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limicolous growing in mud, as on the margins of pools, from Latin limicola, a dweller in mud.
limin Latin a threshold
limit Latin a boundary
limitatus margined, surrounded by a distinct line.
limma, -limma, limmato Greek a remnant
limn-, limna, limni, limno Greek a marsh; a lake, from λίµνη, limne, a lake, marsh.
limnad- a lake plant, from Greek λίµνη, limne, a lake, marsh.
Limnanthaceae Limnantha'ceae (lim-nan-THAY-see-ee) plants of the Marsh-flower family, from the genus
name, Limnanthemum, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Limnanthes from Greek λίµνη, limne, a lake, marsh, and ἄνθος, anthos, flower. (Limnanthaceae)
limnetic growing in or near pools, from Greek λίµνη, limne, a lake, marsh, and .
Limnobium from Greek limnobios, living in pools, from Greek λίµνη, limne, a lake, and .
limnobius living in ponds or swamps, from Greek λίµνη, limne, a lake, marsh, and .
limnod- of or relating to marshes, from Greek λιµνώδης, marshy, from Greek λίµνη, limne, a lake, marsh,
and
limnogenus living near ponds, from Greek λίµνη, limne, a lake, marsh, and .
limnophilus bog-loving, from Greek λίµνη, limne, a lake, marsh, and
limo Greek: hunger; a meadow; Latin: a file
Limodorum marsh gift
limon, -limon Greek a meadow
limonifolius lemon-leaved; with leaves like the Musk-deer plant, Limonia.
limonium, -limonium Greek sea lavender, from Greek leimon, meadow, referring to frequent occurrence of
some species on salt meadows
Limonius, limonius -a -um Limon'ius (lie-MOW-nee-us) lemon yellow.
limos- Latin muddy limpid Latin clear
limosus -a -um pertaining to or of marshes or muddy places, growing in boggy places, from Latin limosus,
mud filled, slimy, from its growth in mucky or peaty wetlands
Limosella Limosel'la (li-mo-SEL-la)
limula
limus, -limus Latin mud
lin-, lina, linar, lino, linum, -linum Latin flax
lin-, linea, lineo, lino Latin a line
lin-, lino, linum, -linum Greek a net, cloth
Linaceae Lina'ceae (lin-AY-see-ee), plants of the Flax family, from the genus name, Linum, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
linaceus flax-like, from Linum, flax
Linanthus Linan'thus (lie-NAN-thus)
Linaria Linar'ia (lie-NARE-ee-a, or leen-AH-ree-a) New Latin, from lin-, from Greek linon, flax, Linum
usitatissimum, in reference to the flax-like leaves.
linum, from Greek linon, flax, and -aria.
linariifolius -a -um linariifo'lius (lie-nare-ee-i-FO-lee-us) with leaves of Linaria, Toad-flax
linarioides linaria-like, like or resembling Linaria, Toad-flax
linct Latin licked
Lindera (LIN-de-ra) after Swedish botanist Johann Linder (1676-1723).
Lindernia
Lindheimera, lindheimerianus, lindheimeri for Ferdinand Jacob Lindheimer (1801(2?)–1879), German
expatriate, botanist, and intellect, then became a Texan.
lin'leyi lind'leyi (LIND-lee-eye)
line- linear; or also meaning lined
linearifolius -a -um linearifo'lius (lin-ee-air-i-FO-lee-us) linear-leaved, with linear leaves, with lined leaves; with
leaves like flax(?).
linearilobus -a -um linearilo'bus (lin-ee-air-i-LO-bus) linear-lobed, with linear, parallel-sided lobes.
linearis -is -e linear'is (lin-ee-AIR-is) linear, narrow, of uniform width.
lineatiflorus with striped flowers.
lineatifolius having striped leaves.
lineatipes having a lined or striated foot-stalk.