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[Eng. send, v.;-er.] One who sends. sen-ě-bi-ër-a, s. [Mod. Lat. from Jean Senebier, a Swi Protestant minister, naturalist, and bibliographer (1742-1809).] Bot.: Wart-cre ; the typical genus of Senebieridæ (q. v.). Fruit broader than long, without valves or wings; two-celled, each cell one-seeded. Known species six, from temperate and warm countries. IMG:content-1206.png:[blocks in formation] Lat. fem. pl. adj. suff. -idœ.] Bot.: A family of Cruciferæ, tribe Diplecolobese (q. v.). sěně-ca, s. [For etym. and def. see compound.] seneca-oil, s. Min.: A petroleum found at Cuba, Alleghany Co., New York. Also occurs on the surface of Seneca Lake, but it is uncertain whether the name arose from this fact, or because it was collected and sold by the Seneca Indians. seneca-root, s. [SENEGA.]