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xer-, xero Greek dry
xerampelinus reddish-brown.
xeranthemoides resembling “Everlasting” Flower, Xeranthemum.
Xeranthemum dry flower, from Greek ξηρός, xeros, dry, and ἄνθος, anthos, flower, for the dry, imperishable
flowers. (Compositae)
xeranthemus bearing flowers which have a dried, strawlike appearance.
xerocarpus dry-fruited
xerocephalus dry-headed, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
Xerochrysum from Greek xeros, dry, and chrysos, gold, perhaps referring to phyllaries
xerochrysos resembling yellow paper(?).
xerographicus dried writing
xerophilus dry-loving plants which grow in dry situations.
Xerophyllum, xerophyllus -a -um having dry leaves, or apparently so, from Greek xeros, dry, and phyllon,
leaf, referring to the sclerified foliage.
xerophytes drought-loving, a plant which can subsist with little moisturs as a desert plant.
xes-, xesi, xesm Greek polish, scrape; scrapings, from Greek ξεσουργία, xesourgia, from ξεστός, xestos, vbl.
adj. from ξεῖν, xein, to polish
xest-, xesto Greek polished
xestophyllus with smooth leaves.
xestripetalus having hatched-shaped petals(?).
xifia corn-flag
xiph, xiph-, xiphi, xipho, xiphus, -xiphus Greek a sword, referring to a sword
xiphacanthus as sharp as a sword, from xiphos, a sword, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
xiphius, xiphium Gladiola-like, sword, from Greek ξιφιον, xiphion, Greek name for a plant thought to be
Gladiolus segetum or Gladiolus communis, and -οειδες, -oeides, like, resemble. Iris xiphium.
xiphium = xiphion; [also see xifia] corn-flag
xiphoides xiphio'ides (zif-ee-OH-i-dees) sword-shaped, Gladiola-like.
xipholepis with sword-shaped scales, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
xiphophorus protected by a sword.
xiphophyllus having sword-like leaves, as Iris.
xiphopterus with sword-like wings.
xoan, xoano Greek a carved image
xuth-, xutho Greek yellowish, tawny
xutus pouring out.
xyel, xyela, -xyela, xyelo Greek a wood-cutting tool
xyl-, zylo-, zylum, -zylum wood, from Greek ξυλον, xylon, wood; tree
xylobium wood and mode of life, referring to the epiphytic habit of these orchids
xylocanthus wood-spined, with woody spines.
xylocarpus -a -um with hard, woody fruit. Sinojackia xylocarpa.
xylocasia an inferior kind of casia
xyloch-, xylocho, xylochus, -xylochus Greek a thicket
xylocinnamomum cinnamon-wood
Xylococcus Xylococ'cus (zy-lo-KOK-us)
xylod- woody, from Greek xylon, ξυλον, wood; tree
xilofiron comfrey
xiloloton cinquefoil
xylophilus wood loving, applied to fungi which grow on wood. (This is definition of xylophyllus in one
source.)
xylopo'dus -a -us xylopo'dus (zy-lo-PO-dus)
Xylorhiza, xylorrhizus -a -um Xylorhi'za (zy-lo-RY-za) with woody roots, from Greek xylon, ξυλον, wood; tree,
-o-, botanical Latin connective vowel for words of Greek origin, and ῥίζα, rhiza, root; stem, origin. (ριζα, or ρριζα,
or ῥιζα?). ῥ, the Greek aspirated 'r' is pronounced “rh” and generally translated into Latin as rh .
xylostachyus, xylostachys bearing woody flower spikes.
xylosteoides resembling Common Fly Honey-Suckle, Lonicera xylosteum.
xylosteum
xylostroma a felt-like growth of some fungus which destroys timber.