mountain rose (mountanroz)

The alpine rose, Rosa alpina. mountain-sandwort (moun'tān-sand"wert), n. tos, especially when spun and made into cloth. mountain-fringe (moun′tận -frinj), n. The See sandwort. climbing fumitory, Adlumia cirrhosa. See cut mountain-sheep (moun'tān-shop), n. The com under Adlumia. mountain-grape (moun' tận - grāp), n. See American mountains; the bighorn, Ovis mon grapel. mountain-green (moun tān-grēn), n. 1. Same as malachite - green, 1.-2. Same as May - pole, 3. nated: this is the case with most of the greater mountain- chains, as the Him a lay as, the Andes, and the Cordilleras. mountain-cock (moun′tan-kok), n. The male mountain-guava (moun tān-gwävä), n. See IMG:content-1016.png:[blocks in formation] mountain-cowslip (moun' tận - kou" slip), n. See auricula, and French cowslip (under cowslip ). mountain-crab (moun'tān-krab), n. A landcrab of the family Gecarcinidæ. mountain-cranberry (moun' tan-kran"ber-i), The cowberry, Vaccinium Vitis - Idæa. mountain-cro (moun'tān-krôs), n. In her., a plain cro humeté or couped. mountain-cura ow (mount an-ku-ras"ō), n. A bird of the subfamily Oreophasinæ. n. IMG:content-1017.png:[blocks in formation] mon wild sheep of the Rocky and other North tana. A mountain-sickne (moun tān-sik"nes), n. morbid condition, marked by various distre ing symptoms, caused by very high altitudes. mountain-soap (moun tān-sōp), n. A clay-like mineral, having a greasy feel, which softens in water and is said to have been used as a soap: it is generally regarded as a variety of halloysite. North American plant, Nemopanthes Can a den mountain-sorrel (moun tān-sor"el), n. A plant sis, a branching shrub with ash-gray bark. mountain-laurel (moun tān-la"rel), n. 1. Kal mia latifolia. See cut under Kalmia.-2. Um bellularia Californica.-3. A plant of the genus Ocotea ( Oreodaphne ). mountain-leather (moun′tān-lewn" er), n. Same as mountain - cork .