BELLIS

(Lat.),n. f. Be?I'lits. Gen., bel/lid is. Fr, pâquerette. Ger., Masliebe, Masliebchen. 1. Anciently, the white daisy. [Pliny (A,818).] 2. A'genus of composite plants established by Tournefort. . 180.J—B. annua. See B. perennis du Cap. The Osmites comphorina, [L, 105.)—B. hortensis. See B. pres ie integrifolia [Michaux]. Syn.: Felipta integrifolia [Sprengel], Astranthium integrifolium [Nuttall]. A species from 6 to 12 inches high, found in the southern and western United States. [B, 215.]— B. major. The ox-eye daisy (Chrysanthemum leu can the mum). [L, 84.]—B. major ramosa umbellifer a american a. The com- - mon chamomile. RS major silvestris (seu vulgar is), See B. major.—B. minor, B. minor pratensis (seu silvestris simpiex, seu silvestris spontanea, seu vulgar is). See B. perennis. —B. montana frutescens acris. The An a cyclus pyrelhrum. [L, 119.]—B. perennis [Linnæus]. Fr., petite paquerette (ou marguerite, ou consoude). Ger., Gansebliimchen, Tausendschôn.- Syn.: Con solid a minor. The daisy; a species growing wild throughout 2005 and naturalized in the eastern part of the United States, of which there are many cultivated varieties. The herb and flowers (herb a et flores bellidis minor is, seu symphyti minim i) were formerly used in pulmonary affections and as a vulnerary, and are slightly laxative. [A, 321, 822; B, 173, 180.]—B. polyclonos silvestris major, caule folio so. See B. major.—B. pratensis. See B. perennis.—B. silvestris, B. silvestris caule folio so major. See B. major.—B. vestris minor. See B. perennis—Flores bellidis hortensi The flowers of B. perennis, [B, 180.]—Flores bellidis major is. The flowers of the Chrysanthemum leu can the mum. B, 180.]—Flores bellidis minor is. The flowers of B. perennis. B, 180.]—Flores bellidis pratensis. See Flores bellidis major is. -—Flores bellidis silvestris. The flowers of B. perennis. [B, 180.|—Herba bellidis hortensis. The herb of B. perennis. [B, 180.j—Herba bellidis major is. The herb of the Chrysanthemum leu can the mum. [B, 180.]—Herba bellidis mlnoris. The herb of B.perennis. [B, 180.|—Herba bellidis pratensis. See Herba bellidis major is—Herba bellidis silvestris. The herb of B. perennis. [B, 180.]