ANACHARIS

(Lat.), n. A?n(a8n)-a%(a8/ka?r(ch2a%r)i3s, A genus of plants belonging to the Hydro char ideæ, established by Linneus. [B, 121.]—A. als in a strum. Syn.: Elodea. A species indigenous to America, but naturalized in Europe, having long ramifying stems which ‘choke up channels of fresh water such as canals, mill-races, etc. [B, 49.] It has been suggested that it be planted in streams in malarious regions. [** Brit. and Colon. Drug.,”” Aug. 28, 1886, p. 224 (L).]