Coriacea (koriasea)

pl. [NL., neut. pl. of LL. coriaceus, of leather: see coriaceous.] A division of pupiparous Diptera, corresponding to the family Hippoboscida with the addition of the Braulida. Also Coriacea. 1266 line, odorle , very bitter, and very poisonous substance, found in the fruit of Coriaria myrti murti folia. It is folia. It is a glucoside. Corinthian inches long, green, with a white line along the under parts, white flank-tufts, a white line under the eye, and the gorget crimson. The bill is straight and twice as long as the head.