ARRHIZA

(Lat.),n. f. ’za3. From dppigos (from a priv., and pig a, a root). … arrhize. A plant that has no root (applied to parasitic plants like the mistletoe). [B, 121.] ARRHIZÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl. A®r(asr)‘ri2z-e(as-e2). Fr., arrhizes. Richard’s term for the eryptogams. [B, 1, 121.] ARRHIZÆA (Lat.), n. n. pl. A®r(a%r)-ri2z-e’(a¥’e?)-a8, See Ar- RHIZA. â ARRHIZOBLASTÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl. A?r(asr)-ri?z-o-bla?st- (bla%st)’e(a8-e2). From a priv., pig a, a root, and BAaorés, a sprout. Fr., arrhizoblastees. Ger., Unwurzelkeimer. Of Willdenow, a division of plants of the Geoblastæ, distinguished by the absence of roots and by their embryos remaining concealed in the ground during germination. [B, 121, 170.]