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mabryanum after T.J. Mabry 1932-
macar-, macari, marao Greek blessed, happy
macarinte rosemary.
macedonicus, macedonius Macedonian
macell, macella Greek a pick axe
macer, macera Latin soften
macer, macra, macrum frail, sickly.
mach, macha, machi, macho Greek fight
macha, macher, machir Greek a sword, dagger, razor
Machaeranthera Machaeran'thera (mak-ee-RAN-ther-a)
Machalépi, Machlépi from Greek µαχαλέπι, µαχλέπι, mahleb cherry.
machin, machina Latin an engine, machine
maci-, macia Latin leanness
macilentus lean, starved, meager.
mackayi
mackenzie
Macleaya New Latin, after Alexander MacLeay (1767-1848), British (Scottish) botanist, entomologist and
colonial statesman, Secretary to the Colony of New South Wales, and one time secretary of the Linnaean
Society.
macloskeyi maclos'keyi (ma-KLOS-kee-eye) after George Macloskie (1834-1920), naturalist, educator, author,
ordained Presbyterian minister, and lawyer; born in the village of Castledawson, County Londonderry, Northern
Ireland; Chair of Biology at Princeton University in 1874 (or hired as Professor of Biology and Botany in 1874 (or
5?)); advocate of a theistic interpretation of evolution, and student of the flora of Patagonia.
Maclura (ma-KLOO-ra) After William Maclure (1763-1840), American geologist.
macklininae after Frank Kingdon Ward’s second wife. Lilium mackliniae.
macounii
macr, macr-, macra, macro large, long, from ancient Greek µακρο-, combining form of µακρός, long, large
macracanthus -a -um with a large spine, from Greek macr-, big, large, long, and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny,
thorny.
Macradenia macraden'ia (mak-ra-DEEN-ee-a) from Greek makros, large, and aden, gland, referring to the
prominent viscidium, which is often referred to as a “gland”.
macrandrus -a -um macran'dus (ma-KRAN-dus) with large anthers
macrantherus -us macran'thus (ma-KRAN-thus) with large anthers.
macranthus -a -um large-flowered, or with large flowers, from Greek µακρος, macros, large, and ανθος,
anthos, flower.
macradenia, macredenum large-glanded
macro- long, but often large or big, from from Greek µακρος, macros, large; long; tall, high, deep, far.
macroblast a normal wood bud(?).
macrobotrys, macrobotryus with long racemes.
macrobulbus having large bulbs.
macrocalycus, macrocalyx with a large or long calyx.
macrocarpus -a -um, macrocarpon macrocar'pa (mak-ro-KAR-pus) with large fruit.
macrocephalus -a -um macroceph'alus (mak-ro-SEF-a-lus) with a large head, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale,
head.
macrocerus with long horns.
macrochaetus with long bristles, from Greek and χαιτη, khaite, bristle, long hair.
macrocheirus with long fingers.
macrochilus having large lips.
macrocladus with long twigs or long branches.
macroclonus with long boughs or long limbs.
macrodon, macrodontus, macrodonta large-toothed, with long teeth.
macrogonus with obtuse angles.
macrolepis having large scales, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
macrolophus large and bushy.
macromeris with long joints(?).
macropetalus with large or long petals