nola

[Lat. =a little bell, from Nola in Camp an i a, where bells are said to have been first made; of. Lat. campana =bell; Ital. campanile =a bell tower, and Ital. Campagna the country round Rome.] Entom.: The typical genus of the family Nolidæ. no-lā-nạ, s. [Dim. of Lat. nola a bell, which the little corolla resembles.] Bot.: The typical genus of the order Nolanaceae (q.v.). In France poultry are fed upon Nolana IMG:content-0093.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0094.png:[blocks in formation]