BROME

(Fr.), n. Brom. See BROMINE and Bromvs.—B, à gros épi. The Bromus secalinus. [B, 173.)—B. eath art i que. The Bromus cathartic us. [L, 49.1—B, des champs. The Festuca arvensis. [B,173..—B.des prés. The Bro muse rectus. [B, 173.)—B. des seigles. The Bromus secalinus. [B, 173.]—B. des toits. The Festuca tectorum, [B, 173.. gigantesque. The Festuca gigantea, [B, 173.) —B. mou. ‘The Bromus moll is. [B, 173.}--B. main. The Bromus moll is, var. nan us. [B, 173.|—B. purgatlf. fes pren purgans. [B,173.]—B. rude. The Festuca squarrosa, , 173. BROMÉ (Fr.), adj. Brom-a. See Bromarvs (1st def.). BROMEÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl.?m)‘e?-e(a%-e?), Fr., bromées. Of Kunth, a tribe of the Graminee, including the divisions Avenaceee, A rund in aceæ, and B. vere; of others, a division of gra es, comprising Bromus and other genera. [B.] Cf. FESTUCEX, ZB. veræ Tkunth. A division of B. comprising Sesleria, Kœteria, Dactyl is, Glyceria, Cento theca, Festuca, Bromus, Brachypodium, Melica, Briza, Poa, and a few other genera. [B, 170.]