Species within a genus
For the Rev. Sir John Cullum (1733-1785),** British botanist, geneologist, antiquarian and scholar, fellow of the Royal Society, and his brother Thomas Gery Cullum (1741-1831),** a medical practitioner and surgeon, member of the Royal and Linnaean Societies.
(Ch)
(Ch)
saeta, seta, = a thick, stiff hair, a bristle; of the spiny leaves of coniferous trees;
(a bristle, bristle-like organ, as the fruit-stalk of a (sporophore) moss)
-osus, = indicates abundance or full or marked development.
saetosus, setosus, = full of coarse hairs or bristles, bristly, setous.
aranea, = a spider; a spider’s web, cobweb;
-osus, = indicates abundance or full or marked development.
araneosus, = full of spiders’ webs, similar to cobwebs.
(ld, BL)
(a bristle, bristle-like organ, as the fruit-stalk of a (sporophore) moss)
-osus, = indicates abundance or full or marked development.
saetosus, setosus, = full of coarse hairs or bristles, bristly, setous.
aranea, = a spider; a spider’s web, cobweb;
-osus, = indicates abundance or full or marked development.
araneosus, = full of spiders’ webs, similar to cobwebs.
(ld, BL)
Cullumia setosa var. microcephala (La, G)
Prickly Daisy (Vo) Sprawling Bush Thistle (Wf)
Location: (F, P)
Prickly Daisy (Vo) Sprawling Bush Thistle (Wf)
Location: (F, P)
saeta, seta, = a thick, stiff hair, a bristle; of the spiny leaves of coniferous trees;
(a bristle, bristle-like organ, as the fruit-stalk of a (sporophore) moss)
-osus, = indicates abundance or full or marked development.
saetosus, setosus, = full of coarse hairs or bristles, bristly, setous.
mikros, = little, small; petty, mean, trivial insignificant;
cephale, = head;
-alis, -aris, = belonging or pertaining to, resembling, provided with.
(ld, BL, LS)
(a bristle, bristle-like organ, as the fruit-stalk of a (sporophore) moss)
-osus, = indicates abundance or full or marked development.
saetosus, setosus, = full of coarse hairs or bristles, bristly, setous.
mikros, = little, small; petty, mean, trivial insignificant;
cephale, = head;
-alis, -aris, = belonging or pertaining to, resembling, provided with.
(ld, BL, LS)
saeta, seta, = a thick, stiff hair, a bristle; of the spiny leaves of coniferous trees;
(a bristle, bristle-like organ, as the fruit-stalk of a (sporophore) moss)
-osus, = indicates abundance or full or marked development.
saetosus, setosus, = full of coarse hairs or bristles, bristly, setous.
(ld, BL)
(a bristle, bristle-like organ, as the fruit-stalk of a (sporophore) moss)
-osus, = indicates abundance or full or marked development.
saetosus, setosus, = full of coarse hairs or bristles, bristly, setous.
(ld, BL)
squaleo, = to be stiff or rough from slovenliness or want of care; to be filthy, neglected, squalid;
-osus, = indicates abundance or full or marked development.
squarrosus, = scurfy, scabby, scalled.
(squarose, i.e. rough with scales, tips of bracts etc., projecting outwards usually at about 90º)
(ld, BL, Ox)
-osus, = indicates abundance or full or marked development.
squarrosus, = scurfy, scabby, scalled.
(squarose, i.e. rough with scales, tips of bracts etc., projecting outwards usually at about 90º)
(ld, BL, Ox)