42 DICTIONARY OF 
3,4, oremore angles or comers, aie wie Archangel 
hath 4.— ; 
ANGULAR CAPSULE, as in Flower de les or Flag. 
ANGUSTIFOLIUS, narrow-leaved. 
ANNUAL (annuus) living only one year; as the waeeaine 
ANNULUS, ring. 
ANNvUUS, annual. _ 
AnomaLovs (anomalus) irregular, subject to no certain order. 
ANTHER, or Tip (anthera) a part of a stamen fixed upon the 
filament, and containing the pollen. In Dogs Mercury it 
hath one cell; in Hellebore two; in Orchis three ; in 177- 
tillary four; see stamen. PI. 3. f. 2. (ce. co co c.c.¢.) f. 5. 
(b. b. b. b. b. b.) £. 6. (h). ; : 
ANTHERA, Anther. 
APETALUS, without a petal. 
Apex, the point, end, or termination of a leaf, Ke. 
- ApnuyLyus, leaflets. 
APoPpu ysis, excrescence, : 
APPENDICULATUS, appended, mostly applied to exprels an 
additional small leaf. 
APPROACHING, see converging. 
APPROXIMATUS, near to, or nee togethers 
ARACHNOIDEUS, cobwebbed. t 
shal oe conc -arborescent, gradually becoming firm mn 
ARBOREU s, tree-like ; having a permanent woody stem. 
ARCUATUS, bowed. 
ARILLUS, seed-coat.. 
ARISTA, awn. - 
ARISTATUS, awned. 
Arm (brachium) see measure. 
-ArmA, weapons of defence. - 
ARROW-SHAPED (sagittatus) Lear, shaped like the head of _ 
an arrow, as the leaves of Sorrel; the Small or Great 
Bindweed. P1. 7. f. 13. 
ANTHERS, as in the Crocus, Elder, 
SripuLs, as in the Pea, 
ARTICULATUS, jointed. 
ARTICULUS, joint. 
ASCENDENS, or Adscendens, ascending. 
ASCENDING (ascendens) growing first horizontally, and then 4 
_ bowed upwards. It is applicable either to Leaves, to Stalks, 4 
to Stems, as in spiked Speedwell, or to Stamens, asin all 
the Speedwells. See the Stamnes next below miner me f. 8. 
ASPER, rough, — 
ASPERIFOLIA, Tough-leaved. 
- ASSURGENS, rising. 
ATTEN UATUS, growing slender, 
‘Avucrus, Calyx, when the = has the addition of another 
smaller Calyx. 
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