Anticipatory 



apo- 



by Boulger for what has since been 

 called Precocity. 

 anticli'nal {avrl, against ; K?dve(a, I in- 

 cline), perpendicular to the sur- 

 face; '-Cells, "parent "-cells which 

 persist in their primitive state with- 

 out producing antipodal cells or 

 vesicles ; Vesque further subdivides 

 them into (a) inert, {b) active or 

 albuniinigenous, (c) cotyloid ; — 

 Planes, --Walls, those which cut the 

 surface or the periclinal walls at 

 right angles ; An'ticlines, anticlinal 

 walls or planes ; anticlinan'thons 

 {&vdos, flower), the inferior scaly 

 parts of some Composite flowers ; 

 anticryptogam'ic (-I-cryptogamic), 

 used of mixtures for destroying fungi; 

 Antidimor'phism ( + Dimorphism), 

 varied shape of an organ in the same 

 plant, as distinct' from variation in 

 two distinct individuals (Lindman) ; 

 antid'romal, antid'romons {5p6fxos, a 

 course), the direction of a lateral 

 spiral being different to that of the 

 main stem ; -^ Torsion, a twist 

 against the direction of twining ; 

 Antid'romy, diverse twining ; used 

 also when diff'erent individuals of 

 the same species display right- and 

 left-hand torsion ; Antifer'ment 

 (-{-Ferment), bodies which inhibit 

 the action of enzymes ; Ahtihet'ero- 

 phylly + (Heterophylly) = An- 

 TiDiMORPHisM ; Antikin'aso (-f Ki- 

 nase = Antiferment : Antily'sin 

 {\vffi5, a loosing), any substance 

 which inhibits catalytic action ; anti- 

 mycot'ic (/iv«7jy, fivKTiros, fungus), 

 fungicidal ; antipathet'ic {iradr}TiKhs, 

 suffering), applied to plants which 

 do not easily unite by grafting 

 (Crozier) ; Antip'athy, the quality 

 shown by antipathetic plants ; anti- 

 pedunc'nlar {pedu-nculus, a stalk), 

 placed opposite a peduncle ; anti- 

 pet'alons {ir€Ta\ov, a flower leaf), 

 oppositp or superposed to a petal, 

 not alternate : the same as oppositi- 

 PETALOUS; An'tiphyte {tpvrhv, plant), 

 in alternation of generations, that 

 generation which produces reproduc- 

 tive cells asexually, the antithetic 



generation (Celakovsky) ; adj. anti- 

 phyt'lc ; antip'odal (irovs, voShs, foot) 

 ~ Cells, three cells at the base of the 

 embryo sac, formed by division of the 

 primary nucleus, when surrounded 

 by protoplasm and finally cell walls ; 

 antisep'alous ( + Sepalum), oppo- 

 site to or upon a sepal, that is, not 

 alternate with it ; a shorter word 

 for opposiTisEPALous ; antisep'tie 

 {fftjirriKhs, putrefying), preventing 

 putrefaction. 



Antisperm'y (kvrl, Eigainst ; awtpfta, a 

 a seed), Delpino's term for the 

 coalescence of the fertile divisions of 

 .the phyllome into a single fertile 

 body opposed and superposed to the 

 sterile division, in Phanerogams ; in 

 Pteridophytes ho terms this phe- 

 nomenon Antisporan'gism (<nrop^, 

 seed ; ar/yf^ov, vessel). 



antithetic {atfrid«ris, opposition), in 

 alternation of generations opposed 

 to homologous, implying that the 

 two generations are different in 

 origin. 



Antitox'in {iyrt, against + Toxin), a 

 substance secreted by the plant to 

 protect itself against harmful bac- 

 teiia ; adj. antitoxic; antit'ropal, 

 antit'ropous, -pus (TpoiHj, a turn), 

 a synonym of Orthotropal as ap- 

 plied to ovules ; antitrop'ic (rpoir^;, 

 a turning), (1) suggested by A. 

 Gray for twining against the sun, 

 that is, sinistroi-se ; (2) relating to 

 Antit'ropy ) Lopriore's term for 

 roots which branch in opposite direc- 

 tions from the main axis ; anti- 

 nlto'nian ( + Ultonian), used by 

 Praeger for plants whose distribution 

 is least in the province of Ulster ; 

 antizy'mic, antiz3rmotlo (Cvfirj, 

 yeast), preventing fermentation. 



au'trorae, aniror'siis {aniero-, before ; 

 versus, turned backwards), directed 

 upwards, opposed to betrorse. 



Ant'rum % (Lat., a cave) = Pomum. 



ann^oleate (o, without, 4- nucleus) 

 non-nucleate. 



•a'nom, Clemen ts's suffix to denote 

 "Layer." 



ap-, apo", prefix of negation (Rothert); 



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