BLATTER

(Ger.), n., pl. of Blatt (q. v). Blat'te?r —B'ansatz. A stipule. [B, 131] -B'bhume. Beeps tennuebe stingers [L, 46.)—B’erde. Normal pota ium acetate. [B,. Subsisting on leaves, [A, 315.]—B’fiille. Leafi- I—B’fi er. See BRANCHIOPOD A.—B’grün. Chloro- Pa vitæ, also box-wood. [A, 315.]— ar; in botany, foliaceous. [A,315; L, 30.]—B’ knosp A,315.1—B’kohl. The Bra ica olerace [A, 315.1], —B’los. Leafle . [L, 46.]—B’mage! See Omasum.—B‘manna. Flake manna. [B, 180. B‘pilz. See Aoaric.—B’reich. Foliaceous. [A,315.}—I’sehniibler. See La- MELL I ROST RES.—B’schwaimm. See the major list.—B’stand. Foliation. [A, 315.)—B’tabak. Leaf-tobacco. cS 5.]—B’traganth. Flake tragacanth. [B, 180.)—B’tragend. Leaf-bearing. |L, 46.] pay Big. A leaf-bud. Blein. A pustule. [L, 80. A ‚amin; [ —B°treiben. Leanng.sK uting. [A,315.]—B’ung. Lamination, also exfoliation.—B’ werk. Au arborescent structure (e. g., that of the cerebellum). [1,173 K.]-B’wuchs. Foliation, [A, $13.|—Indian is che B, See Foura ind a. SCHWAMM (Ger.), n. H Agaric us. [B.]—Nelkenb’. ti iger B. See AOARICUS rimosus.