A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

-frons, gen. sg. –frondis (s.f.III),: in L. comp. with (specified) leaves; –leaved; see frons, gen. sg. frondis (s.f.III), used in L. comp. as an adj.;

NOTE: many compounds are made with this element in the epithets of ferns.

NOTE: I have made the abl.sg. end in –i, rendered the neuter forms the same in the nom. & acc. sg. and pl. in the manner of other nouns made into B. adjectives, e.g. –formis,-e (adj.B):

      singular                    plural    
      
Nom.  -frons                      [m.f.] –frondes, [n. –frondia]  
Gen.  -frondis                           -frondium
Dat.  -frondi                            -frondibus
Acc.  [m.f.]-frondem [neuter –frons]     [m.f.] –frondes, [n. –frondia]  
Abl.  –frondi                            -frondibus

- Abacopteris gymnopteridifrons, with leaves like gymnopteris.

- ensatosessilifrons, with sword-shaped sessile leaves.

- albifrons, with white leaves; viridifrons, with green leaves.

- angustifrons, with narrowed or narrow leaves; bifrons, with two or two kinds of leaves; cordifrons, with heart-shaped leaves; crassifrons, with thick leaves; falcifrons, with sickle-shaped leaves; fissifrons, with divided leaves; flagellifrons, with whip-like or flagellate leaves; glaucifrons, with glaucous leaves; grandifrons, with large leaves; gymnopterifrons, with leaves like gymnopteris; laxifrons, with flabby (lax), or distant (remote) leaves; longifrons, with long leaves; mollifrons, with soft leaves; oblongifrons, with oblong shaped leaves; planifrons, with flat leaves; pubifrons, with pubescent leaves; setifrons, bristle-leaved or with leaves like bristles (setae); sulcatifrons, with sulcate leaves; tenerifrons, with delicate or thin leaves; tenuifrons, with thin leaves.

- integrifrons, with undivided leaves; simplicifrons, with undivided leaves.

Actinodaphne albifrons; Acacia latifrons; Acacia planifrons; Acoridium barbifrons; Acrocomia tenuifrons; Acrostichum trifrons.