elxxxvili 
Noisette. 
Noronha. - 
i - 
Nutt. 
Nuttall. 
Old. 
Oldaker. = 
Parkinson, - 
Penny. - 
Perrottet. - 
Pers. - 
Pesch. - 
Petit Thouars. 
Pi. - 
Phillips. - 
Pliny. - 
Plumier. - 
Pohl. - 
Poir. - 
Poit. et Turp. 
Poll. - 
Potts. - 
Pourr. - 
Presl. - 
Puer. - 
Pursh. - 
R. et P. - 
Raf. 
Rain, ‘ 
Rafinesque. 
Rand. - 
LIST OF AUTHORITIES 
Nissole. A French botanist. 
Noisette. A French nurse- 
ryman. 
Noronha. A Spanish bota- 
nist who visited Madagas- 
car. 
Nuttall. A North American 
botanist. 
oO. 
Older. A Danish botanist. 
Oldaker. Formerly gardener 
to Sir Joseph Banks. 
Olivier. A French botanist, 
and traveller in Persia. 
Opiz. A German botanist. 
Ortega. A Spanish botanist. 
Otto. Director of the Royal 
Botanic Garden, Berlin. 
Otto and Hayne. Two German 
botanists. 
ie 
Pallas. A Russian traveller 
and naturalist. 
Parmentier. A French nur- 
seryman. 
Parkinson. An old botanical 
author. 
George Penny. A botanist 
and nurseryman. 
Perrottet. A French bota- 
nist. 
Persoon. A French botanist 
and botanical author. 
Peschier. Author of ‘ Disp. 
inaug. de Irritabilitate Ani- 
malium et Vegetabilium.’’ 
1697. 
Aubert du Petit Thouars. A 
French botanist and bota- 
nical author. 
Pursh. A Prussian botanist, 
and traveller in North 
America. 
Phillips. Author of ‘ Sylva 
Florifera,” &c. 
Pliny. An ancient natural- 
ist and classic author. 
Plumier. A French botanist, 
and traveller in the West 
Indies. 
Pohl. A German botanist. 
Poiret. A French botanical 
writer. 
Poiteau and Turpin. French 
botanical draughtsmen. 
Pollich. A German writer 
on the plants of the Palati- 
nate. 
J. Potts. A collector of 
plants in China. 
Pourret. A French bota- 
nist. 
Presi. A Bohemian botanist. 
Puerari. A professor at Co- 
penhagen. 
Pursh. A Prussian botanist, 
and traveller in North 
America, 
R. 
Ruiz and Pavon. Spanish bo- 
tanists, and travellers in 
Peru and Chile. 
Rafinesque Schmalz. A bo- 
tanical author. 
Rand. Author of “ In- 
dex Plantarum officinalium 
Horti Chelseani,’’ &c, 1730. 
Ratzeburg. - 
Ray. ° 
Reb. aes 
Peri 3 
Red. 
Redouté. 
Reich. - 
Renault. - 
Reneaulm. 
Retz, - 
Reyn. - 
Rich. - 
Richards. F 
Richardson. 
Risso. - 
Robert T. Pince. 
Robs. y 
Rochel. - 
Rom. et Schult. 
Reem. et Schult. 
Roll. z 
Ronalds. - 
Rossmassler. 
Rott. - 
Roxas di San 
Clemente. 
Roxb. - 
Royle. = 
Rudge. = 
Rudolphi. ~ 
Ruiz et Pav. 
Ruiz et Pavon. 
Rumph. - 
Russ. - 
Sab. - 
Sabine. 
Sal. = 
Salisb. 
Salzm. = 
Samouelle, 
Santi, 
Savi. a= 
Ratzeburg. An entomo- 
logist. 
John Ray. A celebrated bo- 
» tanist and naturalist. ‘ 
J F. Rebentisch. A German 
botanist. 
Dr. Robert Brown,Ff.B.S., &c. 
A distinguished English 
botanist and traveller in 
New Holland. 
Redouté. A French bota- 
nical draughtsman. 
Reichenbach. A German bo- 
tanist. 
Renauit. A French botanical 
writer. 
P. Reneaulme. Author of 
*‘ Specimen Historie Plan- 
tarum.” 1611. 
Retzxius. A German bota- 
nist. 
Reynier. A botanist of Lau- 
sanne. 
Richard. A French botanist. 
Dr. Richardson. A traveller 
in the northern parts of 
British America, and au- 
thor of the Appendix on 
Natural History to Frank- 
lin’s ** Travels.”’ 
Risso. An Italian writer 
upon oranges. 
Robert T. Pince of the Ex- 
eter Nursery. 
Robson. An English bota- 
nist. 
Rochel. Superintendent of 
the garden at Pesth. 
Ramer, a German bota- 
nist; and Schultz, a Bava- 
rian botanist. 
Rollinson. A nurseryman 
near London. 
Ronalds. A nurseryman at 
Brentford. 
Rossmiassler. A German en- 
tomologist. 
Rottler. A German mission- 
ary. 
fa Spanish botanist. 
Roxburgh. An Indian bota- 
nist. 
Dr. Royle, F.R.S., &c., Prof. 
of Mat. Med. in King’s Col- 
lege. Authorof “ Illustra. 
tions of the Natural His- 
tory and Botany of the 
Himalayas,” &c. 
Rudge. An English writer 
upon botanical subjects. 
Rudolphi. A German cryp- 
togamic botanist. 
Ruiz and Pavon. Spanish 
botanists, and travellers in 
Peru and Chile. 
Riumphius. Author of *‘ Her. 
barium Amboinensis.”’ 
Russell. A botanist of 
Aleppo. 
Ss. 
J. Sabine, F.R.S., §c. A great 
encourager of natural his- 
tory, botany, and garden- 
ing. 
Salisbury. An eminent Eng- 
lish botanist. 
Salzmann. Author of * Enu- 
meratio Plantarum rario- 
rum, quas collegit.” 1818, 
Samouelle. A British ento- , 
mologist and author. 
Santi. An Italian botanist. 
Savi. An Italian botanist, 
