A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

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A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

thereupon, next, then, in order of succession, from that point on: dein (adv.), deinde (adv.), exinde (adv.); see dein (adv.); see subinde (adv.);

- filamentis longe cum gynopboro basi in columnam monadelpham connatis, deinde fìliformibus (B&H), with filaments at the base long connate with the gynophore into a monadelphous column, thereupon filiform.

- pileus primum planus, deinde cupulatus, tum erosus postremo deliquescens, pileus at first flat, next cup-shaped, then erose, finally deliquescens.

- sub germinatione epistomium e poro exitus 6-8 um lato depulsum exinde evanescens, at germination the plug is expelled through an exit pore 6-8 um wide, thereupon vanishing.

A work in progress, presently with preliminary A through R, and S, and with S (in part) through Z essentially completed.
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