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An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1892 · p. 8
(Lat.), n. f. Kam(ch2aSm)-e(as-e")-la(la3)'- ri2x. Gen., chamcelar'icis. An old name (or a species of As pal a thus. [B, 121.] CHAM^L,AUCIACE^E [Lindley] (Lat.), CHAM^EtAUCIE^E [De Candolle] (Lat.), n's f. pi. Ka2m(ch2a3m)-e(a3-e3)-la- (Ia3-u4)-si2(ki2)-a(a3 )'se2(ke2 )-e(a3-e2), -si(ki2)'e2-e(a3-e2). Fr., chamelauciees. The fringe-myrtles; a tribe of myrtaceous plants (by Lindley regarded as a distinct order), comprising Chamcelaucium and other genera which are distinguished from the rest of the Mystacece by their 1-celled ovary. Divided by Bentham and Hooker into the subtribes Euchamcelauciece, the Calythricece, and the Thryptomenece. [B, 42, 170.] CHAM^ [s. 198]
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