JULIENNE

(Fr.), n. Zhu8-le-ean. 1. The genus Hesperis, especially the Hesperis matronal is. 2. The Faba vesca. [B, 88 (a, 39).] J.-alliaire. The Si.tymbrium all i aria. [B, 121, 173 (a, 35).] J. blanche. The Hesperis matronal is, var. alba. [B, 173 (a, 35).] J. cultivee. The Hesperis matronal is. [B, 173 (a, 35).] J. des bois. The Hesperis inodora. [B, 173 (a, 85).] J. des jardins. The Hesperis matronal is, var. hortensis. [B, 173 (a, 35).] J. jaune. The Barb are a vulgar is. [B. 121, 173 (a, 35).] JULIFEBOUS, JULIFLOROUS, adj's. Ju!>-li2f'ear-u:is, -liflo'ru8s. From louAos, a catkin, andferre, to bear, or flos, a flower. Lat., juliferus,julijiorus. Fr., julefere, julijlore. Amentaceous, bearing jul i. The Juliferce of Haller are an order of plants so characterized. The Juliflorce (Fr., jul if lores; Ger., Katzchenbluthler) of Endlicher are a cla of the Apetalce, represented by the Amentacece (birches, oaks, walnuts, etc.), the Piperinece (peppers, lizard-tails, etc.). and the Urticinea? (nettles, elms, figs, mulberries, hemps, etc.). [B, 121, 170, 291 (a, 35).] [s. 518]