982 AN EXPLANATION OF 
73 Hifpidus, hifpid, covered with ftiff Hairs or Briftles: 
74 Aculeatus, aculeate, armed with Prickles, 378. 
75 Spinofus, {pinous, arméd with Thorns, 384. 
76 Urens, ftinging. armed with Stings, 391. 
77 Stipulatus, {tipulate, having ftipula, 291. 
78 Membranatus, membranated, flat like a thin pellucid Leaf 
79 Bulbiferus, bearing Bulbs, 655. 
ComposiTion. 
80 Enodis, without Knots or Joints, the Thicknefs uniform. 
81 Simpliciffimus, very fimple, with few or no Branches. 
82 Simplex, fimple, that rifes uniform and regular to the Top. 
83 Integer, intire, undivided, 
84 Articulatus, jointed. 
85 Prolifer, proliferous, fending forth Branches only from the 
Appex. 
86 Dicteeanie branched always by two, forked. 
87 Brachiatus, brachiate, branching oppofite, the upper Pair 
croffing the next below. 
$8 Subramofus, fubramous, having few lateral Branehes. 
8g Ramofus, ramous, having many lateral Branches. 
go Ramofidimus, many Branches, fubdivided without Order, 
in all Directions. 
gi Virgatus, virgated, with many flender Twigs. 
gz Paniculatus, paniculated, whole Branches are varioufly fub- 
divided. 
93 Failigiatus, faftigiate, Branches arifing from a Centre to 
an equal Height. 
g4 Patens, {preading, 134. 
g5 Divaricatus, divaricate, Branches forming an obtufe Angle 
from the Trunk, 105. - 
RAMI PARTES CAULIS, 
The Branches Part of the Stem. 
g6 Alterni, alternate, when they come out fingle and follow ia 
gradual Order, 115. 
97 Diitichi, diftichous, in two Rows. 
Q8 Sparli, {parfed, {cattered without Order, 118. 
gg Conferti, crowded, 119. 
100 Oppofiti, oppofite, 126. 
101 Verticillati, verticillate, Branches furrounding the Stem, or 
at the Joints, like the Rays of a Wheel. 
102 Ereéti, ereét, upright, perpendicular. 
103 Coarctati, clofe together, almoit touching towards the Top. 
104 Divergentes, divergent, Branches growing from the Trunk 
at Right Angleslike Rays from a Centre. 
105 Divaricati, divaricate, Branches fhooting from the Trunk, 
fo as to make an obtufe Angle. 
106 De 
