ASTER IDEA

(Lat.),n. n. pl. A?s(a3s)-ter-i2d’e?-a8. See As- TEROIDEA. ASTER INÆ [Reichenbach] (Lat.), n. f. pl. A?s(a?s)-te?r-i(e)-?), Fr., astérinées, A section of the Astereæ genuine (ist def.), comprising Aster and several other genera, with radiate homogamous or heterogamous heads, a receptacle without pales, anthers without appendages, and frequently alternate leaves. 2. A Belonging to the Asteroi- Resembling the genus division of Astereæ, comprising the Bellideæ, Bellieæ, Boltonieæ, Erigeroneæ, Diplopappeæ, Astereæ genuine, Amelleæ, Disparagine, and Chrysocomeæ. [B,121, 1704 ASTERINEÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl. _ A?s(a?s)-tetr-i2n'e?-e(a8-e?), Fr., astérinées. Of De Candolle, a subtribe of the Asteroidece, come at the Amelleæ, Astereæ, Chrysocomeæ, and Solenogynec.