sider obo rine

[Prefix sidero-; Ger. bor = boron, and suff. -ine ( Min.).] Min.: The same as LAGONITE (q. v.). si-dër-o-chăl-çite, s . [Pref. sidero- ; Gr. chal kos =copper, and suff. -ite ( Min . ).] Min.: The same as CLINOCLASE (q. v.). si-dër-o-chrome, s. [Pref. sidero- , and English chrome.] Min.: The same as CHROMITE (q. v.). si-dër-o-clěp-tě, subst. [Pref. sidero-, and Gr. klepto =to steal.] Min .: Limonite having the form of chrysolite, from which it has been derived by chemical alteration. si-dër-o-co-nite, s . [Pref. sidero- ; Gr.con is =a powder, and suff. -ite ( Min .); Ger. side rok on it .] Min.: A variety of marble of a yellowish-brown color, owing to the inclusion of pulverulent hydrated sesquioxide of iron. si-dër-o-den-dron, s. [Pref. sidero-, and Gr. dendron a tree.] Bot.: Iron-tree; a genus of Psycho tride. The popular and scientific names refer to the hardne of the wood.