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this stage, inhabits the flesh of 

 various animals according to its 

 species, and which consists of a 

 head and neck like those of a 

 tapeworm, from which, however, 

 a vesicular appendage hangs down ; 

 the tailed bladder- worm : Cysti- 

 cercus cellulosae, stil'-ul'dtfe (L. 

 cdlulosus, having cells), a species 

 of tailed bladder-worm found in 

 the substance of the heart of the 

 pig ; the embryo of the tseriia 

 solium : C. pisiformis, pls'i- 

 form'-is (L. pisum, a pea ; forma, 

 shape), a species found in the 

 rabbit : C. tenuicollis, t^n^u-i- 

 kdl'lis (L. tennis, thin; col- 

 lum, the neck), a species about 

 an inch long with a very small 

 head: C. cucumerinus, kuk-um'* 

 Vr-in'-us (L. cucumis, a cucumber, 

 cucumeris, of a cucumber), a 

 species of bladder- worms found in 

 the rabbit: C. fasciolaris, fas'* 

 si-ol-dr'-is (L. fascidla, a small 

 bandage from fascia, a bandage), 

 a species of bladder-worms found 

 in the rat and mouse : all the 

 preceding, and many others, are 

 the embryos of the different 

 species of tapeworm. 

 cystidium, n. ,sist-id'>i- wm,cystidia, 

 n. plu., sist-id'-i-a (dim. of Gr. 

 kustis, a bladder), in bot., sacs 

 containing spores ; a kind of 

 fructification in fungi, 

 cystitis, n., sist-lt'-is (Gr. kustis, 

 a bladder), inflammation of the 

 bladder : cystirrhoaa, n., sist'-tr- 

 re'-a (Gr. rheo, I flow), a discharge 

 of mucus from the bladder. 

 cystocarp, n.,sist'd'kdrp(Gr. kustis, 

 a bladder ; karpos, fruit), the re- 

 ceptacle in which the spores are 

 ultimately formed in Floridese, a 

 Sub-order of seaweeds. 

 cystocele, n., sist'o-sel (Gr. kustis, 

 a bladder ; kele, a tumour), hernia 

 of the bladder: cystodynia, n., 

 sist f '6-dln f 'i'd (Gr. odune, pain), 

 pain in the bladder. 

 cystocestoid, a., sist'-d-sest'-dyd (Gr. 

 kustis, a bladder; kestos, a girdle; 

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eidos, resemblance), applied to 

 intestinal, cystose parasites having 

 flat bodies. 



cystoid, a., sist'oyd (Gr. kustis, a 

 bladder ; eidos, resemblance), re- 

 sembling a cyst: cystose, a., slst f ' oz, 

 containing cysts. 



cystolith, n., sist'-o-lith (Gr. kustis, 

 a bladder ; lithos, a stone), a cell 

 containing numerous crystals, 

 usually lying loose, as in the leaf 

 of Ficus. 



Cytisus, n., sit'-is-us (Gr. kutisos, 

 the bean trefoil tree), a very orna- 

 mental genus of trees and shrubs, 

 Ord. Leguminosse, Sub-ord. Papil- 

 ionacese : Cytisus scoparius, skop- 

 ar'-i-us (L. scoparius, a broom 

 to sweep with), a species whose 

 broom -tops are used as a diuretic: 

 C. laburnum, lab-ern'-um (L. lab- 

 urnum, the laburnum tree or 

 shrub), the laburnum tree, the 

 seeds and bark of which are nar- 

 cotic. 



cytoblast, n., sU'd>bldst(Gi\ kutos, 

 a vessel, a cell ; blastano, I bud), 

 the nucleus of animal and vegetable 

 cells: cytoblastema, n., sit'6- 

 blast'em'a, the viscous fluid, or 

 formative material, in which 

 animal and vegetable cells are 

 produced, and by which they are 

 held together ; protoplasm. 



cytogenesis, n., slt'-o-jen'-es-is (Gr. 

 kutos, a vessel, a cell ; genesis, 

 origin), the development of cells 

 in animal and vegetable structures : 

 cytogenetic, a., sit'-o-jen-et'tk, 

 pert, to cell formation : cytog- 

 enous, a., sit-oaf-en-us, having 

 connective tissue : cytogeny, n., 

 sit'ddj f -^n'i, cell formation. 



Cyttaria Darwinii, sU-tdr'i-d ddr- 

 wln'4'l (Gr. kuttdros, the cell in 

 the comb of bees), a species of 

 fungi named in honour of Darwin, 

 found on the bark of the beech, 

 globular, and of a bright yellow 

 colour, and which the natives of 

 Tierra del Fuego eat. 



Dactylis, n^ 



:. daktulos, 



