IVA

(Lat.), n. f. I(e)'va3(wa3). Fr., i., ive. 1. The Achillea moschata. 2. Marsh elder, high water shrub, a genus of composite herbs or shrubs, by Bentham and Hooker referred to the tribe Helianthoidece. The Ivacene of Reichenbach are a subdivision of the Ambrosiacece, consisting of this single genus. The Ivece of Ca ini are a division of the Ambrosiece, containing Clibadium (subsequently excluded) and Iva; or, of De Candolle, a division of the Melampodinece, consisting of Iva, Euphro.tyne, and several other genera; or, of Reichenbach, a subdivision of the Dispositce; or, of Lindley, a subtribe of the Senecionidece, consisting of the genera of De Candolle and, in addition, Gymnogyne. [B, 5, 19, 34, 42, 170, 173 (a, 35).] Esprit d'i. (Fr.). See under ACHILLEA moschata. Herba ivae. The flowering plant of Ajuga chamcepitys. [A, 319 (a, 21).] I. arbri eau (Fr.). See /. frutescens. I. artetica (It.), I. arthritic a (Lat.), I. commune (It.). See AJUGA chamcepitys. I. frutescens. Fr., i. arbri eau, quinquina du Mexique. A shrubby species found in North America on the borders of salt marshes. In Mexico it is considered a febrifuge, and is known as acapatli or quinquina del pat's. [B, 34, 173 (a, 24); B, 88 (a. 39).] I. moschata. The Ajuga iva. [B, 180 (o, 24).] I. pecanga. O, no; O", not; O', whole; Th, thin; Th*, the; U, like oo in [s. 505]