ACROGENOUS

adj. Atk-ro2j/etn-uts, mit, and yervär, to” grow. Lat. acrogen us aerogene, Sp. aer "Growing especiaily a£ the quentait (abt of cetyl fou plants), {Lindley CA Sab) 2 Derived from a rhomboid by Jo of sui 306.) From dxpov, the sumjance at the angles and borders (said of crystals). [A, Atk’ro-jemz. For deriv., see ACROGEsous, Lat, aorogence: | Fr.. acrogenes. SD ‘acrdjenas. Syn rye [End licker]- Lintioy's teria n for a province of eryptogams, acho all those vraich tneronso by growth at the apex ot tos tosis and not laterally; con prising the single cla drepley porce and the cohorts Sporogamta, Thallogamia, and Arogamia. ( 31, 30) ACROGONIDIA (Lat), n,n. pl Atk(atk).rogo: nih.