A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

wherever, wheresoever: quacumque (adv.), quaqua (adv.), ubicumque (adv.), ubivis (adv.);

- quacumque mador exstitus tum etiam germinatio, wherever moisture occured, then also germination.

- stipes brunnescens vel atrobrunnescens ubicumque contusus, stipe becoming brown or dark brown wherever bruised.

- ubivis folia papillis carentia, superficies nitida, wherever

the leaves lack papillae, the surface is glossy.

wherever, where, wheresoever, anywhere: ubicumque (adv.), ubicunque (adv.);

- stipes brunnescens vel atrobrunnescens ubicumque contusus, stipe becoming brown or dark brown wherever bruised.

- ubicumque folia papillis carentia, superficies nitida, wherever the leaves lack papillae, the surface is glossy.

- substantia tenera, humida: digito ubicunque tacta colore pulchre sanguineo tingit, the substance is delicate, moist: wherever touched with a finger stains with a beautifully blood red color.