PRINCIPAL ABBREVIATIONS EMPLOYED IN THIS VOLUME. 



b A tree. 5 A small tree. i A shrub. ^ An undershrub. 

 % A perennial. cf- A biennial. © An annual. \^ A climber. 

 /'-\ A twining plant. wa^ A Creeper. Fl. Flowers. Fr. Fruit. 

 H. S. Hot season. R. S. Rainy season. C. S. Cold season. 0. None. 



Ach. — Acharius. A Swedish professor and writer on Lichens. 



Adans. — Adanson. A French systematic botanist. 



Afzel. — Afzelius. A Swedish professor. 



Ait. — Aiton. Superintendent of the King's Garden at Kew. 



Ait. Hort. Kew. — Aiton, Hortus Kewensis. 



All. (pedem.) — Allioni, (Carolus) Flora Pedemontana, 3 vols. 1785. 



Amm. ruth. — Amman, (Johan.) Stirpium rariorum in Imperio Rutheno 



sponte provenientium Icones et Descriptiones, 1739. 

 Andr. B. Repos. — The Botanist's Repository, by Henry Andrews, 10 vols. 



4to. London, 1797, et seq. 

 Ann. mus. — Annales du Museum d'Histoire Naturelle, 24 vols. 4to. Paris, 



1802, et seq. « 



Arn. — Arnott, (G. A. Walker.) 



Arth. Hamilt. Mon. — A Monograph by Arth. Hamilton. 

 Asiat. Reser. — Asiatic Researches. 

 Aubl. — Aublet. A French traveller in Guiana. 



B. Cab. — Botanical Cabinet, by Conrad Loddiges and Sons, 14 vols. 



B. Mag. — Botanical Magazine, (Curtis's) formerly conducted by Sims, 



now by Sir William Hooker. 

 B. Misc. — Botanical Miscellany, (by W. J. Hooker.) 

 B. Reg. — Botanical Register, (Ker's) now conducted by Professor Lindley. 

 Balbis. — Balbis, (Joh. Baptist.) A French Professor of Botany. , 



Bulh-diss. — Balbis. Miscellanea Botanica, 4to. 1804. 

 Banks. Herb. — Banksian Herbarium, 

 /iar//.— Bartling, (Th. Fr.) ; Ord. Nat. Plantarum. 

 Burton's Coll. mat. med. — Barton's Collection, Materia Mcdica. 

 Bauer III. fl. norf. — Bauer, (Fcrdin.) Illustrationes Florae Novsc Hollandisc, 



fol. 1813. 

 Bauh. — Bauhin brothers, (Johannes and Caspar.) Professors of medicine — 



published 1620-1650. 

 J. Bauh. — Bauliin, (Johannes.) 



