BAROSMA

(Lat.), n. f£. Ba?r(ba$r)-092(0?s)'ma*. Written also (more correctly) baryosma. From Bapvoopos (= Bapéoëuos), having an oppre ive odor. Fr., barosme. Ger., Buccostrauch, A genus of rutaceous plants of the tribe Diosmeæ, established by Willdenow, having 5-parted, hermaphrodite, axillary flowers with subse ile naked petals, 10 anthers (of which 5 are abortive and converted into staminodia), and a 5-lobed ovary, with a central elongated style bearing a minute simple stigma, and with 5 ioculi, each containing à single ovule. [B, 42, 180.]—B. alpina. See B. pulchra.—B. betulina [Bartling and Wendl]. Syn.: era betulina [Berg.], Bucco betulina [Römer and Schultes], Diosma betulina (a N A South African branching shrub with rod-like branches bear in; opposite cuneate-obovate leaves with obtuse recurved tips; one of the lants furnishing buchu. [B, 5, 263.]—B. camphor. - See under none Be crenata [Kunze]. Ger., kerbblättriger Buccostrauch. Syn.: Diosma crenata [Linnæus], Bucco crenata [Rômer and Schultes]. A Sn identified by Harvey and Sonder with B. crenulata. _{B,.]—B. crenulata [Hooker]. Syn.: Diosma crenulata [Linnæus] (seu serrati folia [Burch.], seu odorata {De Candolle]), Adenandra cordata [Link]. The true buchu-bush; a small shrub with opposite oblong, ovate or obovate, crenulate or serrate leaves, growing at the Cape of Good Hope. It furnishes the buchu (g. v.) of commerce. [B, 263.]—B. eckloniana [Berg.]. B. crenulata—B. eric i folia [Andr.]. A species furmshing à variety of buchu. The leaves are very small, resembling those of the heath, and have'a powerful odor distinct from that of ordinary buchu. They are used by the Hottentots like ordinary buchu, alse as a perfume and vulnerary. [E. M. Holmes, “ Pharm. Jour. anc O, no; 02, not; O2, whole; Th, thin; Th?, the; U, like oo in too; U?, blue; U?, iull; Us, full; US, urn; U®, like ü (German). TT Trans.,” Nov. 10, 1877, p. 362 ee latifolla (Romer and Schultes]. Syn.: Diosma latifolia {Linn., fil.) (seu odor at is sima Montin.]). A South African pucent Shrub rather more than a foot high, with scattered ovate leaves, not dotted inferiorly, having a crenate margin with glandular incisures, [B, 263.]—B. odorata [De Candolle]. See B. crenulata. — A. pulchella [Bart! and Wendl]. Syn.: Hartogia pulchella [Bcrë.c, Bucco putchella [Rômerand Schultes], Diosma pulchella [Linnæus] (seu graveolens {Lichtenet.]). A shrub 3 feet or more in height, having alternate, scattered, ovate, shining leaves, with thick, recurved, crenate maras punctate on the lower sur- “It furnishes buchu. _ [B, 121, 263.]—B. pulchra [Chami o and Schlechtendahl]. A large variety of B. puichella. [B, 263.]—B. serrati folia [Willdenow]. _ Syn Diosma serrati folia [Curt.], Par pet a lifer a serrata [Wendl], Baryosma_ serrati folia [Römer and Schultes], Adenandra serrati folia [Link]. A South African shrub several feet high, resembling B. crenutata, but with narrower and more Eber, serrate leaves. It furnishes the so-called long buchu, which has the same prone eae as ordinary buchu. [B, 5.—Folla barosmæ. Buchu leaves, [B.] See Bucuv.—Infusum barosmæ. See Infusum BUCHU.