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trica Latin a trifle
triceps tri'ceps (TRI-seps) three heads, by inference bearing three heads of flowers.
tricephalus, tricephalous three-headed, bearing three heads of flowers, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale,
head.
tricesim Latin the thirtieth
trich, trich-, tricho Greek hair, referring to a hair, from τριχ-, τριχο-, combining form of θρίξ, hair.
tricha-, trichado-, trichas, -trichas Greek a thrush
Trichelostylis from Greek τριχηλος, trikhelos, threefold, and στυλος, stylos, for the character. (Cyperaceae)
trichiferus producing hairs or bearing hairs, from trichium, a hair or bristle.
trichin, trichino Greek hairy; of hair
trichinus
tricho- hair, from Greek τριχος, trichos, a hair/
trichocalyx trichoca'lyx (tri-ko-KAY-lix) hairy calyx, New Latin from Greek τριχος, trichos, a hair, and καλυξ,
kalyx, cup.
trichocarpus -a -um trichocar'pus (tri-ko-KAR-pus) hairy-fruited, bearing hairy fruit, from Greek τριχος, trichos,
a hair, and καρπος, karpos, fruit.
trichocaulon with a hairy stem, from , and Latin noun caulis, caulis m., from the Greek καυλος, kaulos, the
stem or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis or coles, or kaulos, the shaft.
Trichocentrum Greek trichos, hair, and kentron, spur, referring to the slender nectarless spur found in some
species of the genus
trichocephalus with heads of flowers surrounded by hairs, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
trichocladus with hairy twigs.
Trichocoronis from Greek τριχος, trichos, hair, and koronos, crown, possibly referring to setiform pappus
elements
trichod-, trichodo Greek hairy, from τριχοδ-, trichod-.
trichodes, trichoides like or resembling hair, fine as hair, from Greek trich-, tricho, τριχ-, τριχο-, combining
form of θρίξ, hair, and -ode, -odes, ώδης, ῶδες, like, of the nature of.
Trichodon from Greek trichos, hair, and odon, tooth, referring to slender divisions of peristome
tricholepis hairy scale, with a hairy membrane scale, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
trichomanefolius trichomanes-leaved, from New Latin, from Latin, a plant, from Greek, waterwort, from
trich-, trichos, a hair and -manes (probably from stem of mainesthai to rave, be mad about), a genus of
tropical, usually epiphytic ferns (bristle ferns)
Trichomanes Greek thrix, hair, and manes, cup, alluding to the hairlike receptacle extending from the cuplike
involucre
trichomanoides trichomanes-like, resembling Bristle-Fern, Trichomanes.
trichomaneurus with hairy ribs of hairy nerves.
trichopes tricho'pes (tri-KO-pees)
Trichophorum, trichophorus -a -um bearing hairs, from Greek tricho-, hair, and phorum, carrier or stalk
tricophyllus -a -um hairy-leaved; or with finely cut hair-like leaves.
trichopodus -a -um trichopo'dus (tri-ko-PO-dus) having hairy stalks, from and Greek, πους, ποδος, pous, podos,
a foot.
trichopterus with hairy wings.
Trichoptilium Trichoptil'ium (tri-kop-TIL-ee-um) Greek tricho-, hairlike, and ptilon, feather, for the pappus
scales
trichorrhizus having hairy roots, from , and ῥίζα, rhiza, root.
trichosanthes, trichosanthus hairy-flowered, bearing hairy flowers.
trichospermus with hairy seeds or hairy spores.
Trichostema Trichos'tema (tri-KOS-te-ma) New Latin, from trich- and Greek stēma stamen, from stēmōn thread
trichostichus bearing rows of hairs.
Trichostigma Greek trichos, hair, and stigma, stigma, in reference to the penicillate stigma
trichothallic making a thallus by lateral combination of filaments.
trichotomous three-branched or three-forked, with divisions always in threes.
trichotomum with divisions in threes
trichorhizum with hairy rhizomes, from , and ῥίζα, rhiza, root.