CEDAR

n. Se'da3r. Gr., ictSpos. Lat., cedrus. Fr., cedre. Ger., Ceder. It., Sp., cedro. A name properly restricted to the genus Cedrus, but applied to various other trees, especially of the Coniferce. [B, 19, 185.] Atlas c. The Cedrus atlantic a. [B, 185.] Australian c. The Melia australis. [B, 275.] Barb a does c. The Juniper us barb a dens is. [B, 19.] Bastard Barbailoi-s c. The Cedrela odorata. [B, 19.] Bastard c. The Guazuma ulmifolia (or to mentos a), also the Cedrela. [B, 19, 282.] Bastard c. of New South Wales. The Dt/soxylon rufum. [B, 275.] Bastard Guiana c. The Idea alti ima. [B, 275.] Bastard Jamaica c. The Guazuma to mentos a. [B, 275.] Bastard "West Indian c. The Guazuma ulmifolia. [B, 275.] Bermuda c. The Juniper us bermudiana (seu barb a dens is). [B, 19, 282.] Berry-bearing c. The Cedrus baccifera. [L, 116.] Brazilian c. The Cedrela bras i liens is. [B, 185, 275.] British Columbia c. See California c. Bu aco c. The Cupre us lusitanica, var. pendula. [B, 275.] California c. The Thuja gigantea (Libocedrus decurrens). [B, 275.] Canary Islands c. The Juniper us cedrus. [B, 275.] C.-apple. Lat., fungus juniper i virgin i ance. Ger., Cederapfel. An excrescence produced on the bark of the Juniper us virgin i an a by the punctures made by the Podisoma macropus. It is bitter and has been used as a vermifuge. [B, 19, 180.] C. of Lebanon, C. of Libanus. The Cedrus Libani. [B, 19.] C. of New South Wales. The Cedrela australis. [B, 19.] C. resin. The resin of Cedrus Libani. [B, 180.] C.-tree. See C. C.-wood. Lat., lignum cedri (seu cedrinum). Ger., Cedernholz. The wood of the c.-tree (Cedrus) and of several other coniferous trees, including Cedrela. [B.] C.-wood of Guiana. The wood of Idea alt i- ima. [B. 185.] Chinese c. The Cedrela sinenIndian c. The Cedrela toona and Cedrus deodarn. [B 275 ] False c. The Cedrela odorata. [B, 275.] Goa c. The Cupre us lusitanica. [B, 19, 185.] Great c.-tree of Libanus. The A, ape; A2, at; A, ah; A*, all; Ch, chin; Ch, loch (Scottish); [s. 142]