ABBREVIATIONS. 



TU 



treat the specimens as above directed, and leave them in the 

 papers for 1 or 2 days, then place them between several 

 thicknesses of dry blotting paper, and pass over them with a 

 hot iron, at intervals from 1 to 5 minutes, until dry, taking 

 care to shift them into dry paper as soon as the paper around 

 them becomes moist. 



334. The dried specimens are next to be arranged in 

 their respective genera, orders, and classes, properly labelled 

 with the names, locality, &c, and laid either in separate or 

 double sheets, or each species fastened with glue, or other- 

 wise on a half sheet of good white paper. * These can be 

 collected in folios sufficiently large to contain each natural 

 order, or artificial class, and labelled accordingly on the out- 

 side, received into the compartment of a cabinet, with close 

 doors, and kept in a sufficiently dry place. 



* I have found the following mixture to answer a very good purpose for fasten- 

 ing plants. Take of Gum Arabic 1 ounce, Izinglass 1 ounce, dissolve tliein in 

 % pint of water by boiling over a gentle beat, after which add 1 ounce Tincture 

 of Camphor, incorporating them well by shaking; tben spread some of it on a 

 plate of glass large enough to receive the specimen intended to be fastened, lay 

 it on tl Bsing it down so as to receive a coating all over the under stnr- 



face, then transfer it to the paper where it is to be fastened, cover with. 1 or 2 

 thicknesses of dry paper and pass over it with a hot iron until dry. 



PRINCIPAL 



Adrms. Adanson. 

 A_-l . Agardh. 

 Ait. .\ i 

 Am. Arnott.. 

 Bart. Barton. • 

 Bentb. Bentham. 

 Berl. Beriandier. 

 Bernb. Bernbardi. 

 Brongn. Brongniart. 

 Bigl. or Bw. I 

 Boebui. Boehmef. 

 Bong. Bongard. 

 Br. Brown. 

 Cass. Cassini. 

 Cav. Cavanilles. 

 Chav. Chaviennes. 

 Darl. Darlington. 

 DC. De Candolle. 

 Desf. Desfontaines. 

 Desv. Desvaux. 

 Dew. Dewey. 

 Dill. Dillenius. 

 Dub. Duhamel. 

 Endl. Endlicher. 

 Ehrh. Ehrhart, 

 Ell. Elliot. 

 Engel. Engelman. 

 Forsk. Forskahl. 

 Froel. Froelioh. 



ABBREVIATIONS OF THE NAMES 

 OF AUTHORS. 



Ga?rt. Gsertner. 

 Ging. t-i 

 Grnel. Gmelin. 

 Good. Goodenongh. 

 Grey. Greville. 

 Grise. Grisebach. 

 Gron. Gronovions. 

 Hedw. Hedwig. 

 Hoffm. Hotfman. 

 Ilook. Hooker.. 

 Iluds. Hudson. 

 Jacq. Jaequin. 

 Juss. Jussieu. 

 Lam. Lamarck. 

 Lamb. Lambert. 

 Lee. Le Conte. 

 Lindl. Linddey. 

 L'Her. L'Heritier. 

 Linn. Linnaeus. 

 Lk. Link. 

 Lehm. Lehman. 

 Mart. Martins. 

 Mentz. Mentzel. 

 Michx. Michaux. 

 Mill. Miller. 

 Mirb. Mirbel. 

 Mitch. Mitchell. 

 Moench. Moenchausen. 

 Mubi. Muhlenberg. 



Nees. Nees von Esenbedfc. 



Nutt. Nuttall. 



Pall. Pallas. 



Pav. Pavon. 



Pers. Persoon, 



Poir. Poiret. 



Ph. Pursb. 



Rami. Bremer. 



Baf. Rafinesque. 



Rich. Richard. 



K. Br. Robert Brown. 



Salisb. Salisbury. 



Schw. Schwenite. 



Schk. Scbkuhr. 



Scop. Scopoli. 



Ser. Seringe. 



Sm. Smith. 



Spr. Sprengel. 



Sulliv. Sullivan*. 



Sw. Swartz. 



Tavl. Taylor. 



T. '& G. Torrey & Gray. 



Torr. Torrey. 



To urn . To urnefort. 



Traut. Trautvetter. 



Vaill. Taillent. 



Wahl. Wahlenberg. 



Walt. Walter. 



Willd. Willdenow. 



