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BOLUS, H. M. L.
extra-tropical South African Orchids. London (William Wesley) 1893-1913, 3 vols.
Oct. (Icon. orchid. austro-afric.) -» Abbreviation of short-title for use in taxonomic publications
—> Pagination of parts and their dates of publication
vol. part plates dates pages
p
I I I-50 15 Aug 1893 [i]-vi, [1, note], I.p., [2 p. ind.]
2 51-100 20 Aug 1896 [i-iii], l.p., [3 p. ind.], app. [2]p., preface and
t.p. to vol. 1 [vili]p.
2 I I-100 Apr-Jun 1911 [i-vi], l.p. [3 p. ind.]; page iv: Apr 1911, Nat.
Nov. Nov 1911, BR inscr. 15 Jun 1911.
3 I I-I00 1913 [i-v], l.p.; page v: 12 Feb 1913, Nat. Nov.
Dec 1913.
—> Special notes about this book Libraries where copies seen by authors
The plates are accompanied by one or two pages letterpress. Copies: BR; HH. — 36 plates
_ of vol. 3 were first published by H. Bolus in his “Orchids of the Cape Peninsula,”’ Trans.
South Afr. Philosoph. Soc. 5(1): 75-200. 1888. The 300 (partly) coloured plates are by
H. Bolus and F. Bolus. F. Bolus edited the third volume; preface by H. M. L. Bolus. —
Portrait as frontispiece to vol. 2.
Refs: BM 1: 193, 6: 106; Kew 1: 291; NI 197}> References concerning this book
Tyrrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 7. 1968.
; Lbirth/death dates |
Bolus, Harriet Margaret Louisa (née Kensit) (1877-1970), South African botanist,
| daughter-in-law of Harry Bolus. (E. Bolus) J Proposed citation form as author
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BOL, other material BM, GRA, NBG, PRE, SAM.
_Ref.: TH 2: 82.}+ References to collections
Tolken, Index herb. austro-afr. 1971.
References in standard biographical and bibliographical works
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 214; BL 1: 28, 54; BM 6: 106; Bossert p. 44;
Kew 1: 291; Langman p. go1. Articles in books, journals etc.
'Anon., Flowering plants South Africa 23. 1943 (portr.)
|Herre, Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 12(1): 1-3. 1961 (portr.)
|E.G.H.O., Forum botanicum 8: 68-69. 1970 (Died at Cape Town on 5 Apr 1970. Harry
| Bolus was her uncle and father-in-law).
Levyns and Jessop, J. S. Afr. Bot. 36(4): 319-330. 1970 (bibl.)
Herre, Kakt. Sukk. 21: 139, 170, also in The genera of the Mesembryanthemaceae 46-
47. 1971 (portr.)
len, Aloe 13(3): 84, 87. 1975 (portr.)
Generic and journal names based on names of person
—EPONYMY: Bolusanthemum Schwantes (1928). — Note: For other eponyms based on the
1ame Bolus, cf. supra, sub Harry Bolus.
Book number short-title
26. !Notes on Mesembryanthemum and allied genera.| Cape Town 1928-1958. Oct. (Notes
(esembryanthemum)./-* Abbreviation of short-title
art I: 1 Jul 1928 (reprinted from articles appearing in S. A. Garden & Country Life
Lene 1927), reprint 1928 (156 pp.)
art IT:
+ Data on place of publication, dates of whole or parts, etc.
ages dates pages dates pages dates
1-16 9 Nov 1928 147-160 22 Nov 1929 309-336 29 Jan 1932
I'7-32 21 Dec 1928 161-176 20 Feb 1930 337-356 24 Jun 1932
3-48 24 Jan 1929 177-192 9 Mai 1930 357-376 6 Dec 1932
9-64 12 Apr 1929 193-208 15 Aug 1930 377-396 19 Mai 1933
5-80 3 Mai 1929 209-224 12 Nov 1930 397-416 16 Oct 1933
1-94 6 Jun 1929 225-244 12 Feb 1931 417-436 26 Jan 1934
5-110 4 Jul 1929 245-268 1 Mai 1931 437-452 23 Mai 1934
1-129 16 Aug 1929 269-292 3 Jul 1931 453-472 17 Aug 1934
1-146 4 Nov 1929 293-308 24 Sep 1931 473-508 11 Feb 1935
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TAXONOMIC LITERATURE
Volume 1: A-G
Regnum vegetabile, a serves of publications for the use of plant taxonomists |
published under the auspices of the International Assocation for Plant Taxon- |
omy, edited by Frans A. Stafleu.
Volume 94
Frans A“ Stafleu and Richard S. Cowan
Taxonomic literature
A selective guide to botanical publications and
collections with dates, commentaries and types
Volume 1: A-G
see
Sw a
Second edition
Bohn, Scheltema & Holkema
Utrecht 1976
© 1976, Frans A. Stafleu, Utrecht, The Netherlands
No part of this book may be reproduced by film, microfilm or any other means without written
permission from the publisher
Complete work IsBN 90 313 0224.4; Volume I ISBN 90 313 0225 2
Contents
Introduction
Abbreviations
Taxonomic literature and collections A-G
Index to titles
Index to names
Introduction
In the first paragraph of the 1967 edition of Taxonomic literature the author
of that volume assumed that introductions are rarely read by those who
actually use the work. Happily we can now report that most taxonomists
showed themselves to be thorough readers of preface material, because the
intentions of the book were generally understood and appreciated. In fact
this appreciation was manifested by a certain pressure on the senior author
to publish a second and much enlarged edition. The documentation
supporting the compilation of a book like this is extensive and a consider-
able widening of scope and coverage would require more than the one-
man effort of the first edition. After 1967 the growth of the documentation
had continued, and it was only in the light of two new developments that
the decision could be taken in 1973 to go ahead with the present book.
In the first place Stafleu found Cowan ready to join him in the effort,
and in the second place a group on “T'axonomic documentation’ had been
established by the Biology department of the University of Utrecht. With
this group, and especially thanks to the stimulating and highly efficient
cooperation of Dr. J. A. Leussink, we were able to assemble relevant
secondary data much more thoroughly than before. These secondary data
are brought together by search of the literature for information on the
existence of titles, on their publication and on their special characteristics
or significance, especially to taxonomic botanists.
Another important development has been the whole-hearted coopera-
tion of the main libraries holding the books to be studied. ‘The compilation
of the primary data for a bibliography consists of seeing and annotating
the books. We found full and generous support at our home bases: the
library of the Institute of Systematic botany at the University of Utrecht
and the library system of the Smithsonian Institution. Even so, because of
obvious limitations, we needed the help of several of the richest public and
private libraries in the field of taxonomic botany to achieve the necessary
coverage. We list and thank below all those libraries in more detail, but
wish to state here, that the initial and enthusiastic support of the New York
Botanical Garden, the Missouri Botanical Garden, the Conservatoire
botanique de la ville de Genéve, the Jardin botanique national de Belgique,
and the Rijksherbarium at Leiden was crucial for the success of our effort.
This new edition deals with many more botanists, their books and
collections, than the modest volume of 1967. In principle, the rules guiding
us in the choice of authors and material have remained essentially the
same; even so there are differences. We now attempt to give more exten-
sive information on the authors by going into more detail with respect to
their collections, the biographical and bibliographical literature about
them (one aspect of the book now is that it has become a ‘bibliography of
bibliographies’), and possible further information of use for the systematist
or for the historian of botany. We also provide information on outstanding
botanical explorers and collectors. Some of the author entries do not in-
clude a special treatment of their books. The reason for this is simple: we
included all authors who published (before 1940) at least three generic
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names, but also all their publications may have been in periodicals.
The primary books treated (marked by bold face numbering) include
now not just those on which we have special extra information, as in the
first edition; we have attempted to present a reasonably representative
picture of the literature used in taxonomic botany and relevant to the
history and development of that discipline. Even so we must stress again
that naturally we have made choices; as the subtitle of the book states, this
is a selective guide to botanical literature. We do not give a full bibliography
of everything published on taxonomic botany between 1753 and 1940; this
would have been an entirely different and quite unrealistic undertaking.
We wish to assist taxonomists with their work by bringing together data
on the main sources of information, and by directing them to other special-
ist literature.
The book still deals, as far as publications are concerned, with books,
pamphlets, series, and other bibliographically independent and limited
entities, but not with open-ended periodical or serial publications. Infor-
mation of the type given here about taxonomic books is being compiled
for taxonomic journals by J. A. Leussink and hopefully may be published
in the future. As before, however, we do treat journals that are closely
associated with a single editor or with a special team and for which the
secondary information is of sufficient importance to be published.
Questions such as “why did you overlook this or that paper’, mentioned
in the introduction to the first edition, have been helpful, for we have used
them as part of our guidelines in determining the scope of this edition. In
this and several other aspects the book reflects the contributions of many
colleagues. We shall be glad to receive suggestions for inclusion of other
authors and titles, either for the two volumes which will bring us to the
end of the alphabet, or for the unavoidable supplementary volume.
Nothing solicits information so readily from those who hold it as the ab-
sence of those data from the printed record.
The temporal coverage is more or less defined by the years 1753 and
1940, with a special emphasis on the period (not covered by Pritzel)
between 1870 and 1914, the period in which descriptive plant taxonomy
reached its highest achievements and for which no comprehensive biblio-
graphy is available. Analytically inclined reviewers will discover certain
biases; these must be attributed to the limitations, idiosyncrasies and back-
ground of the senior author. It is true that certain geographical areas
could have been covered more extensively and that there is perhaps an
abundance of European and North American material. In a way though
this reflects the history of plant taxonomy just as much as the history of the
compilation of our book.
The coverage of the various sub-disciplines is much more balanced than
before. The first edition contained relatively little cryptogamy and practi-
cally no palaeobotany. The literature on the various groups of cryptogams
is now duly represented, especially because we enjoyed the privilege of
working in three important private libraries, namely those of Paul C. Silva
at Berkeley, California (on algae), of William C. Steere at Bronxville,
New York (on bryophytes), and of John L. Stevenson, of Beltsville, Mary-
land (on fungi and lichens). All three scientists are book-collectors, who
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have collected what they regard as the main literature on their subject and
because of their erudition and experience these collections were of great
value to us for the choice of titles as well as for the actual study of the
books, many of which are quite rare. The library of Joseph A. Ewan at
New Orleans was of equal importance to us because of its unique holdings
on botanical history and exploration. The Strandell Linnaean collection
at the Hunt Institute, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, provided us with un-
rivalled coverage of Linnaeana and associated works. A similar specialized
role is played by the ‘Teyler collections at Haarlem, rich in palaeobotany
and illustrated botanical works.
In all these ways we have attempted to reach an adequate coverage.
Quite apart from all these sources, however, we make it a point to go along
the shelves of botanical libraries, scanning them simply by means of the
‘roving eye’, thus discovering titles of significance missed in other ways.
One obvious block of literature is lacking but the time required to avoid
such a gap is out of proportion to its value. There are very few citations of
works in Russian, especially because it is difficult for either of us to read
Cyrillic and the same is true for works in other languages of the Near and
Far East.
A last element in the limitation of works included should be mentioned.
The number of libraries visited in the United States, as well as in Europe,
is high, at any rate for a project which must have a limited duration. Even
so we could not go to all the places that would have been worthwhile
visiting. We could not revisit some of the important libraries used for the
compilation of the first edition (see introduction to TL-1, p. ix) but con-
centrated rather on other centers in order to spread our efforts. We could
therefore have used more libraries, but we know that we could not have
done so in the time we allowed ourselves for the completion of this first
volume. With an average of two and a half years per volume it will take us
nearly eight years from starting (November 1973) until we reach the end
of the alphabet and we must count on a further two years for the fourth
volume with its addenda and indices.
SOURCES AND METHODS
We refer to the introduction to the first edition for a review of the original
sources of our book. Many have been added for this edition and we can
only give a brief indication of the most important ones.
A print-out, arranged by author, of all entries in the Index nominum
genericorum data-base provided us with the names of all authors who have
published three or more generic names. Most of these are now included.
This means that cryptogamy and palaeobotany receive their even share
of attention with phanerogamy.
A card file in a single alphabetical sequence of the entries in the main
botanical bibliographies and biographies (Pritzel, Nissen, Quenstedt,
North American Flora bibliographies, and many more) provided us with
a coherent picture of much that is available.
A similarly arranged secondary reference file contains data obtained
from many sources, special as well as general: biographical and biblio-
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graphical data on individual authors and collectors, dates of publication,
critical notes, reviews, and information about special collections. Included
in this file, for instance, are all entries on biographies and bibliographies
published by Excerpta botanica, Index to European ‘Taxonomic literature,
the Kew Record, but also all such material extracted from Flora, Botani-
sche Zeitung, Naturae Novitates and many similar journals.
Other sources, such as the Journal of Botany, Bulletin de la Societé
botanique de France, Botanical Gazette, Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical
Club, Torreya, have been searched for relevant data by means of xerox-
scanning, a method producing xerox copies of all entries of interest to us,
which are again filed in a single alphabetical sequence.
The most important sources are, of course, the books themselves. Xerox
copies of title-pages and similarly relevant pages are made during our
library visits and used as work sheets for collating the contents and for
recording the composition of each book. In this way our documentation is
easily accessible and provides us with the opportunity to compile biblio-
graphical data with a minimum of transcription by human hands.
The Bibliographia Huntiana files at Pittsburgh provided us with many
additional data extracted from journals which we can not consult ourselves
in the limited time available.
In addition to all these ‘processed’ data, much direct consultation of
secondary literature by the user is necessary. It is not really practical even
to try to sum up these sources; they are shown by the text.
AUTHOR ENTRIES
Author heading
The lead paragraph provides the full name of the author, as much as
possible in agreement with the most critical bibliographic data available
to us. We could not check entries in birth registers and similar archives
except in special circumstances. The name is followed by years of birth
and death, a short ‘biographical diagnosis’ and, a new feature, a proposed
standard abbreviation of the author’s name.
We have added these standard abbreviations, with some hesitation, at
the urgent request of quite a few of our colleagues. Recommendation 46A
of the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature states that ‘Authors’ names
put after names of plants may be abbreviated, unless they are very short.’
Our hesitation stems from the variety of existing abbreviations which is
not just a matter of inconsistency. Indications such as ‘B.S.G.’ or ‘Fr.’ are
at once recognizable to bryologists and mycologists, respectively, but not
to the taxonomist less well-acquainted with these fields. Within a more
restricted field, abbreviations can be more rigid than those adopted for
more general use. We brought together the abbreviations suggested by
twenty different publications on the subject, taken from all major sub-
disciplines of plant taxonomy. A working party at the Smithsonian
Institution, consisting of R. S. Cowan, Ellen Farr, Dan Nicolson, Polly
Pritchard and Norman Jaffe, went through these data and made choices,
as much as possible in agreement with current usage and with the above-
mentioned Recommendation. Obviously the result was that the usage of
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subdisciplines could not always be followed, if only simply because of
‘homonymy’; there may be a single important Jones in mycology, but
there may be quite a few Joneses in the wide field of taxonomy. Even so
we believe the abbreviations we suggest are generally those used by the
majority of publishing taxonomists.
Herbarium and Types
The contents of the paragraphs on the location of the herbaria and types
of the authors treated are based in first instance on published information ;
a number of details could be added from the files of the Index herbariorum.
It should be borne in mind that the original herbarium of an author does
not necessarily contain all his types. The loan system, which came into
being early in the nineteenth century, enabled authors to use collections
other than those in their own herbaria. Types will therefore often be
found in other herbaria, and as a rule this will be indicated in the literature.
The destruction of the greater part of the Berlin herbarium in the course
of the last world war was one of the greatest catastrophes ever suffered by
plant taxonomy. The Willdenow herbarium and several smaller collec-
tions were saved, but most of the other collections were burned (see
Willdenowia 1: 3, 16. 1953). It is necessary to keep this situation in mind
when it is stated that a collection is (or rather “was’) at ‘B’. The Leipzig
herbarium (LZ) was also destroyed and so was a part, fortunately small,
of the Vienna collections (W) (see Taxon 1: 29. 1951).
A new feature of this paragraph on collections is the citation of publish-
ed exsiccatae. Recent publications by Sayre and Stevenson on cryptogamic
series contain much original and important information, which should be
consulted; the Index herbariorum files as well as our literature searches
provided additional information. Sayre (Mem. New York Bot. Garden 19: 1.
1969) provides a critical discussion of the different types of published
series of plants to which we can refer as the guideline we also followed.
Bibliography and Biography
This entry consists of two types of references: common and general sources
(designated by abbreviations, explained in the list of abbreviations) and
ordinary bibliographical references to the great majority of biographical
or bibliographical papers and books dealing with the relevant author. It
is this paragraph, modest-looking, but information- and labour-intensive,
which suggests the feature of the book described as a ‘bibliography of
bibhographies’. We attempt to list published bibliographies and portraits,
as well as more general primary and secondary sources on the life and
work of the botanist concerned. The lists are not exhaustive; we do not
always repeat, for instance, all references given by Barnhart in his in-
valuable ‘Biographical notes upon botanists.” Our own sources included, in
addition to those published, biographical documentation in the files of the
Botanical Museum at Berlin-Dahlem, the Jardin botanique national de
Belgique at Meise, the Rijksherbarium at Leiden, the Missouri Botanical
Garden at St. Louis, the private library of Joseph Ewan at New Orleans,
the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation at Pittsburgh, the Engler
reprint Collection at Stanford, and the Biohistorical Institute at Utrecht.
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Composite works
The entries on composite works refer briefly to the participation of the
author in multi-authored publications varying from such classics as the
‘Pflanzenfamilien’ or ‘North American Flora’ to entries on botany in travel-
ogues, special group entries in floras, etc. Most of the works referred to, are
treated by us in more detail under the entry for the main author or editor.
These entries are not meant to be exhaustive cross-references to other
places in the book where the author’s name is mentioned; for this purpose
the index to personal names should be used.
Handwriting
References are given to published examples of the author’s handwriting.
In this respect the series now in publication in Candollea by Hervé M.
Burdet renders a significant service to plant taxonomists faced with
problems of identification of collectors or authors of types from labels on
herbarium specimens.
Eponymy
These paragraphs, contributed by J. A. Leussink, bring information on
eponymous usage of author’s names for generic names of plants and titles
of journals. It was not feasible at this stage to include references to such
usage in specific epithets, for they are difficult to trace and time was lack-
ing to verify their correct application. We are reasonably certain, through
checking the original literature or accepting statements by careful bio-
graphers, that the generic names listed here do indeed apply to the bota-
nists in question. It is remarkable to note how many apparently clear,
traditional assumptions of dedication prove to be wrong when two or more
homonymous authors are involved. For this reason coverage, even of the
generic eponyms, is not complete, because doubtful attributions have been
ommitted. Some errors in attribution may be found in this first volume
because pressure of time sometimes forced us to accept information from
secondary references, rather than the primary sources we generally con-
sulted for these data. The eponymy paragraph has been kept to the essen-
tials deliberately to avoid enlarging the book unnecessarily. For example,
the few to several orthographic variants of generic names based on a
personal one are generally omitted; but they are included when the variant
is more like the spelling of the person’s name than is the legitimate generic
name. Likewise, notes on generic names based on the same surname are
not included when the people who bore those names lived in well-separated
times. On the other hand, two generic names Andersonia, based on Anderson
(1776) and Anderson (1782) would be discussed briefly.
Postage stamps
The information concerning postage stamps bearing the likenesses of
botanists has been provided by E. A. Mennega at Utrecht. The references
in these notes are to the well-known Yvert Catalogue (see list of abbrevia-
tions under Yv.)
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BOOK ENTRIES
Title paragraphs
The title paragraphs consist of a citation of the complete title, the main
part in italics (the ‘short title’), followed by place of publication, name of
the publisher, year dates, number of volumes, bibliographical format and
proposed title abbreviation in italics. All titles have been seen except if
marked (n.v.); the copies seen are listed in the publication paragraph.
Publication years differing from those mentioned on the title-pages are
indicated in square brackets.
The title-abbreviations were again suggested by the Smithsonian work-
ing party and the senior author. In this instance accepted usage is much
less stabilized and lists of title-abbreviations for books are rare or cover
only small parts of the field. Even so, again with hesitation but at the
urging of numerous colleagues and correspondents, we venture to re-
commend these abbreviations for use in specialized taxonomic publica-
tions. The suggestions are for general guidance only; if ever authors were
convinced of the truth of ‘jeder Konsequenz fiihrt zum Teufel’ the present
authors are. We found it difficult to reach reasonable uniformity in our
own work and are therefore perhaps less than fully qualified to suggest
norms to others.
The bold face number identifying each book entry is used throughout,
in the indexes and in cross references; this is its primary purpose. We know
that the numbers used in the first edition have come in general use in
book-sellers catalogues, usually either to indicate the general importance
of the book (‘listed by Stafleu’) or to indicate special interest of the
material offered for sale (‘not listed by Stafleu’). It may be somewhat
confusing that, like Pritzel, we have chosen to re-number the books in our
second edition. However, the number of books to be treated in this edition
is about five times that of the first edition; this alone is sufficient excuse
for the inconvenience caused. We may suggest perhaps that the numbers
of this edition be referred to without author’s name as, for example,
*TL2/1567’, instead of the ‘Stafleu 325” for the first edition.
Publication paragraph
Precise dates of publication are given where possible, but often we have
had to settle for a rather wide range of dates. In a surprisingly high number
of instances, however, dates can be determined, at least with respect to the
month of publication, thus helping the taxonomist to establish nomen-
clatural priorities. We must warn, however, that all information should be
used with care; on the whole most indications are approximations or
‘possible dates.’ Reasonable certainty exists only if three independent
sources support each other. The sources for our dates are usually briefly
indicated except when this was done already in the first edition. We used
many new sources for this edition, discussed briefly above under ‘sources
and methods.’ Often we have limited ourselves to the citation of some
specially significant sources, omitting reference to other generally support-
ing evidence, in order not to make the entries too unwieldy.
The dates of publication are followed by a ‘mini-collation’ of the con-
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tents of the book and its format. We cite first and last pages of sets in so far
as text appears on them. Inferred page numbers are cited in brackets.
These pagination formulae do not give precise bibliographical information
on the technical make-up of a book, as do analytical formulae citing
signatures. The latter we could not consider doing, because thorough
analytical bibliography is more a task of specialists, requiring much time
and effort; as generalists, we prefer the citation of the pagination, which is
readily understandable to botanists and which also provides reasonable
identification of the book. Page numbers with asterisks in the collation
refer to extra sets of pages falling outside the range of regular pagination.
Copies seen are cited by means of abbreviations such as used in Index
herbariorum. We stress that the number of copies listed by us as seen has no
direct significance with respect to the degree of rarity of a book. A relative-
ly uncomplicated modern book can be treated adequately on the basis of
three copies, but may quite well have been present in several of the other
libraries visited by us. We had to spare the feelings of the librarians, whose
patience was, even so, heavily tried by the length of our lists of requests.
INDEXES
Two main indexes are given: one to names and one to titles. These indexes
should also be used as sources of cross-references. In all cases of multiple
authorship it is advisable to consult the indexes if the book is not at once
found under the first author. For instance, it is often difficult to decide
under which author to treat a travel book which has one general editor or
author but other authors for the various botanical volumes or parts. It will
also be of advantage to use the index to titles to find out whether certain
periodicals are treated. It was impossible to include information on dates
of publication of the great majority of botanical or biological periodicals.
If, however, a periodical is strongly associated with one particular author
such as Schrader’s Journal fiir die Botanik) or is really of prime importance
(such as the Botanical Register, the Botanical Magazine, or Linnaea) it is often
included and treated under the name of its chief editor.
The index to titles contains not only book-titles and abbreviations of short-
titles (with its variants) but also titles of series of exsiccatae mentioned in
the ‘Herbarium and Types’ paragraphs and eponymous journal names.
The index to names is more than a simple index and should be consulted
regularly for a wide variety of purposes explained in its introductory para-
graphs. It contains items from three categories in a single alphabetical
sequence: (a) names of persons, (b) names of taxa, and (c) names of ships.
The personal names are of authors, collaborators, collectors, artists,
travellers, explorers and the like, but not of printers or publishing houses;
the names of taxa (in italics) are mainly those mentioned in the eponymy
paragraphs; the names of ships are those of exploring vessels and other
ships involved in expeditions. The information on botanical collectors
often updates the entries in the first parts of the Collectors Index of the
Index herbariorum.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This book is the result of team efforts and contributions by many indivi-
duals and institutions. Any listing of acknowledgements is therefore bound
to be incomplete. So many people helped us that we cannot list them all
and we hope that those who are not mentioned by name will forgive our
omission. For this edition we can repeat perhaps with even greater justifi-
cation what was stated in the introduction to the 1967 edition:
‘Without the help of dozens of colleagues, friends, botanists and librarians
alike, as well as of the directors and staff of many institutions, this book
would have been impossible. International co-operation and friendship
are characteristic of plant taxonomy to-day, and, in many respects this
book reflects this happy state of affairs. It is a combination of what others
have done with a much smaller effort of [our] own.’
Institutions
We are privileged to have our home bases at the Institute of Systematic
Botany of the University of Utrecht and at the Smithsonian Institution,
where we found all facilities that we could desire. We are both closely
associated with the New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York, and
the Missouri Botanical Garden at St. Louis, Missouri. These two institu-
tions are alternative home bases for us: the generous and stimulating help
from directors, librarians and staff of these marvellously rich and highly
efficiently organised libraries made it possible to reach the present scope.
Other libraries which should be mentioned especially because of their
important contribution to this project: those of the Botanical Museum at
Berlin-Dahlem, the Conservatoire Botanique de Genéve, the Rijksherba-
rium, Leiden, the Jardin national de Belgique, Meise and of the Hunt
Institute of Botanical Documentation, Pittsburgh, Pa.
At all these institutions we were welcome, notwithstanding our admit-
tedly rather disruptive requirements, and our warmest thanks are due to
directors, librarians and staffs. We hope that we do not overstay our
welcome in the years to come.
By singling out these main centers of our activity we do not neglect the
often considerable contribution by many other institutions. We list all
institutions below, those visited for ed. 1 or ed. 2, or for both, with our
deep gratitude:
De bibliotheek van de ‘Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Weten-
schappen, Amsterdam, Nederland.
Hugo de Vries-laboratorium, Amsterdam, Nederland.
The Department of Botany and the University Library of the University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., U.S.A.
The library of the Department of Agriculture, and the library of the
National Fungus Collections, Agricultural Research Center, Beltsville,
Maryland, U.S.A.
Herbarium and library of the University of California, Department of
Botany, University of California, Berkeley, California, U.S.A.
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Das Botanische Museum und Herbarium, Berlin-Dahlem, Bundesrepublik
Deutschland.
The University Library, the Botany School and the University Botanic
Garden, Cambridge, England.
The libraries of the Gray Herbarium and the Arnold Arboretum of
Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A.
The Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Le Conservatoire botanique, Genéve, Suisse.
De Koninklijke Bibliotheek, ’s-Gravenhage, Nederland.
De bibliotheek van Teyler’s Stichting, Haarlem, Nederland.
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, England.
The library of the University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, U.S.A.
Het Riksherbarium, Lezden, Nederland.
The library of the Komarov Botanical Institute of the Academy of Sciences
of the U.S.S.R., Leningrad, U.S.S.R.
The Department of Botany and the General Library of the British Museum
(Natural History), the British Museum (Bloomsbury) and the Linnean
Society of London, London, England.
Instituto botanico José Cavanilles, Madrid, Espana.
Le Jardin botanique national de Belgique (formerly Jardin botanique de
Etat) and the Bibliothéque royale, Mezse, near Bruxelles, Belgique.
Die Botanische Staatssammlung, Miinchen, Bundesrepublik Deutschland.
Tulane University Herbarium and University Library, New Orleans,
Louisiana, U.S.A.
The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx Park, New York, U.S.A.
Le Laboratoire de Phanérogamie et la Bibliotheque centrale du Muséum
d’Histoire naturelle, Paris, France.
The Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A.
The Hunt Institute of Botanical Documentation, Carnegie Mellon Uni-
versity, Pittsburgh, Pa., U.S.A.
The Botanical Department of the National Museum and the Institutum
botanicum Universitatis Carolinae, Praha, CSR.
Dudley Herbarium, Department of Biological Sciences, Stanford Univer-
sity, Stanford, California, U.S.A.
Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet and Svenska Vetenskaps-Akademien, Stock-
holm, Sverige.
Botaniska Museet, Uppsala, Sverige.
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De Universiteitsbibliotheek en het Biohistorisch Instituut van de Rijks-
universiteit, Utrecht, Nederland.
De Bibliotheek van de Landbouwhogeschool, Wageningen, Nederland.
Private collections
In addition to the institutionalized libraries we were privileged to be able
to consult private libraries. In addition to that of the senior author, we
consulted the libraries of Joseph Ewan, Paul C. Silva, William C. Steere
and John Stevenson as discussed above in our introductory paragraphs.
Weare very grateful to our four colleagues for their signal help and for the
liberality with which they made their treasures available to us in addition
to their invaluable advice on coverage and scope.
Individuals
A great many individuals helped us in a great variety of ways. Our pillar
of strength at the Utrecht home base was and is Jan A. Leussink, who is in
charge of the flow of documentation and who in addition contributes
many other features such as the eponymy paragraphs, the index to
personal names and data obtained from various journals. The librarians,
Mr. P. van den Berg and Miss J. van der Kaa were always ready to search
for books and obtain loans.
At the Smithsonian home base we had the continuous support from all
members of the /ndex nominum genericorum team, for many years headed by
Mary Francis Southwell, now by Ellen Farr. The close link between TL-2
and ING is obvious and many suggestions concerning coverage and other
critical points came from ING and its enthusiastic workers in Washington,
D.C., as well as in Utrecht.
Of the many others who helped us apart from the directors and librar-
ians of the institutions and libraries we list the following:
R. C. Barneby (New York); C. Bickings (Washington, D.C.); Frau von
Bismarck (Berlin); B. Boivin (Ottawa); C. E. B. Bonner (Genéve) ; J. van
Borssum Waalkes (Leiden); R. K. Brummitt (Kew); G. Buchheim (Pitts-
burgh); H. Burdet (Genéve); John Collins (Sotheby, London); L. Con-
stance (Berkeley, Calif.); J. Cuatrecasas (Washington, D.C.); G. S.
Daniels (Pittsburgh); K. Daniels (Pittsburgh); F. Demaret (Meise nr.
Bruxelles); Mme Dumont (Meise nr. Bruxelles); A. Dyer (Pretoria) ;
Th. Eckardt (Berlin); P. Edwards (London); Hj. Eichler (Canberra) ;
J. Ewan (New Orleans, La.); K. Faegri (Bergen); E. Farr (Washington,
D.C.); An. A. Fedorov (Leningrad); A. Fernandes (Coimbra); P. A.
Florschiitz (Utrecht); F. R. Fosberg (Washington, D.C.); A. Fusonie
(Beltsville, Md.); L. A. Garay (Cambridge, Mass.); C. R. Gunn (Belts-
ville, Md.) ; J. Heller, Urbana, Ill.) ; I. Haesler (Miinchen); P. K. Holm-
gren (New York); R. E. Holttum (Kew); A. Q. Howard (Berkeley); A.
Huber-Morath (Basel); D. Isely (Ames, Iowa); N. Jaffe (Washington,
D.C.) ; W. Keuken (Utrecht); R. Kiger (Pittsburgh); M. E. Kirpicznikov
(Leningrad); K. Kjéde (Bergen); S. I. Kozuharov (Sofia); S. J. de
Kraker (Utrecht) ; I. Kukkonen (Helsinki) ; Carla Lange (St. Louis, Mo.) ;
Ida Langman (Philadelphia, Pa.); A. Lawalrée (Meise nr. Bruxelles) ;
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P. Lehtonen (Helsinki); J. A. Linczevsky (Leningrad); S$. L. Lipschitz
(Leningrad); C. R. Long (New York); H. Luther (Helsinki); Ian Mac-
phail (Lisle, Ill.); W. F. Mahler (Dallas, Texas); H. Manitz (Jena);
W. D. Margadant (Utrecht); J. Marquart (Washington, D.C.); E. Mc-
Clintock (San Francisco, Calif.); E. A. Mennega (Utrecht); H. Merx-
miiller (Miinchen) ; F. G. Meyer (Washington, D.C.) ; J. Miége (Genéve) ;
D. Mollenhauer (Frankfurt); D. H. Nicolson (Washington, D.C.); S. J.
van Ooststroom (Leiden); R. H. Petersen (Knoxville, Tenn.); D. H.
Pfister (Cambridge, Mass.); A. R. Pinto da Silva (Lisbon); R. W. Pohl
(Ames, Iowa); P. Pritchard (Washington, D.C.) ; P. H. Raven (St. Louis) ;
B. C. Roeleveld (Utrecht); R. CG. Rollins (Cambridge, Mass.); R. Ross
(London); E. Rouleau (Montreal); Velva Rudd (Northridge, Calif.) ;
A. P. M. Sanders (Utrecht); R. Santesson (Stockholm); G. Sayre
(Cambridge, Mass.); J. M. Schopf (Columbus, Ohio); K. Schroeder
(Saarbriicken) ; Ruth Schallert (Washington, D.C.); D. Schwartz (New
York); P. C. Silva (Berkeley, Calif.); V. Skalicky (Praha); M. Skytte
Christiansen (Copenhagen); H. Sleumer (Leiden); N. Snigirevskaya
(Leningrad); M. F. Southwell (San Antonio); G. Spevak (Washington,
Calif.) ; W. T. Stearn (London); M. J. van Steenis-Kruseman (Leiden) ;
W. C. Steere (Bronxville, N.Y.); B. T. Styles (Oxford); A. L. Takhtajan
(Leningrad); J. Thomas (Stanford, Calif.) ; S. K. Tscherepanov (Lenin-
grad); R. Tomaselli (Pavia); C. Vaczy (Cluj); I. T. Vasilezenko (Lenin-
grad); R. McVaugh (Ann Arbor, Mich.); I. H. Vegter (Utrecht); B.
Verdcourt (Kew); F. Verdoorn (Utrecht); L. Vogelenzang (Leiden) ;
E. G. Voss (Ann Arbor, Mich.); G. Wagenitz (Gottingen); W. Weber
(Boulder); L. K. Weresub (Ottawa); J. L. Wiggins (Stanford, Calif.) ;
B. de Winter (Pretoria) ; J. J. Wurdack (Washington, D.C.); Gea Zijlstra
(Utrecht).
ENVOY
The first part of the envoy of 1967 still applies: ‘Perfection or near-perfec-
tion is impossible to achieve in this work: the words simply do not apply.
Notwithstanding the very substantial help and support which I received
from all those mentioned above, and from many others who remain un-
mentioned, mistakes and omissions are bound to occur. They are wholly
mine and I shall gladly hear about them’.
The last sentences, however, no longer apply: ‘Who knows? If this book
is found useful by plant taxonomists, there may be an opportunity in the
not too distant future to bring about corrections and to extend the cover-
age of “Taxonomic literature’.’ This not too distant future has turned out
to be nine years beyond the first volume. We are determined to reach the
end, but after the fourth volume of this second edition the adventurous
odyssey through our history of plant taxonomy, as shown by its authors,
collections and books, will be over. One can write only a single book of
this type and size in a life-time. With the help of our friends and colleagues
we hope to bring this work to a successful conclusion.
Utrecht, Washington, D.C., May 1976.
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Abbreviations
This list contains several kinds of abbreviations, general ones as well as
those denoting herbaria and bibliographic sources that are used frequently
in the text. ;
Sources that are not often cited are referred to by the author’s name.
The abbreviations of herbaria are those in the Index herbariorum.
book or serial which remained unfinished.
ante (before).
CamMBRIDGE: Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University, 22 Divinity
Ave., Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138, U.S.A.
Aa Aa, A. J. VAN DER, Biographisch woordenboek der Nederlanden, bevatten-
de levensbeschrijvingen van zoodanige personen, die zich op
eenigerlei wijze in ons vaderland hebben vermaard gemaakt.
Haarlem 1853-1878 (Reprinted Amsterdam 1969), 7 vols.
> P —
AAR ZIKHRON-YA’AQOV: Herbarium Aaron Aaronsohn, P.O. Box 20,
Zikhron Ya/aqov, Israel.
AAU Aaruus: Herbarium Jutlandicum, Botanical Institute, University
of Aarhus, 68 Nordlandsvej, DK-8240, Risskov, Denmark.
Abbr. Abbreviation, abbreviated.
ABD ABERDEEN: Department of Botany, ‘The University, Aberdeen,
ABg. 24D Scotland, Great Britain.
Abh. Abhandlungen.
ABI ApipjAN: Herbarium Abidjan, Centre Orstom, B.P. 20, Abidjan,
Céte d’ Ivoire.
Abt. Abteilung (division).
Acad. Académie des Sciences. Paris — The dates of receipt by the Académie
of printed publications listed in:
Procés-verbaux des séances de Académie tenues depuis la Fonda-
tion l'Institut [1795] jusqu’au mois d’aott 1835. 10 volumes,
Hendaye, 1910-1921.
Comptes rendus hebdomadaires des séances: volumes 1-121, 1835-1900.
L’ Institut. Journal des académies et sociétés scientifiques de France
et de l’Etranger: volumes 1-44, 1833-1876.
AD ADELAIDE: State Herbarium of South Australia, Botanic Garden,
North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia 5000.
ADB Allgemeine deutsche Biographie. Leipzig, volumes 1-56, 1875-1912. In
some references to sources of dates also for Allgemeine deutsche Bi-
bliothek, Berlin, vols. 1-118, 1765-1796.
Add. Addenda; (additional in ‘add. inf.’).
AG Ascherson and Graebner, Synopsis der mitteleuropdischen Flora, see no.
200. Contains much original biographical information in foot-
notes pertaining to eponymous plant names.
Agron. Agronomy, agronomia, agronomie, agronomical.
Akad. Akademie.
AKL Algemeene Konst- en Letterbode. Haarlem, the Netherlands, 1-11, 1788-
1793, 1801-1862, (1794-1800 Nieuwe Algemeene Konst- en Letterbode).
AK AuckLaAnpD: Auckland Institute and Museum, private Bag, Auck-
land, New Zealand.
AKU AUCKLAND: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand.
AL AucER: Herbier du Laboratoire de Botanique de la Faculté des
Sciences, Université d’Alger, Alger, Alger.
alg. algae.
allg. allgemein(e).
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ABBREVIATIONS
Alman.
alt.
AMD
Amer.
AMES
An.
Andrews
Ann.
ANG
ANGUC
Anon.
Anz.
App.
Apr
Arch.
ARIZ
Ark.
Arq.
Art.
Atl.
Aug
Austr., Austral.
AUT
AV
BA
BAF
Barnhart
BAS
BASSA
BB
BC
Beck
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Almanach, almanaque, almanak.
alternative.
AMSTERDAM: Hugo de Vries-Laboratorium, Plantage Middenlaan
2a, Amsterdam-4, Netherlands.
American.
CAMBRIDGE: Orchid Herbarium of Oakes Ames, Botanical Museum,
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138, U.S.A.
Anales.
AnpDREws, Henry N., JR., Index of generic names of fossil plants 1820-
1965. Geological Survey Bulletin 1300. Washington D.C., 1970,
lil, 354 Pp.
Annales, annals, annali; sometimes: annual.
AncERs: Herbier Lloyd, Place des Halles, Angers, France.
ANGERS: Herbier de la Faculté Libre des Sciences, Place André
Leroy, Angers, France.
Anonymous.
Anzeiger.
Appendix.
April.
Archief, archive(s), Archiv, archivio.
Tucson: The University of Arizona Herbarium, 113 Agricultural
Sciences Building. The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
857205) WLS Ae
Arkiv, arkif.
Arquivos.
Article; in International Code of Botanical Nomenclature, see full reference
under ICBN.
Atlas.
August.
Australian.
Autun: Société d’Histoire Naturelle et des Amis du Muséum
d’Autun, 19 Rue Saint Antoine, 71400 Autun, France.
Avicnon: Herbier du Muséum Requien d’Histoire naturelle de la
ville d’Avignon, France.
ANTWERPEN: Natuurwetenschappelijkk Museum (Dr. H. van
Heurck), Gerard le Grellelaan 5, B 2020 Antwerpen, Belgium.
born.
Bertin: Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum Berlin-
Dahlem, Kénigin-Luise Strasse 6-8, D-1 33 (Dahlem), Federal
Republic of Germany, BRD. Many collections destroyed by fire
in 1943.
Buenos Arres: Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales ‘Bernadino
Rivadavia’ e Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones de las Ciencias
Naturales, Avda. Angel Gallardo 470, Casilla de Correo 10-
Sucursal 5, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Buenos Aires: Museo de Botanica y Farmacologia ‘Juan A. Domin-
guez’, Junin 956, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
BaRNHART, JOHN HENDLEY, Biographical notes upon botanists. Boston,
volumes 1-3, 1965.
BasEL: Herbarium, Botanisches Institut der Universitat Basel, Basel,
Switzerland.
BassANO DEL GRAPPA: Herbarium of the Museum, Museo, Biblio-
teca, Archivio-Bassano del Grappa, (Vicenza), Italy.
Britten, JAMEs and GrorceE S. Bouncer, A biographical index of
deceased British and Irish botanists. Second edition, revised and
completed by A. B. RENDLE, London 1931.
BARCELONA: Instituto Botanico de Barcelona, Av. de Muntanyans,
Parque de Montjuic, Barcelona 4, Spain.
Beck, CuristiAN DANIEL (1757-1832), Allgemeines Repertorium der
neuesten in- und ausl dndischen Litteratur. Leipzig, Wien, volumes 1-14,
1819-1833.
Beds.
Beibl.
Beih.
Beitr.
Ber.
BERN
BF
BFM
B.Fr.
BG
BGa
BH
BH
Bibl.
Bibl. Fr.
Bih.
Bijdr.
Biogr.
Biol.
BIRA
BIRM
BISH
BKL
BL
Blatt.
BLAT
BM
BM
BM-Bloomsbury
BMNH
BO
Boktr.
ABBREVIATIONS
Bedfordshire.
Beiblatt, Beiblatter.
Beihefte.
Beitrag, Beitrage.
Bericht, Berichte.
BERN: Botanisches Institut und Garten der Universitat, Altenbere-
rain 21, CH-3013 Bern, Switzerland.
Bibliographie de la France, volumes i-x, 1813-x. [Title varies; first
volume: Bibliographie de Empire francais ou Journal de l’ Imprimerie
et de la librairie]. Important source for dating French publications.
The weekly issues contain lists of new books, pamflets and of
instalments of serial publications. The date on which BF lists a
book published in Paris can usually be taken as that of actual
publication.
Hamann, U. und G. Wacenirz, Bibliographie zur Flora von Mitiel-
europa, Miinchen 1970, 328 p.
see BF.
BERGEN: Universitetets Botaniske Museum, Postboks 12, N-5014
Bergen, Norway.
Botanical Gazette. Crawfordsville, Indiana, vols. i-x, 1875-x.
Bibliographia Huntiana, documentation on botanical publications
1730-1840 at the Hunt Institute of Botanical Documentation,
Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pa., U.S.A.
(as a herbarium abbreviation) IrHaca: L. H. Bailey Hortorium,
Mann Library Building, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York
14850, U.S.A.
Bibliography, bibliographie; sometimes also bibliotheca.
see BF.
Bihang.
Bijdrage(n).
Biography, biographical.
Biological, biologique, biologisch.
BIRMINGHAM: City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham B3 3DH,
Great Britain.
BirMINGHAM: Department of Botany, The University, Edgbaston,
Birmingham, Great Britain.
Hono.utu: Dept. of Botany, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, P.O. Box
6037, Honolulu, Hawaii 96818, U.S.A.
BRooKLyN: Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 1000 Washington Avenue,
Brooklyn, New York 11225, U.S.A.
BLAKE, S. F. — Geographical guide to Floras of the world. Part 1 (with
A. C. Atwood), Washington 1942 (USDA, Misc. publ. no. 401);
Part 2, Washington 1961 (USDA, Misc. publ. no. 797).
Blatter.
Bompay: Blatter Herbarium, St. Xavier’s College, Bombay 400 001,
India.
(when referring to herbaria) Lonpon: The Herbarium and Library
of the Department of Botany, British Museum (Natural History)
London, Great Britain. Also used to designate the presence of a
book, manuscript or plates in the libraries of the British Museum
(Natural History), e.g. after ‘Copies’.
(as a bibliographical reference) Catalogue of the books, manuscripts,
maps and drawings in the British Museum (Natural History), 8 volumes,
London 1903-1940. Facsimile edition, Weinheim 1964.
British Museum, Bloomsbury, London.
British Museum (Natural History) London (as a general reference,
e.g. to its library).
Bocor: Herbarium Bogoriense, Lembaga Biologi Nasional, Bogor,
Indonesia.
Boktryckare (printer).
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ABBREVIATIONS
Bol.
BOL
Boll.
BOLO
BONN
Bonplandia
BORD
Bossert
Bot.
Bot. Not.
Bot. Zeit.
BP
BPI
BPU
BR
BRA
BREM
Bretschneider
BRI
Briquet
BRIST
BRISTM
Brit.
BRLU
BRNU
BRSL
BRU
Brum.
BRY
BSBF
BSN
BTC
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Boletim, Boletin.
Care Town: Bolus Herbarium, University of Cape Town, Ronde-
bosch 7700, Cape Town, South Africa.
Bollettino.
Botocna: Istituto Botanico dell’ Universita, Via Irnerio 42, Bologna
Italy.
Bonn: Botanisches Institut der Universitat Bonn, Abt. fiir Morpho-
logie und Systematik, Meckenheimer Allee 170, D-53 Bonn,
Federal Republic of Germany, BRD.
Bonplandia. Zeitschrift fiir die gesammte Botanik. Hannover, Ger-
many, vols. 1-10, 1853-1862.
BorDEAUX: Jardin Botanique de la ville de Bordeaux, Térrasse du
Jardin public, 33.000 Bordeaux, France.
Biographical dictionary of botanists represented in the Hunt Institute portrait
collection, Boston, Mass. 1972, 451 p. (compiled by Theodore W.
Bossert).
Botany, botanical, botanique, botanische, etc.
Botaniska Notiser. Lund 1839-x. (with brief interruptions).
Botanische Zeitung, Berlin (later: Leipzig), vols. 1-50, 1843-1892.
Index to vols. 1-50: R. ADERHOLD, General-Register der ersten
fiinfzig Jahrganger der Botanischen Zeitung. Leipzig 1895.
Bupaprest: Museum of Natural History, Department of Botany,
Vajdahunyadvara, Budapest XIV, Hungary.
BELTSVILLE: National Fungus Collections, Agricultural Research
Center-West, Beltsville, Maryland 02705, U.S.A.
Bupapest: Institute of Plant Taxonomy and Ecology of the Eétvés
L. University, 1088 Muzeum kérut 4A, Budapest, Hungary.
BRUXELLES: Jardin botanique national de Belgique, Domaine de
Bouchout, B 1860 Meise, Belgium.
BRATISLAVA: Slovenské narodné muzeum, Vajansk¢ého 2, Bratislava,
Czechoslovakia.
Bremen: Ubersee-Museum, Bahnhofsplatz 13, Bremen, Federal
Republic of Germany, BRD.
BRETSCHNEIDER, E., History of European botanical discoveries, 2 vols.,
St. Petersburg 1898, reprint Leipzig 1962, see no. 748.
BRISBANE: Queensland Herbarium, Meiers Road, Indooroopilly,
Queensland 4068, Australia (formerly: Botanic Museum and
Herbarium, Botanic Gardens).
BRIQUET, JOHN, Biographies des botanistes 4 Genéve de 1500 a 1931.
Bulletin de la Société Botanique Suisse, 50a: 1-494. Jan 1940.
BristoL: Department of Botany, The University, Bristol BS8 1 UG,
Great Britain.
BristoL: The City Museum, Bristol, Great Britain.
British.
BruxE es: Laboratoire de Botanique, systématique et d’écologie,
28 Avenue Paul Héger, 1050 Bruxelles, Belgium.
Brno: Institute of Plant Biology and Herbarium, University of J. E.
Purkyné, 2 Kotlarska, 611 37 Brno, Czechoslovakia.
see WRSL.
ProvipENCcE: Brown University Herbarium, Rogers Hall, Brown
University, Providence, Rhode Island o2912, U.S.A.
Brumaire, 22 or 23 Oct-20 or 21 Nov (French revolutionary calen-
dar).
Provo: Herbarium, Brigham Young University, Rm. 113 B-49,
Provo, Utah 84601, U.S.A.
Bulletin de la Société botanique de France. Paris, vol. 1-x, 1854-x.
Boston: Biological Science Center, Boston University, 2 Cumming-
ton Street, Boston, U.S.A.
Bulletin of the Torrey botanical Club. Lancaster, Pa., 1-x, 1870-x. Index:
to volumes 1-75 (1870-1948), by Harold William Rickett. Lancas-
ter, Pa. 1955.
CAL
Cal (if).
Calend.
CAN
Canad.
Candollea
CAS
Cas.
Cat.
CBS
Cent.
CERN
cf.
CGG
Chapt.
CHARL
CHE
Chron.
¢L
CN
co.
COI
Col.
Collect.
Coll.
Colmeiro
Comm.
Comp.
Consp.
CORD
cont.
ABBREVIATIONS
Bucurest!: Institutatea din Bucuresti, Gradina Botanica, Cotroceni
32, Bucuresti 15, Roumania.
Bulletin.
INDIANAPOLIS: Friesner Herbarium, Butler University, Indianapolis,
Indiana 46208, U.S.A.
Beruin: Herbarium Willdenow — see B.
Bocor: Lembaga Pusat Penjelidikan Kehutanan (Forest Research
Institute), Bogor, Indonesia.
CopENHAGEN: Botanical Museum and Herbarium, Gothersgada
130, DK-1128 Copenhagen K., Denmark.
circa (about).
Carro: Department of Botany, Faculty of Science, Cairo University,
Giza, Cairo, Egypt.
CaucuTra: Botanical Survey of India, Head Office at Calcutta,
Central National Herbarium, Sibpore, Howrah, India.
California(n).
Calendarium.
Ortrawa: Vascular Plant Section, National Herbarium of Canada,
National Museum of Natural Sciences, (Botany Division), Nation-
al Museums of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A OM8.
Canadian.
Candollea, organe du Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques de la ville
de Genéve. Genéve I-x, 1922-x.
‘San Francisco: Departement of Botany, California Academy of
Sciences, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California 94118,
ULS:A:
Casopis (acta).
Catalogue.
BaaRN: Centraalbureau voor Schimmelcultures, Oosterstraat 1,
Baarn, Netherlands. (Yeast Division: Julianalaan 67A, Delft).
Centuria, century (a set of a hundred).
CreRnavti: Botanical Institute of the University, Cernauti (Czerno-
witz), Bessarabia, U.S.S.R.
confer (compare).
CamBripGcE: University Botanic Garden, Cambridge CB 2 1 JF,
Great Britain.
Chapter(s).
CHARLESTON: Herbarium of the Charleston Museum, Charleston,
South Carolina, U.S.A.
CHERBOURG: Herbier de la Société des Sciences Naturelles et Ma-
thématiques, Cherbourg, France.
Chronica.
Cxvuy: Gradina Botanica a Universitatii din Cluj, Str. Republicii 42,
Cluj, Roumania.
Carn: Herbier du Laboratoire de Botanique, Faculté des Sciences,
Caen, France.
county.
Compra: Herbarium of the Botanical Institute of the University of
Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal.
Coloured.
Collectanea.
Collection, collector, collected by.
Cotmerro, M., Enumeracién y revisién de las plantas de la peninsula
hispano — lusitana é islas Baleares. vol. 1, Madrid, 1885 (no. 1182).
Commentarii, commentationes.
Compendium.
Conspectus.
Corposa: Museo Botanico, Facultad de Ciencias E. F. y Naturales,
Avda. Vélez Sarsfield 299, Cérdoba, Argentina.
contents.
XXIII
ABBREVIATIONS
Contr.
copp.
corr.
C.R.
crypt.
CSP
CSR
CU
CUP
DAO
DAOM
Dawson
deut.
DBF
Dec
dec.
dedic.
Delect.
Delft
Denkschr.
DUKE
Duod.
XXIV
Contributions.
copper.
Correspondence; in citations of generic names: corrected by.
Compte(s) Rendu(s).
cryptogams, cryptogamic.
Catalogue of scientific papers 1800-1900. Royal Society, London,
volumes I-19, 1867-1925.
Czechoslovakia.
IrHaca: Wiegand Herbarium, Cornell University, Mann Library
Building, Ithaca, New York 14850, U.S.A.
IrHaca: Plant Pathology Herbarium, Cornell University, Ithaca,
New York 14850, U.S.A.
Cyclopedia.
died.
Danpy, J. E., Index of generic names of vascular plants 1753-1774.
Utrecht 1967 (Regnum vegetabile vol. 51).
Dictionary of American Biography. London, New York, volumes 1-22,
1928-1940.
Otrawa: Vascular Plant Herbarium, Biosystematics Research In-
stitute, Research Branch, Department of Agriculture, Central
Experimental Farm, Ottawa, Canada K1A OC6.
Orrawa: National Mycological Herbarium, Biosystematics Re-
search Institute, Research Branch, Agriculture Canada, Central
Experimental Farm, Ottawa, Canada K1A OC6.
Dawson, WarRREN R., The Banks letters. A calendar of the manuscript
correspondence of Sir Joseph Banks preserved in the British
Museum, the British Museum (Natural History) and other collec-
tions in Great Britain. London 1958, 965 p. Supplementary letters
(1): Bull. Brit. Mus. (Nat. Hist.) Hist. 3(2), 1962,
(2): ib. 3(3) 1965.
deutsch (german); in journal and book titles.
Dictionnaire de Biographie francaise. Paris, volumes i-x, 1933-X.
December.
decade (a set of ten).
dedication.
Delectus.
Delft, the Netherlands, libraries of the Technische Hogeschool
(Technical University).
Denkschrift(en).
département (administrative unit in France).
description.
Dijon: Laboratoire de Botanique, Faculté des Sciences, de la Vie et
de l’Environnement, Batiment Mirande, 6 Bd Gabriel, F 21.000
Dijon, France.
diatoms.
Dicotyledones.
Dictionary.
Dispositio.
Dictionary of national Biography. Oxford, volumes 1-63, 1885-1900.
STANFORD: Dudley Herbarium, Department of Biological Sciences,
Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305, U.S.A.
Dictionary of Scientific biography, ed. C. C. Gillispie, New York, vols.
I-x, 1970-x.
DatLA Torre und SARNTHEIM, Flora der gefiirsteten Grafschaft
Tirol, Innsbruck 1900-1913, 6 vols., see no. 1299.
DuNTHORNE, GorDON, Flower and fruit prints of the 18th and early 19th
centuries. Washington 1938.
Duruam: Duke University Herbarium, Dept. of Botany, Durham,
North Carolina 27706, U.S.A.
Duodecimo, book-size in which each leaf is 1/12 of a printing-sheet.
Duod. (in sixes)
dupl.
DWC
E
ed.
Floréal
Fol.
Frank
ABBREVIATIONS
Duodecimo, gatherings made up of half sheets, 12 pages per signa-
ture.
duplicate(s).
West CuestEr: Darlington Herbarium, West Chester, Pennsylva-
nia, U.S.A.
EpinsurGu: Herbarium of the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh,
Great Britain.
edition, the total number of copies of a work printed from the same
typesetting at any time (see MacPhail, Huntia 2: 281. 1965); some-
times: editor.
editor.
exempli gratia (for instance).
Material from Glasgow herbarium (GL) on permanent loan to
Edinburgh (E).
Encyclopedia.
enumeratio(n).
ENGLER, H. G. A. and Prant1, K. A. E., Die natiirlichen Pflanzen-
familien, Berlin 1887-1915, ed. 2, Berlin 1924-x.
engraving.
ERLANGEN: Herbarium, Botanisches Institut der Universitat Erlan-
gen, Erlangen, Germany.
Erganzungs-Blatter.
errata, addenda et corrigenda (in collations) ; in general: erroneous-
(ly).
et alia (and others).
Ewan, Joseph A.; copy in the private library of Ewan.
extrait, extract.
Cuicaco: John G. Searle Herbarium, Field Museum of Natural
History, Roosevelt Road at Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois
60605, U.S.A.
facsimile.
Copy in the private library of F. A. Stafleu, Utrecht, the Netherlands.
fascicle, one part of book published by instalments.
FreipuRG: Herbarium, Botanisches Institut der Universitat, Frei-
burg, Germany.
February.
CAMBRIDGE: Farlow Library and Herbarium of Cryptogamic Bota-
ny, Harvard University, 20 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge,
Massachusetts 02138, U.S.A.
(reference to a herbarium) Firenze: Herbarium Universitatis
Florentinae, Istituto Botanico, Firenze, Italy.
(as a bibliographical reference under Rafinesque) Firzpatrick, T.J.,
Rafinesque, a sketch of his life with bibliography. Des Moines, Iowa
IQIE.
according to; on the authority of.
figure(s).
filius (son).
floruit (flourished).
Flora (in titles); the journal is cited as ‘Flora’.
Flora oder (allgemeine) botanische Zeitung. Regensburg 1-x, 1818-x.
Indexes: J. K. Hasskarl, Allgemeines Sach- und Namenregister zu
den ersten XXV Jahrgangen der Flora, Regensburg 1851 (vols. 1-
25, 1818-1842) ; Gesamt-Register fiir die Bande 26-100, Jena 1910
by J. Christian Bay. Flora was also specially extracted for TL-2 by
J. A. Leussink with respect to biographical and bibliographical
information as well as notes on collections and herbaria.
Floréal, 20 or 21 Apr—1g or 21 Mai (French revolutionary calendar).
Folio, volume made of sheets of paper folded once.
Frank, A. B., in Leunis, Synopsis der Pflanzenkunde, ed. 3, vol. 3, 1886,
app. p. 1-117 (authors).
XXV
ABBREVIATIONS
FR
Frim.
front., frontisp.
Fruct.
G
GA
geol.
Germ.
Gersdorf
Gesch.
Ges.
GF, GFB
GFW
GGA
GH
GJO
GL
GOET
GR
GRM
XXVI
FRANKFURT: Herbarium, Forschungsinstitut und Naturmuseum
Senckenberg, Frankfurt, Germany.
Frimaire, 21 or 22 Nov-20 or 21 Dec (French revolutionary calen-
dar).
frontispiece (illustration facing title-page).
Fructidor, 18 or 19 Aug-16 or 17 Sep (French revolutionary calen-
dar).
GENEVE: Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques, Postal address: Case
postale, CH-1211 Genéve 21, Switzerland.
ATHENS: Dept. of Botany, Herbarium of the University of Georgia,
Athens, Georgia 30602, U.S.A.
Garden, Gardener.
GOTEBORG: Herbarium, Institute of Systematic Botany, University
of Géteborg, Goteborg, Sweden.
GENEVE: Herbier Boissier — see G.
GRANADA: Catedra de Botanica de Ja Facultad de Farmacia,
Granada, Spain.
Prodromus herbarium (de Candolle) at the Conservatoire botanique
de Genéve, Switzerland (IDC 800).
GENEVE: Herbier Delessert — see G.
GENovA: Istituto ed Orto Botanico ‘Hanbury’ dell’Universita,
Corso Dogali 1C, Genova, Italy.
gelehrte.
general.
Gent: Laboratorium voor Plantensystematiek, 35 Ledeganckstraat,
B gooo Gent, Belgium.
ATLANTA: Department of Biology, Emory University, Atlanta,
Georgia 30322, U.S.A.
geological, geology.
Germinal, 21 or 22 Mar-19 or 20 Apr (French revolutionary calen-
dar).
GersporF, E. G., Leipziger Repertorium der deutschen und ausldndischen
Literatur. Leipzig, volumes 1-18, 1834-1850.
Geschichte.
Gesellschaft.
SITWELL, S. and W. Biunt, Great flower books 1700-1900. London
1956, bibliography by P. M.‘Synge.
GREIFSWALD: Sektion Biologie der Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universitat
Greifswald, Grimmer Strasse 88, DDR-22 Greifswald, German
Democratic Republic, DDR.
Géttingische gelehrte Anzeigen volumes i-x, 1739-x. Appeared originally
every few days in ‘Stiicke’ which were precisely dated. For a long
time there were four ‘Stiicke’ per week, 208-210 per year. Title
varies:
Gottingische Zeitungen von gelehrten Sachen, 1739-1752;
Gottingische Anzeigen von gelehrten Sachen, 1753-1801;
Gottingische gelehrte Anzeigen, 1802-x.
CampripGE: Gray Herbarium of Harvard University, 22 Divinity
Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138, U.S.A.
Graz: Botan.-Abt. des Steierm. Landesmuseums Joanneum,
Raubergasse 10, A-8010 Graz, Austria.
Giascow: Department of Botany, University of Glasgow W. 2,
Scotland, Great Britain.
GOTTINGEN: Systematisch-Geobotanisches Institut, Universitat
Géttingen, Unt. Karspiile 2, D 34 Gottingen, Federal Republic of
Germany, BRD.
Grummann, Vitus, Biographisch-bibliographisches Handbuch der Lichen-
ologie. 3301 Lehre, Verlag von J. Cramer, 1974.
GRENOBLE: Herbier du Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle, Grenoble,
France.
HE
Hedwigia
HEID
Henrey
herb.
HH
Hinrichs
Hist.
Hist. Coll. BMNH
Hitchcock
HL
h.l.q.c.
h.l.q.s.
h.p.m.s.
ABBREVIATIONS
GRAHAMSTOWN: Herbarium of the Albany Museum, Botanical
Research Unit, P.O. Box 101, Grahamstown, South Africa.
GRINNELL: Grinnell College Herbarium, Biology Department,
Grinnell, Iowa 50112, U.S.A.
Haren: Biological Centre, Department of Systematic Botany,
Kerklaan 30, P.O. Box 14, Haren (Groningen), Netherlands.
(formerly at Groningen).
Graz: Institut fiir systematische Botanik, Holteigasse 6, A-8010
Graz, Austria.
HE.sInkt: Botanical Museum, University of Helsinki, Unioninkatu
44, SF-o0170 Helsinki 17, Finland.
Hatter, A. von, Bibliotheca botanica, Ziirich 1771-1772, 2 vols.
Haute: Martin-Luther-Universitat, Sektion Biowissenschaften,
Wissenschaftsbereich Geobotanik und Botanischer Garten, Neu-
werk 21, Halle (Saale), German Democratic Republic, DDR.
hora ante meridiem consueta.
hora ante meridiem solita.
NEWCASTLE UPON TNE: Herbarium of the Hancock Museum,
Newcastle upon Tyne, Great Britain.
Hamevrc: Institiit fiir Allgemeine Botanik, Jungiusstrasse 6, Ham-
burg 36, Federal Republic of Germany, BRD.
HELLER, JOHN Lewis, Index auctorum et librorum a Linnaeo (Species
plantarum, 1753) citatorum, in Linnaeus, Species plantarum,
Ray Society facsimile edition, appendix to vol. 2, pp. 3-60. 1959.
Hedwigia. Ein Notizblatt fiir kryptogamische Studien. Vols. 1-82,
1852-1944.
HEIDELBERG: Institut ftir Systematische Botanik der Universitat,
Kirschnerstrasse 6, Heidelberg, Federal Republic of Germany,
BRD.
HeEnrey, BLANcHE, British botanical and horticultural literature
before 1800. 3 vols., London 1975. The numbers cited refer to the
bibliographies in vols. 1 and 3.
herbarium.
Copy in the combined libraries of the Harvard University Herbaria
(A and GH).
Bérsenblatt ftir den deutschen Buchhandel und fir die mit ihm verwandten
Geschaftszweige. Leipzig vols. 1-x, 1834-x. — From 1(5) (31 Jan
1834) on, the Boérsenblatt contained a list of the ‘Neuigkeiten,
vom [...] in Leipzig angekommen und mitgetheilt von der J. E.
Hinrichsen Buchhandlung’. The dates of receipt by Hinrichs are
taken as dates of publication if they refer to books published in
Leipzig; for books published in other places there may have been
a delay in reporting due to the time required for sending the books
to Leipzig. Many botanical items listed by Hinrichs in the years
1834-1855 are referred to in this book.
History, histoire.
G. Murray, The Department of Botany, in: The history of the collec-
tions contained in the natural history departments of the British Museum,
vol. 1, London 1904, pp. 79-193.
Hircucock, A. S., Location of type specimens. 2 lists, Washington, D.C.,
1934, 1935.
Mimeographed lists, without title-pages, circulated by Hitchcock
as chairman of the Committee on Nomenclature of the Botanical
Society of America. The lists were admittedly provisional and
contain a certain number of errors.
STEVENS, The Humboldt library. London 1863, facsimile reprint Leip-
zig 1967.
hora locoque consuetis.
hora locoque solitis.
hora post meridiem solita.
XXVII
ABBREVIATIONS
HR
h.t.
HU
IF
IH
IK
ill.
ILL
incl.
Ind.
ind.
IND
inf.
int.
XXVIII
Hooper — Roserts documentation on Australian botany. See
Karg, Taxon 23: 613-618. The main set of this documentation is
at the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Other sets are at the Australian Academy of Sciences, Can-
berra, Australia, and at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Hortus siccus (designation used in Sloane herbarium).
half title, ‘french title’.
Catalogue of botanical books in the collection of Rachel McMasters Miller
Hunt, 2 vols. Pittsburgh 1958, 1961. — volume 1 compiled by
Jane Quinby, volume 2(2) by Allan Stevenson.
(when used to indicate location of copies): ‘The library of the Hunt
Institute for Botanical Documentation (Hunt Library), Carnegie-
Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pa., U.S.A.
Iast: Laboratorul si Muzeul Botanic, Facultatea de Biologie-Geo-
grafie, Universitatea ‘Al. I. Cuza’ din Iasi, Iasi, Roumania.
Iowa City: Herbarium, Department of Botany, University of Iowa,
Iowa City, Iowa 52242, U.S.A.
International Association for Plant Taxonomy.
ibidem (in the same book, chapter, passage, etc.)
INNsBRUCK: Institut ftir Botanische Systematik und Geobotanik der
Universitat Innsbruck, Sternwartestrasse 15, Innsbruck, Austria.
InNsBRUCK: Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum, Botan. Abtei-
_ lung, Innsbruck, Austria.
idem.
International Code of Botanical Nomenclature adopted by the Eleventh
International Congress, Seattle, August 1969. Utrecht 1972.
(Regnum vegetabile vol. 82).
International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants 1961. Utrecht
1961 (Regnum vegetabile vol. 22).
Inter Documentation Company, Poststrasse, Zug, Switzerland. ‘The
IDC numbers given under the references (Ref.) in most entries
are those of the microfiche editions of the respective books. Most
of these microfiche editions are currently available.
CHRISTENSEN, C., Index filicum sive enumeratio omnium generum
specierumque filicum et hydropteridum ab anno 1753 ad finem
anni 1905 descriptorum. Kjobenhavn 1906. Supplementum 1,
ib. 1913, 2, ib. 1917, 3, ib. 1934. Supplementum 4, by R.E.G.
Pichi-Sermolli, Utrecht 1965. (see no. 1128).
Lanjouw, J. and F. A. STAFLEv, Index Herbariorum.
1. The herbaria of the world, ed. 6, Utrecht 1974 (Regnum vegeta-
bile vol. 92).
2. Collectors’ Index. part 1 A-D, Utrecht 1954 (Regnum vegetabile
vol. 2).
part 2 E-H, Utrecht 1957 (Regnum vegetabile vol. 9).
part 3 I-L, Utrecht 1972 (by M. N. Chaudri, I. H. Vegter
and C. M. de Wal) (Regnum vegetabile vol. 86).
part 4 M, Utrecht 1976 (by I. H. Vegter).
Index kewensis plantarum phanerogamarum (B. D. Jackson), London
1893-1895, 2 vols., 15 supplements 1901-1974.
illustrations (in text).
Urpana: Herbarium of the Department of Botany, University of
Illinois, Urbana, [llinois 61801, U.S.A.
including.
Indian.
index.
BiroominctTon: Herbarium of Indiana University, Department of
Plant Sciences, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 47401,
USA.
information obtained from.
international.
Ale
Jackson
Jahrb.
Jahresber.
Jan
J. Bot.
JE
JEPS
JGLE
JGLF
aul
K
Kanitz
KAZ
Kew
Kew List
KIEL
k.k.
Kon.
kongl.
KR
KR
KRA
KRAM
krypt.
KSC
ABBREVIATIONS
introduction.
International Standard Book Number.
Ames: Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, Iowa State Uni-
versity Herbarium, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50010,
U.S.A.
JouANNEsBURG: The Moss Herbarium, University of the Witwaters-
rand, Department of Botany and Microbiology, 1 Jan Smuts Ave.,
Johannesburg 2001, (Transvaal), South Africa.
Journal (in title abbreviations).
Jackson, B. D., Guide to the literature of botany, London 1881.
Jahrbuch.
Jahresbericht.
January.
Journal of Botany, British and foreign, vols. 1-80, 1863-1942.
Jena: Herbarium Haussknecht, Sektion Biologie der Friedrich-
Schiller-Universitat, Jena, German Democratic Republic, DDR.
BERKELEY: Jepson Herbarium and Library, Department of Botany,
University of California, Berkeley, California 94720, U.S.A.
Journal général de la littérature étrangére ... Paris, vols. 1-13, 1801-1813;
1814-1841.
Journal général de la littérature de France . . . vols. 1-7, 1798-18043 1805-
1841.
Journal typographique et bibliographique, 14. volumes, Paris an VI [1797]
— 1810 — Continued under the title Journal général de ? Imprimerie et
de la Librairie (4 Dec 1810-30 Sep 1811) and subsequently as Bzblio-
graphie de ’ Empire francais, later Bibliographie de la France (see BF).
July.
June.
Jansen, P. en W. H. Wacuter, Personalia 1-5, Nederlands Kruid-
kundig Archief (1)49: 437-452. 1939; (2)50: 182-205. 1940;
(3)51: 340-379. 19413 (4)52: 371-415. 19423 (5)53: 232-257. 1943.
Kew: The Herbarium and Library, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew,
Richmond, Surrey TW 9 3AE, Great Britain.
Konglig, kunglig.
Kanitz, Aucust, Versuch einer Geschichte der ungarischen Botanik,
Linnaea 33: 401-664. 1864/1865. The entries are numbered.
Kazan: University Herbarium, Kazan, U.S.S.R.
Author catalogue of the Royal Botanic Gardens Library, Kew, England.
5 vols., 1974.
Anon. — A list of the Contributors to the Herbarium of the Royal
Botanic Gardens, Kew, brought down to 31th December, 1899.
Bull. Misc. Inf. Kew 1901: 1-72.
Kiet: Botanisches Institut der Universitat, Kiel, Federal Republic
of Germany, BRD.
k6niglich-kaiserliche (Austrian).
K@6niglich.
konglig, kunglig (royal).
(as a bibliographical reference) Krox, Tu. O. B. N., Bubliotheca
botanica suecana ab antiquissimis temporibus ad finem anni
memxvili. Uppsala [1925].
KaruisRuHE: Landessammlungen fiir Naturkunde, Erbprinzen-
strasse 13, Postfach 40-45, 75 Karlsruhe 1, Federal Republic of
Germany, BRD.
Krakow: Herbarium Universitatis Jagellonicae Cracoviensis, ul-
Lubicz 46, Krakow, Poland.
Krakow: Herbarium of the Botanic Institute of the Polish Academy
of Sciences, Lubicz 46, Krakow, Poland.
kryptogamen.
Manuatran: Herbarium, Bushnell Hall, Division of Biology,
Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas 66506, U.S.A.
XXIX
ABBREVIATIONS
KSO
KVA
KW
L
LA
lab.
Langman
Laségue
LASCA
LINN
Linnaea
Lipschitz
LISC
LISE
LISJC
LISM
LISU
Lit. Ber.
liths.
LIV
LIVU
XXX
Ketso: Herbarium of the Tweedside Physical & Antiquarian So-
ciety Museum, Kelso, Great Britain.
STOCKHOLM: Library Kungl. Vetenskapsakademien, S 104.05.
Sweden.
Krew: The Kholodniy Institute of Botany of the Academy of Scien-
ces of the Ukrainian SSR, Repin Street 2, Kew 252601, U.S.S.R.
Lerten: Rijksherbarium, Schelpenkade 6, Leiden, Netherlands.
Los ANGELEs: Botanical Gardens — Herbarium, Department of
Botany, University of California, Los Angeles, California 90024,
U.S.A.
laboratoire, laboratory.
Lancman, I. K., A selected guide to the literature on the flowering plants of
Mexico. Philadelphia 1964.
LaskGuE, A., Musée botanique de M. Benjamin Delessert, Paris 1845,
facs. reprint. 3301 Lehre, J. Cramer, 1970 (intr. F. A. Stafleu).
ArcapiaA: Herbarium of the Los Angeles State and County Arbore-
tum, 301 North Baldwin Avenue, Box 688, Arcadia, California
gioo06, U.S.A.
Lausanne: Herbier du Musée botanique cantonal, Lausanne,
Switzerland.
Laubmoose (musci).
Lunp: Herbarium of the Botanical Museum, Lund, Sweden.
LenincGrAD: Herbarium of the Department of Higher Plants, V. L.
Komarov Botanical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the
U.S.S.R., 197022, Prof. Popov Street 2, Leningrad, P-22, U.S.S.R.
Lebermoose (hepaticae).
LercestER: Leicester Literary & Philosophical Society, Leicester,
Great Britain.
Lirkce: Département et Jardin Botanique de l’Université, Sart
Tilman, B-4000 Liége, Belgium.
loco horaque solitis.
lichenes.
Lieferung (livraison, fascicle, instalment).
Litte: Fédération Universitaire et Polytechnique (Association d’E-
cole Supérieures et de Facultés Catholiques), 60 Boulevard
Vauban, 59046 Lille Cédex, France.
Lonpvon: The Linnean Society of London, Burlington House, Picca-
dilly, W. 1, London, Great Britain.
Linnaea, Ein Journal fiir die Botanik in ihrem ganzen Umfange. vols.
1-43, 1826-1882. (see under Schlechtendal. D.F.L.).
Liescuitz, S., Botanicorum rossicorum lexicon biographo-bibliographicum,
Moskva 1947-1952, 4 vols.
Lissoa: Centre de Botanica da Junta de Investigagdes Cientificas
do Ultramar, Rua Jau 54, Lisboa 3, Portugal.
Oxrrras: Estagao Agranémica Nacional, Oeiras, Portugal. (formerly
at Sacavem).
Lissoa-BELEM: Jardim e Museu Agricola do Ultramar, Calgada do
Galvao-Belém, Lisboa, Portugal.
Lissoa: Misséo de Estudos Agronémicos do Ultramar, Lisboa,
Portugal.
Lissoa: Museu, Laboratorio e Jardim Botanico (Institute of Botany),
Faculty of Sciences, Lisboa-2, Portugal.
Literaturberichte zur Flora oder allgemeinen botanischen Zeitung.
Regensburg, vols. 1-12, 1831-1842.
lithographs.
LivERPOOL: Merseyside County Museum (lately City of Liverpool
Museums), (LIV), William Brown Street, Liverpool L3 8EN,
Great Britain.
LiverrooL: The Hartley Botanical Laboratories, Liverpool 3,
Great Britain.
livr.
LL
ILD. )D);
LLO
LP
LS
LS suppl.
LIN
LUCCA
LV
IEG
eZ,
M
MA
MAF
Mag.
Magnin
Mai
Man.
MANCH
Mar
MASS
max.
MD
M.D.
ME
med.
Medd.
Meded.
MEL
Mem.
Mém.
ABBREVIATIONS
Livraison (fascicle, instalment).
RenNER: Lundell Herbarium, Renner, ‘Texas 75079, U.S.A. — de-
posited at TEX.
Litteris doctor.
Cincinnati: Lloyd Library and Museum, 309 West Court St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio 45221, U.S.A.
La Prata: Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo, Division
Plantas Vasculares, Universidad Nacional de La Plata, La Plata,
Bs. As., Argentina.
Linpau, G. et P. Sypow, Thesaurus literaturae mycologicae et lichenologi-
cae, 2 volumes, Leipzig. 1908-1909.
Linpau, G. & G. Sypow, Thesaurus literaturae mycologicae et lichenologi-
cae, R. CiFERRI, Supplementum 1911-1930. 4 vols. Papia, Cortina
1957-1960.
Luton: Public Museum and Art Gallery, Luton, Great Britain.
Lucca: Orto Botanico, Via del Giardino Botanico, Lucca, Italy.
Leuven: Laboratorium voor beschrijvende plantkunde, Carnoy
Instituut, Rijschoolstraat 9, B-3000 Leuven, Belgium. (formerly
under Louvain).
Lyon: Herbiers de l'Université de Lyon, Département de Biologie
Végétale, 43 Bd du 11 Novembre, F-69621 Villeurbanne, France.
Lerpzic: Herbarium, Botanisches Institut der Karl-Marx-Universi-
tat, Leipzig, DDR.
Miuncuen: Botanische Staatssammlung, Menzingerstrasse 67, D-8
Miinchen 19, Federal Republic of Germany, BRD.
Maprip: Instituto ‘Antonio José Cavanilles’, Jardin Botanico, Plaza
de Murillo 2, Madrid 14, Spain.
Maprip: Herbario del Laboratorio de Botanica de la Faculdad de
Farmacia, Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid 3, Spain.
Magazin(e), also Magyar.
Macnin, Ant. — Prodrome d’une histoire des botanistes Lyonnais, a series
of papers in the Bull. Soc. bot. Lyon:
premiére partie 31: I-72. 1906
deuxiéme partie 32: 1-68. 1907
additions et corrections 32: 103-141. 1907
additions et corrections 2° série 35: 13-80. 1910.
May.
Manual.
MancuesTER: The Manchester Museum, The University, Man-
chester 13, Great Britain.
March.
AmueErstT: Herbarium of the University of Massachusetts, Depart-
ment of Botany, Amherst, Massachusetts 01002, U.S.A.
in ‘fol. max.’ large folio.
MarGaDANT, WILLEM DantéL, Early bryological literature. A descrip-
tive bibliography of selected publications treating Musci during
the first decades of the nineteenth century and especially of the
years 1825, 1826 and 1827. Pittsburgh Pa./Utrecht 1968.
Medicinae Doctor.
Meise, Max — A bibliography of American Natural History. New York
and London, 3 vols, 1967 (reprinted from the original edition of
1924-1920).
medio (in the middle of the year) ; in journal or book titles: medical,
medicine.
Meddelande(n).
Mededeling(en).
MEeExBournE: National Herbarium of Victoria, Royal Botanic
Gardens, South Yarra, Melbourne, Victoria 3141, Australia.
Memoirs, memorias, memorie.
Mémoires.
XXXI
ABBREVIATIONS
Mess.
MEX
MG
MOD
Moebius
Monocot.
Monogr.
MONT
MONTU
MPA
MPU
MSC
mss
MSTR
MT
MTJB
MU
Mus.
musc.
MVDA
MVM
Mycologia
MW
MW
XXXII
Messidor, 19 or 20 Jun-18 or 19 Jul (French revolutionary calendar).
Mexico: Instituto de Biologia, Universidad Nacional Aut6noma de
México, Ap. Postal 70-268, México 20, D.F., México.
BeLtem: Museu Paraense Emilio Goeldi, Caixa Postal 399, Belém,
Para, Brazil.
CormmBAToRE: Southern Circle, Botanical Survey of India, Coimba-
tore, India — see CAL.
Mixano: Institute of Plant Sciences of the University, Via Giuseppe
Colombo 60, Milano, Italy.
Ann ArsBorR: Herbarium of the University of Michigan, North
University Building, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104, U.S.A.
Saint PauL: Herbarium of the University of Minnesota, Depart-
ment of Botany, University of Minnesota, 220 Biological Sciences
Center, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101, U.S.A.
Miscellanea.
Mitteilung(en).
Saint Louis: Herbarium of Missouri Botanical Garden, 2315 Tower
Grove Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri 63110, U.S.A.
Mopena: Istituto Botanico dell’Universita, Modena, Italy.
Moesiuvs, M., Geschichte der Botanik. Von den ersten Anfangen bis zur
Gegenwart, Stuttgart 1937, ed. 2, unchanged, ib. 1968, viii, 458 p.
Monocotyledones.
Monograph.
Bozeman: Herbarium, Dept. of Biology, Montana State University,
Bozeman, Montana 59715, U.S.A.
MissouLa: Herbarium, Department of Botany, University of Mon-
tana, Missoula, Montana 59801, U.S.A.
MonrTPELLiER: Ecole Nationale Supérieure Agronomique (Botani-
que et Pathologie Végétale), 34 Montpellier (Hérault), France.
MontTPEL.iER: Institut de Botanique, Université de Montpellier,
5 Rue Auguste Broussonet, Montpellier (Hérault), France.
East Lanstnc: Michigan State University Herbarium, Depart-
ment of Botany and Plant Pathology, Michigan State University,
East Lansing, Michigan 48823, U.S.A.
manuscripts.
Minster: Landesmuseum fiir Naturkunde, Himmelreich-Allee 50,
44 Minster, Westfalen, Federal Republic of Germany, BRD.
Montreat: Herbier Marie-Victorin, Institut Botanique, Université
de Montréal, 4101 Est, Rue Sherbrooke, Montréal 36, Canada.
H1X 2Ba.
MontTrEAL: Jardin Botanique de Montréal, 4101 Est, Rue Sher-
brooke, Montréal H1X 2B2. Canada.
Oxrorpb: Miami University Herbarium (Willard Sherman Turrell
Herbarium), Department of Botany, Miami University, Oxford,
Ohio 45056, U.S.A.
Museum.
musci, muscorum.
Monteviweo: Directidn de Agronomia, Ministerio de Ganaderia y
Agricultura, Calle Uruguay, Montevideo, Uruguay.
MonrTeEvipEO: Museo Nacional de Historia Natural, Casilla de
Correo 399, Montevideo, Uruguay.
Mycologia [Official organ of the mycological society of America],
Lancaster, Pennsylvania 1-x, 1909-x. — Mycologia index volumes
1-58, 1909-1966, New York 1968.
Merritt, Ermer D. and Ecspert H. WALKER, A bibliography of
Eastern asiatic botany. Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, U.S.A. 1938. —
Supplement 1, by Egbert H. Walker, Washington 1960.
(designating a herbarium) Moscow: The Herbarium of the Depart-
ment of Botany of the Lomonosov State University of Moscow,
UWiS:S:R:
Nature
naturf.
naturw.
Naturw.
NBG
NBV
NCAB
NCU
NICE
Nickles
Nijmegen
Niv.
NJ
ABBREVIATIONS
WASHINGTON: Herbarium, United States National Arboretum,
Washington, D.C. 20002, U.S.A.
Nacional.
Nachrichten.
Nachtrage.
North American Flora, see Britton, N.L. no. 781.
Napo tt: Istituto Botanico della Universita di Napoli, Via Foria 223,
Napoli, Italy.
Nature, natural, naturelle.
Newton Assot: Seale-Hayne Agricultural College, Newton Abbott,
Great Britain.
National.
Naturae novitates. Bibliographie neuer Erscheinungen aller Lander
auf dem Gebiete der Naturgeschichte und der exacten Wissen-
schaften. Herausgegeben von R. Friedlander & Sohn in Berlin,
volumes i-x, 1879-x.
Nature, a weekly illustrated journal of science. London. Vol. 1-x,
1869/70-x.
naturforschend.
naturwissenschaftlich.
Naturwissenschaften.
Care Town: Compton Herbarium, National Botanic Gardens of
South Africa, Kirstenbosch, Newlands 7725, Cape ‘Town, South
Africa.
LeweENn: Koninklijke Nederlandse Botanische Vereniging (Royal
Botanical Society of the Netherlands), c/o Riksherbarium,
Schelpenkade 6, Leiden, Netherlands.
National Cyclopaedia of American Biography, ed. A. R. Spofford et al.,
New York 1898-1948.
CuHapPeL Hitt: University of North Carolina Herbarium, Dept. of
Botany, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514, U.S.A.
Nancy: Herbier de l'Institut Botanique de la Faculté de Sciences,
Nancy, France.
not dated.
Neue deutsche Biographie. Berlin, volumes i-x, 1953-x.
Lincoin: Division of Botany, University of Nebraska State Museum,
W532 Nebraska Hall, Lincoln, Nebrasca 68508, U.S.A.
CamBRIDGE: The New England Botanical Club Herbarium (Vascu-
lar Plants), 22 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138,
U.S.A.
Nederland, Nederlands.
NeucHATEL: Université de Neuchatel, Institut de Botanique, Neu-
chatel, Switzerland.
DursBaAN: Botanical Research Unit, Natal Herbarium, Botanic
Gardens Road, Durban, South Africa.
’ New Haven: New Haven Agricultural Experiment Station, New
Haven, Connecticut 06505, U.S.A.
NissEN, CLAus, Die botanische Buchillustration, ihre Geschichte und Biblio-
graphie. Zweite Auflage, durchgesehener und verbesserter Ab-
druck der zweibandigen Erstauflage erganzt durch ein Supple-
ment. Stuttgart 1966.
Nice: Herbier du Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle, Nice, France.
