glandula

[GLANDULE.] glăn-du-lar, a. [Mod. Lat. glandul (a); and Eng., ., suff. -ar.] Anat., Bot., & c .: Characterized by the presence of a gland or glands. (Used in botany specially of a plant covered with hairs bearing glands upon their tips.) "Germ awled; pointed, furrowed, with prominent seedlets, sitting on a glandular pedicel."-Sir W. Jones: On Select Indian Plants. *gland-u-los-i-ty, s. [Eng. glandulos (e); -ity.] 1. The state of being glandulose. 2. A glandule. "In the upper part of worms are found certain white and oval glandulosities ."- Browne : Vulgar Errors , bk. iii., ch. vii. glăn-du-lo-go-, pref. [Lat. glandulosus.] Bot., .: Glandulose, glandulous. glanduloso-serrate, s. Bot.: Having serratures lipped by glands. glănd-u-lous, a . [Latin glandulosus = full of 1. Full of or abounding in glands; or simply provided with glands, containing glands. kernels.] "All glands and glandulous parts do likewise consist of fibers, but of the softer kind."-Grew: Cosmologia Sacra , bk. i., ch. v., § 18. 2. Pertaining to glands. 8. Resembling glands.