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submollis from sub, below, almost, less so than a similar plant, and mollis for soft, soft hairy, tender, pliant,
supple, from Latin mollis, adjective, swaying, swinging; pliant, tender, easily moved; soft, graceful, delicate
submuticus somewhat supported.
subnudus, subnuda nearly naked (as of hairs on leaves).
subobtusus somewhat blunt.
subpaniculatus nearly a panicle florescence.
subperennis nearly perennial
subpetiolatus partially petioled
subpilosus slightly hairy.
subpungens somewhat prickly.
subregularis nearly symmetrical or nearly regular.
subrepandus somewhat tailed (??). Or better translated as with a somewhat wavy or upturned edge.
subrhomboideus somewhat diamond-shaped.
subroseus somewhat rose-colored.
subrotundus roundish.
subruf-, subrufi Latin buff, somewhat ruddy or somewhat rufid.
subscandens partially climbing
subscaposus -a -um subscapo'sus (sub-ska-PO-sus)
subserratus with a vaguely toothed margin.
subsessile nearly sessile, almost devoid of a stalk.
subsinuatus somewhat sinnuate
subsolitarius almost alone, almost lonely
subspicatus -a -um subspica'ta (sub-spi-KAY-ta)
subsquamosus slightly scaly.
substricta somewhat upright or nearly erect.
subteres nearly round.
subterminalis -a -um subtermina'lis (sub-ter-min-AY-lis) nearly terminal, or somewhat with boundaries.
subternatus nearly in threes.
subterraneaneum
subterraneus underground
subtetragonus nearly foursided.
subtilis fine, thin, tender.
subtiliter finely
subtomentosus -a -um somewhat hairy, from Latin sub, below, under, almost, less so than a similar plant, and
modern Latin tōmentōsus, with down or short hairs, pubescent, from the noun tometum, tomenti, n., stuffing for
cushions, pillows, and mattresses: wool, feathers, and -osus, adjective suffix for nouns noting plenitude or
notable development.
subtortus somewhat twisted.
subtriflorus almost with three flowers.
subtuberosus
subtus underneath, below.
Subucula tua apparet. Your slip is showing.
subul, subula, -subula Latin an awl
Subularia Latin subula, awl, referring to the leaf shape of type species. (Cruciferae)
subulatus -a -um subula'tus (sub-yoo-LAY-tus) awl-shaped, shaped like an awl
subulifer, subuliferus bearing sharp points.
subuliformis having awl-shaped leaves.
subumbellatus somewhat umbellate, somewhat umbell-shaped.
subventricate somewhat inflated.
subverticillata with an imperfect or iregular whorl.
subvestitus partly covered or half covered.
subvillosus somewhat soft-hairy
subviridula
subviscosus -a -um subvisco'sus (sub-vis-KO-sus)
subvolubilis somewhat twining, feebly twisting or climbing.
succ-, succus, -succus Latin juice, sap