ANONARIÆ

(Lat.), n. £. pl. A?n(a3n)-02n-a(a5)'ri?-e(a3-e?). The same as the Annonariæ, but containing the subsections Schizandreæ, Uvarieæ, Bocageæ, and Anoneæ genuine. [Reichenbach (B, 170).] ANONEÆ (Lat.), n. f. A?n(asn)-o'ne?-e(a3-e?). 1. Of St.- Hilaire, the Anonaceæ. 2. Of Endlicher and Lindley, a tribe (suborder) of Anonaceæ comprising Anona and other genera, placed by Bentham and Hooker in the tribes Uvarieæ, Unoneæ, Mitrephoreæ (subtribe Fum it rep horeæ), and Xulopiew. ‘|B, 170.]—A. genu inæ [Reichenbach]. A subsection of the Anonariæ, comprising Anona and three other eepote a igned by Bentham and Hooker to the | the testicles. [L; M, 1.]—A. duplex. Lack of both testicles. [M, Mitrephore and Xylopieæ. |B, 44, 170.] 1.J—A. simplex.’ Lack of one testicle. [M, 1.]