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molysm, molysmo Greek pollution
momentum, -momentum Latin motion
momo-, momos, momus Greek blame, disgrace
momot (from its call) the motmot
mon-, mona-, moner-, mono- Greek one, single, referring to the number one. From “ancient Greek µονο-,
mono-, combining form of µόνος, monos, alone, only, sole, single. The second element of ancient Greek
µόνος, monos, corresponds to that of ancient Greek οἶος, oios, alone, with a syllable-initial digamma. The first
element is unexplained.” (OED) The digamma reference is uncertain.
monacanthus one-spined, with one spine, or with single spines, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny,
thorny.
monacensis of or from Munich, Germany
monadelphus in one group or bundle, having the filaments of the stamens united into one bundle.
monandrous, monandrus -a -um monan'drus (mo-NAN-drus) one-stamened, bearing flowers with one stamen.
Monanthochloe Monanthochlo'e (mo-nan-the-KLO-ee)
monanthogynus
monatherus with one single spike.
Monanthes single-flowered
monanthus -a -um monan'thus (mo-NAN-thus)one-flowered or with a single flower, from , and ἄνθος,
anthos, flower.
Monarda Monar'da (mo-NAR-da) after Nicholas Monardes (1493-1588), Spanish botanist and physician.
Monardella Monardel'la (mon-ar-DEL-la)
moneaeum plum, damson.
monensis
monet Latin money; mint
mongolicus of or from Mongolia, Mongolian.
monil, monil-, monili Latin a necklace, referring to necklace or string of beads, from classical Latin monīle,
necklace.
monile Latin monile, a necklace or collar, for the beaded appearrance of the pistillate inflorescense
moniliferus, monilifera necklace-bearing, or with strings of beads.
moniliformis with the form of a necklace, or like a string of beads.
Monimiaceae plants of the Monimia family, from the genus name, Monimia, and -aceae, the standardized Latin
suffix of plant family names.
monimo Greek fixed, steadfast
monit- warn; warning, from classical Latin monitus advising, warning, in plural, as a noun, advice, counsel,
from monēre to advise, warn.
Monnieria, monnieria commemorating the French botanist Monnier.
mono- Greek one, single
monoanthemus, monoantheus with one single flower.
monocarpellary composed of one carpel only.
monocarpus with one fruit or carpel; or a plant that bears fruit but once.
monocephalous, monocephalus single-headed, with one head of flowers, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale,
head..
monochlamys, monochlamyus with a floral envelope of one kind, with a perianth of one kind.
Monochoria
monochromus of one tint, self-colored.
monoclinus, monoclimus Hermaphrodite, having both stamen and pistil in the same flower.
monococcus with one seed or one berry.
monocotyledenous having but one cotyledon or seed leaf.
monodontus with one tooth.
monoensis -is -e monoen'sis (mo-no-EN-sis)
monogamous having the stamens united by their anthers.
monogynus -a -um of one pistil in a flower, single female sexual part, from Greek monos one, and gyne lady
monoicus monoecious, having pistillate and staminate flowers separate but on the same plant.
Monolepis Monolep'is (mon-oh-LEP-is) Greek monos, solitary, and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale, for
the typically solitary sepal.
Monolopia Monolo'pia (mon-oh-LO-pee-a) from Greek monos, single, and lopos, husk, referring to phyllaries