ACTINENCHYMA

(Lat.),n.n. A?k(a°k)-ti?n-e?n'ki?(ku®)-ma3, Gen., actinenchym/atos (-is). From éxris, a ray, and éyxvpa, à juice or a succulent material. Fr., actinenchyme. Ger., strahlzelliges Gewebe. Sp., actinénquimo. The cellular ti ue of a plant when it has a radiated arrangement. [Hayne (A, 822).] ACTINIÆ (Lat.), n. f. A?k(a®k)-ti?n'i3-e(a?-e?), A division of the Coraltigena, comprising the Actinia and allied genera. [B, ma} Several of these animals were formerly used as aphrodisiacs, as depilatories, and as remedies for gravel. [A, 314.]