A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

meridionalis,-e (adj.B), meridianus,-a,-um (adj.A), q.v.: southern, south, q.v.; see australis; see south, southern, q.v.; see direction (of the compass); opp. septentrionalis,-e (adj. B), northern;

- [Althenia] species 2, aquarum mortuarum salsarum Galliae meridionalis, Hispaniae, Siciliae, et Algeriae incolla (B&H), species 2, of the salty dead waters of southern France, an inhabitant of Spain, Sicily and Algeria.

- America meridiana, South America.

- in America Meridionali, in South America.

- in America meridionali prope Sanctam Martham et Carthagenam (DeCandolle), in South America, near Sancta Martha (Saint Martha) and Carthagena.

- species Andes Americae meridionalis a Mexico ad Chili borealem incolunt (B&H), the species dwell in the Andes of south America from Mexico to northern Chili.

- [Boreava] species unica Asiae Minoris, in Gallia meridionali advena (B&H), a single species of Asia Minor, adventive in southern France.

- incolit loca calcaría maritima Americae meridionalis (Swartz), it inhabits calcarious maritime places of south America.

- [lichen] Ad rupes, praesertim calcareas, in Anglia, Gallia (etiam meridionali) et Germania rarius. (Nyl.), on roxks, especially calcareous, in England, France (also southern [France]), and in Germany more rare.

- in remotis montanis meridionalibus pervulgati, sed propius nondum reperti (S&A), very common in in distant southern mountain [sc. locis or regionibus], but more closely [i.e. closer] not yet found.

- [lichen] species calcicolae praesertim in Europa meridionali et Algeria vigentes (Nyl.), a calcicolous species flourishing especially in southern Europe and Algeria.

- in America merid. regionibus calidioribus prope Santa-Fe-de-Bogota (DeCandolle), in southern [i.e. South] America in the warmer regions near Santa-Fe-de-Bogota.

- in parte autem meridionali, trans Atlantem sita, summe arenosa et rarissime imbribus irrigata, aestate coelum ardens et torridum (Desf.), however, in the southern part, situated across the Atlas Mts., it is extremely sandy and most rarely watered by the rains, in summer the heavens [i.e. the weather] burns fiercely and is parched.

- incolit fruiticeta maritima Americes meridionalis (Swartz), it occupies maritime shrub-associations of South America.