glumaceous (glom as hi us)

[ glumal (glö'mal), a. [ NL.glumalis, There was a thin film of fluid between the coats of the glumes, and when these were pre ed the fluid moved about, giving a singularly deceptive appearance of the whole inside of the flower being thus filled. Darwin, Different Forms of Flowers, p. 333. glumella (glö-mel'ä), n. [NL., dim. of L. glum a, a husk: see glume.] glumelle (glo'mel), n. [F., ), n. [F. glumellule , = E. bear1 .] In