NIcKLEs, JOHN M., Geological literature on North America 1785-
1918. Bull. U.S. geol. Surv. 746, 74.7. 1926.
NyMeEGEN: Library of the Botany Department of the Catholic Uni-
versity of Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
Nivése, 21 or 22 Dec-ig or 20 Jan (French revolutionary calendar).
NjAtA: Njala University College, Department of Biological Sciences,
University of Sierra Leone, Private Mail Bag, Freetown, Sierra
Leone, West Africa.
XXXII
ABBREVIATIONS
NNBW
no(s).
NO
NOT
nouv.
Nov
Nov.
n.S.
NSW
NTM™M
nuov.
n.V.
NZgS
O
Oc
Oct
Oct.
Oct. (in fours)
Oest.
OBL
ORE
OREB
orig.
orth. var.
0.S.
OS
OSC
Oudemans
OULU
OXF
p.
P
Ras
PAD
PAS
PAV.
XXXIV
Nieuw Nederlands biografisch woordenboek, door Molhuysen, Blok en
Kossmann, 1911-1937.
numéro(s), number(s).
New Orteans: Tulane University Herbarium, Tulane University,
New Orleans, Louisiana 70118, U.S.A.
NottTinGHAM: Natural History Museum, Wollaton Hall, Wollaton,
Nottingham NG& 2AE, Great Britain.
nouveau, nouvelle.
November.
Novitates (in Naturae Novitates).
new style, date in accordance with the Gregorian calendar.
SYDNEY: National Herbarium of New South Wales, Royal Botanic
Gardens, Sydney, Australia.
Nantes: Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle de Nantes, Place de la
Monnaie, France.
nuovo, nuova.
non vidi (not seen).
New York: Herbarium of The New York Botanical Garden, New
York, N.Y., U.S.A.
New York: The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York,
Ni. U-S-A-
Neue Keitungen von gelehrten Sachen. Leipzig 1715-1784.
Oso: Botanical Museum, Trondheimsvn. 23 B, Oslo 5, Norway.
OBERLIN: Oberlin College Herbarium, Department of Biology,
Kettering, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio 44074, U.S.A.
October.
Octavo, volume consisting of sheets of paper folded three times or
into eight leaves.
Octavo done in half sheets, four leaves per gathering (signature).
Oesterreich (isch).
Osterreichisches biographisches Lexicon. Wien, volumes i-x, 1957-x.
EucEneE: Herbarium of the Museum of Natural History, University
of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon 97403, U.S.A.
Oresro: Karolinska Hégre Allmanna Laroverket, Orebro, Sweden.
original.
orthographical variant, a spelling (of a generic name) deviating
from the orthography as originally published.
old style, date in accordance with the Julian calendar.
Cotumsus: Department of Botany, College of Biological Sciences,
Ohio State University, 1735 Neil Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43210,
WS.A.
Corvatuis: Herbarium, Dept. of Botany and Plant Pathology,
Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon 97331, U.S.A.
Oupemans, C. A. J. A., De ontwikkeling onzer kennis aangaande de
flora van Nederland. Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 214-391. 1877,
ser. 2. 3: 1-75. 1878, 325-298. 1881.
Outu: Botanical Museum, University of Oulu, SF-go100 Oulu, 10
Finland.
Oxrorp: Fielding — Druce Herbarium, Department of Botany,
Oxford, Great Britain.
page.
Paris: Muséum National d’ Histoire Naturelle, Laboratoire de Pha-
nérogamie, 16 Rue Buffon, 75005 Paris, France.
Pennsylvania.
Papova: Herbarium of the Istituto ed Orto Botanico dell’ Universi-
ta, Padova, Italy.
PasuruAN: Herbarium of the Java Sugar Experiment Station,
Pasuruan, Java, Indonesia.
Pavia: Botanical Institute, The University, P.O. Box 99, 27100
Pavia, Italy.
PAW
POM
portr.
p-Pp-
PR
PR ed. 1
PR
PRC
Prairial
PRE
pref.
prim.
prob.
Proc.
Prodr.
PRU
Progr.
Publ.
ERY
ABBREVIATIONS
Bericht tiber die zur Bekanntmachung geeigneten Verhandlungen der Konig-
lichen Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaft zu Berlin. Berlin,
vols. 1-20, 1836-1855.
Paris: Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, Laboratoire de
Cryptogamie, 12 Rue de Buffon, 75005 Paris, France.
Paris: Durand-Cosson coll. — see P.
Private library of Paul C. Silva, Berkeley, Calif., U.S.A.
Paris: Herbier Durand — see P.
Prodrome de la flore corse, by J. Burnat and J. Briquet, vol. 1-2, Genéve
IQIO-1913, see no. 767.
PHILADELPHIA: Dept. of Botany, Academy of Natural Sciences, 19th
and the Parkway, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103, U.S.A.
Paris: Herbier Haller — see P.
PHILADELPHIA: Department of Biology, Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy & Science, 43rd St. and Kingsessing & Woodland
Aves., Philadelphia — see NA.
phycological.
philosophical.
Pisa: Istituto Botanico dell’Universita, Via Luca Ghini 5, 56100
Pisa, Italy.
Paris: Herbier Jussieu — see P.
plates, planches.
Paris: Lamarck collection — see P.
Répertoire bibliographique de la bibliothéque Arpad Plesch. Mille et un
livres botaniques. Arcade, Bruxelles m.cm.1xxiii.
Pluvidse, 20 or 21 Jan- 18 or 19 Feb (French revolutionary calendar).
MANILLA: Philippine National Herbarium, National Museum,
Manilla, Philippines.
PoGGENDORF, JOHANN CHRISTIAN — Biographisch-literarisches Hand-
wérterbuch zur Geschichte der exacten Wissenschaften. Leipzig,
2 volumes 1863, vol. 3 (1858-1883) 1898, vol. 4 (1883-1903) 1905,
vol. 5 (1904-1922) 1926, vol. 6 (1926-1931) 1936-1940.
CLAREMONT: Herbarium of Pomona College, Dept. of Botany,
Claremont, California 91711, U.S.A.
portrait.
pro parte.
PritzEL, G. A., Thesaurus literaturae botanicae. ed. 2. Leipzig 1872-
1877. Facsimile edition Milano 1950.
PritzEL, G. A., Thesaurus literaturae botanicae omnium gentium inde
a rerum botanicarum initiis ad nostra usque tempora, quindecim
millia operum recensens. Leipzig 1851.
(when referring to a herbarium) PRAHA: Herbarium of the Botanical
Department of the National Museum, Praha, Czechoslovakia.
Praua: Universitatis Carolinae facultatis scientia naturalis cathedra
(Institutum botanicum Universitatis Carolinae), Benatska 2,
Praha 2, Czechoslovakia.
Prairial, 20 or 21 Mai-18 or 19 Jun (French revolutionary calendar).
PRETORIA: Botanical Research Institute, National Herbarium,
2 Cussonia Avenue, Botanical Garden, Pretoria, South Africa
(Mail address: Private Bag X101, Pretoria, 0001).
preface.
primo (at first, early).
probably.
Proceedings.
Prodromus, prodrome.
PRETORIA: Department of General Botany, University of Pretoria,
South Africa.
Program(m).
Publication, published.
LaFAYETTE: Arthur Herbarium, Department of Botany and Plant
XXXV
ABBREVIATIONS
P&W
Qu.
Qu. (in twos)
Quadrim.
Quart.
Quenstedt
q.v.
Regensburg
Regn. veg.
REN
RENO
Rep.
Repert.
repr.
resp.
rev.
Rev.
RFA
Rhodora
RO
Roon
XXXVI
Pathology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana 47907,
WESTAS
Peppiz, ROBERT ALEXANDER and WADDINGTON, QuinTIN, The
English catalogue of books (including the original ‘London’ Catalo-
gue) giving in one alphabet, under author, title and subject, the
size, price, month and year of publication, and publisher of books
issued in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 1801-
1836. London 1914.
Note: The dates of publication given by P&W are based on con-
temporary trade catalogues (Monthly Epitome, Monthly Literary
Advertiser, The Literary Gazette) as well as on the various editions
of The London Catalogue. In the absence of evidence to the con-
trary, the dates of publication given by P& W can be accepted.
Quarto, volume consisting of sheets of paper folded twice or into
four leaves.
A quarto done in half sheets, two leaves per gathering (signature).
Quadrimester (period of four months).
Quarterly.
QuenstepT, W. et A., K. LAmBreEcHT, Fossilium catalogus 1: animalia,
pars 72: palaeontologi. ’s-Gravenhage 1938.
quid vide (which see).
reale.
Rio DE JANEIRO: Divisao de Botanica do Museu Nacional, Quinta
da Boa Vista, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Rapport.
RAWALPINDI: Stewart Herbarium, Gordon College, Rawalpindi,
Pakistan.
Rio DE JANEIRO: Jardim Botanico do Rio de Janeiro, Rua Jardim
Botanico 1008, 20000 Rio de Janeiro, ZC-20-GB, Brazil.
received.
Recommendation (in International Code of Botanical Nomenclature) , for
full reference see ICBN. — In journal titles: Recueil, Record.
References. Paragraphs so headed contain not only references to
works quoted in preceding paragraphs but also general commen-
taries and critical reviews of further interest.
Regensburgische botanische Gesellschaft; books received by the society
are listed with dates of receipt by Flora.
Regnum vegetabile, a series of publications for plant taxonomists,
Utrecht I-x, 1953-x.
Rennes: Laboratoire de Botanique de la Faculté des Sciences,
Avenue du Général Leclerc, 35 Rennes, France.
Reno: Herbarium, Department of Biology, University of Nevada,
Reno, Nevada 89507, U.S.A.
Report(s).
Repertorium.
reprint(ed).
respondens, the defender of a dissertation of which he is not the
author.
review(ed).
Review, revue, revista.
Rio DE JANEIRO: Herbario da Faculdade Nacional de Farmacia da
Universidade do Brasil, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Rhodora, journal of the New England botanical club. Lancaster, Pa.,
1-x, 1889-x. — Index to volumes 1-50 by E. Rouleau, 1953, cited as
Rhodora, index.
Roma: Istituto Botanico della Universita, Citta Universitaria,
oo100 Roma, Italy.
Roon, A. C. De, International directory of specialists in plant taxonomy
with a census of their current interests. Utrecht, the Netherlands
1958. Regnum vegetabile vol. 13.
SAI
SA 2
Saccardo
Saelan
SARA
Sayre
S.B.
SBT
Schr.
Sci.
s.d.
sect.
sem.
Sep
ser.
sero
SEV
SGO
SI
sign.
Sitzungsber.
SK
ABBREVIATIONS
Rostock: Sektion Biologie der Universitat, Doberaner Str. 143,
25 Rostock, German Democratic Republic, DDR.
royal.
RicketT, HArRoLtp W. and Frans A. STAFLEU, Nomina generica
conservanda et rejicienda spermatophytorum. Bibliography.
Taxon 10: 70-91, 111-121, 132-149, 170-177. 1961.
CLAREMONT: Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden, 1500 North
College Ave., Claremont, California 91711, U.S.A.
ReicATE: Holmesdale Natural History Club Museum, Reigate,
Great Britain.
ZuricH: Geobotanisches Institut der E.T.H., Stiftung Ribel,
Ziurichbergstrasse 38, CH-68044 Ziirich, Switzerland.
New Brunswick: Rutgers University, Plant Pathology Dept., New
Brunswick, New Jersey 08903, U.S.A.
STOCKHOLM: Section for Botany, Swedish Museum of Natural
History (Naturhistoriska riksmuseet), S-104 05 Stockholm 50,
Sweden.
STAFLEU, Frans A., Adanson and the ‘Familles des plantes,’ in G. H. M.
Lawrence [editor], Adanson, the bicentennial of Michel Adanson’s
‘Familles des plantes’. Part one, Pittsburgh 1963.
STAFLEU, Frans A., Adanson’s sources, references and abbreviations, in
G. H. M. Lawrence, [editor], Adanson, the bicentennial of Michel
Adanson’s ‘Familles des plantes’. Part two, Pittsburgh 1964.
SACCARDO, PrER’ ANDREA, La botdnica in Italia. 2 volumes, Venezia
1895-1901 (Memorie del reale Istituto veneto di Scienze, Lettere
ed Arti, vol. 25(4), 26(6)) ; Cronologia della flora italiana. Padova 1909.
SAELAN, TH., Finlands botaniska litteratur till och med Ar 1goo.
Acta societatis pro fauna et flora fennica 43: 1-633. 1916.
SARAJEVO: Bioloski Institut, Postfach 281, Sarajevo, Yugoslavia.
Sayre, G., Dates of publications describing musci, 1801-1821. Troy,
New York, U.S.A. Apr 1959.
Sitzungsberichte.
STOCKHOLM: Bergius Foundation, S-104 05 Stockholm, Sweden.
Schriften.
Science, scientific.
sine dato (sans date, without date).
sectio(n).
semester (period of six months).
September.
series.
sero (late).
SEVILLA: Departamento de Botanica, Faculdad de Ciencias de la
Universidad, Sevilla, Spain.
SantT1aco: Museo Nacional de Historia Natural, Casilla 787,
Santiago, Chile.
San Istpro: Instituto de Botanica Darwinion, San Isidro, Prov.
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
signature, a letter, numeral or typographical sign identifying (the
leaves of) a gathering.
Sitzungsberichte.
STEENIS-KRUSEMAN, M. J. vAN — Dates of publication, Flora malesiana
ser. 1, vol. 4(5): clxili-ccxix. 1954.
Skrifter.
sine loco (sans lieu, without indication of place-name).
Sans lieu ni date (without either place-name or date).
BRATISLAVA: Katedra systematickej botaniky Univerzity Komen-
ského, Herbar, Rénova 53, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia.
STAFLEU, Frans A. — F. A. W. Miquel, Netherlands botanist, Wentia
16: 1-95. 1966.
The numbers refer to the numbers in the bibliography on p. 49-89.
XXXVII
ABBREVIATIONS
Smit
SMU
sO
soc.
Sotheby
STE
Steere
Stevenson
STR
STU
stud.
suppl.
Sv.
TBC
TED
TENN
tent.
teut.
Teyler
Therm.
XXXVIII
Smit, P. — History of the life sciences. Amsterdam (Asher) 1974.
DatiaAs: Herbarium of Southern Methodist University, Dallas,
Texas 75275, U.S.A.
SoutsBy, B. H., A catalogue of the works of Linnaeus (and publications
more immediately relating thereto) preserved in the Libraries of
the British Museum (Bloomsbury) and the British Museum
(Natural History) (South Kensington). Second edition. London
1933. — See also An index to authors (other than Linnaeus) mentioned
in the catalogue of the works of Linnaeus ... London 1936.
société, societas, society.
‘Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot.’ sales catalogue, full title: ‘The magnifi-
cent botanical library of the Stiftung fiir Botanik Vaduz Liechtenstein
collected by the late Arpad Plesch. sold by auction by Sotheby &
Co. ...’ 3 vols., 1975-1976, London.
This exceptionally well documented and illustrated description
of what used to be known as the Plesch Library was compiled by
John Collins.
Sao Pauto: Instituto de Botanica, Caixa Postal 4005, Sado Paulo,
Brazil.
STOCKHOLM: Section for Palaeobotany, Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet
— incorporated in S.
STAFLEU, FRANs A., Dates of botanical publications 1788-1792,
Taxon 12(2): 43-87. 1963.
STELLENBOSCH: Government Herbarium, Botanical Research Unit,
P.O. Box 471, Stellenbosch 7600, South Africa.
Private library of William C. Steere, Bronxville, N.Y., U.S.A.
The John Stevenson mycological library of the Smithsonian Institu-
tion deposited at the National Fungus Collections, Agricultural
Research Center, Beltsville, Maryland, U.S.A.
SrrasBourG: Institut de Botanique de l’Université Louis Pasteur,
28 rue Goethe, 67083 Strasbourg Cedex, France.
LupwicsBurG: Herbarium, Staatliches Museum fiir Naturkunde
Stuttgart, Abteilung fiir Botanik, Arsenalplatz 3, 714 Ludwigs-
burg, Federal Republic of Germany, BRD.
studia, studies, studi.
supplement(um).
Svensk(a).
Swedish.
Sayre, G., Dates of publications describing Musci. 1801-1821, Troy,
New York, U.S.A. Apr 1959.
sylloge.
symbolae.
synopsis.
systema.
tabula (plate).
tabula(e) (plate(s)).
table, tableau.
tavola.
Taxon, journal of the International Association for Plant Taxonomy,
Utrecht, The Netherlands, vols. 1-x, 1951-x.
Bulletin of the Torrey botanical Club. Lancaster, Pennsylvania, vols. 1-x,
1870-x.
Dustin: School of Botany, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland.
KNoxvitiE: University of Tennessee Herbarium, Botany Depart-
ment, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916, U.S.A.
tentamen.
teutsch (german).
Library of Teyler’s Stichting, Spaarne, Haarlem, the Netherlands.
Thermidor, 19 or 20 Jul-17 or 18 Aug (French revolutionary calen-
dar).
TI
Tidskr.
Tidsskr.
Tidschr.
TL-1
TL-2
aI]
TLON
TNS
TO
fi=p.
TR
trans.
Trautvetter
Trav.
TRH
trim.
TRTC
ABBREVIATIONS
Toxyo: Department of Botany, Faculty of Science, University of
Tokyo, Hongo, Tokyo, Japan.
Tidskrift (Swed.)
Tidsskrift (Danish)
Tydschrift (Dutch)
STAFLEU, F. A., Yaxonomic literature. A selective guide to botanical
publications with dates, commentaries and types. Utrecht, Zug
1967. The first edition of the present book.
Reference to the present book, vol. 1, A-G, 1976, volumes 2 and 3
expected for 1979 and 1982.
TouLovusE: Jardin Botanique, Toulouse (Haute Garonne), France.
Touton: Musée d’Histoire Naturelle de la Ville de Toulon, Toulon
(Var), France.
Toxyo: National Science Museum, Department of Botany,
Hyakunin-cho 3-23-1, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan.
Torino: Istituto Botanico dell’ Universita, Viale Mattioli 25, 10125,
Torino, Italy.
title-page.
Trautvetter, E. R. — Florae rossicae fontes, Acta Horti petropolitani 7:
1-341. 1880.
transactions.
Seow,
Travaux.
TRONDHEIM: Botanical Department, Museum of the Royal Norwe-
gian Society for Science and Letters, 7000 Trondheim, Norway.
trimester (period of three months, quarter of year).
Toronto: Cryptogamic Herbarium, Department of Botany, Uni-
versity of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario M5S 1A1, Canada.
tabulae (plates).
TUBINGEN: Institut fiir Biologie I, Lehrbereich spezielle Botanik,
Auf der Morgenstelle 1, D-7400 Tiibingen, German Federal
Republic, BRD.
Tucson: University of Arizona, Department of Biological Sciences,
Tucson, Arizona 85721, U.S.A.
Turku: Herbarium of the Department of Botany, University of
Turku, SF-20500 Turku 50, Finland.
Urrecnt: Institute for Systematic Botany, Tweede Transitorium,
Heidelberglaan 2, de Uithof, Utrecht, Netherlands.
BERKELEY: Herbarium of the University of California, Department
of Botany, University of California, Berkeley, California 94720,
U.S.A.
University Library, State University of Utrecht, Netherlands.
uncolored.
Universitas, université, university.
Uppsata: The Herbarium, Institute of Systematic Botany, Universi-
ty of Uppsala, P.O. Box 541, S-751 04 21 Uppsala 1, Sweden.
WasHinctTon: U.S. National Herbarium, Department of Botany,
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 20560, U.S.A.
Library of the United States Department of Agriculture, Washing-
ton, D.C.
Sat Lake City: Garrett Herbarium, University of Utah, Salt Lake
City, Utah 84112, U.S.A.
vel (or).
Vakblad.
Vendémiaire, 22 or 23 Sep-21 or 22 Oct (French revolutionary
calendar).
Ventdése, 19 or 20 Feb-20 or 21 Mar (French revolutionary calen-
dar).
Verhandelingen, Verhandlungen.
verklarend.
XXXIX
ABBREVIATIONS
vet.
vol(s).
VT
W
WA
WAG
Wageningen
WELCG
WELT
Wikstrom
WIS
WRSL
WSP
WU
WU
Voy.
Zander
Zeit.
ZY
zool.
XL
vetenskap.
volume(s).
Bur.incton: Pringle Herbarium, University of Vermont, Burling-
ton, Vermont 05401, U.S.A.
Wien: Naturhistorisches Museum, Burgring 7, A-1014, Wien,
Austria.
Warszawa: Zaklad Systematyki 1 Geografii Roslin, Uniwersytetu
Warszawskiego, Al. Ujazdowskie 4, Warszawa, Poland.
WAGENINGEN: Laboratory for Plant ‘Taxonomy and Plant Geogra-
phy, 37, Generaal Foulkesweg, Wageningen, Netherlands.
Library of the Landbouwhogeschool, Wageningen, the Netherlands.
WELLESLEY: Department of Biological Sciences, Wellesley College,
Wellesley, Massachusetts 02181, U.S.A.
WELLINGTON: National Museum, Private Bag, Wellington, New
Zealand.
WIkstROM, Jou. EM., Conspectus litteraturae botanicae in Suecia ab anti-
quissimis temporibus usque ad finem anni 1831, notis bibliogra-
phicis et biographiis auctorum adjectis. Stockholm 1831.
Mapison: Herbarium, University of Wisconsin, 245 Birge Hall,
430 Lincoln Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53706, U.S.A.
WrockLAw: Instytut Botaniczny, Uniwersytetu Wrocklawkiego,
ul. Kanonia 6/8, 50-328 Wrocklaw, Poland. (formerly BRSL).
PutimMan: Mycological Herbarium, Department of Plant Pathology,
Washington State University, Pullman, Washington 99163,
U.S.A.
Wren: Botanisches Institut und Botanischer Garten der Universitat
Wien, Rennweg 14, A-1030 Wien, Austria.
Wurzsacu, C. Von, Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich.
Wien, volumes 1-60, 1856-1890. (in bibliographical references).
Morcantown: West Virginia University, Morgantown, West
Virginia 26506, U.S.A.
York: The Yorkshire Museum, York, Yorkshire, Great Britain.
New Haven: Yale University Herbarium, Osborn Memorial
Laboratories, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut 06520,
U.S.A.
YvERT et TELLIER, Catalogue de timbres-poste. Soixante-dix-neuviéme
année, 3 vols., Paris 1975 (numbers quoted identify postage stamps
carrying portraits of botanists).
ZuURIcH: Botanischer Garten und Institut fiir Systematische Botanik
der Universitat Ziirich, 40 Pelikanstrasse, 8001 Zurich, Switzer-
land. (after 1975: Zollikerstr. 105, 8008 Ziirich).
Zeitschrift.
ZANDER, Handwiérterbuch der Pflanzennamen. Neu bearbeitete und er-
weiterte 10. Auflage von Dr. h.c. Fritz Encke und Dr. Giinther
Buchheim unter Mitarbeit von Dr. Siemund Seybold. Stuttgart
1972. (refs. under authors A-B are to ed. 9, 1964).
Zeitung.
Ziricu: Herbarium, Institut fiir Spezielle Botanik, Eidg. ‘Techni-
sche Hochschule, Universitatsstrasse 2, CH-8006 Zurich, Switzer-
land.
zoologisch, zoological.
ABEL
Abbayes, Henri des (1898-1974), French lichenologist and plant collector at Rennes.
(Abbayes).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Mainly in private herbarium, also in ABI, BM, NTM, PC,
REN, US. — Exsiccatae:
1. Lichenes armoricani spectabiles exsiccati (25 sets, fasc. i-vi, nos. 1-120, St. Brieuc (i-iv),
Rennes (v-vi) 1926-1936), sets at B, BPI, LD, NIM, PC, REN, UPS, W.
2. Lichenes gallict et nonnulli alii exsiccati (fasc. i-iii, nos. 1-60, Rennes 1936-1937), sets at
B, BM, BPI, H, L, LD, PC, UPS, W.
3. Lichenes madagascarienses et borbonici exsiccati (fasc. i-ii, nos. 1-40, Rennes 1961-1966),
sets at FH, L, M, PC, REN, TUR, UPS (in all 15 sets published).
Refs: 1H 2: 25.
Hepper and Neate, Pl. coll. W. Africa 1. 1971 (itinerary).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BL 2: 135; GR p. 264-265 (bibl.); LS suppl. 13; MW
suppl. p. 1; Kew 2: 62.
Roon, Int. direct. spec. pl. tax. 9. 1958.
1. Révision monographique des Cladonia du sous-genre Cladina (Lichens). Rennes (Oberthur)
1939. Oct. (Révis. monogr. Cladonia).
Publ.: 30 Nov 1939, p. [i-i1], [1]-156, pl. 1-2, figs. 1-49. Copy: Stevenson. — Published as
fascicule hors serie no. 2 of Bull. Soc. sci. Bretagne. vol. 16, 1939.
Ref.: Kew 2: 62; IDC 6172.
Abbot, Charles (1761-1817), British clergyman and botanist, vicar of Oakley Raynes
and Goldington, Beds. (C. Abbot).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: First at Turvey Abbey, Beds., now at LTN (see Dony), other
material at LINN. Letters at BM; manuscript catalogue Bedfordshire plants at LINN
(fide BB).
Ref.: BB p. 1.
Pryor, J. Bot. 19: 40-46, 67-75. 1881 (study of the herb.)
Kent, Brit. herbaria 39. 1957.
Dony, Bedfords. Nat. 23: 27-29. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 2; BB p. 1; BL 2: 228; BM 1: 1; Dawson
p- 3-5; DNB 1: 3; GR p. 387; Jackson p. 248; Kew 1: 2; LS 648; PR 1; SO 76a, 1233.
EPONYMY: Abbotia Rafinesque (1836) is dedicated to John Abbot (1751-1840), English
botanical and entomological painter. Abbottia F. von Mueller (1875) is dedicated to
Francis Abbott (1834-1903), English born Australian botanist. /Veoabbottia N. L. Britton
& J. N. Rose (1921) is dedicated to William Louis Abbott (1860-x), American ‘‘patron
of natural history.”
2. Flora bedfordiensis, comprehending such plants as grow wild in the county of Bedford,
arranged according to the system of Linnaeus, with occasional remarks. Bedford (W.
Smith) 1798. Oct. (in fours). (Fl. bedford.)
Publ.: Dec 1798-Apr 1799 (p. iv: 20 Nov 1798; Monthly Rev. Mai 1799), p. [i]-xii,
[1]-351, [352, err.], [8, ind.], 6col. pl. Copies: FH, HH, US, USDA. - A reissue London
1801 (n.v.) is mentioned by Phys. med. J. Sep 1802.
Ref.: BL 2: 228; BM 1:1; Henrey 378; Jackson p. 248; Kew 1: 2; LS 648; PR 1; SO 763a.
Sherborn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 142. 1936.
Abel, Clarke (1789-1826), British surgeon who travelled to China with Amherst,
1816-1817. (C. Abel).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: R. Brown described the plants collected on Abel’s journey to
China; they are at BM. Some material also at K. — Most of the original collections from
China were lost in shipwreck except those previously sent to Sir George Staunton.’
Ref.: IH 2: 25.
ABEL
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 6; BB p. 1; BM 1: 2; Bretschneider p. 225-
227; CSP 1: 4; Dawson p. 5; DNB 1: 32-33; Frank p. 1; Kew 1: 3; Laségue p. 435;
MW p. 1; PR 2; Zander ed. 10, p. 590.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 1. 1936.
Coats, The plant hunters 94-95, 151. pl. 7. 1969.
EPONYMY: Abelia R. Brown (1818). — Note: Abeliella Magdefrau (1937) is dedicated to
Othenio Abel (1875-x), Austrian palaeontologist.
NOTE: Barnhart accepts 1789 as year of birth on the basis of ‘Taylor’s Sch. Reg. 2: 172
which lists Abel’s class as of 1789. Other sources have b. 1780.
3. Narrative of a journey in the interior of China, and of a voyage to and from that country,
in the years 1816 and 1817; containing an account of the most interesting transactions
of Lord Amherst’s embassy to the court of Pekin, and observations on the countries which
it visited. London (Longman, Hurst, et al.) 1818. Qu. (Narr. Journey China).
Orig. ed.: 1818, Jul-Dec (dedication Jul 1818; Quart. Rev. London Jan 1819), p. [i]-xvi,
[1]-420, 4 maps, 8 col. pl., rz uncol. pl. Copy: Ewan. — On p. 374-379, Robert Brown,
‘‘characters and descriptions of three new species of plants; selected from the only part
of Mr. Abel’s China herbarium that escaped the wreck of the Alceste,”’ 3 pl.
Reprint: 1971, Arno Press, p. [i-iii], [i]-xvi, [1]-420. Copy: HU.
Ref.: BM 1: 2; Kew 1: 3; MW p. 1; PR 2; IDC 6449.
Abeleven, Thecdoor Hendrik Arnoldus Jacobus (1822-1904), Dutch botanist,
apothecary and high-school teacher at Nijmegen. (Adeleven).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: L, NBV.
Ref.: 1H 2: 26.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 2; Bossert p. 2; CSP 9: 5; Jackson p. 47, 59, 480;
JW 1: 438, 2: 183, 5: 232; NNBW 4: 6.
Vuyk & Goethart, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 14: 7-17. 1904 (portr.)
Anon., Ned. kruidk. Arch. 55: 65. 1945 (portr.)
4- Flora van Nymegen. s.l. [Nijmegen 1888]. Oct. (Fl. Nijmegen).
Publ.: Mai-Dec 1888 (preface p. 2 [252] Apr 1888), reprinted with independent pagina-
tion from Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 5: 251-340. 1888. Copy: U. — For 1848 ed. see
Gevers Deijnoot.
Ref.: LS 652.
Abich, [Otto] Hermann Wilhelm [von] (1806-1886), German palaeobiologist at
Dorpat, St. Petersburg and Vienna. (Abich).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown; at his death in Vienna.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 7; BM 1: 3-4, 6: 2; CSP 2: 6-7, 6: 560,
g: 67, 12: 2, 13: 15; Krebel 22; Quenstedt p. 1.
Anon., Nature 34: 245, 290. 1886; Ann. naturhist. Hofmus., Wien 1: 15-16. 1886;
Leopoldina 22: 168. 1886.
Dana, Amer. J. Sci. ser. 3. 32: 246. 1886.
De Spinello, Bull. Comité Géol. Russie 5 (9-10): 1-8. 1886 (bibl.)
Karpinsky, Mém. Acad. Sci. St. Petersburg 53(2): 5-8. 1886.
Suess, Almanach Akad. Wiss. Wien 37: 192-194. 1887.
Umlauft, in Abich, Aus kaukasischen Landern, Reisebriefe, Wien 2: 311-313. 1896
(portr.)
Abrams, Le Roy (1874-1956), American botanist at Stanford University, California.
(Abrams).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: DS. — For duplicates see IH.
Reps MEL 1 (ed-16)/:°955, 2° 26:
2
ABROMEIT
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 8; BFM 1580; BL 1: 162, 166; BM 6: 2;
Bossert p. 2; IF suppl. 4: 330; Kew 1: 4; Langman p. 66.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 117. 1911.
Rickett, NAF 28 B(2): 317. 1945.
R. C. B. and H. L. M(ason), Madrojio 12: 225. 1954 (portr.)
Wilson, J. Calif. hort. Soc. 17: 147-151. 1956 (group photogr.; err. b. 1873).
Wiggins, ‘Taxon 6: 61-63. 1957.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5(6): 147. 1961.
McGregor, Madrofio 18: 97-104. 1965 (collecting trip of 1908).
Thomas, Huntia 3: 34. 1969 (portr.)
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 24, 101, 110, 118. 1969.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 1. 1973.
EPONYMY: Abramsia Gillespie (1932).
5- Flora of Los Angeles and vicinity. Stanford University, California (Stanford University
Press) 1904. Oct. (Fl. Los Angeles).
Ed. 1: 5 Apr 1904 (t.p. copy: US; Nat. Nov. Dec 1904), p. [i]-xi, [1]-474, [1, ind.].
Copy: US.
Ed. 2: 24 Apr 1911. Stanford (Stanford University Press) Oct., p. [i]-xi, [1]-484. Copy: G.
Reprint ed. 2: 10 Apr 1917, Stanford (Stanford Bookstore) Oct., p. [i]-x, [1]-432. Copies:
MO, NY.
Ref.: BL 1: 166; BM 6: 2; Kew 1: 4.
6. An illustrated flora of the Pacific States Washington, Oregon and California. Stanford
(University Press) 1923-1960, 4 vols. Oct. (Ill. fl. Pacific States).
Vol. r: 15 Mai 1923 (also date of preface, sic), p. [i*], [i]-xl, 1-557. Copy: U. — Second
printing, with corrections, 1 Aug 1940; third printing 21 Feb 1955; fourth printing
5 Feb 1962.
Vol. 2: 29 Mar 1944, p. [i]-vill, 1-635. Copy: U. — Second printing Sep 1950, third
printing Jan 1964. (“‘Illustrated flora ...’’)
Vol. 3: 22 Mai 1951, p. [i]-viil, 1-866. Copy: U. — (“Illustrated flora .. .’’)
Vol. 4: 22 Jan 1960 (by Roxana Judkins Ferris, née Stinchfield, (1895-x)), p. [i-v],
1-732. Copy: U. — (“Illustrated flora ...’’)
Ref.: BFM 1580; BL 1: 162; Kew 1: 4; Langman p. 66.
Wiggins, Taxon 6: 61-63. 1957. =
Howell, Leaflets western Bot. 10(7): 120. 30 Sep 1964.
Abromeit, Johannes (1857-1946), German botanist at Kénigsberg, specialized in the
flora of E. and W. Prussia. (Abrom.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: B; some material also at A.
Ref.: 1H 2: 26; Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 323. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 454; Barnhart 1: 8; BM 6: 2; Bossert p. 2;
BFM 151, 155; BL 1: 155; CSP g: 8, 13: 17-18; Kew 1: 5; LS 655-656, 30431.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 117, pl. 131. 1905 (portr.)
Wiunsche, Natur & Schule 4: 238-239. 1905.
Treichel, Schr. phys.-dkon. Ges. Kénigsberg 63: 83-85, tab. 1907.
Gross, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 58a (Nachrufe) : 206-210. 1956 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Contributed many data to Ascherson and Graebner’s Flora des Nord-
ostdeutschen Flachlandes and to the Synopsis der mitieleur. Flora.
EPONYMY: Abromeitia C. Mez (1922); Abromeitiella C. Mez (1927).
7 Flora von Ost- und Westpreussen herausgegeben vom Preussischen Botanischen Verein
zu Konigsberg 1. Pr. I. Samenpflanzen oder Phanerogamen. Bearbeitet von J. Abromeit,
unter Mitwirkung von A. Jentzsch und G. Vogel. Berlin (R. Friedlander & Sohn) 1898
[-1940 (Grafe und Unzer)]. Oct. (Fl. Ost- G Westpreussen).
ABROMEIT
Co-authors: Walther Neuhoff: 2(3-5); Hans Steffen (18g91-x) : 2(5); A. Jentzsch: 1, 2(1-3);
Gustav Vogel (1863-x): 1, 2(1-4).
1. Halfte (Bogen 1-25): Sep-Dec 1898 (p. v: Sep 1898; Nat. Nov early Jan 1899), p. [i]-
ix, [1]-400. Copies: B, G, L, MO.
2. Halfte (Bogen 26-43): Sep-Dec 1903 (inside cover Sep 1903; Nat. Nov. early Jan
1904), p. [i], 401-690, [2, err.], map. — p. 685 has the generic description of Utricularia;
p. 686-690 indexes 1 and 2. Copies: B, G, L, MO.
2. Halfie, Il. Teil (Bogen 44-49): p. 685-780. Copies: B, G. — p. 685 newly printed, but
with the same text as in previous instalment, p. 686-690 are continuing the text of the
flora and obviously intended to replace the previous p. 686-690 with indexes.
III, Teil (Bogen 50-52): Konigsberg i. Pr. 1931, p. 781-828. Copies: B, G. - New
co-author: Neuhoff.
IV. Teil (Bogen 53-55): Ko6nigsberg i. Pr. 1934, p. 829-876. Copies: B, G.
V. Teil, Schlussband (Bogen 56-78): Konigsberg i. Pr. 1940, p. 877-1248. Copies:
B, G. — New co-author: H. Steffen.
Ref.: BM 1: 2.
Acharius, Erik (1757-1819), Swedish lichenologist, pupil of Linnaeus, physician at
Vadstena. (Achar.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Lichens at Helsinki (H), phanerogams and other cryptogams at
Lund (LD). Types in part also at BM (a set of duplicates originally given to LINN).
Other isotypes at K and UPS. — Correspondence at Uppsala.
Ref. WE 1 (edii6) 295 5.12):126.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 10: 742. 1852.
Candolle, Phytographie 391. 1880.
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 9; BM 1: 8; Bossert p. 2; CSP 1: 9-10;
Dawson p. 5; DTS 1:1; GR p. 469; IF p. 675; Frank p.1; Kew1: 5; KR p. 2-4 (bibl.);
Laségue 320, 339, 3443; LS 657-678; Moebius p. 108, 110, 112; MW p. 1; NBG: 179;
PR 8-11.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 132 [index]. 1800.
Berzelius, Kongl. Vetenskaps Acad. Hand. ser. 2. 7: 299-305. 1819, German transl. by
Krempelhuber, Flora 51: 101-107. 1868.
Wikstré6m, Conspectus 3-8. 1831.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 141. 1862.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 66.
Coemans, Bull. Acad. r. Belg. 34: 32-49. 1865.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Litt. Lichenologie 1: 96-98, 112-114, 194-196. 1867, 2: 61-68,
79-88. 1869.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 26. 1903; 3(3): 1. pl. 37. 1905. (portr.)
Sernander, Sv. biogr. lex. 1: 38-40. 1918.
Fries, Short history of botany in Sweden 52-53. 1950.
Eriksson, DSB 1: 45-46. 1970.
EPONYMY: Acharia ‘Thunberg (1794).
8. D.D. Planta Aphyteia, quam dissertatione botanica illustratam ... praeside ...
Carolo a Linné ... publicae disquisitioni offert auctor Ericus Acharius ... in aud.
Carol. major. d. xxii jun. mdcclxxvi. h.a.m.s. Uppsala (Edmann) [1776]. Qu. (PI.
Aphyteia).
Publ.: 22 Jun 1776, p. [1]-12, [1, expl. pl.], 1 pl. Copies: G, HU, MO, NY. — Planta
Aphyteia is Hydnora Thunberg 1775. This dissertation defended under Linnaeus, must
be attributed to the auctor Acharius (see also KR).
Ref.: BM 1: 8; Kew 1: 5; KR p. 2; PR 5524; SO 1313, 2457-2458.
g- Lichenographiae sueciae prodromus. Linképing (Bjorn) 1798. Oct. (Lichenogr. suec. prodr.)
Publ.: 1798, after 20 Feb (p. xvii). p. [i*-ii*], engr. col. t.p., [1, dedic.], [i]-xxiv, 1-264,
pl. 1-2, col. copper engr. Copies: L, UC, P. M. Jorgensen, Stevenson. — The coloured
ACHEPOHL
t.p. turns black in some copies. Other copies have the engraved t.p. uncoloured. (inf.
P. M. Jorgensen).
Ree BMT) OV IKR py 25 LS 6625) PRS?
10. Methodus qua omnes detectos lichenes secundum organa carpomorpha ad genera,
species et varietates redigere atque observationibus illustrare tentavit Erik Acharius.
Stockholm (F. D. D. Ulrich) 1803. Oct. (Methodus). ;
Sectio prior.: Jan-Apr 1803 (Acharius sent a copy to Banks on 28 Apr), p. [i*], [1ii*],
[i]-lv, [1]-152. Copies: BR, G, HU, L, NY.
Sectio post.: Jan-Apr 1803, p. [i], [153]-393, [394, err.], pl. 1-8. Copies: BR, G, HU, L, NY.
Supplement: Mai-Dec 1803 (pref. Calend. Apr. 1803; ALZ Aug 1804), p. [1]-iv, [5]-52-
Copies: BR, G, HU, L, NY. — Title: Supplementum species quamplures novas descriptas nec
non observationes varias complectens, quod praeviae suae methodo lichenum adiunxit auctor
[Leipzig 1803], Oct.
Ref.: BM 1: 8; KR p. 2; LS 663; PR 9; IDC 1077.
Acharius, in Weber et Mohr, Arch. syst. Naturg. 1(1): 83-110.,1804.
Weber und Mohr, Nat. Reise 78-94. 1804.
Dawson, The Banks letters 5. 1958.
11. Lichenographia universalis. In qua lichenes omnes detectos, adjectis observationibus et
figuris horum vegetabilium naturam et organorum carpomorphorum structuram
illustrantibus, ad genera, species, varietates differentiis et observationibus sollicite defi-
nitas redegit. Géttingen (J. F. Danckwerts). 1810. Qu. (Lichenogr. universalis).
Publ.: 1810, probably Apr-Mai (Ostermesse 1810, fide Ann. Forst. Jagd.-Wiss. 1 (2): 133.
1811), p. [i*-xi*], [i]-vili, [1]-696, pl. r-14, col. copper engravings. Copies: Stevenson,
U. — Many of the new taxa in the Lichenographia were validly published previously by
Acharius in Luyken, Tent. Hist. Lich. 1809.
Facsimile ed.: Announced for 1976, Richmond Publishing Co. (intr. by O. Vitikainen).
Repo BMI 8: DiS t: 15 KR’ p. 3; LS 669; MW p. 15 Ni 1; Plesch p..121; ER te;
IDC 515.
Flérke, Ges. naturf. Fr. Berlin Mag. 4: 248-261. 1810 (critical commentary).
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 1: 2. 1975 (sold at £ 130).
12. Synopsis methodica lichenum, sistens omnes hujus ordinis naturalis detectas plantas,
quas, secundum genera, species et varietates disposuit, characteribus et differentiis
emendatis definivit, nec non synonymis et observationibus selectis illustravit auctor.
Lund (Svanborg et Soc.) 1814. Oct. (in fours). (Syn. meth. lich.)
Publ.: 1814, p. [i*], [iii*], [v*], [i]-xili, [1]-392. Copies: BR, G, HU, L, MO, NY,
Stevenson. — Frontispiece portr. Acharius. An indispensable index and supplement to
the Lichenographia universalis of 1810. The preface is dated 18 Nov 1812 [sic]. The
announcement and review in Isis (v. Oken) and other German periodicals refer to
availability at the Michaelmas fair (Sep-Oct) of 1816, and cite a Hamburg imprint.
This, however, was the location of the German agent. We have seen only copies of the
Lund 1814 issue; an imprint “Hamburg 1816” does not seem to exist.
Ref.: BM 1: 8; KR p. 3; LS 672; MW 1; PR 11; IDC 516.
Oken, Isis 16(5): 548-552. 1825.
Coemans, Bull. Acad. roy. Belg. 34: 32-49. 1865 (rev. Cladonia).
Achepohl, Ludwig (x-1902), German palaecontologist, ‘“‘Obereinfahrer’’ at Essen;
worker on the Carboniferous flora. (Achepohl).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 231; BM 1: 8; Barnhart 1: 9; CSP g:
9; NI 2; Quenstedt p. 2.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 10. 1966.
13. Das Niederrheinisch-Westfdlische Steinkohlen-Gebirge. Atlas der fossilen Fauna und Flora
in 40 Blattern, nach Originalen photographirt. Nebst vier geognostischen Tafeln, alle
Flétze der Horizonte Oberhausen, Essen, Bochum und Dortmund nach mittleren Ab-
5
ACHEPOHL
standen, im Massstabe von 1: 2000, darstellend. Oberhausen, Leipzig (Ad. Spaarmann)
1880[-1884], Fol. ¢ (Niederrhein.-Westfal. Steinkohlen-Geb.)
Lieferung pages
[1]-28
29-40
table, 41-58
table, 59-72
table, 73-84.
table, 85-92
table, 93-108
table, 109-120
121-138, Erg. bl. 3, 4 (text)
2 tables, 139-160,
OO ON OOP O NH
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plates
charts 0, 1-6
7-11
12-16
17-21
22-26
27-30, Erg. bl. 1
31-34
35-37, Erg. bl. 2
38-41, Erg. bl. 3
Erg. bl. 4
dates
Dec 1880
Feb-Oct 1881
Feb-Oct 1881
Feb-Oct 1881
Feb 1882
Mar-Sep 1882
Oct 1882
Feb 1883
Dec 1883
Oct 1884
foilitext Ere) bl. ,)2
Copies: BR, NY (orig. covers).
Ref.: Andrews ed. 1, p. 13; BM 1: 8; NI 2.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. no. 8. 1966.
Acloque, Alexandre Noel Charles (1871-x), French botanist at Auxi-le-Chateau,
Pas-de-Calais, editor of and contributor to various natural history journals. (Acloque).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 10; BL 2: 97, 190, 204; BM 1: 9, 6: 3; GR
p. 265; Kew 1: 6; LS 681-684; 30434.
Dorfler, Botaniker-Adressbuch 49. 1896.
Tucker, Cat. library Arnold Arb. 1: 28. 1914.
14. Les champignons au point de vue biologique, économique et taxonomique. Paris
(J. B. Bailliére et fils) 1892. 16-mo. (Champignons).
Publ.: Nov 1891 (preface 15 Oct 1891, Nat. Nov. Nov 1891; BF 23 Jan 1892), [1]-viii,
[1]-327, [328 cont.], 60 figs., published in Bibliothéque scientifique contemporaine. The BR,
L and HH copies have a Paris imprint. No copies seen with Le Mans imprint.
Ref.: LS 681.
15. Les lichens étude sur l’anatomie, la physiologie et la morphologie de l’organisme
lichénique. Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils) 1893. Oct. (Lichens).
Publ.: Jan 1893 (J. Bot. Feb 1893; Hedwigia Mar-Apr 1893), p. [i]-vii, [vii cont].,
[1]-376, 82 figs., published in Bibliothéque scientifique nen However Nat. Nov.
Oct 1892 cites this book as of 1892 (announcement only?). The preface date (p. vil)
is 1 Oct 1892. It is possible that copies exist with an 1892 imprint, (but no such copies
have been seen by us). Copies: BR, Stevenson, FH. — No copy seen with Orléans
imprint.
Ref.: BM 1: 9; LS 682.
16. Flore de France contenant la description de toutes les espéces indigénes disposées en
tableaux analytiques et illustrée de 2165 figures représentant les types caractéristiques
des genres et des sous-genres. Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils) 1894. Duod. (Fl. France).
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1894 (preface 7 Apr 1894; “‘paraitra en septembre”’ Nat. Nov. Aug 1893;
‘‘published’”’ Nat. Nov. Mai 1894), p. [1]-816, with a preface in the form of a letter
from E. Bureau. Copies: GH, NY.
Ref. BM 1:9; Kew 1:6:
17. Flores régionales de la France Nord. — Ouest. — Sud-Ouest et Pyrénées — Région
méditerranéenne. — Sud-Est et Alpes [—-] Nord-Est, Vosges et Alsace — Centre [-]
Environs de Paris. Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils), 1904. Duod. (Fl. rég. France).
Publ.: 1904. (Nat. Nov. Aug 1904) Consists of a general preface and the combination of
6
ACOSTA
the special enumerations for the relevant regions incorporated in the regional floras
with the page numbers 48-1 through 48-x. Pagination [1]-8, [48-1]-48-55 (Nord),
[48-1]-48-56 (S.O.), [48-1]-48-56 (Médit.), [48-1]-48-56 (S.E.), [48-1]-48-56 (N.E.),
[48-1]-48-56 (Centre), [48-1]-48-44 (Paris).
These sets of enumerations of the plants of the various regions re-appear in the
regional floras which consist of the Flore de France of 1894, p. [1]-816 with the relevant
**énumeration”’ intercalated between p. 48 and 49. Copy: HH. — The separate floras
are treated below except for the flora of Central France of which we have seen no copy.
18. Flore des environs de Paris (Seine — Seine-et-Oise — Oise [.] Seine-et-Marne — Loiret —
Eure-et-Loir) contenant la description de toutes les espéces indigénes disposées en ta-
bleaux analytiques et illustrée de 2165 figures répresentant les types caractéristiques des
genres et des sous-genres. Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils) 1904. Duod. (FV. env. Paris).
Publ.: Jan 1904 (Nat. Nov. Jan 1904), p. [1]-48, [48-1]-48-44, [49]-816, consists of an
enumeration for the Paris region (48-1 through 48-44) in addition to the material of
the Flore de France. [1-816]. Copy: NY.
1g. Flore du Nord-Est de la France des Vosges et de I’Alsace-Lorraine [.] Marne — Haute-
Marne — Aube — Cote-d’Or [—] Meuse — Meurthe-et-Moselle — Haute-Saone — Belfort —
Vosges [—] Ain — Doubs — Jura [.] Contenant la description de toutes les espéces indigé-
nes disposées en tableaux analytiques et illustrée de 2165 figures représentant les types
caractéristiques des genres et des sous-genres. Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils), 1904. Duod.
(Fl. Nord-Est France).
Publ.: 1904, p. [1]-48, [48-1] — 48-56, [49] — 816, of which p. 1-816 constitute the 1894
Flore de France and the “*48”’ set of pages the regional enumeration. Copy: HH.
20. Flore du Sud-Ouest de la France et des Pyrénées [. ] Gironde — Dordogne — Lot — Corréze
— Aveyron [et Cévennes méridionales] [.] Tarn — Tarn-et-Garonne — Haute-Garonne —
Ariége — Hautes-Pyrénées [—] Gers — Lot-et-Garonne — Basses-Pyrénées — Landes [.]
Contenant la description de toutes les espéces indigénes disposées en tableaux analytiques
et illustrée de 2165 figures représentant les types caractéristiques des genres et des sous-
genres. Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils), 1904. Duod. (Fl. Sud-Ouest France).
Publ.: 1904 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1904), p. [1]-48, [48-1] — 48-56, [49]-816, of which p. 1-816
constitute the 1894 Flore de France and the “‘48” set of pages the regional enumeration.
Copy: HH.
21. Flore du Sud-Est de la France et des Alpes [.] Saone-et-Loire — Rhone — Ain [-]
Haute-Savoie — Savoie — Isére — Ardéche — Drome — Hautes-Alpes [—] Basses-Alpes —
Vaucluse [.] Contenant la description de toutes les espéces indigénes disposées en ta-
bleaux analytiques et illustrée de 2165 figures représentant les types caractéristiques des
genres et des sous-genres. Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils), 1904. Duod. (FI. Sud-Est France).
Publ.: 1904, p. [1]-48, [48-1] — 48-56, [49] — 816, of which p. 1-816 constitute the 1894
Flore de France and the ‘‘48” set of pages the regional enumeration. Copy: HH.
(RE feceINew 11:0;
22. Flore de la Région méditerranéenne de la France [{.] Alpes-maritimes — Var — Bouches-du-
Rhone — Gard — Hérault — Aude — Pyrénées-orientales — Corse [.] Contenant la
description de toutes les espéces indigénes disposées en tableaux analytiques et illustrée
de 2165 figures représentant les types caractéristiques des genres et des sous-genres. Paris
(J. B. Bailliére et fils) 1904. Duod. (Fl. rég. médit. France).
Publ.: 1904, [1]-48, [48-1] — 48-56, [49]-816, of which p. 1-816 constitute the 1894 Flore
de France and the ‘‘48” set of pages the regional enumeration. Copy: NY.
Acosta, Christebal (Christ6vao da Costa) (1512-1580), Portuguese botanist. (C.
Acosta).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 10; BM 1: 9; Colmeiro p. 239; Kew 1: 6;
Langman p. 69; Moebius p. 34, 324; PR 13.
ACOSTA
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist.-nat. Banks 5: 132 (index) 1800.
Tucker, Cat. library Arnold Arb. 1: 28. 1914.
Walter, [introduction to 1964 edition of Tractado] 1964.
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 5, 229, 230. 1965.
Gueria, DSB 1: 47-48. 1970.
EPONYMY: Acosta Loureiro (1790).
23. Tractado de las drogas, y medicinas de las Indias orientales, con sus plantas debuxadas al
bivo por Christoval Acosta medico y cirujano que las vio ocularmente. En el qual se
verifica mucho de lo que escrivio el Doctor Garcia de Orta. Dirigido a la muy noble y
muy mas leal ciudad de Burgos cabega de Castilla y Camara de su Magestad. Burgos
(Martin de Victoria) 1578. Qu. (Tract. drogas med. Ind. or.)
Orig. ed.: 1578, p. [i-xxiv], [1]-448, [1]-38. Copy: NY. — Modern edition Lisboa 1964 by
Jaime Walter, (in Portuguese, with an introduction and notes).
Italian ed.: 1585, Trattato di Christoforo Acosta africano medico, & chirurgo della
historia, natura et virtu delle droghe medicinali, & altri semplici rarissimi, che vengono
portati dalle Indie orientali in Europa ... Venetia (Francesco Ziletti) 1585. Qu.,
[50 p. intr.], [1]-342. Copy: HU.
Latin ed.: See Clusius.
Ref.: BM 1: 9; HU 130; Kew 1: 6; NI 3n; PR 13.
Stafleu, Taxon 16: 141-142. 1967.
Adamovié, Lujo (1864-x) Dalmatian botanist. (Adamovi¢).
HERBARIUM and types: Main collections at B and W, for duplicates see IH.
Ref: WH 25275
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 588-589; Barnhart 1: 12; PFC 2(2): xviii.
24. Die Vegetationsverhdltnisse der Balkanlinder (Mésische Lander) umfassend Serbien,
Altserbien, Bulgarien, Ostrumelien, Nordthrakien und Nordmazedonien ... Mit 49
Vollbildern, 11 Textfiguren und 6 Karten. Leipzig (Engelmann) 1909. Oct. (Vegetations-
verh. Balkanlander).
Publ.: Dec 1909 (Nat. Nov. early Jan 1910), [i]-xvi, [1]-567. Copies: NY, U. — Die
Vegetation der Erde, ed. Engler und Drude, vol. 2.
Adams, Michael Friedrich (1780-1829/1832), Russian botanist and traveller. (M. F.
Adams).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B; also at LE and OXF?
Refs VEloro7:
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 120. 1964 (sub J. F. Adam and M. F. Adams).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 459, 6(1): 887; Barnhart 1: 143; Laségue 415, 416,
421; Lipschitz 1: 15-16 (bibl.), q.v. for further secondary literature and sources; MW
p. 1; PR 15; TR 3-7; Zander ed. 10, p. 590.
HANDWRITING: see Lipschitz & Vasilczenko, Central herb. U.S.S.R., Leningrad 1968,
Doze
NoTE: Michael Friedrich Adams is identical with Johann Friedrich Adam, see PR 13,
who published Decades quinque novarum specierum in Weber und Mohr, Beitr. Naturk. 1:
41-75. 1805. This mix-up was solved by Ledebour (Fl. ross. 1: vii) and Trautvetter (p.
10) ; for full details see Lipschitz. Adams was a member of the St. Petersburg Academy
of Sciences (1804 corr., 1805 adj., 1814 honorary) and teacher at the medical academy
at Moscow (1809 onward). Barnhart lists Adams as Johannes Michael Friedrich; Lip-
schitz as Michael Friedrich.
EPONYMY: Adamsia Willdenow (1808).
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ADANSON
Adanson, Michel (1727-1806), French botanist and explorer, outstanding theoretician,
philosopher and systematist. (Adans.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Personal herbarium at P since 1924. This herbarium had re-
mained in the possession of the Adanson family (Doumet-Adanson and Rocquigny-
Adanson) at Cette and later at La Baleine. It was given to P by the family and is now
kept separate. Annotations are scarce, collectors and localities are rarely mentioned.
The herbarium needs a critical study in order to establish its precise relation with the
Familles des plantes (but see Hallé, 1969). Adanson’s first set of plants collected in Sénégal
(500 specimens) was acquired by the Cabinet du Roi during his life-time; the plants are
now in the herbier général of P. Other Adanson specimens are in the Jussieu and La-
marck herbaria.
Ress 2527.
Stafleu, Adanson’s Familles des plantes ..., in facsimile edition Lehre 1966.
Hallé, L’Herbier de Michel Adanson ..., Adansonia sér. 2.9: 465-486. 1969.
Hepper and Neate, Pl. coll. W. Afr. 1. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 358; Barnhart 1: 16; BM 1: 11; Bossert p. 3;
Dawson p. 6; Frank p. 3; GR p. 265; HU 2: 582 [ind.]; Kew 1: 12; Langman p. 67;
LS 692-693; Moebius Gesch. Bot. p. 441 [index]; Plesch p. 122-123; PR 20-22; SO 645,
646, 1398a, 2542a; Zander ed. 10, p. 59.
Cuvier, Eloge hist. de Michel Adanson. Paris 1807. 32 p.
Scheler, Rev. Hist. Sci. 14: 257-284. 1961.
Stafleu, in L’Heéritier, Sertum anglicum facs. ed. 1963, p. [viii of index].
Stafleu, Taxon 12: 300-301. 1963.
Nicolas, Adanson, the Man, zn Lawrence, ed., Adanson 1: 1-122. 1963 [q.v. for earlier
biographical references] (portr., bibl.)
Stafleu, Adanson and his ‘‘Familles des plantes,” in Lawrence, 7b. 1: 123-264. 1963.
Margadant, ‘The Adanson collection of botanical books and manuscripts, in Lawrence,
ed., Adanson 1: 265-368. 1963 (handwriting).
Heim [ed.] et al., Michel Adanson 1727-1806. Paris 1963 (portr., handwriting).
Traub, Plant Life 19: 12-17. 1963.
Nicolas, Adanson et le mouvement colonial, in Lawrence, ed., Adanson 2: 393-450. 1964.
Monod, L’oeuvre zoologique d’Adanson, in Lawrence, ed., Adanson 2: 499-528. 1964.
Stafleu, Adanson’s sources, references, and abbreviations, in Lawrence, ed., Adanson 2:
529-618. 1964.
Nicolas, J. Agric., trop. Bot. appl. 11: 231-249. 1964.
Nicolas, C. R. Acad Sci. Paris 260: 2107-2109. 1965.
Burtt, Notes R. B. G. Edinburgh 26: 427-431. 1966.
Jacobs, Taxon 15: 51-55. 1966.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 12. 1966.
Stafleu, Adanson’s Familles des plantes, [introduction to facsimile reprint], Lehre 1966,
also in Adanson, Labillardiére, de Candolle, Lehre 1967.
Guédeés, Rev. Hist. Sci. 20: 361-386. 1967.
Hallé, Adansonia 9: 465-487. 1969 (herb.).
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 310-320, 365. 1971.
Lawalrée, Adansonia ser. 2. 15(2): 287-288. 1975.
MANUSCRIPTS AND LIBRARY: For the greater part at the Hunt Institute for Botanical
Documentation, Pittsburgh, Pa., U.S.A.
Ref.: Margadant, The Adanson collection of botanical books and manuscripts, in
Lawrence [ed.], Adanson 1: 265-368. 1963.
EPONYMy (genus): Adansonia Linnaeus (1753); (journals): Adansonia recueil périodique
d’observations botaniques rédigé par ... H. Baillon. Paris. Vol. 1-12. 1860-1879;
Adansonia ... Nouvelle Série. Paris. (Laboratoire de Phanérogamie du Muséum National
d’Histoire Naturelle). Vol. 1-x, 1961-x.
HANDWRITING: Many samples reproduced in Lawrence, ed., Adanson 1, Pittsburgh 1963;
see also Heim et al., Michel Adanson 1727-1806, Paris 1963.
ADANSON
25. Histoire naturelle du Sénégal. Coquillages. Avec la relation abrégée d’un voyage fait en
ce pays, pendant les années 1749, 50, 51, 52 & 53. Paris (Claude-Jean-Baptiste Bauche)
1757. Qu. (Hist. nat. Sénégal).
Orig.: Mai-Jul 1757 (Censor 5 Mai 1757; GGA 25 Jul 1757; J. Scavans Paris Sep 1757),
p. [i-viii], map, [1]-190, [1, h.t.], [i]-xevi, [1]-275, pl. 1-19. Copies: G, HU, NY.
English (London): A voyage to Senegal, the Isle of Goree, and the river Gambia” .
Translated from the French. With notes by an English gentleman, who resided some
time in that country. London (Nourse, Jonhston [sic]), 1759. Oct. Publ.: Mar 1759
(Gentleman’s Mag.; Misc. Corr.), p. [i]-xill, [xiv, adv.], [1]-337, [338, err.]. Copies:
Ewan, G.
English (Dublin): A voyage ... Dublin (G. and A. Ewing, A. James, and H. Bradley).
Duod. Publ.: 1759, p. [i]-vili, [9]-262, map. Copies: HU, NY.
German: 1773, Brandenburg, translated by F. H. W. Martini (n.v., GGA 8 Jul 1773),
Leipzig 1773, id. by Schreber (n.v.; Gel. Zeit. Kiel 25 Aug 1773).
Ref.: BM 1: 8; PR 20; IDG 1335.
Nicolas, in Lawrence [ed.], Adanson 1: 37, 42, 112. 1963.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. no. 27. 1966.
26. Familles des plantes. Paris (Vincent) 1763[-1764], 2 vols. Oct. (Fam. pl.)
Vol. 1: Mar 1764, p. [i*-iv*], [i]-ccexxv, [1]-189, [190, err.], 1 pl. Copies: NY, U.
Vol. 2: Jul-Aug 1763, p. [i], (1)-(24), [i-iti, priv.], [1]-640. Copies: NY, U.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1966, with an introduction by Frans A. Stafleu (p. [i]-
xv), Historiae naturalis classica vol. 46. Copies: FAS, U.
For modern studies on Adanson and his publications see Lawrence [ed.], Adanson 1
(1963) and 2 (1965).
Ref.: BM 1: 11; DA 1967; HU 577; IF p. 675; Kew 1: 12; LS p. 92; MW p. 1; Plesch
Pul22-129-.PR orks p. 715 (DEA.
Chevalier, Michel Adanson, Paris 1934.
Wilmott, Kew Bull. 1935: 91 (proposal to outlaw Adanson; rejected by Int. Bot.
Congr.).
Heim et al., Michel Adanson, de l’Académie Royale des Sciences ... Paris 1963.
Lawrence [ed.]. Adanson. ‘The bicentennial of Michel Adanson’s Familles des plantes.
Part one, Pittsburgh 1963, part two, Pittsburgh 1965.
Nicolas, Adanson, the man, in Lawrence, Adanson 1: 1-122. 1963.
Stafleu, Adanson and the Familles des plantes, in Lawrence, Adanson 1: 123-264.
1963.
Stafleu, Adanson, taxinomiste-philosophe, in R. Heim et al., Michel Adanson, 15-18.
1963.
Leandri, Adansonia ser. 2. 3: 313-326. 1963.
Stafleu, Adanson’s sources, references and abbreviations, in Lawrence, Adanson 2:
528-618. 1965.
Jacobs, Taxon 15: 51-55. 1966.
Burtt, Notes Roy. Bot. Gard. Edinburgh 26: 427-431. 1966.
Stafleu, Adanson’s Familles des plantes, introduction to facsimile reprint, Lehre 1966.
Stafleu, Taxon 16: 57. 1967, 16: 431-435. 1967.
Nicolas, DSB 1: 58-59. 1970.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 365 (index). 1971.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 4. 1975 (sold at £ 280).
27. Familles naturelles des plantes de Michel Adanson ... Deuxiéme édition préparée par
Vauteur, publiée sur ses manuscrits par MM. Alexandre Adanson et J. Payer précédée
dune notice biographique par M. Alexandre Adanson et suivie d’une histoire des famil-
les naturelles des plantes telles qu’elles sont aujourd’hui par M. J. Payer avec des gra-
vures sur bois intercalées dans le texte et représentant les caractéres principaux des
genres ... Tome premier, premiére partie comprenant l’histoire de la botanique et le
plan des familles naturelles des plantes. Paris (Victor Masson), 184.7 [1864]. Oct. (Fam.
nat. pl.)
Publ.: 1864, p. [i*-11*], [i]-[vii], [1]-300, z pl. Copy: NY.
Ref BM Ti Sewir:n12s, PR oo;
AFZELIUS
Adlerz, Ernst (1854-1918), Swedish bryologist, teacher at Orebro. (Adlerz).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: OREB (moss herbarium) — Adlerz’ general herbarium went to
the highschool at Linképing (fide KR), further material at A and GB.
Reps: VEO} 27) IRR pw 4.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 12; CSP g: 15, 13: 32; KR p. 4-5.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(2): 26. 1903, 3(3): 1. pl. 107. 1905 (portr.)
Erikson, Sv. bot. Tidskr. 12: 418-423. 1918 (portr., bibl.)
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 31. 1963.
28. Bidrag till knoppfjdllens anatomi hos trad och buskartade vaxter. Stockholm (P. A.
Norstedt & Séner) 1881. Oct. (n.v.) (Bidr. knoppfjall. anat.)
Publ.: 9 Dec 1881, date of thesis (Nat. Nov. Mar 1882), preprint from Sv. Vet.-Akad.
Bih. 6(2) (15) which was distributed in 1882, even though it is dated 1881; copy
presented on 14 Sep 1881 — 63 p., 4 pl. (27 figs.) (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 12; KR p. 4-5.
Adlerz, Bot. Not. 1880: 180-186 (preliminary).
Bergendal, Bot. Not. 1883: 1-8, 35-43.
29. Bladmossflora for Sveriges lagland med sarskilt avseende pa arternas utbredning inom
Narke. Orebro (Lindhska boktr.) 1907. Oct. (Bladmossfl. Sver. légland).
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1907 vel 1908 prim. (preface 1 Nov 1907), p. [i]-iv, [1]-242, [2, ind.],
pl. t-lvit. Copy: L.
Refs p: 5.
Adlerz, Sv. bot. Tidskr. 2: (65)-(66). 1908.
Arnell, Sv. bot. Tidskr. 2: (46)-(48). 15 Jun 1908.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 31. 1963.
Aellen, Paul (1896-1973), Swiss botanist. (Aellen).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: G; collections from Basel at BAS. The Aellen herbarium
contains the herbaria of G. Herter (Uruguay) and G. Looser (Chile).
Reps WEL as (ed. 6213555) Wea: o7.
Aellen, Jahresbericht 1961-62 der Stiftung ““Herbarium Paul Aellen’”’. Basel 1962,
idem 1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-1965.
Zoller and Greuter, Taxon 25(1): 213-214. 1976.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(4): 40; Barnhart 1: 18; Bossert p. 4; BFM 1172,
1173; Kew 1: 14-15; Langman p. 68: MW p. 2; MW suppl. p. 2.
Roon, Int. direct. spec. pl. tax. 9. 1958.
Anon., Taxon 22: 708. 1973.
Degener and Degener, Newsletter Hawaiian bot. Soc. 12(5): 31. 1973.
Dorr, Mitt. naturwiss. Arbeitskr. Kempten 17(3): 1. 1973.
Botschantzer, Bot. Zhurn. 59(3): [1 p.]. 1974.
Duvigneaud, Soc. Echange Pl. vasc. Eur. occid. Bull. 2(15): 8. 1974.
Hirlimann, Bauhinia 5(2): 103-104. 1974.
Looser, Bol. Soc. Argent. Bot. 15: 479-480. 1974 (portr.)
Brenan, Watsonia 10: 319-320. 1975.
EPONYMY: Aellenia Ulbrich (1934).
Afzelius, Adam (1750-1837), Swedish botanist in Uppsala, traveller in Sierra Leone,
pupil of Linnaeus. (Afzel.)
HERBARIUM and Types: UPS (general and Thunberg herbarium), the set sent to Banks
is at BM, duplicates B, C, K, LD, MO, NY, O, OXF, S, SBT. Botanical mss also at
UPS, other mss. Univ. Library Uppsala.
Ref.: IH 2: 28; KR p. 6 (note).
Vallot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 29: 172. 1882.
II
AFZELIUS
Miller, Taxon 19: 511. 1970.
Hepper and Neate, Pl. coll. W. Africa 2. 1971.
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES: Afzelius studied at Uppsala under Linnaeus (1768, doctor’s degree
1776, medical degree 1797) and followed a career at Uppsala University, e.g. as a
botanical demonstrator, from 1785 onward; he was appointed professor of materia
medica 1812.
Afzelius travelled in England and Scotland from 1789-1790, visiting the main centers
and collecting in the field as well as in the gardens of Kew and Oxford. Thunberg re-
commended Afzelius to Banks for employment on a new tropical expedition. William
Wilberforce, the philantropist and politician who was associated with the Sierra Leone
Company, asked Banks to nominate a botanist to serve for the company at Free Town.
The Sierra Leone Company was the successor to the Anti-Slavery Society, both humani-
tarian undertakings connected with the abolishment of slavery. The Sierra Leone
Company was founded in 1791 and opened its settlement at Freetown in 1792. The early
history of this undertaking is illustrated in an interesting way by Afzelius’ letters to
Banks and Smith. Banks recommended Afzelius “‘a gentlemen by birth, attached to
Uppsala University, and standing high as a botanist’’ for the post providing suitable
conditions were offered. Afzelius left early 1792 for Sierra Leone and stayed there at first
until the end of 1793, working under difficult conditions, sending fruits, seeds, bulbs,
living and dried plants to Banks and the Directors of the Company. The living plants
were transferred to Kew. In March 1794 Afzelius left for a second trip to Sierra Leone
arriving April 22nd, but ran into the French raid of April 28th, losing most of his equip-
ment. Banks sent new supplies and in 1795 and 1796 Afzelius made new collections. The
dried plants were sent to Banks, the Directors of the Sierra Leone Company, to Sir James
Edward Smith and to Forster and Thunberg. Afzelius returned to England in 1796, and
to Sweden late 1799. He kept a West-African herbarium of his own and planned to
publish a Flora et fauna guineensis. During his stay in Sierra Leone Afzelius was in contact
by correspondence with Banks, Smith, and Thunberg. His collection of fruits was worked
upon by J. D. Hooker.
After his return to Sweden Afzelius published relatively little: some papers on Guinean
plants. He edited Linnaeus’ “‘Egenhandige anteckningar om sig self” (1823).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 18; BB p. 2; BM 1: 14; CSP 1: 22; Dawson
p- 6-8, 821, 869, 915; Frank p. 3; GR p. 470; Jackson p. 250; Kew 1: 16-17; KR p. 5-7
(d. 1836, ‘‘the year certainly wrong,”’ Barnhart); LS 759-760; Laségue 344, 355, 444,
504; NBD 1: 356; PR 25-32; SO ind. p. 7; Zander p. 590.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 66.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist.-nat. Banks 5: 133 [index]. 1800.
Anon., K. Vet. Akad. Handl. 1836: 342-345; Flora 23: 107-112. 1840 (bibl. from Kong].
Vet. Akad. Handl. 1838); see also Flora 20: 112. 1837 (note).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 26. 1903, 3(3): I. 1905.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 427. 1916.
Juel, Levnadsteckningar K. Sv. Vet.-akad. Ledam6ter 102. 1930.
Dawson, The Smith papers 8. 1934.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 11. 1936.
Lindroth, Lychnos 1944-45: 1-54.
Léwegren, Naturaliekabinett i Sverige under 1700-talet 400 [index]. 1952.
Kup, ed., Stud. Ethnogr. Uppsal. 27: i-xv, 1-181. 1967 (on his Sierra Leone journal
1795-1796).
Widstrand, Stud. Ethnogr. Uppsal. 27: xi-xv. 1967.
Coats, The plant hunters 26, 91, 247. 1969.
EPONYMy: Afzelia J. F. Gmelin (1792, nom. rej.); Afzelia J. E. Smith (1798, nom. cons.) ;
Afzeliella Gilg (1898).
30. De vegetabilibus suecanis observationes et experimenta, quorum sectionis prioris partem
primam consensu ampl. fac. phil. Ups. proponunt Adamus Afzelius ... et Andr. Magn.
Wadsberg ... in Auditorio Gustaviano majori d. ii mart. ann. mdcclxxxv. Uppsala
(Joh. Edman), 1785. Qu. + (Veg. suec.)
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AGARDH, CG. A.
Publ.: 11 Mar 1785 (date on which the thesis was defended), p. [i-iv], 1-36. Copy: GH.
Ref.: BM 1: 14; Kew 1: 16; KR p. 6; PR 25.
31. Genera plantarum guineensium revisa et aucta, quorum partem primam consensu exp.
fac. med. ups. proponunt Adamus Afzelius, ... et Nicol. Wilhelmus Elgenstierna, ... in
auditorio Gust. maj. die 9 junii 1804. Uppsala (Edmann) [1804]. Qu. + (Gen. pl. guin.)
Publ.: 9 Jun 1804, p. [i-iv], [1]-26, [2, expl. pl.], 1 pl. (affixed to title page). Copies: G(2),
HU Es MON Y:
ejesnis Men ig eiNew ott sho p.10: (10. 10) bRe 27.
32. Remedia guineensia, quorum collectionem primum Cons. exp. Fac. Med. Ups.
praeside Adamo Afzelio, ... pro gradu medico p.p. Johannes Ulr. Nyberg, Holmiensis.
In audit. botanico die xix maji mdcccxiii. Uppsala (Stenhammar et Palmblad) 1813.
Qu. (Rem. guin.)
Publ.: In all ten dissertations (title of no. 1 above), nos. 1-7, Uppsala (Stenhammar et
Palmblad), 8-10, id. (Zeipel et Palmblad). Nos. 1-9 to be attributed to Afzelius, no. 10
to the “‘auctor” (mentioned as such on t.p.) Gustavus Jacob. Ortenblad (1788-1837),
see KR p. 6, 794. Copy: HU.
collect. pages date resp.
I [1]-8 19 Mai 1813 J. U. Nyberg
2 [i], [9]-16 22 Mai 1813 J. J. Kallstenius
3 [i-ili], [17]-24 6 Jun 1814 P. Brandelius
4 [i-ii], [25]-32 8 Feb 1815 (handwr.) C. O. Bange
12 Dec 1814 (printed, canc.)
5 [31]-38, 7 pl. 8 Apr 1815 O. Lindbom
6 li-iv], [39]-46 3 Mai 1815 D. Ekelund
a li-iv], [47]-54 3 Mai 1815 J. A. Frestadius
8 [i-iv], [55]-62 14 Jun 1815 C. Hjorth
9 [i-iv], [63]-68 13 Dec 1815 C. A. Thelning
10 [i], [69]-78 16 Apr 1817 G. J. Ortenblad (author)
33- Stirpium in Guinea medicinalium species cognitae, quorum fasciculum primum venia
exp. Fac. Med. Ups. praeside Adamo Afzelio, ... pro gradu medico p.p. auctor Axelius
Flygare ... in audit. botanic. die xi Junii mdcccxvii. Uppsala (Zeipel et Palmblad)
[1817]. Qu. (Stirp. Guinea med.)
Fasc. 1 (as above): 11 Jun 1817 (t.p., also Svensk Lit.-Tidn. Jun 1817), p. [i-iv], [1]-8.
Copy: HU. — To be attributed to the auctor Axel Flygare (1792-1833) rather than to
Afzelius. (KR p. 6, 191.)
Fasc. 2: 9 Dec 1825, p. [i-11]. [g]-16. Copy: HU. —“‘... p.p. auctor Fredericus Ad. Alner
... in auditorio medico die ix decemb. mdcccxxv’’. Uppsala (Regio Academiae
Typographi). Author: Fredric Adolph Alner (1795-1834), (KR p. 12, 29).
34- Reliquiae afzelianae, sistentes icones fungorum, quos in Guinea collegit et in aere
incisas excudi curavit Adamus Afzelius. Interpretatur E. Fries. Uppsala (Edquist soc.)
1860. Fol. (Relig. afzel.)
Publ.: Dec 1860 or 1861? (p. ii: Cal. Dec 1860; Flora 21 Nov 1861, “neu erschienen’’),
p. [i-vi], pl. 1-12 (30 species, text by Elias Magnus Fries) brown copper engravings.
Copies: NY, Stevenson (2 copies).
iefo wb Man Ac Kew tigi 7 yn pai 32.
Agardh, Carl Adolf (1785-1859), Swedish algologist, professor at Lund (1807-1835),
later bishop of Karlstad.(C. Agardh).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Mainly at LD. Duplicates were issued labelled ‘‘Agardh’s
Herbarium.” — Correspondence in Lund University Library.
keys; Meh 1i(ed.16)): 355.) 22028:
Hard av Segerstad, C. A. Agardh’s Fanerogamherbarium, Medd. Varml. naturhist.
For. 1 (1928). Karlstad.
a3
AGARDH, G. A.
Womersley, Austr. J. mar. freshwater Res. 7(3): 345. 1956.
Torje, De botaniska institutionerna vid Lunds Universitet, Ur Lunds Universitets
Historia 3, Lund 1968. (Acta Univ. Fund; sect. 1, Theol., Jur. Human. 6).
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart1:19; BM 1:15; Bossert p.4; CSP 1: 22, 6: 564;
Frank p. 1; GR p. 470; IF p. 761; Jackson p. 513 [index]; Kew 1: 17-18; KR p. 8-13
(bibl.) ; Lasegue p. 559 [index]; Langman p. 67; Moebius p. 44 [index]; LS 761; MW
p. 2; NI 5-6; PR 34-54; SO 2668-2672.
Wikstrém, Conspectus 11-21, 313-315. 1831.
Agardh, J., Flora 42: 96, 318-320. 1859.
Anon., J. Proc. Linn. Soc. 4: xliv-xlv. 1860.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 66.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Litt. Lichenologie 2: 6, 101-102. 1869.
Areschoug, Lefnadsteckn. K. Sv. Akad. Ledam. 1869-1873(1) : 283-296 (bibl.)
Marchesetti, Atti Museo civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 130. 1895.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 26-27. 1903, 3(3): 1-2, pl. 66. 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 1. 1906.
Carlsson, Sv. biogr. lex. 1: [p. 1-16, repr.] 1917-1918 (bibl., portr.)
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 290. 1921 (corr. Schweinitz-Torrey).
Christensen, Danske Bot. Hist. 1: 229, 374. 1924, 2: 512. 1926.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 165. 1942.
Gertz, Bot. Not. 1946: 315-321 (C.A. on flora of Holland).
Stafleu, Taxon 15: 276-277. 1966.
Eriksson, DSB 1: 69-70. 1970.
Martin, in Lenley et al., Index corresp. ‘Torrey 445. 1973.
Stafleu, zn Daniels et Stafleu, Taxon 24: 16. 1975.
COLLECTED PAPERS: C. A. Agardhs Samlade Skrifter af blandadt innehall, 2 vols. Lund
(Berlin) 1863.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Kunth, Syn. pl. aequin., Algae, 1: 1-6. 9 Dec. 1822; Presl, Relig. Haenk.,
Algae, 1(1): 8-12. 1825.
EPONYMY: Agardhia S. F. Gray (1821); Agardhia K. P. J. Sprengel (1824); Agardhina
Nardo (1834).
Note: Agardhiella K. J. F. Schmitz (1896), Agardhinula G. B. De Toni (1897) and Neo-
agardhiella M. J. Wynne & W. R. Taylor (1973) are dedicated to Jacob Georg Agardh
(1813-1901), q.v.
35- Dissertatio botanica, sistens caricographiam scanensem, quam, consent. ampliss. facult.
philos. publico examini subjiciunt Carolus A. Agardh ... et Johan Rabbén ... in
Lyceo Carolino die [...] Dec. mdcccvi. L. H. S. Lund (Berling) [1806]. Qu. (Diss. bot.
caricogr. scan.)
Publ.: 4 Mar 1807 — p. [1]-22, precise date on t.p. left open. ‘The NY copy has no precise
date filled in; the HH copy has iv. Mart. filled in (with ink), cancelling “Dec.” and
adding one i to mdcccvi making the date on which the dissertation was defended, and
presumably the date of publication, 4 Mar 1807.
Ref.: Kew p. 8; KR p. 8; PR 34.
36. Dispositio algarum sueciae, quam, publico examini subjiciunt Carl Adolf Agardh ..
& Gustav Sannberg Blekingus die viii decembris mdcccx. p. i. h. & l.s. Lund (Berling)
1810. Qu. (Disp. alg. suec.)
Pars 1: as above, 8 Dec 1810, p. [1]-16. Copy: PCS.
Pars 2: “‘... & Johannes Bruzelius, Scanus. Die xi decembris mdcccxi. p. ii. h. & Ls.”
Lund (Berling) 1811. Qu. Publ.: 11 Dec 1811, p. [i], 17-26. Copy: PCS.
Pars 3: “*... & Elias Magnus Fries, Smolandus. Die [in handwriting :] xv maji [original
April date deleted] mdcccxii. p. iii. h. et 1.s.’’ Lund (Berling) s.d. Qu. Publ.: 15 Mai
1812, P- » LH, 27-34. Copy: PCS.
Pars 4: “*... & David Sjéstrém, Smolandus. Die [in handwriting:] xvi maji [original
14
AGARDH, G. A.
April date deleted] mdcccxii. p. iv. h. et l.s.”” Lund (Berling) 1812. Qu. Publ.: 16 Mai
1812, p. [i-iii], [35-42]. Copy: PCS.
Pars 5: ‘‘... & Jac. Ekelund, Gothoburgensis. Die [in handwriting:] xxvi maji [original
April date deleted] mdcccxii. p. v. h. et l.s.”” Lund (Berling) 1812. Qu. Publ.: 26 Mai
1812, p. [1-1], 43-45. Copy: PCS.
Trade issue: ““Dispositio algarum sueciae. Auctore Carolo Adolfo Agardh ...’? Lund
(Berling) 1812. Qu., p. [i], [1]-45. Copy: NY.
Ref.: KR p. 9 (no. 20); PR 35.
37- Algarum decas prima, quam publico examini subjiciunt Carl Ad. Agardh, ... et
Petrus Abraham Asping, Scanus. Die xix decemb. a. mdcccxii. Lund (Berling) 1812. Qu.
(Alg. dec. prima).
Decas prima: as above, publ.: 19 Dec 1812, p. [1]-15. Copy: PCS.
Decas secunda: Quam venia incliti Ord. Philos. Lund. praeside Carolo Ad. Agardh, ...
pro laurea exhibet Carolus M. Bagenholm, Wermelandus. In Lyceo Carol. die xii
junii mdcccxii. Lund (Berling) 1813. Qu. Pudl.: 12 Jun 1813, p. [i], 17-28. Copy: PCS.,
Decas tertia: Quam, ... pro gradu philosophico exhibet N. J. Sommelius, Ostrogothus.
In Lyceo Carol. die iv Junii mdcccxiv. Lund (Berling) 1804. Qu. Publ.: 4 Jun 1814,
p. [i-ii], 29-40. Copy: PCS.
Decas quarta: Quam ... pro laurea publico examini subjicit Jonas Sandell, a sacris. In
Lyceo Carolino die xv junii mdcccxv. Lund (Berling) 1815. Qu. Publ.: 15 Jun 1815,
p- [i-t1], 41-56. Copy: PCS (lacks the two plates, see below).
Trade issue: ‘‘Algarum decas prima. Auctore Carolo Ad. Agardh.” Lund (Berling) 1812,
p. [1]-15, z pl.; id. Decas secunda. Lund (id.) 1813, p. [i], 17-28; id. Decas tertia. Lund
(id.) 1814, p. [1-11], 29-40; id. Decas quarta. Lund (id.) 1815, p. [i-ii], 41-56, 2 pl. (nos.
2 and 8 K.V.A.H. 1814). Copies: BR (has the two plates), MO, NY (one plate).
Ref.: KR p. 9-10 (no. 22); PR 36.
38. Synopsis algarum Scandinaviae, adjecta dispositione universali algarum. Lund (Berling)
1817. Oct. (in fours) (Syn. alg. Scand.)
Publ.: Mai-Dec 1817 (p. vii: 1 Mai 1817), p. [i]-xl, [1]-135. Copies: BR, HH, NY. —
A copy in quarto is at LD (fide KR).
Ref.: BM 1: 15; Kew 1: 17; KR p. 10 (no. 28); PR 37; IDC 7405.
39- Aphorismi botanict. Quos, venia ampliss. ord. philos. Lund. praeside Carolo Ad.
Agardh ... pro gradu philosophico p.p. Johan Forsander, Smolandus. In Lyceo Caro-
lino d. xiii Juni mdcccxvii. P. i. Lund (Berling) 1817. Oct. [— xvi, 1826]. + (Aphor. bot.)
