Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for IN-DU'SI-UM
IN-DU-RA'TIONIN-DUS'TRI-AL, or IN-DUS'TRI-AL-ISM
IN-DU'SI-UM, n. [L.]
- In botany, a collection of hairs upon the style of a flower, united into the form of a cup, and inclosing the stigma; as in the Goodenoviæ.
- A superincumbent portion of cuticle continuing to cover the sori of ferns when they are mature.
Return to page 83 of the letter “I”.