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ABBREVIATIONS. 



Wallr. = Wallroth. 



Wdp. 



Walt. 



Wang. 



Warm. 



Wats. 



Walpers. 



Walter. 



Wangenheim. 



Warming. 



P. W. Watson. 



I I.C. Wats.R. C. Watson. 



5. Wats. 



Web. 



Wedd. 



Weinm. 



Welw. 



Wonder. 



Wendl. 



Wiks. 



Sereno Watson. 



Weber. 



Weddell. 



Weinmann. 



Welwitsch. 



Wenderoth. 



Wendland. 



Wikstrom. 



2. ABBREVIATIONS OF NAMES OF ORGANS AND TERMS 

 USED IN BOTANICAL WRITINGS. 



sEst. Estate, in summer. 



sEst. Estivation. 



Alb. Albumen. 



Anlh. Anther. 



Art. Artificial. 



Auct., Auctt. Auctorum, of authors. 



Aut. Autumnal. 



B. or Btat. Beatus, " the late," re- 

 cently deceased. 



B>: Bract. 



Cat. Calyx. 



Cel. Celeberrimus, or Very cele- 

 brated. 



Cent. Centimetre. 



Cl. Clarissimus. 



Char. Character. 



Coll. Collection. 



Car. Corolla. 



Cult. Cultivated. 



Decim. or Dec. Decimetre. 



Descr. Description. 



Diff. Differentia?, the distinguishing 

 marks. 



Ed. Edition. 



Embr. Embryo. 



Ess. Essential, as Char. Ess. 



Excl. Excluding, or being excluded. 



Excl. Syn. Excluding the synonym 

 or synonyms. 



Fam. Family. 



Fil. Filament of the stamen. 



Fl. Flower (flos) ; Flora, or some- 

 times Floret, it flowers. 



Faem. Female plant, flower, &c. 



Fol. Folium, leaf. 



Fr. Fruit. 



Fructif. Fructification. 



Gen. Genus or Generic. 



Germ. Germen, Linnaean name for 

 ovary ; also Germination. 



H. Herbarium. 



Hub. Habitat, place of growth ; 

 sometimes for Habeo, I have. 



Herb. Herbarium. 



Hort. Hortus, garden. 



Hortul. Hortulanorum, of the gar- 

 deners. 



Ic. Icon, a plate or figure. 



77/. Illustris, illustrious. 



Ined. Unpublished. 



Inf. Inferior. 



Inf.. Inflorescence. 



Inv. Involucre. 



Lat. Lateral, or relating to width. 



Lin. Linea, a h'ne (the 12th of an 

 inch). 



Lit., Lift. In a letter or letters. 



/. c. Loco citato, in the place cited. 



