60 CENTAUREA 



Centaurea* (sen-to'-re-a, sen-to-re'-a) 



Centaurium* (sen-to'-ri-um) 



Centetes (sen-te'-tez) 



centranthifolius (sen-tran-thi-fol'-i-us, sen-tran-thi- 



fo'-li-us) centranthus-leaved. 

 Centranthus* (sen-tran'-thus) 

 Centrocercus (sen-tro-ser'-kus) 

 Centrophanez (sen-trof'-a-nez) 

 Centrosema* (sen-tro-se'-ma) 

 centrum (sen'-trum) a sharp point, the point 



around which a circle is described. 

 Centunculus* (sen-tun'-ku-lus) 

 Centurio (sen-tu'-ri-o) 

 Centurus (sen-tu'-rus) 

 Ceophloeus (se-of-lo-e'-us) 

 Cephaelis* (sef-a-e'-lis) 

 Cephalanthera* (sef-a-lan-the'-ra) 

 cephalic (se-fal'-ik, sef-al'-ik) 

 Cephalophus (sef-ar-6-fus) 

 cephalopod (sef-al-6-pod, sef-ar-6-pod) 

 Cephalopoda (sef-a-lop'-6-da) 

 cephalopodium (sef-al-o-po'-di-um) 

 cephalotus (sef-al-o'-tus) with a head, 

 cephalula (sef-al'-u-la) 

 Cephidae (se'-fi-de) 

 Cephus (sef -us) 



Cerambycidae (ser-am-bis'-i-de) 

 Ceraphron (ser'-a-fron) 

 cerasifer (ser-as'-i-fer) cherry-bearing, 

 cerastes (se-ras'-tez) a horned serpent; also, 



horned. 

 Cerastium* (ser-as'-ti-um) 



