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Stropliiolo 1 

 (Strophiolatc). J 

 Style. 

 Subor. 

 Suil'ruticosc. 



Sugar. 



Symmetrical. 



Syncarpous. 

 Testa. 



Tetradynaraous. 

 Thallogeus. 



ThaUus. 



Thcca. 



Tigellus. 



Tomcntum. 



Torus. 



Trichogyne. 



Tuber. 



Umbel. 



Umbilicus. 

 Urccolate. 

 Urn or Thcca. 



Utricle. 

 Valves. 



Vernation. 



Verticillate. 



Volva. 



Whorlod. 



Zoospore. 



ipr one more 



et^ual 



Excrescences of the iesta, independent of tha panicle ox micropyle. 



The terminal prolongation of a carpel. 



A layer of the bark interposed between the epidcrmi-i nn<l the lUier. 



Having a persistent stem, but the leaves and twigs renewed 



annually. 

 A vegetable product analogous to starch, but containing 



molecule of water. 

 "Wlien tlie parts of successive -whorls are isometric or 



number. 

 See Fruit. 



The external coat of a seed. 



Stamens are so, when, of six, four arc large and paired. 

 Cry])togams, whose growth is at the periphery, as Pungi and 



Lichens. 

 The vegetative apparatus of a Lichen, usually composed of three 



layers, the cortical, gonidial, and medullary, and sometimes a 



basal one, termed tlie /n/pothnllus. 

 See Urn. 



The canticle or stem of the embryo. 

 The downy covering of some plants. 



Till! part whereon the corolla and andrmcium are inserted. 

 A tubular organ of fertilization in certain Alt/a {Floridea). 

 The dilated extremities of underground roots, usually containing 



starch. 

 A raceme with the primary axis reduced to a point, and the 



secondary axis ei|ual and radiating. When the secondary 



axes bear others, it is called compound. 

 The hilum. 

 Pitcher-shaped. 

 The capsular fruit of mosses (inclosing the sporangium) borne 



on a pedicel {neta), usually furnished with cover {operculum); 



a central axis {columella) ; the margin {peridome) ; sometimes 



cnciicled by a separable border {annulus). 

 An achenc with a thin and almost membranous ji^cr/cfl/y;. 

 The segments of the ripe pistil which dehisce to allow the seeds to 



escape. 

 The arrangement of the petals and sepals in bud. 

 See Leaf. 



In fungi the pouch enveloping the young plant. 

 Sec Leaf. 

 A spore furnished with vibrating hairs and gifted with motion. 



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