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platyphyllus -a -um, platyphyllos platyphyl'lus (pla-tee-FIL-us) broad-leaved, from Greek, πλατύς, platys, broad,
flat, wide, level, and φύλλον, phyllon, leaf, from the broad leaves
platypodus, platypus broad-footed or -stalked, with a broad base, from and Greek πους, ποδος, pous, podos.
platypterus with broad wings.
platypus with a boad base.
platyraphis with broad needles.
platyrrhynchus with a broad beak.
Platyschkuhria Greek platys, broad, and genus Schkuhria
platysepalus having broad sepals.
platyspathus broad-spathed
platyspermus -a -um platysper'mus (pla-tee-SPER-mus) broad-seeded
Platystemon Greek platus, broad, and stemon, stamen
platystachys, platystachyus with broad spikes.
Platystemon Platystem'on (pla-ti-STEM-on)
platystigmus with broad scars.
platytaenius having broad bands.
Platythelys Greek platy, broad, and θῆλυς, thelys, female, woman, alluding to the broad, flat rostellum
plaus Latin applaud
plaut Latin flat-footed
plebe, plebei-, plebeius Latin of common people; common, low
plec-, pleco, plect, plect-, plecto Greek twine, twist, braid; strike; twisted, plaited
plect-, plectr, plectro, plectrum, -plectrum Greek a strike; a spur
Plectocephalus Greek plektos, woven, and κεφαλή, kephale, head, referring to interwoven fringes of
phyllaries
Plectocomia plaited hair
plectolepis with undeveloped, interwoven scales, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
plectr- referring to a spur
plectranthoides resembling Cockspur-flower, Plectanthus, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
Plectranthus spurred flower, Cockspur-flower, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
Plectritis Plectri'tis (plek-TRY-tis)
plectocarpus with spur-like fruit.
Pleea for Auguste Plée (1787–1825), French traveller in the New World
pleg-, plega, plege, plegi, plegia, -plegia, plego Greek a blow, strike; a sickle
plegm-, phlegma, phlegmato, phlegmo Greek wickerwork
plei-, pleio- many, more, from ancient Greek πλείων, πλεῖων, πλεῖον, pleion, pleion, pleion, comparative of
πολύς, polys, much.
Pleiacanthus Pleiacan'thus (ply-a-KAN-thus) Greek pleio, in compounds, more than usual, and ακανθος,
akanthos, spiny, thorny.
pleid-, pleido, pleids ?? Greek a stroke, percussion
pleinopetalus closely petalled or having many petals.
Pleiogynium many female parts
pleioneurus more or many-nerved
pleiophyllus many-leaved.
pleiosepalus with many sepals.
pleiosoreus with full carpels, closely carpelled.
pleiosorus closely grouped.
pleiospermus many-seeded.
pleiotomus much cut up.
pleist, pleisto most, from ancient Greek πλεῖστος, most.
pleistophyllus with very many leaves.
plel, plelo Greek more; full
plen, pleni Latin full
plen- full, or double
pleniflorus double-flowered, with double or full flowersfrom and and flos, floris, flower.
pleniradiatus -a -um pleniradia'tus (plen-i-ray-dee-AY-tus)
plenissimus very full or double.