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I., S. See The Vineyard. London, 1727; 1732.

I. B. See Beale, John.

I. B., Gent. See Blagrave, Joseph.

I. F. H. See Der neu vermehrte curieuse und kluge gärtner.
Zelle, 1692; Leipzig, 1695.

I. P. L. D. M. (f1.1583). See Pons, Jacques.

Ibn al Baitar. See Abd Allah Ibn Ahmad, called Ibn al Baitar.

Ibn-el-Awam, Abou Zaccaria Yahia ben Mohammed ben Ahmed
(12th cent.)
The name in the heading is the form originally 
used for Dept. Agr. cards, which now follow
the Lib. Cong. practice, entering under "Yahya
ibn Muhammad, called Ibn al-Awwam". Brit. Mus.
Cat. also enters under "Yahya ibn Muhammad" &c.
Cat. Bib. Nat. Paris uses "Ibn al-Awwam Ichbili
(Abou Zakariya Yahya ibn Mohammad ibn Ahmad)".
Gibault, Jour. Soc. Nat. Hort. France (1905),
p.712, mentions this work, referring especially
to the French translation of 1864. It was known
to Haller only as an Arabic manuscript, which he
records, Bib. Bot. 1:206, as "Abu Zacaria Jehia
ebn Mohammed ebn Achmed al Aouam. Ketab al falahat 
seu Tractatus de agricultura".
The work reveals the Moorish agriculture of
Spain in the Middle Ages, and contains considerable 
data on fruit culture. (MFW)

Kitāb alfalāhah [Treatise on agriculture]

----- [Spanish] Libro de agricultura. Traducido el
castellano y anotado por Don Josef Antonio Banqueri.
Madrid, Imprenta real, 1802. 2 v. F°. (Dept. Agr.;
Brit. Mus.; Bib. Nat. Paris)
Spanish and Arabic texts.
        