phyllomorphy

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 34
[Prefix phyllo-, and Gr. morphe =form.] Bot.: The same as PHYLLODY. phỹl-lô-nyc-ter-is, s. [Pref. phyllo, and Mod. Lat. nycteris (q. v.). Zool.: A genus of Bats, sub-family Phyllos to mine, group Glo ophage. The erect portion of the nose-leaf very short; interfemoral membranes very narrow; calcaneum short or wanting. Two species: Phyllonycteris poeyi , from Cuba, and P. sezekorni , from Cuba and Jamaica. The validity of the latter species is questionable. phyl-lõph-a-ga, phỹl-lõph-a-ģī, s. pl. [Pret. phyllo-, and Gr. phage in =to eat.] Entomology : 1. ( Of the form Phyllophaga): A tribe of Hymenopterous Insects, sub-order Securifera. It contains the Sawflies. [SAWFLY.] 2. ( Of the form Phyllophagi): Latreille and Cuvier's name for a division of Lamellicorn Beetles, feeding on leaves, . Genera: Melolontha, Serica, .
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