CABBAGE

n. Ka?b/aj. O. E., cabbish. sed i fin. Lat., bra ica. Fr., chow.’ Ger., Kohl. 1t., cavolo. Sp., col. The Bra ica olevacea and its varieties. [A, 302; B.—Arkansas c€ The Strep than thus obtusifolius. [B, 2i5.)—Australian e-tree. The Livistona (Corypha) australis. [B, —Bastard c.-bark. The bark of Andira inerm is. [B.]—Bastard c.-tree. The Andira inerm is and the Melano dendron integrifolium. [B, 19.]—Black c.-tree. In St. Helena, the Melano dendron integrifolium. {B, 19.|—Borecole c. Borecole; a variety of the Bra ica oleracea, [B, 215.]—Brazit c. The Caladium sugittæfolium. (L, 78.]-C.-bark. Lat., cortex cabbagi (seu cabbagii, seuc.). See ANDIRA bark.—C.-bark tree. The Andira (Geoffræa) inerm is. {B, 19.]—C.-palm. The Areca (Oreadoxa) oleracea. [B, 185.]— almetto, The Sabal palmetto. [B, eel ae palm a. of New South Wales. The Pty cho sperm a (Sea forth i a) elegans and the Livistona hunvilis. [B, 121. 185.]—C.-pal in tree. See C.-palm and C.-palmetto—C.-rose. The Kosa cent i folia. [L, 56.j— petals. The rose centifoliæ petal a [Br, Ph. (B, OB ree. 1. See C.-palm and C.-palm of New South Wales. 2. The Kleinia meri i folia. [B, 19. „-tree bar! See ANDIRA bark.—C. tribe. See Crucirera.—C.-wood. 1, The wood of the c-tree. 2 The Eriodendron anfractuosum. 2, 19, 275.]—Canary Island c.- tree. The Cacalia kleinia. [B, $75.)—Cortex €. (Lat.). See AN- DIRA bark.—Dog’s-c. The Thelygonum cynocrambe. [B. 19.]— Drum-head-e. The Bra ica oleracea, var. cap it at a. {B 276.] —Kale-c. See Borecole-c.—Little-umbelled c.-tree. The Comm i dendron spurium. [B, 19.]-Meadow-c. See Skunk-c.—Saint Patrick's c. The Sarifraga umbrosa. [B, 19.]—Savoy c. A variety of the Bra ica oleracea. [B, 275.J—Sea-c. The Crambe maritima. |B, 275.]—Sea-otter*s-c. The Nereocystis lutkeana. [B, 5.]-Skuuk-e. The Symplocarpus fœtid us. [B, 19.]—Small umbelled c.-tree. See Little-umbelled c.-tree—Swamp-c. See Skunk-c.West Indian c.-tree. See C.-bark tree and C.-palm. —Wild c. The Caul an thus cra ica B, 66.)—Wild Californiac. The Caul an thus cra i caulis and the Cautanthus procerus. [B, 275-]