A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin


Vascular bundle, a strand of wood fibers and associated tissues: Fasciculus,-i (s.m.II) vascularis (adj.B), abl. sg. fasciculo vasculari. Cambium fasciculare, abl. sg. cambio fasciculari, the fascicular cambium, “that portion which belongs to the vascular bundles” (Jackson).
Vascular plants, “those which possess vessels, as Phanerogams and Filicales” (Jackson): planta,-ae (s.f.I) vasculosa (adj.A): - Flora sicula, exhibens plantas vasculosas in Sicilia aut sponte crescentes aut frequentissime cultas, secundum systema naturale digestas", 1826; Sicilian flora, displaying the vascular plants in Sicily either growing spontaneously or most frequently cultivated [Karel Bořivoj Presl (1794–1852), of Prague]. Plantae Endogenae and Plantae Exogenae have vascular structure withlymphatic, spiral or proper vessels; Plantae Cellulosae have cellular structure, c omposed entirely of cellular texture (S. Gray). (plantae) vasculares or Vasculares (pl.f.III), gen.pl. Vascularium: plants”which possess vessels, as Phanerogams and Filicales” (Jackson).
vascular, fibrovascular: (fibro)vasalis,-e (adj. B), (fibro)vascularis,-e (adj.B): “relating to or furnished with vessels” (Jackson); cf. falsinervis,-e (adj.B): with nerves formed of cellular (not fibrovascular) tissue (Stearn); - plantae vasculares, vascular plantes, i.e. phanerogams and pteridophytes. - fasciculus fibrovasalis totam radicis longitudinem percurrens, fibrovascular bundle running down the whole length of the root (Stearn). - endodermis 2 fasciculis fibrovascularibus discretis, endoderm with 2 discrete fibrovascular bundles. Angienchyma,-atis (s.n.III), abl. sg. angienchymate: “(obsol.) vascular tissue of any sort” (Lindley); see -enchyma,-atis (s.n.III). Systema vasculare, abl. sg. systemate vasculari: the vascular system, “all that part of the interior structure of a plant into whose composition spiral vessels enter, or their modifications” (Lindley); [of vascular plants] “the interior parts in which the vessels occur” (Jackson). tigellularis,-e (adj.B): “vascular” (Jackson), [perhaps dim. > L. tignum,-i (s.n.II), a piece or stick of timber; a trunk of a tree, a log, beam (Lewis & Short), e.g. dim. tigillum,-i (s.n.II), a small piece of wood]. Vascular Plants: plantae vasculares, abl. pl. plantis vascularibus; or simply, in the nom. pl., Vasculares (pl.f.III): “those which possess vessels, as Phanerogams and Filicales” (Jackson). NOTE: vascularis,-e (adj.B0, vasculosus,-a,-um (adj.A): “containing spiral vessels or their modifications” (Lindley).