curvembryeæ
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 38
pl. [Lat. curvus =curved, and Mod. Lat. embryo; Gr. embruon.] [EMBRYO.] Bot.: The second of two sub-orders of Solanaceae, in the cla ification of that order proposed by Mr. Miers. The first is the Rectembryese, in which the embryo is straight; in the second, Curvembryem, as the name imports, it is curved. These sub-orders Trogon Curucui . If a point move with a perfectly gradual change same species when the motion of the describing
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