Le Britannica encyclopdia ; un dictionnaire des sciences, des arts, de la littérature et de l'information générale . Brooks, un winemerchant et prêteur, dont elle a conservé le nom. Balai, connue botaniquement comme Cytisus scoparius,ou Sarothamnus, membre de l'ordre naturel des légumineuses, un shrubfound sur les landes et les communes dans les îles Britanniques, et aussi en Europe (sauf le nord) et d'Asie tempérée. Les feuilles aresmall, et la fonction de l'assimilation du carbone est partagé par thegreen tiges. Les fleurs jaune vif dispersent leur pollen par anexplosive mécanisme ; le poids de l'abeille, nul besoin de descendre sur les causes k

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The encyclopdia britannica; a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature and general information . Brooks, a winemerchant and money-lender, whose name it retained. BROOM, known botanically as Cytisus, or Sarothamnus, scoparius, a member of the natural order Leguminosae, a shrubfound on heaths and commons in the British Isles, and also inEurope (except the north) and temperate Asia. The leaves aresmall, and the function of carbon-assimilating is shared by thegreen stems. The bright yellow flowers scatter their pollen by anexplosive mechanism; the weight of a bee alighting on theflower causes the keel to split and the pollen to be shot out onto the insects body. When ripe the black pods explode with a 650 BROOME—BROSELEY sudden twisting of the valves and scatter the seeds. The twigshave a bitter and nauseous taste and have long had a popularreputation as a diuretic; the seeds have simHar properties. Butchers broom, a very different plant, known botanicallyas Ruscus aculeatus, is a member of the natural order Liliaceae.It IS a small evergreen shrub found in copses and woods, but rare. Cytisus scoparius, Common Broom, frd scale of nature. 1. Two-lipped calyx. 2. Broadly ovate vexillum or standard. 3. One of the alae or wings of the corolla. 4. Carina or keel. 7- Monadelphous stamens.Hairy ovary with the long style, thickened upwards, and spirally curved.Legume or pod. in the southern half of England. The stout angular stems bearleaves reduced to small scales, which subtend flattened leaf-likebranches (cladodes) with a sharp apex. The small whitishflowers are borne on the face of the cladodes, and are succeededby a bright red berry. BROOME, WILLIAM (1689-1745), English scholar and poet, the son of a farmer, was born at Haslington, Cheshire, wherehe was baptized on the 3rd of May 1689. He was educated atEton, where he became captain of the school, and at St JohnsCollege, Cambridge. He collaborated with John Ozell andWilliam Oldisworth in a translation (1712) of the Iliad fr

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