N with malus towards none - Genesis Nursery

tomentosus -a -um tomento'sus (toe-men-TOE-sa or to-men-TO-sus) modern Latin tōmentōsus, with down or
short hairs, pubescent, tomentose, woolly, densely woolly, pubescent, densely covered with short, soft, tangled
hairs. In entomology and anatomy, flocculent, flossy, woolly.
tomentum, tomenti n. Latin noun, stuffing of a pillow, mattress, etc.
tommasinianus for Mizio (Muzio) dé Tommasini (1794-1879), Italian botanist
ton-, tono Greek a tone; tension; something stretched
Tonestus an anagram of the generic name Stenotus
tonicus invigorating.
tonkinensis from Tonkin, or Pongking, Vietnam, formerly French Indo-China.
tons, tonsor, -tonsur Latin shear, cut, shave
tonsill-, tonsilla, -tonsilla Latin a tonsil
tonsus -a -um clipt, sheared, shaven, smooth, from Latin tonsus, from tondeo, tondere, to shave
top, topo, topus, -topus, topy, -topy Greek a place
toph, tophus, -tophus Latin a porous stone
topiarius -a -um of or for topiary
-tor m. Greek suffix indicating an agent or means, used with a verb base.
tor-, toro-, torus, -torus Latin muscle; a swelling; Greek a borer
tora
torcul-, torcula, -torcula Latin a wine press
torda-, -torda Swedish the razor-billed auk
toreuma, -toreuma, toreumato Greek embossed or carved work
toreus, toreusi Greek bored through; a borer
torfa Late Latin turf
torfaceus, turfosus growing in a bog.
Torilis Toril'is (tor-IL-is) New Latin
toringo a Japanese vernacular name for a Malus.
toringoides torngo-like, toringo-oides.
torm-, tormo, tormus, -tormus Greek a hole, socket
tormen- Latin a twisted rope; a missile; torture
Tormentilla, tormentillus, -a -um from ancient Latin name for anguish or torment, from the powdered
rhizome of Potentilla erecta, tormentil, used to treat diarrhoea, etc.
torminalis -is -e of colic, supposed to relieve colic, useful against or curing colic or gripe, from tormina,
torminum, used medicinally to relieve colic.
torminosus -a -us subject to or causing colic, from tormina, torminum.
torn-, torneu, torno Greek work with a lathe; turn around
tornatus -a -um rounded off, turned, as though turned in a lathe, from Latin torno, tornare, tornavi, tornatum,
for the coiled legumes.
toro Latin: muscle; a swelling; Greek: a borer
torosus -a -um torose, cylindrical with regular contractions or bulges at intervals, from Latin torosus, from
torus protuberance, bulge, and -osus -ose (alternately torosus literally meaning muscular); cylindrical, as a
plant member with alternate swellings and contractions,
torp-, torpe, torped, torpes, torpid, torpor Latin numb; numbness; benumb
torpens sluggish, dull, rigid.
torqu, torque, torqui Latin twist
torquat- Latin collared
torquatus -a -um twisted round; with a chain-like collar, necklaced, from Latin torques, torquis; or with
bead-like joints.
torquescens chained, chain-like.
torqui-, torquis, -torquis Latin a necklace, collar
torr, torre, torri Latin parch, roast
torren Latin inflamed, hot; a torrent
Torresia
Torreya, torreyanus -a -um, torreyi Tor'reya (TOR-ee-uh) torreya'nus (tor-ee-AY-nus) tor'reyi (TOR-ee-eye)
for Dr. John Torrey (1796-1873), a chemist and leading American botanist and with Asa Gray, co-author and
significant contributor to The Flora of North America.
Torreyochloa Torrey’s-grass (vide supra)