Pom a derris (pomaderis)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 39
[NL. (La Billardière, 1804), in allusion to the loose covering of the fruit formed by the calyx-tube; flat. The abundant flowers are arranged in oblong panicles or corymbs, and are whitish or yellowish-brown. IMG:content-0614.png:[blocks in formation] ogy, 1. dog. pomegranate This the emarginate opercle; 2. Among European ichthyologists, a genus of perciform fishes, distinguished by its very large eyes, and represented by a single species, now known as Telescops telescopium, inhabiting the boring Atlantic. deep water of the Mediterranean and neigh rhinus, prop. * pom a torr hin us,
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