A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

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A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

aqueus,-a,-um (adj.A): clear as water; cf. hyalinus,-a,-um (adj.A), vitreus,-a,-um (adj.A), clear as glass; see uncolored;

- herbae succo aqueo vel lacteo scatentes, herbs abounding in a watery [i.e. clear] or milky juice (Cactus).

- [Leguminosae] herbae annuae v. perennes, raro suffrutices, succo aqueo, saepissime subacrido (B&H), herbs annual or perennial, rarely somewhat shrubby, with an aqueous (i.e. clear) most often subacrid sap.

- crystalla aquosa, clear crystals.

- arbores parvae v. elatae, succo aqueo v. saccharato v. rarissime lacteo scatentes (B&H), (the genus Acer:), small or tall, flowing with a watery, sugary or very rarely milky sap.

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