CELERY

n. Se2I'e2r-i2. Fr., celeri, sellerie. Ger., Sellerie and presents only a c.-body and a nucleus, both of which are formed Eppich. lt.,appio. Sp., apio. The Apium qraveolens. [B, 19.] of protoplasm, that of the nucleus differing somewhat in physical Australian c. The Apium pro stratum. [B, 275.] C.-leaved or chemical composition from that of the c.-body, and according C.-topped. Having leaves like the Apium. [B.] See C.-leavec to most cytologists, performing the initial and perhaps the most PINE. Common c. See C. New Zealand c. The Apium aus important part in c.-division. [Whitman, " Journ. of Morph " ii trale. [B, 275.] Turnip-rooted c. See CELERIAC. Water-c. (1888), pp. 27-49 (J).] (See Fig. 2.) The cellular protoplasm was'for The Ranunculus scelerat us. [B, 275.] merly supposed to be homogeneous or of slightly granular charac [s. 146]