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microchilium small-lipped
microchitus with short, small coverings.
microchlamys, microchlamyus with a small envelope, with a small covering.
microdasys, microdasyus small, thick, shaggy, with minute hairs or minute prickles.
microdictyus, microdictyon covered with a small network.
microdon, microdontus small or minutely toothed.
microglochinus with minute bristles, from , and γλωχις, glochis, .
microglossus small-tongued, with small, short tongues, from , and γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue.
Microgramma Greek mikros, small, and gramme, line; the sori are elongate in the type species
Microlepia small scale a fern
microlepis with small scales, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
micromelittophilae with flowers fertilized by small bees and similar insects.
micromeres, micromeris -is -e, micromerus -a -um micromer'es (my-kro-MEER-ees) micromer'us (my-kro-
MEER-us) with a small number of parts, with small joints.
Micromitrium Latin micro-, small, and mitra, headband, referring to small calyptra
Micromonolepis Greek micros, little, and Monolepis, the genus in which this taxon is often placed, from
and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
micromyiophilae with flowers fertilized by small flies.
micron houseleek.
micropetalus small-petaled, with small petals.
microphyllus -a -um microphyl'lus (my-kro-FIL-us) small-leaved
micropodus with a small stalk, from and Greek πους, ποδος, pous, podos.
micropogus with a small beard.
micropoides micropo'ides (my-kro-PO-i-dees)
Micropsis from generic name Micropus and ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, resembling, sight, view.
micropterus small-winged.
Micropus Micro'pus (my-KRO-pus) with a small stalk, from Greek micros, small, and pous, foot, perhaps
alluding to tiny receptacle
microrrhizus with small roots, from , and ῥίζα, rhiza, root.
microscias sparsely thorned(???).
microsepalus small sepaled
Microseris Micro'seris (my-KRO-ser-is) from Greek micro-, small, and seris, endive or chicory
microspermus having small seeds or spores.
microsphaericus having small balls, or with small globes.
microstachyus -a -um, microstachys microsta'chys (my-kro-STAY-kis) with small spikes.
microstemus of small filaments.
microstigmus having a small stigma.
microstomus with a small throat, mouth or gorge.
microthecus -a -um microthe'cus (my-kro-THEE-kus) small sheath
microthele small nipple
microthelis with small warts.
microtherm plants of the Arctic Alpine zone, a line bounding cold (of little heat) places.
microtrichus with microscopic pubescence.
mict, micto Greek mixed
mictur Latin urinate
mid Middle English the middle
mida, midus Greek a kind of insect
middendorffianus, middendorfii for Alexander von Middendorff (1815-1894), plant collector and zoologist in
Siberia
migr, migra Latin wander, migrate
migratori Latin wandering, migratory
miguelensis -is -e miguelen'sis (mee-gel-EN-sis)
Mihi ignosce. Cum homine de cane debeo congredi. Excuse me. I've got to see a man about a dog.
Mikania New Latin, from Prof. Josef Gottfried Mikan (1743-1814), Czech botanist and professor at the
University of Prague and New Latin -ia. (Compositae)
mikanioides mikanio'ides (mi-kan-i-OH-i-dees) mikania-like