leu co phyll

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 18
[Gr. leukos =white, and phyllon = a leaf.] Chem. A colorle substance said to exist in those parts of plants which are capable of turning green. leu-cop-o-gor s . [Gr. leukos =white, and põgōn =the beard. From the white hairs with which the limb of the corolla is bearded.] Bot.: A genus of Epacridacese, tribe Styphelice. Leucopogon richei , an Australian plant, there called the Native Currant, is a dense shrub, four to seven feet high, growing on the sea-coast, and bearing small. white berries. by boiling with concentrated nitric acid. leu-coŭs, a. [Gr. leukos =white.] White; a term applied to albinos.
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