Abbott. 
Ach. 
Adans. 
Afzel. 
Aut. 
All. 
‘Al. Ped. 
Alpin. 
Anders. 
Anderson. 
Andr. 
Andrews. 
Arn. 
Arnott. 
Audib. 
3 
} 
Audibert. 
Bab. 
Baib. 
Balbis. 
Banks. 
5 
Banister. 
Bartr. 
Bartram. 
Bat. 
Bast. 
Batsch. 
Bauar. 
Bauh, 
Bauhin. 
Baum. 
Benth. 
Bentham. 
Bergius. 
3 
Berlandier. 
Blackw. 
Blume. 
Boerh. 
Bois. 
Bong. 
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LIST OF AUTHORITIES 
FOR GENERIC AND SPECIFIC NAMES, &c. 
A. 
Abbott. A botanical amateur. 
Acharius. A Swedish professor, 
and writer upon Lichens. 
Adanson. A French systematic 
botanist. 
Afzelius. A Swedish professor. 
Aiton. Director of the Royal 
Gardenat Kew. 
Allioni. An Italian botanist. 
See Allioni. 
Prosper Alpini. An Italian phy- 
sician, and author of “* DePlantis 
gypti et de Balsamo,” &c. 
Anderson. A London Merchant ; 
published a paper on Pzonies. 
Henry Andrews. _ A_ botanical 
draughtsman, and editor of the 
** Botanical Repository,’ &c. 
W. Arnott. A Scotch botanist. 
Audibert. A nurseryman at Ta- 
rascon, in the south of France. 
B. 
Babington. An English botanist. 
Balbis. A French professor of 
botany. 
Str Joseph Banks. 
Banister. A botanical author, and 
traveller. 
Bartram, Formerly a nursery- 
man at Philadelphia. 
Bastard or Batard. A writer upon 
the Flora of France. 
Batsch, A writer upon Fungi. 
Baudriliart. A French author 
on Forestry. 
Bauhin. Brothers, professors of 
medicine, published in 1620— 
1650. 
Bauman. Brothers, nurserymen 
at Bollwyller, in France. 
Bentham. An English botanist, 
secretary to the Horticultural 
Society of London. 
Bergius. A Swedish writer upop 
Cape plants. . 
Berlandier. A German botanist. 
Bertoloni. A writer upon the 
Flora of France. 2 
Besler. A German botanist. 
Besser, A Russian professor, re- 
sident in the Crimea. 4 
Bieberstein. A Russian botanist 
of great note. 
Jacob Bigelow, M.D. _ Professor 
of botany at Boston, U. S., and 
author of “ American Medical 
Botany,” and “ Florula Bostoni- 
ensis.”” : 
Mrs. Blackwell. An English bo- 
tanical artist. : 
Blume, M.D. A Dutch botanist. 
Boerhaave. An old Dutch bota- 
nist. 
Boissier. A Genevese botanist. 
Bongard. A French botanist. 
Bonpl. 
Booth. - 
Booth. 
Bork. 
Borrer. - 
Bosc. 
Bree. 
Breyn. 
Brong. - 
Brot. - 
Br 
Bonpland. A French traveller in 
South America, and botanist. 
Booth. Brothers, nurserymen at 
Hamburg. 
W. Beattie Booth. Describer of 
the Camellias figured in Chand- 
ler’s “ Illustrations of the Ca~ 
melliex.”’ 
Borkhausen. A German botani- 
cal author. 
William Borrer. A writer on 
British Plants, and one of the 
authors of ** Lichenographia Bri. 
tannica.” 
Bosc. A French botanist, and tra- 
veller in North America. 
The Rev. WW. T. Bree. Anama- 
teur naturalist. 
Breyn. Author of “ Exoticarum 
Plantarum Centuria,” &c. 
A, Brongmart.* A French bota- 
nist. 
Brotero. A Portuguese botanist. 
t. A French botanist 
Brown. 
Brunfelsch. 
Buch. - 
Bunge. 
Burnet. 
Burgsdorf. 
Busch. - 
Camb. = 
Camer. - 
Cass. - 
Catesb. 
Catesby. 
Catros. = 
Cav. 
C. Bauh. 
Cels. 
Cels. = 
Cc. G. Nees 
Von Esen- 
beck, 
Cham 
D 
and traveller, 
Dr. Brown. A celebrated English 
botanist. 
Brunfelschius, A German bota- 
nist. 
Von Buch. A German botanist, 
author of a Flora of the Cana- 
ries. 
Bunge. One of the authors of 
“Flora Altaica.” 
Professor Burnet. An English bo- 
tanist. 
Burgsdorf. A German botanist. 
Busch. A German gardener, once 
a nurseryman at Brentford, Mid- 
dlesex ; and afterwards gardener 
to the Empress Catherine, at 
Zarsko-je-selo. 
Cc. 
Cambessedes. One of the authors 
of ‘Flora Brasiliz meridio- 
nalis.”” 
Camerarius. A German botanist, 
author of ‘‘Hcrtus Medicus et 
Philosophicus,” &c. 
Hi. Cassini. A French botanist. 
M. Catesby. A botanist, and tra- 
veller in North America. 
Catros. A nurseryman at Bor- 
deaux. 
Cavanilles. A Spanish professor 
and botanist. 
Caspar Bauhin. A celebrated bo- 
tanist of the 16th century. 
Celsius, D.D., Greek professor at 
Upsal, and friend of Linnzus. 
Cels. A nurseryman in Paris. 
C. G. Nees Von Esenbeck, A Ger- 
man botanist. 
Chamisso. A German traveller 
_ round the world, 
