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melanocentrus black-flowered, being black or dark in the center, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas,
black, and .
melanochaetus with black bristles, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and χαιτη, chaite,
bristle, long hair.
melanochlaenus with black coverings, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanochlamys, melanochlamyus with a black mantle, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanochlorus blackish green, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanococcus black-berried, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanocyclus with black rings, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanoleucus, melano-leucus black and white, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanolomus with a black border or a dark border, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanophloeus having black bark, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanophthalmus with black eyes, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanophyllus having dark-colored leaves, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanopodus -a -um, melanopus with black foot-stalks, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and
πους, ποδος, pous, podos.
melanospermus with black seeds or black spores, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanostictus spotted or dotted with black, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and .
melanotrichus with black hairs, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, and.
melanoxylon, melanoxylus having black wood, from Greek µελαν-, µέλας, melan-, melas, black, .
Melanthera from Greek µέλας, melas, black, and Latin, anthera, anther. (Compositae)
melantherus with black anthers.
melánthio-, melánthion from Greek µελάνθιο, µελάνθιον, melanthio, melanthion, nigella.
melanthion black cumin.
Melanthium New Latin, from Greek µέλας, melas, black, dark, and Greek anth-, from anthos, blossom,
flower and -ium, from Greek ιο, of, like, from the dark color of the fading perianth.
melas, -melas black, dark, from Greek µέλας, melas, black.
Melastomaceae plants of the Malabar Laurel family, from the genus name, Melastoma, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names; from ancient Greek µέλας, melas, black and στόµα, stoma, mouth.
meldo Greek melt
meleagris, meleagri- from Greek for a guinea fowl, meaning spotted like a Galeeni or Guinea-fowl, speckled,
spotted.
meles, -meles Latin a badger
-meles referring to an apple, or any fruit
meli-, melid, melin Latin a badger
meli-, melit, melito Greek honey
Melia, -melia Greek an ash tree, from ancient Greek µελία, melia, manna-ash, from µέλι, meli, honey.
Meliaceae Melia'ceae (mel-ee-AY-see-ee) plants of the Melia, Bead-tree, family, from the genus name, Melia,
and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Melianthaceae plants of the Great Cape Honey-flower family, from the genus name, Meianthus, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names; from , and ανθος, anthos, flower.
Melianthus with honey flowers, from Greek µέλι, meli, honey, and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
Melica Mel'ica (MEL-i-ka) New Latin, from Italian melica, meliga, sorghum, modification (influenced by Latin
mel, honey) of Medieval Latin (herba) medica, literally, medical herb, from herba herb, and medica, feminine of
medicus medical. (Gramineae)
melicaria like Melica, melic grass, from New Latin, from Italian melica, earlier meliga, sorghum, millet,
modification (influenced by Latin mel, honey) of Medieval Latin (herba) medica, literally, medical herb, from
herba herb, and medica, feminine of medicus medical.
melichr-, melichro Greek honey-colored
melicus -a -um Latin adjective, musical, lyrical.
melicus, melici m. Latin noun, lyric poet.
melid Latin a badger
melilōtos, melilōti f.; melilōtum, melilōti n. Latin noun, clover, species of, Melilotus or Trifolium; melilotus;
serta Campanica.
melilitus melilot, Trigonella graeca.