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Apargia of neglect, from Greek απο-αργια, apo-argia, an old meadowland provenance, (=Leontodon).
aparine apari'ne (ap-ar-EYE-nee) bedstraw, from Greek απαριη, aparia (η?), or απαρινη, aparine(η?), a name
used by Theophrastus for the plant Cleavers (Goosegrass), meaning seizing, clinging, holding on, scratching.
aparinoides resembling bedstraw, Galium aparine
apata Greek απατη, apata, (η?), cheating, fraud, guile, deceit, craft, trickery.
apate-, apatil- Greek trick, fallacious (Borror)
apaust-, apaustus Greek απαυστος, apaustos, unceasing, insatiable.
apecto- Greek απεκτος, apektos, unkempt, uncombed, unshorn.
Apḗganos from Greek απήγανος, apeganos, rue.
apenninus -a -um (appenina) pertaining to or from the Apennine mountains of Italy.
apeoros Greek απηορος, soaring, hanging on high.
aper-, -aper Latin aper, a wild boar, a pig.
aper-, aperi-, apert- Latin apertus, open, uncovered.
aper, apri m. Latin a wild boar.
aper-, apero- Greek απηρος, aperos, not mutilated, unmaimed.
Apera a meaningless name used by Adanson.
aperantus -a -um open flowered, from Latin apertus, open, unconcealed, and anthus.
aperti-, apertus -a -um Latin open, uncovered, bare, exposed, naked, past participle of aperio aperire aperui
apertum, to uncover, to lay bare.
apestys Greek απεστιυς, apestiys, absence.
apetalus -a -um apet'alus (a-PET-a-lus) without petals, bearing flowers without petals, wanting a corolla (as in
Clematis), from Greek α-πεταλον, a-petalon.
apeucto- Greek απευκτος, apeuctos, to be deprecated, abominable.
apeutho- Greek απευθης, apeuthes, unknown, ignorant.
apex, -apex Latin the tip, extremity.
apex, apicis m. Latin the top, especially the top of the conical cap of the Roman 'flamines', or priest or the
cap itself, hence any crown, tiara, helmet; figuratively the highest honor, crown; grammatically, the long mark
over a vowel in early Latin.
Apfelblüte German cv. apple blossom
aphaca a Greek name αφακη, aphaka, used by Pliny for a lentil-like plant, from φακος, phakos.
aphad-, aphados Greek αφαδος, aphados, displeasing, odious.
aphan-, aphanes, -aphanes, aphano- Greek αφανης, aphanes, unseen, invisible, unnoticeable, obscure,
secret.
aphan- Greek αφαντος, aphantos, α-φαυερος, a-phaneros, αφαν-, aphan-, unseen, inconspicuous, not-seen,
invisible.
aphanactis aphanac'tis (af-an-AK-tis) resembling the Andean genus Aphanactis (Erigeron aphanactis).
Aphananthe inconspicuous flower, from Greek αφαν-ανθος, aphan-anthos.
Aphanes Aph'anes (AF-an-ees) inconspicuous, unnoticed, from Greek αφανης, aphanes.
aphanisis suppression of parts
Aphanisma Greek αφανης, aphanes, obscure or inconspicuous
Aphanorrhegma from Greek, αφανης, aphanes, invisible, and rhegma, fracture, referring to inconspicuous
line of capsule dehiscence
Aphanostephus Greek αφανης, aphanes, obscure, and stephanos, crown, apparently referring to low coronal
pappus of some species
aphas- Greek αφατος, aphatos, speechless.
aphe Greek αφη, aphe, touch, grip.
aphel-, aphelo- Greek αφελης, apheles, smooth, even.
Aphelandra simple-male, from Greek αφελης, apheles, smooth, even, and ανηρ, aner.
aphelandraeflorus -a -um with flowers similar to those of Aphelandra.
aphelanroides resembling Aphelandra, from Greek αφελης, apheles, ανηρ, aner, and οειδης, oeides, and
Aphelandra-oides.
apheliotropism turning away from the light
aphet-, apheto- Greek αφετος, aphetos, let loose, freely ranging.
aphis Greek αφις, aphis, a bug.
aphlebius devoid of nerves or veins
aphod-, aphodo, aphodus, -aphodus Greek αφοδος, aphodos, departure, a going back.