AZARA

(Lat.), n. f. ’)’ra’. Of Rufz and Pavôn, a genus of bixaceous plants of the series Samydeæ or the tribe Flacourtieæ. [B, 42, 121.] BIN SS (Sp.), n. A#-th?atr-kon’. Red oxide of lead. [A, ichaux]. a f AZAREÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl. A?z(a?z)-a(a3)'re?-e(a?-e?), Fr., azarées. Ger., Azareen. Of Clos, a group of bixaceous plants, comprising Azara and three other genera having stipulate leaves and erm aphrodite flowers, often with a double perianth, with the stamens inflected in æstivation, the ovary with 3 to 6 parietal placentæ, containing many ovules, and surmounted by a simple or nearly sim- 5 az and seeds with a crustaceous and reticulate testa. [B, 21.