APIUM GRAVEOLENS,

(A, 827.) garded as one of the four le er heating seeds. By cultivation gelery is rendered sweet, crisp, juicy, and agreeable. [A, 301, 320, 327; B, 33, 34.)—A. hele ose linum. See _ ÆGo PoDIUM podagra ria. —A, hortense [Dod.]. The A. pet rose linum. [B, 211.]—A. hortense magnum pet rose lin i sapore, ete. [Bauhin]. ‘The Ligusticum peregrinum, [B, 211.]—A. involucra tum [Roxburgh]. See CARUM roxburghianum.—A. maced on i cum [Bauhin]. The Seseli maced on i cum. [B, mie montanum (Bauhin]. The Peucedanum oreoselinum, [B, 211.]—A. of ficin arum [Bauhin]. The A, graveolens, |B, 211.]—A. paludapium. See À. graveolens.— A. palustre. A name given by Bauhin and others to the Sium an gust i folium, Sium lati folium, and A. graveolens. [B, 211.J—A. palustre minus. The Sium nodiflorum and A. graveolens. [B, 211.]—A. peregrinum [Bauhin]. e Pimp in ell a peregrin a. {B, 211.J—A. petræum [Baubin]. The Seseli maced on i cum. [B, 211.] etroselinum [Willdenow]. Fr., ache persil. Ger.,Petersilic. See CARUM pet rose linum.—A. primum. See À. graveolens.—A. rapaceum. Of Miller, a variety of the A. graveolens. [B, 214. A. rusticum [Apulei The Ranunculus scelerat us. |B, 121.J— A. sativum, A. sativum vulgare. The A. pet rose linum. (B, 211.]—A. sium. See Srvm an gust i folium.—aA. silvestre [Pliny]. Mint. [B, 121.] See MENTHA.-—A. silvestre Dodonæi, A. silvestre lacteo succo turgens [Bauhin]. The Peucedanum silvestre. [B, 211.]—A, tuberosum [Desfontaines), A. variegatum [Desfontaines]. Varieties of A. pet rose linum. [B, 173.]—A. vulgare [Lamarck]. The A. pet rose linum. [B, 173.)—A. vulgare in grat i us [Bauhin]. The A. graveolens. [B, 211.j—Herba apil. See Herba api i dulcis.—Herba apli alpini. The herb of Carun pet rose linum, [B, 180.|—Herba api i dulcis (seu graveolent is, seu hortensis, seu of ficin arum, seu palustris). The herb of A. graveolens. [B, 180.]—Herba api i pet rose lin i. The herb of Carum pet rose linum. [B, 180.]—Merba api i sativi. See Herba api i dulcis.—Mundificativum ex apio. An old preparation made by boiling to a thick consistence 1 pint of the juice of A. rraveolens, 9 oz. of honey. and 3 oz. of wheat flour. [L,94.]—Radix fet semen) api i (seu api i dulcis, seu api i graveolent is, ete.) The root and seed of A. graveolens. [B, 180.]—Semen api i alpini. The fruit of Carum pet rose linum. [B, 180.1—Semen api i macedonici (seu petræi, seu saxatilis), The fruit of Seseli maced on i cum, [B, 180.] APIVOROUS, adj. A?p-i?v'o-ruis. a bee, and vorare, to devour). Subsisting on bees. [L, 41.] APLACENTAL, adj. _ A?p-la®s-e?nt‘atl. Lat., aplacental is (from a priv., and placenta [q. v.]). Fr., a placenta ire. Having no placenta. [L, 17 APLACENTAL I A, A PLACENTA RIA (Lat.), n°s n. pl. A?p- (asp)-la3-se2nt(ke?nt)-a(a*)'li2-a3, -ri?-a°. See IMPLACENTAL I A. A PLAN ASIA (Lat.), n. f. ’zbi2(si)-a8, See APLANATISM. APLANATIC, adj. ’n-a%t/i2k, Fr., oplanétique. aplanatisch. Po e ed of APLANATISM, n, Lat., epiaorus (from apis, Fr., apivore. ‘ Ger., bienenfre end. Ger., he quality of aplanatism. [L, 30, 108.] A?p-la?n'a?ti7zm, From a priv., and mAaväv, to wander. Fr., aplanétis me Ger., Aplanatism us. It., aplanetismo. Complete or almost complete freedom from spherical aberration (said of lenses). [A. 385; L, 56.]