BUETTNEREÆ

(Lat.), n. f. pl. BuSt-netre?-e(a%e2). Of Sprengel, a family of plants, including Buettneria, Abroma, Helicteres, Sterculia, and other genera; of Reichenbach, a division of the Geraniaceæ, comprising the subdivisions Dombeyaceæ, Lasi petaleæ, and Theobromeæ (1831), or (1887) the B. genuine: (compri: [B, 172.) Buid-le’e?-e(a3-e2). See Bunning Buetlneria aud four other genera), the Lasiopetaleæ, and the Theobromeæ. [B, 170.) Cf. STERCULIACEÆ. BUETTNERIA (Lat.), n. f. Bu“t-ne?r’i?-as, After D. S. A. Buettner, of Güttingen, A genus of sterculiaceous plants of the tribe Buettnerieæ. [B, 19.]—B. cat alp i folia. An arborescent species with long-petiolate leaves. [B, 19.|—~B. cordatu [La marek]. Ger., Spinnenkraut. A Peruvian species. The bruised leaves are used for venomous [B, 180.]—B. terophylla. tes. A Madagascar clinbing species, [B, 19.]