Galactia
noun
Ga·lac·tia
gəˈlakshēə,
-ktēə
: a large genus of twining herbs or erect shrubs (family Leguminosae) that are found chiefly in warm regions and have pinnately trifoliate leaves and purple racemose flowers see milk pea
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from galact- + -ia
- hydroxylases
- hydroxylate
- hydroxylated
- hydroxylates
- hydroxylating
- hydroxylation
- hydroxylations
- hydroxylic
- hydroxyls
- hydroxymethyl
- hydroxymethylation
- hydroxymethyles
- hydroxymethyls
- hydroxynaphthoic acid
- hydroxyproline
- hydroxyprolines
- hydroxyquinoline
- hydroxytetracyclines
- hydroxytryptamine
- hydroxytryptamines
- hydroxyurea
- hydroxyureas
- hydroxyzine
- hydroxyzines
- hydrozincite