BALSAM IT A

(Lat.), n. f. Ba?l(ba?l)-saëm-ite)tas>. Fr., balsamite. Ger., Frauenmiinze. A genus of composite plants separated by Desfontaines from the genus Tan acetum; referred by Bentham and Hooker to chrysanthemum. [B, 42, 121.|—B. annua [Flora Fr.]. The Tan acetum annuum. [B, 180, 214.|—B. flabelliform is eersrenl: The Pentzia flabelliform is, [B, 214.1—B. fœ- mina. The Achillea ageratum.” [L, 84.]—B. lutea. The genus Persicaria. (L, 119.]—B. major [Dod.], B. mas [Black well]. See CHRYSANTHEMUM suavevlens.—B. minor. See ACHILLEA ogeratum and EUPATORIUM cannabinum.—B. odorata, 13. suaveolens [Per so on], B. vulgar is. Fr., balsamite odorante, men the-coq, her be au coq, coq des jardins, See CHRYSANTHEMUM suaveolens.— Herba balsam itæ, Herba balsam itæ mauris. Ger., Marienblatt, Frauenblatt. Syn.: herb a menthæ sarraceniæ (seu romane), The herb of hip ens suaveolens. [B, 180.]—Herba balsam itæ minor is. The herb of Eupatorium cannabinum. [B, 180.] —Lignum balsam itæ. The wood of Balsa mod end ron gileadense. [B, 180.]-Radix balsam itæ minor is. The root of Fupaturium cannabinum. [B, 180.]—Summit ates balsam itæ, Summit ates balsam itæ mar is. The herb of Chrysanthemum suaveolens. [B, 180.]—Tan acetum b. [Linnzeus]. CHRYSANTHEMUM sudveolens,