Publ.: A series of sixteen dissertations, each with a separate title-page, citing defendant
and date as follows:
number pages date defendant
I [a], [1]-14 13 Jun 1817 Johan Forsander
2 [i], 15-28 13 Jun 1817 Petrus Ahlquist
3 [i-1i], 29-42 14 Jun 1817 Carolus Emanuel Hallstrom
4 [1-11], 43-56 14 Jun 1817 Johannes Bruzelius
5 [1-11], 57-70 16 Jun 1819 Nicolaus Kihlgren
6 [1-11], [71 ]-86 21 Dec 1821 L. G. Starck
i] [i-ii], 87-102 21 Dec 1821 Abraham Rahnberg
8 [i-ii], 103-118 19g Jun 1822 Johannis Dahl
9 [i-ii], 119-134 19 Jun 1822 Samuel Lyckberg
10 [i], 135-150 2 Jun 1823 C. A. Bergman
II [i], 151-166 23 Mai1823_~—SG.. W.. Fagerlund
12 [i], 167-182 31 Mai1823~=— Arvid Bruzelius
13 [i-i1], 183-198 6 Jun 1823 G. C. Ljungstedt
14 [i-ii], 199-214 13 Jun 1824 L. A. Wadstein
15 [i-iv], 215-230 13 Jun 1824 G. J. Tonningh
16 [i-i11], 231-246 Jun 1826 Bror Emil Hildebiand
“Obgleich noch nicht im Buchhandel, dennoch unter den Botanikern vom Fach allge-
15
AGARDH, G. A.
mein verbreitet’”? (Eschweiler 1828). Page [iii] of pars 16 contains a note by Agardh,
dated 28 Mar 1826, explaining that the text was distributed only in June but set up in
type and awaiting publication somewhat earlier.
The Classes plantarum, 2 parts, 1825 (see below) continued the Aphorismi to some extent
as a Summary.
Copies: USDA (complete); HH (incompl.); NY (incompl.).
Rep BMpis 153) Wewor 175 IR ps 12 sees 7 Ons Rago:
Eschweiler, Literaturbl. reine angew. Bot. 1(2): 224-235. 1828.
40. Dissertatio de metamorphosi algarum, quam venia amplissimi ordinis phil. Lundens.
Praeside Carolo Ad. Agardh, ... pro gradu philosophico p.p. Joach. Akerman, Scanus.
In Lyceo Carolino die xxvii maji mdcccxx. Lund (Berling) 1820. Oct. (Diss. metam. alg.)
Publ.: 27 Mai 1820, p. [i-ii], [1]-18. Copies: PCS, UC. Reviewed in Flora 3: 523-526.
7 Sep 1820. Reprinted Isis 1820: 644-654; German translation Beilschmied, Flora
6(1); Beil. 2: 17-41. 1823.
Ref.: BM 1: 15; Kew 1: 17; KR p. 10 (no. 30) (q.v. for further refs.); PR 39.
Chamisso, Verh. Ges. naturf. Fr. Berlin 1(3): 173-180. 1821.
Schrank, Flora 6(2) Beil. 1: 18. 1823.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher no. 120. 1942.
41. Icones algarum ineditae fasciculus primus. Lund (Berling), 1820. Qu. [fasc. 2, Stock-
holm (Eckstein) 1821] f (Icon. alg.)
Fasc. 1: Lund 1820, publ. Aug-Nov, p. [i-vi], pl. 2-10, p. [vul-vili]. Copies: FH, L, NY,
PCS. — Not yet out on 12 Aug 1820 (fide Mnemosyne, Ago, 12 Aug 1820) but avail-
able later in the year (Flora received it on 7 Dec 1820; earliest review 30 Jan 1821,
Allg. Repert. neuesten In. Ausl. Lit. 1821 (1, 2): 82).
Fasc. 2: Stockholm 1821 (publ. 1822?), p. [i-vii], pl. rz-20. Copies: FH, K, L, NY, PCS. -
Received by the Swedish Academy in 1822 (earliest mention K. Vetensk. Acad.
Handl. ser. 2. 10: 468. 1822. PR even cites “‘1822.’’) ‘The plates are copper engravings
by A. Arvidsson.
Ed. 2: “... Fasciculi qui exstant duo. Editio nova,” Lund (Berling), 1846 (rev. Bot.
Zeit. 20 Nov 1846), [6] p. text, pl. r-20. Text by J. G. Agardh. Copies: FH, PCS.
Ref.: BM ir-153 Kewir: 18; KR p.145 (N16; PR 4o.
Anon., Flora 5: 399-400. 1822 (rev. fasc. 1), 6: 254, 727-729. 1823 (rev. fasc. 2).
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher no. 121, 122, 125. 1942.
42. Species algarum rite cognitae, cum synonymis, differentiis specificis et descriptionibus
succinctis. Lund (Berling), Greifswald (Ernst Mauritius) 1820-1828, 2 vols. Oct. (Spec.
vA
alg.)
vol. | “pars | \pages dates imprint
I I [i-iv], [1 ]-168 1820, probably Jan-Apr Lund
2 [v-vi], 169-398 1822, probably Oct Lund
[vii-vili], [399]-531 1823, early absent
2 I [i*], [i]-Ixxvi, [1]-189 1828, Sep-Dec Greifswald
Copies exist of vol. 1 with imprints ‘“‘Lundae 1820,” “‘Gryphiswaldiae 1821” (vol. 1,
pars 1, BR, G, NY) (perhaps also 1820, n.v.), Lund 1822 (vol. 1, pars 2, BR, NY),
““Gryphiswaldiae 1823” (vol. 1, BR, G, NY) and “‘Gryphiae”’ 1828 (vol. 2, BR, G, MO,
NY). For a commentary see also below (Syst. alg.) According to Flora (12: 186. 28 Mar
1829) vol. 2 was to appear only at Easter 1829. Copies of vol. 1 have various combinations
of title-pages and half titles.
Facsimile ed.: Amsterdam (A. Asher en Co.) 1969. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 15; Kew 12:17; KR p. 10; MW p. 23 PR 41; IDG 5271.
Anon., Flora 5: 385-399. 1822 (extensive review).
Kuntze, Rev:'gen. 1:/exxii. 1891:
Nordstedt, Bot. Not. 1914: 144.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher no. 123. 1942.
Stafleu, Taxon 19: 630-632. 1970.
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AGARDH, CG. A.
43- Systema algarum. Lund (Berling) 1824. Oct. (Syst. alg.)
Publ.: Mai-Sep 1824 (prob. Sep; fide letter Agardh to de Candolle 24 Sep 1824), p. [i]-
XXXVill, [1]-312. Copies: BR, HU. — Bruzelius, Observationes in genus Charae, 1824,
has priority (28 Feb 1824).
The letters written by C. A. Agardh to A. P. de Candolle, preserved at the Con-
servatoire botanique de Genéve, shed some light on the history of the publication of
the Species algarum and the Systema algarum. The publication of Agardh’s Species algarum
(1820-1828) was interrupted in 1823 because of difficulties between the publisher and
the printers. In a letter dated December 1822 Agardh informed A. P. de Candolle
that the Species (1, 2. 2) was “‘au point d’étre publié a Leipzic.”’ It is difficult to tell,
however, when [in 1823] this part was actually published. In his letter of 1 June 1823
Agardh does not mention the fascicle, but on 15 April 1824 he takes it for granted that
his correspondent had duly received it. In this letter, however, he states the reason
why publication came to a temporary standstill (the next part came out late 1828) and
why he planned to publish his, much shorter, Systema algarum. The letter runs as
follows (translation, relatively free) :
“Thanks to a quarrel between the publisher and the printer the continuation is
impossible for some time. However, systems of algae are published left and right; new
genera are made without examination of the species and hence increase the confusion.
I am therefore forced to publish a small Synopsis of 10-15 sheets, which will contain
my genera and all species with their diagnoses, their complete synonymy and their
habitat ....”” The rest of the letter repeats more or less what is said in the preface of
the Systema algarum. Agardh promises to send the book as soon as it is out. On 24
September of the same year he sends a copy. Actual publication therefore took place
between 15 April and 24 September, most probably nearer to the end than to the
beginning of that period.
Facsimile ed.: Amsterdam (Asher) 1965. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 15; Kew 1: 17; KR p. 11; MW p. 2; PR 42; IDC 5272.
Oken, Isis 16(3): 340-352. 1825.
Koster, Preface [to fascimile edition], Amsterdam 1965.
Stafleu, Taxon 15: 276-277. 1966.
44. Classes plantarum. Quas, venia ampl. ord. philos. Lund. praeside Carolo Ad. Agardh,
... p.p. L. P. Holmberg, Scanus. Die xx maji, anno mdcccxxv. |.h.q.s. p. i. Lund
(Berling) 1825. Oct. (CI. pl.)
Pars 1: 20 Mai 1825, p. [i-ii], [1]-12. Copies: MO, PCS.
Pars 2: “*... p.p. Petrus M. Lundstrém, Scanus. Die xx maji, anno mdcccxxv. |.h.q.s.
p. . “Lund (Berling) 1825. Oct. Publ.: 20 Mai 1825, p. [i-ii], 13-22, table. Copies:
MO, PCS.
Reprint: Isis 1826(1): 580-593. — Ref.: KR p. 12 (no. 62); PR 43.
45- Icones algarum europaearum. Représentation d’algues européennes suivie de celle des
espéces exotiques les plus remarquables récemment découvertes. Leipzig (Voss) 1828-
1835. Oct. (Icon. alg. eur.)
part plates date notes
I I-10 1828, late ALZ 13 Dec 1828
2 II-20 1829, med. cover dated 1828, corrected 1829; ALZ Oct 1829
3 21-30 1830 cover dated 1828
4 31-40-1835
Plates with unnumbered text. The cover used for the parts was the same, the numbers
being filled in by hand. Livr. 4 is announced as published in the Leipziger Messekatalog
31 Mar 1830 [sic], (see Flora 13: 269. 1830) but this does not prove actual availability
on that date. Copies: BR (covers parts 1-3), PCS (complete with final t.p.)
Rep MGle Th pew Taito.) Rip, 11s N15. PR qo.
46. Ldrobok i botanik. Malm (printed by N. H. Thomson, for C. W. K. Gleerup) 1829-
1832. 2 vols. Oct. (in fours) (Ldrob. Bot.)
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AGARDH, GA.
Férsta Afdelningen: Organografi. Malm6, 1829-1830 (p. vil: 11 Mai 1830), p. [i-xv], [1]-
416, pl. 1-4. Copy: HU.
Andra Afdelningen: Wext-Biologi. Malmé6, 1830-1832 (pref. 24 Jun 1832) (h.t.: Alman
Wext-Biologi), p. [i-x], [1]-460, [2, err.], z pl. Copy: HU.
German ed.: Lehrbuch der Botanik, 1831-1832.
Erste Abtheilung: Organographie. Kopenhagen (Guldendal) 1831, publ. 18 Jun-Sep
1831 (pref. 18 Jun 1831; Dansk Litt. Tid. Sep 1831), p. [i]-xii, [1]-436, 4 pl. Copy: HU.
— Preface by J. W. Hornemann, translated by L. Meyer. Second t.p.: ““Organogra-
phie'der Pllanzen’.).)).77
Zweite Abtheilung: Biologie. Greifswald (E. A. Koch) 1832, publ. Aug-Dec 1832 (pref.
Aug), p. [ii*], [1]-vi, [1]-479. 2 pl. Copy: HU. — Preface by C. F. Hornschuch, trans-
lated by F. C. H. Creplin. Second t.p. [i]: ‘“‘Allgemeine Biologie der Pflanzen ....”
Ref.: KR p. 12-13 (no. 64).
47. Conspectus criticus diatomacearum, quem venia amp. ord. phil. Lundensis praeside
Carolo Ad. Agardh, ... pro exercitio publice defendet C. P. Lilljeborg, Scanus, in
Lyceo Car. die iv Dec mdcccxxx. P. I. Lund (Berling) 1830. Oct. (in fours) (Consp.
diatom, )
Publ.: Four parts, each defended by a different student, issued as follows (Copies: FH,
NY, PCS, USDA):
Fen yall pel ne 4 Dec 1830 C. P. Lilljeborg
2 [iti], 17-32 20Dec1830 Fred. Wahlgren
3 [i], 33-48 22 Jun 1831 O. J. Torslow
4 [i-ti], 49-66 15 Jun 1832 Eduard M. H66k
Ref.: BM 1: 15; Kew 1: 18; KR p. 11; PR 53; IDC 6439.
Deby, Synonymie des diatomées décrites dans le Conspectus .
Bull. Soc. belge Micr. 4: clxii-clxx, 1877-78.
Agardh, Jacob Georg (1813-1901), Swedish botanist, son of C. A. Agardh, professor
of botany at Lund (1847-1879) (7. Agardh).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: LD. — Duplicates see IH.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 28.
Anon., Nat. Nov. 17: 310. Jul 1895 (‘‘Prof. J. G. Agardh hat seine prachtige Algen-
sammlung der Universitat Lund geschenkt’’).
Anon., Hedwigia 34 (Rep.): 67. 1895.
Womersley, Austr. J. mar. freshwater Res. 7(3): 345. 1956.
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 19; BM 1: 15-16; Bossert p. 4; CSP 1: 22-
23, 7: 11, 9: 17, 13: 36; Frank p. 4; GR p. 470; Kew 1: 18-19; KR p. 13-19 (bibl.);
Laségue p. 559 [index]; Moebius p. 66-68, 88, 91, 92; MW 1: 2; PR 55-66; SO ind. p. 7.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cviii. 1883.
Marchesetti, Atti Museo civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 130. 1895.
Barton, J. Bot. 39: 143-144. 1901.
Bergendal, Nord. Univ. Tidskr. Arg. 1 (1900-1901) (n.v.)
Bornet, C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris 132: 233-234. 1901.
De Toni, Nuova Notarisia 13: 1-28. 1go1 (portr., bibl.), repr. Padova 1go1, 31 p.
Magnus, Naturw. Rundschau 16(g): [4 p. repr.]. 1901 (Copies: B, L).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 27. pl. 6. 1903, 3(3): 2. pl. 70. 1905 (portr.)
Eriksson, Levnadsteckn. K. Sv. Vetensk. Akad. Ledam. 5(89): 1-136. 1916 (portr., bibl.
by Krok).
Svedelius, Sv. biogr. lex. 1: 268-274. 1917-1918 (portr., bibl.), also as repr.p. I-7.
Christensen, Dansk Bot. Hist. 2: 512. 1926.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 7. 1941.
Hjelmquist, Bot. Not. 111(1): 5-9. 1958 (portr.)
Eriksson, DSB 1: 70-71. 1970.
Lenley et al., Gat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 2. 1973.
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AGARDH, J. G.
Martin, in Lenley et al., Index corr. Torrey 445. 1973.
Stafleu, zn Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 24: 26. 1975 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Agardhiella K. J. F. Schmitz (1896) ; Agardhinula G. B. De Toni (1897); Weo-
agardhiella M. J. Wynne & W. R. Taylor (1973).
48. De Pilularia dissertatio botanica, quam consent. ampliss. philos. ord. Lundensi
publice defendet Jac. Georg. Agardh, ... respondente Henrico Leche, Scano. In Acad.
Carolina die xx dec. mdcccxxxiii. Lund (Berling) 1833. Qu. (Pilularia).
Publ.: 20 Dec 1833, p. [i], [1]-29, tabl. Copies: MO, PCS.
Ref.: KR p. 17 (no. 42); PR 55.
49- Synopsis generis Lupini quam, venia ampl. Fac. philos. Lundens. publice defendet
Jac. G. Agardh ... respondente Guil. Flensburg, Scano. Die xiv decembris a:o
mdcccxxxv. Part. 1. Lund (Berling) [1835]. Oct. (in fours) (Syn. Lupini).
Thesis ed.: A series of three dissertations, published as follows (Copy: PCS):
1: [i*-11*], [i]-xiv, 14 Dec 1835, Guil. Flensburg.
2: [i-li], [1]-20, 14 Dec 1835, Laur. Andr. Tragardh.
3: [i], 21-43, 14 Dec 1835, Olav. Johanne Halk.
Trade ed.: 14, Dec 1835, p. [i*], [i]-xiv, [1]-43, 2 pl. Copies: G, MO, NY (1 pl.). — Lund
(C. F. Berling).
Ref.: KR p. 17 (no. 44); PR 56; IDC 7131.
50. Novitiae florae Sueciae ex algarum familia, quas in itineribus ad oras occidentales Sueciae
annis 1832-1835 collegit et cum observationibus diagnosticis et geographicis, adsentiente
ampliss. facultate philos. Lundensi, p.p. Jacobus G. Agardh, Bot. Docens. Respondente
Theodoro Schagerstrém, Scano. In Academia Carolina die xiv Maji mdcccxxxvi. P. i.
Lund (Carolus Fr. Berling) 1836. Oct. ¢ (Novtt. fl. Suec. alg.)
Publ.: 14 Mai 1836 (Lit. Zeit. Berlin 22 Jun 1836), p. [i-iv], [1]-16. Copies: FH, NY, PCS.
hej ews 16s OR op.) 13 (no. 2)
51. Recensio specierum generis Pteridis. Lund (Berling), Lund (C. W. K. Gleerup), Leipzig
(F. C. W. Vogel) 1839. Oct. (in fours) (Recens. spec. Pter.)
Publ.: Jul-Oct 1839 (p. iv: 1 Jul 1839; Lit. Zeit., Berlin 6 Nov 1839, ABD 8 Nov 1839),
p. [1*], [11*], [i]-vi, [1]-86. Copies: G, HU, L, MO, NY, US.
Ref.: KR p. 17 (no. 43).
52. Algae maris mediterranei et adriatici, observationes in diagnosin specierum et disposi-
tionem generum. Paris (Fortin, Masson) 1842. Oct. (Alg. mar. medit.)
Publ.: 9 Apr 1842 (BF), p. [i*], [i]-x, [1]-164. Copies: G, PCS.
Ref.: BM 1: 15; Kew: 18; KR p. 14; PR 59.
Kiutzing, Bot. Zeit. 1: 466-470. 1843.
53+ In systemata algarum hodierna adversaria scripsit Jacobus Agardh, quae venia ampliss.
facultatis philosophicae pro exercitio disputaturus defendet N. J. Wetterquist, Vestro-
Gothus. In auditorio botanica die xxii maj. mdcccxliv. Lund (Berling) 1844. Oct. (in
fours) (Syst. alg. advers.)
Pars [1]: 22 Mai 1844 (date on cover, rd. by Regensburg Sep 1844), p. [i of cover], [1]-
16. Copies: FH, G, L, PCS.
Pars [2]: 22 Mai 1844, resp. O. Nic. Hammar, p. [i], 17-32. Copy: PCS.
Pars [3]: 22 Mai 1844, resp. C. O. N. Dahlgren, p. [i], 33-56. Copy: PCS.
Trade ed.: 22 Mai— Aug 1844, p. [i, cover], [1]-56. Oct. (in fours). Title: “‘In systemata
... adversaria scripsit Jacobus G. Agardh. Lundae, Typis Berlingianis. mdcccxliv.”’
Copies: G, L, NY. :
Ref.: KR p. 14 (no. 12); BM 1: 15; Kew 1: 18; PR 60.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 2: 874-876. 20 Dec 1844.
54. Species genera et ordines algarum, seu descriptiones succinctae specierum, generum et
ordinum, quibus algarum regnum constituitur. Lund (C. W. K. Gleerup; 3(4.) Malm-
strém) 1848-1901, 3 vols. Oct. (Spec. gen. ord. alg.)
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Vol. r: Apr-Sep 1848 (p. iv: 9 Apr 1848; Bot. Zeit. 27 Oct 1848, rev. Gersdorf 17 Nov
1848), p. [11*-i11*], [i]-viii, [1 ]-363; second title: Species genera et ordines fucoidearum ...
Lund 1848.
Vol. 2(1): Jan-Jun 1851 (rd. Regensburg Jun-Jul 1851), p. [ii*-1i*], [i]-xii, [1]-351,
second title: Species genera et ordines floridearum ... Lund 1851.
Vol. 2(2): Jan-Jun 1852 (rd. Regensburg Mai-Jul 1852), p. [2], 337[bis]-351[bis], 352-
720; second title as 2(1), Lund 1852.
Vol. 2(3) fascicle 1: 1852, p. [i*], 701[bis]-720[bis], 721-786; no general title page.
Vol. 2(3) fascicle 2: Jan-Aug 1863 (rd. Hedwigia Sep 1863), p. [2], 787-1291, title page
for 2(3) as a whole as 2(1), Lund 1863.
Vol. 3(1): Apr-Aug 1876 (preface Apr 1876; “‘published,”’ Hedwigia Aug 1876), p. [ii*-
iii*], [i]-viii, [1]-724; second title Epicrisis systematis floridearum. Leipzig 1876.
Vol. 3(2): Oct 1880, [4], 301 p.; previously published in Swedish late in 1879 as Flori-
deernes morphologi (KR p. 14, no. 36, see below). This Latin version came out in Oct
1880 (Nat. Nov.) separately and as part 3(2) of the Species.
Vol. 3(3): 1898 (Nat. Nov. Mar 1899), [6], 239 p.
Vol. 3(4): 2 Mar 1901 (Nat. Nov Mai 1901), [6], 149 p. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 15; Kew 1: 18; KR p. 14-15; PR 61.
55- Lheoria systematis plantarum; accedit familiarum phanerogamarum in series naturales
dispositio, secundum structurae normas et evolutionis gradus instituta. Lund (C. W. K.
Gleerup), Leipzig, Paris, London 1858. Oct. (Theoria syst. pl.)
Publ.: Apr-Sep 1858 (p. iv: Apr 1858; Flora rd Sep-Oct) p. [i*-v*], [i]-xcvi, [1]-404,
[4 p- ind.], pl. z-xxvi72 with 56 p. expl. text. Copies: BR, G, NY. — The introductory
part, Methodologia systematis, appeared separately in a Swedish translation, Lund
(Berling) 1858, Oct., [2], 91 p. (fide KR).
Ref.: Kew 1: 18, KR p. 17-18 (no. 51); PR 63; IDC 5218.
Roéper, Vorgefasste botanische Meinungen. Rostock 1860, viii, 74 p.
Anon., Flora 41: 690. 14. Nov 1858, 42: 115-118. 28 Feb 1859.
56. Bidrag till Florideernes systematik. s.1. [1872]. Qu. (Bidr. Florid. syst.)
Publ.: 1872, p. [1]-60. Copy: PCS. — Reprinted from Lunds Univ. Arsskrift 8 (iii, Mat.
Nat. 6): [1]-60. 1872.
Ref.: KR p. 16 (no. 31).
57- Om Linnés betydelse i botanikens historia. Med Anledning af Linné-festen i Lund den
10 Januari 1878. Lund (Berling) 1878. Oct. (Lin. betyd. bot. hist.)
Publ.: 1878, [i, cover], [1]-33. Copy: B. - KR mentions a German version, 27 p., Lunds
Univ. Arsskrift 14(5) (afd. 2). 1878.
Ref.: KR p. 18 (no. 59).
58. De algis Novae Zelandiae marinis. In supplementum Florae Hookerianae scripsit
J. G. Agardh. s.l. [1878]. Qu. (Alg. Nov. Zeland. mar.)
Publ.: 1878 (fide KR; Nat. Nov. Jul 1879), p. [1]-32. Copy: PCS. — Reprinted from Lunds
Univ. Arsskrift 14(4) (afd. 2): [1]-32. 1878.
Ref.: KR p. 16 (no. 35).
59- Florideernes morphologi. Stockholm (Norstedt) 1879. Qu. (Florid. morphol.)
Publ.: late 1879 (Nat. Nov. Jan 1880; J. Bot. Feb 1880) p. [1]-199, pl. 1-33. Copy: PCS. —
Published in K. Sv. Vet.-Akad. Handl., ny fjéld 15(6): [1]-199, pl. 1-33.
Refs Kew 1: 1651 Ript ro:
60. Linnés lara om i naturen bestémda och bestdende arter hos vexterne efter Linnés skrifter
framstald, och med motsvarande asigter hos Darwin jemférd. Stockholm (P. A. Norstedt
& Soner) 1885. Oct. (Lin. lara arter).
Publ.: Aug-Sep 1885 (presented 11 Mar 1885; Nat. Nov. Sep 1885), p. [1]-135. Copy: B.
— Published as Bihang till K. Sv. Vet.-Akad. Handl. 10(12): [1]-135. 1885.
Ref.: KR p. 18 (no. 57).
61. Species Sargassorum Australiae descriptae et dispositae. Accedunt de singulis partibus
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AGASSIZ
Sargassorum, earumque differentiis morphologicis in diversis speciebus observationes
nonnullae; nec non dispositionis specierum omnium generis, his differentiis fundatae,
periculum. Stockholm (P. A. Norstedt & Séner) 1889. Qu. (Spec. Sargass. Austral.)
Publ.: 1889 (communicated 11 Sep 1888, Nat. Nov. Mai 1890), p. [1]-133, [62], 3z pl.
Copy: PCS. — K. Sv. Vet.-Akad. Handl. [ny foljd] 23(3) (1889) (Nat. Nov. 1891).
The plates are lithographs (nos. 1-12 partly coloured).
Ref.: Kew 1: 19; KR p. 17 (no. 39).
62. Till algernes systematik, Nya bidrag af J. G. Agardh. Avdelningarne i-vi, inférde i
Lunds Universitets Arsskrift fér Aren 1872-1888. Scripta collectanea, systema algarum
spectantia, sub annis 1872-1888 in Actis Universitatis Lundensis publici juris facta. Lund
(Berling) 1890. Qu. (Algern. syst.)
Publ.: A series of eleven papers, published in six parts (afd.) in Lunds Univ. Arsskr. as
follows (Copy: PCS):
afd. no. Arsskr. pages plates year ~ further data
vol.
I i-iii 9 [1]-71 1873 (187277), 1879 fideIeR:
2 iv-v 7) [1]-134, [2] I-3 1882 Apr 1882, Nat. Nov.;
21 Mai, Flora
3 vi 19 [1]-177, [4] I-4 1883 Apr 1883, Nat. Nov.
4 vil 21 [1]-117, [3] I 1885 1886? see Nat. Nov. Oct
1887
5 vill 23 [1]-174, [6] 1-5 1887 Jul 1887, Nat. Nov.
6 ix-xi 26 [1]-125, I-3 1890 Oct 1890, Nat. Nov.
[i], [1*-12*]
The common t.p. and index was issued with Afd. 6. in 1890, [1], [12]p. (Nat. Nov.
Jan 1891). The plates are single-colour lithographs.
Refs bier 163 Mew 1165 KR p. 16.
63. Analecta algologica. Observationes de speciebus algarum minus cognitis earumque
dispositione. Lund (Berling) 1892. Qu. (Analecta algol.)
Publ.: 1892 (reprint: Nat. Nov. Jan 1893, as of “‘1893”’), p. [i], [1]-182, pl. 1-3. Copy:
PCS. — Lunds Univ. Arsskr. 28, Andra afd. 6. Continuations published as follows,
separately (Copies: PCS) as well as in Arsskr. :
Cont. pages pl. date Arsskr. further data
I [a], [1]-144 I-2 1894 29(9) Nat. Nov. Mar 1894
2 [1]-98, [1] I 1894 30(7) Nat. Nov. Mar 1895
3 fini] Malini 2-4 wey, 1896 32(2) Nat. Nov. Nov 1896
4 sein =vOGr teaz-2 5 r8G7 33(9)
5 [i], [1]-160 2 1899? 35(4) Nat. Nov. Dec 1903
Cont. 3 is accompanied by an Index generum et specierum ... Lund 1896, Qu., p. 1*-8*. —
Nat. Nov. Dec 1903 has Cont. 5 as ‘“‘Lundae 1901 (1903).”’
Ref.: Kew 1: 19; KR p. 17; IDC 5217, 5520.
Agassiz, Jeam Louis Rodolphe (1807-1873), Swiss biologist and geologist, later at
Harvard. (7. Agassiz).
HERBARIUM and types: NEU (early collections from Germany and Switzerland) ; zoo-
logical collections at Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University.
Refs lEL2 +) 28:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnart 1: 19; BM 1: 17-18, 6: 7; Bossert p. 4; CSP 1:
23, 27, 6: 562, 7: 12-13, 9: 18, 12: 6, 13: 36-37; DAB 1: 114-122; Jackson p. 365; Kew:
19; LS 762; ME 1: 157-158, 3: 526; PR 67-68; SO 1712.
21
AGASSIZ
Bliss, Pop. Sci. Monthly 4: 608-618. 1874.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller Lexikon 1-4. 1874.
Mettenius, Alexander Braun’s Leben, Berlin 1882 (important source for early activities).
Agassiz, E. C., Louis Agassiz, 2 vols., Boston 1885-1886 (portr.)
Gray, Asa, Sci. Papers 2: 483-490. 1889.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1888/90: 31. 1891.
Holder, Louis Agassiz, his life and work, New York, London 1893, xviii, 327 p. (portr.,
bibl.)
Youmans, Pioneers of science in America, New York 1896 (p. 475-491).
Gould, A. B., Louis Agassiz, Boston 1901 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 149, 177. 1903, 3(3): IQ1. 1905.
Merrill, Ann. Rep. Smithsonian Inst. 1904: 689, 717.
Mayer, Popular Sci. Monthly 77: 418-446. 1910 (portr.)
Walcott, Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts Sci. 48(2): 31-44. 1912.
Cooper, L., Louis Agassiz as a teacher, Ithaca 1917.
Moreillon, Bull. Soc. Vaud. Sci. nat. 52: 233-235. 1919.
Kelly and Burrage, American Medical biographies 4-7. 1920.
Robinson, Runner of the Mountain Tops, the life of Louis Agassiz, New York 1939, xii,
290 p.
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 343 [index]. 1940.
Rodgers, John Torrey 335 [index]. 1942.
Rodgers, Amer. bot. 1873-1892 p. 323 [index]. 1944.
Rodgers, Liberty Hyde Bailey 489 [index]. 1949.
Mayr, Harvard Library Bull. 13: 165-194. 1959.
McVaugh, Edward Palmer 54. 1959.
Lurie, Louis Agassiz: a life in science. Chicago 1960 (portr.)
Romer, The New England Quarterly 35(1): [8p. repr.] 1962.
Lurie, Editor’s Introduction [to:] Agassiz, Essay on classification, Cambridge Mass. 1962.
Dexter, Essex Inst. Hist. Coll. 101(1): 27-39. 1965.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 13-14. 1966.
Lurie, DSB 1: 72-74. 1970.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 2. 1973.
Smit, History of the life sciences 1037 [index]. 1974.
NOTE: For a detailed list of biographical publications on Agassiz see Meisel (ME 1: 157-
158); for a detailed bibliography see J. Marcou, Life, letters, and works of L.A., New
York 1896 (bibl. p. 258-303), for an up-to-date biographical account see Lurie (1960,
1970) and Nissen (1966).
EPONYMY: Agassizia Chavannes (1833); Agassizia A. Gray & Engelmann (1846-1847) ;
Agassizia Spach (1835).
64. Tableau synoptique des principales familles naturelles des plantes, avec indication des genres
que l’on trouve en Suisse. Neuchatel (Petitpierre et Prince) 1833. Duod. (Tabl. syn. fam.
nat.)
Publ.: 1833 (p. lal: 5 Mai 1833), p. [1]-94. Copy: NY.
Refs BMi 1175 PR'6S.
65. An essay on classification. London (Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans & Roberts,
and Triibner & Co.) 1859. Oct. (Essay classific.)
Publ.: Original edition Boston 1857 (n.v.), first London edition 1859 (p. villi: 2 Dec 1858;
viii, 381 p.), modern edition, by Edward Lurie, Cambridge, Mass. 1962. The London
edition was announced on 19 Feb 1859 and reviewed extensively on 7 Mai 1859 by
the Literary Gazette. — The Boston edition was published in October 1857 as an intro-
duction to ‘‘a larger work”: Contributions to the Natural History of the United States. The
London edition is the first independent issue, containing various additions and amend-
ments.
Ref.: Kew 1: 19.
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Agosti, Guiseppe, Conte (1715-1786), Italian botanist and jesuit. (Agosii).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PAD. — Agosti gave his herbarium to G. Lambioi in Belluni. It
was entitled: “‘Exercitiones botanicae per agrum bellunensem seu plantarum in agro
Bellunensi sponte nascentium,”’ in 2 volumes. The herbarium Agosti changed hands
several times after Lambioi’s death and came to PAD in 1903.
Ref.: Saccardo, Atti Accad. ven.-trent.-ist. Sci. nat. ser. 2. 1: 5-13. 1904 (see also Bot.
Centralbl. 102: 286. 1906).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 20; GR p. 526; PR 70; Saccardo 1: 12, 2: 7,
Cron. p. xiii.
EPONYMY: Agostaea (P. A. Saccardo) Theissen & H. Sydow (1915).
66. De re botanica tractatus in quo praeter generalem methodum, et historiam plantarum,
eae stirpes peculiater recensentur, quae in agro Bellunensi et Fidentino vel sponte
crescunt, vel arte excoluntur. Additis adnotationibus quibus plurimarum plantarum
vires indicantur. Belluni (Typis Simonis Tissi) 1770. Oct. (Re bot. tract.)
Publ.: 1770, p. [i-iv], 1-400. Copy: HU. — Agosti adopts an unorthodox order of taxo-
nomic categories: genus, division, [genus inferior], species. His generic names could
therefore be considered as not validly published. (Agosti has no binary specific names).
This interpretation, however, is open to question, since Agosti clearly states on p. 4 and
22 that he has in fact two kinds of genera, “‘higher’’ and “‘lower.” The latter correspond
exactly with the generally admitted genera of the period (information R. Ross).
Dandy proposes to consider the names of the “‘lower’’ genera published in this work
as inadmissible.
Ref.: DA 1967; LS 763; PR 70; IDC 5825.
Schwarz, Mitt. thiir. bot. Ges. 1: 85-114. 1949.
Pichi-Sermolli, in unpublished report to Committee for Spermatophyta 1954-1959,
p- 39; cf. also Fl. males. Bull. 14: 641. 1959 and Taxon 7: 187. 1958.
Ahles, Wilhelm Elias von (1829-1900), German botanist at Stuttgart. (W. Ahles).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some material at CERN, L and LD; Grummann mentions a
herbarium at STU.
Ref.: GR p. 1; 1H 2: 28.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 21; GR p. 1.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 117. 1905.
COMPOSITE WORKS: See Hochstetter, Giftgewdchse Deutschlands und der Schweiz (ed. 3).
EPONYMY: Aflesia Fuckel (1870).
Ahlner, Klas (1845-x), Swedish highschool teacher and botanist. (A. Ahilner).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: Some algae at B.
Ref.: 1H 2: 29.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 262. 1917.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 22; KR p. 20.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 28. 1903, 3(3): 2. 1905.
67. Bidrag till Kannedomen om de Svenska formerna af algsliégtet Enteromorpha. Akademisk
afhandling, som med samtycke af vidtber6mde filosofiska fakulteten i Upsala for filoso-
fiska gradens erhallende till offentlig granskning framtstalles af Klas AhlIner ... a
botaniska larosalen den 12 maj 1877. p.v.t.f.m. Stockholm (Central-Tryckeriet) 1877.
Oct. (Bidr. Svenska form. Enteromorpha).
Publ.: 12 Mai 1877, p. [i-ii], [1]-51, [52, expl. text], 7 pl. Copies: L, NY, U, UC.
Ref.: KR p. 20 (no. 1).
AHLNER
Anon., Hedwigia 16: 191. Dec 1877, 17: 14 Jan 1878.
N.L., Bot. Zeit. 35: 744. 16 Nov 1877.
Aigret, Louis Clément Joseph (1856-1921), Belgian botanist (Azgret).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some material of Aigret at LV. — Exsiccatae (with V. Francois) :
Herbier des muscinées de Belgique. Cent. 1, 100 nos., Gent 1887 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1887).
Refi EL 2-590:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 23; BL 2: 29, 42; BM 1: 21; CSP 13: 41;
GR p. 689; LS 776-778; 30482.
Gravis, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 55: 59, 182. 1923.
68. Flore élémentaire des cryptogames analyses, descriptions et usages des mousses, sphaignes,
hépatiques, lichens, algues, champignons [.] ‘Traité ne réclamant pas l’usage du micro-
scope et orné de 11 planches originales ... Augmentée d’une notice sur les diatomées
par M. le Dr. H. van Heurck. Namur (Ad. Wesmael-Charlier) [1889]. Oct. (Fl. élem.
crypt.)
Co-author: Vital Francois; Introduction: Henri Ferdinand Van Heurck (1838-1909).
Orig.: Jan-Mar 1889 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1889), p. [1]-336 (‘236°’), ill. Copy: NY.
Re-issue: Paris 1896 (Nat. Nov. Feb 1896).
Ref.: BM 1: 21; LS 30482a.
De Toni, Syll. alg. 2(1): vi. 1891.
69. Monographie des Cladonia de Belgique. Gand (Annoot-Braeckman), 1903. Oct. (Monogr.
Cladonia Belgique).
Publ.: 1903 (or 1904?, Nat. Nov. Oct 1904), p. [i-iti], [1]-171 (= [43]-213). Copy:
Stevenson. — Reprinted from Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 40(1): [43]-213. 1901 (published
1901 fide Nat. Nov. Jan 1901).
Aitchison, James Edward Tierney (1836-1898), British botanist and physician who
joined the Bengal Medical Service in 1858 and collected in India, 1861-1872, and in
Afghanistan 1879-1883. (Aztch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: mainly at CAL and K, large collections also at BM, E, and LE,
see IH for further details; British herbarium at K.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 209.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 39. 1953.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 738; Barnhart 1: 24; BB p. 3; BM 1: 21;
Bossert p. 5; CSP 7: 16, 9: 21, 13: 42; Jackson 389; Kew 1: 28; LS 780.
Rutherford Hill, ‘Trans. bot. Soc. Edinburgh 21: 224-229. 1898 (1899).
Anon., Bull. misc. inf. Kew 1898: 310-311; J. Bot. 36: 463. 1898.
Tucker, Cat. Arnold Arb. 1: 31. 1914.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 13. 1936.
EPONYMY: Aitchisonia Hemsley ex Aitchison (1882); Aitchisoniella Kashyap (1914).
70. A catalogue of the plants of the Punjab and Sindh. To which are added some others that,
from their present geographical proximity, may be found hereafter to occur in the Pun-
jab. London (Taylor and Francis) 1869. Oct. (Cat. pl. Punjab Sindh).
Publ.: 1869, p. [i]-v, [2, err., abbr.], [1]-204. Copies: G, HH.
Ref.: Jackson 389; Kew 1: 28.
71. On the flora of the Kuram Valley, &c., Afghanistan. London (Taylor and Francis),
1880[-1881], 2 parts. Oct. (Fl. Kuram Valley).
Part 1: 3 Aug 1880 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1880) p. [1]-113. Copy: NY. — Reprinted, with a
special title page (cover), from J. Linn. Soc. Bot. 18: [1]-113. 1881 (Nat. Nov. Nov
1880) with map.
Part 2: 13 Apr 1882 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1882) p.[139]-200, pl. 1-30. Copy: NY. — Reprinted
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AITON, W.
from J. Linn. Soc. Bot. 19: [139]-200. 1882 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1882), original pagination
kept, reprint with special title page (cover).
Ref.: LS 780.
Aiton, William (1731-1793), British gardener and botanist, Royal Gardener at Kew.
(Aiton).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Almost all types of both editions of the ““Hortus kewensis’’ are
in the Banksian herbarium (BM). The botanical descriptions were not made by the
Aitons, but by Solander, Dryander and Robert Brown, based on material from Kew.
Some of the new taxa described in the first edition originated from L’Héritier (so indi-
cated). The types of those taxa are in the L’Héritier herbarium at Genéve (G-DC).
IMA ES Wael OR Brey,
Anon., Hist. Coll. BMNH 129. 1904.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: AG; Barnhart 1: 24; BB p. 3; BM 1: 22; Bossert p. 5;
Dawson p. 9; DNB 1: 207; Frank p. 2; IF p. 675; Jackson p. 412; Kew 1: 28; Lang-
man p. 70; Moebius p. 421; MW p. 3; PR 78; Zander p. 590.
Smith, Rees Cycl. 1. 1819.
A.J.L.J., Dict. Sci. méd. Biogr. méd. 1: 81. 1820.
Hemsley, J. Kew Guild 2: 87-90. 1902 (portr.)
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew. 2. 1906.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1g10: 306-308.
Hadfield, Pioneers in Gardening 87-88. 1951.
Ewan, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 103(6): 810. 1959 (1961).
Stearn, Cat. Hunt Libr. 2(1): cvii-cviii. 1961.
Coats, Huntia 2: 185-186. 1965 (portr.)
J. Britten, J. Bot. 35: 481-485. 1897, 50 (suppl. 3): 1-16. 1912.
Taylor, DSB 1: 88-89. 1970.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 231, 236-238. 1971.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 21: 26. 1972 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Azionia Thunberg (1780). — Note: Aytonia J. R. Forster and J. G. A. Forster
(1776) is dedicated to John Ayton, hortulanus of Kew.
72. Hortus kewensis; or, a catalogue of the plants cultivated in the Royal botanic garden
at Kew. London (George Nicol) 1789, 3 vols. Oct. (Hort. kew.)
I: [i]-xxx, [1]-496, pl. 1-6. 7 Aug-1 Oct 1789,
2: [i], [1]-460, pl. 7-10. 7 Aug-1 Oct 1789,
3: [i], [1]-547, pl. rz-r2. [13]. 7 Aug-1 Oct 1789.
The botanical descriptions in vols. 1 and 2 are mainly by Solander (who died in 1782),
edited and amended by J. C. Dryander; those in vol. 3 mainly by Dryander. Krok lists
the new species described by each of these authors. The original drawings for the
thirteen copper engravings (by Franz Bauer, Ehret, J. F. Miiller, Nodder and J. Sower-
by) are at BM. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 22; DU 5; Henrey 413; KR p. 144 (Dryander), 656-657 (Solander) ; NI 9;
Plesch p. 124; Kew 1: 28; MW p. 3; Langman p. 70; PR 78; RS p. 71-72; ST p.
53-543 IDC 430.
Anon., London Med. J. 10: 427. 1789.
Anon., Analytical Rev. 5: 318-320. 1790 [rev. dated Nov 1789].
Anon., Philos. Trans. 80(2): 587. 1790 [rd. by library 5 Nov 1789].
Anon., Monthly Rev. ser. 2. 1: 44-51. Jan 1790.
Anon., Critical Rev. 69: 261-265. Mar 1790.
Britten, J. Bot. 35: 481-485. 1897, 50 (suppl. 3): 1-16. 1912.
Kronfeld, Beih. Bot. Centralbl. 38(2): 147, 159. 1921; cf. also J. Bot. 61: 290. 1923.
Steenis-Kruseman, F]. males. Bull. 16: 821. 1961.
Stafleu, Linneaus and the Linnaeans 232. 1971.
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AITON, W. T.
Aiton, William Townsend (1766-1849), British gardener and botanist, son of
William Aiton, Royal gardener at Kew. (W. T. Aiton).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: See above under William Aiton. Most of the types of the Hortus
‘kewensis ed. 2 are at BM.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 342; Barnhart 1: 24; BB p. 3; BM 1: 22; Bossert
p- 5; DNB 1: 208; HU 2: 582 [index]; Jackson p. 412; Kew 1: 28; PR 79.
Anon., Allg. Garten Zeit. 18: 128. 1850.
Brown, Proc. Linn. Soc. 2: 82-83. 1850.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 3. 1906.
Britten and Baker, J. Bot. 50 (suppl. 3): 1-16. 1912.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedications 6-8. 1932 (portr.)
Hadfield, Pioneers in gardening 89, 110-111. 1951.
Gilbert, J. Kew Guild 8(71): 688-693. 1967 (portr.)
‘Taylor, DSB 1: 89-90. 1970.
Fletcher, Roy. Bot. Gard. Edinburgh 48, 80, 89, 92. 1970.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: See Francis Bauer, Delineations of exotick plants, London 1796, publish-
ed by W. T. Aiton.
73. Hortus kewensis; or, a catalogue of the plants cultivated in the Royal botanic garden
at Kew. By the late William Aiton. The second edition enlarged by William Townsend
Aiton, gardener to his Majesty. London (Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown)
1810-1813, 5 vols. Oct. (Hortus kew.)
vol. pages dates vol. pages dates
I [i]-xl, 1-407 Aug-Oct 1810 4. [i-iti], [1]-522 Dec 1812
2 [i-iii], [1]-432 Feb-Mai 1811 5 [i-iii], [1]-568 Nov 1813
33 [i-i11], [1]-432 Oct-Nov 1811
‘Copies: HU, U. — Edited by William Townsend Aiton (1766-1849). The authors of
most of the new descriptions are Dryander (to the end to the Dodecandria) and R.
Brown (classis XIII-Cryptogamia). See Brown’s Vermischte botanische Schriften 2: 415-494.
(1825-1826), published with his consent and the Miscellaneous botanical works (1866-1868).
Ref.: BM 1: 22; Dawson p. 9-12; Henrey 414; Kew 1: 28; Langman p. 70; MW p. 3;
Plesch p. 1243; PR 79; P&W p. 10; Rs p. 72; SK p. clxvi; IDC 431.
Anon., Edinburgh Rev. 17: 243. Nov 1810 (vol. 1).
Anon., Med. Phys. J. (London): 24 (141): 428. Nov 1810 (vol. 1); 25: (147): 463.
Mai 1811 (vol. 2).
Anon., Critical Rev. (London) ser. 3. 21: 223. 1811 (as of Oct 1810); ser. 4. 4: 559.
Nov 1813.
Britten, J. Bot. 50 (suppl. 3): 1-16. rgr2.
Akermark, Sophia (née Areschoug) (1817-1882), Swedish cryptogamist, sister of
J. E. Areschoug. (Akermark).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Issued a series of exsiccatae: Typ-Sammling af Skandinaviens Alger
innehallande roo arten. (nos. 1-100, Géteborg 1870) sets at B, C, F, FH, UPS, W, WRSL.
Ref.: TH 2: 29; KR p. 786.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 57. 1967.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 26; KR p. 786.
Alberti, Antonio (1785-1861), Italian mycologist. (Ant. Alberti).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 28; NI 1o-11; PR 82-83; Saccardo 1: 12.
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ALBOFF
74. Del modo di conoscere 1 funghi mangerecci e distinguerli dai sospetti e velenosi. Milano
(Destejanis) 1829. Qu. (Modo conosc. fung. mang.)
Publ.: 1829 (Bibl. It. Feb 1830), p. [1]-94, [2, Index], pl. 7-4, 6-34. Copy: Stevenson (has
pl. 1-4, 6-20, add. 1-2).
Ref NI 11; PR’83.
Albertini, Johannes Baptista von (1769-1831), Moravian brother and mycologist.
(Albertint).
HERBARIUM and tTyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIloGRAPHY: ADB 1; Barnhart 1: 28; BM 1: 24; Bossert p. 6; Frank
p. 2; GR p. 1; Kew 1: 30; LS 796; NDB 1: 142-143; PR 88.
Cohn, Krypt.-Fl. Schlesien 1: 30-31, 1876.
Harshberger, Bot. Philadelphia 128. 1899.
Hamilton, Trans. Moravian hist. Soc. 6: 341, 343-347. 1900 (portr.)
Killermann, Z. Pilzk. 16 [ser. 2. 11]: 58-62, pl. 9. 1932 (portr.)
Raab, Schweiz. Z. Pilzk. 49: 154. 1971.
EPONYMY: Albertinia K. P. J. Sprengel (1820) ; Albertiniella W. Kirschstein (1936).
75- Conspectus fungorum in Lusatiae superioris agro nisktensi crescentium e methodo Persooniana.
Cum tabulis xii aeneis pictis, species novas xciii sistentibus. Leipzig (Kummerian). 1805.
Oct. (in fours). (Consp. fung. lusat.)
Co-author: Lewis David von Schweinitz (1780-1834).
Publ.: 1805 (pref. Mai 1804; t.p. 1805; earliest rev. Jenaische Allg. Lit.-Zeit. 14 Mar
1806), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-376, pl. r-r2, hand coloured copper engravings by L. D. v.
Schweinitz. Copy: Stevenson. — Nisko (‘‘in agro niskiensi’’) is a town in northern Gali-
cia, Poland.
Ref.: BM 1: 24; Kew 1: 30; LS 796; PR 88; IDC 5284.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 427. 1916; 7(15): 1047. 1940.
Alboff [Albov], Nicolai Michailowitch (1866-1897), Russian botanist, traveller in
the Causasus, the Alps, Argentina and Tierra del Fuego. (Alboff).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Causasian material at B, BP, G, JE, K, LE, and P; Argentinian
material at CORD, LP (herb.), NY, SI.
Ref.: IH. r1(ed. 6): 355, 2: 30.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 29; Bossert p. 6; BL 1: 254; CSP 193: 52;
Kew 1: 31.
Autran, Bull. Herb. Boissier ser. 1. 6: 81-84. 1898.
Autran, An. Museo La Plata, Bot. 1: i-vi. 1892 (1902) (bibl., portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 173. 1903, 64, 187. 1905.
Tucker, Cat. library Arnold Arb. 1: 32. 1914.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 2-4. 1940 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Alboffia Spegazzini (1899); Alboffiella Spegazzini (1899); Albovia Schischkin
(1950).
HANDWRITING: See Lipschitz and Vasilczenko, Central herb. U.S.S.R., Leningrad 1968,
p. 88.
76. Prodromus florae colchicae Tiflis, Genéve, 1895. Oct. (Prodr. fl. colchic.)
Publ.: Jul-Oct 1895 (p. iti*: 10 Jul 1895; Nat. Nov. Nov 1895) — (In French and
Russian), p. [1*-iii*], [i]-xxvi, [1]-287, [288], [2 p.], 4 plates (uncoloured litho-
graphs). Copy: HH.
Ref.: Kew 1: 31.
77. Essai de flore raisonnée de la Terre de Feu. La Plata (Talleres de publicaciones des
Museo), 1897 [i.e. 1902] Fol. (Essai fl. Terre de Feu).
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ALBOFF
Publ.: Posthumously published in 1902 (cover), p. [1]-85, portr., app. [i]-xxiil, portr.
Copy: NY. — Anales del Museo de La Plata 1. “1897”, 1902 on cover; Notice bio-
graphique (and portrait), liste des travaux, on p. [i-vi] (Nat. Nov. Feb 1904). —
Russian translation Moskva 1904, 128 p. Oct.
Ref.: BL 1: 254; Kew 1: 31.
Tucker, Cat. library Arnold Arb. 1: 32. 1914.
Alderwerelt van Rosenburgh, Cornelis Rogier Willem Karel van (1863-1936) ;
Dutch pteridologist working in the East Indies. (Alderwerelt).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material in BO and B.
Refe V2) 30:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 31; BM 6: 13; IF suppl. 1: 75, 2: 34, 3:
201; JW 2: 184, 3: 143; Kew 1: 32; MW suppl. 4.
Sirks, Indisch natuurond. 212. 1915.
Backer, Bull. Jard. bot. Buitenzorg ser. 3. 14: 1-3. 1936 (bibl., portr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 15. 1936.
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 3: 203. 1937 (portr.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 11. 1950.
Reed, Bibl. Fl. SE Asia 3. 1960.
HANDWRITING: FI. males. 1(1): cxlviii. 1950.
78. Malayan ferns. Handbook to the determination of the ferns of the Malayan Islands
(incl. those of the Malay Peninsula, the Philippines and New Guinea). Batavia (Lands-
drukkerij) 1908. Oct. (Malayan ferns).
Publ.: 1909, date on wrapper (see also BM 6: 13 and IF suppl. 1: 75), p. [1]-xl, [1]-899,
add. single sided [1]-11. Copy: U. — In his “‘corrections”’ to the first supplement (1917)
van Alderwerelt remarks that these include discoveries made after 1 January 1909.
Later in 1909 Alderwerelt published another “correcting sheet’’, “‘corrections IT,”
dated Tokyo Jun 1909.
Ref.: BM 6: 13; IF suppl. 1: 75; Kew 1: 32.
79. Malayan fern allies. Handbook to the determination of the fern allies of the Malayan
Islands (incl. those of the Malay Peninsula, the Philippines and New Guinea). Batavia
(Landsdrukkerij) 1915. Oct. (Malayan fern allies).
Publ.: 1915 (pref. Jul 1914), p. [iJ-xvi, [1]-261, [1, corr.] Copy: U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 32.
80. Malayan ferns and fern allies. Handbook to the determination of the ferns and fern
allies of the Malayan Islands (incl. those of the Malay Peninsula, the Philippines and
New Guinea) ... Supplement 1. Batavia (Landsdrukkerij) 1916. Oct. (Malayan ferns fern
allies).
Publ.: 1917 according to Christensen (preface Jan 1916). This is true if the work was
published as a whole because the additional 73 pages called “‘Corrections, Modifi-
cations, and Additions” is dated August 1917. The cover of the Utrecht copy is dated
1917. The Smithsonian Institution received its copy, unbound, on 31 May 1918. —
p- [1]-577, [1]-73 (printed one sided). Copy: U.
Ref.: IF suppl. 3: 201; Kew 1: 32.
Aldrovandi, Ulisse (1522-1605), Italian botanist and pharmacologist, professor of
botany at Bologna, author of several encyclopaedic works on natural history. (Aldrovand).
HERBARIUM and types: At Bologna University (not at BOLO). Aldrovandi left his col-
lections and library to the town of Bologna. The oldest collections date from 1551 or
1554. The herbarium was made for the collections of the public Museum rerum naturalium
of Bologna, the first institutional herbarium: 17 folio-volumes, 4.378 sheets, with ca.
4760 plants stuck on the sheets. [The Museum contained also 18 volumes of drawings of
plants and animals and was associated with the botanic garden. This made it one of
the first modern public natural history museums]. The Aldrovandi herbarium is the
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ALEXANDER
biggest of the sixteenth century herbaria and gives the most complete picture of the
plant world as known at the time in Italy. The herbarium is not systematically arranged.
On 5 July 1796 the French revolutionary armies confiscated the herbarium and sent
it to Paris together with the volumes of drawings. The collections were returned to the
Bologna University Library in 1815. In 1875 it was sent to the botanic garden, now
it is again at the University. Aldrovandi also sent herbarium specimens to Mattioli.
Refs el 22530:
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 1: 52. 1843.
Saint-Lager, Histoire des herbiers 30-44 (1885).
De Toni, Atti r. Ist. Ven. Sci. 1907/08: 1549-1605, also as reprint, 116 p., Venetia
1908.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 32; BM 1: 26-27; Frank p. 4; LS 802;
Moebius p. 419, 423; NI 14-15; PR 93-94; Quenstedt p. 6-7; Saccardo 1: 13, 2: 8-9.
Mattirolo, L’opera botanica di Ulisso Aldrovandi (1549-1605). Bologna 1897, xxx,
136 p.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 159. 1903, 3(3): 174. 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 3. 1906.
Mattirolo, Mem. r. Accad. Sci. Torino ser. 2. 44: [355]-401. 1904 (corr.)
Cermenati, Ann. di Bot. 4: 313-366. 1906.
De Toni, Atti r. Ist. Veneto Sci. 69: 815-825. 1909-10.
Petri, Mem. Accad. Sci. Ist. Bologna ser. 1. 1: 5-55. 1954.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 17-18. 1966.
Castellani, DSB 1: 108-110. 1970 (q.v. for further literature).
Smit, Hist. life sciences 1037 [index]. 1974.
EPONYMY: Aldrovanda Linnaeus (1753); Aldrovandia E. H. L. Krause (1902, orth. var.)
Alefeld, Friedrich Georg Christoph (1820-1872), German physician and botanist
at Ober-Ramstadt. (Alef.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B (destroyed).
JAS Mel 2S eyoy,
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 678; Barnhart 1: 32; BM 1: 27; CSP 1: 4o-
41, 7: 19; Frank p. 4; Kew 1: 32; Langman p. 73; MW p. 3, suppl. p. 4; PR 95-96.
Helm, [intr. to facs. repr. Landw. FIl.] p. xi-xvi. 1966.
Helm, Die Kulturpflanze 12: 75-92. 1964, 14: 441-445. 1967.
Stafleu; Taxon 16: 57. 1967.
HANDWRITING: Die Kulturpflanze 14: 441-445. 1967.
81. Landwirthschaftliche Flora oder die nutzbaren kultivirten Garten- und Feldgewachse
Mitteleuropa’s in allen ihren wilden und Kulturvarietaten fiir Landwirthe, Gartner,
Gartenfreunde und Botaniker insbesondere fiir landwirthschaftliche Lehranstalten. Ber-
lin (Wiegandt & Hempel) 1866. Oct. (Landw. Fl.)
Orig.: 1-7 Mai 1866, p. [i]-vill, [1]-363, [364, err.]. Copy: B.
Facsimile ed.: Konigstein-Taunus (Otto Koeltz) 1966, p. [ii]-xvi, [i]-vin, [1]-363, [364,
err.| Copy: FAS.
Rep: BMit=27;5 Kew 1: 32); PR 96.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 24(37): 289-290. 14 Sep 1866.
Helm, Die Kulturpflanze 12: 75-92. 1964, 14: 441-445. 1966.
Stafleu, Taxon 16: 57. 1967.
Alexander, Edward Johnston (1901-x); American botanist. (EF. 7. Alexander).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: NY, other material at GH, NCU.
Ref.: TH 1(ed 6): 355; 2: 3o.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 33; Bossert p. 6; Kew 1: 33; Langman p.
74; MW p. 4, suppl. p. 4.
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ALEXANDER
Anon., J. New York Bot. Gard. 48: 167. 1947.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2(2): 150. 1955.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 3. 1973.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Pontederiaceae, NAF 19(1): 51-60. 27 Nov 1937.
Allamand, Frédéric (1736-x), Swiss botanist and physician, correspondent of Linnaeus.
(Allam.)
COLLECTIONS and MANUSCRIPTS: LINN.
Repo oar.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 36; HA 2: 604; KR p. 21; SO 25344, 2558.
Hulth, Bref och skr. Linné 2(1): 7-19. 1916.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 17. 1936.
Markgraf & Steiger, Taxon 18: 421-424. 1969, 21: 378. 1972.
EPONYMY: Allamanda Linnaeus (1771).
82. Plantarum genera nova, aut accuratius observata, earumque species. Nova Acta
Phys.-Med. Acad. CGaes. Leop. Carol. Nat. Cur. 4: 93-95. 1770.
Publ.: 1770, submitted for publication on 4 Nov 1767.
Ref.: Markgraf und Steiger, Taxon 18: 421-424. 1969.
Allemao e Cysneiro, Francisco Freire (1797-1874), Brazilian botanist. (Allemdo).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: R (partly destroyed) ; duplicates F, K, MO, NY, SP. — Another
Allemao herbarium, recently discovered, is at RFA.
Ref.: IH 2: 31.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 20-21. 1906.
Occhioni, An. Fac. nac. Farm., Rio de Janeiro 7: 93-222. 1972 (Catalogue of an
Allemao herb. of 1833-1853).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 7; BM 2: 616-617; Frank p. 4; Jackson
P- 372, 374; Kew 1: 38-39; PR 100-103.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 20-21.
Tucker, Cat. library Arnold Arb. 1: 34. 1914 (bibl.)
83. Plantas novas do Brasil. Rio de Janeiro 1844-1849. Qu. (Pl. novas Brasil).
Publ.: In part reprinted from Archivo medico brasileiro. ‘The dates of the g plates and
descriptions are: Vicentis acuminata 1844; Geissospermum vellosii 1846; Silvia navalium
1848; Andradea floribunda 1845; Myrocarpus fastigiatus 1847 [after 26 Oct]; Hieronyma
alchornoides 1848; Poarchon fluminensis 1846; Myrocarpus frondosus 1848; Ophthalmoblapton
macrophyllum 1849.
Ref.: BM 2: 616-617; Jackson 372; Kew 1: 39; PR 101.
Zuchold, Bot. Zeit. 12: 434-439, 451-460. 1854 (Copy in Walpers’ library).
Allen, Guy Oldfield (1883-1963), British algologist. (G. O. Allen).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: BM. — Further material of Charophyta from India in CGE, FH,
K, MO. —- Exsiccatae:
1. Charophyta indica (fasc. 1, nos. I-14, 1927), sets at BM, E and FH, and possibly at CGE
and MO; and
2. British Charophyta (slide series 1, nos. 1-24, 1949), set at BM. Duplicates of especially
Indian species were also distributed with labels ‘Ex Herb. G. O. Allen.”
Refe: Te 1 (ed.)'6)/2°955,.927 39.
Wood and Imahori, Revision Characeae 1: 787. 1965.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 59. 1969.
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 53. 1970.
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ALLEN ST. Fe
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Kew I: 40.
Wood, Review algol. ser. 2. 7: 219-222. 1964 (portr., bibl.)
Kundu, Taxon 14: 206-207. 1965.
Wood and Imahori, Revision Characeae 1: 792. 1965 (bibl.)
EPONYMyY: Vide infra, sub J. F. Allen.
Allen, John Alphaeus (1863-1916), American bryologist. (7. A. Allen).
HERBARIUM and tTypPEs: NY — Allen also collected for GH; see IH for further sets of
duplicates. Exsiccatae: Mosses of the Cascade Mountains, Washington (nos. 1-147, Cambridge
1900), sets at B, BM, F, FH, LE, NY, US, WELC.
IRajee Mel st (Gals (OD) 8 Cg OR Se
Day, Rhodora 3: 219. 1901.
Nichols, Bryologist 17: 30. 1914.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 176. 1971.
PIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 39; BM 6: 14; Kew 1: 41.
Blankinship, Montana Agric. Coll. Sci. Studies 1(1): 8, 16. 1905.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 4. 1973.
EPONYMyY: Vide infra, sub J. F. Allen.
84. A list of the plants contained in the sixth edition of Gray’s Manual of the Botany of the
Northern United States, including the district east of the one hundredth meridian and
north of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Arkansas. Cambridge, Mass. (Herbarium of
Harvard University) 1893. Oct. (List pl. Gray’s Manual).
Publ.: May 1893 (date on t.p., rev. Bot. Gaz. and J. Bot. Jul 1893), p. [i-iv], 1-130..
Copies: G, GH, NY.
Ref.: BM 6: 14; Kew 1: 41.
Allen, John Fisk (1807-1876), American botanist, of Salem, Mass. (7. F. Allen).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: NY.
Ref.: 1H 2: 32.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 40; BM 1: 30; Kew 1: 41; ME 3: 528;
NI 16; PR 104.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 46. 1969.
EPONYMY: Allenia Ewart (1909) is dedicated to H. B. Allen; Allenia Phillips (1940) is
dedicated to Robert Allen Dyer (1900-1937), South-African botanist.
85. Victoria regia; or the great water lily of America. With a brief account of its discovery
and introduction into cultivation: with illustrations by William Sharp, from specimens.
grown at Salem, Massachusetts, U.S.A. ... Boston (printed and published for the
author by Dutton et Wentworth) 1854. Broadsheet. (Victoria regia).
Publ.: 1854 — p. [1]-16, [1 ind.], 6 coloured plates, lithographs of drawings by William.
Sharp. Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 30; GFB p. 47; Kew 1: 41; ME 3: 468; NI 16; PR 104.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 7: 95-96. 1855.
Allen, Timothy Field (1837-1902), American algologist. (7. F. Allen).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: NY (mostly Charophyta). — Exsiccatae:
1. Characeae americanae exsiccatae (pars i, nos. 1-10, fasc. li-iv, nos. 11-40a, 41-46, Boston
(i), New York 1880-1895). Sets at BM, FH, L, PC.
2. Characeae japonicae exsiccatae (nos. 1-17, 1895), sets at BM, FH, L, NY, PC.
The New York Botanical Garden also issued duplicates from Allen’s herbarium outside
the regular exsiccatae.
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ve fared DEO.
De Toni, Syll. alg. 4(1): 1. 1897 (bibl.)
Howe, J. New York Bot. Gard. 2: 52-54. Igol.
Wood, Farlowia 3(3): 327-329. 1948 (dates).
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 60-61. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 41; BM 1: 30; Bossert p. 8; CSP 9: 32, 12:
10; 13: 70; Kew 1: 41; MW p. 4; NI 17.
Britton, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 30: 173-177. 1903 (portr., bibl.)
Barnhart in Kelly and Burrage, American medical biographies 20-21. 1920.
Humphrey, Makers of N. American botany 3-4. 1961.
Wood and Imahori, Revision Characeae 793-794. 1965 (lists all publications on
Characeae).
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 78. 1969.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 4. 1973.
EPONYMY: Vide supra, sub J. F. Allen.
86. Characeae americanae, illustrated and described, New York (author) [1879], 2 parts.
Qu. T (Charac. amer.)
Publ.: 1879 (part 1: J. Bot. Mai 1879; Nat. Nov. Jun 1879; part 2, Nat. Nov. Aug 1879)
(see Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 6: 315. 1879, and Sayre 1969). — Two coloured plates
with descriptive letter-press. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 30; Kew 1: 41.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 60. 1969.
Wood and Imahori, Revision Characeae 1: 793. 1965.
87. The Characeae of America ... with coloured illustrations from the original draw ings
by the author. Boston (S. E. Cassino) [1880], 2 parts. Qu. (Charac. America).
Publ.: 1880, part. 1: [1]-8, pl. 1-3, 2: [g]-[14], pl. 4-6. Copy: NY.
Ref.2 Wewn 740:
Hivseuy Ges) Bot. 19:92.) Mar 1de1-
Wood and Imahori, Revision Characeae 1: 793. 1965.
88. The Characeae of America. New York (author) 1888-1896, 4 parts. Oct. (Charac.
America).
part pages plates dates part pages plates dates
I 1-64 455 Jan-Feb 1888 2(2) Q-17 8 Dec 1894
2(1) 1-8 14,6 Mar 1893(?) 2(3) 19-28 9 Apr 1896
Allen, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 20: 258 (1893) says that 2(1) was actually published in
1892; see also Wood and Imahori (1965). Part 1 is announced by Nat. Nov. early Mar
1888 as having been published in 1887 but came out Jan-Feb 1888 (J. Bot. Apr 1888;
Flora rd. Mar 1888).
Ref.: BM 1: 30; Kew 1: 413 NI 17; IDC 6335.
Wood, Farlowia 3(3): 334, 335- 1948.
Wood and Imahori, Revision Characeae 1: 793. 1965.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 60. 1969.
89. Japanese Characeae, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 21(12): 523-526. Dec 1894, 22(2): 68-71.
Feb 1895, 25(2): 73-82. Feb 1808.
Publ.: As above. — Also reprinted with consecutive pagination 1-18, with 24 unnumbered
plates. The plates from drawings by Evelyn Hunter Nordhoff appeared only with the
reprints (Robinson 1906).
Ref.: MW p. 4; Kew 1: 41.
Robinson, Bull. New York Bot. Gard. 4(13): 299. 1906.
Wood et Imahori, Revision Characeae 1: 793, 794. 1965.
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ALLESCHER
Allescher, Andreas (1828-1903), German mycologist and highschool-teacher at
Munchen. (Allesch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: M (10.000 fungi). — Exsiccatae (with Johann Nepomuk Schnabl
(1890-1900) ) : Fungi bavarict exstccati (7 cent., nos. 1-700, 1890-1900), B, C, FH (has cent.
1-10), HBG, KIEL, L, LE, M, NY, PC.
ve femlblety (Ed6) 21355 ,62)13 2.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 427. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 41; BM 1: 30, 6: 15; BFM 3090; CSP 13:
70-71; DTS 1: 1, 3: xxxix; GR p. 1; Kew 1: 41; KR p. 21; LS 815-840, 30503-30506.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 427. 1916, 7(15): 1047. 1940.
Schnabl, Ber. bayer. bot. Ges. 9(1): 15-18. 1904 (bibl., portr.)
Hennings, Hedwigia 42, Beibl.: 163-165. 1903 (portr., bibl.)
Sydow, Ann. Mycol. 1: 258-261. 1903 (bibl.)
Bresinsky, Mitt. bot. Staatssamml. Miinchen 11: 33-55. 1973. (list of A’s types of fungi).
COMPOSITE WORKS: Rabenhorst ed. 2: Fungi imperfecti vol. 1, Abt. 6, viii, 1016 p., 1898-
1901, Abt. 7, 1072 p., 1901-1903.
HANDWRITING: Mitt. Bot. Staatssamml. Miinchen 11: 55. 1973.
EPONYMY: Allescheria P. A. Saccardo & P. Sydow (1899); Allescheria R. Hartig (1899) ;
Allescheriella P. C. Hennings (1897); Allescherina Berlese (1902).
go. Verzeichnis in Siidbayern beobachteter Basidiomyceten. Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der
bayrischen Pilzflora. Miinchen (Franz) 1884. Oct. (Verz. Siidbay. Basid.)
Publ.: Jul 1884 (Nat. Nov.; J. Bot. Sep 1884), p. [1]-64. Copies: L, Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 1: 30; LS 815.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1047. 1940.
gt. Verzeichnis in Stid-Bayern beobachteter Pilze. Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der bayer.
Pilzflora. Landshut (Thomann) [1886]. Oct. (Verz. Siid-Bay. Pilze).
Publ.: Apr 1886 (Nat. Nov.), as a reprint, p. [1]-140, from Ber. bot. Ver. Landshut 9,
1885 [journal publication earlier than reprint?]. Copy: FH.
Ref.: LS 817.
g2. Verzeichnis in Siid-Bayern beobachteter Pilze. Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der bayerischen
Pilzflora ... II. Abteilung: Gymnoasci und Pyrenomyceten. Mit einem Nachtrag zu
den Basidiomyceten und 2 Tafeln. Separat-Abdruck a.d. X. Bericht des botanischen
Vereins in Landshut. Landshut (Thomann) 1887. Oct. (Verz. Stid-Bay. Pilze II).
Publ.: 1887 (p. 144: Jan 1887, journal publ. Nat. Nov. Oct 1887), p. [i], [143]-240,
special cover for reprint with above title. Copy reprint: Stevenson. — Reprinted from
Ber. bot. Ver. Landshut 10: [143]-240, pl. 1-2. 1887. Copy: FH. — p. 225-240 contain
the I. Nachtrag zum Verzeichnisse der Basidiomyceten.
Ref.: LS 818.
93- Verzeichnis in Stid-Bayern beobachteter Pilze. Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der bayer.
Pilzflora. ... II. Nachtrag zu den Basidiomyceten und I. Nachtrag zu den Gymnoas-
ceen und Pyrenomyceten. [Landshut, 1889]. Oct. (Verz. Stid-Bay. Pilze Nachtr.)
Publ.: 1889 (p. 4: 31 Dec 1888). Copies: FH, Stevenson. — Reprinted, p. [1]-66, from
Ber. bot. Ver. Landshut 11: 1-66. 1889.
Ref.: LS 820.
94. Verzeichnis der bisher in Stid-Bayern beobachteten Perenosporaceen. [Landshut 1889]. Oct.
(Verz. Siid-Bay. Perenosp.)
Publ.: Independently paged reprint p. [1]-17, without journal identification, from Ber.
bot. Ver. Landshut 11: 67-83. 1889; page 17 of reprint dated Jan 1889. Copy reprint:
Stevenson.
Ref.: LS 821.
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95- Verzeichnis in Siid-Bayern beobachteter Pilze. Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der bayer.
Pilzflora. III. Abteilung, Sphaeropsideen, Melanconieen und Hyphomyceten. In Ber. bot. Ver.
Landshut 12: [1]-136. 1892. Oct. (Verz. Stid-Bay. Pilze II).
Publ.: Jun-Sep 1892 (Flora Jun, Nat. Nov. Sep) No reprint known to us. Copy: FH.
Ref.: LS 823.
96. Verzeichnis in Stid-Bayern beobachteter Pilze. Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der bayerischen
Pilzflora ... IV. Abteilung: Hysteriaceae, Discomycetaceae et Tuberaceae. Separat-Abdruck
aus dem fiinfzehnten Bericht des Botanischen Vereins in Landshut. Landshut (Thomann)
1898. Oct. (Verz. Stid-Bay. Pilze IV).
Publ.: Oct 1898, p. [1]-138. Copies: NY, Stevenson. — Reprinted with original pagination
from Ber. bot. Ver. Landshut 15: [1]-138. 1898 (Nat. Nov. Oct 1898).
Ref.: LS 837. :
Allioni, Carlo (1728-1804), Italian physician and botanist, correspondent of Linnaeus,
*“i] Linneo piemontese”’. (All.)
HERBARIUM and Types: The Allioni herbarium was acquired by G. B. Balbis (1765-
1831), then by M. Bonafous (1794-1852) and subsequently by the Turin Academy of
Agriculture. This Academy presented the herbarium to TO in 1891. Allioni had a rich
natural history cabinet of which the botanical part (excluding the herbarium) is at the
Seminario di Chieri. — Allioni’s correspondence (20 vol. in Qu.) is at the Turin Academy
of Sciences.
Ref.: JH. 1(ed. 6): 355, 2: 32; Saccardo 1: 13, 2: g.
Gras, Bull. Soc. bot. France 10: 126. 1863.
Candolle, Phytographie 392. 1880.
Mattirolo, Carlo Allioni, Enc. Ital. 2: 552. 1929.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 9. 1941.
NOMENCLATOR ALLIONIANUS: Mattirolo et Ferrari, Nomenclator Allionianus, sive index
specierum Carolo Allioni adscriptarum. Malpighia 18: 228-292. 1904.
ICONOGRAPHIA TAURINENSIS: he botanical garden at Torino (TO) holds a collection of
about 7500 paintings and drawings of plants, bound in 65 folio volumes. This collection
is often cited by Allioni and Colla and contains many of the originals of the illustrations
of the works by these authors, in particular of Allioni’s Flora pedemontana. ‘The main
artists are: 1741-1766 Francesco Peyrolery, from Vit (Piemont) — Pietro Peyrolery’s
drawings for the Flora Pedemontana are probably also incorporated.
1767-1802 Giovanni-Antonio Bottione, also from Vit.
1802-1837 Angela Maria Bottione, from Torino.
1838-1868 Maddalena Lisa Mussino, from Torino.
Volumes 1-8 carry the title: Stirpium quae in horto regio botanico Taurin. inveniuntur index et
icones ad vivum delineatae. From volume 9 onward: Herbae ac stirpes indigenae et exoticae
nativis coloribus ad vivum expressae.
Ref.: Allioni, Fl. pedem. 1: iv. 1785.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxxi. 1883.
Chiapusso Voli, Malpighia 18: 293-343. 1904.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 55-56. 1941.
Nissen, Die botanische Buchillustration 1: 154. 1951.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 186, 4: 774, 12(2): 26; Barnhart 1: 42; BM 1:
31-32; Bossert p. 8; Dawson p. 15-16; Dryander 5: 136 [index]; Frank p. 4; GR p. 512;
IF p. 675; Kew 1: 41-42; LS 842-843; NI 18-19; PLC 1: xxxiii; PR 105-108; Saccardo
I: 13, 2: 9, Cron. xli-xliv; SO 635¢e, 637c.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist.-nat. Banks 5: 136 [index]. 1800.
Buniva, Réflexions sur tous les ouvrages publiés et inédits du docteur Charles Allioni.
Torino 1805, vii, 150 p., (portr., bibl.)
Konig et Sims, Ann. Bot. 1: 585. 1805.
M.S., Dict. Sci. méd. Biogr. méd. 1: 150-151. 1820.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cviii-xix. 1883.
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Mattirolo, Malpighia 18: 213-227. 1904 (portr., bibl.), also repr. 82 p.
Mattirolo, zn Dorfler, Botaniker-Portrats 30. 1907 (portr.)
Hulth, Bref och skr. Linné 2(1): 19-50. 1916.
Mattirolo, Cronistoria Orto bot. Torino xli-xliv. 1929 (portr.)
Mattirolo, Enc. Ital. 2: 552. 1929.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 8-9. 1941.
Stafleu, zn Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 21: 56. 1972 (portr.)
EPONYMyY (genera): Allioniella Rydberg (1902); Allionia Linnaeus (1759, nom. cons.) ;
Allionia Loefling (1758, nom. rej.); (journal): Allionia bollettino dell’ istituto ed orto
botanico dell’ universita di Torino. ‘Turin. Vol. 1-x, 1952-x.
Note: Allionella V. ¥. Brotherus (1911) is dedicated to Michel Allioni (see Barnhart
1:42), who did bryological work in Ecuador.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 311-312. 1972.
97- Stirpium praecipuarum littoris et agri Nicaeensis enumeratio methodica; cum elencho
aliquot animalium ejusdem maris. Paris (Bauche) 1757. Oct. (Stirp. litt. agri Nicaeen.)
Publ.: 1757, p. [i*], [a]-xxii, [1]-255. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 31; Jackson p. 288; Plesch p. 125; PR 106.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 7. 1975.
g8. Synopsis methodica stirpium horti regii taurensis, Mélanges Philos. Math. Soc. roy.
Turin 2 (1760-1761); reprint ‘Torino 1760. Qu. (n.v.)
Publ.: 1760? (rev. GGA 23 Oct 1762) — 76 p. Allioni uses Linnaean binary names only
for the species described in the Species plantarum; new and doubtful species are provided
only with a diagnostic phrase.
Ref.: PR 107; IDC 5826.
gg- Auctuarium ad synopsim methodicam stirpium horti regii taurinensis, Mélanges
philos.-mat. Soc. roy. Turin 5 (1770-1773): [53]-96. 1774.
Publ.: 1774 (or perhaps even 1776) in journal, but preprinted 1773 (rev. GGA 30-9-
1773; Linnaeus received a copy of this preprint early November 1774). This preprint
has its own pagination; Allioni, in his Flora pedemontana always refers to the pagination
of the periodical. The Auctuarium preprint must be assumed to have come out later
than Gouan’s Jilustrationes (Jan-Mai 1773). — Allioni adopts here for the first time
consistently the Linnaean binary system. Many names used in the Flora pedemontana
actually date from this publication. For a full analysis see Tjaden (1970) and Dandy
(1970).
Ref.: Kew 1:42; PR 108; IDC 5533.
Chiovenda, Ann. di Bot. 10(1): 15-23. 1912.
Fuchs, Phyton 9 (1, 2): 42. 1960; Ber. Schweiz. bot. Ges. 71: 350-351. 1961.
Tjaden, Taxon 19: 611-616. 1970.
Dandy, Taxon 19: 617-626. 1970 (list of new names).
100. Flora pedemontana sive enumeratio methodica stirpium indigenarum Pedemontii.
Torino (J. M. Briolus) 1785, 3 vols. Fol. (Fl. pedem.)
Publ.: All three volumes published between Apr-Jul 1785. Copies: BR, G, HU, L, MO,
ING UIs
Teacup tromt... (l= vate 1=xIx. 1-942.
2: [i*], [i1*], 1-366, i-xxiii, [xiv], [1, impr.].
3: [1*], [1*], [i]-xiv, pl. 2-92, and 7-77.
The plates (copper engravings) are by Francisco Peyrolery (engraved by Pietro
Peyrolery), mostly uncoloured; coloured copies are rare. Extensive review: GGA
31 Dec 1785. Becherer (1953) has shown that the 23 specific names marked with a
dagger (}) are to be attributed to Allioni and not to Bellardi who had provided
information on the relevant species to Allioni but who had not named them. — The
pages with roman numerals are bound in various places.
Ref.: BL 2: 372; BM 1: 32; DU 6; GF p. 47; IF p. 675; Jackson p. 320; Kew 1: 42;
LS 842; NI 18; Plesch p. 125; PR 108; RS p. 72; IDC 1128.
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Mattirolo, Malpighia 18: 211. 1904.
Mattirolo, Scritti bot. Carlo Allioni. 1904.
Breistroffer, Proc. verb. mens. Soc. Dauph. Ethn. 182-184: [6]. 1948.
Becherer, Candollea 14: 113-120. 1953.
Dawson, The Banks Letters 16. 1958.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 8. 1975 (sold at £ 320).
10x. Auctuarium ad floram pedemonianam cum notis et emendationibus. Torino (J. M.
Briolus) 1789. Qu. (Auct. fl. pedem.)
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1789, p. [i-iv], 1-53, [54 impr.], 2 pl. Copies: G, HU (2 pl.), MO, NY
(x pi.)
Ref.: BM 1: 32; Kew 1: 42; LS 843; NI 18; PR 108; ST p. 55; IDC 5533.
Allman, William (1776-1846), Irish botanist, professor of botany at the University
of Dublin 1809-1844. (Allman).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 43; BB p. 5; BM 1: 32; CSP 1: 51, 13: 713
DNB 1: 335; Jackson p. 17, 40, 65; Kew 1: 42; PR 109-110.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 5: 304. 1847.
EPONYMY: Allmania R. Brown ex R. Wight (1834) ; Al/maniopsis Suessenguth (1950).
102. Analysis, per differentias constantes viginti, inchoata, generum plantarum phanerostemonum,
quae in Britanniis, Gallia et Helvetia, ultraque hos fines, sponte sua crescunt. ...
Commencement of analysis, by means of twenty constant differences, of the genera of
plants with conspicuous stamens, which grow spontaneously in the British Isles, in
France and Switzerland, and beyond these limits. London 1828. Qu. (Anal. gen. pl.
phanerostem.)
Publ.: Oct-Nov 1828 (docum. BH), p. [i]-x, [1]-43, [1]. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 32; Jackson p. 17; Kew 1: 42; PR r1o.
Allorge, Pierre (1891-1944), French botanist and ecologist. (P. Allorge).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P and PC. — For exsiccatae see under Valentine Allorge.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 43; Bossert p. 8; BL 2: 506; Kew 1: 42;
PFC 2(2): xviii, 3(2): xi.
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 9: 154. 1936 (portr.)
Blaringham, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 11. 5: a.v. 1944 (bibl.)
Guerrero, Bol. r. Soc. Espafi. Hist. nat. 42: 344. 1944.
Humbert, Bull. Soc. bot. France g1: 29-32. 1944.
Gaumet, Rev. bryol.-lichénol. 15: 1-15. pl. r. 1945 (portr., bibl.)
Davy de Virville, Hist. bot. France p. 383 [index] (portr. p. 247).
Heim, Bull. Mus. Hist. nat. Paris ser. 2. 18(3): 226-252. 1946.
Le Gallo, Le Naturaliste Canadien 76: 229-241. 1949 (portr.)
Latorre, Anal. Inst. bot. A. J. Gavanilles 11(2): 559-560. 1952.
Lami, Revue algol. ser. 2 1(2): 51-55. 1954 (bibl. algol.)
EPONYMY: Allorgea Ando (1974, also dédicated to Valentine Allorge née Sélitsky (1888-
x), q.v.); Allorgeia L. Gauthier-Liévre (1958).
Allorge, Valentine, née Sélitsky (1888-x), French bryologist. (V. Allorge).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P and PC. — Exsiccatae (p.p. with Pierre Allorge) :
1. Cryptogames de l’ Empire colonial Frangais (series A-C, nos. 1-60, Paris 1938-1949). Sets:
FH, PC.
2. Bryophyta azorica. Mousses et hépatiques récoltées en 1937 aux iles Acores (nos. 1-133,
Paris 1942). PC, S-PA — Very few sets were made up.
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3. Bryotheca iberica. Muscinées de l’Espagne et du Portugal. (ser. i-v, nos. 1-250, Paris
1928-1938). Sets: FH, G, PC.
Repo Ele Ag o%
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 5. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 43; BL 2: 506; Bossert p. 8; GR p. 303;
Kew I: 42.
Roon, Int. direct. spec. pl. tax. 10. 1958.
EPONYMY: Allorgea Ando (1974); also dedicated to Pierre Allorge (1891-1944), q.v.
Alm, Carl Gustaf (1888-x), Swedish botanist, highschool teacher at Kiruna. (C. Alm).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: UPS (lichens): Largest general collection at GB, duplicates B,
BM, GH, K, L, NY, UPS (GR: lichens at UPS).
Ref.: GR p. 485; 1H 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 32.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 43; BL 2: 79, 531, 532, 5353; Bossert p. 8;
GR p. 485; Kew 1: 42; KR p. 22.
Roon, Int. direct. spec. pl. tax. 10. 1958.
Almquist, Ernst Bernhard (1852-1946), Swedish physician and botanist, at Karol.
inst. Stockholm 1891-1917, brother of S. O. I. Almquist. (EZ. B. Almquist).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: S and UPS (Vega expedition, 1878-1880), also H, LD and Z.
Ref.: 1H.-2: 33.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 44; BM 1: 32; 6: 16; Bossert p. 8; CSP 9:
353 12: 11,13: 73; GRp. 485; KR p. 23-24; LS 872-874, 30520; MW p. 4; SO ind. p. 8.
Nordenskiéld, The voyage of the Vega, London 1881.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 28. 1903, 3(3): 206, pl. rro. 1905.
Hult, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 29: 66-67. 1946 (portr.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 12. 1950.
Almquist, Sigfrid Oscar Immanuel (1844-1923), Swedish botanist and highschool
teacher at Stockholm, brother of Ernst Bernhard Almquist. (Almq.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Mainly at S, also C, GB, LD, UPS, Z.
Refi: GR p. 471; 1H 2: 33; Kew 1: 43; KR op: 24.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(2): 567; Barnhart 1: 44; BM 1: 32, 6: 16-17;
Bossert p. 8; BL 2: 511; CSP 9: 35, 13: 73-74; GR p. 471; Kew 1: 43; KR p. 24-28;
LS 865-871, 35618; MW p. 4.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 28. pl. 13. 1903, 3(3): 3. pl. 107. 1905 (portr.)
Almquist, E., Sv. bot. Tidskr. 38: 459-464. 1944 (portr.)
103. Monographia Arthoniarum Scandinaviae. Stockholm (P. A. Nordstedt & Séner) 1880.
Qu. (Monogr. Arthon. Scand.)
Publ.: 3 Apr 1880 (date of separate issue as thesis; see also Hedwigia Mai 1880 and Nat.
