BEETLA

n. From b.-cod i (q. v.).. Of Endlicher, a-section of the ses Piper. [B, 121.J—B.-cod i (Malay). The Chavica betel. B, 172. Ç BEETLE,n. Betl. The common name for an insect of the order Coleoptera. [L, 86.|—B.-weed. The Galax aphutia. [B, 84.]—Blister-b. The Cantharis vesica to ria. [L, 130.)—Blstering. A general term for various insects (e, g., several species of Mylabris) having blistering properties. (J. O. Bra i thwaite, “Pharm. Jour. and Trans.,” Sept. 3, 1887, * Am. Jour. of Pharm.,” Oct., 1887, p. 516.|—O#1 b.” The Meloe majalis. [B, 97.] BEFARIA (Lat.), n. f.?)-fa(fa>)ri7-a3. See BEJARTA, mt‘z;]EFASERT (Ger.),n. Be?-fa®z'e?rt. In botany, fibrillose. [B,