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LIST OJb AUTHORITIES. 



Mutts. - 

 MX. 



N. Amer. 

 Neck. I 

 Necker.S 

 Net*. 



Nees van 



Esenbeck. . 

 Neill. - 



(Ed. 

 Opiz. 



Pall. - 

 Farm. - 

 Parkinson. 



Pav. 

 Penny. - 



Perrottet 

 Pers. - 



Ph. 



Pliny. - 



Pluk. - 

 Pair. - 

 Poit. et Turp. 



Poll. - 



Port. - 

 Potts. - 



Pourr. . 

 Presl. . 

 Pursh. - 



E.etP. 



R.SfS. - 



Raf. 

 Rafin. 

 Rajinesque. 

 Ramond. 

 Ray. - 



R. Br. 1 

 JR. Brown. \ 



Red. \ 



Redoute. 3 

 Reich. - 



Mutis. A Spanish botanist, resi- 

 dent in New Grenada. 

 Michaux. See Michx. 



N. 



N. Amer. North American. 

 Necker. A German writer upon 



botanical affairs. 

 Nees von Esenbeck. A German 



botanist. 



Dr. Neill of Canon Mills. A 

 zealous botanist, and promoter 

 of horticulture. 



Nestler. A botanist of Strasburg. 



Nissole. A French botanist. 



Noisette. A French nurseryman. 



Nuttall. A North American bo- 

 tanist. 



O. 



Oeder. A Danish botanist. 

 Opiz. A German botanist. 



Pallas. A Russian traveller and 

 naturalist. 



Parmenlier. A French nursery- 

 man. 



Parkinson. An old botanical au- 

 thor. 



Pavon. A Spanish botanist. 



George Penny. A botanist and 

 nurseryman. 



Perrottet. A French botanist. 



Persoon. A French botanist and 

 botanical author. 



Pursh. A Prussian botanist, and 

 traveller in North America. 



Pliny. An ancient naturalist, and 

 classic author. 



L. Plxkenett. A Dutch botanist. 



Poiret. A French botanical writer. 



Poiteau and Turpin. French bo- 

 tanical draughtsmen. 



Pollich. A German writer on the 

 plants of the Palatinate. 



Portuguese. 



J. Potts. A collector of plants in 

 China. 



Pourret. A French botanist. 



Presl. A Bohemian botanist. 



Pursh. A Prussian botanist, and 

 traveller in North America. 



R. 



Ruiz and Pavon. Spanish bota- 

 nists and travellers in Peru and 

 Chile. 



Rcemer et Schullz. German bota- 

 nists. 



Raftnesque Schmalz. A botanical 

 author. 



Ramond. A French botanist. 



John Ray. A celebrated botanist 

 and naturalist. 



Dr. Robert Brown, F.R.S., $c. A 

 distinguished English botanist, 

 and traveller in New Holland, 



Redout6. A French botanist. 



Reichenbach. A German bota- 

 nist. 



Rcneaulvi. - P. Reneaulme. Author of " Spe- 

 cimen Historiae Plantarum." 

 1611. 



Retz. - - Retzius. A German botanist. 



Rich. - - Richard. A French botanist. 



Richards. 7 Dr. Richardson. A traveller in 



Richardson. 3 the northern parts of British 

 America, and author of the Ap- 

 pendix on Natural History to 

 Franklin's " Travels." 



Robs. - - Robson. An English botanist. 



Rcemer, a German botanist ; and 

 Schultz, a Bavarian botanist. 



Ronalds. - Ronalds, A nurseryman at Brent- 

 ford. 



Rossmassler. - Ross?nassler. A German ento- 

 mologist. 



Rottler. A German missionary. 



Roxburgh. An Indian botanist. 



Dr. Royle, F.R.S., $c. Prof, of 

 Mat. Med. in King's College. 

 Author of" Illustrations of the 

 Natural History and Botany of 

 the Himalayas," &c. 



Ruiz and Pavon. Spanish bota- 

 nists, and travellers in Peru and 

 Chile. 



Russell. A botanist of Aleppo. 



Russian. 



Rott. - 

 Roxb. - 

 Royle. - 



Ruiz et Pav. 

 Ruiz et Pa- 

 von. 



Russ. - 

 Russ. 



Sab. 7 

 Sabine. 3 



SaJ. 7 



Salisb. 3 

 Sang. - 



Santi. - 

 Schiede et 7 

 Deppe. 3 

 Schl. - 



Schlecht. 



Schlecht. etl 

 Cham, 3 

 Schleicher. 



Schmidt. 



Schrad. ? 

 Schrader. 3 

 Schrank. 

 Schreb. - 

 Schubert. 

 Schult. 7 

 Schultes. S 

 Scop. 

 Ser 7 

 Scringe. 3 

 Sibth. - 



Sieb. 

 Sieb. - 



Sievers. 

 Sims. - 



Smith. 



Smith of Ayr. 

 Sol. ) 

 Soland. 3 



Soulange- 7 

 Bodin. J 



Spach. - 



Spin. - 



S. 



J. Sabine, F.R.S., fyc. A great 



encourager of natural history, 



botany, and gardening. 

 Salisbury. An eminent English 



botanist. 

 Sang. A Scotch nurseryman and 



author. 



Santi. An Italian botanist. 

 Schiede and Deppe. Writers on 



the botany of Mexico. 

 Schh'icher. A Swiss plant-col- 



lector. 

 Schlechtendahl. A celebrated 



German botanist. 

 Schlechtendahl and Chamisso Two 



German botanists. 

 Schleicher. A Swiss plant-col- 



lector. 



- Schmidt. A German botanical 



author. 



- Schrader. A German botanist. 



- Schrank. A Bavarian botanist. 



- Schreber. A German botanist. 



- Schubert. A Polish botanist. 



- Schultes. A Bavarian botanist. 



- Scopoli. An Italian botanist. 



- Seringe. A Swiss botanist. 



- Sibthorp. An English botanist, end 



professor of botany at Oxford, 

 traveller in Greece, and author 

 of " Flora Gra?ca." 

 Sieber. A botanical collector. 



- Siehold (Dr. von). A Bavarian 



botanist, who has imported many 

 valuable plants from Japan. 



- Sievers. A German botanist. 



- Sims. An English garden bo- 



tanist. 



- Sir J. E. Smith. Founder of the 



Lin. Soc., and author of several 



botanical works. 

 Smith. Nurseryman of Ayr. 

 Solander. A Swedish botanist, 



and companion of Sir Joseph 



Banks in Cook's voyage round 



the world. 

 Soulange-Bodin. A French bo- 



tanist and horticulturist. 

 Spach. A writer in the " Annales 



des Sciences Naturelles." 

 Spanish. 



