GLOSSARY 315 
-are (locative suffix), suffix denoting a community. 
aspect (asfectus, appearance), the seasonal impress of a formation, e.g., the 
spring aspect. 
association, the arrangement of individuals in vegetation. 
atmometer (druds, vapor), an instrument for measuring evaporation. 
atropurpureus, dark purple. 
atrovirens, dark green. 
autochore (airds, self), motile plants, or those with motile spores; autoch- 
thonous (dv, ground), native. . 
avellaneus, drab. 
barrier, a physical or biological obstacle to migration or ecesis. 
bathyphyti’um (8a6vs, low), a lowland plant formation. 
blastochore (Adorn, growth), a plant distributed by offshoots. 
-bole (80%, a throw), combining term for propulsion; bolochore, a plant dis- 
tributed by propulsion. 
broti’um (pords, mortal), a succession caused by man; brotochore, a plant 
distributed by man. 
caeruleus, pale blue. 
caesius, eye-blue. 
camni’um (xduve, cultivate), a succession due to cultivation. 
carphospore (xdp¢os, scale), a plant with disseminules possessing a scaly or 
chafly pappus. 
carpostrote (xapzés, fruit), a plant migrating by means of fruits. 
centrospore (xérpov, spur), a plant with spiny disseminules. 
chalici’um (xdA.é, gravel), a gravel slide formation; chalicad, a gravel slide 
plant. 
cheradi’um (yépados, a sandbar), a wet sandbar formation cheradad, a wet 
sandbar plant. 
chersi’um (xépoas, dry barren waste), a dry waste formation; chersad, plant 
of a dry waste. 
chioni’um (xudv, dvos, snow), a snow formation; chionad, a snow plant; 
chionophyti’um, a niveal plant, formation. 
chledi’um (yAjdes, rubbish), a ruderal formation; chledad, a ruderal plant. 
chlorenchym (xAwpés, greenish yellow, évxvya, infusion), the chlorophyll tissue 
of the leaf. 
«chore (xwpéw, to spread abroad), combining term to denote agent of migration. 
chresard (xpijois, use), the available water of the soil, the physiological water- 
content. 
clitochore (xAéros, slope), a plant distributed by gravity. 
