BAELE

n. See BAEL. BÆMYCES (Lat.), n. m. Bzomyces. BÆMYCIDEÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl. (ki?d\'e?-e(at-e?). See BÆOMYCIDEÆ. BE NO DACTYLI (Lat.), n. m. pl. _ Be?n(ba3-e?n)-0(0?)-da?k- (dask)'ti2ktul)-i(e). From Baivew, to walk, avd 3éxrvaos, a digit. Fr,, benodactyles. Of Ritgen, a family of reptiles having limbs adapted to walking. [L, 180.] ‘BENOSAURII (Lat.), n. m. pl. _ Be?n(ba3-e?n)-0(0?)-satr"- (sa3/utr)-i2-i(e), From Baivew, to walk, and caÿpa, a lizard. Of Huigen, a family of saurians having limbs adapted to walking. [L, 180. IB; L, 105.] Named in honor of A, Bück, Be?m‘(baS'e?m)-i?(u*)-sez(kas). See Be?ni(ba3-e2m)-i2(u®)-si2d- BÆOBOTHRYON (Lat.). n.n.?)-0(0?)-bo2th'ri?(ru®)- o’n, Of Nees, à section of the genus Scirpus, including species with a mucronate fruit and solitary, terminal spikelets. » [B, 121.] BÆOBOTRYS [Forster] (Lat.), n. m.?)-0(02)-bo?t'ri2s- (ru%s). Gen., bæobot'ryos (ryis). From’ Bacés, small, and Bérpvs, a bunch of grapes. See Masa. BÆOMECONICUS (Lat.), adj. ’-e?)-o(o?)-me%k(mak)-?k-u3s(uts), From Bacos, small, and unxovexés. of or like a poppy. Ger., schwachmekonsauer, kleinmekonsauer, See COMENIC. BÆOMETRA (Lat.), n. f.?)-o(0?)-me?t'ras. Fr., bæometre. A genus of liliaceous plants of the tribe Anguillarieæ, established by Salisbury. [B, 42.]—I8. columellar is [Salisbury]. O, no; 02, not; 03, whole; Th, thin; Th?, the; U, like oo in too; U?, blue; US, lull; U4, full; Us, urn; US, like ü (German). um [Jacquin] (seu ciliatum [Jacquin], seu œthiopicum [Thunberg], seu flavum), Tulipa breyniana [Linnus), Kolbea breyniana [Schlechtendahl], Jania breyniana [Römer and Schultes]. An herbaceous South African species with yellow flowers. [B, 42, 188. BÆOMYCE Æ (Lat.), n. f. pl. $-e?}-o(o?)-mi(mu®)’se*(ke2)-e- (a3-e2). For deriv., see Bæonycrs. Of Kérber, a family of lichens comprising the genus Beomyces. [B, 170.] BÆOMYCEI, BÆOMYCETEI (Lat.), n’s m. pl. _?)- 0(0)-mits(mu®k)'e2-i(e), -mi?s(mu“k)-e?ttat}e?-ile), Of Nylander, a tribe of lichens, including Bæomyces, characterized by the usually stipulate, biatorine apothecia. [B, 121.] BAZ OMYCES (Lat.), n. m.?)-03m'i2s(u6k)-ez(as), Gen., beomyce’tos (-tis). From Barés, small, and pirns, a fungus. aie nus of cheng me do by Birhart, hating allie lircous thallus and a solid stipes without a cortical layer, bearing on its apex a capitate, immarginate, velate apothecium. [B, 274.]—B. coceiferus [Acha- Trius). hice Jau e cochenille, her be du feu. A European species, employed as a bechic and, in Thu ring i a, as a remedy for intermittent fevers. [B, 121, ia er cornucopioides [Acharins]. A variety of B. cocci fer us. |B, 173.]—B. ericetorumi [De Candolle]. See B. rose us—B. paschal is [Whlbg.]. The Stereo caul on paschale, [B, 173.]—B. pungens [A char i us]. A species sometimes regarded as a variety of B. rang if erinus, affording a brownish-yellow or, when combined with sulphate of iron, à greenish dye. [B, 173.] See under CLADONIA rangi fer in a.— B. Syn.: Melanthium uni, byxidatus [Acharlus]. Fr.,picide. Ger. Becherftechite. See OuA- DONIA pycidata.—B. rang if erinus [A char i us], See CLADONIA rangi fer in a.—B. rose us [Per so on]. A French and English species with a white verrucose thallus and rose-colored or flesh-colored apothecia, growing in clayey soils. It is used as a dye, giving with alum and sulphate of iron an ash-gray or tawny tint. '[B, 173, 274.|—B. uncial is [A char i us]. A European species affording a brownish dye. {B, 173.] BÆOMYCETEI (Lat.), n. m. pl. (Ka)’-te?-i(e), See BÆOMYCEI. BÆOMYCIDEÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl.?)-mi(mu®)-si2d- (ki?d)’e?-e(a3-e2). Of Gray, a division of lichens (Cæœnothalameæ) comprising Bæomyces and'two other genera. [B, 170.] BÆOTHKYON (Lat.), n. n.?)-o2th'ri*(ru#)-02n. From Bards, small, and @pvov, arush. A genus of the Cyperaceæ made for the Scirpus b. [B, 121.] BAEK (Hind.), n. The Zizyphus jujuba. [B, 181.]