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(Hind.), n. The Tpomaea pes caprce. [P. S. Moo too swamy, "Indian Med. Gaz.," Nov., 1886, p. 325.] DAPHNACE^E (Lat.), n. f. pi. Da2f(dasf)-na(nas)'se2(ke)-e- (as-ea). Fr., daphnacees. Of I. Geoffroy St.-Hilaire and C. A. Meyer, the Thymelacece of Lindley, whose daphnads are the same. The Daphnales (Lindley's daphnal alliance) are: 1. Of Lindley, an alliance of Tubiferce, consisting of the orders Elceagnece, ThymeICBCB, Hernandieoe, and Aquilarince; subsequently an alliance of perigynous exogens, comprising the orders Thymelacece, Proteacece, Lauracece, and Ca ythaceoe. 2. Of Bentham and Hooker, a series of Dicotyledones monochlamydece, consisting of the orders Laurinece., Proteacece, T/iymelce.acece, Penceacece, and Elceagnacece [B, 19, 42, 121, 170 (a, 24).] The Daphnece (Fr., daphnees) are: 1. Of Reichenbach, a division of the Thymeleacece, consisting of The cant hits, Pimelea, Gnidia, Thymelina, Lachnea, Dais, Po erma, Direct, Daphne, etc. 2. Of Mei ner, a tribe of the Thymelcece, comprising Pimelea, Drapetes, Diarthron, and Schanobiblus. FB, 19, 121, 170 (a, 24).] [s. 506]