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pseudo-cyperus like “false” cyperus, false flat sedge, from Greek pseudes, ψευδής, false, and Cyperus, for its
resemblance to a flat sedge
pseudodictamnus like “false” Dictamnus
Pseudognaphalium Pseudognapha'lium (soo-doe-na-FAY-lee-um) false Gnaphalium, indicating a resemblance,
from Greek pseudo-, deceptively similar, and the genus name Gnaphalium, floccose-woolly, New Latin, alteration
of Latin gnaphalion cudweed, modification of Greek, or gnaphallion, a downy plant, an ancient name applied to
these and similar plants, from γνάφαλλον, gnaphallon, lock of wool or cotton, from gnaptein to card, alteration of
knaptein, in reference to the soft, cottony surface of the herbage; akin to Old English hnæppan to strike, Old Norse
hnafa to cut, Lithuanian knabeti to peel, Latin cinis ashes. (Compositae)
Pseudogynoxys pseudo-, false or resembling, and genus Gynoxys
pseudohelvola
Pseudolarix false Larch
Pseudolycopodiella pseudo-, false, and -ella, Latin feminine diminutive suffix, meaning false little
Lycopodium, because of its resemblance to Lycopodiella
pseudomorph resembling that which it is not.
pseudonarcissus like “false” Narcissus
Pseudophoenix from Greek pseud, pseudos, false, and Phoenix, the date palm
pseudoplatanus Linnaeus, like “false” Platanus or false Plane tree, from Greek pseud, pseudos, false, and
platanos, a plane tree
pseudopodium
pseudopubescens
Pseudorchis Greek pseudo, false, and the generic name Orchis
pseudosimulans pseudosim'ulans (soo-doe-SIM-yoo-lans)
pseudospectabilis pseudospectab'ilis (soo-doe-spek-TAB-il-is)
pseudosperm false, seed, from a fruit which resembles a seed.
pseudosplendens pseudosplen'dens (soo-doe-SPLEN-dens)
pseudostele when a petiole assumes the condition of a stamen.
Pseudostellaria Pseudostellar'ia (soo-doe-stel-AIR-ee-a) Greek pseudo-, false, and genus Stellaria, alluding to
resemblance
pseudosyncarp a collective fruit.
pseudothallus the axis of a grounded inflorescence.
Pseudotsuga Pseudotsu'ga (soo-doe-SOO-ga) from Greek pseudo, false, and tsuga, hemlock
psil, psil-, psilo, psilo- mere, bare-, slender-, naked, smooth- (generally meaning smooth or bare, used in
compound words) or (usually meaning slender but more correctly used for bare or naked, D. Jackson), from
Greek, from ψιλο-, ψιλός, psilo-, psilos, naked, bare, smooth, mere; akin to Greek psēn to rub, wipe
psilacmos smooth, pointed.
Psilactis Greek psilos, bare, and actis, ray, alluding to epappose ray florets
psilicolus -a -um living in empty places, prairie-dwelling, botanical Latin from Greek ψιλός-, psilos-, naked,
empty, and Latin colo, I live.
Psilocarphus Psilocar'phus (sy-lo-KAR-fus) Greek psilos, slender, and karphos, chaff, alluding to papery paleae
of heads
psilocarpus with naked fruit, from Greek ψιλός-, psilos-, naked, empty, and .
Psilocarya with naked nuts, from Greek ψιλός-, psilos-, naked, and κάρυον, karyon, nut, in reference to the
lack of bristles. (Cyperaceae)
psilolepis with smooth scales, from Greek ψιλός-, psilos-, naked, empty, and λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-,
scale.
psilophyllus having naked, smooth leaves, from Greek ψιλός-, psilos-, naked, empty, and .
Psilopilum from Greek ψιλός-, psilos-, naked, empty, and pilon, hair, referring to calyptra
psilopterus with naked wings, from Greek ψιλός-, psilos-, naked, empty, and .
psilosepalus with naked sepals, from Greek ψιλός-, psilos-, naked, empty, and .
psilostachys, psilostachyus -a -um psilostach'yus (sy-lo-STAY-kee-us) from Greek ψιλός-, psilos-, naked, empty,
stripped of hair, smooth, and stakhys, a spike, or Greek psiloo, strip bare, become bare, (LHB slender or naked)
psilostemon naked stamened, with bare or smooth stamens (one source has this as with slender stamens),
from Greek ψιλός-, psilos-, naked, empty, and .