Leontice

Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 28
(le'on-tis.) (Bot.) The Lion's-leaf, a gen. of the O.Berberidacer, consisting of smooth herbaceous plants with tuberous roots, which annually send up several variously-cut leaves, and stems abt. a foot high, bearing smaller leaves, and racemes of small yellow flowers. Leon to don, (le-on'to-don.) (Bot.) The Lion's-tooth or Dandelion, agen. of plants, O.Asteraceæ, having perennial root-stocks, from which proceed, near to the ground, a number of spreading toothed leaves. The flower stalks are usually leafle , the flowers yellow, all strap shaped, and surrounded by several rows of overlapping bracts. Leontopodium, (-po'de-um.) (Bot.) The Lion's-foot, agen.of plants, O. Asteraceæ, remarkable for their dense clusters of flower-heads surrounded by a kind of radiating general involucre of floral leaves,all densely clothed with a close white cotton. (le-on-u'rŭs.) (Bot.) The Lion's-tail or [s. 538]
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