GLOSSARY. 1 13 



Suberose; cork like. Tridentate: three-toothed. 



Bub-, a qualifying prefix, signifying Trifid; three-cleft. 



somewhat; as Trifoliate; three leaves together. 



fiuo-cordate, somewhat heart-shaped ;*u&- TVifoliolate; three leaflets together, 

 rotund, somewhat round. Trigonous; 3-angled, 3-sided. 



i ed; under water. Trigynous; having three styles. 



Hubtorran. us; growing beneath the earth. Trimerous; a whorl of 3 parts. 

 Subulate; awl-shaped, tapering to asharp Triuuitrous; sharply 3 angled, the 3 

 locuulent ; juicy, pulpy. [point. si les concave. 



-.-; a shoot. Tripinnate; 3 times pinnate. 



Puffruticnse; slightly shrubby ; smaller Triternate; 3 times termite. 



t i a ashi Trophosperm; a synonyme for th« pW 



Bulcate; grooved, marked with d *ep tines. cento. 



■i ir : a calyx or corolla is superior Trumpet-shaped; tubular, dilated at the 

 when it is inserted on the upper part apex. 



of an ovary. Truncate; aa if cnt o,T transversely. 



Bapra-axU!ary; appearing above an axil. Tube; the united, part of a calyx or 

 Bnrculose ; producing suckers. corolla. 



Suspended; an ovule hanging directly Tuber; a thick and fleshy subterranean 



d<>\\ awards. stem of no regular form. 



Putural ; belonging to a carpel. Tubereles-; small knobs or tubers.. 



gutuse; a seam at the meeting of two Tubereiitote; warty. 



parts, the line of dehiscence of a ear pel. Tunicate 

 S. m metrical ; when parts are in their Turbinate; top-sbap*tL 

 normal pr Turgid; swollen, thick. 



everal carpels uniting in Twining; a irally. 



one o< Two-ranked; rows on opposite sides. 



Byngenesious ; anthers united in a tube. 



Sj oonynves; names of the same meaning. Umbel; an inflorescence, where the fiow- 



'iii the same point 

 filiform process BfUxed to a seed, in a radiat -d manner. 



mical root. Umbellate; bearing umbels. 



■ inner covering of a seed. Urabellets; secondary or partial umbel*. 

 lendageby which a climb- ■• b >d in the centre. 



ing plant supports itself. Umbilicus , the bilum of a seed. 



Terete; cylindrical or tapering, but Dmbonate; boshed. 



Unarmeii; destitute of spines, prickbs, 

 T rminal; proceeding from the apex. b r i iate; hooked. [&«. 



Ternate; in threes, three fold. Uuder-shrubd; em-all plants wiih woody 



Testa; tin- outer cat of a seed. stems. 



uamous; having 6 stamens, 4 of Undulate; wavy. 

 whim are longer than the others. ©ngtticulafce; claw-like; having a claw. 



Tetrag* tg 4, styles. Unguis; the claw of a petoL 



T;'tr:i'n -:■'-<■.;-•; in fours. " Unilateral; one-sided. 



Tetrandria ; having i stamens. Urceo ate; urn-shaped. 



Thalamus : a name for the receptacle of Urticle; a small bag or sac. a oaryopsis 



the flowers. which doss not adhere to the seed. 



Thallophyt s; stemless. leafless. flowerl»ss 

 Thallus; the frond of Hepaticse. [plants. Vagina; a sheath. 



Vaginate : sheathed. 

 Thorn : a spine or short process from the Valvate; having valves. 



woody part of a plant. Valves; the piece- of a pericarp, whivh 



Throat; the orifice of a calyx-tube. separate naturally on ripening. 



Thyrsus; a condensed panicle. Variety ; a plant differing from the type 



Tomeutose; woolly with short dense of '-the aperies in minor particulars. 



hairs. Vascular plants ; plants with spiral ves~. 



Toothed; having salient points not di- Vascular tissue. [sels-. 



reeted towards the apex of the leak Vaulted; arched, as the upper lip to 

 Top-shaped; inversely conical. some labiate flowers. 



Tortuous ; irregularly bent or twisted. Veins ; the ribs of leaves. 

 Torus: a receptacle. Velutinous: velvety, clothed with a close, 



Transverse; crosswise. soft, and dense pubescence. 



Tree: a large woody plant. Velvety : as velutinous. 



Xriadelphous; having stamens in three Venation; distribution of veins in a 

 sets. Venose ; veiny. [leaf, 



Triandrous; havincr three stamens. Ventral suture ; the sutuxe opening tt, 



Tribracteate; with three bracte. the axis of the flower. 



Tridiotomous ; three forked. V#ntri«o*e; iufiated ; swelling oat. 



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