BARBE

(Fr.),n. Barb. See Bearp, Bars, and Barsa. In the pl., b's, small excrescences on the palate or ander the tongue, in cattle and horses, interfering with mastication. (L, 41.)—B. à Dieu. The Clematis vitalba., —B. bleue. The Echium vulgare. [B, 121.]—B. de boue. 1. The Tragopogon pratensis. 2. The Spirea aruncus. 3. The Clavaria coralloides. ‘ 4. The Hydnum imbricatum. [B, 121, 173.]—B. de bouquin. The Clavaria coralloides. {B‚ 173.]—B. de capucin. 1. The Cichorium crispum. 2. The Nigella cærule a (damascena). 3. The Usnea barbata. {B, 173.J—B. de chèvre. 1. The Eryngium campestre. 2. The Spirea aruncus. 3. The Clematis vitalba. 4. The Clavaria coralloides. 5. The Hydnum repandum. [B; B, 173.|—B. de Dieu, A name applied to several species of Andropogon. ' [B, 121.]—B. de Jupiter. 1. The Valerian a pyrenaica or, according to some, the Valerian a rubra. 2. The Rhus cotinus. 3, The Anthyllis barb a Jovis. 4. The Sempervivum tectorum. [B, 121.]—B. de moine. The Cuscuta epithymum. fs, 121,)—B. de renard. The Astragalus ma i liens is. [B, 121.}—B. de vac he. The Hydnum repandum. [B, 121.)—B. du calamus script or i us. The white transverse fibres on the floor of the fourth ventricle of the brain, being the superficial roots of the auditory nerve. {L, 49.]—B. espagnole. The Tillandsia usnoides. [B, 121.1—B. noire. The Buxus semper eat) [B, 121.]—Petite b. de chévre. The Spirea ulmaria. , 1213 |