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atjanicus -a -um from Bacan Island, Maluka (Batjan, N. Molucca) Indonesia.
bato-, batus, -batus Greek a bramble; passable
Batodendron thorny tree, from Greek βατος-δενδρον, batos-dendron.
Batopedina little-thorny-tangle, from Greek βατος-πεδαω, batos-pedao.
batrach-, batracho-, batrachus, -batrachus Greek βατραχος, batrachos, a frog.
Batrachia a section of Geranium, from βατραχος, batrachos, for its resemblance to Ranunculus acris
(ranunculus is Latin for little-frog).
batrachioides water-buttercup-like, resembling Batrachium, from βατραχος-οειδης, batrachos-oeides.
batrachion, batrachii n., batrachium, batrachii n., Latin a plant of genus Ranunculus.
Batrachium little frog, diminutive of βατραχος, batrachos, the Greek name for several Ranunculus species.
(Ranunculaceae)
Batrachospermum frog-seed, from Greek βατραχος-σπερµα, batrachos-sperma, for the mucilaginous
appearrance.
batrachospermus -a -um with mucilagonous seed, from Greek βατραχος-σπερµα, batrachos-sperma
batt-, batto Greek βαττος, battos, stammerer, stammer.
battandieri named for Jules Aime Battandier (1848-1922), French botanist; of the Algiers Medical School.
batus, bati f. Latin, a bramble; blackberry bush, raspberry bush.
-batus -a -um accessible, passable; -thorn bush, from Greek βατος, batos, a sectional suffix in Rubus.
batyle Greek βατυλη, batyle, female dwarf.
bauca- Greek βαυκαλιον, baukalion, a narrow-necked vessel that gurgles.
bauco- Greek βαυκος, baukos, prudish, affected.
baudotiii for Herr Baudot (fl. 1837), German amatuer botanist.
Bauera, bauera, baueri, bauerianus -a -um for H. Gottfried and Franz Bauer, botanists, travellers, and
illustrators, and for Ferdinand Bauer (1760-1826), botanical artist and traveller. (Baueraceae)
Baueraceae from the genus name, Bauera, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Bauhinia modern Latin from Linnaeus, for the Swiss botanists Caspar (Gaspar) Bauhin (1560-1624), and his
brother Johan (Jean) Bauhin (1541-1613). (Caesalpiniaceae)
bauhiniiflorus -a -um with flowers resembling those of Bauhinia.
Baumannii either the Bauman brothers, nurserymen at Bollweiler, Alsace, or Herrn E.H. Baumann of
Bolivia, producer of Begonia baumanii.
Baumea for Baume, Luzon, Cyperaceae.
baumeanus -a -um from Baume, Luzon.
bauno- Greek βαυνος, baunos, furnace, forge.
baurii for Reverend L.R. Baur (1825-1889), who collected Rhodohypoxis in South Africa.
bavaricus -a -um Bavarian, of Bavarian origin, from Bayern State, Germany. Bavarian or Baiuvarii means
men of Baia, the Celtic tribe Boii, whose name is preserved in the words Bavaria and Bohemia.
bavosus -a -um from the Mexican vernacular name, bavosa.
baxis Greek βαξις, baxis, oracular saying, report, rumor.
bay Old French baie, berry, Laurus nobilis, baccae-lauri, the laurel berry; laurels were awarded to scholars,
hence baccalaureate, baccalor, bachelor. OED has an alternate version, which see.
baytopiorus -a -um, baytopii for Professor Turhan Baytop (1920-20002), Turkish pharmacist, plant collector
and writer.
bdell-, bdella, -bdella, bdello Greek βδελλη, bdella, a leech.
bdella, bdellae f., bdellium, bdellii n. Latin an aromatic gum; a resinous tree, probably a species of
Balsamodendron.
bdellium sticking, leach-like, from Greek βδελλα, bdella; βδελλιον, bdellion, possibly from Hebrew
b’dōlakh, referring to the pungent resin of some species of Balsamodemdron (= Commiphora) species.
bdelycto Greek βδελυκτος, bdelyktos, disgusting, abominable.
bdelygma, -bdelygma, bdelygmato Greek βδλυγµα, bdelygma, disgust, abomination
bdelyr-, bdelyro- Greek βδελυρια, bdelyria, disgusting, abominable; beastly, coarse, objectionable.
bdesm-, bdesma, -bdesma Greek βδεσµα, bdesma, a stench.
bdol-, bdolo-, bdolus, -bdolus Greek βδολος, bdolos, a stench, stink.
-bdolon -smelling, -stench, from Greek βδολος, bdolos.
bealei for Thomas Chay Beale (c.1775-1842), Portuguese Consul in Shanghai who facilitated Robert
Fortune’s collecting work.
beanianus -a -um, beanii for William J. Bean (1863-1947), author of Trees Shrubs hardy in the British Isles.