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AFTER BERKELEY. [B, 54].) ASEROPHALLUS (Lat.), n. m. _ A*s(a?s)-e?r-o-fa®1(fasl)'lu3s- (lu‘s). A genus of pene Comty cotaus Fungi belonging to the Phalloidei, characterized by the long cylindrical pedicel bearing the receptacle and terminating at its apex in 4 arms which embrace the gleba. [B, 54.] ASEROS (Lat.), adj. 'ro%s. Gr., dompés (from don [see Asz]). Causing nausea, irksome. [Hippo crates (A, 311).] ASEROSMEI (Lat.), n. m, pl. A?s(ats)-e?r-o?s/me?-i(e). Fr., asérosmées. Of Léveillé, a tribe of Fungi belonging to the Ectobasides, including the sections Phalloidei, Clathracei, and Lysurei. [B, 170.] A SETIGEROUS, adj. A?s-e%t-i2j’-. Lat., asetiger (from a priv., seta [=seeta], a bristle, and gerere, to bear). Destitute of bristles. (L, 116.] ASEXUAL, adj. _ A?s-e?x'u?-a9l, Lat., asexus (from a priv., and sex us, sex). Fr., asexe, asexué, asexuel. Ger., geschlechtlos. It., ase uale. Sp., asexual. Non-sexual; in botany, having no organs of reproduction (said formerly of the ge in botany and zoology, effected without sexual con a (said of reproduction). [B, 19, 28, 75.