From: bartlone@gemed (Mike Bartolone 5-4266)
Subject: FAQ updates
Followup-To:  alt.bonsai
Keywords: alt.bonsai FAQ 
Reply-To: bartlone@gemed.ge.com (Mike Bartolone 5-4266)
Organization: GE Medical Systems, Milwaukee,  WI
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 18:39:59 GMT

This is a unix diff of last weeks alt.bonsai FAQ, and this weeks
FAQ. Lines preceeded by the character "<" are new or changed.
lines preceeded by the character ">" are the old lines. The
dictionary is complete within the limits of my resources now, so
additions will need to come from the alt.bonsai people. The whole
FAQ will be in the next message...

16,18c16,18
< and I have the latin botanical terms (again within the limits of my 
< knowlege/sources...) If you have additions or corrections, please e-mail 
< them to me at the address below.
---
> and I have the latin botanical terms that start with the letter 'a' 
> done. The latin terms should be complete by next week (again within 
> the limits of my knowlege...)
139,141d138
<   Other Japanese bonsai terms --
<   
<        nebari      the rootball of a bonsai
143,145c140
< 
<    Latin bontanical terms -- (Note: This section is complete within the
<                                limits of my documentation)
---
>    Latin bontanical terms -- (Note: This section is not complete)
184,318d178
<        babylonicus -- Babylonian, from Babylon
<        balticus -- from the Baltic
<        bengalinis -- from Bengal
<        biennis -- biennial
<        biflorus -- two flowered
<        bifolius -- two leaved
<        brefolius -- with short leaves
<        brevis -- short
<        brevisimus -- very short
<        brillian -- brilliant
<        brittanicus -- from Britain
<        brunneus -- brown
<        bulgarius -- Bulgarian
<        buxifolius -- with leaves like a boxwood, box-leaved
<        calamifolius -- with reed-like leaves
<        californicus -- from California
<        campestris -- found in fields
<        candelabrum -- having the form of a candelabra
<        candicans -- white or frosty looking
<        catitatus -- headed
<        carneus -- flesh-colored
<        cerefolius -- with waxy leaves
<        coccineus -- bright red
<        coloratus -- colored
<        columnaris -- having the form of a column
<        concolor -- similar coloring
<        conglomeratus -- all close together
<        contortus -- twisted, contorted
<        cordatus -- heart-shaped
<        cornutus, cornuta -- horned
<        crassifolius -- with thick leaves
<        crenatus -- serrated
<        cuspidatus -- sharp tooth, or hard point
<        deformis -- deformed
<        deliciosus, deliciosa -- delicious
<        dendroideus -- like a tree
<        densatus -- dense
<        densifolius -- with dense leaves
<        densiflorus -- with dense flowers
<        dentatus -- toothed, with a series of points
<        dipterus -- two-winged
<        discolor -- of two or several colors
<        dissectus -- deeply cut leaves, an in fern-leaved maple
<        divaricatus -- spreading
<        domesticus -- domesticated
<        edulis -- can be eaten
<        elatus, elata -- tall
<        elegans -- elegant, graceful
<        elongatus -- long
<        erectus -- upright
<        excelsius, excelsus -- tall
<        exoticus, exotica -- from another country
<        fastigiatus -- having nearly vertical, close-together branches
<        ferox -- fierce, thorny
<        flaccidus -- soft, limp
<        flammeus -- flame-colored
<        flexilis -- bendable, flexible
<        florepleno -- with double flowers
<        florebundus -- with many flowers
<        foetidus -- bad-smelling, having a fetid odor
<        fragrans -- sweet-smelling, fragrant
<        fragrantissimus very sweet-smelling
<        frutescens -- bushy, shrubby, twiggy
<        gallicus -- from Gaul (France), may also pertain to a rooster
<        giganticus -- large, gigantic
<        glaucus -- with a frost-like bloom, as on a grape
<        gloriosus, gloriosa -- great, superb
<        gracilis -- slender, graceful, lissome
<        grandifolius -- with large leaves
<        gutatus -- freckled
<        haemanthus -- bright red flowers
<        humilis -- dwarf, low
<        ilicifolius holly-like leaves
<        japonicus -- from Japan
<        lancifolius -- with lance-like leaves
<        latifolius -- with broad leaves
<        leptolepis -- with thin scales
<        leptophyllus -- with thin leaves
<        leucodermis -- with white skin
<        lobularuis -- lobed
<        luteus -- yellow
<        macranthus -- with large flowers
<        nacro -- big, long, large
<        maximus -- the largest
<        medius -- medium
<        megalophyllus -- with very large leaves
<        microphyllus -- with very small leaves
<        minimus -- very small
<        mollis -- hairy, fuzzy
<        myriophyllus -- with many leaves
<        nanus, nana -- dwarf, small
<        nerifolius, nerifolia, -- with narrow leaves
<        niger -- black
<        nodulosa -- with small nodes
<        nudifolia -- deciduous, naked of leaves
<        oblongatus -- oblong, oval
<        officinalis -- medicinal
<        parviflorus -- with small flowers
<        parvifolia -- with small leaves
<        patens -- spreading
<        pinous line-like
<        podocarpus -- with stalked fruits
<        polydactylus -- with many fingers
<        porphyreus -- purple
<        praecox -- very early
<        procumbens -- procumbent, lying down
<        pumilus -- dwarf, small
<        pygmaeus -- pygmy
<        pyramidalis -- pyramidal
<        repens -- creeping, low
<        reticulatus -- with a netted pattern
<        robustus -- strong, robust
<        roseaflorus -- with rose-like flowers
<        rotundifolius -- with round leaves
<        scandens -- climbing
<        semperflorens -- everblooming
<        sempervirens -- always green
<        serpens -- creeping
<        serpyllifolius -- with thyme-like leaves
<        serratus -- with a saw tooth edge
<        stolenifera -- with runners that root and send up 
<                       another plant
<        strictus -- erect
<        sylvaticus -- of the forest
<        tenuifolius -- with slender leaves
<        tomentosus -- very wooly
<        tridens -- with three teeth or points
<        variegatus -- veriegated
<        verrucosus -- warty
<        virens -- green
<        virginianus -- of Virginia, first defined in Virginia
<        viridis -- green
<        vulgaris -- common, vulgar, ordinary
<        xanthinus -- yellow
<        zonalis -- banded
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<                      CompuTrac, Inc.               dictionary contributions
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>                      CompuTrac, Inc.
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<  Bruce Barnett       barnett@crd.ge.com             Bonsai Today address..
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>  Bruce Barnett       barnett@grymoire.crd.ge.com    Bonsai Today address..
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