FOR GENERIC AND SPECIFIC NAMES, ETC. 



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Ctesalp. 

 Camb. 



Cass, 



Castagne. 



Catesb. 



Catesby. 



Catros. 



Cav. 



C. Bauh. 



Cels. 



Cels. 



C. G. Nees Von 



Esenbeck. 

 Chain. 

 Cham. 



Chois. 

 Clus. 



Colebr. 



Colla. 

 Com. 

 Cook. 

 Correa. 



Crantz. 

 Culium. 



Cunn. 



Cunningham. 



Curt. 



Dalech. 



Darlington. 



Da vies. 

 D. Don. 



Deb. I 



De Bray, y 

 Dec. I 



De Candolle. j 



De Geer. 



Dejean. 



Del. 

 Dclamarre . 



botanist ; traveller through 

 Armenia. 



C. 



Ctpsalpinus. A famous old 



Italian botanist. 

 Cambessedes. One of the 

 authors of " Flora Brasilia 

 meridionalis." 

 Camerarius. A German bo- 

 tanist, author of " Hortus 

 Medicus at Philosophicus," 

 &c. 

 H. Cassini. A French bota- 

 nist. 

 L. Castagne. A French bo- 



nist ? 

 M. Catesby. A botanist, and 

 traveller in North America. 

 Catros. A nurseryman at 



Bordeaux. 

 Cavanilles. A Spanish pro- 

 fessor and botanist. 

 Caspar Bauhin. A celebrated 

 botanist of the 16th century. 

 Celsius, D.D., Greek professor 

 at Upsal, and friend of 

 Linna;us. 

 Cels. A nurseryman in Paris. 

 7 C. G. Nees Von Esenbeck. A 

 J German botanist. 

 M. Chaillet. A Swiss botanist. 

 Chamisso. A German tra- 

 veller round the world. 

 Choisy. A Swiss botanist. 

 Clusius. An old French bo- 

 tanist and traveller. 

 Colebrooke. A celebrated 

 English writer upon Indian 

 Plants. 

 Colladon. A Genevese bota- 

 nist. 

 Comtnelin. A Dutch bota- 

 nist. 

 Capt. S. E. Cook. A natu- 

 ralist and traveller. 

 Correa de Serra. A Portu- 

 guese botanist and diplo- 

 matist. 

 Crantx. An Austrian' botanist. 

 T. G. Culium. A botanical 



amateur. 

 A. Cunningham. Colonial bo- 

 tanist at Sydney. 

 Curtis. An English writer 

 upon Plants. 



D. 



Dalechamps. Author of 

 " Historia generalis Plan- 

 tarum." 1586, 1587. 



Darlington. A writer in 

 " Amer. Lye. N. H." of 

 New York. 

 H. Davies, D.D. A Welsh 



botanist. 

 David Don. Professor of bo- 

 tany in King's College, 

 London, and librarian to 

 the LinnEean Society. 



Dcbray. A botanist of Frank- 

 fort. 



A. P. De Candolle. The 

 celebrated French systema- 

 tic botanist. 



C. De Geer. Author of 

 " Memoires pour servir k 

 I'Histoiredes Insecte<,"&c. 



Le Comte Dejean. A French 

 naturalist. 



See Delile. 



Delamarre. A French writer 

 on plants. 



Ant. Delarbrc. A French 

 botanist, author of " Flore 

 d'Auvergne."' 



Delile. 

 Descemet. 



Desf. 



Ehr. 

 Ehrenherg. 



Ehrh. 

 Elliot. 

 Ellis. 



Eschsch. 



Espcr. 



Fab. 7 

 Fabr. J 

 Falla. 



Fing. 



Fisch . 



Fischer. 



Floy. 



Flugge. 



Forbes. 



Forsk. 



Forst. 



Fourc. 

 Fries. 



Delile. A French professor, 

 and traveller in Egypt. 



Descemet. Director of the 

 Botanic Garden at Nikitkfe, 

 in the Crimea. 



Desfontaines. A French bo- 

 tanical author, and tra. 

 veller in Barbary. 



Desrousseaux. A French bo- 

 tanist. 



Des7naziires. A French cryp- 

 togamic botanist. 



Desvaux. A French pro- 

 fessor of botany. 



Dickson. An English cryp- 

 togamic botanist. 



Dioscoridcs. An ancient clas- 

 sic author and botanist. 



Dodonieus, or Dodoens. A 

 botanist of the 16th cen- 

 tury. 



Dombey. A French tra- 

 veller in South America. 



Don of Forfar. A Scotch 

 botanist. 



Donn. Formerly curator of 

 the Cambridge Botanic 

 Garden. 



David Douglas. The cele- 

 brated botanical collector 

 and martyr. 



Dralet. A French writer on 

 the oak. 



Dubi/. A French botanist. 



Dufour. A French botanist. 



Dumont de Courset. A writer 

 upon French garden plants. 



Dunal. A French botanist. 



Dupont. A French botanist, 

 author of " Double Flore 

 Parisienne." 1805. 



Durand. A French botanist . 

 Du Roi. A German writer 

 upon plants. 



See Ehrenberg. 



Ehrenberg. A German tra- 



veller in Arabia, &c. 

 Ehrhart. A German botanist. 

 Elliot. An American botanist. 

 Ellis. A London merchant 



and botanist. 

 Dr. Eschscholtz. A German 



botanist. 

 Esper. A German writer on 



Fvingi. 



F. 



P. C. Fabricius. A German 



botanist. 

 Falla. A nurseryman at 

 Gateshead, near Newcastle. 



Fingerhuth. A German bo. 

 tanist. 



Dr. Fischer. A Russian bo- 

 tanist. 



Floy. A nurseryman in New 

 York. 



Fliigge. A German writer 

 upon grasses. 



Foibes. Gardener to His 

 Grace the Duke of Bed- 

 ford, at Woburn. 



Forsknht. A Danish natu- 

 ralist, and traveller in 

 Arabia. 



Forsters (Father and Son). 

 Travellers in the South 

 Seas with Captain Cook. 

 A. F. Fourcroy. A French 

 botanist. 



Fries. A Swedish botanist, 

 and writer upon F<iu%\. 



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