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malleolate hammer-shaped (a slip of a vine with a mallet shoot).
mallococcus -a -um bearing downy fruit.
malo Greek woolly, soft
Malosma Malos'ma (mal-OS-ma)
Malperia Malper'ia (mal-PARE-ee-a) anagram of the surname of Edward Palmer (1831–1911), American field
botanist who collected the type material.
Malpighiaceae plants of the Malpighia, Locust-berry family, from the genus name, , and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
malpighiacous applied to hairs fixed at the middle and tapering towards the ends.
malt, malto Greek malt
malth, matha, malthaco, malthe, maltho Greek a softwax; pliant
malum apple.
malus apple-tree.
malus, -malus mālus i f. Latin an apple; bad, evil, wrong, from Greek mêlea, an apple tree. Mālus is apple,
mălus is evil (from mălus a um adjective, mălum i n. anything bad, evil, mischief).
Malus (MAH-lus) from the Latin name for apple, from Greek melon, apple.
malv, malv-, malva Latin the mallow, referring to the genus Malva, the Mallow
Malva Mal'va (MAL-va) New Latin, from Latin, mallow, malva, of non-Indo-European origin; akin to the source
of Greek molochē, malechē mallow; alternately µαλαχη, malakhe, soft, in reference to the soft, mucilaginous
properties. (Malvaceae)
malva a mallow, possibly (?) Malva silvestria, from Celsus.
Malvaceae Malva'ceae (mal-VAY-see-ee) plants of the Mallow family, from the genus name, Malva, and -aceae,
the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
malvaceu -a -ums mallow-like
malvaeflorus, malviflorus mallow-flowered, with flowers like Malvus, mallow
Malvaviscus sticky mallow, from Latin malva, mallows, and viscus, glue. (Malvaceae)
Malvella Malvel'la (mal-VEL-a)
malviflorus -a -um malviflor'us (mal-vi-FLOR-us)
mamill-, mamilla Latin a teat
mamm-, mamma-, -mamma, mammi-, mammil- Latin a teat, referring to breasts or nipples
mammal, mammali Latin a mammal
mammiferus, mammifera breast-bearing, breasts or nipples, having breast-shaped swellings.
mammiformis -is -e breast-shaped.
Mammillaria Mammilar'ia (ma-mil-AIR-ee-a) a great genus of cactus, from Latin mamilla, nipple, in reference
to shape of the many nipple-shaped tubercles, which produce "milky" white latex in some species. (Cactaceae)
mammillaris -is -e teat- or nippleshaped, with breasts or nipples.
mammilatus -a -um with breasts or nipples.
mammillosus teat- or nipple-shaped.
mammosus -a -um with breasts or nipples, having large breast-like protuberances.
mammulosus -a -um with small nipples
man-, mano Greek wide, roomy
man-, manu Latin a hand
manta- Spanish the manatee
manc- Latin maimed
mancus maimed, wanting, incomplete.
mancip- Latin a purchaser
-mancy Greek divination
mand Latin order; chew
manda Latin order
mandibul Latin a jaw
mandiocanus from Mandioca, Brazil.
mandra, -mandra Greek a stable
mandragor Greek the mandrake
mandragoras Mayapple (?)Podophyllum peltatum (L.)
mandragoreticus Mayapple (?)Podophyllum peltatum (L.)
mandragoricum Mayapple (?)Podophyllum peltatum (L.)