Nov. Mai, Aug 1880) — [i], [1-]69, [4] p. The thesis has a separate title page: Mono-
graphia ... Afhandl. ... jamte Teser ... for ... lektorsbefattning ... 3 Apr 1880. —
Also published as Sv. Vet. — ak. Handl. ny. féljd 17(6) (presented as manuscript on
12 Dec 1879), 1880, p. [1]-69. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 32; KR p. 27-28; LS 863.
Alschinger, Andreas (1791-1864), Austrian botanist and theologist, born in Bohemia,
teacher at the Zara Gymnasium. (Alschinger).
HERBARIUM and typEs: BASSA.
Ref.: 1H 2: 33.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 274; Barnhart 1: 45; BM 1: 33; CSP 12: 12;
Kanitz no. 148; Kew 1: 44; NDB 1: 205.
Kanitz, Oest. bot. Z. 14: 151-154. 1864.
Anon., Flora 47: 125. 1864.
EPONYMY: Alschingera R. De Visiani (1850).
104. Flora jadrensis complectens plantas phaenogamas hucusque in agro jadertino
detectas et secundum systema Linnaeano-Sprengelianum redactas. Zara (Battara) 1832.
Oct. (Fl. jadr.)
Publ.: 1832, prob. Jul-Nov (Flora 15: 720. 7 Dec 1832), p. [i-iv], [1]-248; Supplement
to this flora in III. Programme du Gymnasium, Zara 1853 (Bot. Zeit. 23 Jul 1869).
Copy: L.
Ref.: BM 1: 33; Jackson p. 313; Kanitz no. 148; Kew 1: 44; PR 116.
Anon., Lit.-Ber. Flora 2: 284-286. Dec 1832.
Guillemin, Arch. Bot. 1: 445. 13 Mai 1833 (rev.)
Alston, Arthur Hugh Garfit (1902-1958), British pteridologist and plant collector.
(Alston).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Most of the originals of Alston’s collections are at BM; some,
especially of the collections made with N.Y. Sandwith, are at K. The location of the
types is indicated in the publications.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed.'6): 355, 2: 33.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 45; BL 1: 22; Bossert p. 9; IF suppl. 3: 201,
4: 311-313; Kew 1: 44-45; MW p. 4.
Elliot, ‘The Times, London, 28 Mar 1958.
Greenfield, Brit. Fern Gaz. 8: 220-222. 1958.
Lourteig, Bol. Soc. Arg. Bot. 7: 136-137. 1958.
Bell, Taxon 8: 83-86. 1959 (bibl., portr.)
Morton, Amer. Fern J. 49: 1-2. 1959.
Crabbe, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 3: 385-395. 1960 (bibl.); 5: 240-248. 1969 (index).
Anon., Mem. Soc. Brot. 18: frontispiece. 1966 (portr.) (vol. dedicated to Alston).
EPONYMY: Alstoniamitus B. Skvortzov (1967).
105. Undescribed ferns from New Guinea. ova Guinea ser. 2. 4: 109-112. t. 4-IT. 1940.
Publ.: 20 Dec 1940. Text previously published Oct 1940 in J. Bot. 78: 225-229.
Ref.: Kew 1: 44.
Crabbe, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 3: 389. 1960.
Pichi-Sermolli, Regn. veg. 37: 311. 1965.
Alstrémer, Clas (1778: friherre, baron) [von] (1736-1794), Swedish naturalist, pupil
of Linnaeus. (Alstr.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: §; the Alstromer herbarium, together with the herbaria of
Montin, Osbeck, Casstrom and Swartz constitutes the basis of S. Material collected
1760-1762 in Southern Europe is also at LINN, SBT and UPS (Thunberg herbarium).
Curators of the Alstromer herbarium and natural history cabinet at Christinedal near
Gothenburg were Jonas Fagraeus, Anders Dahl and C. B. Rutstrém. The Linnaean
material originally contained in the Alstrémer herbarium (via Dahl from L. and
directly from Linnaeus fil. to A. in 1783) is now kept separately as the Stockholm
Linnaean herbarium.
Ref.: TH 2: 33.
Lindmann, Ark. f. Bot. 7(3): 5-9. 1907.
Loéwegren, Naturaliekabinett i Sverige under 1700 — talet 400 [index]. 1952.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 427; Barnhart 1: 45; Bossert p. 9; Colmeiro 1:
clx; Dawson p. 16; KR p. 29; PR (ed. 1): 172, 173; SO add. 2401.
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Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist.-nat. Banks 5: 137 [index]. 1800.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 66.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 28. 1903, 3(3): 3. 1905.
Fries, Bref och Skr. Linné ser. 2. 1: 69.
Fries, Linné 2: 61, 62 (portr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 19. 1936.
Utterstrém, Svenska man och Kvinnor 1: 75. 1955.
Ryden, The Banks Collection, Stockholm. 116 [index]. 1963.
Stafleu, Adanson 1: 129-130. 1963.
Coats, The plant hunters 38. 1969.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 298. 1971.
EPONYMY: Alstroemeria Linnaeus (1762).
Alten, Johann Wilhelm von (1770-?), German apothecary and botanist in Augsburg.
(Ff. Alten).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 46; PR 120.
106. Augsburgische Blumenlese oder systematisches Verzeichniss der in der Gegend um
Augsburg wildwachsenden Pflanzen, als Einleitung zu einer Flora von Augsburg.
Augsburg (Wolff) 1822. Oct. (Augsburg. Blumenl.)
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1822 (Flora 5(1) Beil. 3: 107), p. [i]-xii, [1]-215. Copies: G, M.
Ref.: PR 120.
Altmann, Paul (/f. 1894), German highschool teacher and botanist at Wriezen. (P.
Altmann).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
107. Flora von Wriezen und Umgegend. Bearbeitet vom Oberlehrer Dr. Paul Altmann.
Wriezen (Hintze). [1894-1895]. Qu. (Fl. Wriezen).
Pars [1]: Apr-Mai 1894 (Nat. Nov.; published in Easter program), p. [1]-30. Copy: U. -
Also in Realprogymnasium zu Wriezen. Bericht 1895 (n.v.)
Pars [2]: Apr-Mai 1895 (before 23 Mai, date & registration pupils; Nat. Nov. Jul
1895), p- [i-], 31-61, 1-111. Copy: U. — Also in Realprogymnasium zu Wriezen.
Bericht ... Programm no. 113.
Wriezen (orig. Wrietzen) is a town in Brandenburg, (Potsdam district), Western
Prussia.
Alverson, Andrew Halstead (1845-1916), Californian cactus collector. (Alverson).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: None known to exist.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 47.
Jaeger, Desert Magaz. (Palm Desert Calif.) 21: 26-28. 1958 (portr.)
Ewan, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 4: 170-177. 1963 (portr.)
108. Price list of Cacti found in California and adjoining regions offered by A. H. Alverson
collector and dealer in Cacti, Bulbs, Seeds, Rare Plants. San Bernardino. Cal. s.d., Oct.
(Price list cacti California).
Publ.: 1893 or 1894, 8 p. (n.v.) — Ewan mentions only a single known copy in USDA.
Later edition: late 1894 or early 1895, ‘‘cactus catalogue.”
Ref.: Ewan, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 4: 170-177. 1963.
Alyon, Pierre Philippe (1746-1816), French botanist and pharmacist. (Alyon).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 48; DU 7; HU 688; Jackson p. 34; NI 22;
BRar22!
Tucker, Cat. library Arnold Arb. 3: 20.
109. Cours de botanique, pour servir a \’éducation des enfans de S. A. Sérénissime Mon-
seigneur le Duc d’Orléans, ot l’on a [sic] rassemblé les plantes indigénes et exotiques
employées dans les arts et dans la médecine. Paris [1787-1788]. Fol. (Cours bot.)
Publ.: In 7 parts (in NY copy numbered by hand nos. 1-7; HU: nos. 2-8), 1787-1788,
engr. t.p., p. [1]-36, 103 handcoloured etchings occasionally shaded with mezzotint
or roulette (DU); PR: “Opus pulchris, quam Jean Aubry sculpsit, tabulis splendi-
dum, pluribus prodiit fasciculis, et fere semper incompletum offenditur’’. For a
collation and commentary see HU 688. Possibly not finished until 1789.
livr. plates livr. plates
2(Ime) I-15 6(5°) 60-73 (Plesch: 67a)
3(2°) 16-29 7(6°) 74-87
4(3°) 30-44 8(7°) — 8g-103
5(4°) 45-59
The artist, Jean Aubry, also engraved some of the plates of Labillardiére, Icones
plantarum Syriae rariorum.
Ref: BM; DU 7; GFB p. 47; HU 688; Jackson p. 34; NI 22; Plesch p. 126; PR 122.
Bartlett, Fifty-five rare books 54-55. 19409.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 10. 1975 (sold at £ 9200).
Ambrosi, Francesco (1821-1897), Austro-Italian botanist, director of the Museo
civico in Trient. (Ambros7).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Original herbarium destroyed by fire, first set of duplicates at
TR, further material at BASSA, FI and IBF.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 34, Saccardo 2: 11.
Candolle, Phytographie 392. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 49; BL 2: 404; BM 1: 36; CSP 1: 55, 6:
656, 12: 14, 13: 83; DTS 1: 2-3, 6(4): 109-110; Kew 1: 48; LS 893; PR 128; Saccardo
When? 2 il
Marchesetti, Atti Museo civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 131. 1895.
Saccardo, Bull. Soc. veneto-trentina sc. nat. 6(3): 117-119. 1898 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 79, 159. 1903, 3(3): 65. 1905.
110. Flora del Tirolo meridionale ossia descrizione delle specie fanerogame che crescono
spontanee sopra il suolo trentino e nelle terre adjacenti comprese fra la catena delle alpi
retiche sino ai confini del Lombardo-Veneto loro proprieta ec. ec. Opera disposta
dietro il metodo naturale ed elaborata sull’erbario Facchiniano e proprio. [Alternative
title:] Flora Tiroliae australis seu descriptio plantarum phanerogamarum in solo triden-
tino terrisque adjacentibus sponte nascentium [.] Specimen florae totius Italiae sep-
tentrionalis uno cum appendicibus exhibens. (Insunt plantae Monocotyledoneae
[Dicotyledoneae]). Padova (Angelo Sicca) 1854-1857, 2 vols. Oct. + (Fl. Tirolo mer.)
Publ.: 1854-1857, in parts, the precise dates of which are unknown. The following data
are based on a copy in original covers [L]. The covers of the parts (puntate) are not
dated. Copies: B, L, M.
vol. puntate pages dates
I
Monocot.
[i]-xx, [1]-140 1854
141-300
301-460
461-620
621-964.
Ob Oo N
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vol. puntate pages dates
2(1) I [i-xiv], [1]-160, err. 1857
Dicot. (1) 2 161-320
3 321-480
4 481-820, [2]
Motto on t.p. vol. 2: ““Combien de fois la Botanique n’a-t-elle pas adouci les plus
cuisants chagrins! Aug. de Saint-Hilaire.”’ The flora remained unfinished; it contains
the monocotyledones and only a small part of the dicotyledonae.
Ref.: BM 1: 36; DTS 1: 2; Kew 1: 48; PR 128.
Anon., Flora 37: 303-304. 31 Mai 1854 (outline).
Ames, Lawrence Marion (1900-1966), American mycologist and phytopathologist.
(L. Ames).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BPI; dupl. at K.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 50; Bossert p. 9; Kew 1: 50.
Diehl, Mycologia 59: 187-191. 1967 (portr., bibl.)
EPONYMY: Amesiodendron Hu (1936) is dedicated to Oakes Ames (1874-1950), q.v.
111. A monograph of the Chaetomiaceae. ‘The United States Army Research and Develop-
ment Series Number 2 [s.].] 29 December 1961. Qu. (Monogr. Chaetom.)
Orig.: 29 Dec 1961, p. [i]-ix, [1]-65, pl. 1-30. Copy: Stevenson.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1969. Bzbliotheca mycologica Band 17. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: Kew 1: 50.
Ames, Oakes (1874-1950), American orchidologist, professor of economic botany at
Harvard University (Ames).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: AMES.
Ref.: IH 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 34.
Day, Rhodora 3: 68. 1901.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 50; BM 6: 20; Bossert p. 10; Kew 1: 51-523
Langman p. 85-86; MW p. 4, suppl. p. 5; NI 23.
Day, Rhodora 3: 68. 1901.
Backer, Verklarend woordenboek 22. 1936.
Mangelsdorf, in Ames, Orchids in retrospect ix-xv. 1948 (also: bibl. on p. 159-172).
Sax, J. Arnold Arb. 31: 335-349. 1950 (portr., bibl.)
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 162(2): 223-228. 1951.
Coleman, Victorian Naturalist 67: 184-185. 1951 (portr.)
Schultes, Rhodora 53: 67-78. 1951.
Rollins, Taxon 1: 4. 1951.
Rouleau, Rhodora Index 1-50: 277. 1953.
Schultes, Bot. Mus. Leaflets 22: 253-255. 1969 (portr.) (on Blanche Ames).
Sutton, Arnoldia 32(1): 9-12. 1972.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 6. 1973.
MEMORIAL VOLUME: Botanical Museum Leaflets, Harvard University, vol. 16, 1949-1951
(portr.)
EPONYMY: Amesia A. Nelson & Macbride (1913); Amesiodendron Hu (1936).
112. Orchidaceae: illustrations and studies of the family Orchidaceae issuing from the
Ames Botanical Laboratory North Easton, Massachusetts, Boston, New York (1, 2:
Houghton, Mifflin and Company; 3-7, Boston, The Merrymount Press) 1905-1922.
Oct. (Orchidaceae).
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vol. pages plates dates
I fij-vii, [1]-156 1-16 Feb-Mar 1905*
2 [i]-xi, [1 ]-288 17-25 18 Feb 1908
3 (a]-[viii], [1]-[99] 26-59 30 Sep 1908
4 [i]-xiv, [1]-[288] 60-79 20 Jun 1910
5 [i]-[xiv], []-[271] (no pl] 2. Sep 1915
6 fi]-[xiv], [1]-[335] 80-101 18 Oct 1920
7 [iJ-Lix], [1]-174 roz-114 5 Apr 1922
*Nat. Nov. Apr 1905; p. iv: Feb 1905. Copy: HH. = Plates by Blanche Ames.
Ref.: Kew 1: 51; Langman p. 85; MW p. 4; NI 23.
113. An enumeration of the orchids of the United States and Canada prepared for the American
Orchid Society. Boston 1924. Oct. (Enum. orchids U.S. G Canada).
Publ.: 1924 (preface 2 Feb 1924), p. [i]-viul, [1]-120.
Rep iSewa tea:
Amman, Johann (1707-1741), Swiss botanist in St. Petersburg. (Amman).
HERBARIUM and Types: LE, dupl. at LINN, OXF, some material also at BM.
Ref.: 1H 2: 34.
Dandy, The Sloane Herbarium 82-83. 1958.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 121. 1964.
Karavaev, Bjull. Moskovsk. Ob8¢. Isp. Prir., Otd. Biol. 74(4): 148-149. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 1: 401; AG 4: 132; Barnhart 1: 51; BM 1: 39;
GR p. 637; HU 511; Jackson p. 326; Kew 1: 52; Krebel p. 33, 47; LS 906, 32533;
MW p. 4; NI 24; PR 136; TR 12-18.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 138 [index]. 1800 (bibl.)
Hulth, Bref och skr. Linné 2(1): 50-67. 1916.
HANDWRITING: Lipschitz and Vasilczenko, Central herb. U.S.S.R., Leningrad 1968,
p. 89.
NOTE: not to be confused with Paul Ammann (1634-1691), botanist at Leipzig (see AG
4:132; Barnhart 1:51; PR 137-141).
EPONYMY: Ammanella Miquel (1856) and Ammannia Linnaeus (1753) are dedicated to
Paul Ammann (1634-1691), German botanist.
114. Stirpium rariorum in imperio Rutheno sponte provenientium icones et descriptiones col-
lectae ab Ioanne Ammano ... instar supplementi ad commentar. Acad. Scient. Imper.
Petropoli, ex typographia Academiae scientiarum. St. Petersburg (Acad. Scientiarum)
1739. Qu. (Stirp. rar. Ruth.)
Publ.: 1739, p. [1-xii], [1]-210, [12], [1, errata], 34 plates numbered 7-xxxv, (xiv and xvi
combined). For a collation see HU 511. “Ouvrage interrompu par la mort de
Yauteur ...”’ (Brunet 1: 236). Copies: BR, HU, MO, NY, Teyler.
Ref.: HU 511; Jackson p. 326; Kew 1: 52; LS 906; MW p. 4; NI 24; PR 136.
Amo y Mora, Mariano del (1820-1896), Spanish botanist. (Amo).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown, probably at GDA or MA. Amo y Mora was dean of
the faculty of pharmacy at Granada when he compiled his Flora.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 51; BL 2: 479-480; BM 1: 39, 408; CSP 1:
58; Colmeiro 1: clxxii (bibl.); GR p. 758; Kew 1: 53.
Tucker, Cat. library Arnold Arb. 1: 36. 1914.
COMPOSITE WORKS: See Cutanda, V., Manual de Botanica, Madrid 1848.
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115. Flora cryptogamica de la Peninsula Ibérica, que contiene la descripcion de las plantas
acotyledoneas que crecen en Espafia y Portugal, distribuidas segun el método de
familias. Granada (Indalecio Ventura) 1870. Oct. (Fl. crypt. Penins. Ibérica).
Publ.: 1870, p. [i]-vili, table, [1]-849. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 39; Kew 1: 53.
Tucker, Cat. library Arnold Arb. 1: 36. 1914.
116. Flora fanerogdmica de la Peninsula Iberica 6 descripcion de las plantas cotyledéneas,
que crecen en Esparia y Portugal. Granada (Indalecio Ventura) 1871-1873, 6 vols. Oct.
(Fl. fan. Penins. Iberica).
vol. pages dates notes
I [i-iii], [1]-636 Oct-Dec 1871 preface 1 Oct 1871
2 [i-v], [1]-268 1871 p. [iii-v].table
3 [i-v], [1]-548 1872 p. [ii-v].table
4 [i-v], [1]-691 1872
5 [i-vi], [1]-645 1873
6 —[i-vii, [1]-758 1873
Copy: HH.
Ref.: BL 2: 479-480; Kew 1: 53; IDC 5534.
Tucker, Cat. library Arnold Arb. 1: 36. 1914.
Amshoff, Gerda Jane Hillegonda (fl. 1939), Dutch botanist. (Amshoff ).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: U and WAG.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Kew 1: 53; Langman p. 811.
117. On South American Papilionaceae. Proefschrift ter verkrijging van den graad van
doctor in de wis- en natuurkunde aan de Riyksuniversiteit te Utrecht, op gezag van den
rector magnificus Dr. Th. M. van Leeuwen, hoogleraar in de faculteit der geneeskunde,
volgens besluit van den Senaat der Universiteit tegen de bedenkingen van de faculteit
der wis- en natuurkunde te verdedigen op Maandag 3 april 1939, des namiddags te
vier uur. Utrecht (Kemink) [1939]. Oct. (S. Amer. Papilion.)
Publ.: 3 Apr 1939 (date on which the thesis was defended), p. [i-viii], [1 ]-78, [3, theses,
loose]. Copies: FAS, U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 53.
Anders, Joseph (1863-1936), Czeck lichenologist. (Anders).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PRM and PR. — Exsiccatae: Lichenes exsiccati Bohemtiae borealis
(Flechten Nordbéhmens) (fasc. i-vi, nos. 1-333, 1929-1933); sets at PRM and PR.
Ref.: GR p. 430; IH 1 (ed. 6): 35, 2: 35.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 108-109. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 53; Bossert p. 10; GR p. 430; LS 923-925b;
LS suppl. 256-267.
Mattick, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 54: 369, (93)-(99). 1936 (portr., bibl.)
Klement, Natur und Heimat 7: 33-37. 1936 (portr., bibl.)
Futak & Domin, Bibl. CSR 31-32. 1960 (bibl.)
118. Die Strauch- und Blattflechten Nordbéhmens. Anleitung zum leichten und sicheren
Bestimmen der in Nordbéhmen vorkommenden Strauch- und Blattflechten. (Mit einem
Verzeichnisse aller in BOhmen entdeckten Strauch- und Blattflechten) ... Mit fiinf
Flechtentabellen. Bohm. — Leipa (publ. by author) 1906. Oct. (Strauch- G Blattflechten
Nordbéhm.)
Publ.: 1906 (p. iv: 1 Jan 1906; Nat. Nov. Mai 1907), p. [i-v], [1]-92 [93-96, expl. pl.],
pl. 1-5 (photogr.) Copy: Stevenson.
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119. Die Strauch- und Laubflechten Mitteleuropas [.] Anleitung zum Bestimmen der in
Mitteleuropa vorkommenden Strauch- und Laubflechten. Jena (Gustav Fischer) 1928.
Oct. (Strauch- @ Laubflechten Mitteleur.)
Orig.: 1928 p. [i]-iv, [i*], [1]-217, pl. 1-30, 8 text ill. Copy: U.
Facsimile: Amsterdam (Asher) 1974 (ISBN 90-6223-269-4), p. [i*], [i]-iv, [1]-217,
pl. 1-30, 8 text ill. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: LS suppl. 264.
Anderson, Alexander (x-1811), British born physician who was superintendent of the
St. Vincent botanical garden 1785-1811. (A. Anderson).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM, CGE, G, K, LE; drawings at LINN.
Ref.: Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 17. 1902.
Miller, Taxon 19: 511-512. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BB p. 6; DNB 1: 372; Kew 1: 55.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1892: 94-97.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 1) 17. 1902.
EPONYMY: Andersonia R. Brown (1810, also dedicated to William Anderson (1750-1778),
English botanist on Cook’s expeditions, and to William Anderson (1766-1846), Scottish
botanist).
Note: Andersonia Roxburgh (1832) is dedicated to James Anderson (x-1809), English [?]
physician in Madras; Andersoniella K. J. F. Schmitz (1897) is dedicated to Charles
Lewis Anderson (1827-1919), q.v.; Anderssoniopiper Trelease (1934) is dedicated to Nils
Johan Andersson (1821-1880), q.v.; Bryoandersonia H. E. Robinson (1963) is dedicated
to Lewis Edward Anderson (1912-x), American botanist.
Anderson, Charles Lewis (1827-1919), American algologist. (C. L. Anderson).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: NY; other material at A, BM, FH, K, MO, P-DU, US. — For
his Algae exsiccatae americae borealis see sub Farlow, W.G.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 35 (as ““Charles,”’ “Charles L.” and as “C.L.”’).
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 72-73. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 54.
Day, Rhodora 3: 242. 1901.
Jepson, Madrojio 1: 214-216. 1929 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Andersoniella K. J. F. Schmitz (1897). — Note: For other eponyms based on the
name Anderson, vide supra, sub A. Anderson.
Anderson, George (x-1817), British botanist and horticulturist at Westham who grew
species of Salix, Paeonia, and Narcissus and who collected in Brazil and Barbados in 1815.
(G. Anderson).
HERBARIUM and tTypEs: Unknown; some British specimens at OXF.
Ref.: 1H 2: 35.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 39. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 55; BB p. 6; CSP 1: 631.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Anderson, vide supra, sub A. Anderson and
C. L. Anderson.
120. A monograph of the genus Paeonia, Trans. Linn. Soc. London 12(1): 248-290. 1817
[1818].
Publ.: 25 Feb 1818 — Reprints (n.v.) available by May 1818.
Ref.: Stearn J. Bot. 79: 26. 1941.
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Anderson, Thomas (1832-1870), Scottish botanist, superintendent and later director
of the Calcutta Botanic Garden. (7. Anderson).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: K and CAL; duplicates e.g. B, BM, L.
Refi: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 36.
Candolle, Phytographie 392. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 57; BB p. 7; BM 1: 43; CSP 1: 65, 7: 33,
9: 43, 12: 16; DNB 1: 392; Jackson p. 384, 388, 451; Kew 1:58; MW p. 4; PR 152-154;
Zander ed. 10, p. 590.
Anon., J. Bot. 8: 368. 1870.
Anon., Flora 53: 490. 1871.
Balfour, Trans. bot. Soc. Edinburg 11: 41-45. 1873 (bibl.)
Anon., Rec. Bot. Survey India 7: 11-14. 1914.
Huxley, Life letters Hooker 2: 519 [index]. 1918.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedications 1827-1927: 150. 1932 (portr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 26. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 15. 1950.
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 238 [index]. 1965.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Anderson, vide supra, sub A. Anderson and
C. L. Anderson.
121. Florula adenensis. A systematic account, with descriptions, of the flowering plants
hitherto found at Aden. Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society. Supplement
to vol. V. — Botany. London (Longman, Green, Longmans and Roberts, and Williams
and Norgate) 1860. Oct. (Fl. Aden.)
Publ.: 1860 — p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-47, pl. 1-6, uncol. liths. by W. Fitch. Copy: NY.
Ref.: CSP 1: 65; Kew 1: 58; PR 152.
Andersson, Carl Filip Gunnar (1865-1928), Swedish bryologist, palaeobotanist and
plant-geographer at Stockholm. (C. Andersson).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: GB (all material?).
Rep 2596:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 58; BL 2: 459; BM 6: 23; Bossert p. 11;
CSP 13: 65; Kew 1: 59; KR p. 30-35.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 29. pl. rz. 1903, 3(3): 3. pl. 106. 1905 (portr.)
Anon., Handelshégsk. Stockholm Arsber. 1909-1910: [repr. 1-9]. Copy: DS.
Jonasson, Ymer 3. 1928 (full bibl.) Copy: B.
Hesselman, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 46: (129)-(147) 1929 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Anderssoniopiper W. Trelease (1934) is dedicated to Nils Johan Andersson
(1821-1880), q.v.
122. Studier dfver torfmossar i sédra Skane. Stockholm (P. A. Norstedt & S.) 1889. Oct.
(n.v.) (Stud. torfmossar Skane).
Publ.: Jun-Jul 1889 (communicated 8 Mai 1889, Nat. Nov. Aug 1890) — 43 p., issued as
Bihang Sv. Vet.-Akad. Handl. 15(3, 3), Stockholm 1889.
Andersson, Nils Johan (1821-1880), Swedish botanist. (Anderss.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: S. — For voyages and distribution of duplicates see [H. — Exsic-
catae: Flora lapponica exsiccata (1865, 15 sets).
Ref.: IH 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 36.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 1. 1906.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 19. 1966.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 58; BL 2: 516, 551; BM 1: 44, 6: 24;
315)
ANDERSSON
Bossert p. 11; GSP 1: 65-66, 6: 565, 7: 34,\12: 16; DIS .1: 4; Frank p.4; IF p. 675;
Jackson p. 515 [index]; Kew 1: 59; KR p. 36-42; Langman p. 88; LS 944; MW p. 4;
NI 25-27; PR 155-169.
Anon., Bot. Centralbl. 1: 192. 1880 (brief bibl.), J. Bot. 18: 192. 1880.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1880: 63-64.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 29. pl. 17. 1903, 3(3): 3. 1905.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 1. 1906 (itinerary).
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 16. 1950 (for his coll. and publ. on voyage
Eugénie 1851-1853).
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5(8): 148. 1961.
Kleppa, Norsk bot. bibl. (1814-1964): 318. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Salicineae, in DC., Prodr. 16(2): 190-323. med. Jul 1868. The infra-
generic categories are designated as follows (notes C. R. Ball):
The sections are centered, indicated by S and a serial number, and in italics, in capitals
and lower case.
The species are preceded by a number, exdented 2 spaces, printed in caps and small caps
(author and citation in parentheses) and part of first line of text.
The first subdivisions are varieties, preceded by a Greek letter (and comma) indented
2 spaces under species paragraph, and exdented 2 spaces before the varietal paragraph.
The name is in italic lower case, with author and citation in ( ), all part of first line
of text.
The second subdivisions (formae) are included in the varietal paragraph, each preceded
by a dash (—), and a number with a tiny o after its top; these are followed, without
punctuation, by the form name in italics and a comma.
EPONYMY: Anderssoniopiper W. Trelease (1934).
123. Plantae vasculares circa Quickjock Lapponiae lulensis, quarum enumerationem venia
ampliss. Facult. philosoph. Upsal. praeside mag. Elia Fries ... p.p. auctor Nicol.
Johannes Anderson ... in audit. Gustav. pridie idus Jun. mdcccxliv. H. P. M. S. Pars
prior. Uppsala (Wahlstrém & Lastrom) 1844-1845. Oct. (Pl. vase. Quickjock).
Pars prior: 12 Jun 1844, p. [1]-16. Copies: NY (2).
Pars posterior: Mai 1845, p. [i-ili], 17-36. Copies: G, NY (2). — “‘pro gradu philosophico
9
Dp. auctor ...7.
Ref.: KR p. 39 (no. 45).
Beilschmied, Flora 30: 431-439, 447-454. 1847 (summary).
Andersson, Bot. Not. 1866: 107-110, 119-125.
124. Salices Lapponiae quarum descriptiones venia ampl. facult. philos. Upsal. p.p.
Nicolaus Johannes Anderson [sic] phil. mag. stip. Hellvik. et Alfred. August. Wong
ostragothi in audit. Gustav. die iii decemb. mdcccxlv. H.A.M.S. Pars 1. Uppsala
(Wahlstrom & C.) 1845. Oct. (Salices Lapponiae).
diss. pages defended by date
I [i-iv], [1]-16 Alfred August Wong 3 Dec 1845
2 [i-iv], 17-32 Gustavus Sigfridus Brydolf 3 Dec 1845
3 [1-11], 33-48 Sten Stenberg 6 Dec 1845
4 [i-iv], 49-64 Johan. Eric Ulr. Kraft 6 Dec 1845
5 [i-iv], 65-90, [1, err.] And. Gustavus Longberg 13 Dec 1845
Copy: NY.
Trade ed.: Uppsala (Wahlstrém & C:o0) 1845, p. [i], [1]-90, [1, err.], 2 pl. Copies: G,
HH, HU, M.
Ref.: BM 1: 44; Jackson p. 338; Kew 1: 59; KR p. 36; TR 156.
A., Bot. Zeit. 4: 619-620. 4 Sep 1846.
125. Conspectus vegetationis Lapponiae quem venia ampliss. Facult. phil. Upsal. p.p.
Nicolaus Johannes Anderson ... et Theodor Isac. Suber ... in audit. philos. superiori
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d. xxvii maji mdcccxlvi h.a.m.s. pars 1. Uppsala (Wahlstrom & C.) 1846. Oct. (Consp.
veg. Lapponiae).
Pars 1: 27 Mai 1846, p. [i*-iv*], [i]-x, [1]-16. Copy: NY.
Pars 2: 30 Mai 1846, p. [1-11], 17-39. Copy: NY. — ‘*... Anderson et Oscar Esbj. Ed-
holimpeeys ace
Trade ed.: (n.v., fide KR) ib. 1846, p. [i], x, 39, with the indication “‘auctore ...” Repr.
Arch. Scand. Beitr. 2: 394-444. 1850.
Ref.: KR p. 39 (no. 47).
126. Ailas éfver den Skandinaviska florans naturliga familjer. Stockholm (Zach. Haggstrém)
1849. Oct. (Atlas Skand. nat. fam.)
Publ.: 1849, engr. t.p., [i-iii], [1]-29, pl. 1-29. Copies: MO.
Ref.: KR p. 41 (no. 62); PR 158.
127. Planias Scandinaviae descriptionibus et figuris analyticis adumbratae. Stockholm (Zacha-
rias Haeggstrom) 2 fasc. 1849-1852. Oct. (Pl. Scand.)
Fasciculus primus Cyperaceas Scandinaviae complectens, Stockholm 1849, other title page:
Cyperaceae Scandinaviae in Dania, Suecia, Norvegia et Fennia sponte crescentes, des-
criptae et delineatae ... Praefatus est Elias Fries ... p. [ii*-iii*], i-iv, [4 p. Cyp.],
[1]-74, [2 p. tables, 1 p. add.], 8 pl. Cover title: Cyperographia. Oct-Nov 1849 (p. iv:
15 Oct 1879, rd. Regensburg Dec 1849). Copy: HH.
Fasciculus secundus Gramineas Scandinaviae complectens, Stockholm 1852, other title page:
Gramineae Scandinaviae in Dania, Suecia, Norvegia et Fennia sponte crescentes,
descriptae et delineatae ... [1i]-xiv, [1 p. add.], [1]-112, pl. i-xii. 1852 (Regensburg
rd. Nov-Dec 1852). Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 44; Jackson p. 332; Kew 1: 59; KR p. 37-38; NI 27; PR 159.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 8: 283-284. 5 Apr 1850 (pars 1).
128. Om Galapagos-éarnes Vegetation. Akademisk Afhandling, som med vidtberémda
Filosofiska Fakultetens samtycke kommer att offentligen forsvaras af Nils Johan An-
dersson, Filos. Mag. pa Auditoriet n:o 1 den 15 November 1854, kl. 9 fm. Lund
(Berling) 1854. Oct. (Galapagos veg.)
[Pars 1:] 15 Nov 1854, p. [1]-60. Copy: NY. — Preprinted from Sv. Vet.-Ak. Handl. 1853:
61-120. 1855 (see Bot. Zeit. 13: 832. 23 Nov 1854).
[Pars 2:] Nov-Dec 1854 as p. 121-256 in Sv. Vet.-Ak Handl. 1853 (publ. 1855). Copy:
NY
Consolidated reprint: “Om ... Vegetation: af N. J. Andersson.”’ Stockholm (P. A. Nor-
stedt & Soner) 1854. Oct., p. [1-60]. Copy: G. — Inlemnad den 7 September 1854
(title on p. [61]), Sv. Vet.-Ak. Handl. 1853: [61]-256. 1855.
German translation of pars 1: Linnaea 31: 571-631. 1862, repr. 61 p.
This text was also the basis for the two fascicles Botanik of K. Sv. fregatten Eugenies resa
omkring jorden ... 1851-1853, vetenskapliga iakttagelser, Heft 1: 1-34, pl. 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9-
Stockholm 1857, Heft 2: 35-104, pl. 2, 5, 8, 10-16, Stockholm 1861.
Ref.: Kew 1: 59; KR p. 39-40; PR 165.
Miller, Bot. Zeit. [13: 832. 23 Nov 1855], 14: 167-171. 7 Mar 1856.
12g. Salices boreali-Americanae. A synopsis of North American Willows. Cambridge
(Metcalfe and Company), New York (B. Westermann & Co.) 1858. Oct. (in fours)
(Salices bor.-amer.)
Publ.: 1858, reprinted with independent pagination and separate title page (Cambridge,
Metcalfe and Co.; New York: B. Westermann & Co.), [1]-32 (Copies: G, MO, NY)
from Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts Sci., Boston 4: 50-78. 1860. English version of Bidrag
till kannedomen om de i Nordamerika forekommande pilarter (Salices) publ. in Sv.
Vet.-ak. Ofvers. 15: 109-133. 1858. It is not known to us which of the two versions
has priority. The English version was communicated to the Amer. Academy on
13 Apr 1858; the Swedish version was presented on 17 Mar 1858.
Ref.: BM 1: 44; Jackson p. 358; Kew 1: 59; KR p. 37 (no. 7); PR 166; IDC 7408.
130. Monographia Salicum hucusque cognitarum. Pars 1, Stockholm (P. A. Norstedt et f.)
1867. Qu. t (Monogr. Salicum).
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Publ.: Only one fascicle published, Apr 1867 (fide letter to Miquel dated 23 Apr 1867,
ULU), Kongl. Sv. Vet.-Akad. Handl. N.S. 6(1), “Jan 1865” but printed 1867.
Published in the journal (p. [i-iv], [1]:180, pl. 1-9. Copies: BR, HU, L, MO), as well:
as separately: p. [i*-v*], [i]-[iv], [1]-180, pl. z-9 (uncol. liths.) Copies: G, HU, NY. —
The species are numbered. Subspecies are indicated by one or more asterisks, usually
indented 6 spaces. Sometimes a dash is used instead of an asterisk.
Ref.: BM 1: 44; DTS 1: 4; Jackson p. 143; Kew 1: 59; KR p. 37 (no. 11); Langman
p. 88; PR 168.
Andrae, Carl Justus (1816-1885), German palaeobotanist, first at Halle, later at
Bonn. (Andrae).
COLLECTIONS: Bonn (herbarium destroyed in 1945); some herbarium material was
also at B. — Palaeobotanical collections at the palaeontological collection of the Universi-
ty of Bonn.
Ref. AG 2(1)s 201; [El 2: 97; Kanitzino: 237.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 291; Barnhart 1: 59; BM 1: 45; CSP 2: 66-67,
6: 565-566, 7: 34, 9: 44, 13: 100; Jackson p. 183, 186; NI 28; PR 170-172; Quenstedt
p. 9.
Anon., Nat. Nov. 7: 128. 1885.
Fabricius, Verh. naturf. Ver. preuss. Rheinl.-Westf. 42 General-Versammlung Corr. bl.
42: 37-44, 144. 1885.
Langer, Argumenta palaeobotanica 2: 27-30. 1968.
131- Vorweltliche Pflanzen aus dem Steinkohlengebirge der preussischen Rheinlande und West-
phalens. Bonn (A. Henry) 1865-1869, 3 parts. Qu. ¢ (Vorw. Pfl. Steinkohlengeb. preuss.
Rheinl.)
part pages plates dates
I [iJ-v, [1]-18 1/2,3-5 Mar 1865
2 19-24 6-10 1866
i} 35-50 II-15 “7869” 1870
Flora received part 3 only on 10 Dec 1870; Bot. Zeit. announced it on 7 Apr 1871. —
Lithographs by A. Henry, Bonn. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 45; NI 28; PR 172.
André, Edouard Francois (1840-1911), French horticulturist and traveller in South
America. (André).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: K (orig. herb.)
Ref.: Barnhart 1: 59; IH 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 37.
Smith, Phytologia 12(7): 401-413. 1965 (itinerary of Andes expedition 1875-1876).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BloGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 596; Barnhart 1: 29; BM 1: 45; Bossert p. 11;
CSP g: 46, 12: 16, 13: 101; Kew 1: 60; Langman p. 88; MW p. 5-6, suppl. p. 5; NI 29;
Zander ed. 10, p. 590.
Bois et Grignan, Rev. hortic. 83: 485-493. 1911 (portr.)
Buyssens, Rev. Hortic. belge étrang. 37: 382-384. 1911 (portr.)
Tucker, Cat. library Arnold Arb. 1: 37-38. 1914 (bibl.)
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 317. 1945.
Smith, Plant life 1: 31-39. 1945 (Bromel. coll. in Columbia).
Chardon, Caldasia 4: 283-292. 1947.
EPONYMY : Andrea Mez (1896). — Note: Andreaea B.' T. Palm & S. C. J. Jochems (1923) and
Andreaeana B. 'T. Palm and S. C. J. Jochems (1924) are dedicated to Gajus Henricus
Andreae, Dutch planter in the Netherlands East Indies.
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132. Bromeliaceae Andreanae. Description et histoire des Broméliacées récoltées dans la
Colombie, l’Ecuador et le Venezuela ... Ouvrage illustré de 39 planches lithographiées
et d’une carte partielle de l’ Amérique du Sud. Paris (Librairie agricole; G. Masson) s.d.
[1889]. (Bromel. Andr.)
Publ.: Sep-Dec 1889 (p. xi: 24 Aug 1889; see also Chardon), p. [i*], [i]-xi, [1]-118,
pl. i-xxxix (bot. ill.), xxxx (map). Copies: NO, Lyman B. Smith.
Andreansky, Gabor (Gabriel) [Baron] (1895-1967), Hungarian palaeobotanist.
(Andreanszky) .
HERBARIUM, COLLECTIONS, TYPES: BP and/or BPU; duplicates at W.
Refs VE2% 377.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 232; Barnhart 1: 60; Bossert p. 11;
Kew 1: 60; PFC 2(2): xviii.
Toth, Sydowia 20: 173. 1968.
Lacza & Cziffery, Fragm. Bot. Mus. Hist. nat. Hung. 6: 85-108. 1969 (bibl., list of his
taxa).
Anon., Ber. deut. Ges. geol. Wiss. A. Geol. Palaont. 14(2): 219-233. 1969 (portr.)
Horvat, Vegetatio 21: 159-160. 1970 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Andreanszkya 8S. Téth (1968).
Andres, Heinrich (1883-1970), German cryptogamist. (Andres).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Original herbarium up to 1943: destroyed. Material at B, NY,
PC and W. — Andres also distributed a set of exsiccata taken from the collections of
Philipp Wilhelm Wirtgen (1806-1870) under the title: Dr. Phil. Wirtgen: Herbarium
plantae criticae, selectae, hybridae florae rhenanae, edit. Nov. H. Andres (exact number of
species included unknown, published around 1930-1939), sets at FH, NY, PC. — Wirtgen’s
own sets were issued 1867-1871.
Refz'GRop. 58; lla: 37.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 5. 1967.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 60; BFM 300, 306, 307; BM 1: 25; GR p. 58;
Kew 1: 60-61; LS suppl. 301; Langman p. 88-89; MW p. 7, suppl. p. 6.
133- Flora von Eifel und Hunsriick mit Einschluss des Venns der eingeschlossenen und an-
grenzenden Flusstaler unter Beriicksichtigung der Okologie und Verbreitung unserer
Pflanzenwelt sowie einem Abrisse der Geschichte der heimatlichen Botanik fiir Schulen
und Naturfreunde. Wittlich 1g11. Oct. (Fl. Eifel Hunsriick).
Ed. 1: Jun-Aug 1911 (preface Whitsun 1911; Nat. Nov. Sep 1911) — xxviii, 381 p. - .
Re-issue: Wittlich 1920 with a new title page and additional material as ‘‘Flora des mittel-
rheinischen Berglandes und der eingeschlossenen Flusstaler mit besonderer Beriicksichti-
gung der Flora von Eifel und Hunsriick mit Einschluss des Venns unter Hervorhebung
der Okologie und geographischen Verbreitung ... Naturfreunde.” xxviii, 381 p.
[identical with 1911 issue], Nachtrage und Erganzungen 14 p., Anhang iv, 18 p.
Andrews, Henry C. (/l. 1799-1830), English botanical painter and engraver. (Andr.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Henry Andrews was a botanical painter and engraver. His
paintings and drawings were based on living specimens. No herbarium specimens are
known to exist.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BB p. 7-8; Barnhart 1: 61; BM 1: 46; DNB 1: 406;
Frank p. 5; HU 2: 583 [index]; Jackson p. 515 [index]; Kew 1: 62; MW p. 708, suppl.
p. 6; Plesch p. 126-127; PR 174-178.
Blunt, Art of bot. ill, 209-211. 1950.
EPONYMY: Andreusia [sic] Ventenat (1805). — Note: Andrewsianthus Schuster (1961) is
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dedicated to Albert Leroy Andrews (1878-1962) American bryologist; Andrewopteris
R. W. Baxter (1975) is dedicated to Henry Nathaniel Andrews jr. (1910-x), q.v.
134- Coloured engravings of heaths. ‘The drawings taken from the living plants only. With
the appropriate specific character, full description, native place of growth, and time of
flowering of each; in Latin and English. Each figure accompanied by accurate dissections
of the several parts (magnified where necessary) upon which the specific distinction has
been founded, according to the Linnaean system. London (author) [1794-]1802-1809
[-1830], 4 vols. Fol. (Col. engr. heaths).
Vol. 1: [i-ix], pl. 1-72 with text, indexes [1], [1]. 1794-1802 [“‘1802”’].
Vol. 2: [i-v], pl. 73-144 id., indexes [1], [1]. 1802-1805 [*‘1805’’].
Vol. 3: [i-vii], pl. 145-276 id., index [1]. 1805-1809 [“‘1809’’].
Vol. 4: [i-iii], pl. 217-288 id., indexes [1], [1]. 1810-1830 [“1805”’].
Contains 288 hand-coloured engraved plates (etchings according to Dunthorne) by
Andrews (‘‘crude and stylised”’ Blunt). — The book was published in parts of which the
dates and contents are unknown. Many plates are dated; the plate numbers are given in
the indexes. — Volume 4 is rare. — For collation see Plesch. Copies: HU, MO, NY.
Second edition: ‘The Heathery; or a monograph of the genus Erica: containing coloured
engravings with Latin and English descriptions, dissections, etc. of all the known
species of that extensive and distinguished tribe of plants. By H. C. Andrews.” London
(Henry G. Bohn) 1845, 6 vols. Oct. Copy: G. — The plates are not dated.
r: engr. t.p., [i]-vill, pl. 7-50. 3: [i-v], pl. ror-150. 5: [ii], pl. 201-250.
2: [i-v], pl. 51-r100. 4: [i-ii], pl. 151-200. 6: [i-ii], pl. 251-300.
Ref.: BM 1: 46; DU 9; GF p. 47; Jackson p. 131; Kew 1: 62; NI 31; Plesch p. 127;
PR 175; IDC 5369.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 12. 1975 (sold at £ 4,800).
135- The botanist’s repository, for new, and rare plants. Containing coloured figures of
such plants, as have not hitherto appeared in any similar publication; with all their
essential characters, botanically arranged, after the sexual system of the celebrated
Linnaeus; in English, and Latin. To each description is added, a short history of the
plant, as to its time of flowering, culture, native place of growth, when introduced, and
by whom. The whole executed by Henry Andrews, author of the coloured engravings of
heaths, in folio. London (T. Bensley, for author) 1797 [-1815], 10 vols. Qu. (Bot. repos.)
[Engraved title-pages:] Vol. [1, etc.] of the Botanists Repository comprising, colour’d
engravings of new and rare plants only with botanical descriptions &c. in Latin and
English after the Linnaean system. By H. Andrews botanical painter engraver etc.
[Original wrappers, title:] The Botanist’s Repository for new and rare plants only. A
work designed to comprise coloured figures of each plant, as have not hitherto been
given to the public in any similar publication.
Publ.: The first of the above titles is that of the general, letter press, title-page (often
discarded) ; the second is that appearing on the engraved title-pages of the separate
volumes (these were mostly kept by binders) ; the third appears on the original wrap-
pers (fide GF p. 83). Most plates are dated; these dates can be taken as dates of actual
publication. The following is only a summary. Copies: BR, G, HU, MO, NY, US.
vol. part plates. dates vol. part plates dates
I 1-6 Nov-Dec 1797 6 361-414. Apr-Dec 1804
7-42 Jan-Dec 1798 415-432 Jan-Mar 1805
43-72 Jan-Oct 1799 7 433-441 Dec 1806
B 73-78 Nov-Dec 1799 442-467 Jan-Jun 1807
79-128 Jan-Dec 1800 97 468-472 Jul 1807
129-144 Jan-Mar 1801 98 473-477 Aug 1807
3 145-198 Apr-Dec 1801 99 478-482 Oct 1807
199-216 Jan-Mar 1802 100 483-487 1807
4. 217-270 Apr-Dec 1802 tor 488-492 Nov 1807
271-288 Jan-Mar 1803 8 102 493-497 Dec 1807
5 289-342 Apr-Dec 1803 103 498-502 Feb 1808
343-360 Jan-Mar 1804 104. 503-507. 1808
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vol. part plates dates vol. part plates dates
105 508-512 Mar 1808 10 =6121-126 587-612 before Sep 1810
106 513-517. Apr 1808 127 613-617 prob. Dec 1810
107 518-522 Mai 1808 128-131 678-636 Jun 1811
108 523-527. Jun 1808 132 637-640 Nov 1811
109 528-532 Jul 1808 133 641-645 Dec 1811
110 533-537. Aug 1808 134. 646-650 Mar 1812
III 538-542 Nov 1808 135 651-654 Jul 1812
9 112-116 543-567 before Mai 1809 136 655-659 1812
117-119 568-582 before Sep 1809 137 660-664 1814 or 1815
120 583-586 Nov 1809
The hand-coloured engraved plates are all by H. C. Andrews. Dunthorne speaks of
‘etchings coloured by hand, often printed in blue green ink.” The text of the first 5
volumes was probably written by John Kennedy, that for vol. 6 by A. Haworth, vol. 7-10
by George Jackson. Originally issued in parts of 3 plates each (parts 1-34) later of 5
plates each. A second “‘edition”’ was published in 10 volumes in 1816, London (T. Cope,
for author) ; actually this is a re-issue with a newly printed title page in vol. 1 (NY). —
The volumes are made up by the plates as cited, preceded by the ener. t.p., and followed
by indexes and errata (1: [1] ind.; 2-4: [1] ind., [1 err.]; 5: id. plus [1] ind. vols. 1-5;
6-9 as 2-4; 10, id. plus [1] index vols. 6-10).
Ref.: BM 1: 209; DU 8; GF p. 83; Jackson p. 471; Langman p. 89; NI 2382; Plesch
p. 126-127; PR 174; SK p. clxvi; IDC 5827.
Harms, Notizbl. Berlin 4: 243-245. 1906.
Britten, J. Bot. 54: 236-246. 1916.
Nakai, J. Jap. Bot. 17: 422-424. 1941.
Stearn, Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 116: 40. 1944.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 1: 12. 1975 (sold at £ 1.700).
136. Recensio plantarum hucusque in Repositorio botanicorum depictarum. A review of the
plants hitherto figured in the Botanist’s Repository, with a translation of the essential and
specific characters. Index duplex. London (J. White) 1801. Qu. (Recens. pl.)
Publ.: 1801, p. [1-11], [1]-74, [index 1-4]. Copy: G. — Author: John Bellenden Ker (former-
ly Gawler). Treats 132 species from the Repository.
137- Roses: or a monograph of the genus Rosa: containing coloured figures of all the
known species and beautiful varieties, drawn, engraved, described and coloured, from
the living plants. London (R. Taylor and Co., for author) 1805-1828, 2 vols. Qu. (Roses).
Publ.: Tucker gives the following summary of the publication of the 129 illustrations (on
122 plates). The plates are copper engravings, often printed in a blue-green ink. (vol.
I: 1-65; 2: 66-129). The dates in brackets are those of the water-marks.
number date number date number date
I n.d. 16 1806 31 drawn 1816
2 n.d. i7 1806 32 [1821]
3 [1828] 18 n.d. 33 [1821]
4. after 1811 19 1806 34 drawn 1810?
5 n.d. 20 1806 35 n.d.
6 1806 21 1805 36 [1817]
| 1806 22 n.d. 37 1805
8 [1824] 23 1805 38 after 1823
9 [1824 | 24. 1806 39 [1810]
10 n.d. 25 drawn 1826 40 drawn 1808
II 1806 26 meds 41 after 1820
12 drawn 1810 27 [1807] Q n.d.
13 1805 28 1816? or 1817? 43 [1817]
14 1806 29 1805 44 drawn 1822
15 1806 30 drawn 1824. 45 1806
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number date number date number date
46 1805 74. n.d. 102 1806
47 1806 75 drawn 1819 103 1806
48 [1810] 76 drawn 1821 104. n.d.
49 1805 ay) [1810] 105 [1808]
50 1805 78 1806 106 [1822]
51 n.d. 79 drawn 1812 107 ' [1825]
52 1806 80 drawn 1812 108 drawn 1827
53 1806 81 after 1815 109 n.d.
54. 1806 82 drawn 1823 110 [1809]
55 [1826] 83 [1805] III 1805
56 1806 84 drawn 1822 rye [1821]
57 after 1816 85 [1826] 113 [1821]
58 drawn 1810 86 [1826] 114 drawn 1809
59 1805 87 drawn 1827 115 drawn 1810
60 1806 83 1806 116 1817
61 [1824] 89 n.d. Tel 1806
62 [1824] go [1804] 118 1824
63 1806 gI n.d. 119 n.d.
64 1805 92 1809 120 after 1817
65 drawn 1815? 93 1805 PE 1806
66 1805 94 1805 122 [1804]
67 n.d. 95 [1828] 123 n.d.
68 [1805] 96 drawn 1822 124 1806
69 after 1816 97 n.d. 125 mad
70 [1817] 98 drawn 1826? = 126 [1817]
71 [1817] 99 n.d. 127 [1817]
72 1806 100 [1817] 128 1822
73 after 1826 IOI 1860 [sic], 1806 129 [1807]
‘Copy: HU (t.p., ind. [1], 77 pl.).
Ref.: BM 1: 46; GF p. 47; Jackson p. 142; Kew 1: 62; NI 34; PR 178.
Tucker, J. Arnold Arb. 18: 258-260. 1937.
13%. Geraniums: or a monograph of the genus Geranium: containing coloured figures of
all the known species and numerous beautiful varieties, drawn, engraved, described, and
coloured, from the living plants. By H. C. Andrews, author of The botanist’s repository,
Coloured engravings of heaths, etc. London (R. Taylor and Co., for author) 1805[-1806],
2 vols. (Geraniums).
Publ.: 1805-1806 (some plates dated 1806; t.p.’s dated 1805). The mostly undated 124
plates are not numbered and bound in alphabetical order in each volume. Complete
copies are rare. For a collation see Plesch. NY copy: 1: [1-ii1], p/. [7-63], [1, index];
2: [i], pl. [64-124], [1, ind.]. All plates accompanied by text. HU copy: 88 pi.
Refs BM 1: 463°"DU) 11; Jackson ps 1393) Kewit:62:)IND 92>) Plesch p: 12735 Ror77);
IDC 7375.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 1: 14. 1975 (sold at £ 2.200).
Andrews, Henry Nathaniel, Jr. (1910-x), American palaeobotanist. (H. NV. Andrews).
COLLECTIONS and Types: Univ. of Connecticut and US.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2. p. 232-2333; Barnhart 1: 62; Bossert p. 11;
Kew 1: 62; Langman p. 89.
Roon, Int. direct. spec. pl. tax. 11. 1958.
EPONYMY: Andrewopteris R. W. Baxter (1975). — Note: Andrewsianthus Schuster (1961) is
dedicated to Albert Leroy Andrews (1878-1962), American bryologist.
139. Index of generic names of fossil plants, 1820-1950. Geological Survey Bulletin 1013.
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Based on the Compendium Index of Palaeobotany of the United States Geological
Survey. United States Printing Office, Washington 1955. Oct. (Index gen. names fossil pl.)
Publ.: ed. 1: 1955, iv, 262 p.; ed. 2 (1850-1965) 1970, iv, 354 p. — Lists the generic names
of fossil plants (exclusive of diatoms and of fossil pollen and spores) with first described
species.
Ref.: Kew 1: 62.
Stafleu, Taxon 20: 178. 1971.
Andrzeiovski, Antoni Lukianovich (1785-1868), Lithuanian botanist. (Andrzeiouski).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: KW (9000).
Re feed 12)259 76
Candolle, Phytographie 392. 1880 (herb. at KRAM?).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BloGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 73; Barnhart 1: 63; Bossert p. 12; CSP 1: 71;
Frank p. 5; Jackson p. 264, 331; Kew 1: 62; Lipschitz 1: 59-61 (bibl.); TR 21-27.
Anon., Flora 53: 125. 1870.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natural. Moscou 59(1): 273-274. 1884.
EPONYMY: Andreoskia A. P. de Candolle (1824); Andrzeiowskia H. G. L. Reichenbach
(1824).
139a. Czackia genre déterminé et décrit par Antoine Andrzeiowski 4 Krzemieniec 1818.
Qu. (Czackia).
Publ.: 1818, p. [i-i1], [1]-7, 7 pl. Copy: G.
Ref.: Lipschitz 1: 60; PR 180.
Angstrém, Johan (1813-1879), Swedish bryologist and physician, educated at Uppsala,
practising at Lycksele (1853) and Ornskéldsvik. (Angstr.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: S; further material at H.
Repel ta(ed?.6))195 552 90s KOR p..707.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1:65; BM 1: 47; CSP 1: 73-74, 7: 38, 9: 52;
Frank p. 5; KR p. 787-789; PR 186.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 73.
Anon., J. Bot. 17: 128. 1879.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): pl. ror. 1905 (portr.)
EPONYMy: Angstroemia Bruch, Schimper & Giimbel (1846) ; Aongstroemiopsis M. Fleischer
(1904).
140. Dispositio muscorum in Scandinavia hucusque cognitorum. Uppsala (Petrus W. Horlin),
[1842]. Duod. (Disp. musc. Scand.)
Publ.: 1842, after Mai — p. [i-ii], [1]-33. The notice by Beilschmied is based on a pre-
publication notice in Bot. Not. 1845; Angstrom dated his preface (p. ii) ‘“mense majo
mdccccexlii.” Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 47; KR p. 787-788; PR 186.
Beilschmied, Flora 28: 318-319. 28 Mai 1845.
Annenkov, Nicolas Ivanovich (1819-1889), Russian cryptogamist. (Annenkov).
HERBARIUM and typEs: LE, MW, also at P and PC. — Exsiccatae: Flora mosquensis exsiccata
(cent. i-v, 500 nos., Moskva 1849-1851). No sets known, data obtained by Sayre from
Mikutowicz, Bryotheca baltica 1910; see also Lipschitz 1: 64, no. 8.
Ref.: TH 2: 38.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 6. 1967.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 66; CSP 1: 74; LS 960; Lipschitz 1: 62-63
(bibl.)
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Antoine, Franz, Jr. (1815-1886), Austrian horticulturist, director (‘‘Hofgarten-
director’) of the Schénbrunn gardens near Vienna. (Antoine).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: W. — Original drawings and photographs at W and, some, at
the Lindley Library (R.H.S., London).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 67; BM 1: 53; CSP 1:77, 6: 567, 7: 41, 12:
19; DTS 1: 4; GFB p. 48; Jackson p. 140; Kew 1: 65; MW p. 22; NI 41-44, suppl.; PR
195-197-
Anon., Leopoldina 22: 112. 1880 (brief bibl.), Nat. Nov. 1886: 94, Flora 70: 395. 1887.
NOTE: Son of Franz de Paula Antoine (1768-1834, imperial horticulturist at Vienna,
author of Abbildung von 51 Pfirsich-Gattungen Wien 1821. Fol. Published in Io parts; 20 p.
and 4g pl. (NI 40). Junk, (Rara 172. 1929) indicates multiple authorship.
141. Die Coniferen, nach Lambert, Loudon und andern frei bearbeitet. - Wien 1840
[-1841], 11 Hefte, Fol. (Conzferen).
Publ.: A copy in original covers at the Morton Arboretum, Lisle, IIl., provides informa-
tion on dates and contents of the eleven fascicles (kindly sent to us by lan MacPhail):
Heft pages plates date
I (in ink) [1]-20 1-v 1840 Publisher’s announcement on
back wrapper dated “‘Wien im
Monate Juli 1840”; [publ.
Aug-Sep 1840].
II (in ink) 21-30 vi-x 1840 Publisher’s announcement
as in 2
dated ‘*Wien im Sommer des
Jahres 1840”.
3 (in ink) 31-34 x1-xU 1840 Publisher’s announcement
as In 2
4 (in ink) 35-46 XVI-XX 1841 Publisher’s announcement
as in 2
5 (in ink) 47-62 XXI-XXV 1841 Publisher’s announcement
as in 2
6 lacking in Morton Arboretum copy, publ. 1843 fide Bot. Zeit. 1: 899. 1843.
7 (stamped 79-88 xxvit/xxviit (in one), 1841
in ink) XXI-XXUUL
VIII (in ink) 89-100 XXXU-XNNON 1841
9 (stamped 101-104. = xxxvi[bis]/xxxvii[ bis] 1841
in ink) (in one), xl-xlizz
10 lacking in Morton Arboretum copy, but fl. xliv-xlviii in copy BR.
11 (stamped 1og-112 —-xlax-Lie 1841
in ink)
Copies: BR, Morton Arb. — The plates marked as being in one show only one subject and
count as only one plate. The bis plates are not duplicates but show different subjects. The
BR copy is made up as follows: cover, [i, t.p.], [1]-112, pl. t-xxv2, xxvit/xxvizt in one,
The plates are lithographs by Antoine; they feature over 600 figures most of which are
copied from Lambert and some of which are original (see preface).
Ref.: BM 1: 53; DTS 1: 4; Kew 1: 65; NI 41; PR 195.
Junk, Rara 172. 1929.
142. Phyto-Iconographie der Bromeliaceen des kaiserlichen kéniglichen Hofburg-Gartens in
Wien, 7 parts. Wien (Gerold & Comp.) 1884, Qu. & Fol. + (Phyto-Iconogr. Bromel.)
Publ.: 1884, in seven parts, a text volume, viii, 54 p., quarto and a folio atlas: Aflas zur
Phyto-Iconographie ... Hofburggartens, with a lithographed title page and 35 partly
coloured lithographs (copy with original covers at NY).
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lefts text plates THeftes text plates
I lii-vili, 1-6 —2-v, Lith. t.p. 5 31-38 XXI-XXUV
2 7-14 vI-x 6 39-46 XXUVIR-KKX
3 15-22 x1-xU 7 47-54 XXXI-KXXU
4 23-30 XUI-XX
Antoine planned to issue 20 parts. Parts 1-5 were announced by Nat. Nov. in Feb 1884,
part 6 in Oct 1884.
Ref.: BM 1: 53; GF p. 48; Kew 1: 65; Langman p. 89.
Antz, Carl Casar (1805-1859), German physician and botanist, ‘‘Bataillons-Arzt des
Kénigl. Garde-Landwehr-Bataillons Diisseldorf.’ (Antz).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 68; BM 1: 53; Kew 1: 65; PR 199-200.
Anon., Flora 42: 748. 1859; Bot. Zeit. 17: 391.
143. Flora von Diisseldorf, oder: Aufzahlung der in dem Gebiete wildwachsenden und
haufig kultivirten phanerogamischen und kryptogamischen Gefasspflanzen, mit einer
analytischen Tabelle zur leichteren Bestimmung der Gattungen und einer Uebersicht
derselben nach Linné und Jussieu ‘fim Verein mit Herrn R. E. Clemen.” Diisseldorf
(Stahl’sche Buchhandlung) 1846. Oct. (Fl. Diisseldorf’). Co-author: R. E. Clemen
[= Rudolf Clemen, 1816-1854?].
Publ.: 1846, prob. Aug-Sep (“‘so eben erschienen”’ Flora 29: 560. 21 Sep 1846), p. [i-ii1],
[1]-218, register [119], 120-124 [for 219-224].
Ref.: BM 1: 53; Kew 1: 65; PR 200.
J.K.H., Bot. Zeit. 5: 280-286. 16 Apr 1847.
Anzi, Martino (1812-1883), Italian cryptogamist. (Anzz).
HERBARIUM and Types: TO. — Anzi issued the following exsiccatae:
1. Lichenes Etruriae rariores exsiccati (nos. 1-53, Novi Comi 1862) ; sets at B, BM, FH, K, L,
©; 2ExS Leb; TO; URS: W.
2. Lichenes exsiccati minus rari italiae superioris (fasc. i-vili, nos. 1-400, Novi Comi 1865);
sets at BM, BR, FH, G, K, NY, O, PC, S, TCD, TO, UPS, W.
3. Lichenes prov. Sondriensis, et Novi Comensi exsiccati. Series ii, L. minus rari (fasc. i-xi, nos.
1-288, published presumably after 1868); sets at NY, TCD, TO, UPS.
4. Lichenes rariores Langobardi exsiccati (fasc. i-xiv, nos. 1-578, Novi Comi 1861-1873) ;
SetsiatsBabMe PH, Ke iO, PG? s; TED, TO; URS:
5. Lichenes rariores Veneti ‘‘additis nonnullis speciebus ex viciniis regionibus’’? quos ex herbario
Massalongiano in continuationem Lichenum Italiae exsiccatorum excerpsit ... (fasc. i-iv, nos.
=1754 Novo Como)1863);sets at BP, FH. G, KE, O7PC, s, TCD, TOWPS; W.
6. Cladoniae cisalpinae exsiccatae (nos. 1-28, 1861); sets at BM, M, O, S, TCD, TO, UPS,
W.
7. Anzi was also one of the contributors to the Erbario crittogamico italiano (fasc. 1-xxx,
nos. I-1500; series ii, fasc. i-xxx, nos. 1-1500, Genova (some: Milano) 1858-1885) ;
Setsatehh, GoNY. siR:
Ref.: GR p. 512 (q.v. for further locations of sets of exs.); IH 2: 39.
Candolle, Phytographie 392. 1880.
Anon., Flora 66: 338, 577-578. 1883.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Garden 19(1): 20-22, 109-112. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 68; BM 1: 53, 6: 29; CSP 7: 41, 9: 57,
12: 19; GR p. 512; Jackson p. 322; Kew 1: 65; LS 964-979; PR 201-203; Saccardo 1:
16, 2: 11-12.
Jahresber. naturf. Ges. Graubiinden 27: xxiii. 1884.
Solla, Notarisia, 7: 1450-1458. 1892 (biogr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 174. pl. 135. 1905 (portr.)
ays)
ANZI
EPONYMY: Anzia Garovaglio (1868); Anzia Stizenberger (1861, nom. cons.); Anziella
V. K6éfarago-Gyelnik (1940).
144. Catalogus lichenum quos in provincia Sondriensi et circa Novum-Comum collegit et in ordinem
systematicum digessit presbyter Martinus Anzi ... Novo Como (Carolus Franchi) 1860.
Oct. (Cat. lich. Sondr.)
Publ.: Aug 1860 (p. 126), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-126. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 53; Jackson p. 322; LS 964; PR 201; IDC 569.
Stizenberger, Flora 44: 94-95. 14 Feb 1861, 44: 382-384. 28 Jun 1861.
145- Neosymbola lichenum rariorum vel novorum Italiae superioris. [Milano 1866]. Oct.
(Neosymb. lich. rar.)
Publ.: 1866, p. [1]-18, [1 p. identif.], reprinted with independent pagination from Atti
della Societa italiana di Scienze naturali 9, 1866. Copy: NY.
Ref.: 1519723 PR 202.
146. Analecta lichenum rariorum vel novorum Italiae superioris. [Milano, 1868]. Oct.
(Analecta lich. rar.)
Publ.: 1868, independently paged reprint, p. [1]-27 [1 p. identif.], from Atti della Societa
italiana di Scienze naturali 11(4): 156. 181. 1868. Copy: NY.
Ref.: LS 973; PR 203.
Anon., Hedwigia 8(1): 6-15. Jan 1869.
Arber, Agnes (née Robertson) (1879-1960), British botanist and philosopher, wife
of E, A. Newell Arber. (A. Arber).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2. p. 233; Barnhart 1: 70; BFM 2375, 2391,
3190; BM 6: 30; Bossert p. 13; Kew 1: 67-69; Langman p. 91, 673; MW p. 22; Plesch
p. 128.
Blunt, Art. of bot. ill. 224, 295. 1950.
Hamshaw Thomas, Nature, London, 186: 847-848. 1960.
Hamshaw Thomas, Biogr. Mem. Fellows Roy. Soc. 6: 1-11. 1960 (bibl., portr.)
Singer, Archs. int. Hist. Sci. 13: 118-119. 1960.
Stearn, Taxon 9: 261-263. 1960 (portr.)
Wilkinson, Publ. Engl. Goethe Soc. ser. 2. 29: 94-95. 1960.
Corner, Phytomorphology 11: 197-198. 1961 (portr.)
Stearn, Agnes Arber, Chambers Encycl. 1: 530-531. 1966.
Stearn and M. Arber, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 4: 370-384. pl. 2-3. 1968 (portr., bibl.)
Godwin, DSB 1: 205-206. 1970.
EPONYMY: Arberia Nieuwland (1916). — Note: Arberia D. White (1908) and Arberiella
D. D. Pant & D. D. Nautiyal (1960) are dedicated to Edward Alexander Newell Arber
(1870-1918), q.v.
147. Water plants a study of aquatic angiosperms. Cambridge (University Press) 1920.
Oct. (Water pl.)
Orig. ed.: 1920, after 1 Mar (preface), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-436, 171 figs., front. Copy: AMD.
Facsimile ed.: Weinheim (J. Cramer) 1963, Historiae naturalis classica t. xxiii, p. [i]-xii,
{i]-xvi, [1]-436, 171 figs., front. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BFM 2391; Kew 1: 68.
Stearn, Introduction to the reprint of Arber’s Water Plants, in facsimile edition
Weinheim 1969, p. iii-xil.
148. Monocotyledons a morphological study. Cambridge (University Press) 1925. Oct.
(Monocotyledons).
Orig. ed.: 1925, after 20 Feb (preface), frontispiece, p. [i]-xiv, [1, motto], 1-258. Copy: U.
Facsimile ed.: Weinheim (J. Cramer) 1961, Historiae naturalis classica t. xxi, p. [i*-v*],
[i]-‘‘xxii’? [= xiv], [1, motto], 1-258. Copy: FAS.
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Ref.: BFM 2375; Kew 1: 68; Langman p. 91.
Arber, Muriel A., Preface to the reprint [of Monocotyledons] Weinheim 1961.
149. The Gramineae a study of cereal, bamboo, and grass. Cambridge (University Press)
1934. Oct. (Gramineae).
Orig. ed.: 1934, after 15 Jun (date of pref.), p. [i]-xvii, 1-480 p., 212 ill. and frontispiece
(Diirer, “‘Das grosse Rasenstiick”’). Copy: L.
Facsimile ed.: Weinheim (J. Cramer) 1965, Historiae naturalis classica t. xli, p. [i*-iv*],
i-xxxli (intr. Clayton), [i]-xvil, 1-480, 212 ill. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: Kew 1: 69; Langman p. 91; MW p. 22.
Clayton, Introduction to Arber’s “The Gramineae,” in facsimile ed. 1965, also
published in J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1965.
Arber, Edward Alexander Newell (1870-1918), palaeobotanist at Cambridge. (E.
Arber).
COLLECTIONS: Cambridge, U.K.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 233; Barnhart 1: 70; BB p. 8; BM 6:
30-31; Bossert 1: 13; CSP 13: 138-139; Kew 1: 69-70; Langman p. 203, 259, 387;
Moebius p. 145-146; Quenstedt p. 12.
Arber, A., J. Bot. 56: 305-308. 1918 (portr.)
D.H.S., Ann. Bot. 32: vii-ix. 1918 (selected bibl.)
D.H.S., Proc. Linn. Soc. 131: 39-48. 1918/19 (bibl. by Agnes Arber).
Huxley, Life letters Hooker 2: 520 [index]. 1918.
Woodward, Geol. Magaz. ser. 2. dec 6. 5: 426-431. 1918 (bibl., portr.)
Lamplugh, Quart. J. Geol. Soc. London 75: Ix-Ixi. 1920.
Verdoorn, F., [ed] Manual Pteridology p. 559-560. 1938 (bibl.)
Arber and Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 4: 371-372, 373-383. 1968 (bibl., portr.)
EPONYMY: Arberia D. White (1908); Arberiella D. D. Pant & D. D. Nautiyal (1960). —
Note: Arberta Nieuwland (1916) is dedicated to Agnes Arber née Robinson (1879-1960),
q.v.
150. Catalogue of the fossil plants of the Glossopteris flora in the Department of Geology
British Museum (Natural History). Being a monograph of the Permo-carboniferous flora
of India and the Southern Hemisphere. London (Trustees British Museum, Nat. Hist.)
1905. Oct. (Cat. Glossopteris fl.)
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1905 (p. v: Oct 1905, Nat. Nov. early Jan 1906), p. [i]-Ixxxiv, [1], [1]-
255, pl. i-viit, 51 figs.
Ref.: BM 6: 30; Kew 1: 69; IDC 5363.
Arcangeli, Giovanni (1840-1921), Italian botanist, professor of botany and director
of the botanic garden of Pisa. (Arcang.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown (at PI?) ; collections in many herbaria, e.g. bryophytes
at H.
Ref.: 1H 2: 40.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 71; BFM 1508; BL 2: 330, 398; BM 1: 55,
6: 31; Bossert p. 13; CSP 7: 42, 9:61; DTS 1: 4; Frank p. 5; GR p. 527; Kew 1: 70-72;
Langman p. 91; LS 1010-1051, suppl. 1096-1098; MW p. 22; PFC 1: xxxiv, 2(2): xv;
Saccardo 1: 16; Zander ed. 10, p. 590.
Cesati, Mem. Soc. Ital. Sci. 4(7): 4-6. 1882.
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 237. 1909.
Mattirolo, Cronistoria Orto bot. Torino Ixvii. 1929 (portr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 36. 1936.
EPONYMY: Arcangelia P. A. Saccardo (1890); Arcangeliella F. Cavara (1900); Arcangelina
O. Kuntze (1891) ; Arcangelisia O. Beccari (1877).
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151. Compendio della flora italiana ossia Manuale per la determinazione delle piante che
trovansi selvatiche od inselvatichite nell’ Italia e nelle isole adiacenti. Torino 1882. Oct.
(Comp. fl. ital.)
Ed. 1: Jan-Apr 1882 (preface: Pisa Jan 1882; Nat. Nov. Mai 1882; J. Bot. Jun 1882),
p- [i]-xx, [1]-889. Copy: L.
Ed. 2: Jul-Sep 1894 (p. [viii]: 30 Jun 1894, Nat. Nov. Oct. 1894), p. [i]-xix, [xx, abbr.],
[1]-836. Torino, Roma (Ermanno Loescher) 1894.Oct. Copies: HH, MO, US.
Infraspecific categories (in ed. 2): subspecies are marked with greek letters, varieties with
Latin script.
Ref.: BFM 1508; BM 1: 55; BL 2: 330; DTS 1: 4; Kew 1: 70.
Archer, William (1830-1897), Irish botanist, of Dublin, librarian and microscopist.
(W. Archer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 71; BB p. 9; BM 1: 55; CSP 1: 86, 7: 42,
9: 62, 13: 142; DNB suppl. 1, 1: 57; GR p. 754; Kew 1: 73; LS 1053-1057, 30620;
MW p. 22.
De Toni, Syll. alg. 1: ii-v. 1889 (bibl.)
Nordstedt, Index desmidiacearum 3-7. 1896 (bibl.)
Frazer, Irish Naturalist 1897: 253-257 (portr.); J. Bot. 35: 501-502. 1897.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 89, pl. 34; 3(3): 75. 1905 (portr.)
Barnhart, NAF 11(1): 87. 1937.
Coker & Barnhart, NAF 2(1): 69. 1937.
EPONYMY: Archerina Lankester (1885). — Note: Archeria J. D. Hooker (1857) is dedicated
to William Archer (1820-1874), Australian botanist.
Ardissone, Francesco (1837-1910), Italian botanist at Fano, later at the College of
Agriculture at Milano (Ardiss.)
HERBARIUM and TypEs: MI. — Dupl. see IH. Ardissone also contributed to the Erbario
crittogamico italiano (see under Anzi).
Ref.: 1H 2: 40.
Candolle, Phytographie 392. 1880.
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(3): 263; Barnhart 1: 72; BL 2: 364, 373; BM 1:
58, 6: 32; Bossert p. 13; CSP 9: 63, 12: 21, 13: 144; Jackson p. 74, 156, 157, 164, 316,
317, 318, 33, 489; Kew 1: 14; LS 359-360; Moebius p. 903; PR 211-212; Saccardo 1:17.
Ardissone, Elenco delle memorie ed opera pubblicate da Francesco Ardissone [2] p.,
s.d., s.l. [1878].
De Toni et Levi, Notarisia 3, suppl. : i-xxx, pl. 1-12. 1888 (vol. 3 frontisp. portr. Ardissone).
De Toni, Syll. alg. 1: v-vi. 1889, 2(1): vii. 1891.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 159. pl. 37. 1903, 3(3): 174. pl. 135. 1905 (portr.)
FESTSCHRIFT: De Toni, Settantesimo genetliaco del Prof. Francesco Ardissone, viii
Settembre mcmvii, Milano 1908, 61 p. (bibl.) Copies: B, DS.
EPONYMY: Ardissonea De Notaris (1870); Ardissonea J. G. Agardh (1899); Ardissonula
G. De Toni (1936); Neoardissonia H. Kylin (1956).
152. Enumerazione delle alghe di Sicilia. Genova (R. I. de’ Sordo-Muti) 1864. Oct. (Enum.
alg. Sicilia).
Publ.: Early 1864 (Hedwigia 1864: 31; Flora 47 (Rep. 1): 10. 10 Jun 1864), p. [1]-48,
[1, note]. Copy: NY. Reprinted with independent pagination from Commentario
Societa Crittogamologica italiana 1: 391-436. 1863.
Ref.: Cesati, Saggio 6. 1882.
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ARDOINO
153. Enumerazione delle alghe della Marca di Ancona. Fano (Giovanni Lana) 1866. Qu.
(Enum. alg. Marca di Ancona).
Publ.: 1866, p. [1]-32. Copies: FH, UC.
Ref.: BM 1: 58; Jackson p. 317; PR 212; IDC 6337.
L.R., Hedwigia 6(10): 152-153. Oct 1867.
154. Prospetto delle Ceramiee italiche. Pesaro (Fratelli Rossi) 1867. Qu. (Prosp. Ceramiee ital.)
Publ.: 1867, after Apr. (p. 7) (Flora 27 Apr 1868), p. [1]-92, 3 coloured lithographs with
letterpress. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 58.
155+ Gli uffici delle plante crittogame. Prolusione al corso di crittogamologia ... letta nella
R. Scuola superiore di agricoltura di Milano il giorno 16 aprile 1873. Milano (Ulrico
Hoepli) 1873. Qu. (combined in one gathering) (Uffici pl. critt.)
Publ.: Apr 1873 (t.p. read 16 Apr 1873, Hedwigia 12(5): 80. Mai 1873), p. [1]-24.
Copies: L, MO.
156. Le alghe. Sunto di alcune lezioni di botanica crittogamica dettate ... nella R.
Scuola superiore di Agricoltura in Milano nel Gennaio 1874. Milano (Editrice Lombar-
da) 1875. Oct. (Alghe).
Orig. ed.: Jan-Apr 1875 (Hedwigia 14(5): 79. Mai 1875), p. [1]-65, pl. r-ro (signatures:
1: [1]-16, 2: 17-32, 3: 33-48, 4: 49-65). Copy: NY.
Re-issue: 1875, p. [1]-44, (no plates, sign. 1 = [1]-16, 2: 17-32, 3: 33-44). Copies: MO,
NY.
Ref.: Kew 1: 74; see Jackson p. 156 and index.
157- Phycologia mediterranea. Varese 1883-1887. 2 vols. Oct. (Phycol. medit.) (n.v.)
Publ.: Issued as Memorie della Societa crittogamologica italiana, Varese.
Vol. r: x, 516 p., 1883 (pref. Oct 1882; Nat. Nov. Nov 1883; J. Bot. id.)
Vol. 2: p. 1-128. 1886 (Nat. Nov. Mar 1887), p. 129-320. Jan-Apr 1887 (Nat. Nov.
Mai 1887).
Ree B Mi re 5o8: Teri: Kew 1374.
De Toni et Levimorenos, Notarisia 3, suppl. 1888 (Scemata generum floridearum
illustratio accomodata ad usum Phycologiae mediterraneae .. .)
Ardoino, Honoré [Onorato| Jean Baptiste (1819-1874), French-Italian botanist
at Menton. (Ardozno).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: FI.
Refs: VE e240:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 305; Barnhart 1: 72; BL 2: 117, 420; Bossert
p. 14; CSP 7: 43; Jackson p. 279, 287; Kew 1: 75; PR 213-214; Saccardo 1: 17, 2: 12,
Cron. p. xiv.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cix. 1883 (bibl.)
Saccardo, Malpighia 13: 100. 1899 (ref. to portr.)
Burnat et Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 10-11. 1941 (bibl.)
158. Flore analytique du département des Alpes-maritimes ou description succincte des plantes
vasculaires qui croissent spontanément entre le versant est de |’Esterel et la Roia, les
Alpes et la mer. Menton (J. V. Ardoin) 1867. Oct. (Fl. anal. Alpes-mar.)
Ed. 1: Apr-Sep 1867 (p. xv: 16 Mar 1867, Flora rd before 22 Oct 1867), p. [i]-xxx, [1]-
468. Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: 1879 (Nat. Nov. Dec 1879), “‘seconde édition,”’ [i]-xxx, [1]-4.70 p., ‘‘without the
majority of the corrections given on p. 451 of the first edition’’ (Cavillier) (Nat. Nov.
Dec 1879). Copy: B. — Imprint: Menton (Bertrand et Queyrot), Nice (S. Cauvin-
Empereur).
Mainly based on the catalogue of the Bornet-Thuret herbarium.
Ref.: BM 1: 58 (ed. 2), BL 2: 117; Jackson p. 279; Plesch p. 128 (ed. 2); PR 214.
Cavillier, zn Burnat et Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 10. 1941.
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Arduino, Pietro (1728-1805), Italian botanist and agriculturist, curator of the Padua
botanic garden. (Ard.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some at PAD. — The museum at Vicenza possessed a collection
of plants from the Venetian region and cultivated in the Padua botanic garden which is
known to have come from Pietro Arduino’s brother, the geologist Giovanni Arduino
(1714-1795). This herbarium of 6000 plants was probably essentially the Pietro Arduino
herbarium; it was destroyed during world war II. — Dupl. C, FI, LINN.
Ref.: 1H 2: 40; Saccardo 2: 12.
Béguinot, Flora padovana, Padova 1909-1914.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 49, 5(1): 761; Barnhart 1: 72; BM 1: 58;
DTS 1: 4; Jackson p. 134, 436; Kew 1: 75; KR p. 44; PR 220-222; Zander ed. 10, p. 591.
Targioni, Nuov. Giorn. Lett. Pisa 2(22): 116-120. 1808.
Anon., Flora 3(1), Beil. 1: 2. 1820.
Visiani, Notizie intorno alla vita e agli scritti di Pietro Arduino, Parte I. Padova 1857
(n.v.)
Fries, Bref och Skr. Linné 2(1): 76-94.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 37. 1936.
EPONYMY: Arduina P. Miller ex Linnaeus (1767).
159- Petri Arduini veronensis horti publici patavini custodis Animadversionum botanicarum
specimen. Padova (Conzatti) 1759. Qu. (Animado. bot. spec.)
Publ.: after 3 Oct 1759, possibly 1760 (cf. p. xxviii) (reviews J. Scavans (Amst.), Ned.
Letter-Courant 19 Dec 1760, GGA 9 Oct 1762, sic), p. [1]-xxvili, pl. 1-12. Copies: G,
L, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 58; DA 1967; Kew 1: 75; NI 46; PR 220; SA 2: 539; IDC 1017.
Williams, J. Bot. 28: 293-295. 1890 (modern equivalents).
Wilmott, Kew Bull. 1935: 90 (“not employing the Linnean biverbal nomenclature
for species’).
160. Petri Harduini veronensis horti publici patavini custodis animadversionum botanicarum
specimen alterum. Venetia (Typographia Sansoniana) 1764. Qu. (Animadv. bot. spec. alt.)
Publ.: ante Aug 1764 (preface: 10 Cal. Oct 1763; review GGA 4 Aug 1764), p. [1]-xli,
pl. 1-20. Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 58; DTS 1: 4; Kew 1: 75; NI 46; PR 220; Saccardo 1: 17; IDC 1017.
Williams, J. Bot. 28: 293-295. 1890 (modern equivalents).
Wilmott, Kew Bull. 1935: 90 (“‘contained biverbal nomenclature for species’’).
Arechavaleta y Balpardo, José (1838-1912), Uruguayan botanist (Arechav.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: MVM (12.000); other material at ZT.
Refs: UH r\(ed-16))/ 355, 2540.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 72; BL 1: 259; BM 1: 58, 6: 32; Bossert
p. 14; CSP 13: 145; GR p. 760; Kew 1: 75; LS 1061.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 182. pl. 52. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 204. 1905 (portr.)
Anon., Physis 1: 96-98. 1912 (portr.)
Aranzadi, Bol. R. Soc. Espafiola Hist. nat. 13: 528-545. 1913.
EPONYMY: Arechavaletaia C. Spegazzini (1899).
161. Las Gramineas Uruguayas, An. Mus. nac. Montevideo tomo 1, fasc. 1-6, 1894-1897.
part pages dates part pages dates
I [29]-92 Feb 1894 4 293-372 Mar 1806
2 93-212 Nov 1894 5 373-452 Aug 1896
3 213-292 Sep 1895 6 453-581 Jun 1897
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Reprint, modified, of part 1 issued with part 2, Nov 1894. Copy: G. — These six parts
constitute Vol. z of the Gramineas. ‘The second volume was never published. Part 1 of vol. 3
(all published) “‘Agrostologia aplicada,” p. 87-122 was issued with the Anales 3(9), med.
1898; later instructions called for this part to be bound with Anales 4, 1902, as p. 87-122
of that volume. Copy: NY.
Reprint: Montevideo (Oriental) 1898. Qu., p. [1]-552, [1 list figs.]. Copzes: L, MO. —
Repaginated in order to fill up p. [1]-28, absent from orig. The reprint has the 1894
t.p. of the reprint of part 1, issued with part 2. This 1894 reprint was in larger type,
agreeing with that of parts 2-6. The cover, containing the complete set, is dated 1898.
Ref.: BM 3: 1340; CSP 13: 145; Kew 1: 75; SK p. clxvii.
Anon., Bol. Soc. Physis 1(2): 96-98. 1912.
Parodi, Rev. Argent. Agron. 3: 133. 1936.
162. Flora Uruguaya [.] Enumeracion y descripcidn breve de las plantas conocidas hasta
hoy y de algunas nuevas que nacen expontaneamente y viven en la Republica Oriental
del Uruguay. Montevideo (1-2: Oriental, 3-4: A. Barreira y Ramos), 4 vols. 1898-1906.
