Androphore 
Anime 
flowersdouble, the stamens petaloid, 
the pistils unchanged ; An’drophore, 
Androph’orum (¢épw, I bear); (1) 
a support of a column of stamens, as 
in Malvaceae; (2) a stalk supporting 
anandroecium; An’drophyll (pv\\ov, 
a leaf), a male sporophyll, a stamen ; 
An’drophyte (¢urdv, a plant), a male 
plant in the sexual generation ; 
Androsporan’gium (copa, a seed ; 
dyyetov, a vessel), Sporangium con- 
taining An’drospores, (1) swarm- 
spores of Oedogoniae, which give 
rise to Dwarf-males, destined to pro- 
duce spermatozoids, (2) see Supple- 
ment; an’drous, staminate, male. 
Anelectrot’onus (dvd, up; #rexrpov, 
amber ; révos, stress), the diminished 
excitation produced on the vital 
movements of plants by a constant 
current of electricity from the anode. 
Anem’onin, an acrid substance 
from several species of Anemone, 
Tourn. 
anemoph’ilous (dveuwos, wind; giAdw, I 
love), applied to flowers which are 
wind-fertilized, the pollen being 
conveyed by the air ; Anemoph’ilae, 
wind-fertilized plants; Anemo’sis, 
wind-shake, a disease of timber- 
trees. 
anfract’uose, anfractuo’sus, anfrac’- 
tous, anfrac'tus (Lat., a curving), 
sinuous, as the anthers of gourds; 
also spirally twisted. 
Angiench’yma (dyyetov, a vessel ; 
éyxuua, an infusion), vascular 
tissue of any kind; angiocar’pic, 
angiocarp’ous, -pus (kaprds, fruit), 
(1) having the fruit invested by 
some covering which masks it, as 
in the Cupuliferae; (2) with 
spores enclosed in some kind of 
receptacle ; a closed apothecium in 
Lichens; Angiog’amae, Ardissone’s 
group for Angiosperms and Gymno- 
sperms; Angi’olum, the spore-case of 
certain Fungi (Lindley) ; angiomo- 
nosperm’ous (yoves, one; omépya, 
seed), having only one seed in the 
carpel; Angiosperm’s, An’gio- 
sperms, plants having their seeds 
enclosed in an ovary ; angiosperm’- 
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al, belonging to the plants classed 
as Angiosperms ; ~ type of Stomata, 
characterised by the development 
of the inner and outer border of 
their cuticle, the outer border 
usually considerably thickened ; 
angios’porous, used of Cryptogams 
producing spores in a closed recep- 
tacle; Angiosp’orae, plants so 
characterised. 
Angle, An'gulus (Lat., a corner), in 
botany not limited to the inclina- 
tion of two lines, but often refers to 
the meeting of two planes to form 
an edge, as in angular stems ;~ of 
Deviation, that which a branch or 
similar organ makes with its axis ; 
~of Divergence ; that measured in 
the eycle between successive mem- 
bers in the same spiral or whorl. 
anguillulaeform’is (Lat., shaped like 
a small eel), applied by Koerber to 
Lichen-spores which are worm-like 
in shape. 
angular, angular’is, angula’tus, 
angulo'sus (angulus, a corner), used 
when an organ shows a determinate 
number of angles, as the quadran- 
gular stems of Labiatae ; ~Diver- 
gence, in phyllotaxis, is given under 
ANGLE of divergence; ang’ulate, 
angula’tus, more or less angular; 
angulinerv’ed, angulinerv'ius t (ner- 
vus, a nerve), when veins form an 
angle with the midrib, as in most 
Dicotyledons; angulodent’ate (dens, 
dentis, a tooth), having angular 
teeth (Crozier). 
angustifo'liate, -lious, -dius (angustus, 
narrow; folium, a leaf), narrow 
leaved ; angustisept’al, angustisep- 
tatus (septum, a division), having 
w narrow-partitioned fruit, as the 
silicle of Thiaspi; Angustisep’tae, 
plants so characterised. 
Anhalo’nine, a poisonous alkaloid 
from Anhalonium Lewinii, Hen- 
nings ; it resembles Strychnine. 
An‘ilophyll, a product from Chloro- 
phyll after treatment with Aniline, 
whence the name. 
An‘ime, « transparent resin from 
Hymenaea Courbaril, Linn, 
