BULBUS

(Lat.), n. m. Bu*l(bu‘l)’buSs(bu‘s). Gr., BoAßös, Fr., bulbe. Ger., Knolle, A bulb, also the rostellum of the Teniade. Gr., BoABdpiov, Lat., bulbul us, bul- Ger., kleine Zwiebel. A small bulb, also a gß. The Colchicum autumn ale. [B, 80.]— B. aortæ, B.aortic us. See Aortic BULB.—B3. arteriosus. See Arterial BULB.--B. cinereus. See Olfactory BULB.—B. consumpt us, B. consumtus, An obsolete term for phthisis bulb i. {F.]—B. cornu posterior is. The post cornual bulb; of Henle, an elevation of the posterior cornu, just dorsad of the hippocampus minor; usually distinct only in well-hardened brains. i 6.—B. corp or is cavernosi penls. See BULB of the corpus caver no sum. —B.crinis. See HAIR-BULB.—13, esculent us. An edible bulbous root. [L, 119.]—B. fornicis, See SPLENIUM. —B, glandulosus. The proventriculus (g. v.). [L, 14.]—B. medullæ oblong at a (seu spinal is). See MEDULLA oblong at a._B. museulosus. An ovoid expansion of the vas deferens of Bothriocephalus lat us at its entrance into the cirrus pouch; regarded by some as a seminal vesicle, by others as forcing on the semen which accumulates in the vas deferens. (L, 182.]—B. ocull. Fr., bulbe de l'œil. Ger., Augapfel. The globe of the eye. [L, 115.]—B. olfact or i us. See Ol- ‘actory BULB.—Bulbi orchidum. Salep. [B, 180.]—B. ovarii. ce BULB of the ovary.—B. pili. See Hair-avLB.—IB. post cornu. See B. cornu posterior is—Bulbi priorum crurum fornicis. The corpora albicantia. [1,3; K.]—B, reticulatus. In botany, a bulb having its enveloping scales reduced by absorption of their parenchyma to a network of vascular bundles. [B, 270.]—B. rha- 95; L,81,182.]—B. agrestis. ehlidicus. See MEDULLA oblong at a.—B. rustic us. he bulb of Scilla maritima. [B, 180.]—B. squamos In botany, a bulb enveloped by imbricated scales. [B, 2 B. consumtus.—Bulbi tonsil lares. Fr., bulbes tons ill a ires. The lobules of the cerebellum. [L, 49.]—B. tunic at us. See Tunicated BULB.—B. urethræ. See Bute of the urethra._B. veuæ jugular is intern inferior. Anegg-shaped dilatation of the internal jugular vein just above its junction with the subclavian vein. [L, ny B. ven jugular is internæ superior. An expansion of the internal jugular vein at its exit from the jugular foramen, (te 31.]—Bulhi vestibuli vag inæ. r., Wollustorgane. The bulbs of the vestibule or of the vagina; each'is a network of veins situated behind the labium minus, representing the bulb of the urethra of the male. [L, Clee bulb i. Ger., Zwiebelbrut. A collective term for all the secondary bulbs (bulbul i) springing from a parent bulb. [B, 123.]