CARROT

n. Ka^r'o^t. Lat., carota [U. S. Ph., 1870]. Fr., carotte [Fr. Cod.]. Ger., Karaite, gemeine Mohrriibe, get be Rube. It., carota. Sp., zanahoria. The Daucus carota and its root. [B, 19, 185.1 Candia c., Candy c. The Athamanta cretensis. [B, 19, 275.] C. family. The Umbelliferce. [B, 185.] C.-root. See Radix CAROTA. C.-tree. The Monizia edidis. [B, 19.] Common c. The cultivated variety of Daucus carota. [B, 275.] Deadly c. The genus Thapsia. [B, 19, 185.] Native c. The tubers of Geranium parviflorum. [B, 19.] Peruvian c. The Arracacia esculent a. [B, 185, 275.] Shining-leaved c. The Daucus gingidium. [B, 275.] Spanish c. The Daucus visnaga. [B, 275.] Stinking c. See Deadly c. Tasmanian c. See Native c. Wild c. The wild variety of Daucus carota. [B, 275.] [s. 99]