BECHER

(Ger.),n. Be?ch?'e?r, 1. In botany, the cupulus of an acorn, etc.; also the scyphus of a lichen. [B,198.] 2 A calix of the kidney. [L,80.] 3. See Goblet cetL.—B’baum. The Trechilia emetic a. {L, 46.)—B'’blume. The genus Poterium. [B, 180.] —B'farrn. The genus Tri cho manes, [B, 121.)—B’flechte. The Bæomyces pyxidatus. B}_ 270,.)—B'férmig. @ ACE TABULI FORM. —B’frucht. A fruit (like the acorn) provided with a cupulus; the calybion of Mirbel. [B, 198.]—B’gebilde. See Goblet CELL.— Bhaare. See Pi cupulati—B’hiille. A cupule. [B, 198.]—. See GAsTRULA.—B’los. See Ascypnovs.—B’schwamm. The genus Peziza, also the Can thar ell us cibarius. |B, 121, 180.]—. The 'Bæomyces pyxidatus. [B.]—B’tragend. CuPULIFERUS and ScypHipHorus.—B’zelle. See Goblet CELL— Dornige B’blume. The Poterium spinosum. [L, 80.}—Gemeine. The Poterium san gui sorb a. [B, 180.|—Gemeine. The Bæomyces pyxidatus. [B.|—Scharlachrothe. The Bæomyces cocci fer us. [B; L, 80.] .),n. Ba-she*t. The Hordeum vulgare. [B, 121.] BÉCHEUX (Fr.), adj. Ba-shu’, See Becuopes.