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aspericaulis -is -e rough-stemmed, 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.
asperifolius -a -um with rough leaves, rough-leaved, from Latin asper and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
aspermus -a -um seedless or spore-less, from Greek α-σπερµα, a-sperma.
aspernatus -a -um rejected, disdained, despised, from Latin aspenor, aspernare, aspernatus.
asperocarpus -a -um having rough-walled fruit, from Latin asperus and carpus.
asperrimus -a -um with a very rough epidermis, from Latin superlative of asper, very rough.
aspers Latin scattered, sprinkled.
aspericulus -a -um finely roughened, from Latin diminutive of aspersus.
aspersus, adspersus sprinkled, spread on
aspersus -a -um with spattered markings, sprinkled, from Latin aspergo, aspergere, aspersi, aspersum.
asperugineus -a -um somewhat Asperugo-like, slightly roughened or uneven, from Latin asper.
Asperugo roughened-one, a prickly plant from Latin asper, rough, and -ugo, suffix indicating a substance or
property possessed; or -ugo, feminine suffix.
Asperula little rough one, Latin feminine diminutive of asper (woodruff).
asperulatus -a -um somewhat resembling Asperula.
asperuloides Asperula-like, resembling Wood-ruff, from Asperula and -oides.
asperulus -a -um finely roughened, from Latin asper.
asperus -a -um rough, from Latin asper.
asphal- Greek ασφαλης, asphales, steadfast, firm, immovable.
Asphodeline Asphodelus-like.
asphodeloides Asphodelus-like, resembling Kings-spear or Silver-rod, from Asphodelus and -oides.
Asphodelaceae from the genus name, Asphodelus, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family
names.
Asphodelus Asphodel'us (as-fo-DEL-us) the Latin name asphodilus, in Homer, Greek ασφοδελος, asphodelos,
flower of Hades and the dead, for Asphodelus ramosus, silver rod. (Asphodelaceae)
asphodelus astragalus, Asphodelus ramosus (L.)
aspi-, aspid, aspis, -aspis Greek aspis, a shield; Latin an adder, viper.
aspi-, aspis Latin aspis, an adder, Vipera berus, snake.
aspid-, aspida Greek ασπις, aspis, shield, Egyptian cobra - asp, Naja haje.
aspidioides resembling Shield-Fern, Aspidium
Aspidistra small-shield, from Greek ασπιδισεον, aspidiseon, for the stigmatic head, from analogy with
Tupistra.
Aspidiaceae from the genus name, Aspidium, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Aspidium a little shield, from Greek ασπιδιον, aspidion, from ασπις, ασπιδος, aspis, aspidos, shield and -ium
Greek diminutive suffix, small, from the shape of the shield fern’s indusium. (Aspidiaceae)
Aspidoglossum shield tongue, from Greek ασπιδος-γλοσσα, aspidos-glossa, for the dorsally flattened corolla
lobes.
Aspidotis Aspido'tis (as-pi-DOE-tis) Greek aspidotes, shield-bearer, for the shieldlike false indusia, alternately
shield-like-eared, from Greek ασπιδος-ωτος, aspidos-otos.
Aspilia without belmish, from Greek α-σπιλος, a-spilos.
asplein-, Asplenium- spleen-wort-.
asplenifolius -a -um, aspleniifolius aspleniifo'lius (as-pleen-ee-i-FO-lee-us) asplenium-leaved, with leaves
(fronds) resembling Spleen-wort, Asplenium, from Asplenium and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
asplenioides resembling Spleen-wort, Asplenium
Aspleniophyllitis the compound name for hybrids between Asplenium and Phyllitis.
Aspleniaceae Asplenia'ceae (as-plen-ee-AY-see-ee) from the genus name, Asplenium, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Asplenium (a-SPLAY-nee-um) without-spleen, from Greek α-, a, not, and σπλην splen, spleen, referring to
supposed medicinal powers, or New Latin, alteration of Latin asplenum spleenwort, from Greek ασπληνον,
asplēnon, Dioscorides name for spleenwort, irregular from splēn, spleen, akin to Latin lien, spleen, thought by
Dioscoroides to aid spleen disorders. (Aspleniaceae)
aspr- Latin rough
aspre-, aspred, aspret Latin aspreta, roughness, uneven; a rough place.
asprellus -a -um asprel'lus (as-PREL-lus) and ellum, Latin diminutive suffix meaning small
asprellus with rough scales