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© Melaleuca leucadendra. —A. alba minor pn nee |. The Melaleuca Cajuput i. [B, 51. —A. aluminosa. The Decadia aluminosa, {B,121.]—A. american a, alatis follis, succo lacteo venenato {Plukenet]. The Rhus verniz, [B, 211.)—A. american a cucurbit if era, folio longo mucro nato, fructn oblongo [Comm.]. The Crescent i a cujete. (B, 211.]--A. american a venenata [Pet.!. The Rhus vernix. [B, 211.|—A. aquatic a bras i liens is. See ANINGAwa.—A. benlvi, A. benzoin if era. The Styrar benzoin. [A, 316; B, 200.|—A. bovina [Herm.]. The Chi on an thus zeylanica, [B, 211.]—A. brasil i a diet a. The tree (Cæsalpina echinata and other s ‘ies which furnishes Brazil wood. [B, 211.J)—A. cacavi cacavifera [Hern.], A. cacavifera american a, ete. [Plukenet]. The Fheobroma cacao. [B, 211.]—A. camphor if era, A. cam- [B, 172] pu ba Cayputi [Rumphius]. B, ui phorifera japonica [Breyn.]. The camphor-tree, Camphor a of ficin arum, (B, 59, 211,)—A. citri [Pliny]. Probably the sandarach tree, Callitris quad riva i vis (seu articulata). (Schousboe (B, 180).|—A. caeli [Rumphius]. Perhaps a species of A den anther a (B, 211); according to others (B, 121), a species of Ailantus (A. molucgana) A. conciliorum (Rumphius].. Fr., arbre des conseils Probably the Ficus religiosa, [B, 2i1,J—A.’ crepitans [Hern,]. The Hura crepitans. [B, 211.] —A. Diaboli. A name given by the Christians in Malabar to the Ficus religiosa because adored by the heathens there. [Rheede (B, 211).]-—A. Dianæ, Fr., arbre de Diane. Ger., Silberbaum, Dianenbaum. It., albero di Diana. The silver tree} an arborescent amalgam of silver obtained by pouring mercury into a solution of silver nitrate, (B,3.|—A. dracæna, A. drac on is. The Dracena draco, (B, 211.|—A. excæcans [Rumphius]. Fr., arbre aveuglant. The Excæcaria agalloch a. {B, 211.]—A. exotica fraxini folio. The Acer negundo, {B, 211.|—A. exotica spinosa. The Gui land in a bonduc ell a. {B, 311. fabifera prima. The Erythrina coral lod end ron. (B, 211.J—A. far in if era. The sago-palm, {B,59.]—A. febrifuga peruviana [Ray]. The Cinchona officinal is of Linnæus. Dracæna ferrea. 2. The Mesua ferrea. (B, 211.J—A. finium regundorum [Dalech]. The Bixa orellana. [B, 211.]—A. fraxini folio. The Melia azederach. [B,211.)—A. glutinosa [Rumphius]. The Cordia myxa. [B, 211.J—A. in can a siliquis toros is. The Cajanus indicus, var. flavus. [B,59.|—A. indica, A. indica flore maximo, ete, The Dillenia indica, [B, 211,]—A. indica fraxini folio. The Aralia spinosa. [B,211.]—A. indica fructu conoide. The Seme carpus anacardium. ’{B, 211.]—A. indica mamei dicta (Bauhin]. The mammee-tree, Mammea american a, [B, 211.}— A. insania. The Caragana. [B, 121.J—A. Jovis. Fr., arbre de Jupiter. Ger., Zinnbaum. The tin-tree. An arborescent crystalline deposit of metallic tin formed when zinc is added to a solution of tin chloride. [B, 3.1—A. jucadice. See Ca ia ligne a and CANELLA alba.—A. Jude. Fr., arbre de Judas (ou Judée). The Judas-tree, or Cercis siliqua strum. i 211,J—A. Jude eneeote || ae. The Cercis can a dens is. [B, 211./—A. kauki Indorum, floribus odor at is (Breyn.]. The Mimusops elengi. B, 211.]—A. lactaria [Rumphius]. The Cerbera manghas, [B, 11.]—A. lanigera. The cotton-plant. [B, 200.] See Go ypium. —A, lanigera spinosa. The tree formerly known as Bombar ceiba. [B,59.] See ERIODENDRON anfractuosum.