lattice leaf, lattice plant, lattice leaf plant
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 15
Bot.: Ouviranda fenestral is and O. berneriana, endogenous plants belonging to the Juncaginacem. Their leaves consist almost wholly of a perforated lacelike net-work. They are from Madagascar. lattice-tru , subst. A tru having horizontal chords and inclined intersecting braces. lattice-window, s. The same as LATTICE, 8., 2. lattice-work, s . The same as LATTICE, 8., 1. lăt-tiçe, v. t. [LATTICE, 8.] 1. To form or construct in fashion of a lattice. 2. To furnish with a lattice or lattice-work. "At times, from out her latticed halls, Look o'er the dark blue sea." Byron: Composed during a Thunderstorm. 3. To intertwine. "Shed Disparted moonlight through the latticed boughs." Glover: A then aid , bk. xxvii. To lattice- up : To hide or cover with a lattice; to obscure; to eclipse. "Therein it seemeth he hath latticed-up Cæsar."North: Plutarch , p. 621.
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