The lot rem a (the lot rem a)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 13
[NL. (A char i us, 1810), thallus. the lot rem a to us (thel-o-trem'a-tus), a. [ longing to, the genus The lot rem a. Thelphusa (thel-fu'sä), n. [NL. (Latreille, 1819), prop. * Telphusa or * Thelpusa, River-crab (Thelphusa depre a). fresh-water crabs, typical of the family Thelphusidæ, as the common river-crab, T. fluviati lis, of Europe, or T. depre a. See river - crab. thelphusian (thel-fü'shi-an), a. and n. [NL. Thelphusa + -ian.] I. a. Relating or pertaining to the genus Thelphusa; belonging to the Thelphusidæ. II. n. A fluviatile crab of the genus Thel phusa or family Thelphusidæ . Thelphusidæ (thel-fü'si-dē), n . pl . [NL., Thel phusa + -idæ.] A family of fluviatile short tailed ten-footed crustaceans, typified by the genus Thelphusa ; the fresh-water crabs. thelyblast (thel'i-blast), n. [ θῆλυς , female, + βλαστός , germ.] A female gen oblast (which see): opposed to arseno blast . C. S. Minot , Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., XIX. 170. thelyblastic (thel-i-blas'tik), a. [ Bate . [NL. (DuA tribe It consists theme shorter bracts. T. nuda, known as Tasmanian hyacinth, resembles the Calopogon pulchellus, or swamp-pink, of the United States.
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