N with malus towards none - Genesis Nursery

stellinervius star ribbed, as the leaves of Marsh Penny-wort.
stellipilus with stellate hairs, covered with star-shaped clusters of hairs.
stellularis minutely star-shaped, or stellate.
stellulatus, stellulata somewhat stellate, rather starlike; minutely star-shaped, or stellate.
stelm, stelma Greek a crown
stelo Greek a pillar
stem, stema, stemo Greek a thread; a stamen
-stem(...) referring to stamens
stemma, -stemma, stemmato Greek a crown, garland, Latin, adopted from Greek στέµµα garland, from
στέφειν to crown. In Latin chiefly a garland placed on an ancestral image, hence ancestry, pedigree,
genealogical tree. (OED)
sten, sten-, steno Greek narrow, from the Greek στενός, stenos, narrow, straight
stenantherus, stenanthera with narrow anthers
Stenanthium New Latin, from Greek stenos, sten-, narrow and Greek anthos flower and New Latin -ium,
referring to the narrow tepals
stenobotrys with slender racemes.
stenobulbus with narrow bulbs.
Stenocereus Greek stenos, narrow, and Cereus, referring to the genus from which this segregate was
removed
Stenocarpus stenocar'pus (sten-oh-KAR-pus) narrow-fruited
stenocephalus narrow-headed, with a narrow head, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
stenochilus with narrow lips.
stenocladus with thin twigs.
stenodontus narrow-toothed
stenoglossus having narrow tongues, from , and γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue.
Stenogonum Greek stenos, narrow, and gonos, seed, alluding to achene
stenogynus with narrow stigma, with narrow, thin pistils.
stenolepis -is -e stenolep'is (ste-no-LEP-is)
stenolobus narrow lobed.
stenolomus with narrow borders.
Stenomesson Stenomes'son (sten-oh-MES-on)
stenopetalus stenopet'alus (sten-oh-PET-al-us)
narrow-petaled, having narrow petals.
stenophyllus -a -um having narrow leaves, from the Greek stenos, narrow, straight, and phyllon, leaf, for the
straight, filiform leaves.
stenopterus, stenoptera narrow-winged, with narrow wings.
stenorryncha, Stenorrhynchos Greek stenos, narrow, and rhynchos, snout, referring to the narrow rostellum
on the column
Stenosiphon from the Greek stenos, narrow, straight, and Greek siphon, a tube, referring to a tube or pipe
stenosis -is -e, -stenosis a narrowing, contraction, from Modern Latin adopted from Greek στένωσις,
stenosis, narrowing, from στενοῦν, stenoun, to narrow, from στενός, stenos, narrow, as in spinal stenosis.
Opposite to πλατύς, broad, flat.
stenospermus bearing narrow seeds.
stenostachyus, stenostachys narrow-spiked, bearing slender spikes.
Stenotaphrum (Gramineae)
Stenotus form Greek stenotes, narrowness, apparently alluding to width of leaves
stentor Greek mythology a powerful voice; a trumpet, from Greek Στέντωρ, Stentor, from Homer, the Iliad, a
Greek warrior in the Trojan war, ‘whose voice was as powerful as fifty voices of other men’. (OED)
stentorius loud, pretentious.
stenos narrow.
step Anglo-Saxon orphaned
steph, steph-, -steph(...), stephano, stephanus, -stephanus, stepho Greek a crown, referring to a crown, from
στέφανος, stephanos, crown.
Stephanandra crown and anthers
stephanocarpus bearing fruit arranged to resemble a crown.