A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

repletus,-a,-um (part.A): filled; full, filled full + genitive or abl.[> L. repleo,-evi,-etum, 2. to fill again, refill; to fill up, replenish, complete (Lewis & Short)]; opp. inanis,-e (adj.B), empty, vacent; opp. vacuus,-a,-um (adj.A): empty, void, vacant; cf. farctus, refertus; impletus,-a,-um (part.A), q.v.: full, filled up;

replens,-entis (part.B): filling, refilling, replenishing, completing;

- [Conferva marina pennata; alga] lapillis adnascitur in marinis littoribus, quoquoversus expansa, limo arenaque, interstitia ejus replentibus, plerumque gravida (Dill.), it grows on small stones on seashores, spread out in all directions, on mud and sand, filling the interstices [i.e. spaces] of it, on mud and sand.

- cellulis chlorophyllo repletis, with cells filled with chlorophyll.

- protoplastus olei repletus, protoplast full of oil.

- stratum anticum cellulis vel filis erectis dense repletum (Steph.) anterior layer densely filled with cells or erect threads.

- drupa pisiformis, 5-pyrena, carne lacunosa oleo repleta (B&H), drupe pea-shaped, with 5 pyrenes, with the flesh chambered, full with oil.

- legumen intus uniloculare et continuum, v. interdum pulpa repletum, v. inter semina substantia cellulosa farctum (B&H), legume inside unilocular and continuous, or sometimes filled with pulp, or stuffed with a cellulose substance among the seeds.

- bacca e viridi flavescens, pulpa amarissima mucilaginosa repleta(F. Mueller), from green to yellowish, filled with a most bitter mucilaginous pulp.

- loculis ampissime pulpa glutinosa v. mucilaginosa repleti(B&H), with the locules very copiously filled with a glutinous or mucilaginous pulp.

- (moss) folia e cellulis basi utrinque densissime areolatis, ductibus heteromorphis angustissimis inanibus interpositis, medio basis laxioribus ductibus subhomomorphis, omnibus longis, apicem versus brevioribus amplioribus valde serpentinis inanibus vel raro ex parte subrepletis composita(Mueller), leaves composed of cells at the base on both sides very densely areolate, intermixed with heteromorphic guide-cells very narrow, empty, in the middle of the base more lax, with the guide-cells nearly of the same shape, all of them long, toward the apex shorter, bigger, strongly serpentine, empty or rarely in part somewhat filled up.

- [alga] frons costata e cellulis granulosa materia repletis contexta (Agardh) the blade is costate, constructed of cells full of a granulose material.

- [algae] cellulae plerumque quasi vacuae et hyalinae, rarius coloratae (Laurenciae quaedam), aut amylaceis (?) granulis. facile sese solventibus (Gracilaria, Sphaerococcus) repletae (Agardh), cells commonly almost empty and hyaline, more rarely colored (certain Laurenciae), or filled with (perhaps) amylaceous granules, easily breaking up from each other (Gracilaria, Sphaerococcus).

- [Vitis indica] Caules 1. sarmenta inferiora hujus viminis copia aquae purissimae frigidaeque sunt repleti, detruncatione mox exstillantis (Swartz), the stems or [l. = vel] lower sarmenta [of this flexible branch] are filled with an abundance of the purest and cold water, soon trickling out after detruncation [i.e. cutting or lopping off].