GLOSSARY AND INDEX 
Sascavdaen (hidney-shaped), somewhat like lunate, but 
with the extremities obtuse. 
Repayp, the margin gently waved or undulating, with 
shallow broad indentations. 
RerricaTe, when the upper part is bent back and ap- 
plied to the lower. 
Rericutate, (netted), having a number of slightly 
projecting lines, arranged in a net like form. 
Retrorss£, turned backwards. 
REUSE, rounded at the extremity, but having a depres- 
sion or indentation in the centre. 
REVERSED, 
REvo.ureE, the Sighs rolled peers or baskwards on 
each side in xstivation. 
Rurzocarpovs, perennial roots, the stem perishing 
yearly, and a new one, bearing flowers and fruits, ap- 
pearing annually. 
es. Seo, having four margins, the opposite nearly 
parallel. 
ee oak. having several ribs, or projecting lines some- 
What at parallel, on the surface. 
ee : 
cee Rosaczoxs, 
RostrateE, (beaked), -torlnating geal ina point, 
not very sharp. 
Rotate, 
Rouen, easheves), with short ait oleta 0 on the sur- 
Rociinan (subrotund), nearly circular. 
Rucosg, like reticulate, the spaces between the lines be- 
ing convex or swollen. 
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-Ruaixarte, when there are a ponies of dry cavities : 
traversing any solid body. 
- Ruwcinare, lion-toothed, with veil tneacenmitias 
verse segments, gradually — from peice 16 
to the base. 
