See synonym , antora . [Note: as a curious detail, 'antora' seems to come from Greek 945; 957; 964; 953; ( anti- "opposite" ) 966; 952; 959; 961; 945; ( phthora "destroy" ), which would be an "antidote"; just for his other name 'aconito' ( 128558; ) , which also takes from Greek 945; 954; 959; 957; ( akon "javelin" ), a weapon with a poisoned tip for hunting wolves. Both were Latinized by taxonomists. ]
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