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authors of “The Botany of 
Capt. Beechey’s Voyage to the 
Pacific,” &c. 
Hoppe. A German botanist, and 
collector of plants. 
Hornemann. A Danish botanist 
and professor. 
Hortulanorum. Of the Garden- 
ers. 
Horus Duroverni, by W. Mas- 
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Of the Paris Garden. 
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botanical author. 
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Forestry. 
The London Horticultural Society. 
Hudson. An English writer upon 
British plants. 
Humboldt and Bonpland. — See 
H. B. 
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C. Iiliger. A writer on natural 
history. 
Italian. 
J. 
Jacquin. An Austrian traveller 
in South America, and botanist. 
Jacquin. A celebrated Austrian 
botanist. — Boccone. A botatist 
of Italy. 
James Gordon. A celebrated nur- 
seryman at Mile End, near 
London, who corresponded with 
Linneus. 
Jo. Bauhin, brother of Caspar 
Bauhin, and author of “ His- 
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1650, 1651. 
Jussieu. A celebrated French 
systematic botanist. 
K. 
Kempfer. A traveller in Japan. 
Ker. A _describer of plants in 
“Bot. Reg.” 
J.8, Kerner. Author of “ Figures 
(et Descriptions) des Plantes 
€conomiques.’’ 1786—1794. 
Kitaibel. A Hungarian botanist. 
Knowles (G. B.) and Westcott 
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Cabinet.” 
Koch. A professor at Erlangen. 
Koehler. “A writer on German and 
French grasses. 
Krause. A Dutch botanist, and 
author of ‘‘Boomen en Hees- 
tar.” 
Kunth. A Prussian botanist. 
L. 
Linneus. The celebrated re- 
former of natural history. 
Labillardiére. A French bota- 
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Lagasca. A Spanish botanist and 
professor. 
Lamarck. <A French botanist. 
A. B. Lambert, F.R. 8S.  Pre- 
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Marshali. 
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Menzies. 
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La Peyrouse, A French writer 
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nees. 
Lawrence (Miss). 
flower-painter. 
Larmann, A German writer on 
Siberian plants. 
Lechenault. A French botanist. 
Ledebour. A botanist, and tra- 
veller in Siberia. 
Zee. Anurseryman at Hammer- 
smith, 
Lessing. A writer on Composite, 
and resident at Berlin. 
Linneus the younger. 
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Dr. Lindley, F.R.S., &c. Pro- 
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An English 
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re- 
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“Messrs. Loddiges. Celebrated 
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Lotseleur Deslongchamps. 
French botanist. 
Loureiro. A Portuguese travel- 
ler in Cochin-China. 
Lyon. A collector of American 
plants. 
A 
M. 
J.T. Mackay, A.L.S. 
“« Flora Hibernica.” 
iifalcolm. Late nurseryman at 
Kensington. 
Marshall. A writer on American 
trees. 
Dr. Martius. A celebrated Ger- 
man botanist and traveller. ; 
1. Masters of the Canterbury 
Nursery. 
Matthiolus. An Italian physician. 
Méedicus. A German botanist of 
the last century. 
Menzies, A Scotch botanist, and 
traveller round the world with 
.. Vancouver. 
Mertens. A French botanist. 
Meyer. A German botanist. 
Michaux. A French botanist, and 
traveller in N. Amer., and au- 
thor of ‘‘ Flora Borealis Ameri. 
cana.” 
Michaux the younger. Also a 
botanist and traveller in N. Ame. 
rica, author of ‘ Histoire des 
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Miller. An English gardener and 
botanist. 
Mirbel. A French physiological 
botanist. 
M‘Nab. Superintendant of the 
Edinburgh Botanic Garden. 
Author of 
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Mocino and Sesse. Two Mexican 
botanists. 
Meanch. A German botanist. 
Miihlenberg. ANorth American 
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Baron Otto von Munchausen, 
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