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Piscidia fish kill, the Fish-Poison tree of tropical America
piscidium fish-poison.
piscin-, piscina, -piscina Latin a fishpond
piscinalis living in ponds.
piscinari, piscinarius, -piscinarius Latin one fond of fish ponds
pisidicus from Pisidia (ancient Geography) in southern Asia Minor.
pisifer, pisifera lit. pea-bearing.
pisiformis bearing pea-like fruit.
piso Latin to grind corn (grain)
pisocarpus pea-fruited, with pea-like fruit.
Pisonia from Latin Piso, for Willem Pies, c. 1611-1678), Dutch physician and botanist who collected in
northeastern Brazil in the mid-eighteenth century under the auspices of Prince Johan Maurits van Nassau
piss, pissa, -pissa Greek pitch
pissod Greek pitch-like
pist, pisti, pisto Greek liquid; genuine, trusted
pistaci Greek a kind of tree
Pistia from Greek pistra, watertrough, in reference to the aquatic habitat
pistiliferus bearing pistils or pistil-like organs.
pistill-, pistilli, pistillum Latin a pestle
pistillaris resembling a pistil, club-shaped.
pistioides resembling tropical duckweed, Pistia.
Pisum (PEE-sum) From English pea, French pois, Celtic pis, Latin name, pisum, from Greek pisos, pison.
The plural of pisum gives rise to the common name peas. (Leguminosae)
pisus, -pisus Greek a pea; meadows
pit- referring to pitch or resin
pitang, pitangus, -pitangus Brazilian a flycatcher
pith, pitho, pithus Greek a wine jar
pithan, pithano Greek plausible
pithec, pitheco, pithecus, -pithecus Greek an ape
pithec- referring to a monkey, an ape
Pithecoctenium monkey's comb
pithyusus from ancient Pithyus, now Pitsunda, Trans-Caucasia.
pitt, pitta Greek: pitch; New Latin: a kind of bird
Pittosporaceae Pittospora'caeae (pit-oh-spore-AY-see-ee) plants of the, Cheese or Talosa wood family, from the
genus name, Pittosporum, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Pittosporum resinous seed, from Greek πίττα, pitta, pitch, and σπόρος, sporos, seed, an allusion to the
resinous capsule. (Pittosporaceae)
pitcheri
pituit-, pituitar Latin secretion of mucus
pity-, pityo, pitys, -pitys Greek pine, fir
Pityopsis Greek pitys, pine, and ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, resembling, likeness, sight, referring
to pine-needlelike leaves of P. pinifolia
pityr, pityro, pityrum, -pityrum Greek bran, refuse
pityreus scurfy.
Pityrogramma Greek pityros, bran, and gramma, lines (as in written characters), referring to the farina
covering the abaxial leaf blade surface
pityrorphyllus with scurfy leaves.
pix, -pix Latin pitch
pixinon birthwort Aristochia serpentaria (L.)
plac-, placo from ancient Greek πλάκ-, πλάξ, plak-, plax, flat plate, a tablet, plate; flat.
placat Latin please, appease
placatus calm, quiet, pleasing.
placent-, placenta, -placenta, placenti a round flat cake; the placenta, from classical Latin a cake, from
ancient Greek πλακόεντ, πλακόεις, πλακοῦντ-, πλακοῦς, plakoent, plakoeis, plakount, plakous, flat cake, also a
mallow seed.