...; having a hard terminal horn, as the fruit of Martynia* 61 63 66 57. Crested (cristatus) ; having an elevated, irregular, or notched ridge, resembling the crest of a helmet. This term is chiefly applied to seeds, and to the appendages of the anthers of some Ericae ; such as...

...smaller ones on them, they are doubly-crenate. CRE'KUI.ATE. Very finely cienated. . CRE*'CI:I<T-FORM. Resembling the form of the moon from its change to...irregular, or notched ridge, resembling the crest of a helm. Cre'ta. Glowing on chalky land. CRIBROSE. Sieve-like. Numerous perforations. Cruufiu. Long-haired....

...moon from its change to half-failed. CREST'ED. Having an appendage somewhat resembling a cock's cornb in form, being an elevated, irregular, or notched ridge, resembling the crest of a helm. Cre'la, Growing on chalky land. CRIBROSK. Sieve-like. Numerous perforation*. Crinitus. Long-haired....

...of a pinnated leaf become gradually larger as they approach the end (EB. 120 d). Crested. — Having an elevated, irregular, or notched ridge, resembling the crest of a helmet. This term is chicfly applicd to sceds, (cxxv.) and to the appendages of cxxv. anthers ; it also belongs...

...ROCHE. Chrysosplenium ; also Cardamine petrœa. CRESS-ROCKET. Vella Pseudo-cytisus. CRESTED, Having an elevated, irregular or notched ridge, resembling the crest of a helmet. This term is chiefly applied to seeds, and to the appendages of anthers ; it also belongs to bracts...

...is but one species, C. Cretiru, which is a native of the Levant. Introduced in 1822. Created. Having an elevated, irregular, or notched ridge resembling the crest of a helmet; a stamen is crested when the filament projects beyond the anther and becomes dilated. This term is...