lind i form

[Mod. Lat. lind i (a) (q. v.), and Lat. form a form.] Zool.: Of the form po e ed by the rotifers of the genus Lindia (q. v.). (Used of larvæ.) lind-leỹ-ą, subst . (Named after John Lindley, Ph. D., F. R. S., Profe or of Botany in University College, London, and author of many botanical works.] Bot.: A genus of Rosacee, tribe or family Quillaise or Quillaiade. Lindleya mespiloides is a pretty dwarf evergreen tree with large white flowers, as sweet-scented as those of the hawthorn. It is wild in Mexico. It may be grafted in the common thorn or the larger kinds of cotoneaster. ( Paxton .)