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Oxalidaceae Oxalida'ceae (ox-al-i-DAY-see-ee) plants of the Wood Sorrel family, from the genus name, Oxalis,
and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Oxalis Oxal'is (ox-AY-lis) New Latin from Latin from Greek name for sorrel, from ὀξυς, oxys, acid, sharp, sour,
referring to the sharp taste of the oxalic acid in the leaves and roots. (Oxalidaceae)
oxaloides resembling Wood-Sorrel.
oxe, oxeo Greek sharp; vinegar
oxid Greek: sharp; French: containing oxygen
oxonianus, oxoniensis from Oxford, UK
oxy-, oxyas Greek sharp; acid, sour.
oxyacanthoides resembling sharp-spines, resembling Haw-thorn, Craetagus.
oxyacanthus sharp-spined, with sharp spines or prickles, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
oxycarpus, oxycarpa with sharp or pointed fruit, with sour fruits.
Oxycaryum Greek oxys, sharp, and carya, nut
oxycedrus Brown-berried Juniper, Juniperus Oxycedrus.
oxycerus of sharp, pointed form.
oxycoccos (oks-ee-KOK-us) Crane-berry, Vaccinum Oxycoccus, or with acid berries, from Greek oxys acid
and κοκκος, kokkos, a round berry.
oxyadenia oxyaden'ia (ox-ee-a-DEEN-ee-a)
Oxydendron
oxydontus with pointed teeth.
oxyechus, -oxyechus Greek a sharp sound
oxyglottis having a pointed tongue.
oxygonus sharp-angled, having sharp angles, acute-angled
oxylepis sharp-scaled, from ancient Greek ὀξυ-, oxy-, sharp, and scale, flake, from λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido,
scale.
oxymel, oxymellis n., oxymel, oxymelitis n. vinegar honey, honeyed vinegar, from Pliny.
oxymerus -a -um having sharp parts, from ancient Greek ὀξυ-, oxy-, sharp, and µέρος, meris, a part.
oxynotus oxyno'tus (ox-ee-NO-tus)
oxyodontus sharply toothed.
oxyotus with pointed ears. Live long and prosper.
oxypetalus with sharp or pointed petals
oxyphyllus sharp-leaved, having pointed leaves.
Oxypolis New Latin, from oxy-, sharp, acidic and Greek polis city
oxypterus having pointed wings.
oxyrrhynchus with a pointed beak.
Oxyria Greek oxys, sour, and -aria, possession, referring to acidic leaves
oxysepalus with sharp or pointed sepals
oxysm- Greek sharpen
Oxystilis Oxysti'lis (ox-ee-STI-lis)
Oxytheca Oxythe'ca (ox-ee-THEE-ka) Greek oxys, sharp, and theke, case, alluding to awned involucre
Oxytenia Greek oxytenes, acuminate, “in allusion to the rigid narrow foliage” (quoted in fna)
Oxytropis Oxytro'pis (ox-ee-TROW-pis) from oxus, sharp, and tropis, a ship’s keel, in reference to the pointed
keel of the corolla
oz, ozo Greek smell; a branch
ozarkana of the Ozark Mountains
-ozot, -ozoto Greek branched
“Still, primates are noted for ingenious relationships with angiosperms.” (Wallace 2004)
pabul-, pabulum, -pabulum Latin food; fodder
pabularis -is -e of or providing fodder or pasturage, provender yielding.
pace Latin lit. at peace, respectfully disagreeing with
pach-, pachy, pachy- Greek thick, from scientific Latin pachy- and its etymon ancient Greek παχυ-,
combining form of παχύς, thick, large, massive