432 GLOSS AR ¥, 
Tricufpidata, three-pointed. aie 
Trifidum folum,; a. Leaf divided into three linear Segment, 
having ftraight Margins. 
Triflorus pedunculus, a Foot-ftalk bearing three Flowers. 
Trigonus caulis, a threé-fided Stalk... 
Trigynia, three Females, the third Order in fome of the Claffes. 
Trihillate, aSeed having three Eyes. : 
‘Trijugum folium, a winged Leaf, with three Pair of Foliola. 
Trilobum folium, a Leat havingthreé Lobes, _ 
Trinervum folizm, a Leaf having three ftrong Nerves running 
from the Bafe to the Apex. : 
Trioecia, three Houtes, the third Order in the Clafs Polygamia’ 
in the fexual Syftem. 
Tripartitum folium, a Leaf divided into three Parts down to the 
Bate. 
Tripetala corolla, a Flower confifting of three Petals. 
Tripetaloidex, three petaled, an Order of Plants in the Frag- 
menta methodi naturalis of Linnaeus. 
Triphyllus calyx, a Cup confifting of three Leaves. 
Tripinnatum folium, compafitum, a Leaf having a triple Series 
of Pinna, or Wings. 
Triplinerve folium, a Leaf having three Nerves running froni 
the Bafe to the Apex. 
Triquetrum folie caulis, Leaves and Stalks having three plait 
Sides. 
Trifperma, three-feeded, as in Euphorbia. 
Triternatum folium, compofitum, a compound Leaf when the 
Divifions of a triple Petiolus are fubdivided into three’s, 
Trivalve pericarpium, a Pod confifting of three Valves. 
Truncatum folium, a Leaf having its Apex as it were cut off. 
Truncus, the Body or Stem of a Tree. 
Tuberculatus, having Pimples or Tubercles. 
Tuberculum, a little Pimple. 
Tuterofa radix, a tuberous or knobbed Root. 
Tubulatum perianthivm, tubular Flowers, as in the Clafs Dis 
dynamia. 
Tubulof Jfofculi, tabular Florets nearly equal, one of the three. 
Divifions of compound Flowers. 
Tubus, a Tube, the lower and narrow Part of a monopetalous 
Flower. 
Tunicatus radix, a Species of bulbus Root, having Coats lying 
one over another from the Centre to the Surface, as in thé 
Onion, Tulip, &c. b 
Turbinatum fericarpium, a Kind of Pod thaped like a Top, nar< 
row at the Bafe and broad at the Apex. = 
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