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Miscellaneous. 



Calcareous 



Calisaya 



Callus 



Caltrops 

 Calumba 



Calyptrate 



Calyptriform 



Calyx 



Calyx tube 

 Cambium 



Camote (Phil. Is 

 Campauulate 

 Camphor 



Campong 

 Campylotropons 

 Canceliate 

 Candle-nut 

 Candle-tree 

 Candy 

 Cane-sugar 

 Canella-bark 

 Canker 



Cannon-ball tree 

 Cantaloupe 

 Caoutchouc 

 Cape goosberry 

 Caper 

 Capillarity 



Capillary 

 Capillary attrac- 

 tion 



... Chalky 



... A species of Cinchona 

 ... A hardening, produced 



round a wound 

 ... Tribulus terrestris 

 ... Jateorrhiza palmata ; 

 (false) Coscinium 

 fenestratum 

 ... With a detachable cap 

 ... Cap-formed 

 ... The outer, usually 

 green, of the two 

 envelopes of leaves 

 round a flower 

 ... The coherent part of 



the calyx 

 ... The growing layer in 

 a stem, which makes 

 new wood within, 

 new bark without 

 ) Sweet potato 

 ... Bell-shaped 

 ... An aromatic sub- 

 stance, produced 

 from Cinnamomum 

 Camphora, &c- 

 .. A garden or compound 



Bent ino a U shape 

 .. Latticed. 

 .. Aleurites triloba 

 .. Parmentiera cerifera 

 .. 500 lbs. 



... Saccharum'officinarum 

 .. Canella alba 

 .. Any disease causing 

 an appearanee like 

 decay on the surface 

 Couroupita guianensis 

 , Melon 

 India-rubber 

 Physalis peruviana 

 Bud of eapparis spinosa 

 Movement of fluid 

 through minute 

 (hairlike) openings, 

 in soil etc. 



Hair-like 



Capitate 

 Capitellate 

 Capitulum 

 Caprification .., 

 Capsule 



Carabao(Phil. Is. 

 Caracas 



Caramba, Caram 



bola 

 Carandas 

 Caravonlea 

 Caraway 



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Attraction of substan- 

 ces at very close 

 range, when mois- 

 ture comes between 



Head-like 



Diminutive of the last 

 Head of flowers 

 Pollination of the fig 

 A dry, opening fruit of 



several carpels 

 ) Buffalo 



A variety of cacao 



Averrhoa Carambola 

 Carissa Carandas 

 A variety of cotton 

 Seed of Carum carvi 



Carbohydrate . . A compound of carbon, 

 hydrogen, and ox- 

 ygen, the latter two 

 in the proportions 

 to form water. 



Cardamoms ... Fruit of Blettaria Car- 

 damomum 



Caricature plant Graptophyllum hor- 

 tense 



Carina 

 Carnauba 

 Carob-tree 

 Carpel 



Carpophore 



Carpophyll 

 Carrot 



Carrot (Peru- 

 vian) 

 Cartagena bark 

 Caruncle 

 Casein 



Cashew 

 Cassareep 



Cassava 

 Cassie flower 

 Castor oil 

 Catalase 

 Catch crop 



Catechu 



Catkin 



Catty 



Caucho 



Caudex 



Caudicle (or- 

 chids) 



Caulescent 



Cauliflower 



Cauline 



Ceara rubber 



Cedar (of S. 

 India) 



Ceiba 



Celery 

 Cell 



Cellulose 



, A keel 



Copernicia cerifera 

 Ceratonia siliqua 

 One of the ovule-bearing 

 leaves of the flower. 

 Portion of receptacle 



bearing carpels 

 Carpel 



Daucus Carota 



Arracacia xanthorhiza. 

 Cinchona cordifolia 

 . A small hard aril. 

 ... The chief proteid of 

 milk, and the main 

 constituent of 

 cheese. 

 ... Anacardiumoccidentale 

 ... The poisonous juice of 

 cassava evaporated 

 to a syrup, and thus 

 rendered harmless 



... Manihot utilissima, etc. 



.. Acacia Parnesiana 



,.. Ricinus communis 



,.. An enzyme 



.. A crop grown between 

 the lines of another 

 which is yet in an 

 early stage 



... Acacia Catechu 

 . . A dangling spike 

 ... If lbs. (100 catties = 1 

 pikul) 



. . Caoutchouc : Castilloa 

 ... A trunk or stock 



... The tail of a pollen-mass 

 ... With obvious stem 

 ,.. Brassica oleracea, var. 

 .. Upon the stem 

 ... Manihot Glaziovii 



... Cedrela Toona 



... Briodendron anfrac- 

 tuosum 



... Apium graveolens 



... A cavity ; or one of 

 the minute units of 

 which a plant or 

 animal is built up 



... The carbohydrate of 

 which the bulk of 

 the firm tissue of a 

 plant is composed 



