ANDROPHORE

n. A?n’dro-for. àvip, à man, and $épev, to bear). Fr., androphore. Ger., Staubbeutelträger. 1. In botany, the tube which carries the stamens, formed by the union of the filaments in monadelphous flowers. [Mirbel (B, 121, 198).] 2 In zoology, a special proce , or receptacle, carrying sperm a to zooids, especially in the Hydrozoa. [B, 28.} .)n.m. A?n(a%n)-dro®f'i2l(u*l)-a2x(asx), Gen., ER Wendel’s name for the Linnæan botanical genus Cocculus, [B, 121.] ANDROPOGINEA (Lat.), n. n. pl. A2n(a%n)-dro-po-fitn(gi2nye?-a8. A tribe of gramineous plants established by Trinius, including Andropogon, Sorghum, and many other genera. {B, 170.]