270 SEDOIDES 



sedoides (se-do-i'-dez) sedum-like. 



Sedum* (sed'-um, se'-dum) 



segetis (sej'-e-tis) of a cornfield. 



Seiurus (si-u'-rus) 



sejugous (sej'-u-gus) a team of six. 



Selaginella* (sel-a-ji-nel'-a, sel-a-jin-el'-a) 



selaginoides (sel-a-ji-no-i'-dez) like Selago. 



Selago* (sel-a'-go) 



Selasphorus (sel-as'-fo-rus) 



Selenarctos (sel-en-ark'-tos) 



Selenodon (se-le'-no-don) 



Seleucides (sel-u'-si-dez) 



Selinocarpus* (sel-i-no-kar'-pus) 



Selinum* (sel-l'-num) 



Semecarpus* (se-me-kar'-pus) 



Semele (sem'-e-le) 



semen (se'-men, pi. sem'-i-na) 



semidecandrus (sem-i-de-kan'-drus) with half of 



ten stamens. 

 seminal (sem'-i-nal) 

 seminiferous (sem-i-nif -er-us) 

 Semotilus (se-mot'-i-lus) 

 sempervirens (sem-per'-vi-renz) evergreen. 

 Sempervivum* (sem-per'-vi-vum, sem-per-vi'- 



vum) 

 Senebiera* (sen-eb-e'-ra) 

 Senecio* (se-ne'-shi-o, se-ne'-si-d) 

 senile (se'-nil, se'-nil) 

 senticosus (sen-ti-ko'-sus) full of thorns. 

 sentus (sen'-tus) thorny, rough. 

 sepal (se'-pal, sep'-al) 

 Sepedon (sep'-e-don) 



