FLAGELLAR I A

(Lat.), n. f. Fla2j(fla3g)-e2l-la(la3)'ri2-a3. From flag ell are, to scourge. Of Lindley, a small genus of the Flagellar i eaR. The Flagellariacece. of Dumortier are a family of the Liliariece, consisting of Flagellariece, and Methonieceae. The Flagellariece. of Dumortier are a tribe of the Flagellariacece; of Endlicher, a family related to the Juncacece; of Reichenbach, a subdivision (of Mei ner, a suborder, of Steudel, a family) of the Juncea}, consisting, for all the authors, of the genus Flagellar i a. [B, 42, 170, 173 (a, 24).] F. flluni. See CHORDAJilum.Y. indica. Fr., flagella ire de VInde. A species having edible roots. FLAGELLATE, FLAGELLATED, adj's. Fla2j'e2l-at, -e2d. "Lot., Jlagellatus (from flag ell are, to scourge). Fr., flagelle. Provided with a flagellum. Of plants, producing slender runners. The Flag ell at a(Vr.,flagellees; Ger.. G-ei linge) comprise the Lis so flagella i a, Cho a no flag ell at a, Dinoflageilata, and Rhynchoflagellata. [L, 121.] [s. 71]