EXPLANATORY 
OF ALE 
Boranical and Technical Térms made ufe 
of in the foregoing WOR K: 
Wie SWE A Ot Sen ete 
A 
"A CINT, are {mall Grains growing in Bunches, after the man= 
ner of Elder-tree- Berries in Zngland, and yellow Hercules 
Berries in ‘this Mand) ego fog veer art 
Apices or Summits, are thofe Bodies which contain the Farina fecun- 
dans. They generally-hang’ upon flender Threads called Chives. 
Aromatic Plants, are thofe whofe Leaves or Branches have an odori- 
ferous Scent, as Rofemary, Lavender, &e. 
B 
DD Acciferous Trees, are thofe which beat Berries. A Berry isa 
flethy Fruit inclofing feveral Seeds. - 
Bulbous-rooted Plants, are of two Sorts, viz. .tunicated or coated’ 
Roots, which confift of feveral Coats involving each other, as the 
Onion, Tulip, &c. The other fquammofe or fcaly, which confifts 
of feveral Scales lying over each other, as the Lily, &c. 
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