AND ROSACE US

(Lat.), n. m. A?n(a%n)-dro-sa(sa’)she?(ke*)- uSs(uts), A species of agaric. [L, 119.] ANDROSÆMEÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl. A®n(a8n)-dro-se?m/(sa’’e?m)- e?-e(a%-e2), Syn.: Androsæmineæ [Spach]. According to Reichenbach, a section of hyp ericaceous plants comprising Androsæmum, Campy los por us, and other genera, [B, 170.] ANDROS EMIFOLIUS (Lat.), adj. *m(sa*-e%m)- {?-fo’li?-u8s(uts). Fr., androsémifolié. Having leaves resembling those of the genus Androsæmum; a botanical species name. [B.] ANDROS EMINE A (Lat.), n. f. pl. A?n(a®n)-dro-se?m(sat-em)- i2n’e?-e(a3-e2). See ANDROSÆMEÆ, ANDROSÆMON (Lat.), n. n. See ANDROSÆMUM. ANDROSÆMUM (Lat.), n,n, _ A?n(a3n)-dro-se’(sa3’e?)-mu3m- (mutm), Gr., évôpéaazuov (from évjp, a man, and ala. blood (Pliny]). Fr.,androsème. Ger., Blutheil. Syn.: And rose mum |Necker]. A genus of hyper i cine ous plants separated by Tournefort from the Liunen (iar Hypericum, from which it is distinguished by the five bundles of stamens superimposed upon the petals; restored by Bentham and Hooker to Hypericum (q. v.). [B, 121, 170.]