BACCHARIDE

(Fr.),n.. See Baccnaris (2d def.).—B. à feuilie de iaurier-rose. See BRACHYLÆNA nereifolia. —B. de Virginie. See Baccuarts halimifolia. … BACCHARIDEZE (Lat.), n. f. pl. Ba?k(bask)-ka®r(ch?aSr)- i2d’e%-e(a%e?), Fr., baccharidées. 1. A division of composite plants made by Ca ini, Reichenbach, Spach, and others, including the sections Chrysocorneæ and B. veræ (or Bacchareæ), or the sections Conyzeæ and B. (Eubaccharideæ, Bacchareæ), comprising Baccharis and many other genera. 2. As defined by Bentham and Hooker and by Gray, a subtribe of composite plants of the tribe Asteroidee, distinguished by the discoid heads, which are moncecious or nearly so, the filiform or minutely liguläte corolle of the male flowers, and the pappus of capillary Gristles, Tt includes Baccharis and two other genera. [B, 42, 215.]