GLOSSARY 



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cariosus, decaying 



carneus, flesh-colored 



carnosulus, carnosule, somewhat fleshy 



carnosus, carnose, fleshy 



caro, carnis, f., flesh 



carpogenus, living on fruit 



carpogonium, ii, n., carpogone, female 

 sex-organ, developing a fruit-body 



cartilagineus, cartilaginous, tough but 

 pliable 



caryopsis, idis, f., grain 



castaneus, chestnut-brown 



catenate, in chains 



catenifer, chain-bearing 



catenigerus, bearing chains 



catenulatus, catenulate, in chains 



catenuliformis, chain-like 



catenulus, m., -a, f., a small chain 



caterva, ae, f., heap, crowd 



catervatim, in heaps, in groups 



cauda, ae, f., tail 



caudatus, caudate, tailed 



caudex, icis, m., stalk 



caudicula, ae, f., a little stalk 



caulicola, growing on stems 



caulis, is, m., stem 



caulogenus, on stems 



caverna, ae, f., a cavern, hollow 



cavernosus, with hollows 



cavernula, ae, f., a little cavity 



cavitas, atis, f., cavity 



cavitatus, hollow 



cavus, i, m., hollow 



celans, hiding 



cella, ae, f., a cell 



celluliformis, cell-shaped 



cellulosus, cellular, consisting of cells 



censeo, to think, estimate 



centrifugus, centrifugal, around the 

 margin 



centrum, i, n., the center 



cephalodium, ii, n., a globose to club- 

 shaped projection on a lichen thallus, 

 containing alien algae 



ceraceus, waxy 



cerebriformis, brain-like 



cerebro-convolute, with brain-like folds 



cerebroid, with convolutions or folds 



cereus, waxy 



cerno, to perceive, separate 



cernuus, nodding, inclined 



cerumen, inis, n., wax 



cervinus, tawny 



cervus, i, m., deer 



cespitose, clustered, crowded 

 ceteroquin, otherwise, for the rest 

 ceterum, remaining 

 chalybeus, of steel, steel-blue 

 character, eris, m., character, style 

 charta, ae, f., paper 

 chartaceus, papery 

 chlamydospore, a spore with a thick 



membrane 

 chlamydosporicus, with chlamydospores 

 chlorinus, greenish 



chlorophyllous, with chloropliyll, green 

 chorda, ae, f., twine, cord 

 cibaria, ae, f., food 

 cicatrix, icis, f., a scar 

 cidaris, is, f., diadem 

 ciliatulus, slightly ciliate 

 ciliatus, ciliate, with long hairs on the 



margin 

 ciliolatus, ciliolate, with cilia 

 cincinnatus, curled 

 cinctus, surrounded 

 cinerescens, becoming ashen 

 cineresco, to become ashen or gray 

 cinereus, ash-colored 

 cingens, surrounding 

 cingulatus, surrounded, bordered 

 cingulus, i, m., a little belt 

 cinnabarinus, orange-red 

 cinnamomeus, cinnamon-colored 

 circa, near 



circinatus, circinate, coiled 

 circino, to circle 

 circiter, about 

 circuitus, us, m., a circuit 

 circulus, i, m., a circle 

 circumambiens, encircling 

 circumdatus, surrounded 

 circumscissile, splitting circularly 

 circumscriptus, circumscribed 

 circumtextus, surrounded 

 circumvallatus, surrounded 

 cirrhatus, curled 

 cirrhosus, cirrhose, curly 

 cirrhus, i, m., curl 

 citatus, cited 

 cite, to name, mention 

 cito, soon, rather 



citriformis, citriform, lemon-shaped 

 citrinus, lemon-yellow 

 cladodium, ii, n., a flattened branch 

 cladogenus, borne on branches 

 clathratus, clathrate, latticed 

 clausus, closed 



