IN 



the title o( piJ?i/Io abeunte in fruSlum^ oppofed to 

 Calyce abeunte in fru£lum. 



INFLATUM Perianth'ium {in, & flatus, a 

 puff, a blaft] as if blown up like a bladder; belly- 

 ing out in the middle, oppofed to reflexum, tubu- 

 lofum, patens. 



Infiatum Pericarpium, cum inftar veficae ca- 

 vum fit, nee repletur feminibus, as in the Fu- 

 maria citrhofa. 



IN FLEX A Folia {infleClo, to bend inward] 

 leaves bending upwards towards the fi:em, dum 

 furfum arcuantur verfus caulem, 



INFLORESCENTIA, Inflorefcence, com- 

 pr£hends the various modes in which flowers 

 are joined to the plant by the Pedumulus; which 

 modes are expreffed by the following terms, 

 Verticillus, Capitulum, Spica, Corymbus, ThyrfuSy 

 Raccmm, Panicula. In the Phil, Botanica the 

 terms Jxillares, Oppofttifolii, JnterfoUacei, Late- 

 rifolii^ Petiolares, Cirrhiferi, were alfo under 

 the general head of Inflorefcentia, but they are 

 fince tranfplanted under Pedunculus loco. Vid. 

 Delin. Plant a. 



INFUNDIBULIFORMIS Corolla [Infundl- 



huhum., a funnelj monopetalous and conical, 



N with 



