a. Bot. rare. [f. mod.L. succiferus, f. succus: see SUCCUS and -FEROUS.] Producing or bearing sap.

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1655–87.  H. More, App. Antid. (1712), 232. The modern Philosophers … who have not only observ’d the succiferous but also airiferous vessels of Plants.

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1672–3.  Grew, Anat. Pl., Roots (1682), 70. The Lignous Part, if not always, yet usually, is also Compounded of Two Kinds of Bodies, scil. Succiferous or Lignous and Aer-Vessels.

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