HYDRANGEA

(Lat.), n. f. Hid(hud)-ra2n(ra3n)'je2(ge2)-a3. Fr., hydrangee, hydrangelle. Of Bentham and Hooker, a genus of shrubs of the Saxifragece, tribe Hydrangeas,. Several species found in Japan are used in making tea. The Ifydrangeacece (Fr., hydranyeees) of Dumortier are an order of calycifloral dicotyledons, including H., etc. The Hydranyeacece, or hydrangeads, of Lindley are the same. The Hydrangeas of Presl are a tribe or subdivision of the Saxifraagceoe. The Hydranyeece of De Candolle and the HydranHYDRANGEA HORTENSIS. [A, 327.] gtece of Liebmann and Zuccarini are the same. [B, 19, 34, 42, 104, 170 (a, 24).] American wild It. See H. arborescenx. Climbing h. The Schizophragma hydrangeoides. [B, 275 (o. 24).] Common O, no; O, not; O3, whole; Th, thin; Tli, the; U, like oo in 241 [s. 371]