CELLULO-VASCULAR

adj. Se2l"u2l-o-va2s'ku2l-a3r. For genus), and Momisia (the genus Mertensia of Kunth). [B, 19, 42, deriv., see CELL and VAS. Composed of cells and blood-ve els 245.] C. aculeata [Swartz]. Fr.. croc de chien. A low spreading [J, 32.] tree of the West Indies and South America, bearing edible fruit. CELOCASIE 3 [B, 19, 173, 245.] C. american a ["Hort. pans."]. See C. mi is- (Fr.), n. Sal-o-ka z-e. See COLOCASIA. C. australis [Linnaeus]. Fr., bois de Perpignan,fabresippiensis. CELOCOLICA (Lat,), n. f. Sel(kal)-o(o2)-kor i%-a3. From coulier, fabregnier, perpignan. Ger., Ziirgelbaum, gemeiner KijAij, a hernia, and <ccoXucij, colic. Fr., celocolique. Ger., Bruch Ziirgelbaum. The European nettle-tree, the honey-berry of the kolik. Colic due to strangulated hernia. [A, 322.] Greeks, lote-tree; an erect, handsome tree 30 to 40 feet high grow A, ape; A", at; A, ah; A, all; Ch, chin; Cha, loch (Scottish); E, he; Ea, ell; G, go; I, die; Ia, in; N, in; Na, tank; [s. 160]