APPENDICULA

(Lat.), n. f., dim. of a; end (g.w) (a®p)-pe?nd-i?k/u*(u)-ia?. Fr, appendicule, Ger., Anhängselchen. Sp., apendiculo. A small peponiesn in botany, an appendix or small eee [B, 41, 98; LL, 41.] 2, In ferns, the fruit-bearing tip of the frond, which Bye folding in of its edges forms the indusium for the sori. [B, 198.] 3. A tooth-like proce anon the lower pratt of the pileus in Hydnei, [B, 121.]—A. eæci, A. cæci vermiform is. See APPENDIX cœ A. cerebri. See Pituitary sony —Appendienlæ epiploicæ, Appendiculæ pinguedi- ICES épiploicæ (under Aprexoix)-Ajpenthe nose. See APPEN dicuiz fariniferæ [Kaulf]. The polys porous sporangeia 0 Rhizoca:. [B, 198.]-Appeudiculæ pylori dices pyloriques. Small diverticula of the sm: the stomach, in many fishes, which resemble Lieberktihn’s glands and secrete digestive fluids. [L, 158.]—A. vermiform is. See Ap- PENDIX c@eci.