3^4 Glossary. 



Mdsha, the weight of a grain of wheat. 



Maundj 80 Ibs. 



Maw ling t variety of citron in Bombay. 



" Medica," of Media. 



Merous, denotes divisions, such as 5-merous. 



Midrib, the principal nerve of a leaf. 



Miragbhhar y term in Nagpore to denote the after, or second crop. 



Miscible, that can be intermixed or crossed. 



Mitha, Hind, for sweet. 



Morphology, the transformations which the parts of an animal or plant 



have undergone in the course of evolution. 

 Murdbba, preserve. 

 Mussbnbi, corruption of Mozambique 



N&grang, supposed Sanskrit name for orange. 



Nand, a large earthen pot, as big as a tub. 



Ndrank "j 



N&rang > names of orange in Emp. Baber's memoirs. 



Naranj ) 



Naringhi and naranghi, a variety of Keonla orange. 



Ntirtun, name of an orange in S. India. 



Ncltterun, variety of citron in Ceylon. 



Nepalee, kind of lemon from Nepal. 



Nimboo, Hind, for lemon. 



Node, the part of a stem which bears a leaf. 



Oblate, depressed at both ends. 



Obovate, inversely ovate. 



Obtuse, blunt. 



Obversely, inversely. 



Ovary, the seed-vessel while yet in flower. 



Ovule, the seed before fertilization. 



Padshahbagh, King's garden. 



Paenbagh, lower garden. 



Pedicelled, stalked. 



Peni-dbdan means sweet orange in Ceylon. 



Petiole, leaf-stalk. 



Prolification, a budding. 



Pubescence, down on surface of plants. 



Punchi means small in Ceylon. 



Raceme, a bunch of flowers with equal stalks arranged on an axis. 



Raj-nimboo, king of lemons. 



Receptacle, the common support of the parts of a flower. 



Rhhmi, silky ; applied to a tomato-like variety of orange. 



Rungtra, same as Suntara orange. 



Rus, juice. 





