ARATICU

n, A Brazilian name for the Anona. [B, 121.]—A. do mato. The Anona silvatic a, [B, 197.|—A.-ponhe [Maregraff], A.-porche [Marc graff],, A. prima [Ray]. The Anona muricata, [B, 211.] ë; AI:A]TI-CUPANA [Marc graff]. The Hippomane mancinella. [B, 211. ARATRUM (Lat.), n. n. vomer. [L,63.] ARAUCARIA (Lat.),n.f. A?r(a®r)-atk(a3-nk)-a(a3)ri?-a8, From Araucania, in South America, where the trees are found. Ger., ‘And ent anne. A genus of evergreen coniferous trees, established by Ju ieu, belonging to the subtribe Araucariew, and distinguished by their Ciena and their stiff, flattened, sharp-pointed Atr(ar)-a?t(ast)/ru’m(ru‘m), The Ë THE ARAUCARIA IMBRICATA. [B, 49.] leaves. Salisbury made out of this genus two new genera (Colymbea and Euta a), and Link restricted the genus A. to the species (4. bras i liens is and A. imbricata) referred by Salisbury to Colymbea. [B, 19,75, 170.]—A. Bid will i i [Hooker]. The bunya-bunya pine; à O, no; 03, not; 03, whole; Th, thin; Th?, the; U, like oo in too; U3, blue; U3, lull; U4, full; US, urn; US, like ü (German). lofty tree growing between the Brisbane and Burnett rivers in Australia, It bears large cones containing edible seeds. [B, 19, 49.]— —A. brasil i an a, A. bras i liens is [Richard]. The Brazil pine. A lofty Brazilian ‘tree which furnishes a very fragrant resin. [B, 49, 197.|—A. columnar is (Hooker], A. Cookii (R. Brown]. Ger., Sdulencypre e. A tall Australian Species from the cones of which a resinous matter exudes. [B, 49.J—A. Cunning ham i [Aiton]. Syn.: Eutacia (Euta a) Cunning ham i, The More ton Bay pine; an Australian species furnishing no resin but a white transparent exudation. [B, 49, 77.]—A. Dombeyi [Richard]. See A. imbricata.—A. excels a [R. Brown]. Ger., Norfolksfichte, Norfolktanne. Syn.: Dombeya (seu Euta a, seu’ Altingia) excels a. ‘ The Norfolk Island pine; a tree growing in New Caledonia and Norfolk Island, and attaining a height of 200 feet and upwards. The seeds are said to be edible; but this is denied. [B, 19, 49.]—A. mbricata [Pav.]. Ger., Chilifichte. Syn.: Dombeya chi lens is [Lamarek], Pinus araucana [Molin], Colymbea quadrifaria (Salisbury]. The Chili pine; a tree growing in the mountains of Chili, by some identified with A. excels a. Epon incision it furnishes a milky, glutinous juice of strong odor and taste, called Dombeya 0 turpentine. [B,5.|—A. Rulei [Miiller]. A New Caledonian species of smaller size than the others. ….