haloragaceæ, halorageæ

pl. [Mod. Lat. halorag (is); Lat. fem. pl. adj. suff. -aceæ, -ea.] 2117 over the world, are generally found in wet places. Genera described eight, species seventy. The order may be a degenerate state of Onagracese. It has two tribes, Halorageæ and Trapese (q. v.). Lat. fem. pl. adj. suff. -eæ.] hăl-ô-rā-gěæ, s. pl. [Mod. Lat. halorag (is); Botany : 1. The typical tribe of Haloragaceae (q. v.). 2. The same as HALORAGACEE (q.v.). hăl-o-rā-ģis, s. [Gr. hals (gen it. halos ) = the sea, and rhax (gen it. rhagos )=a berry, a grape.] Bot.: The typical genus of the tribe Halo ragee and the order Haloragaceae (q. v.). Halo ragis citriodora is fragrant.