ARENARIA

(Lat.), n. f. A*r(a3r);-e?n-a(asYri?-as, Fr., arénaire. Ger., Sand kraut. 1. Sandwort; a genus of caryophyllaceous plants. 2.’ Generically, any plant which lives in the sand.” {B, 121.] —A. glanduiosa [Jacquin], A. margin at a [De Candolle]. See A. media. —A. marina. 1. Of Smith, see A. media. 2. Of Roth, à variety of À. rubra. |B.]—A. maritima [Linnœus], A. media [Linnæus]. Species to be referred to Spergularia (q.v.). [B.J—A. peploides [Linnæus]. ne Honkeneya peploides [Ehrenberg]. ch [B, 50.] Sand.—A. rubra. A Alchemical names for Ar- A species the fermented juice of which furnishes a sort of food used by the Ice landers, |B, 173.]—A. rubra. Ger., rothes Sand kraut.” It., a. vo a. See SPERGULARIA rubra.— Radix arenariæ. The root of Carex a. and Carez hirta. [B, 180.] ARENARIÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl. A?r(ar)-e2n-a(as)'ri?-e(as-e2), 1. Sand-plants; pars growing in the sand. 2. Of Lamarck, a section of the Caryophyllaceæ. [B, 121, 170.] Cf. ARENARIA.