Oct. (Fl. Urug.)
Publ.: in Anales del Museo nacional de Montevideo:
z (Anales t. 3): [i]-xxi, [23]-48. 1898; 49-96. 1898; 97-160. 1898; 161-200. 1900;
201-304. 1900; 305-416. 1901; 417-492. 1901. Copies: BR, G, MO, NY, U.
2 (Anales t. 5): [i*-11*], [1]-xlviii, 1-160. 1903 (but t.p. Flora 2 dated 1902) ; 161-292.
19053 293-375. 1905. Copies: BR, G, L, NY, U.
3 (Anales t. 6): 1: [1-iii], [1]-84, pl. r-z9. Jul-Dec 1906; 2: 85-228, pl. 20-108. Jan-Sep
19073 3: 229-502. Jan-Mar 1908. Copies: BR, L, MO, NY, U.
4 (Anales t. 7): 1: [i-ii], [1]-62, pl. 1-15. Jan-Jun 1909; 2: 63-127, pl. 16-38. Jan-Mai
IQIO; 3: 129-224. Jan-Aug 1911. Copies: BR (p. 128-144 lacking), L, MO, NY.
Ref.: BL 1: 259.
Arendt, Johann Josef Franz (jl. 1828-1840), German botanist at Osnabriick.
(Arendt).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 72; BM 1: 58-59; PR 224-225; SO add
840a; for details see MBL.
163. Scholia Osnabrugensia in Chloridem Hanoveranam, d.h. Zusatze und Berichtigungen,
unsre vaterlandische Flora betreffend, mit Beriicksichtigung der osnabriickschen Special-
flora; eine héchst nothwendige und wichtige Zugabe zu der Chloris Hanoverana.
Osnabriick (Rackhorst) 1837. Oct. (Scholia Osnabrug.)
Publ.: Jan-Feb 1837 (rd. Regensburg Feb 1837), p. [i-ii], [1]-35. Copies: G, NY (signed
by author).
Ref.: PR 225.
Anon., Flora 20: 369. 28 Jun 1837.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 7: 31. 28 Feb 1837.
Areschoug, Fredric Wilhelm Christian (1830-1908), Swedish botanist at Lund.
(F. Areschoug).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LD.
Ref.: 1H 2: 40; KR p. 44.
Womersley, Austr. J. mar. freshwater Res. 7: 345. 1956.
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 763; Barnhart 1: 73; BL 2: 538; BM 1: 59, 6: 32;
Bossert p. 143 CSP 1: 89, 6: 567, 7: 44, 9: 64, 12: 21, 13: 145; Frank p. 5; Jackson p. 516
[index]; Kew 1: 77; KR p. 44-48; Moebius p. 368; PR 228-231; Zander ed. 10, p. 591.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 29, pl. 6. 1903, 3(3): 4, 206, pl. 104. 1905 (portr.)
Andersson, Sv. bot. Tidskr. 3: (178)-(195). 1909 (portr., bibl.)
Lidforss, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 27: (47)-(58). 1909 (bibl.)
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Wulff, K. Sv. Vetenskapsakad. Arsbok 1910: 339-360 (portr., bibl.)
Andersson, Sv. biogr. lex. 2: 149, 158. 1920 (bibl.)
Hjelmqvist, Bot. Not. 111(1): 9. 1958 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Norges Rubi, in Blytt, Norges Flora 3 (Bot. Zeit. 10 Mar 1876).
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Areschoug, see below under John Erhard
Areschoug (1811-1887).
164. Skanes flora, innefattande de fanerogama och ormbunkartade vaxterna. Lund
(C. W. K. Gleerup), Kjobenhavn (Christian Falkenberg), 1866. Oct. (Skanes i.)
Ed. 1: 1866 (p. 111: 19 Aug 1866), p. [i*], [i]-xc, [1]-240. Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: ““Andra upplagan.”’ Lund (C. W. K. Gleerup) s.d., Oct.
Publ.: Oct-Dec 1881 (Nat. Nov. late Dec 1881; p. ii: 1881; p. iv: 20 Sep 1881),
p. [i]-xxii, [1]-585. Copy: BR.
Ref.: AG 4: 763; BL 2: 538; BM 1: 59; Jackson p. 338; Kew 1:77; KR p. 44; PR 231.
165. Some observations on the genus Rubus. I. Comparative examinations of the Rubi in the
Scandinavian peninsula. Lund (Fr. Berling) 1885-1886. Qu. (Observ. Rubus).
Publ.: Original publication in two parts in Lunds Univ. Arsskr.: 21 [3 Mat. o. Nat.] no.
g: [1]-126. 1885 (J. Bot. Aug 1887, sic) 22 [3 Mat. o. Nat.] no. 5: 127-182, [i]-iil.
‘1886’, publ. 1887, before Oct (Nat. Nov Oct 1887) — The reprint, provided with a
separate cover (title as above), dated 1885-1886, was issued as a whole in 1887 (Nat.
Nov. Oct 1887) with a special cover but retaining the original pagination [1]-126,
127-182, [i]-il1, contents. Copy: B.
Ref BM i: 595; Kew 1: 77.
166. Plantae sub itinere navis bellicae Eugeniae anno 1852 a N. F. Andersson circa Guayaquil
collectae [Stockholm 1869 (?)]. Qu. [p.p. 115-142] (n.v., fide Krok). (Pl. ztin. Eugeniae).
Publ.: First distributed 1910 in K. Sv. fregatten Eugenies resa omkring jorden ... 1851-
1853. Vetenskapliga iakttagelser, Botanik, Haft 3, Uppsala (KR). Descriptions
reprinted in Fedde, Repert. Sp. nov. 10: 299-303. 1912.
Ref.: BM 6: 32; KR p. 45.
Fedde, Repert. Sp. nov. 10: 299. 1912 (also accepts date as 1910).
Areschoug, John Erhard (1811-1887), Swedish algologist at Uppsala. (7. Areschoug).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Phanerogams at UPS; algae at S. — Exsiccatae:
1. Algae scandinavicae exsiccatae (fasc. 1, 12 nos., Lund 1836) fide KR.
2. Algae scandinavicae exsiccatae (fasc. 1-3, nos. 1-3, nos. 1-84, Géteborg 1840-1641) ; sets
at BM, NY, PC, UPS.
3. Algae Scandinaviae exsiccatae quas adjectis characeis, ser. nov. (fasc. 1-9, nos. 1-430,
Uppsala 1861-1879) ; sets e.g. at B, BM, C, FH, LD, NY, PC, UPS, W. (See Hedwigia
2: 128. 130. 1863 [fasc. 1-3]; 3: 10-12. Jan 1864 [4]; 4: 107-108. Jul 1865 [5]; 6: 62-
63. 1867 [6].)
4. Phyceae extraeuropaeae exsiccatae (fasc. 1-3, nos. 1-90, Uppsala 1850-1856) ; sets at C, G,
FH, HBG, KIEL, LE, PC, S, UPS, W. — Only 20 sets issued.
Ref wl 22 40 sIGR p46, 51.
Barnhart, NAF 11(1): 87. 1937.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 61-62. 1969.
Wood and Imahori, Revision Characeae 1: 787. 1965.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 73; BM 1: 58; CSP 1: 88-89, 7: 44, 9: 64,
13: 145; Frank p. 5; Jackson p. 516 [index]; Kew 1: 77; KR p. 48-51 (bibl.) ; Moebius
p. 368; NI 49-50; PR 232-241; Zander ed. 10, p. 591.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 66.
Norstedt, Bot. Not. 1887: 150-151.
Areschoug, F. W. C. and Blytt, Ann. Bot. 1: 381-382. 1888 (bibl.)
De Toni, Syll. Alg. 1: vi. 1889, 4(1): ili. 1897.
Wittrock, Lefnadsteckn. 6fver Sv. Vet.-Akad. Ledamoter 4(1) (71): 51-62. 1899 (bibl.)
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Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 30. pl. 4. 1903, 3(3): 4. 1905 (portr.)
Svedelius, Sv. Biogr. Lex. 2: 144-148. 1920 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Areschougia Meneghini (1844, nom. rej.) ; Areschougia Trevisan (1845); Areschou-
gia W. H. Harvey (1855, nom. cons.) ; Neoareschougia H. Kylin (1956).
167. Plantae cotyledoneae florae Gothoburgensis, quas, secundum familiarum naturalium
ordinem Friesianum, disposuit atque descripsit John Erh. Areschoug. Lund (C. W. K.
Gleerup) 1836. Oct. (Pl. fl. Gothoburg.)
Publ.: Jul-Oct 1836 (p. ii: 14 Jun 1836; Swenska Litt.-Foren. Tidn. 2 Nov 1837; Flora
rd. 3 Dec 1837), p. [i*-iv*], [1]-viii, [1]-149. Copies: NY, PCS.
Ref.: BM 1: 59; Jackson p. 337; KR p. 48; PR 233.
Areschoug, Bot. Not. 1840: 17-25 (additions).
168. Symbolae algarum rariorum florae scandinavicae, quas, cons. ampliss. fac. philos. Lun-
dens., praeside Sv. Nilsson, ... pro laurea modeste defendet auctor John Erh. Ares-
choug, ... in Museo zoologico die xxi Jun. mdcccxxxviiil. Lund (C. F. Berling) 1838.
Oct. (in fours) (Symb. alg. scand.)
Publ.: 21 Jun 1838 (date of disputation; see also Flora 21: 632. 21 Oct 1838), p. [il],
[1]-14. Copies: NY, PCS.
Ref.: BM 1: 59; KR p. 48; PR 234.
169. De Hydrodictyo utriculato, dissertatio botanica, quam. Venia ampliss. fac. phil.
Lundens. p.p. Dr. John Erh. Areschoug, ... respondente C. J. Kjellberg, Gothobur-
gensi. In Academia Carolina die 26 Martii mdcccxxxix. Lund (C. F. Berling) 1839. Qu.
(in fours) (Hydrodict. utric.)
Publ.: 26 Mar 1839 (date on which the thesis was defended), p. [i-iii], [1]-23, 7 pl. —
Areschoug is the author, Kjellberg ‘“‘respondens.” Copies: NY, PCS. — German version,
Linnaea 16: 127-134. 1842 (pl. 5).
Ref.: BM 1: 59; Kew 1: 77; KR p. 49; PR 235.
170. Iconographia phycologica seu phycearum novarum et rariorum icones atque des-
criptiones. Decas prima. Géteborg (N. J. Gumpert) s.d. [1847] Qu. f (Iconogr. phycol.)
Publ.: Aug-Nov 1847, after 15 Jul (date on p. [1]; Bot. Zeit. 26 Nov 1847), cover with
title, p. [1]-6, pl. i-x (monochrome lithographs by the author). Copy: FH.
Ref.: BM 1: 59; KR p. 49; NI 49; PR 236; IDC 6341.
171. Phyceae scandinavicae marinae, sive Fucacearum nec non Ulvacearum, quae in
maribus paeninsulam Scandinavicam alluentibus crescunt, descriptiones. Uppsala
(Leffler et Sebell) 1850. Qu. (Phyc. scand. mar.)
Publ.: 1850. — An independently paged reprint of two articles published under the title
Phycearum, quae in maribus Scandinaviae crescunt, enumeratio. Sect. prior et posterior, as
follows:
Sect. prior Fucaceas continens, Ups. Soc. sci. nova Acta 13: 223-382, pl. 1-9. 1846, publ.
1847.
Sect. posterior Ulvaceas continens, Ib. 14: 385-454, pl. 1-3. 1849, publ. 1850.
Pagination reprint: [i], [1]-230, [10. corr.], pl. 1-9, 1-3. The division of the two sections
falls in the middle of p. 159. Copies: NY, PCS.
Ref.: BM 1: 59; Kew 1: 77; KR p. 49; NI 50; PR 237.
172. Phyceae capenses, quarum particulam primam, venia ampliss. philos. facult. Up-
saliens., praeside J. E. Areschoug ... pro gradu philosophico p.p. Johannes Conradus
Carlberg gothoburgensis. In auditorio Gustaviano die vii maj mdccli. H.A.M.S.
Uppsala (Reg. Acad. Typographus) 1851. Qu. [— ... particulam quartam ...] f
(Phyc. cap.)
I [i], [1]-8 Johannes Conradus Carlberg 7 Mai 1851
2 [i-ii], 9-16 Carolus Albertus Holmgren 10 Mai 1851
3 [i-ti], 17-24 Gabr. Otto Hakansson 10 Mai 1851
4 [i-ii], 25-32 Carolus Magnus Appelberg 13 Jun 1851
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This series of dissertations was intended to be continued. The abbreviation H.A.M.S. in
the title stands for hora ante meridiem solitis.
Copies: PCS, UC, NY (without t.p.’s).
Ref.: KR p. 49 (no. 16).
173- Phyceae novae et minus cognitae in maribus extra europaeis collectae quas descrip-
tionibus atque observationibus adumbravit John Erh. Areschoug ... Uppsala (E
Typographia academica) 1854. Qu. (Phyc. nov.)
Publ.: 1854, p. [1]-46. Copy: PCS. — Reprint from Ups. Soc. Sci. nova Acta ser. 3: 328
(= p. 2 repr.) — 372 (p. 46 repr.)
Ref.: KR p. 50 (no. 21a).
174. Observationes phycologicae, Uppsala (Berling Reg. Acad. Typographus) 1866-1884,
5 parts. Qu. (Observ. phycol.)
z: De Confervaceis nonnullis, 1866, p. [1]-26, pl. 1-4. Copy: PCS. — Reprinted from Ups.
Soc. Sci. nova Acta ser. 3. 6(1): 1-26, pl. 1-4.
2: De Urospora mirabili Aresch. et de Chlorozoosporarum copulatione, 1874, p. [i],
[1]-13, pl. 1-2. Copy: PCS. — Repr. ib. 9(1): 1-13, pl. r-2. 1874 (Bot. Zeit. 15 and
29 Jan 1875).
3: De algis nonnullis ..., 1875 (read 23 Apr 1875), p. [i], [1]-36, pl. 2-3. Copy: PCS. —
Repr. ib. 10(1): 1-36. pl. 1-3. 1875.
4: De Laminariaceis nonnullis, 1883 (read 7 Apr 1883), p. [i], [1]-23. Copy: PCS. Repr.
ib. 12140218)
5: De Laminariaceis nonnullis (continuatio), 1884 (read 15 Feb 1884), p. [1]-16. Copy:
PCS. — Repr. ib. 12(2).
Ref.: KR p. 50 (no. 24).
Arnaud, Gabriel (1882-1957), French mycologist. (G. Arnaud).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: in 1958 still in his private herbarium; other material at P.
Ref.: Hepper and Neate, Pl. coll. W. Africa 5. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 76; GR p. 303; Kew 1: 80; LS 30627-30631;
LS suppl. 1129-1176; MW p. 22.
Roon, Ind. direct. spec. pl. tax. 12. 1958.
EPONYMY: Arnaudia A. Chaves Batista (1960); Arnaudiella F. Petrak (1927); Arnaudina
A. Trotter (1931).— Note: Arnaudovia Valkanov (1963) is dedicated to Nikolai Arnaudov
(1887-x), Bulgarian mycologist.
Arnaud, Jean André Michel (1760-1831), French physician and botanist. (7.
Arnaud).
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 76; BL 2: 155; CSP 1: 94; Kew 1; 80;
MD p. 35; PR 246.
EPONOMY: For eponyms based on the name Arnaud, cf. supra, sub G. Arnaud.
175- Flore du département de la Haute-Loire, ou tableau des plantes qui y croissent, disposées
suivant la méthode naturelle. Le Puy (Pasquet Pere et Fils) 1825. Oct. (in fours) (Fl.
Haute-Loire).
Publ.: 1825, ante 2 Jul (BF), p. [i]-xix, [xx, tabl.], [1-108]. Copies: G, HU, NY.-A
Supplément was published in Ann. Soc. Agric. Puy 1829: 89-125. 1830 (see next entry).
Ref.: BL 2: 155; Kew 1: 80; MD p. 35; PR 246.
176. Supplément a la Flore du département de la Haute-Loire, ou indication des plantes a y
ajouter, avec quelques corrections et observations. Le Puy (P. Pasquet) 1830. Oct. (in
fours) (Suppl. fl. Haute-Loire).
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Publ.: 1830, p. [1]-39. Copy: HU. — Reprinted from Ann. Soc. Agric. Sci. Arts Puy 1829:
89-125. 1830.
Arnell, Hampus Wilhelm (1848-1932), Swedish botanist and highschool teacher.
(Arnell).
HERBARIUM and Types: UPS; important sets at GB, H, LD and S. Contributed to
Schiffer, Hepaticae europaeae exsiccatae.
Refi Var (edm6) 2955, 214.1:
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 122. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 55. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 76; BL 2: 517, 521, 545; BM 1: 62, 6: 33;
Bossert p. 14; CSP g: 70, 12: 23, 13: 158; Jackson p. 333; Kew 1: 80-81; KR p. 52-56
(bibl.); Moebius p. 118; MW p. 22, suppl. p. 14.
Moller, Sv. biogr. lex. 232-235. 1920 (portr., bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 30, pl. 12. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 4. 1905 (portr.)
Mller, Sv. bot. Tidskr. 31: 161-164 (portr., bibl., suppl. to Krok).
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 10. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: See S. O. Lindberg, Musci Asiae borealis, Stockholm 1889-1890.
EPONYMY: Arnellia S. O. Lindberg (1889) ; Arnelliella C. Massalongo (1914).
177- De skandinaviska lofmossornas kalendarium. Akademisk Afhandling, som med samtycke
af vidtberémda filosofiska fakulteten i Upsala for filosofiska gradens vinnande till
offentlig granskning framstalles af Hampus Wilhelm Arnell, ... pa botanisk larosalen
tisdagen den 18 maj 1875 p.v.t.f.m. Uppsala (Esasias Edquist) 1875. Oct. (Skand.
léfmoss. kalend.)
Thesis issue: 18 Mai 1875, p. [1-i1i], [1]-129. Copy: BR.
Trade issue: 1875, p. [i], [1]-129. Copies: L, NY. — “‘De ... afhandling af Hampus
Wilhelm Arnell’’.
Both issues reprinted (or preprinted) from Upsala Univ. Arsskrift 1875 (Math. Naturv.)
no. 4, p. [i], [1]-129. 1875.
Ref.: BM 1: 62; Jackson p. 332; Kew 1: 80; KR p. 52 (no. 2).
178. Lebermoosstudien im nordlichen Norwegen. Jonk6ping (C. J. Lundgren) 1892. Qu. (in
fours) (Lebermoosstud. nérdl. Norwegen).
Publ.: 1892 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1892), p. [i]-x, [1]-43, [44 table], 7x Jonképings H. Allm.
Larov. Redog. ... lasaret 1891-1892 (publ. 1892). Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 62; KR p. 53.
179. Mossvegetationen vid Takern. [Headlines:] Sjon Takerns fauna och flora utgifven
af K. Svenska Vetenskapsakademien 1. Stockholm (Almqvist & Wisell), Berlin, London,
Paris. [1915]. Qu. (Mossveg. Takern).
Co-author: Christian Erasmus Otterstrom Jensen (1859-1941).
Publ.: Sep-Dec 1915 (p. 37: printed 24 Aug 1915), p. [1]-37. Copy: NY.
Ref.: KR p. 54 (no. 44).
Arnold, Ferdinand Christian Gustav (‘von Eichstatt’’) (1828-1901), Southern
German lichenologist and bryologist, ‘““Oberlandesgerichtsrath” in Miinchen. (Arnold).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: M. — duplicates see GR and IH; exsiccatae:
1. Lichenes exsiccati [Lichenes jurae, Lichenes exsiccati Tiroliae et Bavariae] (nos. 1-1816,
Eichstadt, later Miinchen, 1859-1900) ; sets at FH, G, NY, PC (50 to 60 sets issued).
2. Lichenes monacenses exsiccati (nos. 1-530, Miinchen 1889-1900); sets at FH, L, PC, STR.
3. Cladoniae herbariorum Floerke et Wallroth (100 nos. of which 6 herb. specimens and 94
photographs, Miinchen 1888).
Ref.: DTS 1: 5, 4: xlii; GR p. 2 (q.v. for further details) ; TH 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 41-42.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 112-114. 1969.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(1): 302, 12(2): 337; Barnhart 1: 77; BM 1: 63,
6: 33; Bossert p. 14; CSP 1: 97, 7: 47-48, 9: 70; DTS 1: 4-8; 4: frontisp. (portr.) ;
GR p. 2; Jackson 161, 270; Kew 1: 81; LS 1070-1099, 30639.
Holzner, in Arnold, Zur Lichenenflora von Miinchen 5: 16-34. 1901 (portr., bibl.), also
Ber. Bay. bot. Ges. 8(1): 16-24. 1902.
Rehm, Hedwigia 41: 72-79. 1902 (bibl.)
Anon., Rev. bryol. 29: 36. 1902.
Holzner, Ber. bay. bot. Ges. 8(1): 16-24. 1902 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 119. 1903, 3(3): 118, pl. 127. 1905 (portr.)
Bay, Flora Gesamt-Register 26-100: 1-2. 1910 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Arnoldia A. Massalongo (1856). — Notes: Arnoldella C. B. Read (1936) is
dedicated to Chester Arthur Arnold (19g01-x) American palaeobotanist; Arnoldiella
V. Miller (1928) is dedicated to Wladimir Mitrofanowitsch Arnoldi (1871-1924),
Russian phycologist.
The Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A., and its
periodicals Arnoldia, Vol. 1-x, 1941-x, and Journal of the Arnold Arboretum, Vol. 1-x,
1920-x, are named for James Arnold (1781-1869), American merchant (see S. B. Sutton,
Charles Sprague Sargent, 1970).
The National Museum of Rhodesia publishes the journal Arnoldia, Salisbury, Vol. 1-x,
1964-x, which is dedicated to George Arnold (fl. 1911-1962), Rhodesian biologist.
180. Gesammelte lichenologische Schriften. Band 3. Lehre (Cramer), 1970. Oct. [Historiae
naturalis classica t. 86(3)]. (Ges. lichenol. Schr.)
Publ.: Consists of a facsimile reprint of the Lichenologische Ausfliige in Tirol, Wien (W.
Braumiiller) 1868-1897, a series of 30 articles published in the Verh. K. K. zool.-bot.
Ges. Wien 1868-1897. See DTS for an extensive listing. ““Eine Reihe von Localfloren
von seltener Reichhaltigkeit und Griindlichkeit ...”’ (DTS 1: 6).
number Verh. vol. Verh. pag. independent continuous date
pagination pagination
I 18 [703]-710 - 3-10 Sep-Dec 1868
2/3 18 [947 ]-960 - I 1-24 1869
4 19 [605 ]-656 - 25-76 Jul-Dec 1869
5 20 [527|-546 - 77-96 Aug-Dec 1870
6 21 [1103]-1148 - 97-142 Nov 1871-Mai 1872
7-9 22 [279|-314 [1]-36 143-178 Jun-Dec 1872
10 23 [89]-116 - 179-206 Apr-Dec 1873
Pure 23 [485 ]-534 - 207-256 Dec 1873-?
13 24 [231 |-284 [1]-54 257-310 Jun-Dec 1874
14 25 [433]-496 = [1] -64 311-374 Jun-Dec 1875
15 26 [353]-388 — [1]-36 375-410 Jun-Dec 1875
16 26 [389]-414 [1]-26 411-436 Jul-Sep 1876
17 27 [533]-570 ~—- [1] -38 437-474 Aug-Dec 1877
18/19 28 [24.7 ]-296 [1]-50 475-524 Mai-Sep 1878
20 29 [351]-394 1-44 525-568 Jun-Sep 1879
Q1 30 [95]-154 3-62 569-628 Jun-Jul 1880
22 36 61-88 [1]-28 629-656 Mai-Jun 1886
23 a7 81-150 1-70 657-726 Apr-Mai 1887
24. 39 249-266 1-18 727-744. Jun-Jul 1889
25 43 [360]-407 —_[1]-49 745-793 Sep-Oct 1893
26-29 46 IOI-143 1-43 795-837 Apr-Mai 1896
30 47 210-224. 1-16 839-854 Apr-Sep 1897
30(a) 47 353-395 ~— [1 ]-43 855-[969] Aug-Sep 1897
30(b) 47 671-677 I-7 - Sep-Dec 1897
Ref.: BM 1: 63; DTS p. 5-8; Jackson p. 270; LS 1080.
Holzner, Ber. bay. bot. Ges. 8(1): 21. 1902.
Stafleu, Taxon 20: 632. 1971.
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181. Die Lichenen des frankischen Jura. (Separat-Abdruck aus ‘“‘Flora”’ 1884/85). Regens-
burg (F. H. Neubauer) 1885. Oct. (Lich. frank. Jura).
Publ.: 1885 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1885), p. [i], [1]-323, [1, corr.], reprint with independent
pagination. Copies: BR, Stevenson. — Reprinted from Flora vols. 67, 68 as follows:
67 65-96 11 Feb 1884 67 645-664 1 Dec 1884
145-173 21 Mar 1884 68 49-80 1 Feb 1885
227-258 1 Mai 1884 143-176 11 Mar 1885
307-338 11 Jun 1884 211-246 11 Apr 1885
403-434 1 Aug 1884 261 21 Apr 1885
548-596 21 Oct 1884
Preceded by 30 publications in Flora vols. 42-67, 1858-1877, enumerated e.g. by
Holzner. Summary and Nachtrage in a publication with the same title of 1890 (see
below).
Ref.: Kew 1: 81.
182. Die Lichenen des fraenkischen Jura. [Regensburg] (J. & K. Mayr), 1890. Qu. (Lich.
Sraenk. Jura).
Publ.: 1890 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1890), p. [1]-61. Copies: NY, Stevenson. — Also published as
Denkschr. bay. bot. Ges. Band 6, 1890.
183. Zur Lichenenjflora von Miinchen. Miinchen (Val. Hofling) 1891-1901, 5 parts, Qu.
(Lichenenfl. Miinchen).
part Berichte Abth. pages dates Nat. Nov.
I I I [1]-147 1891 Jul 1891
w 2 2 [1]-76 1892 Mai 1892
3 5 Nachtr. 1, 2 [1]-45 1897 Apr 1897
4 6 3 [1]-82 1898 Aug 1898
5 7 3 (Schluss) [1]-100 1900 Aug 1900
6 8 Nachtr., Reg. [1]-32 IQOI Jan r1go1
Published with independent pagination in Berichte der bayerischen botanischen Gesellschaft.
Part 5 has obituaries of F. P. Gmelek and F. Arnold as well as a bibliography of Bavarian
lichenology by Poeverlein. Copies: B, Stevenson.
Ref.: Kew 1: 81.
Arnott, George Arnott [sometimes: Arnold] Walker (1799-1868), Scottish botanist.
(Arnott).
HERBARIUM and typEs: Arnott’s herbarium and botanical library were acquired by
Glasgow University (GL). ‘The phanerogams are now on permanent loan at E, the types
of Arnott’s diatoms are at AWH (see also Sayre 1969). For a description of the set
*‘Diatomées, Collection J. Deby’? (at PC) prepared by Arnott, see Sayre (1969).
Ref.: WH (ed 6)):°3555:2: 42.
Verleyen, Levensschets van Dr. H. van Heurck 62. 1942.
Dickinson, Phycol. Bull. 1: 11. 1952.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 40. 1953.
Koster, ‘Taxon 6: 49. 1957.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 122. 1964.
Anon., ‘Taxon 15: 46. 1966.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 62. 1969.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 55. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 79; BB p. 10; BM 1: 63; CSP 1: 98-99, 6:
568, 12: 23; DNB 2: 120-121; Frank p. 5; GR p. 384; Kew 1: 83; Langman p. 93;
MD p. 36-49 (bibl.); PR 249-250, 4226, 10245.
Cleghorn, Trans. bot. Soc. Edinb. 9: 414-426. 1868 (bibl.)
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Seemann, J. Bot. 6: 223-224. 1868.
Deby, Bibl. micr. Diatom. 2. 1882.
Gray, Scientific papers 2: 347-348. 1889.
De Toni, Syll. alg. 1: vii. 1889, 2(1): viii. 1891.
Gray, Letters 2: 829. [index]. 1893.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 102. 1906.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 290. 1921.
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 108, 112. 1940.
Rodgers, John Torrey 106-107, 335 [index]. 1942.
Graustein, Nuttall 285, 288, 327. 1967.
Fletcher, Roy. bot. gard. Edinburgh 114, 171, 185. 1970.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 10. 1973.
Martin, in Lenley et al., Index corr. Torrey 445. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: See W. J. Hooker, The botany of Captain Beechey’s Voyage, London, 1841,
and R. Wight, Prodromus florae peninsulae Indiae orientalis. London 1834.
EPONYMY: Arnottia A. Richard (1828).
184. Notice sur quelques mousses de Rio-Janeiro, Mém. Soc. Hist. nat. Paris 1: 346-352.
1823. Qu.
Publ.: Dec 1823-Apr 1824 (BF, this fasc. of Mém.: 10 Apr 1824). Separates are not
known to exist.
Ref.: GSP 1: 98; MD p. 42, 239.
185. Notice of a“ Fournal of a voyage from Rio de Janeiro to the coast of Peru,’? by Mr William
Jameson, Surgeon, corresponding member of the Wernerian Natural History Society.
Edinburgh 1824, Oct. (Not. voy. Rio de Janeiro).
Publ.: preprint, with independent pagination, [1]-21, published shortly before 15 Jan
1824, of an article published in the Memoirs of the Wernerian natural History Society 5(1) :
187-205. 1824 (between 21 Mar and 20 Mai). Copy: G.
Ref.: GSP 1: 98; Kew 1: 83; MD p. 42-43.
186. Disposition méthodique des espéces de mousses. Paris (J. Tastu) 1825. Qu. (Disp. méth.
mousses) .
Publ.: First publication, as a preprint, between 20 Dec 1825 and 6 Feb 1826, of Arnott’s
article which is usually called Nouvelle disposition méthodique des espéces de mousses
exactement connus. Margadant has shown that this article was published in five different
forms:
indication issue format date
Disp. méth. esp. mousses, preprint Qu. 20 Dec 1825-6 Feb 1826
[i-iv], [1]-72, [6]. Copies: G, NY
Mém. Soc. Hist. nat. Paris 2(2): periodical Qu. Apr 1826-[-Oct 1826?]
249-320, 412-414
Méem. Soc. Linn. Paris 5(3): periodical Oct. Jul-Aug 1826
214-323
Kittel, B. M., Mém. hist. nat. separate Oct. Aug 1826
P- 35-143
Saumaises, Cours Agric. Bot. re-issue Oct. 1837
Ref.: BM 1: 63; CSP 1: 98; Jackson p. 153; Kew 1: 83; MD p. 39-40, 43-47, 49, 239;
PR 249, 4705.
187. Tour to the South of France and the Pyrenees, in 1825 [Edinburgh 1826-1829] Oct.
(Tour S. France Pyrenees).
Publ.: A series of articles in the Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal, volumes 1-6. Mar-
gadant assumes that the dates of the reprints coincided with those of the fascicles of
the Journal. The reprints have separate pagination. Copy: NY.
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fascicle repr. pp. vol. serial pages serial probable dates
I I-15 (G0) 66-78 Aug 1826
2 1-7 1(2) 268-275 Oct 1826
3 I-14 2(2) 241-255 Apr 1827
4 1-8 3(1) 157-164 Aug 1827
5 1-6 3(2) 350-356 Oct 1827
6 I-10 4(1) 130-139 Jan 1828
G] 1-8 4(2) 355-362 Apr 1828
8 1-7 5(2) 319-325 Oct 1828
9 I-12 6(2) 250-262 Apr 1829
The lines of type were rearranged slightly for the reprint; the pages of the reprint and
of the publication of the serial are therefore not exactly alike. Pre-publication of the
reprints is possible but not proven.
Ref.: CSP 1: 98; MD p. 47-49.
188. Pugillus plantarum indiae orientalis. s.1. [1836]. Oct. (Pug. pl. ind. or.)
Publ.: 1836, post Mai (add. pres. 16 Mai 1836), [1]-43, second set page nos.: [319]-356,
pl. 18. Copies: G, U. — Reprinted (possibly preprinted) from Nova Acta Acad. Leop.
Nat. Cur. 18(1): [319]-356, 356a-d, p/. 18. published late 1837. Reprint with journal
pagination only: NY.
Ref.: IDC 5826.
Arrhenius, Johan Peter (Pehr, Petter) (1811-1889), Swedish botanist and agricul-
turist. (Arrh.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 529; Barnhart 1: 79; BM 1: 63; Bossert p. 15;
CSP 1: 104; Jackson p. 307, 336; Kew 1: 84; KR p. 58-61; LS 1104; PR 252-255.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 66-67.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1889: 177-178.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 30. 1903, 3(3): 4. 1905.
Juhlin-Dannfelt, Sv. biogr. lex. 282-287. 1920 (portr., bibl.)
EPONYMY: Arrhenia E. M. Fries (1849).
189. Ruborum sueciae dispositio monographico-critica. Quam venia ampliss. facult. philosoph.
praeside Elia Fries ... pro gradu philosophico p.p. auctor Johannes P. Arrhenius ...
in Audit. Gustaviano die xxvi Oct. mdcccxxxix h.a.m.s. 1. Uppsala (Wahlstrom &
Lastbom) [1839]. Oct. (Ruborum suec.)
Thesis-ed.: Oct-Dec 1839, 4. parts, Uppsala (Wahlstr6m & Lastbom). Copies: MO (all
t.p.’s); HU, NY (t.p. of diss. 1 only):
Tas above, p. [i-ii], [1]-16. 26 Oct 1839.
re Ohnetin ex speciali sacrae regiae majestatis gratia et venia ampliss. facult.
philosoph. p-p. Johannes P. Arrhenius ... et Henricus Ferner ... in Audit. Gusta-
viano die nov. mdcccxxxix h.a.m.s. II’’, p. [i-iv], 17-32.
3: °°... et Carolus J. Lindeberg .. . xxx nov. mdcccxxxix h.p.m.s. IIT”, p. [i-iv], 33-48.
66
Zune eu Ejalmar Jos: Helneren .... ivdecs mdccexxsax thep-miss Ven pe [i]s it];
49-64.
Trade ed.: Monographia Ruborum sueciae. Uppsala (Wahlstr6m & Lastbom) Feb-Mar
1840, Oct., p. [1-i11], [1]-64. (rd by Flora 5 Jan-g Mar 1841). For the unusual folding
of the original sheets see Margadant (1965). Copies: G, HU, MICH, NY, U.
Ref.: Jackson p. 336; Kew 1: 84; KR p. 59; PR 252.
Margadant, Huntia 2: 162-164. 1965.
Arruda da Camara, Manoel (1752-1810), Brazilian botanist. (Arruda).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 79; BL 1: 238; BM 1: 63, 6: 34; Colmeiro 1:
clxi; Kew 1: 84; PR 258-261.
Britten, J. Bot. 34: 242-250. 1896.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 2. 1906.
Colmeiro, Bot. penins. hisp.-lusit. 258.
EPONYMY: Arrudaria Macedo (1867); Arrudea Cambessédes (1828).
190. Dissertagdo sobre as plantas do Brazil, que podem dar linhos proprios para muitos usos
da sociedade, e suprir a falta co Canhama indicades de ordem ao principe regente
nosso senhor. Rio de Janeiro (Impressdéo Regio) 1810. Oct. (Diss. pl. Brazil).
Publ.: 1810, p. [1]-49, [50 err.], photogr. copy at US.
Ref.: Kew 1: 84; PR 259.
Arséne, Frére Gustave [also “Gerfroy’’] (Brouard, Arséne Gustave Joseph) (1867-
1938), French clergyman who collected in France and Central America. (Arséne).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: US — for the many duplicate collections see IH. For mis-label-
lings, obviously intentional falsifications, by an unknown dealer see Bonner 1972 and
Standley 1927.
Ref.: 1H. 2: 42.
Standley, J. Bot. 65: 118-121. 1927 (on counterfeit collection) (based on Standley,
Science 4 Feb 1927).
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 55. 1970.
Bonner, Musées de Genéve 130: 18-19. 1972.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 259 (under Brouard; original data).
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 10. 1973.
Arthur, Joseph Charles (1850-1942), American mycologist, professor of botany at
Purdue University. (Arth.)
HERBARIUM and tTypEs: PUR; duplicates in various herbaria, see IH. — Exsiccatae:
Uredineae exsiccatae et icones (fasc. i-iv, nos. 1-17, Sep 1894; 18-34, Dec 1898; 35-44, Jun
1901; 45-60, Dec 1902) (with Edward Willet Dorland Holway, 1853-1923). Sets at
BPI, CUP, FH, LA, ILL, ISC, KSC, MASS, MIN, MONT, MSC, NEB, NY, OS,
BUR, URTPPE. TREC] UC, Viz ww:
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 42.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 17-20. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 80; BL 1: 192; BM 1: 64, 6: 34; Bossert
p. 15; CSP 12: 24, 13: 171-172; GR p. 203; Kew 1: 85; Langman p. 94, 717; LS 1112-
1210, 24562, 30644-30669, 40908, suppl. 1199-1267; MW p. 23.
Anon., J. of Mycol. 8: opp. 107. 1902 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 191, 205. 1905.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 118. 1911.
Arthur, The Johns Hopkins Alumni Mag. 13(4): Jun 1925 (autobiogr. sketch).
Seaver, Mycologia 20(3): 115. 1928 (on his Uredinales in NAF).
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1047-1049. 1940 (bibl.)
Mains, Mycologia 34: 601-605. 1942 (portr.)
Cummins, Yearbook Amer. philos. Soc. 1942: 328-331. 1943.
Rodgers, Amer. bot. 1873-1892 p. 323 [index]. 1944.
Rodgers, Liberty Hyde Bailey 490 [index]. 1949.
Humphrey, Makers of N. Amer. bot. 4-6. 1961.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 13, 47, 83, 84. 1969.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6: 39. 1971.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 10. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Editor of Botanical Gazette Chicago. vol. 7-39, 1882-1903.
(2) Editor and in part author of The plant Rusts, New York 1929.
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(3) Uredinales, NAF 7: 83-160. 1907; 161-187, 211-268. 1912; 269-404. 1920; 405-480.
1921; 481-586. 1922; 605; 648. 1924; 669-732. 1925; 733-796. 1926; 797-848. 1927.
EPONYMY: Arthurella G. Zebrowski (1937); Arthuria H. S. Jackson (1931).
Artis, Edmund Tyrell (1789-1847), British palaeobotanist and archeologist. (Artis).
COLLECTIONS: BM;; including the original drawings for Antediluvian phytology.
Ref.: Sherborn, Where is the ... collection 9. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 80; BB p. 10; BM 1: 64; Jackson p. 176,
182; Kew 1: 85; Quenstedt p. 14; PR 262.
Anon., Quart. J. geol. Soc. London 5: xxil-xxiil. 1849.
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. Geol. Survey 5: 405-406. 1885.
EPONYMY: Artisia K. B. Pres] (1838).
191. Antediluvian phytology, illustrated by a collection of the fossil remains of plants,
peculiar to the coal formations of Great Britain. London (for the author by J. Cumber-
land et al.), 1825. Qu. (Antediluv. phytol.)
Ed. 1: Sep 1825 (p. xiii: 1 Sep 1825; Philos. Mag. 30 Sep, New monthly Mag 1 Oct
1825; plates dated 1824), p. [i]-xili, [1 index], 24 p/. with each 1 page letterpress,
uncoloured lithographs by J. Curtis. Copies: HH, Teyler.
Re-issue: London 1838, with a cancellans title page: Antediluvian phytology, ... Britain.
Selected for their novelty and interest, from upwards of a thousand specimens now in
the possession of the author, and systematically described, with the view of facilitating
the study of this important branch of Geology ... Including remarks on the systems
of Count Sternberg, Baron Schlotheim, Professor Martius, and Mons. Brongniart;
also communications from Professor Buckland and other eminent geologists. London
(for the author by Nichols and Son), 1838. Qu. Copy: NY. “... which ... must ever
remain one of the classics of palaeobotany, though rather as a work of art than of
science’ (Ward 1885).
Ref.: BM 1: 64 (1838); Jackson p. 176, 182; Kew 1: 85; NI 51; PR 262.
Anon., Flora 10: 129-143. 7 Mar 1827.
Mantell, A pictorial atlas of fossil remains, ibondon 1850 (reproduces some of the
plates).
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. Geol. Survey 5. 405-406. 1885.
Arvet-Touvet, Jean Maurice Casimir (1841-1913), French hieraciologist at Giéres-
Uriage, near Grenoble. (Arv.- Towv.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: GRM, much material also at P. Exsiccatae:
1. Hieraciotheca gallica (fasc. i-xx, 1897-1908), sets at B, BC, G, GR, K, L, LE, P, TO, W
(10 sets issued) (with G. Gautier).
2. Mieraciotheca hispanica (fasc. i-xx, 1897-1908), sets at B, BC, G, GR, K, L, LE, P, TO,
W (10 sets issued) (with G. Gautier).
Ref.: AG 12(1): 23; IH 1 (ed. 6): 105, 355; Kew 1: 86.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(1): 23, 119 (““Da Arvet-Touvet nur seine eigene
Hieracien-Literatur kannte und das Studium aller tbrigen grundsatzlich vermied, sind
... Neubenennungen langst bekannter Formen nicht auffallend’’); AG 12(2): 29, 225;
Barnhart 1: 80; BM 1: 64; CSP 12: 24, 13: 173; DTS 1: 89; Jackson p. 283; Kew 1: 86;
Langman p. 94.
Mirande, Rev. gén. Bot. 27: 67. 76 (portr.), 117-127, 142-157, 169-190, 208-222 (bibl.),
IQI5.
Mirande, Arvet-Touvet botaniste dauphinois et son oeuvre. Grenoble 1915, 87 p. (bibl.).
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 11. 1941.
192. Les Hieracium des Alpes frangaises, ou occidentales de l’Europe. Lyon, Genéve, Basel
(Henri Georg), Paris (J. Lechevalier) 1888. Oct. (Hieracium Alpes frang.)
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Publ.: 1888 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1888), p. [i*], [i]-ii, [iii], [1]-131. Copy: NY. —Reprinted from
Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon ser. 2. 34: i-iv, 1-131. 1888.
Ref.: BM 1: 64; DTS 1: 9; Kew 1: 86.
Saccardo, Cronologia p. xiv.
Asahina, Yasuhiko (1881-1975), Japanese lichenologist. (Asah.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: T'NS. — Exsiccatae: Lichenes japoniae exsiccati (nos. 1-300, Tokyo) ;
set at UPS.
Ref.: GR p. 585; IH 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 43.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 114-115. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 81; Bossert p. 16; GR p. 585 (!); Kew 1r:
86; MW p. 23-24, suppl. p. 16-17.
Hisauchi and Hara, J. Jap. Bot. 50(9): 257-258. 1975 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Asahinea W. L. Culberson & C. F. Culberson (1965).
Ascherson, Ferdinand Moritz (1798-1879), German physician and mycologist,
father of P. F. A. Ascherson. (F. Ascherson).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 81; PR 264-265.
Britten, J. Bot. 17: 160. 1879.
Anon., Mag. Novén. Lap. 3: 46. 1879.
EPONYMY: Aschersonia Montagne (1848, nom. cons.); Aschersonia Endlicher (1842, nom.
rej.) ; Aschersoniopsis Hennings (1902). — Note: Aschersoniodoxa Gilg & Muschler (1909)
and Bisaschersonia O. Kuntze (1891) are dedicated to Paul Friedrich Ascherson (1834-
1913), q.v.
193. De fungis venenatis. Dissertatio inauguralis medica quam nataliciis regia augustis-
simi indulgentia gratiosi medicorum ordinis in Universitate litteraria berolinensi
praemio aureo ornatam nunc amplissimi eiusdem ordinis consensu et auctoritate pro
gradu doctoris medicinae et chirurgiae rite impetrando die xxi m. octobris a.
mdcccxxvii h.l.q.s. publice defensurus est auctor Mauritius Ascherson ... Berlin
(Johann Friedrich Starck). Oct. (Fung. venen.)
Thesis ed.: 23 Oct 1827, p. [iJ-vili, [1]-55, [56, theses]. Copies: HU, NY, Stevenson
(lacks t.p.).
Trade ed.: ‘De fungis venenatis. Commentatio a facultate medica universitatis literariae
berolinensis praemio aureo ornata. Auctore M. Ascherson, ...”? Berlin (Gebr. Schiip-
pel) 1828. Oct., p. [iJ-vil, [1]-52, publ. 1828. Copy: G.
Ascherson, Paul Friedrich August (1834-1913), German botanist, professor of
botany at Berlin University, great authority on the Central European flora. (Aschers.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B; now partly destroyed.
Ref.: 1H 2: 43.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 287 [“‘Verfasser der Flora der Provinz Branden-
burg. Berlin 1859-1864’], 2(1): 352, 590, 3: 576, 5(1): 309, 5(2): 439, 5(3): 77, 6(1):
371; Barnhart 1: 82; BFM p. 215, 216, 245; BL 1: 30, 31, 32, 41, 42, 62, 137; BL 2:
387; BM 1: 65, 6: 35; Bossert p. 16; CSP 1: 106, 7: 51-52, 9: 75-76, 12: 25-27, 13: 176-
1783, DTs)1: 9-11, 6(4):/ 119; Frankip, 5-6;,GR p. 58;,Jackson'p. 122,130, 30257914,
346, 424, 510; Kanitz no. 321; Kew 1: 87-88; Langman p. 94; LS 1224-1234; 30675-
30676, 36219; MW p. 24; PR 266-268; Zander ed. 10, p. 591.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 12-18. 1874 (autobiogr.!)
Anon., Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg, Register 1-30: 1-10. 1889, Verzeichnis 31-50:
2-7. 1909 (bibl.)
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Schumann et al., Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 36: xxxvii-xxxix. 1894.
Marchesetti, Atti Museo civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 131-132. 1895.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2)9 119, pl. 126. 1903, 3(3): 118, 205, 211, pl. 129. 1905
(portr.)
Dalla Torre, in Urban, Festschrift ... Ascherson iv-xlvii. 1904 (bibl.)
Ascherson, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 50: iv-xvi. 1909.
Claussen, Mitt. badischen Landesver. Naturk. 1913: 234-238.
Degen, Mag. bot. Lap. 12: 3-15. 1913 (portr.)
Kupffer, Korrespondenzbl. Naturforscher-Ver. Riga 56: xi-xiv. 1913.
Loesener et al., Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 55: (1)-(14). 1913. (Trauerfeier, also
funeral addresses by Wittmack (4)-(g) and Lindau (10)-(14).
Roth, Leopoldina 49(3): [3 p.]. 1913 (repr. DS).
Urban, Paul Friedrich August Ascherson [Berlin 1913], 3 p.
Wittmack, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 31: (102)-(110). 1913 (bibl., portr.)
Wittmack, Gartenflora 1913: 180 (portr.)
Proppe, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 56: 41-45. 1914 (on Ascherson Foundation,
**Plakette,”’ portrait).
De Wildeman, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 53: 111-118. 1914.
Futak and Domin, Bibl. fl. CSR 86-88. 1960.
Stafleu, zn Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23: 260. 1974 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: I. EP ed. 1: Potamogetonaceae, 2(1): 194-214. 1889; Hydrocharitaceae,,
2(1): 238-258. 1889 (with M. Giirke).
2. Pflanzenreich, with Graebner, Potamogetonacace, IV. 11, 184 p., 29 Oct 1907,.
reprinted 1958/60.
3. Verzeichniss der bis jetzt aus der Troas bekannten Pflanzen. Nach den Sammlungen von
R. Vorchow und J. Schmidt und den literarischen Quellen zusammengestellt von
P. Ascherson, Th. von Heldreich, F. Kurtz. Anhang VI of H. Schliemann, Ilios,
Stadt und Land der Trojaner. Leipzig 1881, p. [804]-813. Copy: B. — Jackson, p. 510,.
mentions a previous English edition of Schliemann’s work: “‘Ilios, the city and
country of the Trojans.’’ London 1880, oct., with the botanical catalogue on p. [727]-
736.
4. See Schweinfurth, Jil. fl. Egypte, Cairo 1887 and Aufz. Phan. Nil-Lander 1868.
5. Contributed botanical notes to G. Rohlfs, Expedition zur Erforschung der libyschen
Wiiste, vol. 1-2, Cassel 1875.
6. Botamk ... in C. C. von der Decken, Reisen in Ost Afrika in 1859-1861, vol. 3(3)-
1879. (see no 198).
7. Supplement, see Barbey, Florae Sardoae Compendium.
8. Bohnen, in O. Baumann, Usambara und seine Nachbargebiete Berlin 1891 (Anhang ii).
g. Preface to: Georg August Schweinfurth, Beitrag zur Flora Aethiopiens, Abth. 1, xii,
311 p., Berlin 1867, Fol.
10. Pflanzen, in F. G. Rohlfs, Reise von Tripolis. Leipzig 1881 (Abth. 2, 6).
FESTSCHRIFT: Urban et al., Festschrift zur Feier des siebzigsten Geburtstages des ..
Dr. P. Ascherson. Berlin 1904.
EPONYMY: Aschersoniodoxa Gilg & Muschler (1909); Bisaschersonia O. Kuntze (1891).
Note: Aschersoniopsis Hennings (1902) is dedicated to Ferdinand Moritz Ascherson
(1798-1879), q.v.
194. Studiorum phytographicorum de Marchia brandenburgensi specimen. Continens florae
marchicae adiacentibus comparationem [Halle 1855]. Oct. (Stud. phytogr. Marchia
brandenb.)
Publ.: Feb 1855, as a thesis [“‘dissertatio inauguralis ...’’ copy with title page of thesis
not seen], separately paged reprint, p. [1]-67, from Linnaea 26: 385-451. Feb 1855.
Copy: B (presentation copy to Garcke).
Ref.: BM 1: 65; Kew 1: 87; PR 266.
195- Flora der Provinz Brandenburg, der Altmark und des Herzogthums Magdeburg.
- Zum Gebrauche in Schulen und auf Exkursionen. Berlin (August Hirschwald) 1859
[1860]-1864, 3 vols. Oct. (Fl. Brandenburg).
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a(n) [1i]-xxil, [1]-320 Jan 1860
(2) 321-1034, 1-146 Apr 1864
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3 [1i]-viii, [1]-143 Mai-Jun 1859
Copies: B, G, L, MO, NY, US.
Vol. (“‘Abtheilung’’) 2: “‘Specialflora von Berlin’’, with two title pages: p. [ii] as above,
with “Zweite Abtheilung. Specialflora von Berlin” and p. [iii]: ‘“Verzeichniss der
Phanerogamen und Gefasskryptogamen, welch im Umkreise von sieben Meilen von
Berlin vorkommen”’. Berlin, 1859, reissued Berlin 1864. Copy: B.
Vol. 3: p. [ii]: title page as above with “‘Dritte Abtheilung. Specialflora von Magde-
burg” and p. [ii]: “‘Verzeichniss der Phanerogamen und Gefasskryptogamen welche
im Umkreise von finf Meilen um Magdeburg bisher beobachtet worden sind’’.
Berlin 1859, reissued Berlin 1864. Copy: B.
For dates of issue of vol. 1 see p. xi. For second edition see Ascherson and Graebner,
Flora des Nordostdeutschen Flachlandes (1898).
Ref.: BM 1: 65; BFM 215; IF p. 675; Jackson p. 302; Kew 1: 87; PR 267; RS p. 72;
IDG 5535.
Irmisch, Flora 44: 471-472. 14 Aug 1861 (on 1(1)).
Ascherson, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 5: 246. 1863.
A.G., Bot. Zeit. 22: 121. 29 Apr 1864.
196. Dr. Paul Ascherson’s Flora der Provinz Brandenburg, der Altmark und des Herzog-
thums Magdeburg. Im Auszuge bearbeitet unter Mitwirkung des Verfassers von W. Lacko-
witz. Berlin (August Hirschwald) 1866. Oct. (Fl. Brandenburg Ausz.)
Co-author: August Wilhelm Lackowitz (1836-1916).
Publ.: 1866 (Bot. Zeit. 26 Oct 1866), p. [i]-x, [1]-112, [1]-518. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 65; Jackson p. 302; PR 268.
197- Catalogus cormophytorum et anthophytorum Serbiae, Bosniae, Hercegovinae, Montis scodri,
Albaniae hucusque cognitorum, compilaverunt Paulus Ascherson et Augustus Kanitz.
(Melléklet a Magyar névénytani Lapokhoz.) Cluj (Nic. K. Papp) 1877. Oct. (Cat.
cormophyt. anthophyt. Serbiae).
Co-author: August Kanitz (1843-1896).
Publ.: Dec 1877 (p. 108), p. [1]-108. Copy: B. — Reprinted from Mag. Név. Lap.
Ref.: Jackson p. 314; Kew 1: 88.
198. Botanik von Ost-Afrika. Bearbeitet von P. Ascherson, O. Bockeler, F. W. Klatt,
M. Kuhn, P. G. Lorentz, W. Sonder. Leipzig, mit 5 Tafeln. Separat-Abdruck aus: von
der Decken’s Reisen. Leipzig und Heidelberg (C. F. Winter) 1879. Qu. (Bot. Ost-
Afrika).
Publ.: Aug-Sep 1879 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1879) — p. [1]-91, 5 p/. [in Utrecht copy only
nos 1-2]. Reprinted from Baron C. C. von der Decken’s Reisen in Ost-Afrika in 1851-
1861, Band 3, Abth. 3, Aug-Sep 1879. Above title on cover only. Copy: U.
Ref.: Jackson p. 346; Kew 1: 88, 2: 41.
199. Illustration de la flore d’Egypte [Cairo 1887] Qu. (Ill.fl. Egypte).
Co-author: Georg August Schweinfurth (1836-1925).
Publ.: 1887 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1887) — 236 p., as Mém. Inst. Egypte 2: 23-260. 1887 —
Supplément 77 p., ibid. 2: 743-821. 1889 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1889). Copy: NY.
Ref:: BL. 1: 30; Kew 1: 88:
200. Synopsis der mitteleuropdischen Flora. Leipzig (1-4: W. Engelmann; 5-7: Gebr.
Borntraeger) 1896-1939, 12 vols. Oct. t (Syn. mitteleur. Fl.)
Co-authors: K. O. R. P. P. Graebner (1871-1933); Paul Graebner fil. (1900-x); Max
Goldschmidt (1863-1916); Curt Schuster (1860-1925); Karl H. Zahn (1865-1940).
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Ref.: BFM 6; BM 6: 35; DTS 1: 11, 6(4): 110; Kew 1: 88; Langman p. 94; IDC 5428
PFC 1: xxxiv, 2(2): xvill-xix, 3(1): xi, 3(2): xii-x1u.
Stapf, J. Bot. 34: 480-483. 1896 (rev. parts 1-2), 35: 411-413 (3-4).
201. Ascherson’s Flora der Provinz Brandenburg Zweite Auflage Flora des nordost-
deutschen Flachlandes (ausser Ostpreussen) ... Mit 14 Abbildungen im Text. Berlin
(Gebriider Borntraeger) 1898-1899. Oct. (Fl. Nordostdeut. Flachl.)
Co-author: Karl Otto Robert Peter Paul Graebner (1871-1933).
part pages dates Nat. Nov.
I [1]-160 16 Jul 1898 Aug 1898
2/3 161-480 18 Aug 1898 Sep 1898
4 481-640 14 Jan 1899 Jan 1899
5 641-875, [i]-xil 22 Jul 1899 Aug 1899
14 illustrations; price M 19. — Dedicated to Adolf Engler. Copy: B.
Ref.: BFM 7; BM 1: 35; Kew 1: 88.
Askenasy, Eugen (1845-1903), Russian-German algologist, after 1881 at Heidelberg.
(Ask.)
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: B.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 83; BM 1: 67; Bossert p. 16; CSP 7: 53, 9:
77, 13: 185; Frank p. 6; GR p. 557; Jackson p. 72, 80, 109; Lipschitz 1: 90; LS 1236;
Moebius p. 447 [index].
Moebius, Ber. deut. Bot. Ges. 21: (47)-(66). 1903 (portr., bibl.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 185, 275, 443. 1909.
EPONYMY: Askenasya M. Mobius (1887); Askenasyella W. Schmidle (1902).
202. Forschungsreise S.M.S. “Gazelle”. iv. Theil: Botanik. Redigirt von Professor Dr.
A. Engler. Algen mit Unterstiitzung der Herren E. Bornet, A. Grunow, P. Hariot,
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M. Moebius, O. Nordstedt bearbeitet von Prof. Dr. E. Askenasy. Mit 12 Tafeln. Berlin
(Ernst Siegfried Mittler & Sohn) 1888. Qu. (Forschungsreise Gazelle, Bot., Alg.)
Publ.: Oct 1888, p. [i], [1]-58, pl. 1-72. Copy: PCS. — Reprint from Engler, Forschungs-
reise S.M.S. Gazelle, iv Botanik, q.v. Only very few reprints (with special t.p.) seem
to have been made.
Aspegren, Georg Casten (1791-1828), Swedish botanist at Karlskrona. (Aspegren).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Herbarium acquired by A. E. Lindblom (Flora 20: 175. 1837;
KR p. 61); present location unknown to us.
Ref.: KR p. 61.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 84 (“‘Gustaf Casten’’); BM 1: 67 (“Gustaf
Carsten”); GR p. 486; KR p. 61-62 (““Georg Casten’’); PR 270-271 (‘“‘Gustav Kar-
sten’’).
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 67.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 4. 1905.
Sernander, Sv. biogr. lex. 388-389. 1920 (bibl.), (“‘Gustaf Casten’’).
EPONYMY: Aspegrenia Poeppig & Endlicher (1836).
203. Férsok till en Blekinsk flora. Karlskrona (P. E. Flygare), 1823. Oct. (in fours) (Férsék
Blekinsk. fi.)
Publ.: 1823, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-106, [1, err.]. Copies: NY, UPS. — The title page has a
quotation from Schiller: ‘‘Nur die Natur ist redlich; Sie allein / Liegt an dem ewigen
Ankergrunde fest, / Wenn alles andre auf den sturmbewegten Wellen / Dess Lebens
unstaet triebt.”” Publication probably late in 1823 (first rev. Swensk Lit.-Tidn.
18 Mar 1824).
Ref.: BM 1:67; - KR’ p62; PR 270:
Anon., Flora 7: 443-444. 28 Jul 1824.
Atkinson, George Francis (1854-1918), American mycologist. (Atk.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: CUP.
Ref.: 1H 2: 44.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 86; BM 1: 69, 6: 38; Bossert p. 16; CSP 13:
191-192; Kew 1: 94; LS 1243-1303, 30682-30713, 40906-40907; LS suppl. 1323-1344.
Anon., J. of Mycol. 9: opp. p. 217. 1903 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 191, 205, pl. 147. 1905.
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 58. 1909.
Anon., Lloyd, Mycol. Notes 59: 829. 1919 (portr.)
Farlow et al., Amer. J. Bot. 6: 301-308. 1919 (portr., bibl. by Fitzpatrick).
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 427. 1916, 7(15): 1049. 1940.
Rickett, NAF i(1): 153. 1949.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. bot. 6-9. 1961.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 47. 1969.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi (ed. 6) p. 49. 1971.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 11. 1973.
EPONYMY: Atkinsonella Diehl (1950).
204. The study of the biology of ferns by the collodion method for advanced and collegiate
students. New York (Macmillan and Co.) London 1894. Oct. (Study biol. ferns).
Publ.: early 1894 (pref. p. vii: Dec 1893, Nat. Nov. Mar 1894, Hedwigia Jun 1894),
p. [i]-xii, [1]-134. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 69.
205. Studies of American fungi. Mushrooms edible, poisonous, etc. ... with a chapter on
recipes for cooking mushrooms, by Mrs. Sarah Tyson Rorer; on the chemistry and
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toxicology of mushrooms, by J. F. Clark; on the structural characters of mushrooms, by
H. Hasselbring. With 200 photographs by the author, and colored plates by F. R.
Rathbun. Ithaca, N.Y. (Andrus & Church) 1goo. Oct. (Stud. Amer. fungi).
Fd. 1: 20 Oct 1900 (t.p.; p.v.: Oct 1900), p. [iJ]-v, [vi contents], [1]-275, 2293 ills.
Copies: FH, US.
Ed. 2: Sep 1901, p. [i]-v, [vi contents], [1]-322, with abbreviated subtitle, 230 photo-
graphs. Copies: GH, NY.
Facsimile reprint: n.v., announced by the trade (Koeltz) 1974.
Aublet, Jean Baptiste Christophe Fusée (1720-1778), French explorer and botanist,
founder of the knowledge of the flora of Guyana. (Aubl.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Aublet’s herbarium was divided after his death and put up for
sale. The main fragments are at BM (through Sir Joseph Banks) and at Paris (in the
Denaiffe collection, in the Tristan herbarium, and the herbaria of Lamarck and Jus-
sieu). Other sets of some size are at S in the herbarium of the younger Linnaeus, and at
C in the Vahl herbarium. Isolated specimens are encountered in various herbaria (BR,
F, LIV, MO, UPS, W).— The original drawings are for the greater part at BM (through
Banks). The missing numbers are listed by Dryander, p. 189. In addition there are sixty
non-published drawings and various manuscripts.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 45; Dawson p. 837.
Sagot, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 6-10: 365-366. 1880.
Lanjouw et Uittien, Rec. Trav. bot. néerl. 37: 133-170. 1940.
Souilijaert and Stafleu, Taxon 2: 23-25. 1953.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 88; BM 1: 70; Dawson p. 24, 567, 709, 837;
Frank p. 6; GR p. 278; Kew 1: 96; IF p. 675; Laségue p. 473-474; LS 1309; NI 54;
Plesch p. 130; PR 277; SO add. 664.
Anon., Nouv. Biogr. univ., Didot, 3: 579. 1852.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 18. 1902.
Magnin, Bull. Soc. bot. Lyon 31: 34. 1906.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 46. 1936.
Cook, J. Washington Acad. Sci. 30: 294-299. 1940.
Lanjouw & Uittien, Rec. Trav. bot. néerl. 37: 133-170. 1940.
Leandri, Adansonia ser. 2. 8: 137-146. 1968.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 282-286, 366. 1971.
Martin in Lenley et al., Index corr. Torrey 445. 1973 (letter).
EPONYMY: Aubletella Pierre (1891); Aubletia J. Gaertner (1788); Aubletia Loureiro
(1790); Aubletia Persoon (1807); Aubletia Schreber (1789).
206. Histoire des plantes de la Guiane frangoise, rangées suivant la méthode sexuelle, avec
plusieurs mémoires sur différens objets intéressans, relatifs a la culture et au commerce
de la Guiane frangoise, et une notice des plantes de l’Isle-de-France. Ouvrage orné de
prés de quatre cents planches en taille-douce, ou sont représentées des plantes qui n’ont
point encore été decrites ni gravées, ou qui ne V’ont été qu’imparfaitement. Londres,
Paris (Pierre-Frangois Didot jeune) 1775, 4 vols. Qu. (Hist. pl. Guiane).
Publ.: Jun-Dec 1775. — The ‘“‘Catalogue des livres nouveaux”’ (Paris) offers the book for
subscription on 12 Mar 1775. On 10 Jun 1775 publication is announced of all four
volumes at a price of 72 “‘livres’”’ which was to be in force until 1 Sep 1775. From the
announcement (repeated in various periodicals) it might be concluded that the four
volumes were actually available in June. However, this remains open to doubt; it is
more likely that all parts (72?) had come out by the end of the year. — In some copies
the generic name Tamonea occurs twice (p. 440, 659) for different genera. In most
copies, however, the pages containing the first entry have been cancelled, the text
now giving the name Fothergilla. Copies: U(2).
: [1*-i1*], front., [i]-xxix, 30-32, [1]-621.
: [i], [621]-976, tabl. [1]-52, misc. [1]-160.
: [i-1], pl. 1-193.
: [1-11], pl. 194-392.
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Ref.: BM 1: 70; DU 20; Henrey 428; HU 642; IF 675; Kew 1: 96; Langman p. 96;
LS 1309; NI 54; Plesch p. 130; PR 277; IDC 5449.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks B: 189. 1797.
Vahl, J. Bot. [Schrader] (1799): 1: 237-238.
Kunth, Ueber einigen Aubletschen Pflanzengattungen, Berlin 1833.
Jackson, J. Bot. 39: 86. 1901.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 18. 1902.
Hallier, Meded. Rijks-Herb. 35: 3-33. 1918.
Cook, J. Wash. Acad. Sci. 30: 294-299. 1940.
Lanjouw et Uittien, Rec. Trav. bot. néerl. 37: 133-170. 1940.
Souilijeart and Stafleu, Taxon 2: 23. 1953.
Sandwith, Kew Bulletin 17: 257-262. 1963.
Stafleu, Introduction A. L. Jussieu, Genera plantarum, fascimile Weinheim 1964,
p- XXXiv.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 282-286. 1971.
Aubriot, L. J. (fl. 1885), French botanist. (Awbriot).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 89; BL 2: 155; BM 1: 7o.
207. Flore de la Hte-Marne {.] Catalogue des plantes vasculaires spontanées, subspon-
tanées et de culture générale de ce département [Saint-Dizier 1885] Oct. (Fl. Hte-
Marne).
Co-author: Arthur Daguin.
Publ.: 1885, (Nat. Nov. and J. Bot. Mar 1886), reprinted with special cover from Mém.
Soc. Let., Sct., Arts, Agr. et Industrie Saint-Dizier 3: 1-536. 1885. With map. The cover
carries the title: Flore de la Haute-Marne par ... avec une carte des principaux terrains
de la Haute-Marne dressée par M. Ern. Royer ... Saint-Dizier (Henriot et Godard),
1885; p. [i] is the t.p. given in the heading, p. [iii] is the separate title page for vol. 3
of the Mémoires. The Flore occupies almost the entire Mémoire but is followed on p. 537-
541 by a “Rapport sur la Flore de la Hte-Marne ...” by N. Barollet. Copies: B,
MICH, NY. For commentary see Blake (BL). The Arnold Arboretum has a reissue
Paris s.d. (1886?) with a different subtitle and by “‘Daguin et Aubriot’’.
Ref BL 251553 BM 1 :) 70:
Thomas, Bull. Soc. Sci. nat. Haute-Marne g, 1911-1912, 202 p. (issued in parts with
vol. 8).
Aucher-Eloy, Pierre Martin Rémi (1793-1838), French explorer of the Orient.
(Aucher).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Collections in many herbaria; important sets at BM, G, K,
OXF, P and W.
Ref.: TH 2: 45.
Candolle, Phytographie 393. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 123. 1964.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 4: 288. 1846.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 659, 6(2): 669; Barnhart 1: 89; BM 1: 70;
Kew 1: 97; Laségue p. 122-124; PR 279.
Jaubert, Relations de Voyages en Orient v-xxxi. 1843.
W. J. Hooker, Lond. J. Bot. 3: 167-169. 1844.
Schubert, G. H. von, Biographien 3: 134-155. 1847 (n.v., fide PR).
Boissier, Fl. orient. 1: xvii. 1867.
Franchet, Fl. Loir-et-Cher xvii-xvill. 1885.
EPONYMY: Auchera A. P. de Candolle (1838).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 313-314. 1972.
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208. Relations de voyages en Orient de 1830 4 1838, par Aucher-Eloy, revues et annotées
par M. le Comte Jaubert, ... accompagnées d’une carte géographique ou sont tracés
toutes les itinéraires suivis par Aucher-Eloy. Paris (Roret) 1843. 2 parts. Oct. (Relat.
voy. Orient).
Part 1: 1843, p. [i]-xxxi, [1]-364. Copies: G, NY.
Part 2: 1843, p. [1-11], [365]-775, [1, err.], map. Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 70; Kew 1: 97; PR 279.
Auerswald, Bernhard (1818-1870), German mycologist, highschool teacher at
Leipzig. (Auersw.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BM (17.000).
Ref 2445.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1:90; BM 1: 71-72; CSP 1: 121, 7:58; DTS1:
11-12; Frank p. 6; GR p. 2; Jackson p. 294; LS 1323-1343; PR 284-286.
Richter, Hedwigia g: 128. 1870.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 118. 1905.
Barnhart, NAF 11(1): 87. 1937; 7(15): 1049. 1940.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Synopsis pyrenomycetum europaeorum, in Gonnermann et Rabenhorst,
Mycologia europaea, Hefte 5, 6, 1869. Fol.
EPONYMY: Auwerswaldia Rabenhorst (1857); Auerswaldia P. A. Saccardo (1883) ; Auerswal-
diella F. Theissen & H. Sydow (1914).
Austin, Coe Finch (1831-1880), American bryologist. (Aust.)
HERBARIUM and TtyPEs: NY. — for duplicates see IH. Exsiccatae:
1. Hepaticae boreali-americanae exsiccatae; or specimens of North American Liverworts
(nos. 1-150, Closter, New Jersey 1873); sets at BM, NY.
2. Musci appalachiani (nos. 1-450, Closter, New Jersey 1870, suppl. nos. 451-550. 1878);
sets at B, BM, FH, G, K, MANCH, NY, PRE, W. (Accompanying text see below).
Ref tn (ed56): 355, 2: 45.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 177-178. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 92; BM 1: 74; Bossert p. 17; CSP 1: 123, 7:
59, 12: 31; Kew 1: 100; LS 1347, 1348; ME 3: 530 [index]; MW p. 24.
Anon., J. Bot. 18: 192. 1880.
N.Y. Bot. Club Bull. 7: 38-39. 1880.
Britton, Bryologist 13: 1-4. 1910 (portr.)
Demarest, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 17: 31-38. 1918.
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 344 [index]. 1940.
Rodgers, John Torrey 335 [index]. 1942.
Rodgers, Amer. bot. 1873-1892 p. 323 [index]. 1944.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 91. 1969.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 12. 1973.
Meyer and Elsasser, Taxon 22: 380, 382. 1973.
EPONYMY: Austinella R. S. Williams (1911); Austinia K. A. F. W. Mueller Hal. (1875).
HANDWRITING: Taxon 22: 380. 1973; The Bryologist 13(1): frontispiece. 1910.
209. Musci appalachiani: tickets of specimens of mosses collected mostly in the Eastern
part of North America. Closter, N.J. 1870. Oct. (Musci appalach.)
Publ.: 1870, p. [1]-92. Copy: NY. — Musci appalachiani: supplement 1. Tickets of (100)
specimens of mosses collected most in the Eastern part of North America. Closter
New Jersey 1878, p. [1]-16, with errata slip. Copy: NY.
Ref.: Jackson p. 364; Kew 1: 100; IDC 5453.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 31. 1963.
AUTRAN
Autran, Eugéne John Benjamin (1855-1912), Swiss botanist, curator of the Boissier
herbarium, later in Argentina (1901-1912). (Autran).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: G, later BAF, SI.
Refe: Teo 746:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 770; Barnhart 1: 92; BL 1: 254; BM 1: 76,
6: 43; Bossert p. 18; CSP 13: 209; Kew 1: 103.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 79, 149. 1903, 3(3): 64, 159, pl. 150. 1905 (portr.)
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 9-10. 1940 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Bulletin de l’ Herbier Boissier, editor vols. 1 (1893)-7 (1899).
EPONYMY: Autranella A. Chevalier (1917); Awtrania C. Winkler (1892).
210. Hortus boissierianus. Enumération des plantes cultivées en 1885 4 Valleyres (Vaud)
et a la Pierriére (Chambésy prés Genéve). Genéve, Basel (Georg & Cie), Paris (J.B.
Bailliére & fils), Berlin (R. Friedlander & Sohn) 1896. Oct. (Hortus boiss.)
Co-author: Théophile Alexis Durand (1855-1912).
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1896 (p. vii: 25 Jun 1896; Nat Nov. Sep 1896), p. [i]-xi, [1]-572, fronti-
spiece portrait of E. Boissier, 2 plates. Preface by F. Crépin. Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 76; Kew 1: 103; Plesch p. 131.
Avé-Lallemant, Julius Leopold Eduard (1803-1867), German botanist who worked
at the botanical garden in St. Petersburg from 1838-1855. (Avé-Lall.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LE?, some material formerly at B and at Liibeck.
Ref-- TEL. 2:46.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 153; Barnhart 1: 93; BM 1: 77; CSP 1: 125,
6:570; DTS 1:12; Kew1: 103; Langman p. 283; Lipschitz 1: 8; MW p. 119; PR 2q92.
Avé-Lallemant, De plantis [see below], 1829, Vita in thesis on p. [2].
Anon., Flora 50: 559. 1867.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cix-cx. 1883.
Fischer-Benson, in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schlesw. Holstein ed. 2.10. 1890.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 11. 1941.
NOTE: Not to be confused with R. Avé-Lallement, author of Wanderungen durch die
Pflanzenwelt der Tropen. Breslau 1880. Oct. — 188 p. (Nat. Nov. Dec 1880).
COMPOSITE WORKS: Co-author with F. E. L. Fischer of vols. 6-11 of the Index seminum,
quae Hortus botanicus imperialis petropolitanus pro mutua commutatione offert (see under Fischer).
EPONYMY: Lallemantia F. E. L. Fischer & C. A. Meyer (1840).
211. De plantis quibusdam Italiae borealis et Germaniae australis rarioribus. Dissertio inaugura-
lis botanica quam consensu et auctoriate gratiosi mediocorum ordinis in universitate
litteraria Frederica Guilelma ut summi in medicina et chirurgia honores rite sibi conce-
dantur die v mensis septembris a. mdcccxxix h.].q.s. palam defendet auctor Julius Leop.
Eduardus Avé-Lallemant lubecensis. Opponentibus: F. Zernentsch, H. Quincke, E.
Butzke ... Berlin (Brandes und Klewert) [1829]. Qu. (Pl. Ital. bor.)
Publ.: 5 Sep 1829 (t.p.; see also notices in Flora) p. [1]-19, [20], z pl. Excerpt: Flora 13,
Erg. Bl. 109-115. 1830. Copies: G(2), NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 77; DTS 1:.12; Kew 1:-1033 PR 292.
Anon., Flora 12: 688, 746. 1829; 13(2) Erg. Bl. 109-115. 1830.
Azpeitia Moros, Florentino (1859-?), Spanish diatomologist. (Azpettia).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 96.
EPONYMY: Azpeitia M. Peragallo (1912).
212. La diatomologia espanola en los comienzos del siglo xx. Madrid (Eduardo Arias) 1911.
Oct. (Diatom. espan.)
Publ.: 1911, p. [3]-320, pl. 1-12. Copy: PCS. — Also issued as Asociacién espafiola para la
progreso de las ciencias, tome iv, secciédn ga., Ciencias naturales, Segunda parte.
Madrid (Eduardo Arias) 1911. Copy: PCS.
Babey, Claude Marie Philibert (1786-1848), French botanist. (Babey).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIoGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 97; BM 1: 79; BL 2: 108; Jackson p. 344;
PR 296.
213. Flore jurassienne, ou description des plantes vasculaires croissant naturellement dans
les montagnes du Jura et les plaines qui sont au pied, réunies par familles naturelles, et
disposées suivant la méthode de de Candolle, avec l’indication des propriétés et des
usages des espéces le plus généralement employées en médecine et dans les arts; suivie
d’un tableau des genres d’aprés le systéme sexuel de Linné. Paris (Audot) 4 vols., 1845
[1846] Oct. (Fl. jurass.)
1: 1845 [but cover 1846], [i-*ii*], [i]-xlii, [1, signs], [1]-456.
2: 1845 [cover 1846], [i-ii], [1]-523.
3: 1845 [cover 1846], [i-iii], [1]-501.
4: 1845 [cover 1846], [i-ii], [1 ]-532.
Copy: HH (original covers).
Ref.: BL 2: 108; BM 1: 79; Jackson p. 344; PR 296.
Babington, Charles Cardale (1808-1895), British botanist, professor of botany at
Cambridge. (Bab.)
HERBARIUM and typEs: CGE (orig. herb.) and BM (Rubus); duplicates e.g. E, GL, K,
LINN.
Ref7 BBypa 2s UE 247.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 40. 1957.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 56. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 332, 6(1): 566; Barnhart 1: 97; BB p. 12; BL 2:
625 [index]; BM 1: 79, 6: 44; Bossert p. 19; CSP 1: 136-139, 7: 62, 9: QI, 12: 33, 13: 220;
DNB suppl. 1. 1: 90; GR p. 368; IF p. 675; Jackson p. 517 [index]; Kew 1: 111; LS
1367-1374; PR ed. 1, 374-378, ed. 2, 298-304; Zander ed. 10, 594, 629.
Aderhold, Gen.-Reg. Bot. Zeit. 94. 1895 (list of reviews).
Britten, J. Bot. 33: 257-266. 1895 (portr.)
Mayor, Cambridge Chronicle 30 Aug 1895, p. 4 (fide Desmond).
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1895-1896: 30-32. 1896.
Babington, A. M., Memorials, journal and botanical correspondence of C. C. Babington
(with a preface by the editor), Cambridge 1897 (portr.; bibl. of periodical articles on
P- 447-454) (see also Britten, J. Bot. 36: 33-35. 1898).
Davey, Fl. Cornwall xlii. 1909 (1910).
White, FI. Bristol 91-93. 1912.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 49. 1936.
Riddelsdell, Flora of Gloucestershire cxviii. 1948.
Desmond, DSB 1: 358-359. 1970.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: Editor of Annals and Magazine of natural History vols. 9-20 and ser. 2,
vol. 1 — ser. 4, vol. 20 (1842-1877).
EPONYMY: Babingionia J. Lindley (1842).
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BABINGTON
NOTE: Strigula Babingtonii Berkeley was called after Babington’s cousin the reverend
Churchill Babington (1821-1889, see e.g. J. Bot. 27: 110-111. 1889), a lichenologist
whose herbarium is also at CGE. C. C. Babington’s father Joseph B. (1768-1826) was
also a botanist; his plants are also at CGE.
214. Flora bathoniensis: or, a catalogue of the plants indigenous to the vicinity of Bath.
Bath (E. Collins), Bristol (G. Tremlett and W. Strong), London (Longman & Co.) 1834.
Duod. (in sixes) (Fl. bath.)
Orig.: Jan 1834 (P & W; Linn. Soc. 3 Feb 1834; p. vi: Nov 1833), [i]-vi, [1]-62, [1,
add.], [4, ind.] Copies: HH, M.
Supplement to the Flora bathoniensis, Bath 1839, presented to Linn. Soc. on 24 Mai 18309,
[i*], [Ixiii]-Ixv, [67]-105, [106 err.], [4, ind.] Copy: HH.
Ref.: BL 2: 264; BM 1: 79; Jackson p. 248; Kew 1: 111; LS 1367; PR 208.
Hooker, J. Bot. 2: 185-187. Mai 1840.
White, Fl. Bristol 91. 1912.
215. Primitiae florae sarnicae; or, an outline of the flora of the Channel Islands of Jersey,
Guernsey, Alderney, and Serk. Containing a catalogue of the plants indigenous of the
islands: with occasional observations upon their distinctive characters, affinities, and
nomenclature. London (Longman & Co., H. Bailliere), Cambridge (G. Barraclough),
Bath (E. Collings), Paris (J. B. Bailliere), Leipzig (J. A. G. Weigel) 1839. Duod. (Prim.
fl. Sarnicae).
Publ.: Jun 1839 (p. xvi: 30 Mai 1839; pres. to Linn. Soc. on 10 Jun 1839; Ann. Mag. nat.
Hist. 3: 341-343. Jul 1839; London med. Gaz. 26: 629. 10 Jul 1840), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-
132. Copies: B, HH, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 79; Jackson p. 252; Kew 1: 111; LS 1368; PR 299.
Hooker, J. Bot. 2: 185-187. Mai 1840.
216. Manual of British botany, containing the flowering plants and ferns arranged accord-
ing to the natural orders. London (John van Voorst) 1843. Oct. (Man. Brit. bot.)
ed. _— pages dates notes copy
I [i]-xxiv, [1]-400 Mai-Jul 1843 pref. 1 Mai, Flora 7 Aug NY
1843, Bot. Zeit. 25 Aug
1843.
2 [i]-xxxii, [1]-428 Jan-Jul 1847 ‘second edition, with NY
many additions and
corrections”
3 [iJ-xxxil, [1]-434 1851 “third edition ... NY
[idem ]”’
4 [i]-xxxii, [1]-446 1856 “fourth edition ... NY
[idem ]”’
5 {i]-lu, [1 ]-449 1862 “fifth edition ... NY
[idem ]”’
6 [iJ-lii, [1 ]-464 Jan-Sep 1867 “‘sixth edition ... NY
[idem].”’ (Flora 8 Oct)
7 [i]-lxui, [1]-4.73 Mai-Jun 1874 = “‘seventh edition. NY
Corrected throughout”
8 [iJ-xlviii, [2, err.], [1]-485 Aug 1881 “eighth edition ... NY
[2], addenda Aug 1883 [idem]” — (Nat. Nov.
84
[i]-lii, [1]-580
Mai-Sep 1904
Sep 1881)
“Enlarged from the
author’s manuscripts
and other sources”
edited by Henry and
James Groves, (preface
p. xi: May 1904; Nat.
Nov. Oct. 1904), London
(Gurney and Jackson)
BACHLECHNER
ed. pages dates notes copy
10 [i]-liv, [1, corr.], [1]-162 1922 “with amended nomen- HH
clature and an appendix
edited by A. J. Wilmott”
(p. xi: 24 Apr 1922)
London (Gurney and
Jackson).
Ref.: BM 1: 79; Kew 1: 111; PR 300.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 1: 578-579. 25 Aug 1843 (rev. ed. 1 from July 1843 issue of
Ann. Mag. nat. Hist.)
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 2: 449-450. 21 Juni 1844 (rev. ed. 1 by Schlechtendal
himself).
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 5: 605-606. 20 Aug 1847 (rev. ed. 2).
Britten, J. Bot. 19: 280-284. Sep 1881 (rev. ed. 8).
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 318. 1945.
217. Flora of Cambridgeshire: or a catalogue of plants found in the county of Cambridge,
with references to former catalogues, and the localities of the rarer species. London
(John Van Voorst) 1860. Oct. (Fl. Cambridgeshire).
Publ.: 1860, p. [i]-lvi, [1]-327, map. Copy: NY.
Ree aBME i 795 Kew 1: 1113) PR 302.
Britten, J. Bot. 36: 323. 1898 (annotated copy, now at CGE).
Perring et al., Fl. Cambridgeshire 2-4. 1964.
Bach, Michael (1808-1878), German botanist and entomologist, teacher at a college
in Boppard. (Bach).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. — Exsiccatae (with Ph. Wirtgen): Herbarium der
seltern oder weniger bekannten Pflanzen Deutschlands der Flora des Mittel- und
Niederrheins (1847).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 98; BM 1: 80; CSP 1: 141-142, 6: 572, 7:
631; 12: 33; Jackson p. 309; Kew 1: 112;
Anon., Leopoldina 14: 115-117. 1878 (bibl.)
218. Taschenbuch der Rheinpreussischen Flora und der zunachst angrenzenden Gegenden.
Enthaltend: Die Gefasspflanzen nebst einer Einleitung in die allgemeine Botanik. Soest
(Nasse) 1873. Duod. (Taschenb. Rheinpreuss. Fl.)
Ed. 1: 1873 (pref. p. iv: 19 Mar 1873; Bot. Zeit. 7 Nov 1873), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-lxxv,
[Ixxvi err.], [1]-384. Copy: HH.
Ed. 2: Minster (Nasse) 1879. Duod. (Nat. Nov. Aug 1879), p. [i-xiv], [3]-472, “Zweite,
verbesserte Auflage.”’ Copies: B, G.
Ed. 3: Dr. M. Bach’s Flora der Rheinprovinz und der angrenzenden Lander. Die Gefass-
pflanzen. Dritte, ganzlich neubearbeitete Auflage des ‘Taschenbuches von P. Caspari,
Oberlehrer. Paderborn (Ferdinand Schéningh) 1899. Oct., publ. Apr-Jun 1899 (pref.
p. vii: Mar 1899; Nat. Nov. Jun 1899), p. [i]-xlviii, [1]-468. Copies: B, HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 80 [ed. 1 and 2]; Jackson p. 309; Kew 1: 112 [ed. 3].
Bachlechner, Gregor (1808-1873), Austrian botanist and highschool teacher at
Brixen. (Bachlechner).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: IBF.
Ref.: 1H 2: 47.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 98; BM 1: 80; BL 2: 407; CSP 1: 145, 7: 64;
DTS 1: 12 (bibl.), 6(4): 37, 41 (erroneously as Georg B.); PR 313.
Hohenbiihel, Bot. Zeit. 26: 438-439. 1868.
Anon., 24. Progr. k.k. Gymnasium Brixen 27-28. 1874 (n.v., fide DTS).
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BACHLECHNER
219. Verzeichnis der phanerogamen Pflanzen, welche in der Gegend von Brixen wild wachsen,
mit Angabe einiger Fundorte und der Bliihezeit, um den Studierenden das auffinden
derselben zu erleichtern. Nach Koch’s Synopsis der deutschen Flora geordnet. Brixen
1859. Oct. (Verz. phan. Pfi.)
Publ.: 1859 (am Ende des Schuljahres) in Programm des k.k. Gymnasiums zu Brixen, 11, 1859,
p- 1-94 (n.v., fide DTS and Hohenbihel).
