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Coaz, Johann. Verzeichnis der in der Schweiz wildwachsenden holz- 
gewidchse. (Baume, strducher und halbstraucher.) 16 p. 20 cm. Bern, 
1900. 
List of woody plants with German, French, Italian, and Rhaeto-Romanic 
(Romansch) names, and notes on the occurrence of some of the rarer species. 
(Not seen; title and annotation mostly from notice in Ber. Schweiz. Bot. 
Gesell. 11: 180. 1901.)—See also Brandstetter and Biihler, above, and 
additional references there given. 
Correvon, Henry. Plantes et santé. 331 p. 18.5 em. Genéve, 1917. 
Annotated list of wild and cultivated medicinal plants, alphabetically 
arranged by vernacular names, with uses; account of honey plants, list of 
diseases, etc., with remedies.—See also (for medicinal or poisonous plants), 
Binz, above, and Eugen Fischer, Fliick, Hegetschweiler (Die giftpfianzen), 
and Kiinzle, below; and (for useful plants in general) Dalla Torre, Empeyta, 
Gesse, Hegi, Morell, Neuweiler, and Savoy, below. 
Dalla Torre, K. W. von. Die alpenpflanzen im wissensschatze der deutschen 
alpenbewohner. 91 p. 1905. (Festschr. herausgegeben anlasslich der V. 
ordentl. Generalvers. des Vereins zum schutze und pflege der alpenpflanzen 
[c. V.] zu Bamberg am 24. Juli 1905.) 
Bibliography; list of more widespread alpine plants of the Tirol and 
Switzerland, with Germanic vernacular names and localities where used, 
and medicinal and other uses. (Not seen; cited from review in Bot. Jahresb. 
Just 33 (3): 439. 1907.)—See also (for vernacular names) Durheim, below, 
and additional references there given; and (for useful plants) Correvon, 
above, and additional references there given. 
Deutscher und Oesterreichischer Alpenverein. Atlas der alpenflora. . . 
2. neubearb. aufl. Ausfiihrung der farbentafeln nach naturaufnahmen und 
originalvorlagen von A. Hartinger ...5 v. 500 col. pl. 19 cm. Graz, 
1897. (ist ed. 1882-84.) 
Fair to excellent colored figures, without dissections, illustrating 500 alpine 
vascular plants of Switzerland, Germany, and Austria. There are later French 
and German editions, with accompanying single volumes of text; the German 
by Dalla Torre (Miinchen, 1899) has title: Die alpenflora der dsterreichischen 
Alpenlander, Siidbaierns und der Schweiz (cover title: Handbuch zum Atlas 
der Alpenflora); the French, by H. Correvon (Genéve et Bale, 1899), has 
title: Atlas de la flore alpine. The plates in the German edition are arranged 
by the Engler and Prantl system; those in the French edition, arranged on 
the Candollean system and so differently numbered, bear the German number 
in the upper right hand corner. There is at least one reissue (Paris, 1901). 
—Among the numerous popular works of this sort, the two following may be 
cited: Hegi, Gustay. Alpenflora; die verbreitetsten alpenpflanzen von 
Bayern, Osterreich und der Schweiz. 13. tiberarb. aufl. Herausgegeb. von 
... Hermann Merxmiiller. 96 p. 42 pl. (34 col.), map. 21.5 cm. Miinchen, 
1956. (1st ed. 1905.) (List of protected species; colored figures of 272 
species, and photographs of 34 more, with descriptions.) Schréter, Carl. 
Taschenflora des Alpen-wanderers ... nach der natur gezeichnet und gemalt 
von Ludwig Schroter. 27. aufl. bearb. von Dr. W. Liidi. unpaged text, viii 
p. (index). 26 pl. (24 col.). 20.5 em. Zitirich, [19-?]. (1st ed. 1889; 25. 
aufl. 1940.) (Colored figures of 207 species, black figures of 10, with text in 
German, French, and English.)—See also Hegetschweiler (Sammlung), Hegi, 
Marret, Seboth, and Thommen, below. 
Durheim, C. J. Schweizerisches pflanzen-idiotikon. Ein worterbuch von 
pflanzenbenennungen in den verschiedenen mundarten der deutschen, fran- 
zosischen und italienischen Schweiz, nebst deren lateinischen, franzdsischen 
und deutschen namen... viii, 284 p. 23.5 cm. Berne, 1856. 
Alphabetical list of scientific names, with principal French and German 
names and the vernacular and patois names used in Switzerland (French, 
German, Italian, and Romansch) with localities; separate alphabetical lists 
of vernacular names in different languages, with scientific equivalents. 
H. Marzell (Wo6rterbuch der deutschen pflanzennamen, p. 14. 1937) calls 
it a rich collection but with many errors, especially in citation of localities. 
—See also Brandstetter, Coaz, Correvon, and Dalla Torre, above, and 
Empeyta, Hegi, H. Jaccard, Kohler, Oettli, and Savoy, below. 
