limoges (ges as zh)

[See def.] A kind of surface enameling, which represents gems by the Bot .: A genus of Gentianacese, tribe Menyanthere. It consists of perennial water-herbs, with alternate or opposite floating peltate or cordate leaves, se ile umbels of yellow flowers, a five-parted calyx, а rotate corolla, with five to eight erose segments, five to eight stamens, a disc of five to eight hypogynous glands, and a one-celled irregularly-bursting use of small globules of transparent color over silcapsule, few or many-seeded. Limn an the mum ver tinsel. It takes its name from Limoges in (formerly Villarsia ) nymphæoides is found wild in France, where it was brought to perfection in the still waters in Europe and Asia. L. cristatum , a Cashmere plant, is said to increase the milk of the cows which feed on it.