BEERE

(Ger.),n. Bar’e?. A berry. [B.)—Aechte B. See Bacca vera.—B’nahnlich. pees by Ln eer yanaceates [B,123.]—B°nartig. Baccate (Lat., baccaceus, bacceformis). [B, 198.] —. The morulus of Wallace (Irish buttnn-scurvgr). {Griinfeld (A, 319).)—B’nbaster. Berry-bearing lilies. [A, 815.J—B'nbaum. The American gooseberry (Melas tom a acinodendron), {L, 46.]—B'nblau. A dye-stuff extracted from mulberries, elderberries, etc. [L, 46.]—B'nbromen. The blackberry (Rubus fruti cos us). [L, 46.J—B’nférmig. Bacciform. [B, 123.)—B’nfre end, Baccivorous. [B, 131.]—B’nfre er. A baccivorous animal. [A, 315.]—B’nfrucht. See Bacca.. nhaufen. See Sonosis.. The Rhamnus frangula. [B, 181.]—Bnleimkraut. The Silene baccifera. [L, 46.j—B’nlilien. See B'nbaster—B'nlorsche. The Chinese tallow-tree (Stilling i a sebifera). BB 131.J—B’nmelde. The get Blitum. [B, 131.)\—B’upfeffer. ‘he Capsicum annuum. [L, 43. Enpflanzen. Plants that bear [B, 181.]—B'ngilze e Clavaria. [B, 131.]—B’ntragend. Bacciferous. [B.]—B’nzapfen. A galbulus. / {B, 198.]—. The genus Chrysobalanus. [B, 131.]—Falsche B., Unächte B. See Bacca spuria. berries,