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obliqua is Latin (slanting, sideways, on one side) meaning 'lop-sided or oblique' with reference to ... . [See Nothofagus obliqua.]
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oblonga is Latin (oblong) meaning 'oblong (almost parallel sided)' with reference to the leaves. [See Cydonia oblonga.]
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Obolaria [genus name] is derived from Greek oblos (small coin) with reference to the paired leaves. [See Obolaria.]
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obscura is Latin (covered, dark, obscure) meaning 'dark, indistinct, obscure, hidden, dusky, unknown or uncertain'. [See Pulmonaria obscura.]
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obtusangula is made up of Latin obtusus (blunt) and angulus (angle, corner) components with reference to the fruit. [See Callitriche obtusangula.]
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obtusifolia is made up of Latin obtusi- (blunt) and -folia (leaved) components. [See Rosa obtusifolia, Senna obtusifolia.]
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obtusifolius is made up of Latin obtusus (blunt) and -folia (leaved) components. [See Rumex obtusifolius.]
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Ochroma [genus name] is derived from Greek ochro- (pale yellow, ochreous). [See Ochroma.]
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octopetala is derived from Latin octo (eight) and petalum (petal) components meaning 'eight-petalled'. [See Dryas octopetala.]
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ocymifolia is made up of the genus name Ocimum and Latin -folia (leaved) components meaning 'with basil-like leaves'. [See Leonotis ocymifolia.]
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