Ref.: BM 1: 80 (incomplete); BL 2: 407; CSP 1: 145; DTS 1: 12.
Hohenbiihel, Bot. Zeit. 26: 438-439. 1868.
220. Beitrdge zur Flora von Brixen. Brixen 1865. Oct. (Beitr. Fl. Brixen).
Publ.: 1865 (‘“‘am Ende des Schuljahres 1865”’), im 15. Programm des k.k. Gymnasiums
zu Brixen (n.v., fide DTS and Schlechtendal), p. [i]-v, [6]-30.
Ref.: BM 1: 80; DTS 1: 12.
Anon., Z. 6st. Gymnasien 1866: 271-272 (fide DTS).
Bachlechner, Oest. bot. Z. 1866: 324-3209.
Heufler, Hedwigia 5(4): 54. Apr 1866.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 26: 425-427. 1868.
Bachmann, Franz Ewald Theodor (1850-1937), German highschool teacher and
botanist. (Bachm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Orig. herbarium destroyed in Kiel; some material at B, W, WA,
WRSL, location of main collections not known.
Rep GR p. 3512: 47:
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 180. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 98; Bossert p. 19; CSP 9: 92, 12: 33, 13: 2243
GR p. 2-3; LS 1413-1423, 30745-30748, suppl. 1451-1497.
Diels, Ber. deut. Bot. Ges. 55: 293. 1937.
Anon., Hedwigia 77: (108). 1937.
Backeberg, Curt (1894-1966), German author on succulent plants. (Backeb.)
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Plesch p. 131; Kew 1: 113; Langman p. 99-100; Zander,
ed. 10, p. 591.
Buchenau, Cact. Suc. Mexic. 11(3): 70-71. 1966.
Buining, Succulenta 45(2): 19. 1966 (portr.)
L.N., Cactus Succ. J. Great Britain 28(2): 23-24. 1966 (portr.)
Rowley and Parr, Cactus Succ. J. Gactus Succ. Soc. America 38(2): 70-71. 1966.
Donald, Natl. Cact. Succ. J. (Gr. Br.) 22(1): 20. 1967.
Hunt, J. Mammillaria Soc. 15(3): 38. 1975.
EPONYMY: Backebergia Bravo (1953).
Backer, Cornelis Andries (1874-1963), Dutch botanist, worker on the flora of Java.
(Backer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The plants on which the Onkruidflora der Favasche Suikerrietgronden
was based are at the former Java Sugar Experiment Station at Pasuruan, Java (PAS).
The main part of Backer’s other collections is at Bogor (BO) including many of his types.
Duplicates, mainly from his PAS collections, are at L. The duplicates of Backer’s collec-
tions at BO were only incompletely or not at all distributed to other institutions.
Refs: TH 2:47.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 27-29. 1950.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 99; BL 2: 420-421; BM 6: 45; Bossert p. 19;
IF suppl. 3: 201; JW 1: 184; Kew 1: 113-114; Langman p. 100; NI 55n; SK p. 27-28;
Zander (ed. 10): 630.
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BACKER
Anon., Wie is dat? ed. 3. 1935.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 50. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 27-29. 1950 (portr.)
Steenis, Taxon 12: 173-177. 1963.
Backer and Bakhuizen van den Brink, Fl. Java 1: xiv-xx. 1963 (portr., bibl.)
Steenis, Vakbl. Biol. 43: 65-66. 1963.
Steenis, Blumea 12: 1-4. 1964.
EPONYMY: Backeria R. C. Bakhuizen van den Brink jr. (1943).
HANDWRITING: FI. males. ser. 1. 1: cxlvili. 1950.
221. Flora van Batavia. Deel 1. Dicotyledones dialypetalae. (Thalamiflorae en Disci-
florae). [Headline:] Mededeelingen uitgaande van het Departement van Landbouw
no. 4. Batavia (G. Kolff & Co.) 1907. Qu. (Fl. Batavia).
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1907 (p. [vii*]: 21 Jun 1907), p. [i*-vii*], [i]-xvi, [1 ]-405, determinatie-
tabellen p. [i-iii], [1]-18, terminology [1]-25, add. et corr. [1]-4. Copy: U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 113.
222. Schoolflora voor Java ... (Ranunculaceae — Myrtaceae). Weltevreden (Visser & Co.)
1g11. Oct. f (Schoolfl. Fava).
Publ.: 1911, p. [i]-clxxix, [1]-676, pl. 1-12, loose leaves addenda et corrigenda, [ Welte-
vreden 1913], p. [1]-16. Copy: U.
223. Algemeen Proefstation voor thee [. | Gezllustreerd handboek der Favaansche theeonkruiden
en hunne beteekenis voor de cultuur, door C. A. Backer en Dr. D. F. van Slooten.
Batavia (Ruygrock & Co.) 1924. Oct. (Gerll. handb. Fav. theeonkr.)
Co-author: Dirk Fok van Slooten (1890-1953).
Publ.: 1924 (p. 6: 10 Apr 1924), p. [1]-47, pl. 1-240 with 3 p. letterpress each, [44 p. add.
inf.], [23 p. index], [1 sheet corr., loose]. Copy: U.
224. Handboek voor de flora van Java. Batavia (Ruygrock & Co.) 1924-1928, 3 fasc. Oct. T
(Handb. fl. Fava).
r: [i], [1]-66. 1925; 2: [i], 1-291. 1928; 3: [i], 1-141. 1924. Copy: FAS.
225. Onkruidflora der Favasche Suikerrietgronden, [Handboek ten dienste van de suikerriet-
cultuur en de rietsuiker-fabricage op Java, zevende deel], Soerabaja [1928-1941]. 1 vol.
text, 1 vol. atlas. | (Onkruidfl. Fav. Suikerrietgr.)
part pages dates part plates dates
I [1]-196 31 Mar 1928 5 129-160 Dec 1930
2 197-475 30 Mar 1930 6 161-192. Apr 1932
3 476-819 30 Apr 1931 7 193-224 Apr 1933
4 821-907 20 Aug 1931 8 225-256 Apr 1935
5 [i]-Ixxxvii 22 Feb 1934 9 257-288 Mar 1936
10 289-320 Nov 1936
part plates dates 11/12 321-384 Sep 1938
13 385-416 Nov 1939
I I-32 Mar 1928 14 417-448 Mai 1940
2 33-04 Apr 1929 15 449-480 Oct 1941
3 65-96 Sep 1929 16 481-747 May 1973
4 97-128 Apr 1930
Copy: U.— Part 16 of the text, completing the index was published at Deventer, Holland,
1973, as a separate publication with an introduction by Barli Laoh and C. G. G. J. van
Steenis (11 p.) as Atlas of 220 weeds of sugar-cane fields in Fava.
Ref.: NI 55n, SK p. clxvii.
Steenis, Fl. males. Bull. 5: 138. 1949.
Laoh and Steenis, Atlas of 220 weeds of sugar-cane fields in Java, Deventer 1973.
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BACKER
226. The problem of Krakatao as seen by a botanist ... published by the author. Weltevreden
(Visser & Co.), Den Haag (Martinus Nijhoff) s.d. [1929]. Oct. (Probl. Krakatao).
Publ.: ‘The book was privately printed in Sourabaya; copies were for sale at Batavia
(Djakarta), April 1929, p. [i-vi], pl. 1-3, [1]-299. Copy: U.
Refs: ew siiser 113%
Backer, Vakbl. Biol. 8: 157-162. 1931.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. mal. Bull. 5: 137. 1949.
227. Verklarend woordenboek der wetenschappelijke namen van de in Nederland en
Nederlandsch-Indié in het wild groeiende en in tuinen en parken gekweekte varens en
hoogere planten. Groningen (P. Noordhoff), Batavia (Noordhoff-Kolff, Visser & Co.)
1936. Oct. (Verkl. woordenb.)
Publ.: 1936, p. [i]-xii, [1 ]-664. — One of the best and most original botanical dictionaries.
Contains much historical information based on original sources. Copies: U (2).
228. Varenflora voor Java [.] Overzicht der op Java voorkomende varens en varen-
achtigen, hare verspreiding, oekologie en toepassingen door dr. C. A. Backer en dr. O.
Posthumus. Met 1 titelplaat, 1 kaart en 81 figuren in den tekst. Buitenzorg (’s Lands
Plantentuin) 1939. Oct. (Varenfl. Fava).
Co-author: Oene Posthumus (1898-1945).
Publ.: Jun 1939 (t.p.; pref. 24 Mar 1939), p. [i]-xlvu, [1]-370, frontispiece, map, 81 text
figures. Copy: U.
229. Beknopte flora van Java (Nood uitgave). Leiden (Rijksherbarium) 1940-1961, 20 vols.
Qu. (Bekn. fl. Fava).
Publ.: Published in mimeographed form for private distribution by the Rijksherbarium
(originally only 25 copies) in order to safeguard the manuscript during the war. The
publication was continued after 1945 with an increased number of copies (ultimately
60). The definitive edition of the book is in English: Flora of Fava by C. A. Backer
and R. C. Bakhuizen van den Brink jr. see below. Copies: L, U.
volume date volume date volume date
I Nov 1940 al Sep 1948 15 Nov 1956
2 Dec 1940 8 Mai 1949 16 Apr 1957
3 Oct 1941 9 Aug 1949 17 Jun 1957
4a Apr 1942 10 Dec 1949 18 Apr 1958
4b Sep 1944 II Jul 1951 19 Nov 1960
4c Nov 1943 12 Sep 1952 20 Nov 1961
5 Mar 1941 13 Jul 1953
Ref.: Kew 1: 113.
Backer and Bakhuizen van den Brink, Fl. Java 1: xx-xxi. 1963.
230. Flora of Java (Spermatophytes only). Groningen (P. Noordhoff) 1963-1968, 3 vols.
Oct. (Fl. Fava).
Co-author: Reinier Cornelis Bakhuizen van den Brink Jr. (1911-x).
Vol. r: front. (portr. Backer), [i]-xxiii, 1-648, publ. 7 Feb 1964.
Vol. 2: [i-vii], [(1)]-72, map, [1]-641, publ. 31 Dec 1965.
Vol. 3: [i-vi], 1-761, publ. 13 Nov 1968.
The above dates were given by the publishers to the junior author. Copies: FAS, U.
Ref.: Maheshwari, J. Ind. Bot. Soc. 44: 512-514. 1965.
Stafleu, Taxon 15: 192-195. 1966.
Backhouse, James (1794-1869), British nurseryman and missionary of the Society
of Friends who collected in the Southern Hemisphere 1831-1841. (Backhouse).
HERBARIUM and types: Australian material at MEL and MO, some at OXF, E -
Manuscript flora of NSW at K. British material at E (Teesdale area), GL, K.
Ref.: TH 2: 48; Kent, Brit. herbaria 40. 1953.
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BACK
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 99; BB p. 13; BM 1: 81, 6: 45. CSP 1: 147,
6: 573, 7: 65, 13: 227; HR; Kew: 114; LS 1428-1429; PR 11; Zander (ed. 10), p. 630.
J. G. Baker, J. Bot. 7: 51-58. 1869 (portr.)
Backhouse, Sarah, Memoir of James Backhouse, by his sister. York, London 1870, ed. 2.
1877.
Babington, Memorials 470. 1897.
Austral. Dict. Biogr. 1, 1788-1850, A. H., Melbourne 1966.
Karsten, Suid-Afrikaanse Biografiese Woordenboek 1: 32-33. 1968.
Norton, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 25: 772-773. 1900.
Maiden, J. Proc. R. Soc. NSW 42: 62-63. 1908.
Maiden, J. West-Austral. nat. Hist. Soc. 6: 6, 28. 1909.
Coats, The plant hunters 222-224. 1969.
NOTE: James Backhouse’s son James B. junior (1825-1890; see J. Bot. 29: 353-356. 1890)
accompanied his father to Norway, Ireland and Scotland; he wrote a Monograph of
British Meracia (1856); his herbarium is at YRK;; sets of British Hieracia are at BM, GL,
OXF. William Backhouse (1779-1844) was a cousin of J. Backhouse Sr., his herbarium
was destroyed by fire.
EPONYMY: Backhousia W. J. Hooker & W. H. Harvey (1845).
Badham, Charles David (1806-1857), British clergyman and mycologist, practised
in Rome and Paris, curate of E. Bergholt, 1849-1855.
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 101; BB p. 14; BM 1: 82; DNB 2: 387;
Jackson p. 244; Kew 1: 115; LS 1431-1432; NI 58; PR 320.
EPONYMY: Badhamia Berkeley (1853).
231. A treatise on the esculent funguses of England, containing an account of their classical
history, uses characters, development, structure, nutritious properties, modes of cooking
and preserving &c. London (Reeve, Brothers) 1847. Qu. (Treat. escul. fung. England).
Ed. 1: 1847, p. [i]-x, [i]-138, col. frontispiece, pl. 1-20, 17 col., 3 plain lithographs by
Mrs. Hussey and Leonard. Copies: BR, L, NY.
Ed. 2: 1863, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-152, pl. 1-72 coloured, copied from the first edition by W. Fitch.
Edited by Frederick Currey ... London (Lovell Reeve & Co.) 1863. Oct. Copies: BR,
MICH, NY, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 82; Jackson p. 244; Kew 1: 115; LS 1431-1432; NI 58; PR 320.
Back, Abraham (1713-1795), Swedish amateur botanist, friend of Linnaeus and
chief-physician to the king of Sweden who pronounced the funeral oration on Linnaeus
at the Swedish Academy of Sciences (Back).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: UPS; acquired in 1914 from a descendant of Back. The herbarium
was damaged by damp and insects to such an extent that only a part of it is actually
preserved. Localities, habitats, names of collectors, dates are not given. Several of the
plants from the Cape must have been collected by Thunberg, others were acquired from
Linnaeus and Linnaeus fil. The Forster plants received by Back are in the Linnean
herbarium.
Ref.: Juel, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 7: 68-82. 1924.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart I: 101.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist.-nat. Banks 3: 303, 539. 1800.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 67.
Miller, Sv. Linné-Sallsk Arsskr. 4: 80-112. 1921.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 50. 1936.
EPONYMY: Baeckea Linnaeus (1753).
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BAEHNI
Baehni, Charles (1906-1964), Swiss botanist at Geneve, first president of I.A.P.T.
(Baehnt).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: G.
Refas UEl o)2A8.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 101; Bossert p. 20.
Bocquet, Actes Soc. helv. Sci. nat. 144: 257-260. 1964.
Bocquet, Candollea 19: 1-15. 1964.
Bonner, Taxon 13(7): 221-225. 1964.
Leandri, Adansonia 4(2): 205-208. 1964 (portr.)
Bocquet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 111: 192-195. 1965.
Stafleu, Boissiera 11: ix-xxxix. 1965 (portr., bibl.)
Weibel, Trav. Soc. bot. Genéve 8: 18-21. 1966 (portr., bibl.)
Baenitz, Karl Gabriel (1837-1913), German botanist, mainly active in Silesia. (Baen.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown (sold after his death); for location of the widely
distributed material see IH. Important set of bryophytes at H. Baenitz issued several sets
of plants which, according to Stevenson, do not qualify as regular exsiccatae because of
the small number of sets and the irregularity of the number of specimens. Sets were
distributed as Herbarium europaeum (fasc. i-cxxll, nos. 1-10522, 1868-1901, partly as
Herbarium meist seltener und kritischer Pflanzen (Nord- u. Mittel-) Deutschlands und der an-
grenzenden Lander), Herbarium dendrologicum, Herbarium americanum, Herbarium florae phaeno-
gamicae germaniae (praesertim australis) et Helvetiae (Baenitz, Britzelmayr, Caflisch,
Haussknecht, Stein, Tauscher et al. (22 fasc., 1860-1872, circa 2000 nos.); Herbarium
norddeutscher Funcaceen, Cyperaceen und Gramineen (165 nos., Bromberg 1865); Nord- und
Mitteldeutschlands JFuncaceen und Cyperaceen (3 “‘editions,”’ ed. 3, Gorlitz 1865, 125 nos.)
RepiGR px 595 Ue 240; DiS i193, 6(4) = ri
Baenitz, Oest. bot. Z. 41: 427-428. 1891.
Aderhold, Gen.-Reg. Bot. Zeit. 95. 1895 (q.v. for notes on Herb. selt. krit. Pfl.).
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 21-22. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 17, 12(1): 186; Barnhart 1: 101; BM 1: 83;
Bossert:p:20; CSPt6:! 573; 7: 66,122) 945.193 239: DilSiri135 64) =] 19:7E Rep. 50;
Jackson p. 45, 58, 59, 63, 64, 330; Kew 1: 117; LS 1434; NI p. 245; PR 321; TR 41;
Zander ed. 10, p. 630.
Ascherson, Fl. Prov. Brandenb. 1: 1. 1860.
Aderhold, Gen.-Reg. Bot. Zeit. 95. 1895.
Weise und Harms, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 50: 1x. 1909.
Anon., Alles Bots Z.19: 32. 1913.
232. Flora der dstlichen Niederlausitz. Mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der Umgebungen
von Neuzelle, Guben, Sommerfeld und Sorau zum Gebrauche auf Excursionen. G6rlitz
(Heynsche Buchhandlung, E. Remer) 1861. Oct. (in fours) (Fl. éstl. Niederlausitz).
Orig.: Mai-Jun 1861 (pref. p. viii: 1 Mai; Bot. Zeit. rev. 12 Jul 1861), p. [i]-xl, [1]-162.
Copy: NY.
Nachtrag: Gorlitz, Jan-Mai 1868, Oct., 16 p. (“‘... Umgebungen von Sorau, Pforten,
Triebel (Muskau und Krossen)’’. (Flora 9 Jun 1868).
Ref.: BM 1: 83; PR gat.
Ascherson, Bot. Zeit. 19: 197-198. 12 Jul 1861.
Ascherson, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 3/4: 384-385. 1862.
Baglietto, Francesco (1826-1916), Italian physician and lichenologist, botanist at the
University of Genoa 1856-1899. (Bagl.)
HERBARIUM and Types: GE (without the lichens) MOD (lichens). — Baglietto, (together
with V. de Cesati, G. de Notaris and many others) issued part of the Erbario crittogamico
italiano (series 2, fasc. i-xxii, nos. I-1100), sets at FH, G, NY, STR. — Hawksworth cites
mycological collections at FI, PAD and TO.
‘QO
BAIL
Ref.: DTS 1: 13; GR p. 512-513; IH 2: 48.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 20-22. 1969.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 180. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 84; BL 2: 362; Bossert p. 20; CSP 1: 154, 6: 35,
7: 68; GR p. 512-513; LS 1457a-1465, 30754; Saccardo 1: 19-20, 2: 14.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cx. 1883.
De Toni, Nuova Notarisia 33: 32-43. 1922 (repr. 12 p.)
Aderhold, Gen.-Reg. Bot. Zeit. 7, 95. 1895.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 13. 1941.
EPONYMY: Bagliettoa A. Massalongo (1853).
233. Enumerazio dei licheni di Liguria. Torino (Stamperia Reale) 1857. Qu. (Enum. lich.
Liguria).
Publ.: 1857, p. [1]-92, 1 pl. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Mem. r. Accad. Sci. Torino, class.
Sc. Fis. Mat. ser. 2. 17: 373-444. 1857, 1 pl. (lithogr., uncol.), repr. with orig. publ. at
MICH.
Ref.: BM 1: 84; LS 14574.
Bagnali, James Eustace (1830-1918), British bryologist. (Bagn.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BIRA, dupl. BM, CGE, K, Manch; Rosa at K.
Ree: WE 2:48:
Kent, Brit. herbaria 41. 1957.
Jackson, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew rgot: 5.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 103; BB p. 14; BL 2: 265, 271, 272; BM 1:
84; CSP 7: 68, 9: 97, 12: 35; GR p. 388; Jackson p. 260-261; Kew 1: 117-118; LS 30755.
J(ackson), Bull. misc. Inf. Kew rgot: 5.
W.B.G., J. Bot. 56: 354-356. 1918.
234. The flora of Warwickshire. The flowering plants, ferns, mosses, & lichens, by James E.
Bagnall, ... the fungi (Hymenomycetes and Gastromycetes), by W. B. Grove, M.A.,
and J. E. Bagnall, A. L. S. London (Gurney & Jackson), Birmingham (Cornish brothers)
1891. Oct. (Fl. Warwickshire).
Co-author: William Bywater Grove (1848-1938).
Publ.: Dec 1890 (“... which although dated 1891, reached us a welcome Christmas
present ...” J. Bot. 29: 122; p. vi: Nov 1891), p. [i*], [i]-xxxiv, [1]-519, [i]-viii (sub-
scribers), map, 500 copies printed. Motto on p. [ii] by Charlotte Smith: ‘“‘An early
worshipper at Nature’s shrine, I loved her rudest scenes .. .’’. Copies: Ewan, HH, NY,
Steere.
Refi: Bo: 2775 BM: 4; Kew 1: 118.
Anon., J. Bot. 29: 122-123. Apr 1891.
Bail, Carl Adolph Emmo Theodor (1833-1922), German high-school teacher at
Danzig, morphologist and mycologist. (Bail).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. — Exsiccatae: Herbarium mycologicum typicum (nos. 1-
201, + 37 add.; no. 172 lacking) 20 sets issued, only set known IB.
Refs DESI 14:
Bail, Oest. bot. Z. 10: 1o1-114. 1860 (text).
Anon., Flora 43: 352. 14 Jun 1860.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 308; Barnhart 1: 103; BM 1: 85; CSP 1: 155,
6: 574, 9: 98, 12: 36, 13: 227; DTS 1: 13-14, 6(4): 44; GR p. 59; Jackson 118, 162, 163;
Kew 1: 119; LS 1478-1521; 30757-30764; LS suppl. 1535; PR 341-343.
Aderhold, Gen.-Reg. Bot. Zeit. 7: 95-96. 1895.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 186. 1903. 3(3): 211. 1905.
Coker and Barnhart, NAF 2(1): 69. 1937.
BAIL
COMPOSITE WORKS: Nees et Henry, Das System der Pilze, Zweithe Abtheilung Jan-Feb 1858
by Th. Bail (rd. by Flora Oct-Nov 1857, see Flora 40: 672. 14 Nov 1857 and rev. 41:
140-142. 7 Mar 1858; rev. Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 15: 849-852. 4 Dec 1857).
Bailey, Frederick Manson (1827-1915), British born Australian botanist; Colonial
Botanist of Queensland. (Ff. M. Bailey).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BRI, some types also at BM. Original mss also mainly at BRI.
Ref.:; IH 2: 49.
Hist. Coll. BMNH 131. 1904.
Gard. Chron. ser 3. 58: 136. 1915 (portr.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1(1): 30. 1950.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 104; BB p. 14-15; BL 1: 63, 68, 69, BM 1:
85-86, 6: 48; Bossert p. 20; CSP g: 98, 13: 238; HR; IF p. 676, suppl. 4: 313; Jackson
p- 399, 400; Kew 1: 119-120; LS 1522-1542a, 30766-30767; LS suppl. 1557-1560; NI
59-60.
Shirley, Int. Cat. Sci. Lit., Brisbane, 31-34. 1899 (bibl.)
Maiden, J. Proc. Roy. Soc. N.S.W. 31: 43-44. 1897, 55: 152-153. 1921.
Anon., Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 58: 136. 1915 (portr.)
Johnston, Proc. Roy. Soc. Queensl. 28: 3-10. 1916 (bibl.)
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W., index to vols. 1-50: 1. 1929 (bibl.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 51. 1936.
White, J. hist. Soc. Queensland 3: 362-383. 1944.
Serle, Dict. Austral. Biogr. 1: 34-35. 1949.
White, Proc. Roy. Soc. Queensl. 61: 105-114. 1949 (1950).
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males ser. 1. 1: 29. 1950.
Colliver, Proc. Roy. Soc. Queensl. 71: 65-66. 1969 (bibl.)
Ferguson, Bibl. Austral. 5: 200-205. 1963.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: With J. E. Woods, A census of the flora of Brisbane. Queensland. Sydney
1879.
EPONYMY: Baileya W. H. Harvey & A. Gray ex A. Gray (1849) and Baileya Kuetzing
(1857) are dedicated to Jacob Whitman Bailey (1811-1857), q.v.
235. A synopsis of the Queensland flora; containing both the phaenogamous and crypto-
gamous plants. Brisbane (James C. Beal) 1883. Oct. (Syn. Queensl. fl.)
part pages plates dates further data
Synopsis [i]-xxxii, [1]-890 1883
First supplement 99 4 1886 Nat. Nov. Mar 1887
Classified index 24 1886
Second supplement 153 1888
Third supplement 135 21 1890 Nat. Nov. Nov 1891
The classified indexes, combined into one whole list were reissued together in Brisbane
1890, under the title: Catalogue of the indiginous and naturalised plants of Queensland, [iv],
116 p. (incl. second addenda to third Supplement). Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 85; IF p. 676, Suppl. 1913-1916 p. 34; Kew 1: 120; IDC 7406.
236. Queensland. Department of Agriculture, Brisbane. Lithograms of the ferns of Queens-
land. Brisbane (Government Engraving and Lithographic Office) 1892. Oct. (Lithogr.
Serns Queensland).
Publ.: 1892 (p. 4: May 1892; J. Bot. Nov 1892), p. [1]-7, prints r-191. — Motto on t.p.:
“The education of a naturalist now consists chiefly in learning how to compare.”
Agassiz. The “‘lithograms” are a somewhat crude modification of nature printing.
Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 86, 4: 1627; Kew 1: 120; IDC 5111.
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237. The Queensland flora: ... with plates illustrating some rare species. Brisbane (H. J.
Diddams & Co.) 1899-1905, 6 parts. Oct. (Queensl. fl.)
part pages plates dates
I [i*-vi*], [a]-xxxi, [1]-325, [i]-x I-12 Dec 1899
2 [i-iv], [326a], 326b, [327]-737, [i]-xii 13-25 Jun 1900
3 [i-vii], [739]-1030, [i]-x 20-43 Nov 1900
4 [i-v], [1031]-1372 (“372”), [i]-[xi] 44-61 Sep 1901
5 [i-v], [1373]-1700, [i]-xi 62-76 Apr 1902
6 [i-vii], [1701 ]-2015, [i]-[x11] [1996-2015 additions and. 77-88 Dec 1902
corrections |
[7] General index, p. [1]-66 Jun 1905
Copies: BR, G, L, MO, NY, US. The plates are lithographs of drawings by F. Elliot,
F. C. Wills et al. Reprint announced (1974), but not yet published.
Ref.: BM 6: 48; NI 59.
238. Comprehensive catalogue of Queensland plants both indigenous and naturalised. To which are
added, where known, the aboriginal and other vernacular names; with numerous
illustrations, and copious notes on the properties, features &c. of the plants. Brisbane
(A. J. Cumming) s.d. [1913]. Oct. (Compr. cat. Queensland pl.)
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1913, frontispiece, p. [1]-879, pl. 1-76. Copies: BR, L. A few copies (or
only one single copy?) were available late December 1912; delivery for distribution
took place in Mar 1913. — A second edition of the “Catalogue of the indigenous and
naturalized plants of Queensland” (Jun 1890).
Ref.: BM 6: 48; Kew 1: 120; SK p. clxvii.
Merrill, J. Bot. 58: 200. 1920.
White, Proc. Roy. Soc. Queensland 61: 112. 1950.
Marshall, Kew Bull. 1953: 279.
Bailey, Irving Widmer (1884-1967), American botanist, anatomist at the Bussey
Institution of Harvard University. (J. W. Bailey).
COLLECTIONS: GH.
Refs WE 2% 29:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 104; Bossert p. 21; Kew 1: 120; Langman
p. 102; MW suppl. p. 19.
Bailey, Chron. bot. 15: i-xxvi, 1-262, 1954 (bibl.)
Roon, Int. direct. spec. pl. tax. 13. 1958.
Foster, Plant Sci. Bull. 13(4): 7. 1967.
Howard, J. Arnold Arb. 49(1): 1-15. 1968 (portr., bibl.)
Wetmore, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 95: 299-305. 1968; Phytomorphology 18(2): 294-208.
1968 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Baileyoxylon C. 'T. White (1941).
Bailey, Jacob Whitman (1811-1857), American botanist. (7. W. Bailey).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The collections of the US Exploring Expedition (comm. Charles
Wilkes) are at US.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 49.
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 105; BM 1: 86; Bossert p. 21; CSP 1: 155-
156, 6: 574, 9: 98; DAB 1: 498; Jackson p. 518 [index]; Kew 1: 121; LS 1543-1544;
LS suppl. 1561-1564; MW p. 25; ME 1: 161, 3: 531-532 (bibl.); Nickles p. 56-57;
Quenstedt p. 17.
Anon., Amer. J. Sci. ser. 2. 23: 447-448. 1857.
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Gray, Proc. Amer. Ass. Adv. Sci. 11: 2-9. 1858 (1860).
Deby, Bibliogr. Microscope 3: 3-4. 1882.
Marcou, Bull. U.S. Nat. Mus. 30: 203, 273. 1885.
Coulter, Bot. Gaz. 13: 118-124. 1888 (bibl.)
De Toni, Syll. alg. 1: vili-ix. 1889; 2: 1x-xi. 1891.
Aderhold, Gen.-Reg. Bot. Zeit. 96. 1895.
Benjamin, Proc. Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci. 48: 418-419. 1899 (portr.)
Rodgers, John Torrey 336 [index]. 1942.
Humphrey, Makers of North Amer. botany 9-10. 1961.
Martin, in Lenley et al., Index com. Torrey 445-446. 1973 (extensive correspondence
between Bailey and Torrey!).
EPONYMY: Baileya W. H. Harvey & A. Gray ex A. Gray (1849) ; Baileya Kuetzing (1857).
Note: Baileyoxylon C. 'T. White (1941) 1s dedicated to Irving Widmer Bailey (1884-1967),
q.v.
239. United States Exploring Expedition. During the years 1838-1842, under the command
of Charles Wilkes, U.S.N. vol. xvi. Botany. I. Lower Cryptogamia. II. Phanerogamia of
the Pacific Coast of North America. Philadelphia (C. Sherman) 1862, 1874. Qu. p.
[153]-192 Algae by Jacob Whitman Bailey and William Henry Harvey. (U.S. Explor.
Exped., Lower Crypt.)
Co-author: William Henry Harvey (1811-1866).
Orig. ed.: 1862, p. [i-v]. [1]-514, Algae p. [153]-192. — Unofficial issue, Haskell no. 70 of
which “‘pages 113-204, Lower Cryptogamia, with twelve plates, were printed in the
year 1862, and a small number of copies issued ....”? The algae have g plates (i-ix).
The official issue came out in 1874.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1971, Historia naturalis classica 87(3), p. [i*-iv*],
fi-v], [1]-514. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 86, 5: 2167; ME 2: 670-671; NI 215; IDC 5466.
Harvey and Bailey, Proc. Bost. Soc. nat. Hist. 3: 370-373. 1851.
Harvey and Bailey, Proc. Philadelphia Acad. nat. Sc. 6: 430-432. 1853.
Bartlett, Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc. 82: 679-682. 1940.
Haskell, Bull. New York Publ. Library 45: 842-847. 1941.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 172. 1972.
Bailey, Liberty Hyde (1858-1954), American horticulturist at Cornell University.
(L. H. Bailey).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BH; duplicates in many herbaria.
Ref.: 1H 2: 49
Goulding, Rec. Auckland Inst. Mus. 11: 105-117. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 105; BFM 2986, 2987; BL 1: 141, 192,
2: 10, 11; BM. 1: 86, 6: 48-49; Bossert, p. 21; CSP 12: 36, 13: 239; Kew 1: 122-129;
Langman p. 102-1033; LS 1545-1549, 30768-30779; MW p. 25-26, suppl. p. 19; Plesch
p- 131; Zander ed. 10, p. 630.
Roberts, Cornell Alumni News 5(22). 1903 (portr.)
Nelmes et Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedic. 1827-1927. 396-398. 1932 (portr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 51. 1936.
Rodgers, Amer. Bot. 1873-1892. p. 323. 1944.
Day et al., Words said about a birthday, Cornell Univ. 29 Apr 1948, 36 p.
Rodgers, Liberty Hyde Bailey, Princeton 1949 (the major biography; facsimile ed.
New York 1965).
Lawrence, Baileya 3: 26-40. Mar 1955 (portr., bibl.)
Lawrence, Nature 175: 451. 1955.
Lawrence, Bull. ‘Torrey Bot. Cl. 82(4): 300-305. 1955 (portr.)
Lawrence, Baileya 4(1): 1-9. 1957.
Anon., Bull. Amer. Iris Soc. 14.4: 96-97. 1957.
Lawrence et al., Baileya 6: 1-203. 1958 (Bailey centennial publ.)
Palmer, Nature Mag. 51: 137-145. 1958.
94:
BAILEY, L. H.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. botany 10-15. 1961.
Tukey, Chronica Horticulturae 9(3): 59-60. 1969.
Rodgers, DSB 1: 395-397. 1970.
Bowers, Baileya 18(4): 145-159. 1973.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 13-15. 1973.
Dorf, Liberty Hyde Bailey, an informal biography, Ithaca N.Y., xii, 259 p. s.d., copy: E.
(portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Contributed the treatment of Carex to A. Gray, Manual ed. 6. 1890. —
With E. Z. Bailey: Hortus, a concise dictionary of gardening, general horticulture and
cultivated plants in North America, 652 p., New York 1930, suppl. p. 655-755, New
York 1935; Hortus second 778 p., New York 1941.
EPONYMY (journal) : Baileya a quarterly journal of horticultural taxonomy. Published . . .
by the L. H. Bailey Hortorium ... New York State College of Agriculture and Life
Sciences ... Ithaca, N.Y. Vol. 1-x. (1953-x).
Note: Baileyoxylon C. T. White (1941) is dedicated to Irving Widmer Bailey (1884-1967),
q.v.
240. A preliminary synopsis of North American Carices, including those of Mexico, Central
America and Greenland, with the American bibliography of the genus. [Cambridge,
Mass. 1886] Oct. (Prelim. syn. N. Amer. Carices).
Publ.: Mai-Nov 1886 (Nat. Nov. and Bot. Gaz. Dec 1886). — Reprinted with unchanged
pagination from Proc. Am. Acad. Arts Sci. 22: 59-157. Apr 1886 (1887), index p. [i]-v.
Copy: NY.
Ref.: Langman 1887a.
241. Cyclopedia of American horticulture comprising suggestions for cultivation of horti-
cultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental
plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biogra-
phical sketches. L. H. Bailey ... assisted by Wilhelm Miller, associate editor and many
expert cultivators and botanists. Hlustrated with over two thousand original engravings.
New York (Macmillan), London (id.), 4 vols. 1900-1902. Oct. (Cycl. Amer. hort.)
Ed’) ivoliy; pages plates dates
I I [i]-xxii, [1 ]-509 J. 1-743, pl. 1-9 14 Feb 1900
2 [i]-xiv, 511-1054 S: 744-1453, pl. 10-18 18 Jul 1900
3 [i]-xv, 1055-1486 JS. 1454-2059, pl. 20-30 23 Apr 1901
4 [i]-xxx, 1487-2016 _f. 2060-2800, pl. 31-50 26 Feb 1902
Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: 1902. — “Several changes have been made ... reducing typographical errors and
inconsistencies ... chiefly in the first volume ....”’
Ed. 3: 1904. Further corrections.
Ed. 4: 1906. — A corrected reprint of ed. 3 with a “Synopsis of the vegetable kingdom,”
42 p., by Wilhelm Miller, prepared for the original edition but omitted for lack of
space. Copy: NY.
1: [ij-xlu, 1-224, pl. 1-3. 4: [i-ili], 963-1330, pl. 19-29.
2: [i-ili], 225-594, pl. 4-9, 11. 5: [iii], 1331-1693, pl. 30-37.
3: [i-ili], 595-962, pl. 12-78. 6: [i]-xv, 1693-2016, pl. 38-40.
Ref.: BM 6: 49; Kew 1: 122.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 318. 1945.
Lawrence, Baileya 3: 40. 1955.
242. The standard cyclopedia of horticulture | ;| a discussion, for the amateur, and the profes-
sional and commercial grower, of the kinds, characteristics and methods of cultivation
of the species of plants grown in the regions of the United States and Canada for orna-
ment, for fancy, for fruit and for vegetables; with keys to the natural families and genera,
descriptions of the horticultural capabilities of the states and provinces and dependant
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islands, and sketches of eminent horticulturists. New York (Macmillan and Co.) 1914-
1917, 6 vols. Qu. (Stand. cycl. hort.)
vol. pages plates dates
I [i]-xx, 1-602 J. 1-700, pl. 1-20 25 Mar 1914
2 [1-111], 603-1200 Sf. 701-1470, pl. 21-39 22 Jul 1914
3 [i], 1201-1760 J. 1471-2047, pl. 40-60 12 Mai 1915
4 [i-ili], 1761-2421 SJ. 2048-2693, pl. 61-80 23 Feb 1916
5 [1-111], 2423-3041 S. 2694-3515, pl. 1-100 =4 Oct 1916
6 [i-iii], 3043-3639 S: 3516-4056, pl. ror-120 28 Mar 1917
This is a revised version of the Cyclopedia of American horticulture. Copies: MO, US. — “New
Edition,”’ 3639 p., 6 vols., 1922 (Copy: MO) differs only in the correction of misprints.
Reprinted in 1925, on india paper, as a “new edition”’ in 3 vols. Subsequent so-called
‘‘editions’’ are reprints from the plates of the 2nd edition of 1922; the practice of desig-
nating these successive printings as editions was discontinued in 1952. The text of all
editions is that of the original publication of 1914-1917.
vol. ‘*‘Editions’’ and reprints:
I 25 Mar 1914, repr. May 1917, Mar 1919, Mar 1922 (corr.) 1 and 2 combined (as
vol. 1): Jan 1925, Jan 1927, Jul 1928, May 1930, Feb 1933, Feb 1935, Oct 1935,
Nov 1935, Oct 1937, p. [i]-xxiv, I-1200.
2 22 Jul 1914, repr. Mai 1917, Mar 1919, Mar 1922 (corr.) 1 and 2 combined: see
above.
3 12 Mai 1915, repr. Mai 1917, Mar 1919, Mar 1922 (corr.) 3 and 4 combined (as
vol. 2): Jan 1925, Jan 1927, Jul 1928, Mai 1930, Feb 1933, Feb 1935, Oct 1935,
Nov 1935, Oct 1937, p. [i]-vi, 1201-2422.
4 23 Feb 1916, repr. Mai 1917, Nov 1919, Mar 1922 (corr.) 3 and 4 combined: see
above.
5 4 Oct 1916, repr. Mai 1917, Mar 1919, Mar 1922 (corr.) 5 and 6 combined (as vol. 3):
Jan 1925, Jan 1927, Jul 1928, Mai 1930, Feb 1933, Feb 1935, Oct 1935, Nov 1935,
Oct 1937, p- [i]-vi, 2423-3639.
6 28 Mar 1917, repr. Mai 1917, Mar 1919, Mar 1922 (corr.) 5 and 6 combined: see
above.
Ref.: Kew 1: 122;'LS 1549; Plesch p. 133.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 318. 1945.
Lawrence, Baileya 3: 40. 1955.
Baillon, Henri Ernest (1827-1895), French botanist. (Baill.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The Baillon type-herbarium is one of the herbiers historiques at P,
kept separately.
Refs EL 2-40:
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 19. 1966.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 7: 414; Barnhart 1: 106; BL 1: 6, 96; BL 2: 97, 188;
BM 1: 87, 6: 49; Bossert p. 21; Bretschneider p. 934-9353; CSP 1: 158, 6: 574-575, 7: 70-
72, 9: 99-100, 12: 37-41, 13: 243-247; DBF 4: 1313-1314; GR p. 304; Jackson 82, 91,
119, 124, 125, 131, 135, 204, 476; Kew 1: 124-125; Langman p. 103-1043; LS 1551-1554;
MW p. 26-27; NI 62-66; Plesch p. 227; PR 347-355; Zander ed. 10, p. 630.
Baillon, Notice sur les travaux scientifiques, 90 p. Paris 1866, Notice supplémentaire,
Paris 1876, Notice sommaire, Paris 1883 (copies: MO).
Alderhold, Gen. Reg. Bot. Zeit. 96. 1895 (index to reviews of his works).
Anon., Hedwigia 34 (Rep.): 165. 1895.
Bianchon, Le Figaro, Samedi 20 Juillet 1895.
Dutailly, Bull. mens. Soc. Linn. Paris 2: 1209-1211. 1896.
Hardy, Proc. Roy. Soc. 59: lxvii-lxviii. 1896.
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Anon., Bull. mens. Soc. Linn. Paris 2: 1209-1210. 1808.
Tison, Rev. scient. ser. 4. 9: 613-622. 1898.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 155. 1906.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 90. 1909.
Gagnepain, Bull. Soc. bot. France 98: 267-270. 1951.
Leandri, Adansonia ser. 2. 2: 3-15. 1962.
Schultes, Regn. veg. 71: 273. 1970.
Stafleu, Acta bot. Acad. sci. Hung. 19(1-4): 335-341. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1): Phytocreneae, DC., Prodr. 17: 7-26. 16 Oct 1837.
(2) Grandidier: Histoire ... de Madagascar, Histoire naturelle des Plantes, t. 2-5, see under
Grandidier.
(3) Dichapetalaceae, Martius, Fl. bras. 12(1): 365-380, pl. 75-78. 1 Apr 1886.
(4) Contributed to P. O. Réveil et al., Le régne végétal, vols. 7-8, 1871 (Fl. méd.)
EPONYMY: Baillonacanthus O. Kuntze (1903); Baillonella Pierre (1890) ; Baillonia Bocquil-
lon (1862); Baillonodendron F. Heim (1890).
243. Etude générale du groupe des Euphorbiacées ... Recherche de types. Organographie.
Organogénie. Distribution géographique. Affinités. Classification. Description des gen-
res. Paris (Victor Masson) 1858. Oct. (Etude Euphorb.)
Publ.: 1858, p. [i-ii], [1]-684, atlas 52 p., 27 pl. (by Baillon). Copies: NY, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 87; Jackson p. 131; Kew 1: 119; NI 62; PR 350.
Hasskarl, Flora 42: 626-640, 643-656, 721-736 (“754”), 737-746. 1859.
244. Recherches organogéniques sur la fleur femelle des coniféres [.] Memoire présenté a
Académie des Sciences dans sa séance du 30 Avril 1860 par M. H. Baillon. Paris
(Victor Masson) 1860. Oct. (Rech. organogén. fleur fém.)
Publ.: 1860 (30 Apr 1860 or later), p. [i], [1]-21, pl. z, 2, 2 uncouloured lithographs by
Faguet. Copy: B.
Ref.: Kew 1: 125.
245- Adansonia [.] Recueil périodique d’observations botaniques rédigé par le Dr H.
Baillon. 12 vols., 1860-1879. Oct. ¢ (Adansonia).
Publ.: Volumes 1-8 all seem to have been published in monthly parts of 32 pages, the
dates of which are easily ascertained. Publication of vols. 9-12 also took place in parts
of 32 pages but these parts appeared at greater intervals. A copy of volumes 1 and 2 in
original covers, with precise dates, (at L) confirms this situation at least for those
volumes. Data on the later volumes (8-12), however, are still lacking. Copies: L, U.
vol. pages plates dates
I [i-iii], [1 ]-384 1-x1 Sep 1860-Aug 1861
2 [i-ii], [1]-384 1-x1 Sep 1861-Aug 1862
3 [1-11], [1 ]-384 1-x00 Sep 1862-Aug 1863
4 [i-iii], [1 ]-382, [383-384] — i-xi2 Sep 1863-Aug 1864
5 [i-iii], [1]-382, [383-384] i-2x Sep 1864-Aug 1865
6 [i-iii], [1]-384 1-x Sep 1865-Aug 1866
a) [i-iii], [1 ]-384 i-xt [xz] Sep 1866-Aug 1867
8 [i-iii], [1 ]-384 I-xl, 12 Sep 1867-Aug 1868
9 [i-iii], [1 ]-384. 1-U Sep 1868-Dec 1870
10 [i-iii], [1 ]-384 1-x2 Mai 1871-Feb 1873
Il [i-iii], [1 ]-384 1-x Mar 1873-Jun 1876
12 [i-iii], [1 ]-384 Nov 1876-Dec 1879
A facsimile edition, in preparation, was announced by Asher (1974).
Ref.: BM 1: 12; Jackson p. 476; PR 352.
246. Histoire des plantes 1866-1895, 13 vols. Paris, London, Leipzig (L. Hachette et Cie)
Oct. (Hist. pl.)
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vol.
I
II
12
13
98
pages
[i, h.t.] [1]-88
[89]-132
[133]-192
[193 ]-288
[289]-344
[345]-488, [i]-xi
[1]-71
[73]-196
[197]-384
[385]-428
[429]-512, [i-iii]
[181 ]-292
[293]-464
1465]-545, [i-iii]
[1]-56
[57]-160
[161 ]-264
[265]-350s
[357]-520, [1-11]
[1]-104
[105 ]-256
[257]-341
[342]-428
[429]-516, [1-111]
[1]-50
[51]-216
[217]-304
[305]-378
[379]-523 [235"],
[i-iii]
[1]-65
[66]-256
[257]-546, [i-iii]
[1]-316
[317]-515, [i-iit]
[1]-80
[81 ]-224
[225]-491, [i-iii]
[1]-112
[113]-220
[221 |-402
[403]-476, [i-iii]
[1]-220
[221]-304
[305]-494, [1-111]
[1]-134
[135]-334
[3351-402
[403]-611, [1]-611
[1]-164
[165]-244
[24.5 ]-404
[405]-523, [1-111]
family
Renonculacées
Dilléniacées
Magnoliacées
Anonacées
Monimiacées
Rosacées; Index
Connaracées-Mimosées
Caesalpinées
Papilionacées
Proteacées
Lauracées-Myristicacées
Ménispermacées, Berbéridacées
Nymphaeacées
Papaveracées-Capparidacées
Cruciféres
Résédacées-Saxifragacées
Piperacées, Urticacées; Index
Nyctaginacées, Phytolaccacées
Malvacées
Tiliacées-Ternstroemiacées
Bixacées-Violacées
Ochnacées, Rutacées; Index
Géraniacées-V ochysiacées
Euphorbiacées
Térebinthiacées
Sapindacées
Malphigiacées, Méliacées; Index
Célastracées, Rhamnacées
Pénéacées-Ulmacées
Castanéacées-Rhizophoracées
Myrtacées
Balanophoracées; Index
Mélastomacées
Ombelliféres
Rubiacées-Dipsacacées; Index
Composées
Campanulacées-Bégoniacées; Index
Aristolochiacées-Portulacacées
Caryophyllacées-Frankéniacées
Droseracées-Scrofulariacées ; Index
Bignoniacées, Gesnériacées
Gentianacées, Apocynacées
Asclépiadacées-Boraginacées
Acanthacées; Index
Labiées-Ilicacées
Ebénacées-Sapotacées
Primulacées-Loranthacées
Coniféres-Centrolépidacées
Graminées
Cypéracées-Eriocaulacées
Liliacées; Index
Amaryllidacées-Iridacées
‘Taccacées-Rapatéacées
Palmiers
Pandanacées-Aracées: Index
date
1866
Jan-Mai 1868
Mar-Aug 1868
Aug-Dec 1868
Jan-Mai 1869
Jan-Jul 1869
Jul-Dec 1869
Jan-Feb 1870
Feb-Mai 1870
Feb-Mar 1870
1870
Jan-Jun 1871
Jan-Jun 1871
1871
1871
1871
1872
1872
1872
1872
1873
Jul-Sep 1873
late 1873 or early
1874
Jan-Apr 1874
June 1874
Dec 1874
1874, early 1875
Jan-Apr 1875
Jun 1875
Jan-Mai 1876
Jun 1876
Jan-Aug 1877
Dec 1877
Apr 1879
Feb 1880
Jan-Feb 1882
Nov 1885
Jul 1886
Mar-Jun 1887
Feb-Mar 1888
Nov-Dec 1888
Sep-Oct 1889
Jul-Aug 1890
Jan-Feb 1891
Jun-Jul 1891
Sep-Oct 1891
14 Jun 1892
Dec 1892
24 Apr 1893
Feb 1894
Apr 1894
Oct 1894
Dec 1894
Jun 1895
Jul 1895
Vol. r4: never published. This volume would have included Musacées, Zingi-
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béracées and Orchidacées; Baillon died on 18 July 1895, leaving insufficient
material for its completion.
Copy: U.
English ed.: The natural history of plants ... Translated by Marcus M. Hartog, vol. 1-8,
London (L. Reeve & Co.) 1871-1888. Oct. — The illustrations are the same as in the
orig. ed. (A. Faguet). Copies: MO, NY, US.
: [iJ-[xi], [1]-76, fig. 1-503. 1871 (p. x: Mar 1871).
: [iJ-vi, [1]-506, fig. 1-308. 1872 (p. [vi]: Sep 1872).
: [i-tii], [1]-545, fig. 1-551. 1874 (Jun-Jul).
> [i-mi], [1]-528, fig. 1-527. 1875 (publ Jan 1876).
: [i-ui], [1]-516, fig. 1-482. 1878 (Dec.)
: [i-ui], [1]-524, fig. 1-488. 1880 (Jul).
> [i-iut], [1]-544, fig. 1-432. 1881 (Aug-Sep).
> [i-tti], [1]-516, fig. 1-353. 1888 (Jan-Mar).
Ref.: BM 1: 87; Jackson p. 120; Kew 1: 125; NI 63; PR 354; SK p. elxvii; IDC 735.
Tison, Rev. sci. ser. 4. 9: 613-622. 1898.
Leandri, Adansonia 2: 3-15. 1962.
aN AoW Wb NS
247. Histoire des plantes [.] Monographie des Renonculacées ... illustrée de 114 figures dans
les textes [.] Dessins de Faguet. Paris (L. Guérin) s.d. [1866] Oct. (Hist. pl., monogr.
" Renonc.)
Publ.: 1866, p. [i-iii], 1-88. Copy: B. — The individual family treatments of the Histoire des
Plantes were often also brought out separately provided with a half title, a special title
page and a cover repeating the text of the title page. The actual text (here 1-88) is the
same as that in the regular volumes and these preprints (or reprints) therefore always
show the original pagination. We have seen only a restricted number of these preprints
with individual half title and title page (copies at B), but judging from the notices in
Naturae novitates most families or family groups were first issued in this way, later to
be united in the volumes. We mention here only the preprints that we have seen. ‘This
Monographie des Renonculacées is a preprint or reprint of the first family treatment in
vol. 1.
Ref.: Kew 1: 125.
248. Histoire des plantes [.] Monographie des Dilléniacées ... illustrée de 50 figures dans les
textes [.] Dessins de Faguet. [Paris], s.d. [1868]. Oct. (Hist. pl., monogr. Dillén.)
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1868, p. [i-iii], 89-132. Copy: B. — Preprint or reprint of text appearing in
vol, I.
249. Histoire des plantes [.] Monographie des Protéacées ... illustrée de 29 figures dans les
textes [.] Dessins de Faguet. Paris (L. Hachette et Cie.) 1870. Oct. (Hist. pl., monogr.
Prot.)
Publ.: Feb-Mar 1870, p. [i-iii], [385]-428. Copy: B. — Preprint or reprint of text appearing
ImavOlw2eu |
250. Histoire des plantes [.] Monographie des Lauracées Elaeagnacées et Mbyristicacées ...
illustrée de 78 figures dans les textes [. ] Dessins de Faguet. Paris (Hachette et Cie.) 1870.
Oct. (Hist. pl., monogr. Laur.)
Publ.: 1870, p. [i-iii], 429-512. Copy: B. — Preprint or reprint of text appearing in vol. 2.
251. Histoire des plantes [.] Monographie des Cruciféres ... illustrée de 120 figures dans les
textes [.] Dessins de Faguet. Paris (Hachette & Cie.) 1871. Oct. (Hist. pl., monogr. Crucif.)
Publ.: 1871, p. [i-iii], [181]-292. Copy: B. — Preprint or reprint of text appearing in vol. 3.
252. Histoire des plantes [.| Monographie des Résédacées, Crassulacées et Saxifragacées ...
ilustrée de 144 figures dans les textes [.] Dessins de Faguet. Paris (Hachette & Cie.)
1871. Oct. (Hist. pl., monogr. Réséd.)
Publ.: 1871, [i], 293-464. Copy: B. — Preprint or reprint of text appearing in vol. 3.
253. Dictionnaire de botanique. Paris 1876-1892, 4. vols. Qu. (Dict. bot.)
Publ.: In 34 fascicles which appeared as follows:
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vol. fasc. contents pages date
I I A-AILE [i*-iii], [i-xii], [1]-80 Aug 1876
(1876) 2 AILE-ANAC 81-160 Sep-Dec 1876
3 ANAC-APOT 161-240 Jan-Oct 1877
4 APOT-AUTO 24.1-320 Jan-Oct 1877
5 AUTO-BENI 321-400 Jan-Oct 1877
6 BENJ-BOUZ 401-480 Oct-Nov 1877
7 BOUZ-CALI 481-560 26 Jan 1878
8 CALI-CARU 561-640 25 Mai 1878
9 CARV-CHAIAN 641-720 Jun-Jul 1878
10 CHAIAR-CHIZO 721-788 9 Nov 1878
2 II CHLA-CIST [1]-80 Jun-Jul 1879
(1886) 12 CIST-COMI 81-160 Mai 1880
13 COMI-COSSI 161-240 Feb-Mar 1881
14 COSSI-CYCLO 241-320 Nov-Dec 1881
15 CYCLO-DICH 321-400 Feb 1883
16 DICH-DUAB 401-480 Apr 1884
17 DUAL-EUBI 481-560 Aug[?] 1885
18 EUBI-FRAN 561-640 Aug 1885
19 FRAN-GONA 641-720 Mai-Jun 1886
20 GONA-GYTO 721-776, [i-i11] Jul 1886
3 21 HAAG-HY PE [1]-104 Jul-Nov 1887
(1891) 22 HYPE-KYRT 105-184 Oct-Nov 1887
23 LAAM-LISE 185-264 Apr-Mai 1889
24 LISE-MERI 265-344 Mai-Jun 1889
25 MERI-NEPE 345-424 Feb-Mar 1890
26 NEPE-PAND 4.2.5-504 Jun-Jul 1890
27 PAND-PHYT 505-584 Feb-Mar 1891
28 PHYT-PUPA 585-664. Jun-Jul 1891
29 PUPA-RYZIC 665-756, [i-ili] Aug-Sep 1891
4 30 SAAB-SENR [1 ]-64. Sep-Nov 1891
(1892) 31 SENR-SZOV 65-144 Oct-Nov 1891
32 TAAG-TRIX 145-224 Oct-Nov 1891
33 TRIX-ZONA 225-304. Nov-Dec 1891
34. ZONA-ZYZ, suppl. — 305-340, [i-i1] Jan-Feb 1892
Copies exist with the original fascicle covers (e.g. at US); it should be noted, however,
that the covers were not always produced at the time of publication; some covers were
apparently printed well in advance of publication and sometimes carry incorrect indi-
cations of contents, other covers were printed after publication (fide printer’s marks) and
were probably used for copies of fascicles that were distributed later. For an enumeration
of the sources of the above dates see Stafleu (1973).
The 32 lithographs came out one at a time with each fascicle. Two fascicles contained no
plate; the artist was Auguste Faguet who also did the numerous text illustrations.
The title-pages contain an enumeration of Baillon’s collaborators. These are referred to
in the text by means of abbreviations. These collaborators, as well as others referred to
simply by “‘etc. etc.”? were:
. Ascherson, Paul Friedrich August (1834-1913), German botanist (1, 2, 3, 4)
A.FR Franchet, Adrien René (1834-1900), French botanist (2, 3, 4)
B. Bureau, Louis Edouard (1830-1918), French botanist (1, 2, 3, 4)
B.M. Montgazon, B. de (2, 3, 4)
Bg. Bocquillon, Henri (1834-1883), French pharmacist and botanist, “aggrégé
histoire naturelle a la Faculté de Médecine,” “‘pharmacien de 1 classe”
(I, 2, 3, 4)
BS. Bourgeois, [probably:] Achille (1)
Cu.M. Manoury, Charles Ambroise (2, 3, 4)
IBY Delage, probably: Mary Ives (1854-1920) (1)
Dp. Durand, L. (2, 3, 4)
DE S. Seynes, Jules de (1833-1912), French mycologist (1, 2, 3, 4)
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Dy Dutailly, Gustave (1846-1906), botanist and politician, professor of botany at
Lyon; later living at Paris (1, 2, 3, 4)
E.F. Fournier, Eugéne Pierre Nicolas (1834-1884), French botanist (1, 2, 3, 4)
F.B Heim, Frédéric Louis (1869-x), French botanist, professor at the Faculté de
Médecine, Paris (3, 4)
H. By. Baillon, Henri Ernest (1827-1895), French botanist, professor at the Faculté
de Médecine, Paris (1, 2, 3, 4)
L. Lanessan, Jean Marie Antoine de (1843-1919), French naturalist, physician,
and statesman (1, 2, 3, 4) .
M. Mussat, Emile Victor (1833-1902), French botanist (1, 2, 3, 4)
NyL Nylander, William (1822-1899), Finnish lichenologist living at Paris (1, 2, 3, 4)
P. Poisson, Jules (1833-1919), French botanist at the Muséum d’Histoire natu-
nelle (16) 2513514)
R. Rohrbach [unidentified] (1, 2, 3, 4)
Rar. Rafinesque, Constantin Samuel (1783-1840) [?] (1, 2, 3, 4) (connection with
Dictionnaire not clear)
Ry. Ramey [unidentified] (1, 2, 3, 4)
S Soubeiran, Jean Léon (1827-1892), French botanist (1, 2, 3, 4)
elie Tison, Eugéne Edouard Augustin (1842-x) préparateur a la Faculté des
Sciences, Paris (1, 2, 3, 4)
W. Weddell, Hugh Algernon (1819-1877), British botanist, living in France
(1,2; 3, 4):
Ref.: BM 1: 87; Jackson 12; NI 62.
Baillon, Adansonia 12: 40-69. 1876 (repr. préface, also as an independently paged
reprint, p. [1]-30).
Stafleu, Acta bot. Acad. Sci. Hung. 19(1-4): 335-341. 1973.
254. Nouvelles observations sur les Olinia. Paris (Emile Martinet) 1878. Oct. (Nouv. observ.
Olinia).
Publ.: 6 Apr 1878 (BF), p. [1]-35, 1 uncol. lith. Copies: B, G.
Ref.: Jackson p. 137; Kew 1: 125.
255- Errorum Decaisneanorum graviorum vel minus cognitorum. Centuria prima [-septima],
(Paris 1878-1880]. Oct. | (Err. Decaisn.)
cent. pages date cent. pages date
I [1]-16 Dec 1878 5 [65 ]-80 17 Apr 1880
2 [17]-32 16 Sep 1879 6 [81 ]-96 [1880?] Jan-Jun 1881
3 [33]-48 27 Jul 1880 7 [97]-112
4. [49]-64 27 Jul 1880 Copies: BR, L, G(1-3), MO, NY.
Cent. 1 is announced as published by J. Bot. Jan 1879. The dates for cent. 2-5 are those
mentioned by the Bibliographie de la France; 1-2 are also mentioned by Nat. Nov. Sep
1879, cent. 3-4 are indeed stated to have been published on 27 Jul 1880 (fide BF 11 Sep
1880), whereas cent. 5 seems to have come out earlier, on 17 Apr 1880 (fide BF 15 Mai
1880). The centuriae were published with the motto “‘Materiae tanta abundat copia
labori faber ut desit, non fabro labor.”” Even though p. 112 ends with ‘“‘Mox sequetur”’
there seem to have been no further centuries.
Ref.: BM 1: 87; Jackson p. 121; Kew 1: 125.
256. Anatomie et physiologie végétales. Paris 1882. Oct. (n.v.) (Anat. phys. vég.)
Publ.: Dec 1881 (Nat. Nov.), p. [i]-viii, [1]-300.
257- Traité de botanique médicale phanérogamique. Paris (Hachette et Cie) 1883-1884. Oct.
( Traité bot. méd. phan.)
Fasc. 1: p. [i-iii], [1]-720, fig. 1-2301. Mai 1883. Copies: MO (has t.p. 1883), NY.
Fasc. 2: p. [i-ili], 721-1499, [1500, err.], fig. 2302-3487. Mar 1884.
Copies: MO, NY. — The drawings are by Auguste Faguet.
Ref.: BM 1: 87; Kew 1: 125; NI 66.
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258. Guide élémentaire d’herborisations et de botanique pratique ... avec figures dans le
text. Paris (Octave Doin) 1886. Duod. (Guide élém. herbor.)
Publ.: Mar 1886, p. [1]-72. Copy: B. .
259. Traité de botanique médicale cryptogamique suivi du tableau du droguier de la Faculté
de médecine de Paris. Paris (Octave Doin) 1889. Oct. (Traité bot. méd. crypt.)
Publ.: Feb-Mar 1889 (Nat. Nov.), p. [i-i1], [1]-376, [1, err.], figs. 1-370, by Auguste
Faguet. Copies: L, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 87; Kew 1: 1253 LS 1554; NI 65.
260. Histoire des plantes [.] Monographie des Cypéracées, Restiacées et Eriocaulacées . . . illustrée
de 36 figures dans les textes [.] Dessins de Faguet. Paris (Hachette & Cie) 1893. Oct.
(Hist. pl., monogr. Cypér.)
Publ.: 1893 (but mentioned by Nat. Nov. only in Feb 1894 as of “'1893”’), p. [i-iii], 335-
402. Copy: B. — Preprint of text appearing in vol. 12.
Baines, Henry (1794-1878), British botanist in Yorkshire, employed by James Back-
house Sr. (Baines).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: YRK, also material at OXF.
Ref.: TH 2: 49; Kent, Brit. herbaria 41. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 106; BB p. 15; BL 2: 275; BM 1: 87;
Jackson p. 262; Kew 1: 125; PR 356.
Ann. Rep. York philos. Soc. 1878: 17.
261. The flora of Yorkshire. With two plates. London (Longman, Orme, Brown, Green
and Longman), Halifax (Leyland and son) 1840. Oct. (in fours) (Fl. Yorkshire).
Orig.: Sep 1840 (pref. 1 Sep 1840; pres. to Linn. Soc. 1 Oct; various rev. Nov-Dec 1840,
BH), p. [i*-viii*], map, [i]-xvi, [1]-159, 2 pl. Copies: BR, HU, MO, NY.
262. A supplement to Baines’ Flora of Yorkshire, with a map. Part first. The flowering plants
and ferns: by John Gilbert Baker, F.B.S.L. Part second. The mosses of the county: by
John Nowell. London (William Pamplin) 1854. Oct. (Suppl. fl. Yorkshire).
Co-authors: John Gilbert Baker (1834-1920) ; John Nowell (1802-1867).
Publ.: Dec 1854 (p. 3: Dec 1854), p. [i, h.t.], map, [iii]-viii, [1]-188, [v]-vili. Copies: BR,
G, HU, MO, NY.
Ref.: BL 2: 275; BM 1: 87; Jackson p. 242; Kew 1: 125; PR 356.
Bainier, Georges (x-1920), French pharmacist and mycologist. (Bainier).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 107; BM 6: 49; Kew 1: 126; LS 1559-1575,
30786-30795; LS suppl. 1572-1584.
Mangin, Bull. Soc. myc. France 36: 121. 1920.
263. Etude sur les mucorinées. Thése présentée et soutenue a l’école supérieure de pharmacie
de Paris, le [. . .] mars 1882 pour obtenir le diplome de pharmacien de premieére classe.
Paris 1882. Qu. (F. Pichon et A. Cotillon) 1882. Qu. (Etud. mucor.)
Publ.: Mar 1882, p. [1]-136, pl. 1-11. Copy: NY. — Contains a number of alternative
names for new species assigned to both an existing and a new genus. In this case the
rules for alternative names and combined generic-specific descriptions can be applied
and the new generic names accepted.
Ref.: BM 6: 49; Kew 1: 126.
Baker, Charles Fuller (1872-1927), American botanist, agronomist and entomologist.
(C. Baker).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: POM, much material also at NY. — For details on C. F. Baker’s
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extensive collections see IH. — Exsiccatae:
1. Plants of southern Colorado (1895-1901), atE;
2. Plants of Santa Marta, Colombia;
3. Plants of Nevada, see 1H;
4. Plants of the Pacific Slope (Spermatophytes and Ferns) ;
5. Pacific Slope Fungi (1902-1904), at BPI, CU, F, FH, MICH, MIN, NEB, NY, RSA,
WIS;
6. Pacific Slope Bryophyies (1903-1904), at BM, FH, NY, PC;
7. Pacific Slope Lichens (1903-1904), at B, H, S, US, W.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 50. ,
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedw. 36: 23-27. 1971.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 179. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 107; BM 6: 49-50; Bossert p. 21; CSP 13:
251; GR p. 203-204; Kew 1: 126; Langman p. 104; LS 30797; LS suppl. 1587-1600;
MW suppl. p. 19.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 118. 1911.
Hoffmann, Lingnaam Agr. Rev. 4: 197-202. 1927 (portr.)
Holzinger, Bryologist 30: 114. 1927.
Copeland et al., Philipp. Agric. 16, special number 1928, In memoriam Charles Fuller
Baker (portr.)
Essig, Philip. J. Sci. 35: 429-437. 1928 (portr.)
Hernandez, Lingnaam Agr. Rev. 5: 271-279. 1928 (bibl.)
Leon, Elogio de Charles Fuller Baker, Habana 1929, 28 p. (portr.)
Essig, A history of entomology 542-548. 1931.
Carpenter, Amer. Midl. Natural. 33: 5. 1945 (cites further biogr.)
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 318. 1945.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males ser. 1. 1: 30-31. 1950.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5(6): 148. 1961.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 23-24. 1971.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 17. 1973.
EPONYMY: Bakeromyces H. Sydow & P. Sydow (1917); Bakerophoma Diedicke (1916).
Note: For other eponyms based on the name Baker, cf. infra, sub E. G. Baker and sub
J. G. Baker.
Baker, Edmund Gilbert (1864-1949), British botanist. (EF. G. Baker).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: BM, K, also RTE.
Ref.: TH 2: 50.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 41. 1953.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 108; BL 1: 284-285 [index], 2: 273; BM 1:
89, 6: 50; CSP 13: 251-252; Kew 1: 126-128; Langman p. 104; LS 1576; MW p. 27,
suppl. p. 19.
Lousley, Watsonia 1(6): 343-344. 1950.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Rendle et al., Catalogue of the plants collected by Mr. and Mrs. P. A.
Talbot in the Oban district, South Nigeria, by A. B. Rendle ... E. G. Baker .. . and others,
xX, 157 p., 17 pl. London 1913, Oct. (see BM 6: 135). — See also BL 1: 284-285 for further
references to composite works.
EPONYMY: Bakeridesia Hochreutiner (1913); Bakerophyton (J. Léonard) J. Hutchinson
(1964, probably also dedicated to John Gilbert Baker (1834-1920), q.v.)
Note: For other eponyms based on the name Baker, cf. supra, sub C. F. Baker and infra,
sub J. G. Baker.
264. Synopsis of Malveae: or an enumeration of the plants contained in the first tribe of
the natural order Malvaceae ... Reprinted from the ‘“‘Journal of Botany”? 1890-1894.
London (West, Newman & Co) s.d. [1895]. Oct. (Syn. Malv.)
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BAKER, E.G.
Publ.: 1895, p. [i-iii], [1]-124. Copy: NY. — Reprinted from J. Bot. 28-32, 1890-1894 q.v.
for original publication and dates.
265. The Leguminosae of Tropical Africa. 3 parts, Gent (Erasmus Press) Ostende (Unitas
Press) 1926-1930. Oct. (Legum. Trop. Africa).
1: [1]-215. Jan 1926. Copies: G, MO, NY.
2: [i-iii], 216-607. Ostende, Jul 1929. Copies: G, MO, NY.
3: [i-iti], 608-953. Ostende, Apr 1930. Copies: G, MO, NY.
Ref.: Kew 1: 127.
Baker, John Gilbert (1834-1920), British botanist, keeper of the herbarium of the
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. (Baker).
HERBARIUM and Types: WELT. — First herbarium (N. England) destroyed by fire in
1864. Types mainly at K and WELT. Issued Plantae criticae britannicae exsiccatae, Herbarium
of British Roses and Plants of North Yorkshire (1887-1888), sets at BM, GL, MANCH.
Ref.: 1H 2: 50.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 41. 1953
Rickett, NAF ser. 2(2): 150. 1955.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 6. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 403; Barnhart 1: 108; BB p. 15-16; BL 2: 525-526
[index]; Bossert p. 12; CSP 1: 164-165, 7: 74-75, 9: 102-104, 12: 41-44, 13: 253-255,
17: 399; DTS 1: 14; GR p. 388; IF p. 676-680; IF suppl. 1: 75; Jackson p. 518 [index];
Kew 1: 130-132; Langman p. 104-105; LS 1577; MW p. 28-30; suppl. 19-20 (bibl.) ;
NI p. 6; PR 356-360; Zander ed. 10, p. 630.
Anon., J. Bot. 28: 216-217. 1890, 37: 48. 1899.
Britten, J. Bot. 31: 243-244. 1893 (portr.)
Babington, Memorials 470. 1897.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 7-8. 1898.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 819. 1903, 3(3): 75. 1905.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 4-5. 1906.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 156-157. 1906.
Sheppard, The Naturalist, 1907: 5-8 (see also J. Bot. 45: 67. 1907).
Davey, Fl. Cornwall lv-lvi. 1909.
Britten, J. Bot. 58: 233-238. 1920 (‘‘no kinder man could ever have lived”’) (portr. J. Bot.
1893: 293, 1901: frontispiece).
Hutchinson, J. Kew Guild 3: 365-366. 1917 (portr.)
Druce, Rep. bot. Exch. Club 6: 93-100. 1921.
Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1920-1921: 41-44.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedic. 1827-1927: 210-212. 1932 (portr.)
Anon., The Lily Year-Book 6. 1937 (portr.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 17. 1973.
Dolezal, Friedrich Welwitsch 232 [index]. 1974.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Contributions to Martius, Fl. bras.:
a. Cyatheaceae, Polypodiaceae, 1(2): 305-624, pl. 20-70. 1 Mai 1870.
b. Connaraceae, Ampelidae, 14(2): 173-216, pl. 41-52. 1 Jul 1871.
c. Compositae I, 6(2): 1-180, pl. 1-50. 1 Jun 1873.
d. Compositae II, 6(2): 181-376, pl. 51-102. 1 Feb 1876.
e. Compositae III, 6(3): 1-134, pl. 1-44. 1 Jul 1882.
f. Compositae IV, 6(3): 137-412, pl. 45-108. 1 Mai 1884.
(2) Baines, Flora Yorkshire, Suppl. 1, Flowering plants and ferns, London 1854.
(3) Oliver, Flora of tropical Africa, vols. 1-8, 1868-1903, many treatments (see BM 1: 89,
6: 50).
(4) Journal of Botany, assistant editor to B. Seemann, vols. 8-13, 1870-1875.
(5) Hooker and Baker, Synopsis filicum, see W. J. Hooker.
(6) Hooker, Fl. Brit. India: Leguminosae in 2: 56-240. Mai 1876, 241-306. Jul 1878;
Scitamineae in 6: 198-224. Dec 1890, 225-264. Jul 1892.
(7) Saunders, Refugium botanicum, 5 vols. 1869-1873; descriptions by J. G. Baker.
104,
BAKER, J. G.
EPONYMY: Bakerantha L. B. Smith (1934); Bakerella Van Tieghem (1895); Bakeria E. F.
André (1889); Bakeria B. C. Seemann (1864); Bakeriella Pierre ex Dubard (1911);
Bakerisideroxylon (Engler) Engler (1904) ; Bakerophyton (J. Léonard) J. Hutchinson (1964,
probably also dedicated to Edmund Gilbert Baker (1864-1949), q.v.); Bakeropteris
O. Kuntze (1891); Neobakeria Schlechter (1924).
Note: Bakeridesta Hochreutiner (1913) is dedicated to Edmund Gilbert Baker (1864-1949),
q.v.; Bakerolimon Linczevski (1968) is dedicated to Herbert G. Baker (1920-x), British
botanist; Bakeromyces H. Sydow & P. Sydow (1917) and Bakerophoma Diedicke (1916) are
dedicated to Charles Fuller Baker (1872-1927), q.v.
266. The flowering plants and ferns of Great Britain: an attempt to classify them according
to their geognostic relations. A paper read before the British Association for the Advance-
ment of Science, at the twenty-fifth annual meeting, Glasgow 1855. With additions.
London (W. & F. G. Cash) 1855. Oct. (Fl. pl. ferns Britain).
Publ.: Sep-Dec 1855, date on inside cover (p. ii): 1 Sep 1855, p. [1]-30, [1]. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 89; Jackson p. 231; Kew 1: 130; PR 358.
267. North Yorkshire: studies of its botany, geology, climate and physical geography ...
with four maps. London 1863. Oct. (N. Yorkshire).
Ed. 1: 1863 (p. viii: 1 Mar 1863), p. [i]-xii, [1]-353, 4 maps.
Ed. 2: London (A. Brown & Sons) 1906; t.p.: ““This work forms the third volume of the
botanical series of the Transactions of the Yorkshire Naturalists’ Union,” (p. viii: Jan
1906, p. ix: 8 Jan 1906) p. [i]-xiv, [1]-671, [1 err.], [text starts on p. 3]. A consolidated
reprint of the six parts originally published in the Transactions of the Yorkshire
Naturalists’ Union as follows:
part pages Transactions date of issue
I 1-48, map Tel Nov 1888
2 49-144, 2 maps 12 Jan 1889
3 145-272 13 Sep 1889
4 273-336 15 Nov 18g0
5 337-400 107) Oct 1892
6 401-671, ind., titles 33 Feb 1906
Ref.: BL 2: 275; BM 1: 89; Jackson p. 262; Kew 1: 130; PR 359.
268. Flora of Mauritius and the Seychelles: a description of the flowering plants and ferns of
those islands. London (L. Reeve & Co.) 1877. Oct. (Fl. Mauritius).
Orig. ed.: 2 Aug 1877, the date on which Thiselton-Dyer sent a copy to the Colonial
Office (p. 12*: Apr 1877, J. Bot. Aug 1877); p. [1*]-19*, [i]-1, [1, h.t.], [1]-557-
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1970, Historiae naturalis classica, t. 75, ISBN 3-7682-
0677-7, p. [i-iv], [1*]-19*, [i-l. [i, h.t.], [1]-557. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 89; Jackson p. 353; Kew 1: 131.
Trimen, J. Bot. 15: 309-311. Oct 1877.
Anon., [Thiselton-Dyer], Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1905: 37.
269. A flora of the English Lake District. London (George Bell & Sons) 1885. Oct. (FI. Engl.
Lake District).
Publ.: Feb-Mai 1885 (p. iv: Feb 1885; J. Bot. Mai, Nat. Nov. Jun 1885), p. [i]-viii, [1]-
262. Copy: HH.
Ref.: Britten, J. Bot. 23: 189-190. 1885.
270. Handbook of the fern-allies: A synopsis of the genera and species of the natural orders
Equisetaceae, Lycopodiaceae, Selaginellaceae, Rhizocarpeae. London (George Bell &
Sons) 1887. Oct. (Handb. fern-allies).
Publ.: Jul 1887 (pref. p. viii: Mai 1887, copy presented by Baker to BM on 7 Jul 1887;
Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 2: 167. Aug 1887; Nat. Nov. Aug 1887; information W. T.
Stearn), p. [i]-vii, [1]-159. Copies: BM, US.
Ref.: BM 1: 89; Kew 1: 191.
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271. Handbook of the Amaryllideae, including the Alstroemerieae and Agaveae. London
(George Bell & Sons) 1888. Oct. (Handb. Amaryll.)
Orig. ed.: Apr 1888, after 20 Mar (preface) and before 15 Apr 1888 (Nat. Nov.) — p. [i]-
xii, [1]-216. Copies: BR (signed by author “May 1888”), G, MO, NY. — The Hypo-
xideae and Vellosieae are excluded because they had just been treated in the Journal
of the Linnean Society of London (Botany) 17: 93.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1972, Plant monograph reprints vol. 7, ISBN 3-7682-
0751-x, p. [i-ii*], [i]-xii, [1]-216. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 89; Kew 1: 131; Langman 108.
Britten, J. Bot. 26: 253-254. 1888.
272. Handbook of the Bromeliaceae. London (George Bell & Sons) 1889. Oct. (Handb.
Bromel.)
Orig. ed.: Aug-Oct 18809, after 17 Aug (preface) and before 15 Oct (Nat. Nov.), p. [i]-xi,
[1]-243. Copies: BR, G, L, MO, NY, US. — The abbreviation “M.D.” indicates that
there is an original drawing of the plant in the Morren collections at Kew.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1972. Plant Monograph Reprints ISBN 3-7682-0752-8,
p. [i*-ii*], [i]-xi, [1]-243. Copies: FAS, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 89; Kew 1: 132; Langman p. 108; IDC 5830.
Rendle, J. Bot. 28: 24-26. 1890.
273. Handbook of the Irideae. London (George Bell & Sons), New York 1892. Oct. (Handb.
Trid.)
Orig. ed.: Aug-Nov 1892 (preface 17 Aug; Nat. Nov. Dec 1892), p. [i]-xii, [1]-247.
Copies: BR, G, MO, US.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1972. Plant Monograph Reprints vol. 9, ISBN 3-7682-
0753-6, p. [i*-ii*], [i]-xu1, [1]-247. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: Rendle, J. Bot. 31: 154-156. 1893.
Bakhuizen van den Brink, Reinier Cornelis Jr. (1911-x), Dutch botanist. (Bakh. f.)
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Mainly at BO and L.
Ref eA o\s Ge.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Bossert p. 22; Kew 1: 135; Zander ed. 10, p. 630.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males ser. 1. 1: 32. 1950 (portr.)
Roon, Int. direct. spec. pl. tax. 13. 1958.
NOTE: For Reinier Cornelis Bakhuizen van den Brink Sr. (Bakh.) (1881-1945), Dutch
botanist on Java, see e.g. Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 31-32. 1950.
274. Een bijdrage tot de kennis van de Melastomataceae van den Maleischen Archipel in het
bijzonder van die van Nederlandsch Indié. Proefschrift ter verkrijging van den graad
van doctor in de wis- en natuurkunde aan de Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht, op gezag van
den Rector Magnificus, L. van Vuuren, hoogleeraar in de Faculteit der Letteren en
Wijsbegeerte, volgens besluit van den Senaat der Universiteit tegen de bedenkingen van
de Faculteit der Wis- en Natuurkunde te verdedigen op Maandag 17 mei 1943, des na-
middags te 3 uur door Reinier Cornelis Bakhuizen van den Brink, geboren te Tanjinan-
gan (Java). Gouda (Koch & Knuttel) [1943]. Oct. (Badr. Melastom.)
Publ.: 17 May 1943 (day on which this thesis was publicly defended at Utrecht), p. [i-
viii], [1]-31, [theses 2 p.]. Copies: Bakh., BR, L. The text is a Dutch summary of the
Contribution (see below) which was published on the same day. The new names occur-
ring in this thesis were validated in the Contribution.
275. A contribution to the knowledge of the Melastomataceae occurring in the Malay Archipel-
ago especially in the Netherlands East Indies. Gouda 1943. Oct. (Contr. Melastom.)
Orig. issue: 17 May 1943, p. [1]-391. Copies: BR, K, L(2), U, author. — Ten copies of this
preprint with a special cover and separate title were available to the public and depo-
sited in public libraries (L, U) on 17 May 1943. This distribution, even though small
because of special conditions (paper shortage) caused by the German occupation of
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the Netherlands, fulfilled the requirements of effective publication. ‘The type was kept
and run off again in 1946 when it appeared (in December) as p. 1-391 of volume 40
of the Recueil des Travaux botaniques néerlandais. Another set of copies appeared in
1947 as Mededeelingen van het Botanisch Museum en Herbarium van de Rijks-
universiteit te Utrecht no. 91. This issue of the Mededeelingen is dated 1943 because
of the ten preprints available on 17 May 1943. One of the Leiden copies is that of
C. A. Backer who testified on the first page the receipt of his (private) copy on 12 Oct
1943. Copies of the reprint were available on 17 May 1943 (fide A. A. Pulle, J. Lan-
jouw, oral comm.). The Kew copy was forwarded by the author to the Royal Botanic
Gardens Kew early in 1947 before the issue of the 1947 copies.
The 1943 copies are recognizable only by means of a grey cover in combination with
headlines on p. [1] identifying the publication as a reprint from the Recueil as well as
no. 91 of the Mededeelingen. ‘The characters used for the title on the cover are larger than
those used for the author’s name.
1947 issue (a): as above but with yellow cover of the Mededeelingen. Copies: L, U, FAS, NY.
1947 issue (b): on p. [1] in heading only “Extrait du ...” and not the Mededeelingen
imprint; number of copies: 50, distributed privately. Grey cover, title and author’s
name from same font. Copy: Author.
Balansa, Benedict (‘Benjamin’) (1825-1891), French botanical explorer. (Balansa).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown; large sets especially at P, for details see IH. Balansa
issued various sets of plants such as Plantes du Paraguay (1878-1884). These sets were
irregular in numbers as well as in labelling and do not constitute regular exsiccatae.
Spegazinni’s Fungi guaranitict and Mueller Arg., Lichenes paraguayenses are based on Balan-
sa’s Paraguayan collections. Many Balansa collections are described in the Plantae
hasslerianae, Bull. herb. Boissier ser. 2, tome 2. 1902. Balansa collected also in Turkey,
Algiers, Marocco, New Caledonia, Loyalty Is., ‘Tonkin.
IMAGES MUSE CIB este
Candolle, Phytographie 393-394. 1880.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 28-30. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 384, 12(1): 265; Barnhart 1: 110; BM 6: 51;
Bossert p. 22; CSP 1: 66, 7: 76, 9: [n.v.], 12: 45, 13: 258; GR p. 304; Kew 1: 137; Zander
(ed. 10) p. 630.
Cosson et Durieu, Exp. Sci. Algérie, Bot. 2: xx. 1868.
Cosson, Comp. fl. Atl. 1: 16-17. 1881.
Debeaux, Rev. de Bot. 10: 661-664. 1892.
Gagnepain, Fl. Indochine, tome prél. 34. 1944.
Astre, La vie de Benjamin Balansa, botaniste explorateur. Toulouse 1947, 200 p. (portr.)
(coll. Les livres du Museum, Toulouse).
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 32-33. 1950.
Davy de Virville, Hist. bot. France p. 381 [index]. 1954.
Astre, Mem. Acad. Sci. Inscr. Belles-Lettres Toulouse ser. 14. 3 (= 124): 17-34. 1962
(documents on trip to ‘Tonkin and Java).
Astre, Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Toulouse 1o1: 170. 1966.
EPONYMY: Balansaea Boissier & Reuter (1852) ; Balansaephytum Drake del Castillo (1896) ;
Balansia Spegazzini (1885); Balansiella Hennings (1904); Balansina G. Arnaud (1918) ;
Balansiopsis Héhnel (1910); Balansochloa O. Kuntze (1903).
Balbis, Giovanni-Batista (1765-1831), Italian physician and botanist at Torino, pupil
of Allioni. (Balb.)
HERBARIUM and Types: TO; plants from the Lyonnese period at LY.
Ref.: TH 2: 51; Saccardo 2: 14.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cx-cxi. 1883.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb., 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 406, 5(2): 290; Barnhart 1: 110; BL 2: 194,
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380; BM 1: go-91, 6: 51; Bossert p. 22; CSP 1: 167-168; GR p. 513; IF p. 680; Jackson
200, 286, 320, 438; Kew 1: 137; LS 1586-1592; MD p. 50-52; MW p. 30; NI 70-71,
1448; PR 362-368; Saccardo 1: 20, 2: 14; Cron. p. xiv; Zander ed. 10, p. 630.
Anon., Flora 14: 240. 1831.
Anon., Alg. Konst- Letter-Bode 1831(2): 193-194. 1831.
Anon., Bibliot. Ital. (Milano) 61: 408-410. 1831.
Anon. [S.], Flora 14: 240. 1831.
Candolle, Bibl. Univ. sci. 46(2): 214-217. 1831.
Grognier, Bull. Sci. nat. 26(g9): 281-285. 1831.
Colla, Elogio storico ... G. B. Balbis. Torino 1832 (n.v., fide BMNH).
Colla, Mem. Accad. Sci. Torino 36(1): xxvii-liv. 1833.
Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon 1836 (frontispiece portr.)
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 371-372, 129, 157. 1862.
Fournier, in Baillon, Dict. bot. 1: 354. 1876.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cx-cxi. 1883.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 108, 159. 1903. 3(3): 174. 1905.
Mangin, Bull. Soc. bot. Lyon 32: 4-5. 1907.
Mattirolo, Cronistoria orto bot. (Valentino) Torino liii-lv. 1929 (portr.)