—A. laurifolia sinensis. See-LicHt.—A. magna serpentum [Grimm.]. The Strychnos_colubrina. [B, 211.]—A. mala baric a lactescens. The tree furnishing cone i bark; the Wright i a anti dysenteric a. is 19, 59,J—A. mannife The tree furnishing manna. b 200.] See Fraxinus.—A. mar is. Tree of the sea; coral. [B, 50..|—A. Martis. Fr.. arbre de Mars. An arborescent grayish white precipitate, made up of a silicate of iron and pota ium carbonate, obtained by plunging a crystal of iron sulphate into a solution of a mixture of pota ium carbonate and silicate. [B, 2, 38.]—A. medullar is cerebelli. Ger., Markbaum des kleinen Hirns. A. vita cerebelli—A. mexico an a, fructn cast a new, coccifera. The Bixa orellana. [B, 211.|—A. mineral is philosophic a. See A. Dianw.—A. nigra Cee ep Probably the Uvaria zeylanica. [B, 211.]—A. nucifera, e Andira. [B, 59.]—A. ovigera [Rumphius]. The Hern and i a ovigera. [B, 211. —À. palorum feumnbine| A name given to trees or shrubs furnishing the different varieties of the bois de pieux; especially the Euphorbia pometia. [B, 121.|—A. pent a phyllos virgin i an a. The Æscul us pavia. [B, 211.]—A. phileworen. Fr., arbre des Philosophes. See A. Diane.—A. plumb i. See A. Saturn i—a. pomifera et prunifera indica. The cashew-tree; Anacardinm occident ale, fe 59.]—A. reg is [Rumphius]. The Hern and i a sonora, [B, 211,|—A. sagnisan [Ray]. The Unona (Uvaria) odorata, {B, 211.] —A, Sancti Thomie. The Bauhinia variegata. [B, 59. A. sar mentos a fabifera (Burm.]. The Pterocarpus draco of Li B, 211.]—A. Saturn i..Fr., arbre de Saturne. Ger., Bleibaum. The lead-tree; an arborescent precipitate of lead obtained by adding zinc to a solution of the former metal. [B, 49.]—A. seienti. The tree of knowledge spoken of in Genesis; according to Plukenet, the Citrus decuman us; according to others, a species of Taber nee montana, [B, 19, 211.]—A. seguisan. See A. saguisan. —A. semper virid is. The Thuja occidental is, {B, 200.]—A. spieularum (Rumphius]. The Trigo no stem on. (B,121.]—A. spinosa. The Lycium afrum. [B, 59.)—A. spinosa indica, muricatis siliqnis, ete. The Gui land in a bonduc. [B,59.]—A. stanni. See A. Jovis—A. tinct or i a. An Ethiopian tree, used in dyeing. {B, 200.]—A. toxic aria. The Antiar is toxic aria. [B,180.]—A. tri tis, A. trist is myrto similis. Fr., arbre triste. Ger., Trauerbaum. The Nyctanthes a, trist is. [B, 211.|—A. trist is Shard on i i. The Flæagnus an gust i folia. [B, 211 i. tulip if era, A. tulip: ifera virgin i an a [Catesby]. The Liriodendron are [B, 200, 211.|—Arborum fone [Lobel]. A name given to the Polyp or us, Exidia, and other Fungi growing upon trees, [B, 121.]—A. uteri. See A, vita uterina.—A. uvifera indica. The Michel i a champaca. {B, 211.|—A. venenata [Kalm.]. The Rhus vernix [B 211.]-A. venenata mancinello dicta (Ray]. The Hippomane. mancinella. [B, 211.]—A. vernicifera spuria silvestris a gust i folia mpfer]. The Rhus succedanea. [B, 21 e nicis [Rumphius]. The Gluta benghas. [B, 121.] See AYALLA.—A. vinifera, A. vinifera couton juglandi similis [Bauhin], See Covron.—. vitæ. See the major list.—A. [B, 2t1.J—A. ferrea. 1. The vivieans. See A. VITÆ uterina,—A. zagoe ambo in ens is. The Cycas circinalis. {B,211.] ARBORARIUS (Lat.), adj. ’ri7-u8s(u‘s). Of or pertaining toa tree. [B, 134.] ARBOREAL, adj. ’re?-a7l, dwelling upon trees, [R. Owen (B, 116).] ARBORÉE (Fr.),n.. The trunk of a tree. [B, 1.]