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ocreatus with a sheath formed by one or two stipules.
oct, oct-, octi-, octo- Latin eight, referring to the number eight
octacanthus with eight thorns, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
octagynus with eight styles.
octamerous with eight parts, having eight members in each whorl.
octandrus with eight anthers or stamens.
octiflorus -a -um octoflor'us (ok-toe-FLOR-us) with eight flowers.
octipes eight-footed.
Octoblepharum from Greek okto, eight, and blepharis, eyelash, referring to peristome teeth
octofarious eight fold.
octoflorus eight petaled, with eight flowers.
octogonus eight sided, eight-angled.
Octomeria having eight parts an orchid
octopetalus with eight petals
octophyllus eight-leaved
octosephalous(?) with eight sepals.
octostichous in eight verticle rows.
ocul, oculi, oculo, oculus, -ocolus Latin an eye
ocul- referring to an eye
oculiformus in the shape of an eye
oculatus eyed, eye-like, with an eye, with a patch of color with a dot.
oculus-christi Christ’s eye, Inula Oculus Christi.
oculus-draconis dragon’s eye
ocy Greek swift
ocymoides like Ocium, basil, basil-like, New Latin, from Latin, basil, from Greek ōkimon
-od New Latin form
od, ode, odo, odus, -odus Greek a way
-oda Greek like; a resemblance
oda, odac, odax, -odax Greek biting
ode Greek a song; a way; like
odeon Greek a song
Oderint, dum metuant “Let them hate, as long as they fear” Caligula’s motto, or from Accius, also the motto
of Peoria IDOT Operations Division.
-odes, -oides, -oideus Greek suffix meaning like, resembling, like something else.
odessanus of Odessa, southern Russia
odi Greek: a song; Latin: hate
odi et amo I hate and love. Catullus
odin-, odino Greek labor pain
odo Greek a way; swollen
odon, odont, odonto Greek a tooth
-odon(...), odont- referring to a tooth
odontalicus toothache-soothing, from Greek οδοντος, odontos, tooth, .
odontites tooth
odontochilus with toothed-lip, from Greek οδοντος, odontos, tooth,
odontoglossoides resembling Odeontoglossum, Almond-scented Orchid, from Greek οδοντος, odontos, tooth,
and γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue, and
Odontoglossum toothed tongue, from Greek οδοντος, odontos, tooth, and γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue.
odontolomus with a toothed edge, from Greek οδοντος, odontos, tooth,
odontophyllus with toothed leaves, from Greek οδοντος, odontos, tooth,
odontorhizus, odontorhiza with a toothed root, from Greek οδοντος, odontos, tooth, and ῥίζα, rhiza, root.
odontopterus having toothed wings, from Greek οδοντος, odontos, tooth,
odontosepalus with toothed sepals, from Greek οδοντος, odontos, tooth.
Odontosoria Greek οδους, οδοντος, odous, odontos, tooth, and soros; the sori are at the tips of toothed
segments
odontospermus bearing toothed seeds or spawn, from οδοντος, odontos, tooth, .
odontostephanus with a ring of teeth, from οδοντος, odontos, tooth,.