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Duntate : toothed ; the tot.'th pointiii'^' outwards 



but llot fol-UMI'ds, 49. 



I)eiiticiilaty : toolhcil with iniimtt.' tcfth. 

 ] )fi>rrssiMl : flatti'in'd froiii al>o\i'. 

 Diadflphous Stamens : united ijy their lihiaients 



in two sets, 73. 

 Dicotyh'donous, Dicotylednnnus Plants, 22, 97. 

 Diffuse: loosely and widely .--preadinj^'. 

 Digestion in plants, 87. 

 ])i^itate, 51. 

 l)iieeious Flowers, 6S. 

 ]);sst;cted : cut into fine divisions. 

 ])istinct ; of separate pieces, unconnected with 



each other, 71, 7 v 

 Divided : cut through or nearly so, 50. 

 Divisions, 49. 



Double Flowers (so called), 61). 

 Downy : clotlied with soft and short hairs. 

 Drupe: a stone-fruit. 7S. 

 Dnqiaceous : like a drupe. 

 J)ry Fruits, 77, 78. 



KaiikI) : hearin<^ ear-like projections, or auricles, 

 at th»! base, on one or botii sides, 48. 



Klaliorated Sap, 87. 



Elliptical : regularly oval or oblong. 



Kinarginate : notched at the end, 49. 



End)ryo : the germ of a seed, 6, 9, 8 ^. 



Endogenous Sti-m. Endogruous Plants, 41, 07. 



Ensiform : sword-shaped, as tiie leaves of Iris 

 (Fig. 64). 



Entire : tiie margin even, not toothed or cut, 49. 



Ei)iderniis : t!ie skin of a plant, 44. 



Epi{)hytes : air-plants. 35. 



Equitant (riding astride), 53. 



Erect, 37, 



Essential Org.ans of the Flower, y. 



l']vfrgreen: holding the leaves green over winter. 



Exogenous Stem, Exogenous Plants, 41-43, 97. 



Exserted : protruded, or projecting, a.s the sta- 

 mens in Fig. 45. 



Family, 94. 



Farinaceous : mealy or like meal. 



I'ascicle : a bundle or clo.se cluster, 63, 



Fascicled Roots, 36. 



J'l ather-veined, 46. 



I'ertile Flower, 68, 



l''il)rous Roots, 27, 36. 



Fiddle-shaped : obovate but contracted on each 



side near the middle. 

 Filament (of a stamen), 7, 64, 



Filiform : thread-shaped. 



Fleshy Fruits, 77. — Plants, 31. — Roots, 35, 



Kloral : relating to the tlower, 



Moral ICnvcldpfs, 7. 



l''lower, 5, 7, 58, 



Flower-buti : an unopened flower. 



l'''lower-clusters, 59 



Flowering Plants, 58, 97. 



Fh)werles8 I 'hints, 58, 97. 



Flower-stalks, 3S, 60, 



l'"ollicle : a simple pod opening down ono side 



(Fig. 2101. 80. 

 F<iotstalk of a le.af, 4^. 

 Free : not united with any other part, as when 



the calyx is not unit' <1 with the ovary, nor 



tim pi'tals with tiie calyx. &c., 75. 

 Fringed : the margin be.set with bristles, &c., or 



finely cut into slender appendage.s. 

 Fruit, 5, 9, 77. _ 



Fugacious : falling or withering very early. 

 Funnel-shaped, or Funnel-form, 72. 



(Jknkuic namk : the name of the genus. 



(iienus : ])lural (Jenera, 94, 



( ierm, 6, 9. 



(ierminate : to grow from the seed, 11. 



( ieriuination, 1 1. 



(libbous, projecting or bulging (m one side. 



Ulands : ;i name given to very different tiungs ; 

 to little fleshy bodii's in some flowers (p. 132)1; 

 to places in the leaves of the St. John's- 

 wort, the Or.ange, t\:c., appearing like dot.s, 

 which contain a v olatile oil ; and to the lar- 

 ger oil-cells in the rind of the Orange and 

 Lemon. Also hairs or any j)rojections on 

 the surface of leaves or stalks which contain 

 or exuile any aiomatic, glutinous, or watery 

 matter, are called glands ; as on the leaves 

 and footstalks of the Sweet-Iirier and of tho 

 Flowering Raspberry, p. 1 53. 



Glandular : lieariug glands, or gland-like. 



Glandular hairs , hairs tipped with a gland or 

 head. 



Glaucous : whitish or whitened with a bloom, or 

 fine j)owdery matter that rubs off, a,s tliat 

 on a Cabbage-leaf. 



Globose : shaped like a ball or sphere. 



Globular : nearly globose. 



Glomerate : collected into close or a head-Iika 

 cluster. 



Glumaceous : glume-like ; resembling or bear. 



ing glumes. 



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