A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

tabularis,-e (adj.B): flattened horizontally, plate-like; (in geographical epithets) growing on Table Mountain, South Africa (Stearn); see lamellaris,-e (adj.B), laminaris,-e (adj.B), septatus,-a,-um (adj.A);

- radix, gen. sg. radicis (s.f.III) tabularis, abl. sg. radice tabulari, tabular roots, buttress-like roots of certain tropical trees (Kerner in Jackson).

- Patria. Prom. bon. spei monte tabulari ad fontem: Ecklon; Dutoitskloof ad cataractam 1600' alt. (Mueller), native land. Cape of Good Hope; at a spring, at Table Mountain: Ecklon: Dutoitskloof at the cataract, 16-- feet in altitude.

- Prom. b. spei, ad monumenta lapidea hortorum summorum in vertice boreali montis tabularis (C. Mueller), the promontory of Good Hope, on the stone monument of the highest of the gardens on the north summit of Table Mountain.