AN A BLASTEMA

(Lat.), n. n. A?n(a%n)-a3-bla%s(bla’s)-te(ta)’- ma’. Gen., a nabla stem’atos (-tis). From ävaBAéornua, that which shoots up again, A sucker. Fr., an a blastème. Ger., Lagerspro e, Seiten:. Syn.: Propago bracteolata [Gürtner]; furfur [Fries), Wallroth’s name for a sort of prominence upon the surface of certain lichens (Peltigera, Cladonia, ete.). It consists either of a thickening of the cortical stratum or of a protrusion of the medullary portion into the latter. [B, 54, ta » glomerulosum. Syn.: pulvinulus [Achard], arbuscula [Hall.], gemmula racemosa [Sprengel]. Wallroth’s nanie for a peculiar branching outgrowth on the surface of certain lichens, as Umbilicaria pustulata and Sticta Piotiped It consists of a ma of (eee hyp he covered by a brown membranous layer. [B, 54, 198.]