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subcordatus somewhat cordate, somewhat heart-shaped, from Latin subcordatum, somewhat heart-shaped,
from sub, below, under, almost, approaching, in Botany less so than a similar plant, and cordatum, heartshaped,
from cord, heart, soul, mind, and –atus, possessive of or likeness of something
subcrenulatus, suncrenulata somewhat scalloped
subcrenatus somewhat notched or somewhat scalloped.
subcrispus partly curled or partly crested.
subcroceus approaching saffron yellow.
subcupreus somewhat brown.
subcurvatus slightly curved.
subdecandrus having less than ten anthers.
subdentatus imperfectly toothed.
subdenticulate with small or imperfect marginal teeth.
subdiaphanus nearly translucent.
subdifformis having some irregularity.
subdimidiatus divided unequally, from sub see above, and Latin dīmidiātus, past pple. of dīmidiāre to halve,
from dīmidium half, from di-, dis- asunder, and medius mid, medium middle..
subditivus unreal, spurious.
subditus conquered, toned down.
subdivaricatus slightly divaricate
subdolus crafty, subtle, secret.
subdurus slightly hard.
subedentatus nearly toothless
subeffuse somewhat spreading.
suber, -suber, suber-, suberi Latin the cork oak, referring to cork
suberculatus of cork, corky
suberectus, suberecta somewhat or nearly erect but nodding at the top, from Latin sub, under, below, almost,
less so than a similar plant, and erectus, erect, for the elongate, ascending culms.
suberosus cork barked, abounding in cork, corky.
subfalcatus somewhat falcate, somewhat sickle-shaped, nearly crescent shaped.
subfuscus -a -um subfus'cus (sub-FUS-kus)
subglabratus -a -um somewhat glabrous or somewhat smoothish, nearly hairless.
subglaucus somewhat glaucous
subglobosus -a -um subglobo'sus (sub-glo-BO-sus) somewhat spherical.
subgrandis somewhat large.
subhastatus slightly spear-shaped.
subhirtellus, subhirtella somewhat hairy, rather hairy (?)
subhirsutus somewhat rough-haired.
subhorridus somewhat thorny.
subimbricatus slightly overlapping.
subimpressus slightly impressed, or somewhat sunken in.
subincarnatus, subincarnatum somewhat or nearly flesh colored.
subinclusus -a -um subinclu'sus (sub-in-KLOO-sus)
subinermis slightly protected (not very thorny).
subintegerrimus, subintegerrima almost entire.
subito suddenly
subligulosus somewhat tongue-shaped.
sublim Latin uplifted, exalted
sublimis lofty, majestic.
subliquescens nearly liquid.
sublobatus sloghtly lobed.
sublunatus somewhat crescent-shaped
submaculatus somewhat spotty.
submamillosus with slight warts or with slight nipples.
submarginalis growing under the sea, or growing in the sea.
submersus submerged, growing under water.