CORDON

(Fr.), n. Ko2rd-o2n2. 1. See CORD. 2. In floriculture, the organs in double anemones representing the petal. 3. A girdle. 4. See AVANT-LAIT. 5. See ENTRE-FESSES. [A, 491; B, 121 (a, 24).] C. adamant in. See GUBERNACULUM dent i-s.C. cunei for me. See Cuneate PUNICULUS. C. de cardinal. The Polygonum orie.ntale. [B, 19, 121 (a, 24).] C. de Goll. See COLUMN of Goll.C. de I'ombilic. See Umbilical CORD. C. externe de la silique. The external tract of nerve-flbres forming the capsule of the olivary body. [I, 39.] See SILIQUA olivce. C's folliculaires. See Lymphoid CORDS. C. grele. See FUNICULUS.gracilis.C. iliaque gauche. F. Glenard's term for the sigmoid flexure of the colon when it is in a condition admitting of its course being traced by palpation. ["Lyon med.," Apr. 5, 1885, p. 492.J C. in termed i are. The lateral column of the spinal cord. [I, 35.] C. interne de la silique. The internal bundle of nerve-flbres in the capsule of the olivary body. [I, 39.] C. lateral. The lateral column of the spinal cord. [I, 28.] C. lateral de la nioelle epiniere. See Lateral COLUMN. C's m6dullaires. The medullary columns of the spinal cord. [I, 35.] C's nerveux. Nerve-trunks; the larger divisions of a nerve. [A, 301.] C. nuc!6aire. Balbiani's name for the nuclear fibrils. [J.] C. olivaire. See Olivary FASCICULUS. C. ombilical. See Umbilical CORD. C. pistillaire. See CHORDA pistil laris.C. placenta ire. See FUNICULUS and CHORDA pistil laris. C's pyrainidaux. The pyramids of the spinal cord. [1, 39.] C. sanitaire. A line of policemen, soldiers, or civilians posted around an infected district to prevent egre or ingre . [L, 88.J C. sperm at i que. See Spermatic CORD. C. suspens eur. The cellular cord which supports the vegetable embryo in the ovule. [B, 121 (a, 24).] C. sus-pubien. See Round LIGAMENT of the uterus. C. testiculaire. See Spermatic CORD. Grose. A commercial term for fish-glue occurring in heart-shaped pieces. [A, 301.] Petit c. A commercial term for fish-glue occurring in lyre-shaped pieces. [A, 301.] Sanitary c. See C. sanitaire. [s. 404]