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Schiedeella for Christian Julius Wilhelm Schiede (1798–1836), a German naturalist and plant collector in
Mexico, and -ella, Latin feminine diminutive suffix.
schillingii for Tony Schilling, British plantsman
schinópraso from Greek σχινόπρασο, chives.
Schinus Schi'nus (SKY-nus)
schirensis -is -e from Mount Schire in Abysinnia.
schis, -schiz- cut, divided, split, from Greek schiza, a piece of wood cut off, splinter, lath, from σχιδ-, σχίζειν,
split, rend.
Schisandra Greek schisis, splitting, and andro, male
Schizandra from Greek σχίζω, skhizo, to cut, and άνδρα, andra, male, stamens, in reference to the cleft
stamens. (Schizandraceae)
Schizandraceae from the genus name, Schizandra, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family
names.
schism, schisma, -schisma, schismat, -schismo Greek a splitting, division
schismatoglottis with a cloven tongue.
Schismus Schis'mus (SKIS-mus)
schist-, schisto Greek split, divided
schistaceus slate gray
schistaceous slate-blue or slate-grey.
Schistidium from Greek schistos, split or divided, and -idium, diminutive, referring to the peristome
schistocalyx, schistocalycus with a cloven calyx or a split calyx.
Schistostega from Greek schistos, split or divided, and stego, cover, a possible reference to the erroneous
observation that operculum splits
schistosus schistose, from Latin schistos (lapis), literally, fissile stone, from Greek schistos that may be split,
from schizein. Date: circa 1782. Alternately slate-blue or slate-grey.
schiz-, schizo- Greek split, cleave, divided, from σχίζειν, schizein, to split.
Schizachne
Schizachyrium from the Greek schizo, to split or divide, and achyron, chaff, husk, referring to the divided
lemma.
Schizaeaceae plants of the Cone-fern family, from Schizaea, the genus name, and , and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names.
Schizanthus with cloven, slit flowers, from Greek schizo, to divide or cleave, and anthos, flower.
schizocarpus bearing a dry pericarp of two or more united carpels, from schizo, I cleave.
schizodes slit, cleft, or flaky membranes (?).
schizolepis with flaky scales, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
schizolomus with split or flaky edge.
schizoneurus cut-nerved
schizopetalus cut-petaled, with split petals.
schizophyllus cleft leaves
schizospathus with membraneous sheath-like bract or covering.
Schizostylis from Greek schizo, to divide, and stylis, style
Schkuhria Schkuhr'ia (SHKUR-ee-a) for Christian Schkuhr (1741–1811), German gardener, botanist, and
mechanic.
schneckii
Schneehaube German cv. snow cap
Schneewittchen German cv. Snow White
schoen-, schoeni-, schoeno- Greek a reed; a rope
Schoenocaulon Greek schoenos, rush, 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.
schoenoides resembling Card-rush, of Victoria, Schoenus.
Schoenolirion Greek schoenos, rush, and lirion, white lily
Schoenoplectus Schoenoplec'tus (skee-no-PLEK-tus) from Greek σχοῖνος, schoinos, a rush, reed, or cord, and
plektos, plaited, twisted, woven, in reference to the use of culms in making useful object
schoenoprasum lit. rush leek, chives, from Greek σχοῖνος, schoinos, rush, a kind of grass-like plant, the
genus Juncus, and πράσον, prason, leek.
Schoenus Latin name for a rush, from Greek schoinos, rushlike plant, or rush, reed, or cord.