A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

usually, very often, commonly: plerumque (adv.) 'mostly, usually, very often;' vulgo (adv.) 'commonly;' saepe (adv.) 'often', q.v.; saepius (adv.) more often; saepissime (adv.) most often; usitate (adv.) 'in the usual manner;' usualiter (adv.) 'in the usual manner, usually;' see commonly, generally, normally, typically; see mostly; opp. nunquam (adv.), numquam (adv.) 'never;' opp. raro (adv.), rarenter (adv.) 'rarely, seldom;'

- chloroplasti plerumque lumen cellulare cingentes, chloroplasts usually surrounding the cellular lumen.

- achaenia stipitata saepius 2-alata, achenes stiped very often 2-winged.

- folia alterna, plerumque parva raro ampliata, leaves alternate, usually small rarely enlarged.

NOTE: perpetuo (adv.), semper (adv.) 'always;' nonnumquam (adv.), interdum (adv.) 'sometimes;' 'nearly always:' persaepe (adv.), saepissime (adv.) 'nearly always;'

- ramificans saepissime laterali- atque ventrali-intercalariter, branching nearly always lateral- and ventral-intercalary.