Bollea et al., Enciclop. Ital. 5: 906. 1930.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 13-14. 1941.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, ‘Taxon 21: 66. 1972 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: With D. Nocca: Flora ticinensis, q.v.
EPONYMY: Balbisia A. P. de Candolle (1833); Balbisia Cavanilles (1804, nom. cons.) ;
Balbisia Willdenow (1803, nom. rej.)
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 315-316. 1972.
276. Elenco delle piante crescenti ni contorni di Torino compilato dal cittadino Giovanni
Battista Balbis medico dell’ armata francese in Italia. Torino anno 9° republicano [1801]
dalla Stamperia filantropica. Oct. (in fours) (Elenco).
Publ.: 1801 (the gth year of the Republic ran from 23 Sep 1800-17 Sep 1801; p. 4:
1 Nivése an 9 = 22 Dec 1800), p. [1]-102, [1, err.] Copies: G, HH, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 90; Kew 1: 137; LS 1586; PR 362.
277. Catalogus plantarum horti botanici taurinensis. A. reip. gall. xii. (1804) Ex typogra-
phia phylantropica. Oct. (Cat. pl.)
Ed. 1804: (p. viii: 18 Dec 1803; an. xii = 24 Sep 1803-17 Sep 1804), p. [i]-vili, [1]-50.
Copy: NY.
Ed. 1807: Catalogus stirpium horti botanici taurinensis, ‘Torino (Ex typographia partitionis)
1807 (p. [3]: 1 Jan 1807) Oct. (in fours), p. [1]-63. Copy: HU.
Ed. 1810: Catalogus plantarum ... ad annum 18ro. Torino (Typographia praefecturae) s.d.
[1810] (p. 3: 15 Dec 1809), p. [1]-67. Copies: G, NY.
Ed. 1812: Catalogus stirpium ... ad annum mdccexii. Torino (Vincenti Bianco) s.d. [1812]
(p. 7: 1 Nov 1811; BF 4 Jan 1812), p. [1]-80, [1, err.]. Copies: M, NY.
Ed. 1813: Catalogus stirpium ... ad annum mdccexiii. Torino (Vincenti Bianco) s.d. [1813]
(p. 4: 1 Jan 1813; donated to Torino Acad. 8 Feb 1813; BF 12 Mar 1813), p. [1]-83.
Copies: M, NY, US, USDA.
Ed. 1814: Ad catalogum stirpium horti academici taurinensis editum anno mdcccxiii appendix
prima. s.d., s.1. [Torino 1814] (p. 4: 1 Apr 1814, p. 18: mdccxiv), p. [1]-18. Copies: M,
USDA.
No information is available to us on issues for 1805 and 1811, mentioned, but not seen,
by PR.
Ref.: Kew 1: 137; PR 366.
278. Miscellanea botanica ubi et rariorum horti botanici stirpium, minusque cognitarum
descriptiones, ac additamentum alterum ad floram pedemontanam, et ad Elenchum
plantarum circa taurinensem urbem nascentium; tum locorum natalium indicatio, ac
observationes botanicae continentur. [Torino 1804]. Qu. (Misc. bot.)
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Publ.: 1803 or, more likely, 1804 (read 23 Jan 1803), p. [i], [1]-68, [2 p. tab. expl.],
11 plates, reprinted with independent pagination and separate title page from ‘‘Mém.
de l’Ac. des Sc. de Turin vol. 7” [on plates], which is 7(1): 317-386. 1804 [an xii;
24 Sep 1803-17 Sep 1804]. Copies: G, HH, MO. — The plates (nos z-1z) are uncoloured
copper engravings by Chianale Amati et Tela, Torino.
Miscellanea altera botanica [‘Torino 1809], p. [1]-43, pl. 1-2, no special t.p. but reprinted
with independent pagination from Mem. Acad. Sci. Turin 1805-1808: 199-241. 1809;
read to Academy on 19 Jan 1806. Copies: G, HH, HU, MO.
Ref.: Kew 1: 137; LS 1588, 1589 [34]; PR 363.
279. Flora taurinensis sive enumeratio plantarum circa Taurinensem urbem nascentium.
Torino (Ex typographia Johannis Giossi) 1806. Oct. (Fl. taur.)
Publ.: 1806, probably Jan-Mar (Balbis sent a copy to Dégerand on 1 Apr 1806 (MD),
rev. Nuov. Giorn. Lett. Pisa ser. 2. 4: 439 Mai-Jun 1806, BH), p. [i]-xvi, 1-224. Copies:
G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 91; Kew 1: 137; LS 1590; MD p. 50; PR 365.
Schrader, Neues J. Bot. 3(1/2): 190-194. Apr 1809.
280. Horti academici taurinensis stirpium minus cognitarum aut forte novarum icones et
descriptiones. Fasciculus primus. Torino (Ex typis Imperialis Academiae Scientiarum,
Literarum, et Artium) 1810. Qu. + (Hort. taur. stirp.)
Publ.: 1810, p. [1]-28, pl. [1-7], [1 expl. pl.]. Copies: G, NY. — Expl. pl. and errata on p. 3
of cover. — Preprinted, with independent pagination, Jul-Dec 1810 (read on 2 Jun
1810) from Mém. Acad. Imp. Sci. Turin 18: 347-363, pl. iv-ix. 1811. In a letter (at G)
from Balbis to Froelich dated 15 Jan 1811 Balbis writes: ‘“‘Habebis cito ... primum
fasciculum plantarum horti hujusce.’? — Seven copper engravings by Angela
Bottione.
Ref.: Jackson 438; Kew 1: 137; NI 70; PR 367.
281. Flore lyonnaise, ou description des plantes qui croissent dans les environs de Lyon
et sur le Mont-Pilat. Lyon (C. Coque) 1827-1828, 2 vols. (in 3). Oct. (in fours) (FI. lyon.)
Vol. 1, part r: Oct-Nov 1827 (pref. p. xvi: Oct 1827, BF 21 Nov 1827), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-
xvi, [1]-471. Copy: B.
Vol. 1, part 2: 21 Oct-21 Nov 1827 (errata: 21 Oct 1827, BF 21 Nov 1827), p. [i-iii],
[473]-890, [1, err.], Tableau synopt.: [1]-30. Copy: B.
Vol. 2: 1 Mai-5 Jul 1828 (preface 1 Mai 1828, BF 5 Jul 1828), p. [i]-viii, [1]-371, [372,
err.]. Copy: B. — Other state: errata on p. [372] lacking.
Supplement, Anonymous, 1835, see Roffavier.
Ref.: BM 1: 91; BL 2: 188; Kew 1: 137; Jackson p. 286; LS 1592; MD p. 51-52, PR 368;
IDC 245.
Tucker, Cat. Arnold Arb. 1: 54. 1914.
Baldacci, Antonio (1867-1950), Italian botanist, collected on the Balcan and in Greece.
(Baldacci).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material in many herbaria, especially FI, see IH.
Refs lH a5 1:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 202, 12(3): 63; Barnhart 1: 110; BL 2: 384;
Bossert p. 22; CSP 13: 259-260; Kew 1: 137-139; NY p. 18; Saccardo 1: 20; Zander
ed. 10, p. 630.
Marchesetti, Atti Museo Civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 132. 1895.
Baldinger, Ernst Gottfried (1738-1804), German botanist. (Baldinger).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 2: 4-5; AG 2(1): 23; Barnhart 1: 111; BM 1: 91;
Jackson p. 428; Kew 1: 139; LS 1596, 30799; NDB 1: 550-552; PR 369-373.
Anon., Allg. med. Ann. neunzehnten Jahrh. 1804: 160.
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Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 1: 517-522. 1820.
Hulth, Bref och skr. Linné 2(1): 137-141. 1916.
EPoNyMY: Baldingera P. G. Gaertner, B. Meyer & J. Scherbius (1799).
282. Dissertatio inauguralis botanico-medica de filicum seminibus quam praeside Ernesto
Godofr. Baldinger ... pro gradu doctoris medicinae summisque in medicina priviligiis
legitime impetrandis die xvi jun. mdcclxx. Publice defendendam exhibet auctor Joannes
Philippus Wolff, svinfurtensis. Jena [1770]. Qu. (Filic. semin.)
Orig. ed.: 16 Jun 1770 (date on which this thesis was defended; Jenaische Zeit. gel.
Sachen 25 Jun 1770), p. [1]-28, (p. 28: 12 Jun 1770). Copies: NY, UC. — Authorship
of this thesis must be attributed to Joannes Philippus Wolff who acted as respondens
but is called auctor on the title page.
Reprint: in Ludwig, Delect. opusc. bot. 1: 310-339. 1790 (PR 5658), see also GGA 1771
(46): 400. 18 Apr 1771.
Ref.: BH; PR 372.
283. Ueber das Studium der Botanik und die Erlernung derselben. Jena 1770. Qu. (n.v.)
(Stud. Bot.)
Publ.: Sep 1770 (Baldinger sent a copy to Linnaeus on 29 Sep 1770; Jenaische Zeit. gel.
Sachen 10 Sep 1770).
Ref.: BM 1: 91; PR 371.
Hulth, Bref och Skr. Linné 2(1): 138-139. 1916.
284. Index plantarum horti et agri jenensis. Gdttingen, Gotha 1773. (n.v.) (Index pl. jenensis).
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1773 (GGA 3 Jul 1773; preface 8 Mai 1773).
Ref.: Jackson p. 428; PR 370; IDC 5831.
Baldwin, William (1779-1819), United States physician and botanist, plant collector
in the southeastern United States and in South America. (Baldw.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Baldwin’s collections were acquired by Lewis von Schweinitz
who discarded the original labels. Von Schweinitz’ herbarium is now at PH. Further
specimens are at DWC, LASCA, MANCH and P-DU; the Lambert set of Baldwin
specimens is now also at PH (via ‘Tuckerman).
Ref.: 1H 2: 52.
Ewan, Editor’s Introduction, to facsimile edition of Reliquiae baldwinianae (see
below) p. vili-ix.
Miller, Taxon 19: 513. 1970.
Stuckey, ‘Taxon 20: 443-459. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 111; BM 1: g1; Bossert p. 23; CSP 1: 169,
12: 45; Jackson p. 494; Kew 1: 141-142; MET: 162, 3: 533 (bibl.); NCAB 10: 275-276;
PR 377.
Baldwin, Journal of William Baldwin, botanist of the first part of the expedition from
Pittsburgh to the Rocky Mountains. 1819, 149 p. (n.v., fide ME).
Darlington, Reliquiae baldwinianae, Philadelphia 1843 (portr.)
Redfield, Bot. Gaz. 8: 233-237. 1883 (bibl.)
Harsberger, Bot. Philadelphia 119-125, 440. 1899.
Spaulding, Popular Sci. Monthly 73: 495-497, 1908 (portr.)
Kelly, Some American medical botanists 104-112. 1914 (portr.)
Kelly and Burrage, American medical biographies 55. 1920.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club. 16: 290. 1921.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. botany 15-17. 1961.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 460. 1967.
Ewan, A short history of botany in the U.S. 38, 40, 89. 1969.
Ewan, l.c. (see above) p. i-lxix. 1969 [sources]. Editor’s introduction, to facsimile edition
of Reliquiae baldwinianae.
Stuckey, Taxon 20: 443-459. 1971 (Baldwin coll. in Collins’ herb.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 17-18, 446. 1973.
IIo
BALFOUR, I. B.
EPONYMY: Balduina Nuttall (1818, nom. cons.); Baldwinia J. Torrey & A. Gray (1842,
orth. var.)
Note: Baldwiniella V. F. Brotherus (1906) is dedicated to David Dwight Baldwin (1831-
1912), Hawaiian botanist.
HANDWRITING: Darlington, Reliquiae baldwinianae, Philadelphia 1843 (frontispiece).
285. Reliquiae baldwinianae : selectionsfrom the correspondence of the late William Baldwin,
M.D. surgeon in the U.S. navy. With occasional notes, and a short biographical memoir.
Compiled by William Darlington, M.D. ... Philadelphia (Kimber and Sharpless) 1843.
Oct. (Relig. baldw.)
Orig. ed.: 1-19 Jul 1843, p. [1]-346, [1, corr.], frontispiece portrait. For a commentary
and additional indexes see 1969 facsimile edition.
Facsimile ed.: New York and London (Hafner) 1969, Classica botanica americana suppl.
ii, p. [ti*-iv*], i-lxix (intr. Ewan, index), [1]-346, [1, corr.]. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 91; Jackson p. 494; Kew 1: 142; PR 377, 2051.
Anon., Proc. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 1: 134. 1843 (book rd. 19 Jul 1843).
Gray, Amer. J. Sci. 46: 192-195. 1844.
Redfield, Bot. Gaz. 8: 233-237. 1883.
Lauener, Notes Roy. bot. Gard. Edinburgh 29(3): 405. 1969.
Stafleu, Taxon 18: 717. 1969.
Balfour, [Sir] Isaac Bayley (1853-1922), Scottish botanist, professor of botany in the
University of Edinburgh. 1888-1921, Queens’ botanist in Scotland, son of John Hutton
Balfour. (J. B. Balf.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: E; first set of Rodriguez and Socotra Islands (1874-1875) at K.
Socotra, Aden and Scottish plants also at OXF. Balfour’s Collectio myxomycetum at E has
material from many collectors.
Ref.: TH 2: 52.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 41. 1953.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 125. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 57. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 112; BB p. 16-17; BL 1: 98, 101; BM 1: 92,
6: 52; CSP 7: 77, 9: 108, 12: 45, 13: 262; IF p. 680; Jackson p. 133; Kew 1: 142-143;
Langman p. 679, 791; LS 1602-1604; MW p. 30-31; NI 72; Plesch p. 399.
Balfour, ‘Testimonials in favour of Isaac Bayley Balfour [Edinburgh] 1879, 42 p.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1883-1884: 30-31. 1886.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 89. 1903, 3(3): 75. 1905.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 107, 128. 1909.
Anon., The Times 1 Dec. 1922 (n.v.).
Anon., Bot. Exchange Club Reports 6(5): 690-692. 1923.
Bower, J. Bot. 61: 23-26. 1923 (from The Glasgow Herald 5 Dec 1922).
Bower, Proc. Roy. Soc. Edinburgh 43(3): 230-236. 1923.
Farmer, Ann. Bot. 37: 335-339. 1923 (portr.)
Farmer, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1923: 30-35.
Wright Smith, Trans. bot. Soc. Edinburgh 28: 192-196. 1923 (portr.)
Prain, Proc. Roy. Soc. London 96B(678): i-xvii. 1924.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Magaz. Dedic. 1827-1927: 246-248. 1932.
White, The Stapelieae 1: 117 (portr.) 1937.
Bower, Sixty years of botany in Britain 58-65. 1938.
Desmond, DSB 1: 422-423. 1970.
Anon., J. Roy. hort. Soc. 98(3). 1973 (portr.)
Matthews, Bot. Soc. Edinburgh News 10: 4-6. 1973, 11: 5-7. 1973:
COMPOSITE WoRKs: Balfour was one of the editors of Annals of Botany (1887-1912); he
published a revised version of J. von Sachs History of botany (1890) as well as of Solms
Laubach, Fossil botany (1891). Balfour translated, with P. Groom, Schimper’s Plant-
geography upon a physiological basis (1903).
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BALFOUR,I.B.
EPONYMY: Balfourina O. Kuntze (1891).
286. Botany of Socotra by Isaac Bayley Balfour ... with the assistance of other botanists.
Forming vol. xxxi of the Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Edinburgh
(Robert Grant & Son), London (Williams and Norgate) 1888. Qu. (Bot. Socotra).
Publ.: 1888 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1888), p. [i]-lxxv, [1]-446, roo pl., map. Copies: G, NY. -
Fungi by M. C. Cooke.
Ref: BL 12,1015) BM 11:92; Kew) 9143; 1 DE) 437.
Balfour, John Hutton (1808-1884), British botanist at Glasgow 1841-1845, King’s
botanist in Scotland, professor of botany in Edinburgh 1845-1879, father of I. B. Balfour.
(Balf.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: E, Scottish material also at GL, K and PTH.
Refi V2 526
Kent, Brit. herbaria 41. 1953.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 57. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 112; BB p. 17; BL 2: 296-298, 306, 308, 309;
BM 1: 92; Bossert p. 23; CSP 1: 170, 7: 77, 9: 108, 13: 262; GR p. 388-389; Jackson
p. 518 [index]; Kew 1: 143-145; Langman p. 107; LS 1605-1606; MW p. 31; Proc.
Linn. Soc. 1883-1884: 30; Zander ed. 10, p. 630.
Britten, J. Bot. 22: 128. 1884.
Babington, Memorials 471. 1897.
I. B. Balfour, Notes Edinburgh Bot. Garden 2: 21-23. 1902.
I. B. Balfour, in Oliver, Makers Brit. botany 293-300. 1913 (portr.)
Desmond, DSB 1: 423. 1970.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Annals and Magazine of natural History, editor, vol. 9-20, ser. 2. 1-20,
1842-1857.
EPONYMY: Balfourodendron Mello ex D. Oliver (1877).
287. Flora of Edinburgh being a list of plants found in the vicinity of Edinburgh by John
Hutton Balfour ... assisted by John Sadler ... Edinburgh (Adam and Charles Black)
1863. Oct. (Fl. Edinburgh).
Co-author: John Sadler (1837-1882), mosses, hepatics and lichens.
Publ.: 1863, p. [i]-vii, [1]-174, 2 maps. Copies: BM, NY.
Ref.: BL 1: 306; BM 1: 92; Jackson p. 252.
Ball, John (1818-1889), Irish born British botanist, travelled in Marocco (1871), North
and South America (1882) and frequently in the European Alps. (7. Ball).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: E, K and also some at OXF and GL.
Ref.: BB p. 17; 1H 2: 52.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 41. 1953.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 125. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 57. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 7: 94, 357; Barnhart 1: 112; BB p. 17; BL 1: 43,
45 233, 254, 256, 2: 319, 330; BM 1: 93, 6: 52-53; CSP 1: 171, 7: 78, 9: 109, 13: 263;
DNB suppl... 1. 1: 1153 DTS(1:.14)/6(4) 2 52), 14a njackson p; 220, 3515) Kew. 15146;
PR 393; Saccardo, Cron. p. xv; Zander ed. 10, p. 631.
Cosson, Comp. FI. atl. 1: 18-19. 1881.
Thiselton Dyer, J. Bot. 27: 365-370. 1889.
Hooker, Ann. Bot. 3: 450-451. 1890 (bibl.)
Hooker, Proc. Roy. Soc. London 47: v-ix. 1890, also in J. Roy. Geogr. Soc. (repr. 16 p.
Engler coll. at DS), see also J. Bot. 29: 32. 1891.
Babington, Memorials 471. 1897.
Pau, Anal. Soc. Esp. Hist. Nat. ser. 2. 6: 228-239. 1897.
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BALSAMO-CRIVELLI
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 89, 159. 19033 3(3): 75, 174. 1905.
Arechavaleta, Fl. Urug. 3: 2. 1906.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 2. 1906.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedic. 1827-1927: 226-228. 1932.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 14. 1941.
Coats, The plant hunters 29, 34-36. 1969.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: J. D. Hooker and J. Ball, Marocco and the Great Atlas, (1878).
HANDWRITING: Monogr. biol. Canar. 4: 32. 1973, fig. II.
288. Spicilegium florae maroccanae, in Journal of the Linnean Society of London 16: 281-772.
1877-1878. Oct.
part pages journal dates part pages journal dates
93 281-376 29 Nov 1877 95 473-568 27 Feb 1878
94 377-472 10 Jan 1878 96/97 569-772 17 Jun 1878
No reprint with independent pagination is known to us.
Ballet, Jules (1825-?), French author. (Ballet).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 114; BL 1: 228; Kew 1: 148.
289. La Guadeloupe, Renseignements sur l’histoire, la flore, la faune, la géologie, la
minéralogie, l’agriculture, le commerce, l’industrie, la législation, l’administration. Vol.
1. Basse-Terre (Imprimerie du Gouvernement) 1894-1899, 3 vols. (in 5). Oct. (Guade-
loupe).
Publ.: Vol. 1, which contains the botany, dated “‘Basse-Terre 1890” has 1894 on the
wrapper; however, according to Urban the book came on the market only in 1899.
See Urban for a critical evaluation. The catalogue of the Pteridophyta is by M. Mazé
whose collections were with Duss on Guadeloupe (later transferred to B) and with
Krug and Urban (later also in B). — Vol. 1: p. [1]-527. Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: Kew 1: 148.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1901, app. 2: 44.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 1. 1902.
Balsamo, Francesco (1850-?), Italian algologist. (Balsamo).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 114, BM 1: 93, 6: 54; Saccardo 1: 21.
De Toni, Syll. alg. 4(1): iv. 1897.
290. Sulla storia naturale delle alghe d’acque dolce del comune di Napoli memoria. Napoli
(R. Accademia delle Scienze fis. e. mat., M. de Rubertis). 1885. Qu. (Storia nat. alg.
Napolt).
Preprint: 1885 (printing completed 25 Jul 1885, fide p. 84), p. [i-ii], [1]-84, p. 1-2. Copy:
UG,
Journal publ.: Atti r. Accad. Sci. fis. mat. Napoli ser. 2. 1(14). “1888.”
Ref.: BM 1: 93.
Balsamo-Crivelli, Giuseppe Gabriel (1800-1874), Italian botanist. (Bals.-Criv.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: MI, other material at FI, G, MPU and PAD. — Exsiccatae (with
G. De Notaris) : Musci mediolanenses (fasc. i-iv, nos. 1-80, 1833-1838), sets at B, FI, G, M,
MPU, PAD, PAV, RO, TO, W.
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Ref.: 1H 2: 51.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 179-180. 1971.
Harant et al., Rev. bryol. lichénol. 89: 720-724. 1966.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 114; BM 1: 93; CSP 1: 171-174; Frank 3
(Anh.): 7; PR 396-398; Quenstedt p. 20; Saccardo 1: 21, 2: 14.
Calderini, Cenni biografici d. Prof. Gius. Balsamo-Crivelli, Varallo 1875 (n.v., Bot. Zeit.
33: 360).
EPONYMY: Balsamia Vittadini (1831).
291. Synopsis muscorum in agro mediolanenst hucusque lectorum. Milano (Felix Rusconi) 1833.
Oct. (Syn. musc. mediol.)
Co-author: Giuseppe De Notaris (1805-1877).
Publ.: 1833 (Bibl. It. rev. Dec 1833, publ. 12 Feb 1834), p. [1]-27. Copies: G, HH.
Ref.: PR 397.
292. Prodromus bryologiae mediolanensis. Milano (Felix Rusconi) 1834. Oct. (Prodr. bry ol.
mediol.)
Co-author: Giuseppe De Notaris (1805-1877).
Publ.: 1834 (p. 12: 30 Dec 1833; rd by Flora after 12 Mar), p. [1]-194. Copies: HH, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 93; PR 398; IDC 5314.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 6: 127-128. 1836.
Bamber, Charles James (1855-x), British soldier in the Indian Medical Service.
(Bamber).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 115; CSP 13: 273; Kew 1: 150.
293- Plants of the Punjab a descriptive key to the flora of the Punjab, North-west Fron tier
province and Kashmir. Lahore (Superintendent Government Printing, Punjab) 1916.
Oct. (Pl. Punjab).
Publ.: 1916 (p. [v*]: 1 Jul 1915), p. [i*-v*], [i]-iii, [1]-652, [i]-xxvii, 4 pl. Copy: L. -
An abbreviated flora of the region, based mainly on the Flora of British India.
Bang, Miguel (1853-?), Danish botanical collector active in Bolivia. (Bang).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Large sets in NY and US. — A series of Plantae bolivianae a Miguel
Bang lectae was distributed by N. L. Britton and H. H. Rusby (see Mem. Torrey Bot.
Club 3(3): 1-67 (1893), 4(3): 203-274 (1894), 6(1): 1-130 (1896) and Bull. New Y ork
Bot. Gard. 4: 309-479 (1907)). Sets at several herbaria, see IH.
Ref.: TH 2: 53.
Bang, Mem. Torrey bot. Club (3)3: 1-67. 1893 (enumeration of Boliv. plants ).
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 31-32. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 117; BM 1: 95.
Banister, John (1650-1692), British missionary in the West Indies and Virginia, ardent
naturalist. (Banister).
HERBARIUM and types: BM (Sloane herb.) and OXF. Letters and manuscripts at BM,
Bodleian Library, Oxford (see Ewan and Ewan 1970, below in note).
Refs WH2 253.
Dandy, ‘The Sloane herbarium 84-87. 1958.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 125-126. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: AG 4: 450; Barnhart 1: 117; BB p. 18; DNB 3: 119;
ME 1: 162, 3: 533; PR (ed. 1) 464.
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Petiver, Monthly Miscellany 7: 227-232. 1707.
Barton, Philadelphia med. phys. J. 2(2): 134-139. 1806.
Lewis, Virginia J. Sci. ser. 2. 8: 35-41. 1957.
Humphrey, Makers North Amer. Botany 17-18. 1961.
Ewan, Amer. Fern J. 53: 138-144. 1963 (fern records).
Crosswhite, Two early North American botanists, s.1. 1966 (contains facsimile repr. of
Banister’s Catalogue from Ray).
Ewan, DSB 1: 431-432. 1970.
Note: For full information, facsimiles of handwriting, etc., see Ewan and Ewan, John
Banister and his Natural History of Virginia 1678-1692, Urbana, Chicago, London 1970,
xxx, 485 p. (bibl.) (see also Stafleu, Taxon 20: 811-812. 1971).
EPONYMY: Banisteria Linnaeus (1753, nom. rej.); Banisteriaecarpum Krausel (1951);
Banisterioides Dubard & Dop (1908) ; Banisteriophyllum Ettingshausen (1887) ; Banisteriopsis
C. B. Robinson ex J. K. Small (1910); Banisterodes O. Kuntze (1891).
Banks, George (/l. 1823-1832), British silversmith and engraver, amateur botanist at
Devonport. (G. Banks).
HERBARIUM and types: Material at CGE and K.
Reece ii5e.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 41. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 117; BBp. 18-19; BM 1: 95; Jackson p. 518;
Kew 1: 153; PR 402-403.
Davey, Fl. Cornwall xxxix, xl. 1909.
EPpONyMY: Banksea J. G. Konig (1783); Banksia J. R. Forster & J. G. A. Forster (1776,
nom. rej.) and Banksia Linnaeus fil. (1782(?), nom. cons.) are dedicated to Joseph Banks
(1743-1820), q.v.
294. The Plymouth and Devonport flora; or, a description of plants indigenous to the neigh-
bourhood of these towns. Devonport (W. Byers), Plymouth (J. Gibson) 1830-1832,
8 parts. Oct. (Plymouth Devonport fl.)
Publ.: In eight parts between 1830 and 1832. The HH copy has seven parts, the cover of
part 7 being dated 1831. There are no page numbers and usually no signatures. Dates
of receipt by Linn. Soc.: 1, 2: 26 Jun 1830; 3-5: 8 Oct 1830; 6-7: 18 Mai 1831;
8: 18 Jun 1832; no. 1 actually publ. 27 Mar fide Gard. Mag. 6: 230. 1830; the eight
parts rev. Sep 1831 in Mag. nat. Hist. J. 4: 429. 1831.
Ref IKew 12 1535-PR 403.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew, add. ser. 3: 30. 1899.
Banks, Sir Joseph (1743-1820), British naturalist, traveller, philanthropist and scien-
tist, President of the Royal Society (1778-1820). (Banks).
coLLEcTIONs: The Banks herbarium, which during his life-time was housed at Soho
Square, London, and which constituted a center of plant taxonomic research unequalled
in the world at that time, is now the nucleus of the collection of the Department of
Botany of the British Museum (Natural History) (BM). This Department was originally
called the Banksian department and was established to receive the Banks collection
which had been bequeathed to Robert Brown on the condition that it would ultimately
go to the British Museum. Brown moved the herbarium to the British Museum in 1827.
In 1834 he reported that it contained 23.400 species. The Banks herbarium contains,
next to a great many other important collections, the main set of the collections made by
Banks and his librarian Daniel Solander (1736-1782) on their journey with Captain
Cook (first voyage 1768-1771). A great number of publications (though not by Banks)
are based on these collections.
For publications based in part, or fully, on the Banks herbarium see Aiton, R. Brown,
L’Héritier, Parkinson, Swartz.
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BANKS
Bank’s library is at the British Museum (Bloomsbury). For his correspondence see
Dawson (1958).
Ref.: TH 2: 53.
Banks, An account of the voyages ... in the Southern Hemisphere [ed. 2], 3 vols.
London 1773.
J. D. Hooker [ed.]. Journal of .. . Sir J. Banks . . . during Captain Cook’s first voyage.
London 1896.
Murray, History Coll. BMNH 1: 79-193. 1904.
Britten, J. Bot. 43: 248-290. 1905.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 3-4. 1906.
Arber, Chron. bot. 9: 94-106. 1945.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 41. 1953.
Dawson, The Banks letters, London 1958.
Groves, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 4: 57-62. 1962.
Lysaght, Joseph Banks in Newfoundland and Labrador, 1766. London 1971.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 399 (index). 1971.
Lysaght and Cannon, Taxon 22: 323. 1973; BSBI News 2(1): 15-16. 1973.
NOTE: The literature on Joseph Banks is enormous. We enumerate here some of the main
publications which guide the user to the further literature as well as some of the more
recent publications. An up to date general biography is given by Foote (1970), a very
detailed bibliography of and on Banks is provided by Beddie (1970); Lysaght (1971)
refers to much new source material on Banks’s earlier years. ‘The older biographies by
Jackson (in DNB), Edward Smith (1911) and Cameron (1952) are still very useful.
Beaglehole’s editing of the Endeavour Journal is also an important independent source.
For Banks’s correspondence see Dawson (1958). For the Catalogue of Banks’s library see
Dryander (1796-1800).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 211, 4: 638; Barnhart 1: 111; BB p. 19; BM 1: 95,
6: 55-56; Bossert p. 24; CSP 1: 176; DNB 3: 129 (by Jackson); HU [index to vol. 2];
Jackson p. 518 [index]; Kew 1: 153-154; KR p. 65-66; Laségue p. 561 [index]; LS 1666-
1667; Moebius p. 409; MW p. 31; NI 74; PR 404; Zander ed. 10, p. 631.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist.-nat. Banks. London 1798-1800, 5 vols. [see also under Dryan-
der].
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 86, 186. 1903, 3(3): 75. 1905.
Maiden, J. Proc. Roy. Soc. N.S.W. 42: 63-64. 1908.
Maiden, Sir Joseph Banks the Father of Australia. London, Sydney 1909.
Smith, Edward, ‘The life of Sir Joseph Banks. London 1911 (see also Lysaght, J. Soc.
Bibl. nat. Hist. 5(4): 206-209. 1964).
Oliver, Makers Brit. bot. 112-123. 1913.
Hulth, Bref och Skr. Linné 2(1): 150-152. 1916.
Fox, Fothergill 423 [index]. 1919.
Druce, Fl. Oxfordshire ed. 2. Ixxxix-xc. 1927.
Curtis, W. H., William Curtis 13, 39, 51, 59, 63, 82, 111. 1941.
Yedidie et al., New source material on Sir Joseph Banks and Iceland. Occ. papers Sutro
Branch Calif. State Libr., no. 3. 1941.
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxii. 1948.
Glen, The botanical explorers of New Zealand 173. 1950.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 34-35. 1950 (portr.)
Cameron, Sir Joseph Banks, K.B., P.R.S., The autocrat of the philosophers. London 1952.
Merrill, Chron. bot. 14: 163-383. 1954 (botany of Cook’s voyages).
Beer, The sciences were never at war. London, Edinburgh. Paris 1960.
Beaglehole, The Endeavour journal of Joseph Banks, 1768-1771, 2 vols. Sydney 1962.
Dawson, The Banks letters. London 1958. Suppl. London 1962.
Stafleu in l’Heritier, Sertum anglicum, facs. ed. xvi-xviil. 1963.
Rydén, ‘The Banks collection. Stockholm 1963 (portr.)
Rauschenberg, Isis 55: 62-67. 1964 (Banks on Solander).
Coats, Huntia 2: 185-215. 1965 (portr.)
Beaglehole, The voyage of the Endeavour 1768-1771. Cambridge 1968.
Stafleu, Taxon 17: 218-220. 1968.
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Stearn, Endeavour 27: 3-10. 1968.
Berkeley and Berkeley, Dr. Alexander Garden of Charles Town 361 [index]. 1969.
James, The trees of Bicton. 106. 1969.
McGillivray, Austral. nat. Hist. 16: 251-254. 1969.
Stearn, Notes and Records Roy. Soc. London 24(1): 64-90. 1969.
Whitley, Austral. nat. Hist. 16: 247-250. 1969.
Beddie, Bibliography of Captain James Cook. 1970 (nos. 3877-4282 and p. 815-816 on
Banks, extensive bibl. q.v. for the great majority of earlier references, and for referen-
ces to manuscrips, letters and publications.
Foote, DSB 1: 433-437. 1970.
McGillivray, Contr. New South Wales nat. Herb. 4: 112-125. 1970 (list ills. Botany
Cook).
McMinn, Allan Cunningham 143 [ind.] 1970.
Paget, To the south there is a great land. Sydney 1970.
Francis, Proc. Roy. Soc. Queensl. 83: 1-19. 1971 (1972).
McGillivray, J. Roy. Austral. Hist. Soc. 57(1): 10-16. 1971.
Lysaght, Joseph Banks in Newfoundland and Labrador 1766. London, Berkeley, Los
Angeles 1971 (portr.)
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 399 [index]. 1971.
Stearn, Nature 230 (5888): 13. 1971.
Rauschenberg, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 117(3) : 186-226. 1973 (portr.) (journals Iceland
etc.)
McLaren, J. Roy. Hort. Soc. 99(8): 339. 1974.
Lysaght, Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. London 28(2): 221-234. 19743 29(1): 91-99. 1974.
Smit, History of the Life sciences 869-870. 1974.
Stearn, J. Roy. Hort. Soc. 99(8) : 339-347. 1974 (portr.)
Stearn, Rec. Austral. Acad. Sci. 2(4): 7-24. 1974.
Cannon, Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. London 29(2): 205-230. 1975.
Teigen, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 7(3): 249-257. 1975 (suppl. letters).
Morrell, Sir Joseph Banks in New Zealand. Wellington. s.d.
EPONYMY: Banksea J. G. Konig (1783); Banksia J. R. Forster & J. G. A. Forster (1776,
nom. rej.); Banksia Linnaeus fil. (1782(?), nom. cons.); JFosephia R. Brown ex J. Knight
(1809).
POSTAGE STAMPS: New Zealand 6 c. (1969) yv. 494; Australia 5c. (1970) (fourth in strip
Cook Bicentenary).
295. Illustrations of Australian plants collected in 1770 during Captain Cook’s voyage round the world
in H.M.S. “‘Endeavour.”’ By the Right Hon. Sir Joseph Banks,: ... and Dr. Daniel So-
lander. With introduction and determinations by James Britten ... London 1900-1905.
Fol. (Ill. Austral. pl. Cook’s voy.)
Publ.: A series of lithographic reproductions of copper-plates engraved after the original
paintings at BM by F. P. Nodder, James Miller, J. F. Miller and John Clevely. Pu-
blished in three parts of which part 1 and 2 were entitled “Illustration of the Botany
of Captain Cook’s voyage ....”
Part 1: 1-31. pl. [7], 1-200. 1900,
2: 35-75. pl. 101-243. 1901,
3: 77-102. pl. 244-318, 45A, 122, 3 Maps. 1905.
For the artists see Maiden (p. 35-43. 1909) — For details on the voyage see Banks’s
journals, Cook’s journals (ed. Beaglehole) and Stearn (1968-1969). Beddie’s biblio-
graphy, cited above, gives an extensive list of literature on Banks and his participation
in the voyage of Cook.
Ref.: BM 6: 135; GFB p. 48; Kew 1: 154; NI 74.
Banks, An account of the voyages ... in the Southern Hemisphere (ed. 2), 3 vols.
London 1773.
Parkinson, A journal of a voyage to the South Seas. London 1773.
Britten, J. Bot. 43: 284-290. 1905.
Merrill, Chron. bot. 14: 163-383. 1954.
Beaglehole, The voyage of the Endeavour 1768-1771. Cambridge 1955.
117
BANKS
Beaglehole, The Endeavour Journal of Joseph Banks, 1768-1771, 2 vols. Sydney 1962
(reprint with addenda and corrigenda of 1955 ed.).,
Groves, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 4: 57-62. 1962 (notes on botanical specimens).
Ramsbottom, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 4: 197. 1963 (notes on botanical specimens).
Beaglehole, The voyage of the Endeavour 1768-1771. Cambridge 1968.
Stearn, Endeavour 27(100): 3-10. Jan 1968 (includes four coloured reproductions of
the original drawings) (lacking in libr. B.M.)
Stearn, Notes and records of the Royal Society of London 24(1): 64-90. 1969.
McGillivray, J. Roy. Austral. Hist. Soc. 57(1): 10-16. 1971.
Stearn, Nature 230(5288): 13. 1971.
Francis, Proc. Roy. Soc. Queensl. 83: 1-19. 1971 (1972).
Baranetzky, Joseph [Osip] Wasiljewitsch (1843-1905), Russian botanist. (Bara-
netzky).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 118; BM 1: 96; CSP 7: 84, 9: 117, 12: 47,
13: 285; GR p. 557; Jackson p. 76, 85, 91; Lipschitz 1: 113-115 (bibl.); LS 1683-1689,
30842-30843; TR 48.
Borodin, Bull. Acad. Sci. St. Petersburg Ser. 5. 12: xxxiv. 1900.
Panteleevskij, Acta Horti Univ. Jurj. 6: 59. 1906; 8: 49-51. 1908 (bibl., portr.)
Costantin, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 10. 16: Ixv. 1934 (portr.)
Barbey, William (1842-1914), Swiss philanthropist and botanist. (Barbey).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: G.
Ref.: 1H 2: 54.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1) : 533-534, 5(2): 126; Barnhart 1: 119; BL 1: 41,
2: 386; BM 1: 96, 6: 57; Bossert p. 21; CSP 12: 48, 13: 289; GR p.. 637; Kew 1: 157;
LS 1704, 44.71, 8965-8967, 25714a; NI 75; Zander ed. 10, p. 631.
Adamina, J. rélig. églises indép. Suisse romande, Neuchatel 48, 28 Nov 1914 (fide
Briquet 1915, n.v.).
Bonnard, J. de Genéve 19 Nov 1914 (id.).
Chodat et Barbey, Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve ser. 2. 6: 220-240. 1914 (portr., bibl.)
Fatio, La Patrie suisse 4. Dec 1914 (portr.) (fide Briquet 1915, n.v.).
Secrétan, Gazette de Lausanne 19 Nov 1914 (fide Briquet 1915, n.v.).
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 62: 201-204. 1915.
Briquet, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 1915: 63-72. (portr., bibl.)
Candolle, Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 38. 1915.
Sablet, L’ami du dimanche mai 1915 (fide Briquet 1915, n.v.).
Vautier, Le lieu, Canton de Vaud 22(1). 1915 (portr.) (id.).
Moreillon, Bull. Soc. vaud. Sci. nat. 52: 235. 1919.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 23-30. 1940.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 14. 1941.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) Stefani et al., Samos, Etude géologique, paléontologique, et bota-
nique. Lausanne 1892.
(2) Durand et Baratte, Florae Libycae Prodromus (1910); Barbey collaborator.
(3) Bulletin de ? Herbier Boissier, 2 series, 1893-1908 (see also E. Autran and G. Beauverd
who were the actual editors).
EPONYMY: Barbeya G. Schweinfurth (1891); Barbeyella Meylan (1914).
NOTE: Barbey married E. Boissier’s daughter and became later the proprietor of Boissier’s
collections to which he added significantly. He later called himself Barbey-Boissier in
accordance with the Swiss custom of his time by which the married man added the name
of his wife to his own. Barbey was a maecaenas of the type of Banks and Delessert anp
made his collections liberally available to his colleagues. The collections are now at G.
118
BARBOSA RODRIGUES
296. Florae Sardoae compendium [ .| Catalogue raisonné des végétaux observés dans Vile de
Sardaigne. Lausanne (Georges Bridel) 1884. Qu. (Fl. Sard. comp.)
Orig. ed.: Possibly in parts 1884-1885 but then contents of parts not known. The book was
submitted to Nat. Nov. as a whole and listed Dec 1885; J. Bot. lists it Jan 1886. The
title page is dated 1884 but p. [253] is dated 1 Oct 1885. Until further evidence of
publication in parts is available the date that should be accepted is Oct-Nov 1885.
Pagination: [1]-251, [253]-263, [1 p. cont.], pl. r-7 (nos. 1-6 plain, no. 7 a coloured
lithograph). Copies: B, NY. — The original cover has a different title: “‘Florae ..
Sardaigne dressé par William Barbey ... avec supplément par MM P. Ascherson et
E. Levier.”” Lausanne 1885, hence the frequent citation of the book as of 1884-1885.
Page [170] is blank, [171] has a note introducing the supplement by Ascherson and
Levier, which follows until p. 263.
Facsimile ed.: Announced by the trade (1971), n.v.
Ref.: BM 1: 96; Kew 1: 157.
297. Epilobium genus a cl. Ch. Cuisin illustratum auspice William Barbey. Lausanne
(Georges Bridel) 1885. Qu. (Epilobium).
Publ.: 1885, late (Nat. Nov. Mar 1886; J. Bot. Apr 1886), p. [i-v], pl. 1-24 with each 2 p.
letterpress, [1 p. table], plate 20 lacking. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 96; Kew 1: 157; NI 75.
298. Index botanique universel des genres, espéces et variétés de plantes parus depuis le rer janvier
rgor. Genéve, index cards nos. 1-17199. (Index bot. universel).
Publ.: Published between 1902 and 1906, as a supplement to the Bulletin de |’Herbier
Boissier and intended to be intercalated in the Gray Herbarium Index. Main editor:
Gustave Beauverd (1867-1942).
Ref.: Briquet, Bull. Soc. Bot. Suisse 50a: 30. 1940.
Barbosa Rodrigues, Joao (1842-1909), Brazilian botanist. (Barb. Rodr.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown; most of palm types destroyed by fire.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 120; BL 1: 240; BM 1: 97, 6: 57; Bossert
p- 24; Jackson p. 120, 3743; Kew 4: 500; Langman p. 109-110; NI 1656-1660; Zander
ed. 10, p. 631.
Wittrock, Relacgdo dos trabalhos publicados até 1901 por ... Rio de Janeiro 1901.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 181. pl. 32. 1903, 3(3) : 203. 1905 (portr.)
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 4-6. 1906.
Stapf, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1909: 225-226.
Ihering, Rev. Mus. paulista 8: 23-27. 1911 (bibl.)
Balis, Hortus belgicus 76. 1962.
EPONYMY: Barbosa Beccari (1887); Barbosella Schlechter (1918); Rodrigueziella [sic]
O. Kuntze (1891).
POSTAGE STAMPS: Brazil 40 c. (1943) yv. 413.
299. Genera et species Orchidearum novarum quas collegit, descripsit et iconibus illustravit
[auctor.] Sebastianopolis, 2 vols., 1877-1881[-1882]. Oct. (Gen. spec. Orchid.)
1: 1877 (p. vil: 20 Jul 1877), p. [i*-1i*], [i]-vii, [1]-206, 2 tables, index [i]-x, [xi err.].
Copy: NY.
2: 1881, p. [i*-i1i*], [i]-vi, [1]-295, 2 tables, index [i]-xvi. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 97.
300. Vellosia. Contribuigées do Museu Botanico do Amazonas. Rio de Janeiro, 4 vols.
1885-1888. Qu. ft (Vellosia).
Publ.: Vol. 1, devoted to botany: 1885-1886. A second edition appeared in 1891-1892.
Vols. 2-4 are non-botanical. Vol. 1, ed. 2, 1891: p. [1]-133, [1]-6; p. 133 dated March
1886. Ed. 1, not seen; ed. 2, copies: NY, US.
Ref.: BM 4: 1706.
119
BARBOSA RODRIGUES
gox. Plantas novas cultivadas no Jardim botanico do Rio de Janeiro descriptas, classificadas e
desenhadas. Rio de Janeiro (G. Leuzinger & Filhos), 6 parts, 1891-1898. Qu. (Pl. jard.
Rio de Janeiro).
1: 1891, p. [i*], [i]-ii, [i]-37, pl. 1-9.
: 1893, p. [1]-20, pl. 1-2.
; 1893, p. [i-v], [1]-12, [1 p. expl. pl.], pl. z-2.
: 1894, p. [i-iii], [1]-26, pl. 7-5.
: 1896, p. [i*-iv*], [i]-ii, [1]-37, pl. 1-5 (p. 33: 25 Oct. 1896).
: 1898, p. [i-v], [1]-31, [i]-ii, index, pl. i-vii. (on p. [v]: 3 Mai 1898).
Copies: HH and US (slight sensei).
Ref.: BM 1: 97; Kew 4: 500.
Owe ON
302. Palmae novae paraguayenses quas descripsit et iconibus illustravit [auctor.] Rio de
Janeiro (Leuzinger) 1899. Qu. (Palm. paraguay.)
Publ.: 1899 (p. ix: 28 Sep 1898), p. [i]-ix, [1]-66, pl. z-6, lithographs by author. Copy: NY.
Ref.: Kew 4:500.
303. Palmae hasslerianae novae, ou relagao das Palmeiras encontradas no Paraguay pel
Dr. Emilio Hassler de 1898-1899 determinadas e desenhadas por J. Barbosa Rodrigues
... Rio de Janeiro (Leuzinger) 1900. Qu. (Palm. hassler.)
Publ.: 1900 after 11 Jun (preface p. vii), p. [i]-vii, errata slip, [1]-16, [1]. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 4: 1706, 6: 57; Kew 4: 500.
304. Myrtacées du Paraguay recueillies par Mr. le Dr. Emile Hassler et déterminées par
J. Barbosa Rodrigues. Bruxelles (J. Goffin & fils). 1903. Oct. (Myrt. Paraguay).
Publ.: 1903 (p. vii: 22 Jun 1902, Nat. Nov. Nov 1903), p. [i]-vii, [1]-20, pl. 1-26 (uncol.
lithographs by author). Copies: BR, McVaugh, NY, USDA.
Ref.: BM 6: 57; Kew 4: 500.
305. Sertum palmarum brasiliensium ou relation des palmiers nouveaux du Brésil découverts,
décrits et dessinés d’aprés nature par J. Barbosa Rodrigues, Bruxelles (Veuve Monnom),
2 parts. 1903. Broadsheet. (Sert. palm. brasil.)
1: 1903 (p. xiii: 19 Feb 1903), front. portr. author, p. [i]-xxix, [1]-140, pl. 1-91 (chromo-
lithographs).
2: 1903 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1903, original price of the two parts together DM 600), p. [1-111],
[1]-114, pl. 1-83. Copy: US.
Ref.: BM 6: 57; Kew 4: 500; NI 1660.
Balis, Hortus belgicus 76. 1962.
Barcelé y Combis, Francisco (x-1889), Spanish botanist. (Barcelé).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown; some material at CGE and K.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 120; BL 2: 490; BM 1: 97-98; Colmeiro 1:
clxiii; Jackson p. 341; Kew 1: 158.
Barcelé y Combis, Flora de las Islas Baleares, p. [ii]. 1881 (list of publications faces t.p.).
306. Flora de las Islas Baleares, seguida de un diccionario de los nombres baleares, castel-
lanos y botanicos, de las plantas espontaneas y de las cultivadas ... Palma (Pedro José
Gelabert) 1879-1881. Oct. (in fours). (Fl. Baleares).
part pages date Nat. Nov. part pages date Nat. Nov.
I 5-150 Mar 1880 4 445-596 Mar 1881
2 151-300 Apr 1880 5 597-643, [i]-xlvili, Nov 1881
3 301-444 Jul 1880 [xlix-l]
See p. [ii] for a list of other publications by Barcelé on the flora of the Baleares. Copies:
HH, NY.
Ref.: BL 2: 490; BM 1: 98; Jackson p. 341; Kew 1: 158.
120
BARLA
Ha keihauden, Gottlieb (fl. 1775), German physician and botanist. (Barckhausen).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 120; BM 1: 98; Kew 1: 158; PR 411.
EPONYMY: Barckhausenia Menke (1854); Barckhausia A. P. de Candolle (1813, orth. var. H: ;
Barkhausia Moench (1794).
307. Specimen botanicum sistens fasciculum plantarum ex flora comitatus lippiaci quod
consensu illustris medicorum ordinis pro gradu doctoris medicinae obtinendo d. 30 dec.
1775 exhibuit Gottlieb Barckhausen Lippiacus. Goettingen (Joh. Christian Dieterich)
[1775]. Qu. (Spec. bot.)
Publ.: 30 Dec 1775 (date thesis; GGA 27 Feb 1776), p. [1]-28, [2, theses]. Copies: HH,
USDA. — For a commentary see Schulz-Halle.
Ref.: BM 1: 98; Kew 1: 158; PR 411.
Schulz-Halle, Jarhesb. westfal. Provinzial-Ver. Wiss. Kunst (Bot.) 42: 152-157. 1914.
Barham, Henry (1670-1726), British surgeon who settled in Jamaica. (Barham).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM (Sloane herbarium).
Ref.: TH 2: 55.
Dandy, The Sloane herbarium 87. 1958.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 121; BB p. 20; BM 1: 99; DNB 3: 186;
Jackson p. 509; Kew 1: 160; Langman p. 111; PR 413.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 8. 1898, 3: 19. 1902.
EPONYMY: Barhamia Klotzsch ex B. C. Seemann (1853).
308. Hortus americanus: containing an account of the trees, shrubs, and other vegetable
productions, of South-America and the West India Islands and particularly of the island
of Jamaica; interspersed with many curious and useful observations, respecting their
uses in medecine, diet, and mechanics. By the late Dr. Henry Barham. To which are
added, a Linnean index, etc., etc., etc. Kingston, Jamaica (Alexander Aikman) 1794.
Oct. (Hort. amer.)
Publ.: 1794 but not received by Gentlem. Magaz. before Oct. 1795. — According to
Fawcett (in Urban 1898) the author was a Jamaica physician who died in 1726. The
text was written in 1711 (fide BB p. 11). The mss came into the hands of A. Aikmar
who published it and added a Linnean index by another, unknown author. This index
contains various incorrect identifications. — p. [1]-7, 1-212, index unpaged [36 p.]
Copy: NY.
Ref.: BB p. 11; BM 1: 98; Jackson p. 509; Kew 1: 160; Langman p. 111; PR 413.
Fawcett in Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 8. 1898.
Sherborn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 142. 1938.
Barla, Joseph Hieronymus (Jérome) Jean Baptiste (Giambattista) (1817-1896),
French botanist, director of the natural history museum at Nice. (Barla).
HERBARIUM and types: NICE (fungi), W(orch.) A set of 69 specimens of Mycologia
nicaensis is at FH.
Rep UE 2155
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 14-15. 1941.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 391; Barnhart 1: 123; BM 1: 99; CSP 1: 181;
GFB p. 48; Jackson p. 147, 279; Kew 1: 161-162; LS 1754-1758; NI 77-79; Plesch p.
132-133; PR 415-416; Saccardo 1: 22 (bibl.), 2: 15; Saccardo, Cronol. p. xv.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxi. 1883.
Saccardo, Sylloge fungorum 10: xii. 1892.
Boullu, Bull. Soc. bot. France 43: 541-542. 1896.
I2t
BARLA
Boudier, Bull. Soc. Mycol. France 13: 61. 1897.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 95, pl. 137. 1905 (portr.)
Caziot, Riviera scientifique 5: 113-125. 1918.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 14-15. 1941.
EPONYMyY: Barlaea H. G. Reichenbach (1876); Barlaea P. A. Saccardo (1889); Barlaeina
P. A. Saccardo & P. Sydow (1899).
HANDWRITING: Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 21. 1975.
309. Les champignons de la province de Nice et principalement les espéces comestibles, suspec-
tes ou vénéneuses dessinés d’aprés nature et décrits par J. B. Barla ... ouvrage orné de
48 planches lithographiées et coloriées. Nice (Canis fréres). 1859. Oblong qu. (Champ.
Nice).
Publ.: 1859, p. [i]-lv, [1]-138, [1, h.t.], pl. 1-48. Copy: Stevenson. — The plates, drawn by
the author are chromoliths by V. Fossat.
Ref.: BM 1: 49; Jackson p. 2887; NI 77; Plesch p. 132; PR 415.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 21. 1975 (sold at £ 350).
310. Flore mycologique illustrée [.] Les champignons des Alpes maritimes avec l’indication
de leurs propriétés utiles ou nuisibles. Nice (A. Gilletta; fasc. 5-7: Robaudi fréres) 1888
[-1892], 7 fasc. Fol. (Fl. mycol. ill.)
fasc. pages plates dates Nat. Nov.
I [1]-20 1-8, 3bis, 4bis, Bbis 1888 Apr 1889
2 21-32 9-16, ghis, 16bis 1889 Jul 1889
3 33-40 17-23 1889 Aug 1889
4 41-48 24-34 1890 Jun 1890
5 49-62 = 35-47 1890 = Aug 1890
6 63-70 48-56 1892 Dec 1892
7 71-80 57-64 1892 Dec 1892
The plates are lithographs of drawings by Barla. Copies: FH, NY, Stevenson (orig.
sequence).
Ref.: BM 1: 99; Kew 1: 162; LS 1758; NI 79; Plesch p. 132 (69 pl.)
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 427. 1916.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 21. 1975 (sold at £ 420).
Barnéoud, Francois Marius (1821-?), French botanist. (Barnéoud).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some material at G and P, the reference in IH 2 to a large
collection by Barnéoud at MPU is erroneous.
Ref.: TH 2: 56.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 2: 253-254. 1850 (on sale of his herb.)
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 100; CSP 1: 185; Jackson p. 140; Kew 1: 163;
Langman p. 112; MW p. 31; PR 418-419; Zander ed. 10, p. 631.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Gay, Fl. chilen., Cruciferae, Geraniaceae, Vivianiaceae, Tropaeola-
ceae, Oxalidaceae, Myrtaceae, Portulacaceae, in tomes 1 and 2, 1845 and 1846.
EPONYMY: Barneoudia C. Gay (1845).
311. Botanique. Monographie générale de la famille des Plantaginées. Paris (Fortin, Masson &
Cie.), Leipzig (L. Michelsen) 1845. Qu. (Monogr. Plantag.)
Publ.: 1845 (p. 2: 30 Nov 1844), p. [i-iii], [1]-52. Copy: NY. — Was preceded by his thesis
of 3 Aug 1844, Mémoire de Botanique, Recherches sur le développement . . . Plumba-
ginées et des Plantaginées. Paris 1844.
Ref.: BM 1: 100; Jackson p. 140; Kew 1: 163; Langman p. 112; MW p. 31.
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BARON
Anon., Flora 30: 170-174. 21 Mar 1847 (rev.).
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 4: 499-502. 17 Jul 1846 (rev.).
Barnes, Charles Reid (1858-1910), American bryologist. (Barnes).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: F; further material at NY, PUR, WELC, WIS.
Ref.: 1H 2: 56.
McVaugh, Contr. Univ. Mich. Herb. g: 221. 1972.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 124; BL 1: 170; BM 1: 100, 6: 58; Bossert
p- 25; CSP 12: 50, 13: 308; Kew 1: 163; LS 1762.
Anon., Bot. Gaz. 49: 321-324. 1910 (portr.)
Rodgers, Amer. Bot. 1873-1892. p. 324. 1944.
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter 310. 1944.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. botany 18-20. 1961.
McVaugh, Contr. Univ. Mich. Herb. 9: 221. 1972.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 19. 1973.
EPONYMY: Barnesia J. Cardot (1910).
312. Analytic keys to the genera and species of North American mosses by Charles Read Barnes
. revised and extended by Fred DeForest Heald, ... with the cooperation of the
author ... Madison, Wis. (University) 1896. Oct. (Anal. keys N. Amer. mosses).
Co-author: Frederick DeForest Heald (1872-1954).
Publ.: Dec 1896, in Bull. Univ. Wis. Sci. 1: [i]-x, [157]-368. Dec 1896 (wrapper 1897).
Copies: L, MO, NY, US. — Updating Lesquereux and James’ Manual of 1884. Pre-
liminary versions of the Keys were published in 1886 (Purdue Univ. Bull. 1, Lafayette,
Ind. 1886, 12 p.) and in 1890, Madison, Wis., 71 p., reprinted from Trans. Wisc.
Acad. Sci. 8 (1890).
Ref.: BM 1: 100; Kew 1: 163.
A.G., J. Bot. 35: 155-156. 1897.
Anon., Amer. J. Sci 153: 354. Apr 1897.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 31. 1963.
Barnhart, John Hendley (1871-1949), American botanist and bibliographer at the
New York Botanical Garden. (Barnhart).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: NY.
efi a Uriore(ed.)6))39955, 2:50.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BFM 2373; BL 1: 201, 203, 213, 217; BM 6: 58; Bossert
p. 26; CSP 13: 310; GR p. 204; Kew 1: 165; Langman p. 112; LS 27546a; LS suppl.
1769-1770; MW p. 31; NI 954, 1481, 1570.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 205. 1905.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 119. 1911.
Gleason, J. New York Bot. Gard. 51: 173-174. 1950.
Rickett, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 77: 163-175. 1950 (portr., bibl.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 20-23. 1973.
COMPOSITE works: NAF 25(2) Koeberliniaceae (1910) ; bibl. 9(6) : 427-459. 10 Oct 1916;
Agaricaceae indexes 9(7): 461-542. 25 Oct 1916; Bibl. 11(2): 87-102. 24 Sep 1937;
Ustilaginales host index 7(14) : 1031-1045. 23 Oct. 1939; Ured. Ustil. bibl. 7(15): 1047-
1108. 14 Jun 1940. — Editor of NAF until 1949.
EPONYMY: Barnhartia Gleason (1926).
Baron, P. Alexis (1754-?), French surveyor and naturalist who lived some time on
St. Domingue. (Baron).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 126; BM 1: 100; MD p. 52-53; PR 421.
Quérard, J. M., La France littéraire 1: 186. 1827.
EPONYMY: Baronia J. G. Baker (1882), Baroniella Costantin & Gallaud (1907), and Neo-
baronia J. G. Baker (1884) are dedicated to Richard Baron (1847-1907), English mission-
ary and collector in Madagascar.
313. Flore des départemens méridionaux de la France, et principalement de celui de Tarn-et-
Garonne, ou description des plantes qui croissent naturellement dans ces départemens,
et de celles qu’on cultive communément dans les jardins, disposées suivant le system
sexual de Linné; avec une notice précise de chaque espéce, et quelques observations
modernes ajoutées aux caractéres botaniques qui les distinguent; a laquelle on a joint
l’époque de leur floraison, la nature du terrain ou elles naissent, leurs vertues les moins
équivoques en Médecine, et leur utilité dans les arts. Montauban (J. P. F. Crosilhes)
1823. Oct. (FI. dép. mérid. France).
Publ.: 1823, ante 20 Sep (BF; reviews Jan 1824, BH), p. [i]-xxxvi, [1]-468. Copies: G,
HU, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 100; Jackson p. 278; MD p. 52-53; PR 421.
Saint-Hilaire, Bull. Sci. nat. 1(4): 355-357. 1824.
Baroni, Eugenio (1865-1943), Italian botanist at Firenze. (Baront).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. — Some Chinese material at K.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 126; BFM 1509; BL 2: 330, 397; BM 1: 100,
6: 59; CSP 13: 311-312; GR p. 513; Kew 1: 165; LS 1765-1784, 30875; MW p. 31-32;
Zander ed. 10, p. 631; Saccardo 1: 22; Saccardo, Cronolog. p. xvi.
Saccardo, Malphigia 13: 101. 1899 (ref. to portr.)
Baroni, Supplemento generale (bibliographies on covers of pts. 4, 6. 1901, 1908).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 159. 1903, 3(3): 174. 1905.
EPONYMY: For generic eponyms with the stem Baroni-, vide supra, sub P. A. Baron.
314. Supplemento generale al ‘“‘Prodromo della Flora toscana di T. Caruel.”” Firenze (Societa
botanica Italiana) 1897-1908. Oct. (Suppl. Prodr. fl. tosc.)
fasc. pages dates on cover
I [1]-76 Jun 1897
2 77-204, err. [1]-5 Jun 1898
3 205-300, err. [1]-6, cumulative Jun 1899
4 301-444, err. [1]-12, cumulative Oct 1901
5 445-480, err. [1] Jun 1902
6 481-638 [1-15] Sep 1908
The covers of part 4 and 5 have a bibliography of 51 other publications by Baroni, of
part 6 idem, 61 nos. The covers are dated. The “‘aggiunte e correzione,” p. [1]-12,
cumulative, is included in part 4 of the HH copy, in part 6 of the B copy. The NY copy
has fasc. 1, p. [1]-92, fasc. 2, p. 93-204. — The dates of receipt annotated by Burnat on his
copy (NY) confirm the cover dates. Copies: B (orig. covers), BR, HH (orig. covers), MO,
NY (orig. covers).
Ref.: BM 1: 100.
Barrande, Joachim (1799-1883), French palaeontologist. (Barrande).
COLLECTIONS: Some material in the Sedgwickian, Cambridge.
Ref.: Sherborn, where is the ... collection 13. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 100-101, 6: 59; CSP 1: 187-188, 6: 577, 7: 90,
9: 126, 12: 50-51, 13: 513; ME 3: 534; Quenstedt p. 22 (q.v. for biogr. refs.).
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BARTLETT
Krejéi & Woodward, Geol. Magaz. ser. 2. dec. 2. 10: 529-533. 1883 (portr.)
Geinitz, Leopoldina 20: 78-82. 1884 (bibl.)
Marcou, Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts Sci. ser. 2. 2: 539-545. 1884 (portr.)
Barrande, Systéme silurien du centre de la Bohéme, I, vol. 7, p. ix-xvi. 1887 (bibl.)
Pocta, Z. Mus. Konigr. Bohmen, Naturw. 1918: 72-82, 97-107 (bibl.)
Svoboda und Prantl, Barrandium, Praha 1958 (p. 47-67).
Hausen, DSB 1: 468-469. 1970.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Editor of Systéme Silurien du Centre de la Bohéme, 1. Recherches paléonto-
logiques, 23 vols., Praha, Paris 1852-1894.
EPONYMY: Barrandeina D. R. J. Stur (1882).
Barth, Jézsef (Joseph) (1833-1915), Transsylvanian botanist. (Barth).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BP. — Exsiccatae: Herbarium transsylvanicum series of phanerogams,
lichens and bryophytes (ed. 1871-1888; lichens 50 nos., ed. 1873, bryophytes 100 nos.,
1871, also issued as Bryotheca transsilvanica [fasc. i-ii, nos. 1-100, Langenthal 1871]), sets
at BP, F, GH, GOET, IBF, KIEL, L, MANCH, NY, W, WRSL.
Ref.: GR p. 655; IH 2: 57.
Barth, Verh. Mitth. Siecbenbiirg. Vereins Naturwiss. Hermannst. 27: 97-98. 1877.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 115. 1969, 19(2): 180. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 7: 315; Barnhart 1: 130; Bossert p. 26; CSP 7: 92,
13: 322; GR p. 655.
Anon., Magy. Bot. Lapok 14: 109. 1915 (note).
Bartholomew, Elam (1852-1934), American farmer, school-teacher, stock-raiser,
mycologist, and plant collector at Stockton, Kansas. (Barth.)
HERBARIUM and Typgs: FH. — Bartholomew prepared and published part of the Fungi
Columbiani (nos. 2201-4600, 1906-1915) (see Ellis and Everhart), and also issued, under
his own name North American Uredinales (xxxv cent., nos. 1-3500, 1911-1926), sets at
BPI, BRU, CM, CUP, DAOM, F, FH, ILL, ISC, KANU, KSC, MASS, MICH,
MIN, MSG, NEB, NHES, NY, OC, OSC, PAC, PUR, RSA, RUTPP, SCHN, SOC,
SOLH, TEX, TRTC, UMO, WELC, WIS, WVA. For extensive details see Stevenson.
Re fe-e Ura 2n5 75
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 427-428. 1916; 7(15): 1050. 1940.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 33-49. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 131; Bossert p. 27; CSP 13: 324, 14: 823;
Kew 1: 170; LS 1807, 7884-7889, 30893; LS suppl. 1848-1850.
Chambers, Stockton Review and Record 1 Apr 1926 (4 p.). Copy: NY.
Bartholomew, E. T., Mycologia 27: 91; 95. 1935 (portr.)
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 1: 295. 1935 (portr.)
Humphrey, Makers Amer. botany 20-21. 1961.
Lenley et al., Gat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 24. 1973.
Bartlett, Harley Harris (1886-1960), American botanist at the University of Michi-
gan, Ann Arbor. (H. H. Bartlett).
HERBARIUM and types: MICH; duplicates in many herbaria.
Refsal i ocn5e.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 131; BL 1: 129; BM 6: 61; Bossert p. 27;
Kew 1: 171; Langman p. 115; LS suppl. 1866; MW p. 32, suppl. p. 21; Zander ed. Io.
p- 631.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 57. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males ser. 1. 1: 38-39. 1950 (portr.)
Anon., Plant Science Bull. 6(3): 7. 1960.
BARTLETT
McVaugh, Asa Gray Bull. ser. 2. 3(3/4): inside front and back covers. 1961 (Bartlett
edited ser. 2).
Voss, Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 88: 47-56. 1961 (portr., bibl.)
Voss, Rec. Genetic Soc. Amer. 31: 13-15. 1961.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 24. 1973.
EPONYMY: Bartlettina R. M. King & H. E. Robinson (1971); Neobartlettia R. M. King &
H. E. Robinson (1971).
Note: Neobartlettia Schlechter (1920) is dedicated to Albert William Bartlett (1875-
1943), American botanist.
315. Fifty fe rare books from the Library of Mrs Roy Arthur Hunt. Loaned for an
exhibition in honor of the Botanical Society of America at their summer meeting Ann
Arbor, August, 1949. Clements Library. Ann Arbor 1949. Qu. (7fty five rare books).
Publ.: 1949; 1000 copies printed, p. [i-vui], [1]-55. Copy: FAS. — Contains valuable
historical and bibliographical information on 55 botanical books of historical im-
portance. The books are again described in the Hunt catalogue but in general with only
a reference to Bartlett’s more extensive notes. — Bulletin 57 of the Clements
Library.
Bartling, Friedrich Gottlieb (1798-1875), German botanist. (Baril.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: GOET — Exsiccatae: (with Georg Ernst Ludwig Hampe, 1795-
1880): Vegetabilia cellularia in germania septentrionali praesertim in Hercynia et in agro
Gottingenst lecta, 1832-1845, series A, Musci (23 dec.), B, Hepaticae (8 dec.) ; C, Lichenes
(7 or 8 dec.). Sets at B, BM, GOET, HAL, K, L, M, PC. For details see Sayre 1969.
Ref.: 1H 2: 58.
Anon., Flora 15(2), Int. Bl. 38-40 (= [54]-[56]). Aug 1832.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 7. 1969.
D’Arcy, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 59(1): 24. 1971 (Bartling material in Bernhardi
herbarium).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 2: 132-133; Barnhart 1: 132; BM 1: 104; Bossert
p- 27; CSP 1: 199, 6: 578, 13: 324; GR p. 3; Jackson p. 426; Kanitz no. 125; Kew 1:
171; Langman p. 115; MW p. 32; NDB 1: 611-612; PR 431-434; Zander ed. 10, p. 631.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Litt. Lichenol. 2: 6. 1869.
Anon., Flora 58: 528. 1875; Bot. Zeit. 33: 853-856. 1875; J. Bot. 14: 64. 1876.
Marchesetti, Atti Museo Civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 133. 1895.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 119. pl. 28. 1903, 3(3): 119. 1905 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Bartlingia A. 'T. Brongniart (1827); Barilingia H. G. L. Reichenbach (1824);
Barilingia F. von Mueller (1882).
316. Beitrége zur Botanik. Géttingen (Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht) 1824-1825, 2 Hefte,
Oct. (Beitr. Bot.)
Co-author: Heinrich Ludolph Wendland (1791-1869).
I. Diosmeae descriptae et illustratae (Bartling et H. L. Wendland), publ. Mar 1824 (GGA
8 Mar 1824, Flora 28 Jun 1824; other rev. cf. BH), p. [ii]-x, [1]-214, pl. A, B. Copies:
G, NY.
II. Descriptiones novarum vel minus cognitarum, auctore H. L. Wendland; Beitrage zur Flora
der Oesterreichischen Kiistenlénder von F. G. Bartling; Uber den Bau und die Verwandtschaften
der Alsineen von F. G. Bartling; publ. Dec 1825 (GGA 12 Dec 1825; Linnaea 1(1): 116.
1826 says published before 1 Oct 1825; this must be incorrect, all reviews are from
Jan 1826 or later (BH)), p. [i-vi], [1]-210. Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 104; Kew 1: 171; PR 432; IDC 500.
317- Ordines naturales plantarum eorumque characteres et affinitates adjecta generum
enumeratione. Gottingen (Dieterich) 1830. Oct. (Ord. nat. pl.)
Publ.: Sep 1830 (p. iv: 1 Aug 1830; ‘previewed’ by GGA as early as 20 Mar 1830,
announced as published in Sep 1830 by Intelligenzbl. Jena; Allg. Lit. Zeit. 27(55) :
126
BARTON, B.S.
438. 1830; Lit. Ber. Flora 1: 32. Jan-Mai 1831), p. [i]-iv, tabula (‘p.v.’), [1]-498.
Copies: M, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 104; Jackson p. 494; Langman p. 115; MW 32; PR 433; IDC 5832.
Barton, Benjamin Smith (1766-1815), American botanist at Philadelphia; uncle of
W. P. C. Barton. (Barton).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PH (with the herbarium of William Paul Crillon Barton).
Ref.: 1H 2: 58.
Barnhart, Bartonia 9: 35-42. 1926.
Pennell, Bartonia 9: 20. 1926.
Pennell, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 86: 108-122. 1942.
Pennell, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 94: 139-144. 1950.
Ewan, DSB 1: 485. 1970.
Stuckey, Taxon 20: 444. 1971.
MANUSCRIPTS: Original manuscripts, papers and letters at the American Philosophical
Society, Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Historical Society, the Boston Public Library,
the Library of Congress and in the private collection of J. R. Delafield.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 132; BB p. 22; BM 1: 105, 6: 61; Bossert
p. 27; CSP 1: 199-200; DAB 2: 17-18; Dawson p. 37; Jackson p. 36; Kew 1: 171;
ME 1: 34, 1633 3: 544 [index]; NI 82; Nickles p. 74; Plesch p. 132-134; PR 435-439;
Quenstedt p. 23; Zander ed. 10, p. 632.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 3: 290. 1798.
Barton, W. P. C., Benjamin Smith Barton. Philadelphia 1816, 34 p.; The Portfolio ser. 4.
1(4.): 275-287. 1816 (portr.)
Barton, W. P. C. in B. S. Barton, Elements of botany ed. 4. 1836, p. 11-34.
Youmans, Pioneers of science in America 81-89. 1896.
Harshberger, Botanists Philadelphia 108-117, 440. 1899.
Lloyd and Lloyd, Bull. Lloyd Libr. Bot. Reproduction series 1: 1-11. 1900 (biogr.,
portr.)
Stone, Bird-Lore 7: 193-194. 1905.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 177. 1903, 3(3): 191. 1905.
Kelly, Some American medical botanists 88-96. 1914.
Packard in Kelly and Burrage, American medical biographies 68-69. 1920.
Smith, Papers Lancaster County Historical Society 28(4): 57-66. 1924.
Pennell, Bartonia 9: 17-34. 1926.
Middleton, Ann. med. Hist. ser. 2. 8: 477-491. 1936 (portr.)
McAtee, Castanea 3: 85-117. 1938 (journal visit Virginia 1802).
Packard, Annual Rep. Penn. Hospital 190: 6-8. 1941.
Pennell, Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc. 86: 108-122. 1942 (detailed study).
Harper, Library Bull. Amer. philos. Soc. 1945: 27-38.
Graustein, Pennsylvania Mag. Hist. Biogr. 85: 423-438. 1961.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. botany 21-23. 1961.
Bell, J. Hist. Med. allied Sci. 19: 419-421. 1964.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 460. 1967.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 161 [index]. 1969.
Ewan, DSB 1: 484-486. 1970 (q.v. for further secondary literature).
Bell, J. Hist. Med. allied Sci. 26: 197-203. 1971.
Ewan, Amer. philos. Soc. Report Comm. Research 1973: 569-571. 1974 (on a‘survey of
Barton’s papers in the Society’s library).
EPONYMY (genera): Bartonia Mihlenberg ex Willdenow (1801, nom. cons.); Bartonia
Pursh ex Sims (1812); (journal): Bartonia a botanical annual. Proceedings of the
Philadelphia Botanical Club. Philadelphia, Pa. Vol. 1-x, 1908-x. (Also dedicated to
William Paul Crillon Barton (1786-1856), q.v.)
HANDWRITING: Castanea 3: 117. 1938; Ann. med. Hist. ser. 2. 8: 484-485. 1936 (see also
above under “‘manuscripts’’).
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318. Observations on some parts of natural history; to which is prefixed an account of several
remarkable vestiges of an ancient date, which have been discovered in different parts of
North America. Part 1. London (author). [1787] Oct. ¢ (Obs. nat. hist.)
Publ.: 1787, p. [i*-iv*], [i]-v, 7-76, 7 pl. Copy: Ewan.
Ref.: ME 3: 354.
319. Collections for an essay towards a materia medica of the United States. Read before the
Philadelphia medical Society, on the twenty-first of February, 1798 ... Fidem non
abstulit error. Philadelphia (Way & Groff) 1798. Qu. (Coll. mater. med. U.S.)
First part: 1798 (p. iv: 12 Mar 1798),p. [1]-vii, [1]-49, index to part 1 by Lloyd Library
in 1900 reprint p. [i]-iv. Reprinted Philadelphia (R. Carr) 1801.
Second part: Aug-Oct 1804 (p. ii, deposit 14 Feb 1804; Med. Rep. rd. Aug-Oct), p. [i]-
xvi, [1]-53, index to part 2 by Lloyd Library in 1900 reprint p. [v]-vii.
Ed. 3 (of part 1; ed. 2 of part 2): Philadelphia (Earle) 1810.
Facsimile ed.: Cincinnati (Lloyd) 1g00. Copy: B. — Bull. Lloyd Libr. no. 1, repr. ser. 1.
Refs ew 129174 5 ME 3 2.361.
Lloyd and Lloyd, Bull. Lloyd Library, reproduction series no. 1. 1900.
320. Hragments of the natural history of Pennsylvania. Part first. Philadelphia (Way & Groff)
1799. Fol. ¢ (Fragm. nat. hist. Pennsylvania).
Publ.: Jun 1799 (p. 11: 18 Apr 1799; donated to Amer. philos. Soc. by author on 21 Jun
1799; presented to the Royal Society on 14 Nov 1799; rev. GGA 8 Nov 1800),
p. [i]-xviu, [1]-24. Copies: HH, NY. “‘Very rare” (ME). Reprinted by Osbert Salvin
for the Willughby Society, London 1883, p. [i]-v, [i]-xviii, [1]-24. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 105; ME 3: 361; PR 436.
Mitchill, Med. Repos. 3(2): 177-189. Oct 1799.
321. Elements of botany: or outlines of the natural history of vegetables. Illustrated by
thirty plates. Philadelphia (author) 1803. Oct. (Elem. bot.)
Ed. 1. 1803 (rev. Med. Repos. dated (1) Mai-Jul, (2) Aug-Oct). Part 1: [i]-xii, [1],
[1]-302, [1]-32, pl. x as frontispiece; Part 2: [1]-168, [appendix: 1]-38, [1, dir.
binding], pl. 2-30. Copies: HH, NY.
London edition: 1804, “‘revised and corrected with the addition of British examples and
occasional notes, by the English editor”, London (J. Johnson, I. Gold), p. [i]-xii,
[xii-xiv], [1]-145, [147]-252, [253]-344, app. [1]-35, pl. 1-30. Copy: HH.
Ed. 2: Philadelphia (author) 1812-1814, 2 parts Oct., part 1, Apr-Sep 1812 (p. xviii:
27 Mar 1811; New Engl. J. Surg. rev. Oct 1812), p. [i]-xviii, [1]-324, [20 p. index],
pl. t-v, xxxii-xxxit; Part 2, 1814 (p. iv: 25 Apr 1814), p. [i-iv], [1]-72, [third part’’]:
[1]-80, app. [1]-44, pl. vi-xxxi, xxxiv-xl, “corrected and greatly enlarged’’. Copies:
3
Ed. 3: Philadelphia (Robert Desilver) 1827, 2 vols. Oct. “illustrated by forty plates, ...
corrected and greatly enlarged’’. This is a reissue of the sheets of the second edition
with cancellans title page. Copy: HH.
Ed. 4: Philadelphia (Robert Desilver) 1836, Oct. “‘illustrated by forty engravings: ...
a new edition: revised and condensed, with an account of the life and writings of the
author, by William P. C. Barton, M. D. ...” (p. 5: preface 18 Nov 1836, biogr.
p- 11-34), p. [3]-325, pl. 1-36, 38-40. Copies: HH, NY, US.
Ref.: BM 1: 105; ME 3: 363-364; Plesch p. 133 (London 1804); PR 437.
322. Flora virginica: sive plantarum, praecipue indigenarum, Virginiae historia in-
choata, iconibus illustrata. Pars prima. Philadelphia (D. Heartt) 1812. Oct. f (Fl.
virgin.)
Publ.: 1812 —, p. [i]-xi, Flora virg.: [i]-iv, [1]-24, 33-74. From contemporary cor-
respondence (see Darlington 1843 and Graustein 1861) it seems possible that a few
copies were distributed (in England, not in the U.S.A.) before April 1813. Persoon
had a copy at least in 1814. Copies exist for instance at the Philadelphia Library, the
American Philosophical Society and the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
HH has a photographic copy. The book remained unfinished and the plates an-
nounced on the title page did not appear. First review Dec 1812, Med. Phys. J.
(London) 28: 517. Barton frequently quotes in this work another flora by himself, the
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Prodromus florae Pennsylvaniae of which no copies are known to exist (see Pennell 1926).
Ref.: Jackson p. 365; ME 3: 372; PR 438.
Barton, B. S., Philadelphia Med. Phys. J. suppl. 1: 77-92. Mar 1806 [preliminary
announcement].
Darlington, Reliquiae baldwinianae 78. 1843.
Pennell, Bartonia 9: 28-34. 1926.
Graustein, Pennsylvania Mag. Hist. Biogr. 85: 431. 1961.
Barton, William Paul Crillom (1786-1856), American botanist at Philadelphia;
nephew of B. 8. Barton. (W. Barton).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PH (incl. the herbarium of Benjamin Smith Barton).
Rejas W253:
Barnhart, Bartonia 9: 35-42. 1926.
Pennell, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 94: 139-151. 1950.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 133; BM 1: 105; Bossert p. 27; CSP 1: 200;
Kew 1: 172; MET: 163, 3: 535, 724; NI 84-85; Plesch p. 134-135; PR 442-446; Zander
ed. 10; p. 632.
Harshberger, Botanists Philadelphia 159-163. 1899.
Pleadwell, Ann. med. Hist. 2(3): 267-301. 1919 (portr.)
Kelly and Burrage, Amer. med. Biogr. 70. 1920.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 460-461. 1967.
EPONYMY (journal): Bartonia a botanical annual. Proceedings of the Philadelphia
Botanical Club. Philadelphia, Pa. Vol. 1-x, 1908-x. (Also named for Benjamin Smith
Barton (1766-1815), q.v., to whom also the generic names Bartonia Mihlenberg ex
Willdenow (1801, nom. cons.) and Bartonia Pursh ex Sims (1812) are dedicated).
HANDWRITING: Ann. med. Hist. 2(3): 269-270. 1919.
323. Florae philadelphicae prodromus; plantarum quae hactenus exploratae fuere, quaeque
in ipso opere ulterius describentur, exhibens enumerationem: or, Prodromus of the
Flora philadelphica; exhibiting a list of all the plants to be described in that work,
which have yet been collected. Simul et jucunda et idones dicere vitae. — Hora-
ce. Philadelphia (for author by J. Maxwell) 1815. Qu. (in twos). (Fl. philadelph.
prodr.)
Publ.: After 2 Oct 1815 (date of legal deposit; Barton sent a signed and dated copy to
Persoon on 6 Jun 1815, copy now at L..), p. [1i]-vii, [g]-100. Copies: L, USDA.
Ref.: Jackson p. 365; Kew 1: 172; ME 3: 374-375; PR 442.
Rafinesque, Amer. montly Mag. crit. Rev. 1: 356-359. Sep 1817.
324. Vegetable materia medica of the United States; or medical botany: containing a
botanical, general, and medical history, of medicinal plants indigenous to the United
States. Illustrated by coloured engravings, made after original drawings from nature,
done by the author. Philadelphia (M. Carey and Son) 1817-1818, 2 vols. Qu. (Veg.
mater. med. U.S.)
vol. number pages plates dates
I I [i]-xv, [17]-76 1-6 1 Sep 1817
2 [i-u1, adv.], [77]-148 7-12 1 Dec 1817
3 [149]-219 14-18 1 Apr 1818
4 [221 ]-273 19-24 summer 1818
Q 5/6 [i]-xvi, [18]-124 25-36 7 Dec 1818
7 [125]-176 37-42 24 Feb 1819
8 L177]-243 43-50 23 Jul 1819
Data obtained from a copy in original covers at NY. These data are confirmed by
various reviews (BH). Errata to numbers 1-3 on p. 1 of the covers. Copies: HU, NY (2).
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BARTON, W. P. C.
Second ed. (of vol. 1 only): Philadelphia (H. C. Carey & I. Lea) 1825, [i]-xv, [17]-273,
[1 note], pl. 1-24. Copy: NY. — Possibly simply a reissue with new t.p.
Plates: Handcoloured, engraved after drawings by the author.
Ref.: BM 1: 105; DU 25; GF p. 48; Jackson p. 360; Kew 1: 172; ME 3: 377; Plesch
p- 134; NI 85; PR 444; IDC 5834.
North Amer. Rev. 6: 344, 368. Mar 1818.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 318. 1945.
325. Compendium florae philadelphicae: containing a description of the indigenous and
naturalized plants found within a circuit of ten miles around Philadelphia. Philadelphia
(M. Carey & Son) 1818, 2 vols. Duod. (in sixes). (Comp. fl. philadelph.)
Publ.: Early Aug 1818 — 1: [i-viii], [1]-251, 2: [1]-234. Copy: Ewan. — ‘‘The Compendium
was copyrighted 9 July 1818, the preface was dated 11 July 1818. Nuttall is cited
throughout, but it is apparent from the preface that this was possible by access to the
Nuttall manuscripts or proof-sheets; in the addenda at the end are included two
plants collected June 1818, and one July 1818; the work was probably issued early in
August 1818” [J. H. Barnhart]. In the light of Barnhart’s remarks Kuntze’s as-
sumption that the book was issued about January 1818 is untenable. The book did
not antedate Nuttall’s Genera [May 1818]. The first review known to us is of 1 Jan 1819
(Amer. Med. Rec. Philadelphia 2(5): 86-89).
Ref.: BM 1: 105; Jackson p. 365; Kew 1: 172; ME 3: 381-382; PR 445; IDC 5833.
Kuntze, Revisio Gen. pl. 3(2): 154. 1898.
Barnhart, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 26: 379. 1899.
326. A flora of North America: Illustrated by coloured figures, drawn from nature.
Philadelphia (1: M. Carey & Sons; 2, 3: H. C. Carey & I. Lea) [1820-]1821-1823
[-1824], 3 vols. Qu. (Fl. N. Amer.)
vol. number pages plates dates
I I [i-vi], [1]-12 I-3 1 Aug 1820
2 [13]-24 4-6 1 Sep 1820
8} 25-36 7-9 1 Oct 1820
4 [37]-44 10-12 Nov 1820
5 [45]-54 13-15 Dec 1820
6 [55]-66 16-18 Jan 1821
7 [67]-82, [4 p. adv. ] IG-21 Feb 1821
8 [83 ]-90 22-24 Mar 1821
9 [g1]-98 25-27 Apr 1821
10 [99]-108 28-30 Mai 1821
er [109]-118 31-33 Jun 1821
12 [119]-138, [i]-xix, 34-36 Jul 1821
[xx, binder]
Copy in original covers at NY. Covers dated. The six pages [i-vi] preface material in
fasc. 1 contained [i] h.t.; [iii], t-p. dated 1820; [iv] registration 1 Aug 1820; [v, vi] adv.;
p- [iii-vi] of this material was obviously usually replaced by the new preface material
issued with fasc. 12 which has on p. [ii] the registration date 1 Jul 1821. The half title [1]
in fasc. 1 is usually retained and then precedes [i] of fasc. 12. Other copies: H, HU (2),
MO, NY (2), US. — The covers of fasc. 1-3 have “*... illustrated by original coloured
figures ...”, “‘original’’ also on h.t.’s.
