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placentiformis quoit-shaped, cake-shaped, or disc-shaped, similar to a sporangium-bearing surface?????,
from New Latin, from Latin, flat cake, from Greek plakoenta, accusative of plakoeis, from plak-, plax, a flat
surface. A quoit is a flattened ring of iron or circle of rope used in a throwing game.
placens cake-like, from plakus, a small cake.
placid Latin smooth, pleasing
placidus welcome, agreeable.
placin, placino Greek made of boards
placitus agreeable, pleasing.
placo Greek a tablet, plate; flat
pladar, pladaro Greek wet, damp
plag, plaga, -plaga Latin a blow, stripe; a region, zone; a snare
plag- referring to an oblique angle, sidew ays
plagat Latin streaked, striped
plagatus as if injured by blows.
plagi-, plagio- Greek oblique, sideways; the sides
plagia-, plagiar, plagiart Latin a kidnapper
Plagianthus flowers at an angle, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
Plagiobothrys Plagioboth'rys (pla-jee-oh-BAH-thris)
plagiophyllus with oblique leaves.
plagiopterus with oblique wings.
plagiostephanus with an oblique wreath or an oblique crown.
plagiotomus -a -um plagioto'mus (pla-jee-oh-TOE-mus)
plan, plan-, plani Latin flat, level
plan, plano Greek wandering
plancus with broad foot-stalk or base.
plane, planes, planet, planets, -planetes Greek a wanderer; rover
plane plainly, distinctly
Planera for Johann Planer 1743-1789????
planatoides platanus-like, from platanus for the genus Platanus the plane tree, and oides for like, similar
planatus
planicaulis with flat stalks, from , and Latin noun caulis, caulis m., from the Greek καυλος, kaulos, the
stem or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis or coles, or kaulos, the shaft.
planiceps with a flat head.
planiculmis with flat holm (?) (but holm refers to holly or holm-oak).
planiflorus flat-flowered, bearing flat, horizontal flowers.
planifolius -a -um planifo'lius (plan-i-FOE-lee-us) flat-leaved, with flat, horizontal leaves.
planifrons with horizontal foliage.
planiglumis with flat glumes.
planilabrus with flat lips.
planinervus with flat nerves or flat veins.
planipes flat foot or stalk, with a flat stalk or foot
planiscapus with a flat or even scape (leafless stem)
planisiliquus bearing flat pods.
planispicatus flat-spiked
planiusculus somewhat flat.
plankt, plankto Greek wandering
plant, planta, -planta, planti Latin the sole of the foot; a plant
plantag, plantagin, plantago Latin plantain
Plantaginaceae Plantagina'ceae (plan-taj-in-AY-see-ee) plants of the Plantain family, from the genus name,
Plantago, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
plantagineus -a -um plantain-like, like Plantago, from Plantago and -ineus, denoting a close resemblance,
for the plantain-like leaves
plantaginifolius -a -um plantain-leafed, from Latin Plantago, plantain , and folium, foli(i), n., a leaf.
Plantago Planta'go (plan-TAY-go) New Latin Plantagin-,; foot-sole-like, feminine termination of planta, from
classical Latin plataginem, for the way the leaves of some species lie flat on the ground, cognate (?) with French
plantain.