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Pteridaceae Pterida'ceae (tare-i-DAY-see-ee), plants of the Maiden Hair Fern family, from the genus name,
Pteris, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
pteridifolius with leaves like Bracken or adder-spit.
pteridoides pteris-like
Pteridium Pterid'ium (ter-ID-ee-um) New Latin, pterido-, from Hellenistic Greek πτεριδ, πτερίς, pterid-, pteris,
and -ιον, -ion, a diminutive suffix, or Greek pteridion, a small fern, a diminutive of Pteris, a fern genus.
pteriga hound's-tongue.
pterion water-wort.
Pteris a genus of ferns, classical Latin pteris, from Greek πτέρις, pteris, fern, derived from ancient Greek
πτερόν, pteron, wing or feather, for the closely spaced pinnae, which give the leaves the appearrance of
feathers.
pteritus bearing winged seeds.
pterocarpus with winged fruit.
Pterocarya Pterocar'ya (ter-oh-KAR-ya) winged nut, from Greek πτέρον, πτερυξ, pteron, pteryx, a wing, and
Greek κάρυον, karyon, nut.
pterocaulis with a winged stem, 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.
Pterocaulon a winged stem, from Greek πτέρον, πτερυξ, pteron, pteryx, a wing, and Latin noun caulis,
caulis m., from the Greek καυλόν, καυλος, kaulon, kaulos, the stem or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis
or coles, or kaulos, the shaft, alluding to stems winged by decurrent leaf bases. (Compositae)
pterocladus having winged twigs.
pterodontus with winged teeth.
Pteroglossaspis from Greek πτερον, πτερυξ, pteron, pteryx,wing, and γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue, and aspis,
shield
pterogonus with wing-like edges.
pterolophus wit winged calyx.
pteroneurus winged-nerved
pterophorus bearing wings.
pteropodus with a winged stalk, from and Greek, πους, ποδος, pous, podos, a foot.
pteropus having a winged stem.
pterorrhachis with winged mid-rib.
pterospermus -a -um pterosper'mus (ter-oh-SPER-mus)
Pterostegia Pteroste'gia (ter-oh-STEE-jee-a) Greek pteron, wing, and stege, covering, alluding to winged bract
ptery-, pteryg, pterygo, pteryx, -pteryx Greek a wing; a feather; a fin
pteryl, pterylo New Latin a wing, feather
ptes, ptesi, ptesio Greek flying
ptil, ptilo, ptilum, -ptilum Greek down; a feather, wing
ptilin, ptilinum, -ptilinum New Latin a wing-like membrane
ptilodon with hairy teeth.
ptilophyllus with downy leaves.
ptilostylus having downy stalks.
ptin New Latin feathered
ptis Greek peel
ptisana barley-gruel
pto, ptos, ptot Greek fall
ptoch, ptocho Greek a beggar; crouch
ptoma, -ptoma, ptomato Greek a fall; a corpse
ptorth, ptortho, ptorthus, ptorthus Greek a sapling
ptos, ptosis, -ptosis Greek a fall, falling
ptot Greek fall
pty, ptych, ptyct, ptyg, ptygm Greek fold
ptya, ptyal, ptyli, ptyalo Greek spit, spittle, saliva
ptych, ptych, ptycho Greek a fold, referring to a fold, a wrikle
ptychocarpus beraing winged fruit (?) bearing wrinkled fruit.
Ptychomitrium from Greek ptyx, fold, and mitra, turban, referring to plicate calyptra
ptychophyllus having wrinkled leaves.