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Hosta (n.): plant genus of the lily family, coined in 1812 in Modern Latin from the name of Austrian physician and botanist Nicolaus Thomas Host (1761-1834).

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Punctate (adj.): Dotted, pointed, marked with dots, from Modern Latin punctuatus, from Latin punctum a point (from nasalized form of PIE root *peuk- to prick). Especially in biology, having dots scattered over the surface.

Related word: Punctation.

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Camellia (n.): small trees native to eastern Asia and Indonesia, named by Georg Joseph Kamel.

Japonica (n.): Japanese

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Pseudo: false, feigned, erroneous, in appearance only, resembling

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Lily (n.): Latin word Lilia, Lilium in the plural. White, pure, lovely (1530s) and pale, colorless (1580s).