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sulcolanatus having woolly grooves.
sulf-, sulfo Latin sulphur
Sullivantia, sullivantii for William Starling Sullivant (1803-1873), distinguished muscologist and bryologist.
(Saxifragaceae)
sulph-, sulpho Latin sulphur
sulphureus, sulfureus, sulfureum sul-FEWR-ree-us, sulfur-colored, sulphur yellow, generally for the sulphur
yellow flowers
sumatranus of or from Sumatra of the Malay Archipelago.
summ-, summa, -summa Latin the sum, total
summa cum difficultate with the greatest difficulty
summa cum laude with greatest praise
Summam scrutemur. Let's look at the bottom line.
summe extremely
sundaicus from the Sunda Islands, Eastern Archipelago
super, supra Latin above, over, used in compound words.
superaxilaris growing above an axil.
superbiens, superbus, superba, superbum superb, proud
superbiens magnificent, suberb, proud, from Latin superbientum, present participle of superbīre to be proud,
from superbus proud, for proud or luxuriant growth.
superbus -a -um magnificent, superb, proud, from Latin superbus proud, superior, distinguished,
magnificent.
superciliaris eyebrow-like
superficialis on the surface, superficial.
superfluus superfluous, repetitiously redundant, overflowing, abundantly fruitful.
superfuscus extra brown, or brown above.
superioris possibly from the Lake Superior region
supernatans floating on the surface.
superne from above, above, on top.
supertextus covered, as with texture.
superus extra high.
supervolutus rolled over.
supin- Latin root, lying on the back, from supinare, to lat on the back.
supino, supinare, supinavi, supinatus Latin verb, lay on the back; turn up; tilt back, passive.
supinus -a -um prostrate, with the face upward, from the Latin adjective supinus -a -um, lying face upwards,
flat on one's back; turned palm upwards; flat;
supiniformis -is -e New Latin having a prostrate form, from Latin supinus -a -um, prostrate, with the face
upward, and -formis -is -e, New Latin, -shaped, from Latin verb formo, formare, formavi, formatus, form,
shape, fashion, model.
supplic Latin beg
suppra Latin form pus
supra, super Latin above, over, beyond
supraaxillaris above the axils
supracanus gray pubescent above
supracompositus excessively subdivided.
supradecompositus excessively subdivided.
suprafoliaceus growing above a leaf.
sur French above; Latin: calf of leg
suratensis from the district of Surat, Bombay, India.
surcatus having shoots or twigs.
surcul-, surculus, -surculus a twig, sprout, from Latin surculus, a young twig, branch, or shoot.
surculosus producing suckers or shoots, from Latin surculōsus.
surd, surdit Latin deaf; deafness
surg Latin rise, raise
surinamensis from Surinam, of the former Dutch Guiana.
surnia, -surnia New or modern Latin genus Surnia, the surn or hawk-owl
surrectus erect, upright.