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Wulfenia wulfenii, wulfenianus -a honoring Rev. Francis Xavier (Xaver) von Wulfen, (Baron Franz Xaver Freiherr
von Wulfen), Austrian botanist, author, minerologist, alpinist, mathematics and physics instructor, and Jesuit priest,
(1728-1805) (04 in one source). Nicholas Jacquin named Wulfenia in his honor.
Wunder von Stäfa German cv. Wonder of Stäfa
Wyethia Wyeth'ia (wy-ETH-ee-a) for Nathaniel Jarvis Wyeth, (1802–1856), early western American explorer.
xalapensis -is -e xalapen'sis (za-la-PEN-sis) from the district of Xalapa or Jalapa, Mexico.
xani, xanio, xanium, -xanium Greek a comb for wool
xanth-, xantho- yellow, from Greek ξανθος, xanthos, yellow, yellow-red,
xanthacanthus having yellow thorns, from Greek ξανθος, xanthos, and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
xanthandrus with yellow threads.
xanthifolius yellow, from Greek ξανθος, xanthos, yellow, yellow-red and folius, from Latin folium, leaf.
xanthinus -a -um yellow, of a golden yellow color, from Greek ξανθος, xanthos, yellow, yellow-red, and -ινος, -
inos, a suffix indicating composition or color. Rosa xanthina.
xanthioides resembling Cockle-Bur or Clot-Bur, Xanthium.
Xanthisma Xanthis'ma (zan-THIS-ma) Greek xanthos, yellow, and -ismos, condition or quality, referring to
bright yellow florets.
Xanthium Xan'thium (ZAN-thee-um) New Latin, from Greek xanthion, a plant used to dye the hair yellow, from
ξανθος, xanthos, yellow. (Compositae)
xanthoblepharis with yellow fringe.
xanthocarpus -a -um with yellow fruit, from Greek ξανθος, xanthos, shades of yellow or yellow red, and karpos,
karpos, χαρπος, fruit. Rubus xanthocarpus.
Xanthocephalum, xanthocephalus, -a -um from Greek ξανθος, xanthos, yellow, and κεφαλή, kephale, head.
xanthocheilos, xanthochilus having yellow lips.
xanthochlorus -a -um yellowish green. Alchemilla xanthochlora.
xanthocodon yellow bells, from Greek ξανθος, xanthos, yellow, yellow-red, -o-, botanical Latin connective vowel
for words of Greek origin, and χωδων, chodon, noun, a bell; an alarm bell; a bell used by officers to make sure their
sentries were awake. Rhododendron xanthocodon.
xanthocomus with a yellow tuft or a yellow crest.
xanthoglossus with a yellow tongue, from and γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue.
xantholeucus yellow-white, yellowish white, from Greek xanthos, ξανθος, yellow, yellow-red, -o-, botanical
Latin connective vowel for words of Greek origin, and λευχος, leuchos, bright, brilliant, clear, white, pale
xanthoneurus yellow-nerved, with yellow nerves or veins.
xanthophoeniceus yellow-red, from Greek ξανθος, xanthos, yellow, yellow-red, -o-, botanical Latin
connective vowel for words of Greek origin, and φοινιχεος, phoenicus, purple-red, after a dye that came from
Phoenicia.
xanthophyllus yellow-leaved, bearing golden yellow leaves.
xanthorrhizus yellow-rooted, from Greek xanthos, yellow, and ῥίζα, rhiza, root.
xanthosoma yellow body
xanthospilus with yellow spots or yellow patches.
xanthotrichus having golden yellow hairs.
xanthoxylon yellow-wooded
xanthoxyoides resembling Tooth-Ache Tree, Xanthoxylon.
Xanthoxylum New Latin, irregular from Greek ξανθὸς, xanthos, yellow, yellow-red, and ξύλον, xylon,
wood, a reference to the color of the heartwood. Synonym of Zanthoxylum. (Rutaceae)
xanthus yellow, from Greek ξανθος, xanthos, yellow, yellow-red
Xanti Xan'ti (ZANT-eye)
xantia'nus -a -um xantia'nus (zan-tee-AY-nus)
xema, -xema New Latin a fish-tailed gull
xen, xeni, xeno, xenus, -xenus Greek a stranger, guest
xenia, -xenia Greek hospitality
xenic, xenico Greek foreign, strange
xenis, xenim, -xenim Greek entertainment
xeno, xenus, -xenus Greek a stranger, guest