The century dictionary and cyclopedia, a work of universal reference in all departments of knowledge with a new atlas of the world . That ijranch of botany which relates to aquaticplants. hydrophyton (hi-drofi-ton), ».; pi. hydrophyta(-ta). [NL., < Gr. mlup (wip-), water, + (pi/rov, aplant.] In tlie hydroid acalephs, the commonsupport by which the several zooids of a colonyare connected one with another. The base orproximal end of the hydrophyton is the hiidrorhiza; theintermediate part between the hydrorhiza andthehydraiithis the hi4drocauUis. hydrophjrtous (hi-drofi-tus), a. [As hydrophy-
The century dictionary and cyclopedia, a work of universal reference in all departments of knowledge with a new atlas of the world . That ijranch of botany which relates to aquaticplants. hydrophyton (hi-drofi-ton), ».; pi. hydrophyta(-ta). [NL., < Gr. mlup (wip-), water, + (pi/rov, aplant.] In tlie hydroid acalephs, the commonsupport by which the several zooids of a colonyare connected one with another. The base orproximal end of the hydrophyton is the hiidrorhiza; theintermediate part between the hydrorhiza andthehydraiithis the hi4drocauUis. hydrophjrtous (hi-drofi-tus), a. [As hydrophy-ton + -o«A-.] Having the character of a \JateT\eat {Hydrsphytlum Vtrginua. flower; b, fruit. 2939 hydropic (hi-dropik), a. and n. [< ME.;/dj-o;)it, < OP. hydrojiique, idropiijKC, P. hydropiqiic = = Pg. hydropico = It. idropico, < L. hy-dropicus, < Gr. vdpuTniiuq, dropsical, < vi^puf,dropsy: see hydrop.^y, drojisy.] I. n. (.ontain-ing or produced by water; dropsical. Drye folk A ydrnpihe, & dede at the lastc; Alle called on that cortayse & claymed his grace. Alliterative Poems {tid. Morris), ii. humors not discernable at first from a fairand juicy of body. MiltvH, On Def. of Humb. Kemonst. Every lust is a kind of hydropie distemper, and the morewe drink the more we shall thirst. Tillutsmi. II. n. 1. A medicine that relieves or curesdrops}.— 2. A dropsical (lu-dropi-kal), a. [< hydropic. +-dl.^ Same as hydropic. Waterish or hiidropical tumours are the effects of anextravasated serum. Wwiemaft, Surgery, i. 23. hydropically (hj-dropi-kal
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