COLLUM
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 7
(Lat. collum, the neck.) That part of the ixis of a plant whence the stem and root diverge. In the reference beginning it js a space which there is no difficulty in digihing, so long as the embryo or young plant has not The iy considerable change; but in the proce of of the ternally obliterated, so as to become a mere of colonies in itti r "i ll "j. COLLUTOR1UM. (Lat colluo, / teash, and so, the language, A lotion forrincinz the mouth. the provided ■l. [s. 263]
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