Nettle-Cells

Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 69
Occurring on the tentacles, mesenteries, etc., of cælenterates for purposes of defense and the procuring of food. Each contains a coiled thread which is released on irritation and shot into the intruder's body. They are also called thread-cells and nematocysts. Nettle Rash. See HIVES and URTICARIA. Nettle ship, HENRY, 1839-1893. Latin prof. at Oxford 1878. at in Lexicography , 1889. IMG:content-1526.jpg:[graphic] Nestor i us. Patriarch of Constantinople 428-431, deposed | Latin IMG:content-1527.png:[blocks in formation] m.. pop. ab.115,000. The lake, which forms its s.e. boundary, is 25 by ab. 4 m.-Neuchatel Cheese comes from a town in n. France, 25 m. s.e. of Dieppe.
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