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Selenicereus moon cactus, a night-blooming species, from Greek selene, moon, in reference to nocturnal
blooming, and Cereus, the genus from which this segregate was removed
Sélēno, sélino, sélinon from Greek σέληνο, σέλινο, σέλινον, celery.
selenocarpus with crescent-shaped fruit.
seli, selid, selis, -selis Greek a plank, sheet
Seligeria for Ignaz Seliger (1752-1812), Silesian pastor
selin, selinum, -selinum Greek parsley
selinofillon maidenhair.
selinoides resembling Milk-parsley, Selinum.
selinus, selinon parsley.
sell-, sella, -sella, selli Latin a saddle, stool, from sella -ae f., seat, chair, stool.
selligerus saddle-bearing
selloanus -a -um, sellowianus -a -um selloa'nus (sel-oh-AY-nus) sellowia'nus (sel-oh-ee-AY-nus) for Friedrich
Sellow (original family name Selo) (1789-1831), German naturalist and plant collector, collecting in Brazil and
Uruguay.
sellulus from Latin noun sellula, sellulae, a little chair or seat, stool; sedan chair.
sema, semat, semato Greek a mark, sign, signal, seal, from σῆµα, sema, sign.
semae, semaeo Greek a standard, a streamer
semant, semanto Greek marked, significant
semasi Greek a marking
semat, semati, semato Greek a mark, sign, signal, seal
semecarpus bearing flag-like fruit.
semeio, semeiot Greek marked; a standard
seme curly dock.
semel once, from Latin semel, once , a single time; for the first time; once for all
semen, -semen Latin seed, sperm, from semen -inis n., seed; a seedling, scion, shoot; a stock, race; an
element; a cause, origin; an author, instigator.
sementifer -fera -ferum seed-bearing, fruitful.
sementis -is f. a sowing or planting; plural sementes, young growing corn (grain).
sementivus -a -um of seed-time.
semestris (semenstris) -e of six months, lasting six months.
semi, semi- Latin half, semi, half, used in compound words; or imperfectly also used in compound words.
semiadnatus half-attached.
semialatus semi-winged
semiapterus half open, from Latin semiapertus -a -um, half-open. Same as semiadapterus.
Semiarundinaria something like a reed, a genus of bamboo
semibaccatus -a -um semibacca'tus (sem-ee-ba-KAY-tus) semi-berried
semibarbatus -a -um semibarba'tus (seh-me-bar-BAY-tus)
semicaudatus semi-tailed
semicincti-, semicinctium, -semicinctium Latin an apron
semicircularis half-round.
semicordatus heart-shaped on one-side only.
semicostatus ribbed on one side only.
semicylindrical semi-cyndrical
semidecandrus half ten-stamened, having five anthers instead of ten (as in the type).
semidecurrans running half down only.
semierectus half upright, nearly upright.
semiflosculosus having the corolla split and turned to one side.
semigaleatus having half a helmet.
semihastatus nearly spear-shaped.
semiliber, semilibera, semiliberum half-attached or attached on one side only.
semilunatus shaped like a half moon.
semilocularis with half section cells.
semin, semini Latin seed, sperm, semen
semiorbiculatus half round or hemispherical.
semiovalis half oval.