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fig-fruit, 124.
_Sylvestrine_, growing in woods.
_Symmetrical Flower_, similar in the number of parts of each set, 82.
_Sympetalous_, same as gamopetalous.
_Sympode_, _Sympodium_, a stem composed of a series of superposed
branches in such a way as to imitate a simple axis, as in Grape-vine.
_Synantherous_ or _Syngenesious_, where stamens are united by their
anthers, 100.
_Syncarpous_ (fruit or pistil), composed of several carpels consolidated
into one.
_Synonym_, an equivalent superseded name.
_Synsepalous_, same as gamosepalous.
_System_ (artificial and natural), 182, 183.
_Systematic Botany_, the study of plants after their kinds, 9.
_Tabescent_, wasting or shrivelling.
_Tail_, any long and slender prolongation of an organ.
_Taper-pointed_, same as acuminate, 54.
_Tap-root_, a root with a stout tapering body, 32-35.
_Tawny_, dull yellowish, with a tinge of brown.
_Taxonomy_, the part of botany which treats of classification.
_Tegmen_, a name for the inner seed-coat.
_Tendril_, a thread-shaped organ used for climbing, 40.
_Terete_, long and round; same as _cylindrical_, only it may taper.
_Terminal_, borne at, or belonging to, the extremity or summit.
_Terminology_ treats of technical terms; same as _Glossology_, 181.
_Ternate_, _Ternately_, in threes.
_Tessellate_, in checker-work.
_Testa_, the outer (and usually the harder) coat or shell of the seed,
125.
_Testaceous_, the color of unglazed pottery.
_Tetra-_ (in words of Greek composition), four; as, _Tetracoccous_, of
four cocci.
_Tetradynamous_, where a flower has six stamens, two shorter than the
four, 101.
_Tetragonal_, four-angled. _Tetragynous_, with four pistils or styles.
_Tetramerous_, with its parts or sets in fours. _Tetrandrous_, with four
stamens, 100.
_Tetraspore_, a quadruple spore, 169.
_Thalamaflorous_, with petals and stamens inserted on the torus or
_Thalamus_.
_Thallophyta_, _Thallophytes_, 165.
_Thallus_, a stratum, in place of stem and leaves, 165.
_Theca_, a case; the cells or lobes of the anther.
_Thecaphore_, the stipe of a carpel, 113.
_Thorn_, an indurated pointed branch, 41, 42.
_Thread-shaped_, slender and round or roundish, like a thread.
_Throat_, the opening or gorge of a monopetalous corolla, &c., where the
border and the tube join, and a little below, 89.
_Thyrse_ or _Thyrsus_, a compact and pyramidal panicle of cymes or
cymules, 79.
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