A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

-sepaled: in both L. and Gk. comp. -sepalus,-a,-um (adj.A); -sepalous;

in L. comp.;

- aequisepalus, with sepals equal in size and shape with each other; brevisepalus, with short sepals; inaequisepalus, with sepals unequal in size and shape with each other; monosepalus, one-sepaled, provided with one sepal; “having the sepals all united into one body by their edges” (Lindley); multisepalus, with many sepals; paucisepalus, with few sepals; rubrosepalus, with red sepals. MORE EXAMPLES ?

in Gk. comp.;

- chorisepalus,-a,-um (adj.A) = aposepalus,-a,-um (adj.A): “with separate sepals” (Radford et al.).

- asepalus, “with no sepals or calyx” (Radford et al.).

- blepharosepalus, with ciliated sepals; erythrosepalus, red-

sepaled; gamosepalus, having connate or united sepals;

leptosepalus, with slender sepals; oligosepalus, with few sepals; platysepalus, with broad or wide sepals; polysepalus, with many sepals; psilosepalus, with smooth (glabrous) sepals; stenosepalus, with narrow sepals.

synsepalus, gamosepalous.

- hexasepalus, with six sepals.