing, and phaeos, from φαιος,
phaios, dusky, gray, and –us, a Latinizing suffix; also ashen, pale brown, from λευκο-φαιος.
leuco-phaeus white and red-brown (perhaps white and dusky gray).
leucophalus -a -um white ridged, from λευκο-φαλος, for the low ridges with abundant silky white hairs.
leucopharnyx (leukopharnyx?) having a white throat, λευκο-(φαρυγξ, φαρυγγος).
leucophloeus with white bark.
leucophlyctis with white bladders, from Greek leuco-, λευκο-, λευκός, white, and phlyktaina, φλύκταινα, ή,
φλίω, a rising on the toe skin, a blister, a pustule.
leucophractus having white protective armoring.
leucophthalmus having white eyes.
leucophyllus -a -um leucophyl'lus (lew-ko-FIL-us) with white leaves, λευκο-φυλλον (very pale green).
Leucophyta white plant, from λευκο-φυτον, for the woolly indumentum.
leucopogon white beard, λευκο-πώγων, for the corolla lobes of some species.
leucopterus with white wings.
leucopyrus, leucopirus having white pear-shaped fruit.
Leucoraoulia the composite name for hybrids between Leucogenes and Raoulia.