cochleares

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 25
Plural of cochlear is. Cochlea rial (kok-le-a'ri-ä), n. [NL., pl. of coch Cochlear i a herbs, including 25 species, found in northern temperate and arctic regions, mostly near the sea-coast. C. officinal is, the scurvy-gra , is a celebrated antiscorbutic, and is often eaten as a salad. The root of C. Armor a cia, the horse-radish, is used as a condiment. In common with other species of Cochlear i a , the horse radish was formerly in high repute as an antiscorbutic. Encyc. Brit., XII. 207.
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