GLOSSARY 



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pluriperforate, with several openings 



pluristratosus, many-layered 



poculiformis, cup-shaped 



podetium, i, n., a stalk-like or cup- 

 like erect thallus 



polaris, polar 



politus, polished 



polleo, to be able, avail 



pollex, icis, m., thumb 



pcllicaris, thumb-like, an inch long 



polus, i, m., a pole 



poly-, many 



polyascus, with many asci 



pclyblastus, many-celled 



polyccphalus, polycephalous, with 

 many heads 



polyedricus, polyhedral 



polygonus, with many angles 



polyrrhizus, with many roots 



polystichus, polystichous, m many 

 rows 



pondus, eris, n., weight 



populus, i, f., poplar 



porosus, with pores 



porrigo, to stretch out 



porus, i, m., a pore 



positus, placed 



possum, to be able 



postea, hereafter 



postice, at the back 



postremus, last 



potius, rather 



praecedens, preceding 



praecipue, especially 



praeclarus, distinguished 



praecox, early, abundant 



praeditus, furnished 



praeferendum, preferred 



praelongus, very long 



praeprimis, especially 



praesens, present 



praesertim, particularly 



praestans, distinguishing, excelling 



praesumptus, assumed, presumed 



praetereaque, besides, moreover 



praeteritus, past 



pratum, i, n., a meadow 



primitivus, primitive 



primitus, at first 



primus, first 



prioritas, atis, f., priority 

 prismaticus, prismatic 

 privus, without, deprived 

 pro, for 



probabilis, probable 

 procerus, tall 

 processus, projection 

 procumbens, procumbent, prostrate 

 prodeuns, projected 

 productus, carried out, produced 

 proficiscor, to begin, arise 

 profunditas, atis, f., depth 

 profundus, deep 

 projectus, thrown off 

 proles, is, f., a race, offspring 

 proliferus, proliferous, produced, pro- 

 liferate 

 proliger, bearing offspring 

 prolongatio, onis, f., prolongation; 



lengthening 

 promycelium, i, n., promycelium 

 prope, near 



proper exciple, an apothecial cover- 

 ing or wall without algae 

 propius, proper 

 propinquus, adjacent 

 propulsus, expelled 



proratione, comparatively 



prorsus, forwards, exactly 



prorumpo, to break through 



prosenchymaticus, prosenchymatic, 

 consisting of long cells or fila- 

 ments 



proteus, changing, variable 



protractus, extended 



protrudens, projecting 



provectus, prolonged, advanced 



proveniens, coming 



pruinulosus, somewhat powdery 



pruinosus, powdery, pruinose 



pseudo-, false 



pseudoparaphyses, false paraphyses 



pseudoparenchyma, false parenchyma, 

 a tissue looking like parenchyma 

 but formed of threads 



pseudoperidium, a covering 



pseudoplasmodium, ii, n., a false Plas- 

 modium 



pseudopodium, ii, n., false foot, lobe 



pseudostiolum, i, n., false ostiole 



