N with malus towards none - Genesis Nursery

aloïfolius, aloifolius -a -um with leaves like the Aloe, aloe-leaved, from Aloe and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a
leaf.
aloinopsis -is -e loking like Aloe, from Greek αλοη, aloe, and ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance,
resembling, likeness, sight.
Alonsoa for Alonsoa Zanoni, Spanish official in Bogotá, Columbia, mask flowers.
alooides resembling Aloe, aloe-like, from αλοη, aloe, and -οειδης, -oeides.
alope-, alopec-, alopex Greek αλοπηξ, alopex, the fox (Canis vulpis); a large bat.
alopecia from Latin alōpecia, from Greek ἀλωπεκία, alopekia, fox-mange, also baldness in man, from
ἀλώπηξ, alopex, a fox.
alopecias fox (used in compound words)
alopecurioides resembling fox’s brush, Alopecurus, alopecurus-like, from Greek αλωπηξ, alopex, and -ουρα,
-oura, tail, and -οειδες, -oeides, or αλωπεκουρο, αλωπεξουρα, alopekouro, alopexoura, from Theophrastus,
fox tail, fox brush (perhaps Polypogon monspeliensis), from which the genus name Alopecurus is taken, and -
οειδες, -oides, suffix meaning like, resembles.
alopecoideus -a -um from the Greek alopex, fox, and oides, with the form of, resembling a fox’s tail.
Alternately like the genus Alopecurus (foxtail), from αλωπεκουρο, αλωπεξουρα, alopekouro, alopexoura, from
Theophrastus, fox tail, fox brush, perhaps referring to Polypogon monspeliensis, from which the genus name
Alopecurus is taken, and -oides, οειδες, like, resemble.
Alopecurus Alopecur'us (a-lo-pe-KEW-rus, or al-oh-peh-KYUR-us) from the Greek alopekouros, beard grass,
(Polypogon monspeliensis), from ἀλώπηξ, alopex, fox and ούρά, oura, tail, the name for a grass with an
inflorescence like a fox’s tail.
Alophia from Greek α, a, not, and λοφος, lophos, crest, referring to the absence of style crests.
Aloysia Aloy'sia (al-OY-zee-a) for Queen Maria Loiusa of Spain (d. 1918).
alp-, alpestr-, alpin- Latin Alpes, the Alps, mountains.
alpester, -tris, -tre alpes'tris (al-PES-tris) of mountains, of the lower Alps, from Latin alpes, alpium, alpinus.
alpestris- nearly alpine, growing just below the alpine zone
alpestris, alpigenus, alpîgalus found in the lower Alps
alpha Greek αλφα, alpha, the first letter of the Greek alphabet.
alphit-, alphito-, alphitum, -alphitum Greek αλφιτα, alphita, barley meal.
alpicolus -a -um alpico'lus (al-pi-KO-lus) an inhabitant of the alpine zone, of high mountains, from Latin alpes
and colo, colere, colui, cultum.
alpigenus -a -um alpig'enus (al-PIJ-en-us) alpine, born of mountains, living on mountains, from Latin alpes and
genus, from gigno, gignere, genui, genitum.
Alpinia for Italian botanist Prosper Alpinus (1553-1617), who introduced bananas and coffee to Europe.
alpiniformis
alpinoarticulatus -a -um alpine form of (Juncus) articulatus.
alpinus -a -um alpi'nus (al-PIE-nus) belonging to the high Alps, alpine, growing in the alpine zone, of the high
mountains, of upland or mountainous regions, from Latin alpinus, adj, of Alps, of mountains, of alpine regions, or
from alpes.
als- cold, frosty, from Latin alsius -a -um.
als-, also-, alsus a grove, from Greek αλσος, alsos, αλσο-, also-, grove, sacred grove, glade.
alsaticu, -a -um from Alsace, France, in some older sources listed as in Germany. Alsace was a disputed
land, sometimes German, sometimes French.
Alseuosmia good fragrance of the grove lit., from Greek αλσος-ευοσµη, alsos-euosma(η?).
alseuosmoides resembling Alseuosmia, from Greek αλσος-ευοσµη-οειδες, alsos-euosma-oeides.
alsin-, alsina, -alsina Greek αλσινα, alsina, chickweed, or lich-wort (Parietaria lusitanica).
alsinastrus -a -um resembling Alsine, chickweed-like, from Alsine and -astrum.
Alsine, alsine a name, αλσινη, alsinē, used by Theophrastus for a chickweed-like plant, from Greek άλσος,
alsos, a grove, in reference to a favored habitat of some species. (Caryophyllaceae)
alsinifolius -a -um with Alsine-like leaves, chickweed-leaved, from Alsine and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a
leaf.
alsinoides chickweed-like, from Alsine and -oides.
alsius -a -um of cold habitats, from Latin alsius, from algeo, algere, alsi.
also- leafy glade, of groves, from Greek αλσος, alsos, αλσο-, also-.
alsodes of woodland, of sacred groves, from Greek αλσος, alsos, and ωδης, odes.
Alsophila, alsophilus -a -um grove-loving, from Greek αλσος, alsos, and φιλεω, phileo.