BAERIE

(Fr.),n. BaS-a-re. See BAERIA chrysostoma, BÆRIEÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl.?-e(a%-e2), Fr., bæriées. Of Bentham and Hooker, a subtribe of composite plants of the Helenioidee, including thirty genera in which the involucre consists of a single row of equal or nearly equal bracts, with occasionally a small number of exterior bracts. The ray florets are absent or female (very rarely sterile), and the achzenia are linear, oblong, or wedge-shaped, either compre ed, or with four or five angles, [B, 42.] BÆTICA (Lat.), n. £ Be?t/(ba3-e2t’)-i2k-a8, The Myrtus communis, [B.]—Folia bæticæ, Folia bæticæ sativæ, Folia bæticæ silvestris. Myrtle leaves (the leaves of the Myrtus communis). [B, 180.] BÆUMEKTA (Lat.), n. f. See NasturtiuM.—B. nasturtium [Flora of Wetter a via]. NASTURTIUM of ficin ale. BÆVILA,n. A Ceylon name for a plant which is probably a sort of mallow. [B, 121.]