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LIST OF AUTHORITIES 



Niss. ") 



Nissole. S 

 Nois. 7 



Noisette. $ 

 Noronha. 



Nutt. I 

 Nuttall. 5 



Old. 

 Oldaker. 



Oliv. ? - 

 Olivier. J 

 Opiz. 

 Or. J 

 Ort. 5 

 Otto. 



Otto et Hayne. 



Pall. 



Farm. 



Parkinson. 



Penny. 



Perrottet. 



Pers. 



Pesch. 



Petit Thouars. 



Ph. . 



Phillips. 



Pliny. 



Plumier. 



Pohl. 

 Poir. 



Poit. et Turp. 



Poll. 



Potts. 



Pourr. 



Presl. 

 Puer. 



Pursh. 



R. et P. 



Raj. 

 Rafin. 

 Rafinesquc. 

 Rand. 



Nissole. A French botanist. 



Noisette. A French nurse- 

 ryman. 



Noronha. A Spanish bota- 

 nist who visited Madagas- 

 car. 



Nuttall. A North American 

 botanist. 



O. 



Older. A Danish botanist. 

 Oldaker. Formerly gardener 



to Sir Joseph Banks. 

 Olivier. A French botanist, 



and traveller in Persia. 

 Opiz. A German botanist. 



Ortega. A Spanish botanist. 



Otto. Director of the Royal 

 Botanic Garden, Berlin. 



Otto and Hayne. Two German 

 botanists. 



Pallas. A Russian traveller 

 and naturalist. 



Parmentier. A French nur- 

 seryman. 



Parkinson. An old botanical 

 author. 



George Penny. A botanist 

 and nurseryman. 



Perrottet. A French bota- 

 nist. 



Per soon. A French botanist 



and botanical author. 

 Peschier. Author of " Disp. 

 inaug. de Irritabilitate Ani- 

 malium et Vegetabilium." 

 1697. 



Aubert du Petit Thouars. A 

 French botanist and bota- 

 nical author. 



Pursh. A Prussian botanist, 

 and traveller in North 

 America. 



Phillips. Author of " Sylva 

 Florifera," &c. 



Pliny. An ancient natural- 

 ist and classic author. 



Plumier. A French botanist, 

 and traveller in the West 

 Indies. 



Pohl. A German botanist. 



Poirct. A French botanical 

 writer. 



Poiteau and Turpin. French 

 botanical draughtsmen. 



Pollich. A German writer 

 on the plants of the Palati- 

 nate. 



J. Potts. A collector of 

 plants in China. 



Pour ret. A French bota- 

 nist. 



Presl. A Bohemian botanist. 



Puerari. A professor at Co- 

 penhagen. 



Pursh. A Prussian botanist, 

 and traveller in North 

 America. 



It. 



Ruiz and Pa von. Spanish bo- 

 tanists, and travellers in 

 Peru and Chile. 



Rajinesque Schmalz. A bo- 

 tanical author. 



Rand. Author of " In- 

 dex Plantarumofhcinalium 

 Horti Chelseani," &c. 1730. 



Ratzeburg. 



Ray. 



Reb. 



R. Br. ) 



R. Brown. \ 



Red. 



Redoutd. 



Reich. 



Renault. 



Reneaulm. 



Retz. 



Reyn. 



Rich. 



Richards. 



Richardson. 



Risso. 



Robert T. Pince 



Robs. 



Rochel. 



Rom. et Schult. 

 Rcem. et Schult. 



Roll. 



Ronalds. 



Rossmassler. 



Rott. 



Roxas di San 



Clemente. 

 Roxb. 



Boyle. 



Rudge. 



Rudolphi. 



Ruiz et Pav. 

 Ruiz et Pavon 



A botanist of Lau- 



Rumph. 

 Buss. 



Sab. 1 

 Sabine. 3 



Sal. 7 

 Salisb. J 

 Salzm. 



Samouclle. 



Sanli. 

 Savi. 



Ratzeburg. An entomo- 

 logist. 



John Bay. A celebrated bo- 

 tanist and naturalist. 



J F. Bebentisch. A German 

 botanist. 



Dr. Bobert Brown,F.B.S., 8(C. 

 A distinguished English 

 botanist and traveller in 

 New Holland. 



Bedoute. A French bota- 

 nical draughtsman. 



Beichenbach. A German bo- 

 tanist. 



Benault. A French botanical 

 writer. 



P. Beneaulme. Author of 

 " Specimen Historian Plan- 

 tarum." 1611. 



Betzius. A German bota- 

 nist. 



Beynier. 

 sanne. 



Bichard. A French botanist. 



Br. Bichardson. A traveller 

 in the northern parts of 

 British America, and au- 

 thor of the Appendix on 

 Natural History to Frank- 

 lin's " Travels." 



Bisso. An Italian writer 

 upon oranges. 



Bobert T. Pince of the Ex- 

 eter Nursery. 



Bobson. An English bota- 

 nist. 



Bochel. Superintendent of 

 the garden at Pesth. 

 1 Bcemer, a German bota- 

 $ nist ; and Schultz, a Bava- 

 rian botanist. 



Bollinson. A nurseryman 

 near London. 



Bonalds. A nurseryman at 

 Brentford. 



Bossmassler. A German en- 

 tomologist. 



Bottler. A German mission- 

 ary. 



I A Spanish botanist. 



Boxburgh. An Indian bota- 

 nist. 



Br. Boyle, F.B.S., Sfc, Prof, 

 of Mat. Med. in King's Col- 

 lege. Author of " Illustra- 

 tions of the Natural His- 

 tory and Botany of the 

 Himalayas," &c. 



Budge. An English writer 

 upon botanical subjects. 



BudolphU A German cryp- 

 togamic botanist. 

 \Buiz and Pavon. Spanish 

 J botanists, and travellers in 

 Peru and Chile. 



Bumphius. Author of " Her- 

 barium Amboinensis." 



Bussell. A botanist of 

 Aleppo. 



J. Sabine, F.R.S., 8;c. A great 

 encourager of natural his- 

 tory, botany, and garden- 

 ing. 

 Salisbury. An eminent Eng- 

 lish botanist. 



Salzmann. Author of" Enu- 

 merate Plantarum rario- 

 rum, quas collegit." 1818. 



Samouclle- A British ento- 

 mologist and author. 



Sanfi. An Italian botanist. 



Savi. An Italian botani6t. 



