A MPH I GASTRULA

(Lat.), n. f. _ A?m(a%m)-fit-ga2s(ga$s)'tru- 1a3, Syn.: hood-gastrula. A cytode in which the primitive intestine is partly filled with segmented nutritive yolk. |L, 146.) See Plate I, Fig. 17. .),n.n. A?m(a%m)fi?-ga*s(ga )’trusm- (tru‘m). From äpgé, on both sides, and yaoryp, the belly. Fr., amhigastre. Ger., Anphigasirie, Unterblatt. Syn.: hypogastrium Sprengel], phyllarium [Dumort], fotium acce orium [Swartz]. A sort of le found npon the liverworts; one of a series of leaves disposed in a longitudinal row along the inferior surface of the stem in certain liverworts (Hepatic), especially those of the order Jun germ ann i aceæ. [B, 1, 75, 198.]