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• Anagram of generic name Lasia (now Forsstroemia), alluding to similarity  +
• Anagram of generic name Malpighia  +
• Anagram of generic name Mitella  +
• Anagram of generic name Stenotus  +
• Anagram of genus name Pterogonium  +
• Anagram of specific epithet salmantica  +
• Anagram, for Thomas Smith, English microscopist, died ca. 1825  +
• Ancient Arabic name  +
• Ancient Celtic name for plant known to Druids  +
• Ancient Greek asaron, name of an unknown plant  +
• Ancient Greek name for plants of the genus  +
• Ancient Greek name psidion for Punica, alluding to supposed resemblance  +
• Ancient Greek name used by Theophrastus for plant used to curdle milk  +
• Ancient Latin name for bramble, from ruber, red  +
• Ancient Latin or Greek plant name  +
• Ancient name for an endive-like plant, attributed to Pliny  +
• Ancient name for fleabane  +
• Ancient name used by Pliny for a Polygonum taxon  +
• Ancient name used by Theophrastus for a Salix taxon  +
• Ancient name, perhaps from Greek malache, mallow  +
• Apparently from Chinese name for one of the species  +
• Apparently from an African vernacular name  +
• Arabic alloeh, a name for these or similar plants  +
• Arabic assthirak, name for type species, S. officinalis  +
• Arabic lufah, name for L. aegyptiaca  +
• Arabic mouz  +
• Arabic name doronigi  +
• Arabic name qaqulleh  +
• Arabic qartam, safflower  +
• Arabic ribas, rhubarb, mistakenly applied to currants  +
• Arabic tamr, a tree with dark bark  +
• Arabic to Persian talkh chakok, a bitter herb  +
• Association with the disease scrofula by the doctrine of signatures  +
• Based on an anagram of Scott  +
• Blysmus, a genus name, and Greek - opsis, likeness  +
• C lassic Latin name derived from Greek ion, violet  +
• Carib Indian name for Manihot, erroneously applied  +
• Celtic ar mor, at seaside, alluding to habitat  +
• Ceylonese vernacular name  +
• Ceylonese vernacular name for a species of Abutilon  +
• Chilean Native American (Mapuche) name for hardwood of Amomyrtus luma  +
• Chinese name meaning "plant from the south"  +
• Ancient Greek name for horseradish, or perhaps Celtic ar, near, mor, sea, and rich, against, alluding to habitat  +
• Ancient Latin name used by Pliny, probably corruption of barbascum, bearded, alluding to dense tomentum, or barbarum, medicinal plaster, alluding to use of some species  +
• Arabic melóchich, name for Corchorus olitorius Linnaeus, a salad plant in the East  +
• Arabic name alkemelyeh, perhaps alluding to alchemists' interest in reputed marvelous powers of its dew  +
• Arabic suaed, black, Arabic name for Suaeda vera Forsskål ex J. F. Gmelin  +
• Asa, honoring American botanist Asa Gray, 1810–1888, and Greek anthos, flower  +
• Attributed to Dioscorides, Greek petasos, broad-brimmed hat, alluding to large basal leaves  +
• Canada and Greek anthos, flower, alluding to mainly Canadian distribution  +