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ligneous woody
lignosus woody
lignous woody.
lignyot Latin smoky, sooty
ligul-, ligula Latin a shoe tongue, strap
ligula, ligulae f. Latin noun, shoe strap or shoe tie; small spoon; [ligulas dimittere => leave untied].
Ligularia Latin, ligula, little tongue, strap, and -aria, pertaining to or possession of; for the corollas of radiate
heads
ligularis, ligulatus strap-shaped, ligulate, Latin & New Latin ligula and English -ate
ligulatus -a -um ligula'tus (lig-yoo-LAY-tus) ribbon-like, strap-like (about four or six times as long as broad).
liguliflorus with tongue-like flowers, as florets of some Compositae.
ligulistylis -is -e strap-shaped styles, from Latin ligula, ligulae f., shoe strap or shoe tie; small spoon, and
Greek στῦλος, stylos, column, pillar, or pole, a style.
ligulosus tongue-like.
liguricus linnet-colored, greenish-yellow.
liguricus, ligusticus -a -um of Liguria, NW Italy bordering on Ligurian Sea, capital Genoa.
ligusticifolius ligusticum-leaved, (Ligusticum: Umbellifera)
ligustifo'lius ligustifo'lius (li-goose-ti-FO-lee-us)
Ligusticum from Liguria, NW Italy bordering on Ligurian Sea, where one species was said to be native.
(Umbelliferae)
ligustr-, ligustrum Latin privet
ligustrifolius privet-leaved, with leaves like Privet, Ligustrum.
ligustrinus privet-like, like or resembling Ligustrum, privet
Ligustrum New Latin, from Latin, privet, perhaps from Ligus Ligurian
ligystikón from Greek λιγυστικόν, lovage.
Lilaea Lil'aea (lil-EE-a) for French botanist Alire Raffeneau-Delile (1778-1850).
liliastrum like a lily
lilacinus lilac, lilac-colored
Liliaceae Lilia'ceae (lil-ee-AY-see-ee) plants of the Lily family, from the genus name, Lilium, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
liliaceus lily-like
liliago lily-like
liliiflorus lily-flowered, having lily-like flowers.
lilifolius lily-leaved
lilio-asphodelus
Lilium Lil'ium (LIL-ee-um, or classically LEE-lee-um) New Latin, from the classical Latin name, lily, from OE.
lilie, wkeak feminine, from Latin līlium, aapted from Greek λείρον, leiron.
lim Latin mud, slime; looking side- ways
lim-, lima, limo Latin a file
lim-, limn- referring to mud or marshes
lima-, limac, limax Latin a snail, slug
limaciformis slug-shaped (as some spores of lichens), from Latin limax, limacis, a slug, and forma, shape.
limacinus pertaining to slugs.
liman New Latin mud, slime
limat Latin polished
limax, limacis Latin a slug.
limb, limbus Latin an edge; a head band
limbatus bordered, as with another color.
limbospermus bearing seeds with stripes or fins.
limbosus with bordered, seam-like edge.
limbus border or hem.
limen, -limen Latin a threshold
limensis from Lima in Peru.
limer, limero Greek hungry
limes Latin a cross-path or boundary.
limi Latin mud, slime