No copies in original wrappers of vols. 2 and 3 have come to our attention. They were
also published in parts but contents and dates are not known. Copies: as above.
vol. pages plates dates
2 [1]-42 37-50 Jul-Dec 1821
43-107, [i]-x 51-70 Jan-Jul 1822
3 [1]-40 71-85 Aug-Dec 1822
41-100, [i]-[vili] 86-106 1823, last part 1824 (p. vii: 31 Dec 1823)
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The plates are handcoloured and engraved after drawings by W. P. C. Barton; some are
stipple-engravings partially printed in colour and finished by hand (cf. Advertisement).
— “In some copies there is no plate numbered 88 but two plates are then numbered 92”
(GF p. 48). Copies with uncoloured plates also exist (HU).
Ref.: BM 1: 105; DU 26; GF p. 48; Jackson p. 355; Kew 1: 172; ME 3: 385; NI 84;
Plesch p. 134; PR 446; RS p. 73; IDC 803.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 24-25. 1975 (sold at £ 580).
Bartram, Edwin Bunting (1878-1964), American bryologist. (E. B. Bartram).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: FH (75.000). — Exsiccatae: Mosses of Southern Arizona (fasc.
i-vii, nos. 1-175, Bushkill, Pa., 1924-1927): FH, NY, PC.
Ref.: 1H 2: 58.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 180-181. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 132 (orig. inf.); Bossert p. 27; Kew 1: 172;
MW p. 32, suppl. p. 21.
Roon, Int. dir. spec. pl. tax. 15. 1958.
Crum, The Bryologist 69: 125-134. 1966 (portr., bibl.); Rev. bryol. lichénol. 89: 931-
936. 1966 (portr., bibl.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 24. 1973.
EPONYMY: Bryobartramia Sainsbury (1948).
Note: For other eponyms based on the name Bartram, cf. infra, sub J. Bartram.
327. Mosses of the Philippines, The Philippine Journal of Science 68 (1-4). 1939. Oct.
Journal publ.: 3 Jun 1939, p. [1]-111, [1]-437, pl. 1-29.
Facsimile ed.: Koenigstein-Taunus (Otto Koeltz) 1972, ISBN 3-87429-033-6, [1*-11*],
[i]-iii, [1]-437, pl. 1-29. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: MW suppl. 21.
Anon., Taxon 21: 701. 1972; 22: 169. 1973.
328. Mosses of Guatemala, Fieldiana, Botany 25: [i-v], [1]-442. 190 text ill. 1949. Oct.
Journal ed.: 31 Jan 1949, p. [i]-v, [1]-442, pl. 1-190. Copies: HH, MICH, U.
Facsimile ed.: Chicago 1972 (n.v.).
Bartram, John (1699-1777), American pioneer botanist, Quaker, founder of the first
botanical garden in America near Philadelphia in 1728, sent many living plants to
England, “‘the earliest native-born American botanist.” (7. Bartram).
HERBARIUM: Bartram sent plants to Linnaeus (now LINN), Sloane (BM), Sherard and
Dillenius (OXF) and, perhaps, to Bernard de Jussieu (P-JU). Some material also at
UPS (Thunberg), but possibly in part from William Bartram. The Bernhardi herbarium
at MO has also some John Bartram material (D’Arcy).
Ref.: TH 2: 58.
Druce, Account herbaria Oxford g. 1897.
Druce and Vines, The Dillenian herbaria 1907.
Jackson, Index Linnaean herbarium 10. 1912.
Dandy, The Sloane herbarium 88-89. 1958.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 126-127. 1964.
D’Arcy, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 59(1): 24. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 133 (q.v. for standard references); BB
p- 22-23; BM 1: 105, 6: 62; DAB 2: 26-28; HU [index vol. 2]; Kew 1: 173; Laségue
Dp: 450; PR (ed..1) 529, (ed.2)) pp: 153;/ME 1: 163) 3: 535:
Bartram, W., Philadelphia med. phys. J. 1(1): 115-124. 1805.
Gray in Hooker, Lond. J. Bot. 1: 1. 2. 1842.
Darlington, Memorials of John Bertram and Humphry Marshall. Philadelphia 1849
(see also Ewan, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 3(5) : 263-272. 1957, and Hooker, Kew J. Bot.
2: 62-64. 1850.).
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Pyle, Harper’s Magaz. 60: 321-330. 1880.
Youmans, Pioneers of science in America 24-39. 1896.
Harshberger, Botanists of Philadelphia 46, 76, 85, 440. 1899.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 191. 1905.
Britten, J. Bot. 44: 213-214. 1906 (on mss at BM).
Kelly, Some American medical botanists 49-59. 1914.
Hulth, Bref och Skr. Linné 21(1): 165-168. 1916.
Fox, John Fothergill 157-173. 1919.
Middleton, Scientific Monthly 21: 191-216. 1925.
Kelly and Burrage, American medical biographies 70-71. 1920.
Anon., An account of The Bartram Garden Philadelphia published in ““The Horti-
culturist’’ in 1850, revised and corrected by the author ... 1864. Reprinted Phila-
delphia 1929. (Copy: MO).
Barnhart, Bartonia 12: special issue p. 24-37. 1931.
Barnhart, Bartonia 12: special issue p. 51-67. 1931 (bibl., q.v. for all earlier publications
relating to John Bartram).
Brett-James, John Bartram and his botanic garden (p. 75-76) 1931. (reprint from
unknown journal, at K).
Fagin, William Bartram 218 [index]. 1933.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 57. 1936.
Earnest, John and William Bartram, Philadelphia 1940.
Cheston, John Bartram, his garden and his house.
Herbst, New Green World, New York 1954, 272 p.
West, Western Pennsylv. hist. Magaz. 38: 111-115. 1955.
West, Pennsylvania History 23: 463-466. 1956.
Prince, Garden J. 7: 141-143, 152, 189-191. 1957.
Stearn, Cat. bot. books Hunt 2: Ixxxi-lxxxiil. 1961.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. bot. 23-25. 1961.
Randall, Bull. Appalachian State ‘Teachers’ College 1963: 13-17.
Fletcher, John Bartram, Farmer-Botanist. The John Bartram Association, Philadelphia,
Penn. s.d. (ca. 1965), 16 p. Copy: Ewan.
Stewart, Gard. J. New York Bot. Gard. 17: 11-14. 1967 (on only known painting of
Weee
Berkeley and Berkeley, Dr. Alexander Garden of Charles ‘Town 371. 1969.
Coats, ‘The plant hunters 273-276, 278-280, 386. 1969.
Bell, DSB 1: 486-488. 1970 (bibl.)
Walker, Newsletter Arboretum Barnes Foundation 4: 4-7. 1970.
EPONYMY: Bartramia J. Hedwig (1801, nom. cons.) ; Bartramia Linnaeus (1753, nom. rej.) ;
Bartramia R. A. Salisbury (1796); Bartramidula Bruch & W. P. Schimper (1846, nom.
cons.) ; Bartramiopsis Kindberg (1894).
Bartram, William (1739-1823), American botanist at Philadelphia, son of John
Bartram. (W. Bartram).
HERBARIUM and Types: The only plants collected by William Bartram that are known
to be extant are in the general herbarium of BM. It is questionable whether they
constitute his original herbarium. There may be some William Bartram specimens at
UPS in the Thunberg herbarium. The original manuscript and 53 drawings of the
plants and animals are in BM.
Refiz TH 23°53:
Hist. Coll. BMNH 132-133. 1904.
Ewan, Year Book Amer. philos. Soc. 1965: 522-525.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG (2): 52-53; Barnhart p. 133; BB p. 23; BM 1: 105;
Bossert p. 27; CSP 1: 200-201; HU 722; Kew 1: 173; ME 1: 163-164, 3: 535; Plesch
p» 135; PR 447; Zander ed. 10, p. 632:
Ord. [?], Gabinet of Natural History and Amer. rural Sports 2: i-vii. 1832 (portr.)
Darlington, Memorials of John Bartram and Humphry Marshall. Philadelphia 1849.
Youmans, Pioneers of science in America 24-39. 1896.
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Harshberger, Bot. Philadelphia 86-91, 440. 1899.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 177. 1903, 3(3): 192. 1905.
Morris, Cassinia 10: I-9. 1906 (portr.)
Fox, Fothergill 185. 1919.
Anon., An account of the Bartram garden Philadelphia published in ‘‘The Horti-
culturist”’ in 1850, revised and corrected by the author ... 1864. Reprinted Philadel-
phia 1929.
Barnhart, Bartonia 12, special issue p. 51-67. 1931 (bibl. q.v. for all earlier publications
by and relating to both John and William Bartram and the Bartram garden).
Kelly and Burrage, American medical biographies 70-71. 1920.
Anon. [Witmer Stone], Two hundredth anniversary of the founding of the first botanic
garden in the American colonies by John Bartram, June 5-6. 1931. Philadelphia 1931.
Stone, Bartonia 12, special issue p. 19-23. 1931.
True, Bartonia 12, special issue p. 7-19. 1931.
Fagin, William Bartram interpreter of the American landscape. Baltimore 1933.
Harper and Leeds, Bartonia 19: 1-3.
Earnest, John and William Bartram, botanists and explorers. Philadelphia 1940.
Harper, Libr. Bull. Amer. philos. Soc. 1945: 27-38. 1946 (proposals for publishing B’s
Travels).
Harper, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 97: 571-577. 1953-
Herbst, New Green World, London, New York 1954, 272 p.
Harper, Travels of William Bartram. Naturalist’s edition. New Haven 1958 (extensive
commentary and annotated index).
Randall, Bull. Appalachian State Teachers’ College 1963: 13-17.
Sutton, A & M., Exploring the Bartrams. Chicago 1963.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 461. 1967.
Ewan, William Bartram. Philadelphia 1968.
Berkeley and Berkeley, Dr. Alexander Garden of Charles Town 371. 1969.
Coats, The plant hunters 166, 274-276, 292. 1960.
Wilbur, J. Elisha Mitch. Sci. Soc. 87(2): 56-71. 1971 (on binomials).
Stafleu, 7x Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23(4): 462. 1974 (portr.)
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Bartram, cf. supra, sub J. Bartram.
NOTE: For information on William Bartram (ca. 1673-ca. 1711), grandfather of William
(1739-1823) and father of John Bartram (1699-1777) see West, Pennsylvania geneal.
Mag. 20: 253-255. 1956-57.
329. Travels through North and South Carolina, Georgia East & West Florida, the Cherokee
Country, the extensive territories of the Muscogulges, or Creek Confederacy, and the
country of the Chactaws; containing an account of the soil and natural productions of
those regions, together with observations on the manners of the Indians. Embellished
with copper-plates. Philadelphia (James and Johnson) 1791. Oct. (in fours). (Travels
Carolina).
The various editions are listed here in accordance with Barnhart (1931).
1. First edition: 1791, probably autumn (p. ii: 26 Aug 16th year of the Republic),
p. [i*-11*], [1]-xxxiv, [1]-522, frontispiece, 7 unnumbered plates, map. (page nos. 265,
266 omitted, 289, 290 duplicated. Plates inserted in various positions). Copies: HH,
NY (added: type-written index to binomials by Merrill). — For the validity of Bar-
tram’s binomials see Rickett (who considers them not validly published) and Merrill
(who lists those which are, in his opinion, validly published). Ewan (1968) supports
Merrill’s viewpoint. See also Wilbur 1971.
1a. First London edition. 1792, Oct. “Travels ... regions; together ... by William
Bartram.” Philadelphia: ... 1791. London: reprinted for J. Johnson ... 1792, p. [i]-
xxlv, [1]-520, [1-11, index], [1, err.] 1, [1, dir. binder], frontsipiece, p/. 1-7, map.
Copies: BR, HH, NY.
tb. Dublin edition. 1793. Oct. “‘ Travels ... Chactaws. Containing ... regions; together
... Bartram.” Dublin (J. Moore, W. Jones, R. M’Allister and J. Rice) 1793, p. [i]-
xxiv, [1]-520, index [i-xi], [1, binder], frontispiece, pl. 1-7, map. Copy: US.
1c. Second London edition. 1794. Oct. “‘Travels ... Chactaws. Containing ... regions;
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together ... Bartram. The second edition in London. Philadelphia ... 1791. Lon-
don: reprinted ... 1794,” p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-520, index [i-vi, vii errata], frontispiece,
pl. 1-7, map. Copy: NY.
1d. Macy-Masius ed. 1928. Oct. The travels of William Bartram [New York]. 1928. Macy-
Masius: publishers, p. 1-414 [not illustrated]. Reissued New York 1940, edited by
Mark van Doren; reissued 1955, with 13 illustrations from the original edition, Dover
Publications (T 13). Copy: FAS.
1e. Harper ed. 1958. Oct. The travels of William Bartram, naturalist’s edition, New Haven
(Yale University Press). Annotated edition with bibliography, maps and photographs
taken on points of the original itinerary. Francis Harper; p. [i]-lxi, map, 1-727, [728-
732 maps], pl. 1-29, map. Copies: McVaugh, NY.
if. Beehive Press ed. 1973. Oct. Travels ... Florida by William Bartram [.] A facsimile of
the 1792 London edition embellished with its nine original plates, also seventeen
additional illustrations and an introduction by Gordon De Wolf. Savannah Georgia
(The Beehive Press) s.d. [1973]. (intr. by De Wolf p. v-xx). Copy: Ewan.
2. German translation. William Bartram’s Reisen durch Nord- und Siid-Karolina,
Georgien, Ost- und West-Florida, das Gebiet der Tscherokesen, Krihks und Tschak-
tahs, nebst umstandlichen Nachrichten von den Einwohnern, dem Boden und den
Naturprodukten dieser wenig bekannten grossen Lander. Aus dem Englischen. Mit
erlauternden Anmerkungen von E. A. W. Zimmermann, Hofrath und Professor in
Braunschweig. Mit Kupfern. Berlin (Vossische Buchhandlung) 1793. Oct., p. [i]-
xxvi, [1]-469, pl. 1-8. Copy: NY.
2a. German translation: William Bartram’s Reisen durch Nord- und Siid-Karolina .
in: Magzin von merkwirdigen neuen Reisebeschreibungen vols. 19 and 20, Wien
1793, p. [i]-xxxix, [1]-404 and [i-vii], [1]-427. Copy: HH.
3. Dutch translation: Reizen door Noord- en Zuid-Carolina, Georgia, Oost- en West-
Florida; de landen der Cherokees, der Mucogulges, of het Creek bondgenootschap en
het land der Chactaws. Door William Bartram. Uit het Engelsch vertaald door
J. D. Pasteur. Haarlem (Francois Bohn) [1796-1798]. Oct. Part [1]: Apr 1796,
p. [i]-xxvi, [1-11], [1]-226, map; part [2]: Mai 1796, p. [1-iv], [227]-500; part [3]:
Sep 1798, p. [1li-x], 501-696. Copies: HH, MO. — The Library of Congress has an
issue In one volume.
4. French translation: Voyage dans les parties sud de l’Amérique septentrionale; savoir:
les Carolines septentrionale et méridionale, la Georgie, les Florides orientale et
occidentale, le pays des Cherokées, le vaste territoire des Muscogulges ou de la
confédération Creek, et le pays des Chactaws; contenant des détails sur le sol et les
productions naturelles de ces contrées, et des observations sur les moeurs des sauvages
qui les habitent. Par Williams [sic] Bartram. Imprimé a Philadelphie, en 1791, et a
Londres, en 1792, et trad. de l’angl. par P. V. Benoist. Paris (Carteret et Brosson;
Dugour et Durand), 2 vols., an VII [1799]. Oct.
Vol. rz: [i], front., [ii], [1]-457, [1, err.], pl. 1-2. Copies: HU, NO, NY.
Vol. 2. [i], [ii], [1]-436, [1, err.], pl.-9. Copies: HU, MO, NY.
Re-issue: Paris, an ix [1801] (n.v.).
Ref.: BM 1: 105; HU 722 (London ed. 1792); Jackson p. 354; Kew 1: 173; PR 447;
IDC 5835.
Darlington, Reliquiae Baldwinianae 52 passim. 1843.
Coues, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philadelphia 1875: 338-358.
Barnhart, Bartonia special issue p. 55-57. 1931.
Fagin, William Bartram, Interpreter of the American landscape. Baltimore. 1933.
Harper, Trans. Ame. philos. Soc. ser. 2. 33: 121-242. tt. 1-26. 1943; Bartonia 21: 6-8.
1942, 22: 3. 1943; Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 97: 571-577. 1953.
Rickett, Rhodora 46: 389-391. 1944.
Rickett, NAF 28 B (2): 319. 1945.
Merrill, Amer. Fern J. 35: 23-25. 1945.
Merrill, Bartonia 23: 10-35. 1945, Chron. bot. 10: 377-385. 1946.
Sutton, A. & M., Exploring the Bartrams. Chicago 1963.
Ewan, William Bartram. Philadelphia 1968.
Ewan, Actes XI Congr. Int. Hist. Sci. 5: 55-57. 1968.
Stafleu, Taxon 18: 443-445. 1969.
Wilbur, J. Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc. 87(2): 56-73. 1971 (on binomials).
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330. Botanical and zoological drawings, 1756-1788. Reproduced from the Fothergill Album
in the British Museum (Natural History). Edited with an introduction and commentary
by Joseph Ewan. The American Philosophical Society. Philadelphia 1968. Qu. (Bot.
Zool. draw.)
Editor: Joseph Andorfer Ewan (1909-x).
Publ.: December 1968. — p. [i]-xii, [1]-180, 60 pl. (20 in colour). Copy: FAS.
Refi: Kew 1: 173.
Stafleu, Taxon 18: 443-445. 1969.
Zirkle, Science 685-686. 1969.
Bary, Heinrich Anton de (1831-1888), German botanist, ‘““The founder of modern
mycology”? (Ainsworth and Bisby). (de Bary).
COLLECTIONS: BERN, BM (original, not located).
Refs; Lo 5 8.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 134; BM 1: 106, 6: 62; Bossert p. 27;
CSP 1: 201-202, 6: 578, 7: 94-95, 9: 134-135; DSB 3: 611-614. 1971; DTS 1: 16; GR
p- 4; Jackson p. xxv; Kew 2: 37-38; LS 1812-1900, 3758, 30895-30808.
Anon., Gard. Chron. 1879: 237, 241 (portr.)
Bornet,ejde Bot..2:9572 1887.
Anon., Hedwigia 27: 36, 77-86, 180. 1888.
Cohn, Anton de Bary, Berlin u. Leipzig 1888, 8 p., repr. from Deut. medic. Wochen-
schrift 1888 (5, 6).
Kanitz, Magy. Néven. Lap. 12: 33-39. 1888 (bibl.)
Magnus, Naturw. Rundschau 39. 1888 (repr. 8 p.)
Murray, J. Bot. 26: 65-67. 1888.
Prantl, Hedwigia 27: 77. 1888.
Reess, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 6: vili-xxvi. 1888 (portr., bibl.)
Wilhelm, Bot. Centralbl. 34: 93-94, 156-158, 191-192, 221-234, 252-256. 1888 (repr.
p. [1]-13).
Wilhelm, Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien 38: 227-230. 1888.
Woronin, Arb. St. Petersburg. Naturf. Ges. 19: 6. 1888.
Murray, Ann. Bot. 2: 393-397. 1889 (bibl.)
Solms-Laubach, Anton de Bary, Strassburg 1889, 19 p. (repr. from Bot. Zeit. 1889).
Gubernatis, Dict. int. écrivains du jour 1: 188, 3: 2085. 1891.
Aderhold, Gen.-Reg. Bot. Zeit. 8-9, 100-102. 1895 (bibl.)
Blum, Ber. Senckenb. Naturf. Ges. Wiss. Abh. 1901: 20-21.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 120 pl. 24. 1903, 3(3): 119 pl. 86. 1905 (portr.)
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 7. 1906.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 508. 1909.
Smith, E. F., Phytopathology 1(1): 1-2. 1911 (portr.)
Whetzel, History Phytopathology 46. 1918 (portr.)
Coker and Barnhart, NAF 11(1): 87. 1937.
Barnhart, NAF 11(1): 87. 1937, 7(15): 1050. 1940.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 153. 1940.
Martin, Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci. 65: 122-127. 1958 (on de Bary’s works on Myxom).
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 153. 1971.
Robinson, DSB 3: 611-614. 1971 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Botanische Zeitung, editor vols. 25-45, 1867-1887; (with M. S. Voro-
nin:) Beitrdge zur Morphologie und Physiologie der Pilze. Reihe i-v, 1864-1882.
FESTSCHRIFT: Jost, Zum hundersten Geburtstag Anton de Barys. Jena 1930, 74 p.
(portr., bibl.).
EPONYMY: Barya Fuckel (1870); Barya Klotzsch (1854); Baryeidamia H. Karsten (1888,
also dedicated to Michael Emil Eduard Eidam (1845-x), German physiologist and
mycologist at Breslau); Debarya Wittrock (1872); Debaryella von Hodhnel (1904);
Debaryomyces A. Klécker (1909).
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331. Untersuchungen tiber die Brandpilze und die durch sie verursachten Krankheiten der
Pflanzen mit Riicksicht auf das Getreide und andere Nutzpflanzen. ... Mit acht litho-
graphirten Tafeln. Berlin (G. W. F. Miiller) 1853. Oct. (Unters. Brandpilze).
Publ.: Apr-Jul 1853 (p. vi: 1 Apr 1853, Bot. Zeit. 22 Jul 1851), p. [i]-viii, [1]-144,
pl. 1-8. Copy: BR. — Reprinted from Wilda, Landwirtsch. Centralbl. 1(2). 1853.
Ref.: LS 1815; PR 449.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 11: 524-526. 23 Jul 1853 (rev.)
332. Untersuchungen tiber die Familie der Conjugaten (Zygnemeen und Desmidieen). Ein
Beitrag zur physiologischen und beschreibenden Botanik. ... Mit acht lithographirten
Tafeln. Leipzig (A. Férstnersche Buchhandlung, Arthur Felix) 1858. Qu. (Unters.
Conjugaten).
Publ.: 5 Dec 1858 (Bot. Zeit. 16: 360. 3 Dec 1858, 17: 32. 21 Jan 1859), p. [i-vi], [1]-91,
pl. 1-7. Copy: PCS.
Ref.: BM 1: 106; Kew 2: 37; PR 450.
333- Die Mycetozoen. Kin Beitrag zur Kenntniss der niedersten Thiere. Leipzig (Wilhelm
Engelmann) 1859. Oct. (Adycetozoen).
Ed. 1: 1859 — 89 p., 5 pl. (rd by Flora in Dec 1859). Reprinted from Z. wiss. Zoologie 10
(1859).
Ed. 2: Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) Jun-Oct 1864 (p. x: Jun 1864; Bot. Zeit. 24 Nov
1865; Flora 21 Dec 1864), p. [i]-xu, [1]-132, pl. 1-6. Oct. Copies: L, NY. ‘““Die Myceto-
zoen (Schleimpilze). Ein ... niedersten Organismen ... zweite umgearbeitete Auf-
lage. Mit 6 Kupfertafeln.”’
Ref.: BM 1: 106; Kew 2: 37; LS 1822; PR 451, 456.
334. Uber die Fruchtentwicklung der Ascomyceten. Eine pflanzenphysiologische Unter-
suchung ... mit zwei Kupfertafeln. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1863. Qu. (Frucht-
entw. Ascom.)
Publ.: Aug-Oct 1863 (Flora 28 Oct 1863), p. [1i-ii], [1]-38, pl. r-2. Copy: UC.
Ref.: LS 1837; PR 454.
335- Vergleichende Morphologie und Biologie der Pilze Mycetozoen und Bacterien. Leipzig
(Wilhelm Engelmann) 1884. Oct. (Vergl. Morph. Biol. Pilze).
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1884 (preface 30 Jun 1884, Nat. Nov. Aug 1884, J. Bot. Sep 1884),
p. [i]-xvi, [1]-558, 198 text ills. Copy: B. — A greatly enlarged new edition of the
author’s Morphologie und Physiologie der Pilze (1866; vol. 2(1) of Hofmeister, Handbuch
der physiologischen Botanik). — Translation: Comparative morphology and biology of the
fungi, mycetozoa and bacteria, translated by H. E. F. Garnsey and I. B. Balfour, Oxford
Jul 1887, Oct., p. xix, 525, 198 text ills. (n.v.). For de Bary’s series of journal articles,
entitled Beitrage zur Morphologie und Physiologie der Pilze, 5 nos., 1864-1882, see
the bibliography by Rees, quoted above.
Ref.: BM 1: 107; Kew 2: 37; IDC 7201 (engl. transl.)
Bassi, Ferdinando (1710-1774), Italian botanist, prefect of the Bologna botanical
garden. (Bassi).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BOLO.
Ref.: TH 2: 59.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 371, 5(1): 164; Barnhart 1: 135; Quenstedt
Pp. 24; Saccardo 1: 23, 2: 16; Zander ed. 10, p. 632.
Bianconi, Atti Soc. it. Sci. nat. 4: 244. 1862.
Gras, Bull. Soc. bot. France 11: 71-83. 1864.
Vinassa de Regny, Boll. Soc. geol. Ital. 18: 491-500. 1899 (on his Tabella oryctographica).
Hulth, Bref och skr. Linné 2(1): 226-240. 1940.
EPONYMyY: Bassia Allioni (1766); Bassia K. Koenig ex Linnaeus (1771).
336. Ambrosina, novum plantae genus. Bologna (Laelium a Vulpe) 1763. Qu. (Ambrosina).
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Publ.: Aug 1763, p. [i]-vili, 1 pl. Copy: G. — Preprinted from Bononiensi Sci. Inst. Acad.
Comment., Opusc. 5(1): 82-86. 1767.
Ref.: PR 463; SA 1: 260.
Gras, Bull. Soc. bot. France 11: 74. 1864.
Bastard, Toussaint (1784-1846) (al.: Batard), French botanist in Chalonnes-sur-
Loire, Anjou. (Bastard).
HERBARIUM and types: ANG, duplicates MANCH, P.
Ref.: TH 2: 59.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 115; Barnhart 1: 135; BM 1: 108; CSP 1:
204, 6: 578; GR p. 304-305; IF suppl. 4: 313; Kew 1: 175; PR 464-466.
Boreau, Notice historique jardin plantes Angers 40-50, 55-58.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 172. 1862.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 22: Ixxxvil. 1875.
Bastard, Ann. Soc. Hort. Hist. nat. Hérault 98/99: 148-161, 177-187. 1959; 100(1):
23-36. 1960; 100(2): 95-109. 1960; 100(3): 10-26. 1960; 101 (1): 20-32. 1961; 101(2):
72-81. 1961; 101(3): 140-149. 1961; 101(4): 219-228. 1961; 102(1): 42-52. 1962;
103(4): 159-161 (biogr. note, portr., by Hebert); 112(1): 27-31. 1972; 112(3): 249-
255. 1972; 112(4) : 307-314. 19723 113(1) : 19-25. 19733 113 (2) : 69-74. 1973; 113 (3/4):
129-134. 1973 (diary of his 1821 trip).
NOTE: The abbreviation S.O.B. for the name of this author would be wholly undeserved.
EPONYMY: Bastardia Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1822); Bastardiopsis (K. M.
Schumann) Hassler (1910).
337. Essai sur la flore du département de Maine et Loire. Angers (Veuve Pavie et fils) 1809.
Duod. (in sixes) (Essai fl. Maine et Lovre).
Publ.: 1809, prob. before Jul (rev. Nouv. Bull. Sci. Soc. philom. Paris 1: 376. Jul 1809;
J. Méd. Chir. Pharm. Aug 1809), p. [i*], [iii*], [i]-xxvi, [2, tabl.], [1]-415. Copies:
HU, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 108; IF suppl. 4: 313; Kew 1: 175; PR 464.
338. Notice sur les végétaux les plus intéressans du jardin des plantes d’ Angers. Angers (L. Pavie)
1810. Duod. (Not. vég. jard. Angers).
Publ.: 1810, p. [iii]-xxiv, [1]-272. Copy: NY (signatures of 24 and 12 p. alternate).
Ref.: BM 1: 108; Kew 1: 175; PR 466.
339- Supplément a Vessai sur la flore du département de Maine-et-Loire. Angers 1812. Oct.
(Suppl. fl. Maine-et-Loire).
Publ.: 1812 (Bull. Sci. phys. Orléans Jul 1812; BF 31 Jul 1812), xii, 58 p.
Ref.: BM 1: 108; Kew 1: 175; PR 465.
Baster, Job (1711-1775), Dutch physician and biologist. (Baster).
HERBARIUM and Types: LINN (only Java material, not collected by him, sent to Linnaeus).
Ref.: IH 2: 59.
Kreuzer, Das Herbar 168. 1864.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 136; BB p. 23; BM 1: 108; JW 1: 184, 2:
341; Kew 4: 6 [sub Miller]; NNBW 2: 163, 6: 74; PR 468-469.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist.-nat. Banks 3: 401, 557.
Hulth, Bref och skr. Linné 2(1): 241-252. 1916.
Henrard en Koumans, Basteria 1: 6-12. 1936.
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. xviii Jahrh. 184, 187-188. 1936.
Engel, Bijdr. Dierk. 27: 255-256. 1939 (many biogr. refs.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males ser. 1. 1: 40-41. 1950.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 34. [nos. 248, 249]. 1966.
137
BASTER
EPONYMY (genera): Basteria Houttuyn (1776); Basteria P. Miller (1755); (journal):
Basteria tijdschrift van de Nederlandsche Malacologische Vereeniging, Leiden. Vol. 1-x,
1936-x.
340. Natuurkundige uitspanningen, behelzende eenige waarnemingen, over sommige zee-
planten en zee-insecten, benevens derzelver zaadhuisjes en eijernesten. Haarlem
(J. Bosch) 1759-1765, 2 vols. Qu. (Natuurk. uttspann.)
deel stuk pages plates plates date
expl.
I I fi], [1]-54, [55 cont. ] 1-8 1-6 Sep-Oct 1759
2 [57]-110, [111 cont.] 9-16 7-10 Sep 1760
3 [113]-169, [170 cont.] [index 3 p.] - 11-16 Jun 1762 (‘1761’)
2 I [i], [1]-50, [50 cont.] I-7 1-4. late 1762
2 [53]-109, [110 cont. | 8-13 5-9 «Jun 1765
3 [111]-167, [168 cont.], [index 3 p.] - 10-13-1765
The indication ‘Bladz. 473’ on plate 5 of vol. 1 refers to the original publication of this
plate in the Verh. Holl. Mij. Wet. 4: 473. Copies: BR, U. — This is a Dutch version of
the Opuscula subseciva, see below.
Ref.: NI 86.
Engel, Basteria 6: 1. 1941 (on a variant with different plates).
341. Opuscula subseciva, observationes miscellaneas de animalculis et plantis quibusdam
marinis, eorumque ovariis et seminibus continentia. Haarlem [1759]-1762 [-1765],
2 vols. Qu. (Opusc. subsec.)
vol. libr. pages dates
I I [1]-46, [2], pl. 1-6 1759
2 [47]-95, [96], pl. 7-10 1760
3 [97]-148, [4], pl. 12-16 1761
vol. libr. pages dates
2 [1*], [1]-47, [48], pl. 1-4 Aug 1762
2 [49]-99, [100], pl. 5-9 Sep 1765
3 [101]-1590, [2], [4], pl. ro-13 Sep 1765
Ref.: BM 1: 108; NI 86 (transl.); PR 468.
Maitland, Tijdschr. Ned. dierk. Ver. 2: 7-15. 1876.
Hulth, Bref och skr. Linné 244-247. 1916.
Engel, Basteria 6: 1-10. 1941.
Bataille, Frédéric (1850-1946), French author and mycologist. (Bataille).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 136; BM 6: 63, 64; Kew 1: 175; LS 1919-
1922, 21538, 30900-30914, suppl. 1892-1911; Becker, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 66(4) :
173-176. 1950 (portr.)
NOTE: Bataille’s posthumously published Les réactions macrochimiques chez les champignons
(suppl. au tome lxiii du Bulletin trimestriel de la Société mycologique de France, 1948)
was reprinted in facsimile as Bibliotheca mycologica vol. 25, 1969 (Lehre).
Bateman, James (1811-1897), English horticulturist and orchidologist. (Bateman).
HERBARIUM and typEs: Bateman’s herbarium specimens and drawings of cultivated
138
BATEMAN
orchids are at K (some also at W). 7 Original drawings for The orchidaceae by Augusta
Withers are in the Lindley Library, RHS, London (NI).
Ref.: TH 2: 59; NI suppl. 89.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 137; BB p. 23; BM 1: 109; Bossert p. 28;
CSP 1: 206, 6: 579; DNB suppl. 1: 137(4107); Jackson p. 519; Kew 1: 176; Langman
p. 117; Laségue p. 527-528; NI 87-89; PR 470-472; Zander ed. 10, p. 632.
Anon., Garden and Forest 10: 508. 1897.
Anon., Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 22: 400-402, 406 (portr.), 410, 436, 446. 1897 (portr.)
Anon., Orchid Rev. 6: 10-14, 56-57, 1898 (n.v.)
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1897-1898: 34-36. 1898.
Dallman and Wood, Trans. Liverpool bot. Soc. 1: 59-60. 1909.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedic. 1827-1927: 42-44. 1932 (portr.)
Reinikka, Amer. Orch. Soc. Bull. 33: 297-298. 1964.
EPONYMY: Batemannia [sic] J. Lindley (1834).
342. The orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala. London (J. Ridgway & Sons) [1837-] 1843.
Broadsheet. (Orchid. Mexico Guatemala).
Orig. ed.: t.p. lith., [i-vi], [1]-12, [1-4], pl. r-4o each with 2 p. text. Copy: U. — In 10 parts
between 1837 and 1843, the precise contents and dates of which are unknown. Fasc. 1
was announced as published by the Gardeners’ Gazette on 2 Sep 1837; fasc. 2 by
Gard. Mag. Sep 1838. “The largest, heaviest, but also probably the finest orchid book
ever issued”? Blunt (73 < 53 cm). The 40 plates (by Miss S. A. Drake, Miss Jane
Edwards, Samuel Holden and Mrs Augusta Withers) are lithographs. Each plate is
accompanied by a leaf of descriptive text. Some of the vignettes are by George
Cruikshank. Copies were offered at £ 3500 in 1973 and £ 4,500 in 1974; number of
copies printed: 125.
Facsimile ed.: New York (Johnson Reprint Corp.), Amsterdam (Theatrum Orbis
Terrarum) 1973 (n.v.), (1000 numbered copies, size reduced).
Ref.: BM 1: 109; GF 48; HL 561; Jackson p. 368; Kew 1: 176; Langman p. 117;
NI 89; PR 470; IDC 6124.
343- A monograph of Odontoglossum. London (Lovell Reeve & Co.) [1864-]1874. Broad-
sheet. (Monogr. Odontoglossum).
part plates dates part plates dates
I I-5 1864 4 16-20 1867
2 6-10 1865 5 21-25 1873
3 TI-I5 1866 6 26-30, [1-xiii] 1874
Copies: BR, G (orig. covers), MO, NY. — Part 6 publ. after 24 Apr 1874 (see p. x). — The
handcoloured plates (lithographs) are by W. H. Fitch who “here shows incredible
ability in dealing with complicated botanical specimens’? (Blunt). — Broadsheet
(55 X 38cm), 36 lvs of text, 30 pl. (a copy was offered for £ 750 in 1974). — The book
is often cited with the subtitle ‘‘a genus of the Vandeous section of Orchidaceous plants’.
This may have appeared on the covers.
Ref.: BM 1: 109; GF p. 49; Jackson p. 137; Kew 1: 176; Langman p. 117; NI 88;
PR 472; SK p. clxviii (Stearn) ; IDC 5836.
344. A second century of orchidaceous plants. Selected from the subjects published in ‘Curtis’
Botanical Magazine’ since the issue of the ‘first century’. London (L. Reeve & Co.) 1867.
Qu. (Second cent. orchid. pl.)
Publ.: 1867, p. [i]-viii, pl. ror-200, with text, handcoloured lithographs by W. H. Fitch.
The first Century was published by W. J. Hooker (1849). — A copy was offered at
£ 320.— in 1974. Copies: BR, G, MO, NY. — Jackson indicates that the book was
published in parts between 1864-1870.
Ref.: BM 1: 109; GFB p. 49; Jackson p. 138; Kew 1: 176; Langman p. 117; NI 87;
PRGA ite
139
BATSCH
Batsch, August Johann Georg Carl (1761-1802), German botanist at Jena, professor
of botany, director of the “‘Physikalische Gesellschaft.” (Batsch).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: JE (in part). The main part of the Batsch herbarium was
destroyed in the nineteenth century but the remaining portion is at Jena (information
kindly sent to me by R. Grolle and F. K. Meyer.)
Ref.: TH 2: 60.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 2: 132-133; Barnhart 1: 138; BM 1: 110, 6: 65;
Dawson p. 39; GR p. 4; Jackson p. 519 [index]; Kew 1: 178; LS 1927; KR p. 67;
Moebius p. 52, 412; NDB 1: 628-629; NI go-93; Plesch p. 135; Quenstedt p. 24;
PR 475-488; Zander ed. 10, p. 632.
Anon., Med.-Chir. Zeit. (Salzburg) 1802. iv (89): 192. 1802.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. (Regensburg) 2(1): 15. 17 Jan 1803.
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 2: 32-35. 1820.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Litt. Lichenol. 2: 5. 1869.
' Killerman, Z. Pilzk. ser. 2. 5: 285-289. 1925.
Schmid, Goethe und die Naturwissenschaften, Halle 1940, p. 605, index, numerous
references.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 34 [nos. 253-255]. 1966.
Guédeés, Revue Hist. Sci. 1969: 323-363.
EPONYMY: Batschia Moench (1794); Batschia Mutis ex ‘Thunberg (1792).
345- Elenchus fungorum. Conscripsit ... Accedunt icones Ivii fungorum nonnullorum
agri Jenensis, secundum naturam ab autore depictae; aeri incisae et vivis coloribus
fucatae a J. S. Capieux. [alternative title: Gattungen und Arten der Schwaemme.
Nebst 57 vom Verfasser nach der Natur gemahlten, und von Herrn Capieux gestochnen
und illuminirten Abbildungen einiger Schwaemme aus der Gegend von Jena] Halle
(Joh. Jac. Gebauer) 1783 [-1789]. Qu. (Elench. fung.)
Elenchus fungorum, p. [i-xii], col. [1]-184, pl. 1-12. Jul-Nov 1783 (ded. 25 Jun 1783, Med.
Wochenbl. Aerzte 14 Dec 1783, BH; GGA 29 Mai 1784). Copy: UC.
Continuatio prima, p. [i-v], col. [13]-279, pl. 13-30. Mar-Dec 1786 (pref. 21 Feb 1786,
GGA 29 Jan 1787). Copy: UC.
Continuatio secunda, p. [i-v], col. [xiii]-xl, [1]-16, pl. 31-42. Mai-Dec 1789 (pref. 17 Apr
1789; GGA 19 Apr 1790; Mai if indeed publ. at Ostermesse 1789, fide ALZ 29 Jul).
Copy: UC.
The “‘p” numbers refer to columns, not to pages. — The plates were drawn by Batsch
and engraved and coloured by J. St. Gapieux. — The preface includes a quotation from
Schaeffer “‘... Auch feuchte Schwamme, mit mannigfaltiger Gestalt und Farbung,
sagen grosses Lob ...”
Ref.: BM 1: 110; Jackson 162; Kew 1: 178; LS 1927; NI 92; PR 475.
Laplanche, Dict. iconogr. champignons ... Friesian equivalents.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 428. 1916.
Killermann, Z. Pilzk. ser. 2. 5: 215-289. 1925.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 153. 1949.
346. Dispositio generum plantarum jenensium secundum Linnaeum et familias naturales.
Quam speciminis inauguralis loco exhibit. Jena (Heller) s.d. [1786]. Qu. (Dispos. gen. pl.
Jenens.)
Publ.: 1786 (11 Mai 1786 date thesis; Ann. Lit. Jun 1786; Obs. Phys. 29: 239. Sep
1786) p. [i-iv], [1]-65, [66-72, iny.]. Copy: NY. Also cited as Dissertatio inauguralis
botanica sistens dispositionem generum ... Jena 1786 [posibly another issue, n.v.].
Ref.: BM 1: 110 (cites lxii, 430 p. sic!); Jackson p. 225; PR 476.
347- Versuch einer Anleitung zur Kenntniss und Geschichte der Pflanzen fiir akademische Vor-
lesungen entworfen und mit den néthigsten Abbildungen versehen. Halle (Johann
Jacob Gebauer) 1787-1788, 2 vols. Oct. (Vers. Anl. Kenntn. Gesch. Pfl.)
1: 1787 (Jenaische gel. Anz. 8 Jun 1787; BH), [i*], [i]-iv, [1]-381, [382, err.], pl. 1-6,
uncol. copper engr. by author. Copy: USDA.
140
BATTANDIER
2: 1788 (ALZ Jul 1788), [i], [1]-676, pl. 7-17, id. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: NI 93; PR 477.
348. Analyses florum e diversis plantarum generibus omnes etiam minutissimas eorum
externas partes demonstrantes, et earundem harum partium characterem genericum.
Philosophiam botanicam, et generum intimiores affinitates a natura statutas. [and t.p.:
Blumenzergliederungen aus verschiedenen Gattungen der Pflanzen ...] Halle (Johann
Jacob Gebauer) 1790, 2 fasc. Qu. fF (Anal. fl.)
Fasc. 1, p. [i-x], [1]-98, pl. z-10. 1790 (GGA 20 Dec 1790).
Fasc. 2, p. [i-iii], [1]-120, pl. rz-20. Sep-Oct 1790 (Michaelismesse).
The plates are hand coloured copper engravings signed by Batsch and by J. S$. Capieux
and mostly dated 1790. Copies: HU, L, MO, NY.
Ref.: BH; BM 1: 110; HU 709; Kew 1: 178; NI go; Plesch p. 135; PR 478.
349- Botanische Bemerkungen. Erstes Stiick Taf. i-vi, fig. 1-140. Halle (Johann Jacob
Gebauer) 1791. Oct. } (Bot. Bemerk.)
Publ.: 1791; reviewed in Jul 1792 by Med.-chir. Zeitung Salzburg [1792(3): 108. 19 Jul
1792] (‘‘unnothige Beobachtungen’’), Gothaische gel. Zeit. 1 Sep 1792; p. [i]-xvi,
[1]-104, pl. 1-5 (plain copper engravings). Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 110; PR 479; IDC 5837.
350. Synopsis universalis analytica generum plantarum fere omnium hucusque cognitorum
quam secundum methodum sexualem, corollinam, et carpologicam adjunctis ordinibus
naturalibus adhibitis ultra Linnaeana monitis et adauctionibus meritissimorum
Aubletti, Loureirii, Forskolii, Thunbergii, Forsteri, Vahliu, Gaertneri, Hedwigu,
Schreberi, Jussieuii, Swarzii, et aliorum exaravit A. L. G. C. Batsch (Sumtibus bibliopoli
Crockeriani). Jena 1793[-1794]. 2 parts. Qu. (Syn. univ. anal. gen. pl.)
Pars 1: Jul-Nov 1793 (p. iv, vere 1793; various reviews), p. [i-iv], [1]-140. Copies: NY, H.
Pars 2: 1794, p. 141-426. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BH; BM 1: 110; Jackson p. 113; Kew 1: 178; PR 481.
351. Tabula affinitatum regni vegetabilis, quam delineavit, et nunc ulterius adumbratam
tradit [auctor]. Weimar (Landes-Industrie-Comptoir) 1802. Oct. (Tab. affin. regni veg.)
Publ.: 2 Mai 1802 (at Easter Fair 1802), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-286, [26, ind.], [1, emend.], 1 pl.
Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 110; PR 486; SY p. 11; IDC 5838.
Anon., Neue allg. deut. Bibliothek 72 1(2): 122. 1802.
Battandier, Jules Aimé (1848-1922), French botanist and explorer of Algeria, pro-
fessor at the medical school of Alger. (Battand.)
HERBARIUM and Types: MPU and AL, duplicates see 1H. Prof. Sauvage of Montpellier
has kindly informed us that the René Maire herbarium at MPU contains a num-
ber of plants from Battandier and Trabut, but that the actual types are possibly at
AL.
Ref.: 1H 2: 60.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 513, 7: 68; Barnhart 1: 138; BL 1:17; BM 1:
110, 6: 65; Bossert p. 28; CSP 9g: 140, 12: 55, 13: 343-344; DBF 5: 815-816; Jackson
p. 348; Kew 178-179; NI 94; Zander ed. 10, p. 632.
Cosson, Comp. fl. atl. 1: 20. 1884.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 63, 95. pl. 137. 1905.
Maire et Trabut, Bull. Soc. bot. France 70: 111-117. 1923 (bibl.)
Sergent, Maire, Trabut, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Afr. Nord 13: 237. 1922, 14: 47-58. 1923
(portr., bibl.)
EPONYMY: Battandiera Maire (1926).
352- Flore d’ Alger et catalogue des plantes d’Algérie ou énumération systématique de
toutes les plantes signalées jusqu’a ce jour comme spontanées en Algérie avec description
I4I
BATTANDIER
des espéces qui se trouvent dans la région d’Alger. Monocotylédones. Alger (Adolphe
Jourdan) 1884. Oct. (Fl. Alger).
Co-author: Louis-Charles Trabut (1853-1929).
Publ.: Jan 1884, p. [i*-mi*], [i]-xvi, [1]-211. Copzes: L, MO. — “Glumacées’”’ and
“Toncées’”? by Trabut, the rest by Battandier.
Ref.: BM 1: 110; Kew 1: 179.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 145-146. 1938.
353- Allas de la flore d’ Alger. [fasc. 2-5: d’Algérie]. Iconographie avec diagnoses d’espéces
nouvelles, inédites ou critiques de la flore atlantique. Phanérogames et Cryptogames
acrogénes [3, 4: Phanérogames, fougéres & muscinées; fasc. 5 with R. Maire]. Alger
(Adolphe Jourdan), [fasc. 2: Alger (id.) et Paris (J. B. Bailli¢re & fils, A. Challamel,
P. Klincksieck) ], [fasc. 3/4: Paris (P. Klincksieck)] 1886-1920. Oct. (Adlas fl. Alger).
Co-author: Louis Charles ‘Trabut (1853-1929).
fasc. pages plates dates
I [1]-16 I-II Oct-Dec 1886
2 [17]-32 12-23 1896 [cover: ‘1895’ |
3-4 [33]-59 24-47, Jan-Mar 1913
5 [61 ]-78 48-58 1920
Planche 12 was issued with fasc. 1, but described in fasc. 2. Fasc. 3, 4 were received at
Leiden (L) on 15 Apr 1913. Copies: G, L, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 110; Kew 1: 179; NI 94.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 146. 1938.
354- Flore de l Algérie [1(1): Ancienne Flore d’Alger transformée] contenant la descrip-
tion de toutes les plantes signalées jusqu’a ce jour comme spontanées en Algérie [1(2): et
Catalogue des plantes du Maroc.] 2 “‘parties,” 3 vols., Alger (Adolphe Jourdan) et
Paris (F. Savy) 1888-1897. Oct. (Fl. Algérie).
Co-authors: Louis Charles Trabut (1853-1929) (tome 2); Fernand Gustave Debiay
(1854-1900) (tome 3); Camille Flagey (1834-1898) (id.) ; Paul Charles Michel Petit
(1834-1913) (id.).
partie tome fasc. pages dates
I [1] Dicotylédones I [1*-111* ], [i]-x1, Aug 1888
[1]-183, app. 1: [i]-iii
2 [185 |-384 Mai 1889
3 385-576 Nov-Dec 1889
(‘1890’)
4 [577]-825, Dec 1890
app. 2: [i]-xxix
[2] Monocotylédones — [i-iii], [1 ]-256 Jun-Jul 1895
2 3 1(1) Lichens _ [vii]-xii, [1]-139, late 1896
Dilliciae:
(2) Algues [1 ]-78 1897
(3) Diatom. [1]-50, [1, ind.], 1897
[i-vi]
Copies: G, L, MO, NY (orig. covers), US. — Tome 2 has a different imprint: Alger
(Adolphe Jourdan), Paris (J. B. Bailliére, A. Challamel, P. Klincksieck). — ‘Tome 3 is
entitled simply “‘Flore de Algérie (2e partie, 1er fascicule)’’ and consists of the Catalogue
des Lichens de V Algérie (by C. Flagey), the Catalogue des Algues du Maroc, d’ Algérie et de
Tunisie (by F. Debray), and the Catalogue des Diatomacées du Maroc, d’ Algérie et de Tunisie
(by P. Petit), and has a common title page dated ‘1896-1897’. A second fascicle of
tome 3 (= partie 2) was to contain a treatment of the fungi by Patouillard.
Ref.: BM 1: 110, 6: 65; Kew 1: 179.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 145-146. 1938.
142
BATTARRA
355- Algérie. Plantes médicinales essences et parfums. Alger (Giralt) 1889. Oct. (Pl.
médic.)
Co-author: Louis Charles Trabut (1853-1929).
Publ.: Late 1889 (Nat. Nov. Jan 1890), p. [1]-39, [40]. Copy: NY.
356. Flore analytique et synoptique de I’ Algérie et de la Tunisie. Alger (Ive Giralt) 1904. Oct.
(Fl. Algérie Tunisie).
Co-author: Louis Charles Trabut (1853-1929).
Publ.: Early 1905 [dated 1902 on t.p.; 1904 on wrapper; Nat. Nov. Apr 1905], p. [1]-
460. Copy: HH, L.
Rep it te17. BM 621653) Kew 12 179.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 146. 1938.
357- Flore de Ul’ Algérie. Supplément aux phanérogames. Paris (Paul Klincksieck), Alger
(Imprimerie agricole et commerciale). 1910. Oct. (Fl. Algérie, Suppl. phan.)
Publ.: Dated 1910, but possibly issued early 1g11 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1911), p. [1], [1]-90,
[i]-ili. Copies: G, L, NY.
Ref.: BL 1: 17; BM 6: 65; Kew 1: 178.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 146. 1938.
358. Contributions a la flore atlantique. Paris (Klincksieck, Lhomme)[1919]. Oct. (Contr.
fi. atl.)
Publ.: probably Jun 1919 (p. 3: Apr 1919), p. [1]-91, }=92]-1il. Copies: G, L, MO, NY. —
The MO copy has an addendum Withania pauqui on a loose sheet.
RefemINewrl cnt 70.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 147. 1938.
Battarra, Giovanni Antonio (1714-1789), Italian clergyman, physician and mycol-
ogist. (Battarra).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PAD has some fungi collected by Battarra, (types?).
Ref.: 1H 2: 60.
~ Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 139; BM 1: 110; Bossert p. 28; Kew 1: 179;
LS 1930; NI 95; PR 490-491; Saccardo 1: 24, 2: 16.
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 2: 37. 1820.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 16a. 1903, 3(3): 175. 1905.
Lutjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. XVIII Jahrh. 253 [index]. 1936.
EPONYMY: Batarrea [sic] Persoon (1801); Battareopsis [sic] Hennings (1902); Battar-
reoides T. Herrera (1953); Battarrina (P. A. Saccardo) Clement & Shear (1931).
359- Fungorum agri ariminensis historia. Faenza [Faventiae] (Typis Ballantianis) 1755. Qu.
(Fungi arimin.)
Publ.: Mar 1755, p. [1]-vii, [1]-80, pl. 1-40. Copies: L, MO, NY (a) — Friesian equivalents
of Battarra’s generic appellations are given by Laplanche. Donk (1962, p. 14-19) has
shown that Battarra’s generic appellations are not equivalent to generic names in the
sense of the Code; species definitions starting with the same generic appellation are
spread over various classes. For further details on taxonomic equivalents of Battarra’s
names for Agaricaceae see Donk. The 1755 publication is first reviewed by Giorn.
Lett. (Roma) 1755: 90-92 (Mar 1755), by GGA on 3 Jan 1756. The plates are copper
engravings by the author.
Re-issue: 1759 Faenza (Typis Martinianis). Qu. (p. vill: Oct 1759), p. [i]-vili, 1-80,
pl. 1-40. Copies: G, NY. — Small differences; new preface; t.p.: “‘in hac secunda
editione nec aucta nec diminuta.”’
Ref.: BM 1: 110; Kew 1: 179; LS 1830; NI 95; PR 490; SA 2: 540; IDC 2342.
Laplanche, M. C. de, Dict. iconogr. des champignons supérieurs ... Paris 1594.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 428. 1916.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 153. 1949.
ee)
BATTARRA
Donk, M. A., The generic names proposed for Agaricaceae. Beihefte zur Nova
Hedwigia 5, Weinheim 1962.
Batters, Edward Arthur Lionel (1860-1907), English phycologist. (Batters).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Batters’ herbarium and correspondence are at BM; other
material is at K. — The herbarium contained about 13.000 specimens. The 3.000
microscope-slides are also at BM.
Ref.: BB p. 24; IH 2: 60.
Gepp, J. Bot. 45: 385-388. 1907.
Dickinson, Phycol. Bull. 1: 11. 1952.
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 139; BB p. 24; BM 1: 110-111, 6: 65;
Bossert p. 28; CSP 9: 141, 13: 446; Kew 1: 179.
Gepp and Gepp, J. Bot. 45: 385-388. 1907 (portr.)
Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1907-1908: 45-46.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Marine algae, in G. F. S. Elliot, Fauna, flora G geology of the Clyde area,
Glasgow 1901.
EPONYMY: Battersia J. Reinke (1890).
360. List of the marine algae of Berwick-on- Tweed. Alnwick (Henry H. Blair) s.d. [1890].
Oct. (List mar. alg. Berwick-on- Tweed).
Publ.: 1890, probably Feb, p. [i], [1]-171, [172, err.], pl. 7-12. Copy: NY. — Printed first
in the ‘Transactions of the Berwickshire Naturalist Club, vol. 12 for [1888-]1889 early
1890; reprints distributed Aug-Nov 1890 (J. Bot. Dec 1890). “‘A revised list of the
British marine algae’? was publ. by E. M. Holmes and Batters in Jan 1891.
Ref.: BM 1: 111; Kew 1: 179.
Murray, J. Bot. 29: 381-382. Dec 1890.
Holmes and Batters, Ann. Bot. 5: 63-107, 518-526. 1890 (p. 518-526 publ. Jan 1891,
fide G.M. [G. M. R. Murray] in J. Bot. 29: g1-92. Mar 1891).
361. A catalogue of the British marine algae being a list of all the species of seaweeds known
to occur on the shores of the British Islands with the localities where they are found ...
Issued as a supplement to the ‘Journal of Botany’, 1902. London (West, Newman & Co.)
1902. Oct. (Cat. Brit. mar. alg.)
Publ.: 1902, p. [i], [1]-107. Copies: PCS, U.
Bauer, Ernst (1860-1942), Czechoslovak bryologist. (£. Bauer).
HERBARIUM and Types: PR — for further details see IH. Exsiccatae (see Sayre for further
details) :
1. Bryotheca bohemica. Laub- und Lebermoose aus Béhmen in getrockneten Exemplaren
(cent. 1-iv, nos. 1-400. Smirchov nr Prague, 1898-1904), at BM, E, FH.
2. Musci brasilienses (coll. V. Schiffner) (nos. 1-174, Obersdorf 1932) — see Schiffer.
3. Musci europaei [series 35-46: et Americani] exsiccatit. Die Laubmoose Europas unter
Mitwirkung namhafter Bryologen und Floristen (series 1-46, nos. 1-2300, Prague
1903-1936): BM, BP, C, FH, G, LD, NY, PC, PR, S-PA, W.
Bauer also contributed to Kneucker, Carices exsice.
Ref.: IH 2: 60.
Gyorffi, Rev. bryol. lichénol. ser. 2. 26: 187-190. 1957.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 181-183. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 140; Bossert 29; CSP 13: 350.
Maiwald, Gesch. Bot. Bohmen 234. 1904.
Vanék, Priroda [Praha] 33: 280. 1940.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 31. 1963.
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BAUER, F. L.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Bauer, vide infra, sub F. L. Bauer.
Bauer, Ferdinand Lukas (1760-1826), Austrian botanical artist who accompanied
Sibthorp to Greece (1784) and Robert Brown on Flinders’ Expedition (1801-1805).
(F. L. Bauer).
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS: Bauer based his drawings of Australian plants mostly on material
collected by, or at any rate in the hands of, Robert Brown (BM). The planis collected
by Bauer on Norfolk Island on which Endlicher based his Prodromus florae Norfolkicae
(Wien 1833, no. 1674) are at W (dupl. in Smith herbarium at LINN and in Thunberg
herbarium at UPS). 236 of Bauer’s drawings of Australian plants are at BM. The
original drawings for some of the plates of A. B. Lambert’s A description of the genus Pinus
(1803-1824) are also at BM. The original water-colour drawings for Sibthorp and
Smith’s Flora graeca (1806-1840) are at OXF. See Nissen (Botanische Buchillustration
ed. 2. 2: g. 1966, sub 96) for a detailed list of Bauer’s drawings. See Flora 10: 176
(21 Mar 1827) for the purchase by W of Bauer’s herbarium and several of his drawings.
Rejaa Uelo-F 60.
Anon., Flora 10: 176. 21 Mar 1827 (sale herbarium).
Britten, J. Bot. 47: 140-146. 1909.
Anon., Kew Bull. 1934: 455-456.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 127. 1964.
Gilbert, Austral. Dict. Biogr. 1: 73. 1966.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 359; Barnhart 1: 140; BB p. 24; BM 1: 112;
Dawson p. 39-40; HR; Jackson p. 398; Kew 1: 180; Langman p. 426; Laségue p. 406;
NDB 1: 634; NI 96; OBL 1: 55; PR 493; WU 1: 183-184.
Anon., Flora g: 240. 21 Apr 1826.
Lhotsky, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1: 39-40. 1839.
Lhotsky, London J. Bot. 2: 106-113. 1843, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. 4: 67. 1840.
Neilreich, Verh. zool.-bot. Ver. Wien 5: 43. 1855.
Wittmack, zm Festschrift F. Schindler, Berlin 1924, p. 37-42.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 59. 1936.
Blunt, The art of botanical illustration 195-202. 1950.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 41-42. 1950.
Stearn, Endeavour 19(73): 27-35. 1960.
Gilbert, Austral. dict. biogr. 1: 73. 1966.
Olby, DSB 1: 520. 1970.
Stearn, Australian paintings of Ferdinand Bauer, London 1976 (in press).
PUBLISHED ILLUSTRATIONS: Endlicher, Prodromus florae Norfolkicae (1833).
Flinders, A Voyage to Terra australis (1814).
Lambert, A description of the genus Pinus (1803-1824).
Lindley, Digitalium monographia (1821).
Sibthorp, Flora graeca (1806-1840).
Bauer, Illustrationes florae Novae Hollandiae (1813).
EPONYMY: Bauera Banks ex H. C. Andrews (1801, also dedicated to his elder brother
Franz Andreas (1758-1840), q.v.)
Note: Bauerella A. Borzi (1897), Bauerella A. K. Schindler (1926), Baueropsis J. Hutchin-
son (1964) are based on Australian collections and might be eponymys for one or both
of the Bauer brothers.
NOTE: No portrait of Ferdinand Bauer is known to exist.
362. Illustrationes florae Novae Hollandiae, sive icones generum quae in Prodromo Florae
Novae Hollandiae et insulae van Diemen descripsit Robertus Brown. London (author)
[1806-] 1813. Fol. (Jil. fl. Novae Holl.)
Publ.: Between 1806 and 1819, p. [i]-vii, pl. 1-16. Copies: BM, G (15 pl.), L (15 pl.),
MO (15 pl.) The plates are coloured copper or uncoloured engravings (51 X 34 cm).
Nissen states that publication took place in three parts; this is confirmed by a letter
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from J. F. v. Jacquin to A. P. de Candolle of 2 Jan 1817 [sic] in which he states that
the ‘‘third fascicle’”’ has been published (“‘a paru ici’’). The BM copy contains proofs
of each of the 16 plates. A copy was presented to the Paris Academy on 14 Sep 1818
[sic] (PV 6: 358. 1915). The sixteenth plate is very rare (Lambertia formosa) (BM).
The plates were drawn, engraved and coloured by Bauer himself; Dunthorne speaks
of “‘etchings.’”’ The number of copies was probably less than fifty, some plain ones
included. Endlicher bought the remaining copies of f/. 1-15 from the estate and put
them at the disposal of his friends (letter to Bentham 12 May 1833).
Ref.: BM 1: 112; DU 27; GF p. 49; Jackson p. 398; Kew 1: 180; NI 96; PR 493;
IDC 5839.
Bauer, Franz Andreas (1758-1840), Austrian botanical artist who lived and worked
in England from 1788 until his death. ““Botanick painter to His Majesty,”’ “der grésste
Pflanzenmahler’’ (PR), brother of Ferdinand Lukas Bauer. (Ff. A. Bauer).
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS: A large collection of original drawings in pencil and in water-
colour (e.g. 127 of British Orchids) is preserved at BM (from the Banksian library). The
collection includes plates published in works by W. Aiton, A. B. Lambert, W. J. Hooker
and by F. A. Bauer himself, as well as many unpublished ones. Seven drawings of species
of Erica made for the Delineations of exotick plants are at K, seventeen at BM. Bauer was
employed by Banks at an annual salary. All drawings made by him during these years
became the property of Banks (Dawson). The University Library of Gottingen holds the
legacy of Franz Andreas Bauer, received from King Ernst August of Hannover in Nov
1841 and Jan 1842. This legacy contains probably half of the papers and drawings left
by Bauer on his death. The collections at Géttingen consists of 20 volumes (and one
volume of views from Greece by Ferdinand Lukas Bauer) of which volume 15 (60
coloured engravings of Erica species) is lost. The remaining volumes contain a great
many drawings, water colours and manuscript annotations on a great variety of mostly
botanical subjects. For further details see NI sub no. gg.
Ref.: BB p. 25; BM 1: 112; Jackson p. 519 [index]; Kew 1: 180; MD p. 69; NDB 1:
634-635; NI sub. no. gg[1]; TL 10, 54-56, 572-573, 1144.
Anon., Kew Bull. 1934: 455-456.
Baker, Nature 167: 457-460. 1951 (on Bauer’s water colours of the germination of
wheat).
Blunt, The art of botanical illustration 195-202. 1951.
Stearn, Endeavour 19(73): 27-35. 1960.
Dawson, Bull. Brit. Mus. (Nat. Hist.) Hist. ser. 3: 74. 1965.
Gottingen, University Library, Cod. Ms. Med. & Hist. nat. 94 (20 vols.).
Daniels, Artists from the R. B. G. Kew 10-11. 1975 (portr.)
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 140; BB p. 25; BM 1: 112, 6: 65; Bossert
p. 29; CSP 1: 212; Dawson p. 40; HU [index vol. 2]; HR; Jackson p. 519 [index];
Kew 1: 180; Langman p. 117, 426; MW p. 193; NI 66-99; PR 494-498; TL 54-56,
572-5733 1144; WU 1: 184.
Anon., Flora 24: 400. 7 Jul 1841.
Anon., Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. 5: 47. 1840, 7: 77-78, 439-441. 1841.
Bishop of Norwich, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1: 101-104. 1841; summary in Abstr. Papers Phil.
Trans. Roy. Soc. 4: 342-344. 1843.
Thiselton Dyer, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1891: 302-303.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 8. 1906.
Wittmack, in Beitr. landwirtsch. Pflanzenbau (Festschrift Schindler) 37-42. 1924.
Blunt, The art of botanical illustration 195-202. 1950.
Stearn, Endeavour 19(73): 27-35. 1960.
PUBLISHED ILLUSTRATIONS (in addition to those in the works below) :
Home, Lectures on comparative anatomy (1814-1828) ; Hooker, Genera filicum (1842).
EPONYMY: Bauera Banks ex H. C. Andrews (1801, also dedicated to his younger brother
Ferdinand Lukas (1760-1826), q.v.)
Note: For other eponymys based on the name Bauer see sub Ferdinand Lukas Bauer.
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363. Delineations of exotick plants cultivated in the royal garden at Kew. Drawn and coloured,
and the botanical characters displayed according to the Linnean system, by Francis
Bauer, botanick painter to His Majesty. Published by W. T. Aiton, His Majesty’s
gardener at Kew. London 1796-[1803]. Broadsheet. (Delin. exot. pl. Kew).
Publ.: p. [i*], [iii*], [i]-iii, pl. [7-30]. Copy: HU. — Issued in three fascicles of ten plates
each, no. 1 (go copies of which 10 were spoilt) Apr 1796; no. 2 (eighty copies) Jan
1797; no. 3 (fifty copies) Jan-Apr 1803. The plates have engraved “dates of publi-
cation’’: plates 1-20, 22 and go: 1 Jan 1793; plates 27, 23, 25-28: 1 Jan 1800; plates 24
and 29: 1 Jan 1801. These dates have been shown not to have been the real dates of
publication (cf. Britten 1899). — The thirty plates, all of Ericaceae (n.b. PR 498 is
identical with 494), are hand-coloured engravings of drawings by F. A. Bauer. ‘The
plants depicted had nearly all been imported by Francis Masson. See HU 747 for a
bibliographic analysis and description.
Ref.: BH; BM 1: 112; DU 28; GF p. 49; HU 747; Jackson p. 412; Kew 1: 29 (sub
Aiton); NI 97; PR 494, 498; IDC 6129.
Anon., GGA 1796: 717. 5 Mai 1796 [fasc. 1] (rev.)
Anon., Nieuwe alg. Konst-Letterb. 5: 183. 3 Jun 1796 [fasc. 1] (rev.)
Konig and Sims, Ann. Bot. 1: 16. 1805.
Britten, J. Bot. 37: 181-183. 1899, 39: 107-108. IgoOI.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 30-31. 1975 (sold at £ 1,900).
364. Strelitzia depicta or coloured figures of the known species of the genus Strelitzia from
the drawings in the Banksian library. London 1818. Fol. { (n.v.) (Stérelztzia).
Publ.: 1818 — 11 coloured lithographs after drawings by F. A. Bauer; lithographed title.
Originally planned to contain 16 plates. Probably issued in parts.
Ref.: BM 1: 112; GF p. 49; Henrey 439; Jackson p. 145; Kew 1: 180; NI 99; PR 495.
365. Illustrations of orchidaceous plants; by Francis Bauer ... with notes and prefatory
remarks by John Lindley ... London (James Ridgway & Sons) 1830-1838. Fol. (dll.
orch. pl.)
Co-author: John Lindley (1799-1865).
Publ.: G. Buchheim kindly communicated to us the contents and dates of the four parts
in which the book was published as established by him for Bibliographia Huntiana
from copies in Berlin and Marburg; these agree with the copy at L and MO.
part plates text (special matter) dates
I Fruct. 1-3, 6, 8-10; Genera 1-3 prospectus [3 p.] Nov-Dec 1830
2 Fruct. 5, 12-15; Genera 4, 6-9 corrections to pl. 2-3 1832
3 Fruct. 4,7, 11; Genera 5, 10-15 1834
4 Genera 16-20 [i*-iv*, t.p., preface],
[i]-xiv 28 Oct-31 Dec 1838
The years are given on the wrappers; the prospectus (part 1) is dated Nov 1830, the
prefatory remarks (part 4) 24 Oct 1838. Plates 16-20 are dated 1 Dec 1837; the years in
which Bauer made the drawings are given on each plate. — The Berlin copy contains a
reprint of part 1, dated 1838. This date appears only on the original wrapper. The
title on the wrappers is ““The genera and species of orchidaceous plants by John Lindley
. illustrated by ...”’ a title confusingly close to that of the entirely different octavo
publication by Lindley, 1830-1840, entitled ““The genera and species of orchidaceous
plants.’ — The 35 plates are handcoloured or uncoloured lithographs; 28 plates are by
F. A. Bauer, 7 other plates are of drawings by Lindley after sketches made by Bauer
(Fruct. 1, 3, 6, 9, Gen. 1-3). A facsimile reprint was announced, but not [yet] published,
by Asher 1974.
Ref.: BM 1: 112; GF p. 49; HR; Jackson 138; Kew 1: 180; NI 98; PR 496.
Bauhin, Caspar (Gaspard) (1560-1624), Swiss physician and botanist, professor of
anatomy and botany at Basel University 1588-1614. (C. Bauhin).
HERBARIUM and Types: The main Bauhin herbarium is at BAS. It consists of 2400 folded
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BAUHIN, C.
sheets in which the plants are kept loose. Apart from plants collected by the Bauhins the
herbarium probably contains plants collected by Burser and Clusius. A. P. de Candolle
studied the herbarium in 1818: his determinations are entered in his copy of the Pinax
at G. — The Burser herbarium at UPS is also of great importance for the interpretation
of Bauhin. Burser was in close contact with Bauhin, and Linnaeus interpreted many
species in accordance with the Burser collections.
Ref.: 1H 2: 60.
Hagenbach, Tentamen florae basileensis ... adjectis C. Bauhini synonymis ope horti
ejus sicci comprobatis, Basel 1821, 1834, 1843.
Bruhin, Z. ges. Naturw. 23: 128-142. 1864, 25: 432-433. 1865, 27: 388-goo. 1866 (not
finished).
Saint-Lager, Histoire des herbiers 86-118. 1885.
Legré, Les deux Bauhin, Marseille 1904.
Seemann, Bonplandia 8: 29. 1860.
Binz, Verh. naturf. Ges. Basel 19: 142-146. 1908.
Karcher, Felix Platter, Basel 1949.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 1: 650; AG 2(1): 347, 5(1): 768, 5(2): 653;
Barnhart 1: 140; BM 1: 112-113, 6: 65; Bossert p. 29; DTS 1: 16-17, 6(4): 3; GR p. 638;
Jackson p. 519 [index]; Kew 1: 180; Langman p. 117; LS 1962-1966 p.p.; NI 104-105;
Plesch p. 199; PR 505-510.
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 2: 47-53. 1820.
Martins, Le Jardin des Plantes de Montpellier 11-22. 1854.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: xxx-xxxi. 1857.
Hess, Kaspar Bauhin’s Leben und Charakter. Basel 1860, i, 72 p. (repr. from Beitr.
vaterl. Gesch. vol. 7. 1860).
Wolf, Biographien zur Kulturgeschichte der Schweiz 3: 63-78. 1860.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 149. 1903. 3(3): 159. pl. 13. 1905.
Legré, La botanique en Provence au seiziéme siécle. Les deux Bauhin. Marseille 1904.
Burckhardt, Gesch. med. Fakult. Basel 93-123. 1917 (bibl.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 59. 1936.
Heimans, De levende Natuur 63: 225-231. 1960.
Wein, Siidhoff’s Arch. Gesch. Med. Naturw. 30: 152-166. 1965.
Meier, Caspai Bauhin’s botanical correspondents, mss. at Dept. of botany, the Univer-
sity of Michigan. 1969.
Whitteridge, DSB 1: 522-525. 1970 (bibl.)
EPONYMY (genera): Bauhinia Linnaeus (1753, also dedicated to his elder brother Jean
Bauhin (1541-1612), q.v.); Bauhinites Seward & Conway (1935); Casparea Humboldt,
Bonpland & Kunth (1824); Caspareopsis N. L. Britton & J. N. Rose (1930); (journal):
Bauhinia Zeitschrift der Basler Botanischen Gesellschaft. Basel. Vol. 1-x, 1955-x (dedi-
cated to the two brothers Bauhin).
366. Prodromos theatri botanict Caspari Bauhini Basileensis ... in quo plantae supra
sexcentae ab ipso primum descriptae cum plurimis figuris proponuntur. Frankfurt
(Typis Pauli Jacobi, impensis Ioannis Treudelii) 1620. Qu. (Prodr.)
Ed. 1: 1620, p. [i-vili], 1-160, [12, index], 138 text ill. (woodcuts). Copies: BR (2), MO.
Ed. 2: Basel (Impensis Joannis Regis) 1671. Qu., p. [i-iv], [1]-160, [12, ind.], [1, err.],
138 text ill. (woodcuts). Copies: G, HU, MO, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 112; DTS 1: 17; HE p. 13; HU 319 [ed. 2]; Kew 1: 180; LS 1964; Lang-
man p. 118; NI 104; PR 507; SA 2: 540.
367. Pinax theatri botanict Caspari Bauhini ... sive index in Theophrasti Dioscoridis
Plinii et botanicorum qui a seculo scripserunt opera plantarum circiter sex millium ab
ipsis exhibitarum nomina cum earundum synonymiis & differentiis methodicé secun-
dum earum & genera & species proponens. Opus xl. hactenus non editum summopere
expetitum & ad auctoris intelligendus plurimim facicus. (Sumptibus & typis Ludovici
Regis) 1623. Qu. (Pinax).
Ed. 1: 1623, p. [i-xxiv], 1-522, [1-22, index], [1, err.], page 515 wrongly numbered 415.
Copies: BR, G, HU, L, MO, NY.
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BAUHIN, J.
Ed. 2: 1671, [i-xxiv], 1-518, [1-22, index], [1, err.], page 515 wrongly numbered 415.
Copies: BR, G, HU, MO, NY, U.
Re-issue: 1740, [i-xxiv], 1-518, [1-22, index], [1, err.]. Copy: G.
Ref.: BM 1: 113; HU 318 (ed. 1671); Kew 1: 180; Langman p. 117-118, LS 1965; PR
509; SA 1: 150, 2: 541; IDC 5324.
Morison, Hallucinationes Caspari Bauhini in Pinace. Praeludia botanica 1669.
Brunin, Z. ges. Naturw. 23: 128-142. 1864; 25: 432-433. 1865; 27: 388-390. 1866.
C. de Candolle, Bull. Herb. Boissier ser. 2. 4: 201:216, 297-312, 458-471, 721-754.
1904.
Klein, Nov. K6ézl. 5. 1906 (n.v.), key to Bauhin by Flatt.
Savage, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 148: 16-26. 1935.
Schwaetz, Thalis 4. 1937/39 n.v. (fide NI).
Bauhin, Jean (1541-1612), Swiss botanist. (7. Bauhin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: See under Caspar Bauhin.
Ref.: 1H 2: 60.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 127. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 1: 649-650; Barnhart 1: 141; BM 1: 113; Jackson
p- 520 [index]; Kew 1: 181; LS 1966; NI 100-103; Plesch p. 135-136; PR 500-504;
Quenstedt p. 25.
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd. Biogr. méd. 2: 53-56.
Duvernoy, Notices sur quelques médecins ... a Montbéliard 1-24. 1835.
Martins, Le Jardin des Plantes de Montpellier 7-11. 1854.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: xxvli-xxix. 1857.
Legré, La botanique en Provence au seiziéme siécle. Les deux Bauhin. Marseille 1904.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 59. 1936.
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. XVIII Jahrh. 253 [index]. 1936.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 31-34. 1940. (bibl.)
Arber, Herbals ed. 2, p. 70, 85, 93, 113-119. 1953.
Hasler, Gesnerus 20: I-21. 1963.
Martini, Chron. Hortic. 9(3): 61. 1969, 10(3): 45-46. 1970.
Webster, DSB 1: 525-527. 1970 (bibl.)
EPONYMY (genera): Bauhinia Linnaeus (1753, also dedicated to his younger brother
Caspar Bauhin (1560-1624), q.v.); Bauhinites Seward & Conway (1935); (journal):
Bauhinia Zeitschrift der Basler Botanischen Gesellschaft. Basel. Vol. 1-x, 1955-x (dedi-
cated to the two brothers Bauhin).
368. Historia plantarum universalis, nova, et absolutissima, cum consensu et dissensu
circa eas. Auctoribus Joh. Bauhino IIl. Cels. VVirt. Archiatro. Et Joh. Henr. Cherlero
Philos. et Med. Doct. Basiliensibus, quam recensuit & auxit Dominicus Chabraeus Med.
Doct. Genevensis. Juris verO publici fecit Franciscus Lud. A. Graffenried. Dominus in
Gertzensee & c. Continens descriptiones stirpium exactas, figuras novas, ex ipso proto-
typo maxima ex parte depictas: earumdem [sic] satum, cultum, mangonia: item vires
omnigenas: praeparationes, extractiones, ac distillationes praecipuas: exoticarum
orientis atque occidentis, aliarumq; ante nostrum seculum incognitarum supra mille
historias novas. Synonima: aequivoca: succedanea: praecipuarum linguarum appel-
lationes. In primis verd placita veterum graecorum, arabum, latinorum & posterioris
seculo scriptorum. Interpretationes ac corrrectiones [s¢c] sententiarum obscurarum et
depravatarum. In qua praeterea notantur errores eorum qui de plantis scripserunt; ac
continentur pleraque omnia, quae theologi, jurisconsulti, medici, philosophi, historici,
poetae, grammatici, geoponici, architecti, aliique de plantis promulgarunt. Ut meritd
omnium herbariorum vicem supplere queat. Ebroduni [= Yverdon] 1650-1651, 3 vols.
Fol. (Hist. pl.)
Co-authors: Johann Heinrich Cherler (c. 1570-c. 1610); Dominique Chabrey (1610-
1669).
Precursor volume: Historiae plantarum generalis novae et absolutissimae quinquaginta
annis elaboratae ... Ebroduni (Typ. Caldoriana) 1629. Qu. (n.v.)
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BAUHIN, J.
vol. pages dates
[1] [viii], 9, [1], [2], 1-596 (wrongly numbered): 1-232, 234-235, 238- 1650
239, 241-406, [407-408 blank], 409-466, 468-469, 471-[602] engraved
title page.
[2] 21-440 1650
2 [xx], 1074 plus 14 (wrongly numbered: 1651
1-169, 178, 173-398, 398a-398b [2 blank], 399-1074, engraved title
page.
3[1] [viii], 12, 1-212 1651
[2] 27-212, 213-882 (wrongly numbered: 1651
27-172, 2174-175, 2178-179, 2181-212, 213-808, 805-882, [2 blank],
engraved title page.
Taken from HU 251, q.v. for a detailed collation, bibliographical analysis, and notes on
variant issues. When tracing references it should be noted that volumes 1 and 3 have in
part double sets of page numbers. — 3577 Text illustrations (woodcuts) (692, 1436, 1449
fide NI). — Legré (1904) has shown that Cherler contributed only the articles signed
‘““Ego Cherlerus.”’
Ref.: BM 1: 113; HE p. 13; HU 251; Jackson p. 28, xxxii, Kew 1: 181; Langman
p. 117; LS 1966; NI 103; Plesch p. 135-136; PR 504; SA 1: 250, 2: 541.
Laplanche, Dict. iconogr. champ. sup. Europe 1894 (Friesian equivalents of names of
fungi).
Legré, Les deux Bauhins 25-33, 35-37. 1904.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 182. 1940 (on authorship Cherler).
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1051. 1940.
Perret, Bibl. hist. vaud. 7: 27, 49. 1947 (n.v., fide NI).
Martini, Chron. Hortic. 9(1): 61. 1969, 10(3): 45-46. 1970.
Baumgardt, Ernst (fl. 1856), German botanist and teacher at a senior high school at
Potsdam. (Baumgardt).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 142; BM 1: 114; PR 514-515.
369. Flora der Mittelmark, mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der Umgegend von Berlin
und Potsdam. ... Nebst einer Karte des Gebietes. Berlin (Georg Reimer) 1856. Oct.
(Fl. Mittelmark).
Publ.: Apr-Jul 1856 (p. x: Spring 1856, Bot. Zeit. 1 Aug 1856), p. [i]-cxx, [1]-240, map.
Copies: B, HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 1143 PR 515.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 14: 536-540. 1 Aug 1856.
Baumgarten, Johann Christian Gottlob (1765-1843), German botanist later active
in Transsylvania. (Baumg.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Kanitz and AG state that the herbarium was acquired by the
“Lyceum” in Hermannstadt (Sibiu, Roumania). In 1g00 it was bought by A. Richter
for the Museum of Transsylvania. In 1922 the herbarium was transferred to the her-
barium of the Institute of Botany of the University of Cluj (CL) where it is still main-
tained today, kept separate from the other collections. (AG state that many of the types
are missing). A small number of sheets is still in the Natural History Museum of Sibiu
and some other plants are in the general herbarium of CL. (We are grateful to C. Vaczy,
from Cluj, for the above information).
Ref; AG 9(1): 4975°GR pad: Leo: 61
Kanitz, Linnaea 33: 546, 1865.
Richter, Uti naplo 2: 223. 1905.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 2: 159-160; AG 2(1): 437, 4: 313, 5(1): 625, 793,
150
BAXTER, W.
12(3): 646; Barnhart 1: 142; BM 1: 114; Bossert p. 29; GR p. 4; IF p. 680; Jackson
p. 306; Kanitz no. 109; Kew 1: 182; LS 1971; PR 516-518; Zander ed. 10, p. 632.
Dietmann, Lausitz. Magaz. 24(16): 256-257. 1791.
Baillon, Dict. bot. 1: 338. 1875.
Niedermaier, Natura, Biol. (Bucuresti) 17(6): 84-87. 1965 (portr.)
Doltu, Revista Muzeelor ser. 2. 3. 262-263. 1965 (fide Topa 1966).
Topa, Anal. Sti. Univ. Cuza Iasi (Biol.) 12(1) : 235-237. 1966 (q.v. for further biogr. refs.).
Illig, Verh. bot. Ver. Prov. Brandenburg 106: 7-21. 1969.
Heltmann, Biol. Stud. Luckau 2: 15-32. 1973.
EPONYMY: Baumgartenia K. P. J. Sprengel (1817); Baumgartia Moench (1794).
370. Sertum lipsicum seu stirpes omnes praeprimis exoticas circa urbem olim maximeque
nuperrime plantatas digessit et descripsit secundum methodum Linnaeanam. Leipzig
(Officina Holliana) [1790]. Oct. (Sert. lips.)
Publ.: 26 Mar 1790 (fide Lausitz. Magaz. 23(13): 202. 15 Jul 1790; rev. Neue Leipz.
gel. Anz. 5 Apr 1790), p. [1]-48. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 114; PR 516; ST p. 55; IDC 5841.
371. Flora lipsiensis sistens plantas in agris circuli Lipsici tam sponte nascentes quam
frequentius cultas secundum systema sexuale revisum atque emendatum ... cum
tabulis iv. aere incisis. Leipzig (Siegfried Lebrecht Crusii) 1790. Oct. (Fl. lips.)
Publ.: Oct-Dec 1790 or first half 1791? (Lausitzer Magaz. 24/16: 257. 31 Aug 1791,
GGA 10 Oct 1791; however ALZ 24 Nov 1790 says “‘erschienen Mich. Messe 1790”’),
p. [i]-xvi, [17]-741, [3 p. add.], pl. 2-4. Copies: NY (4 pl.), USDA (2 pl.).
Ref.: BM 1: 114; Jackson p. 306; Kew 1: 182; LS 1971; PR 517; ST p. 55; IDC 5468.
372. Enumeratio stirpium magno Transsiluaniae principatui praeprimis indigenarum, in
usum nostratum botanophilorum conscripta inque ordinem sexuali-naturalem concin-
nata. Wien, Hermannstadt 1816-1846, 4 vols. Oct. (Enum. stirp. Transsilv.)
volume pages dates dates in vol.
I [i]-xxvii, [1 ]-427, 1816 p. xxvii: 14 Oct 1815
[428 err. ]
2 [j-x], [1]-392 Dec 1816 p- xli: 31 Oct 1815
3 [i]-xii, [1 ]-355 1817 p- xii: 29 Sep 1816
Seewlsisylic/ 114. 1Ol7
4 [iJ-iv, [1]-236 1846 p. iv cal Maji 1840
editor: M. Fuss
Mantissa 1 [i-v], [1]-82, index p. iv. ibid. majis 1846
[i]-vili 1846 author: M. Fuss
Indices [1]-112 1846 author: M. Fuss.
Vols. 1-3: Wien (in libraria Comesinae), vol. 4., Mant., Ind. ‘Cibini’, Hermannstadt
(Typis haeredum M. nobilis de Hochmeister (Theodor Steinhaussen.)). Copies: FH, HH,
NY.
J. F. von Jacquin wrote to A. P. de Candolle on 2 Jan 1817 (letter at G): “‘le second
volume de la Flora Transsylvanie de Baumgarten a paru ici.” ‘This makes publication
of vol. 3 in 1816 very dubious; Isis lists it correctly for 1817. Volume 4 was published
posthumously by Fuss at Hermannstadt. Hinrichs received it only 5-8 Jan 1848 [sic]; it
was presented to a meeting of Hungarian botanists on 16 Aug 1847 (Flora 20: 655).
Ref.: BM 1: 114; IF p. 680; Kew 1: 182; PR 518.
Baxter, William (1787-1871), English gardener and cryptogamist, curator of the
Oxford botanical garden (1813-1851). (Baxter).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: OXF, further material at CGE, diatoms at BM. — Issued also
series of exsiccatae: Stirpes cryptogam|ic]ae oxonienses (2 fasc., 100 nos. 1825-1828), sets at
B, BM, CGE, E, K, OXF and Flora thamensis (1841-1844) with P. B. Ayres.
151
BAXTER, W.
Ref. wen (ed. 6) 3555/2) Ole
Kent, Brit. herbaria 42. 1953.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 127-128. 1964.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 7. 1969.
Miller, Taxon 19: 513-514. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 635; Barnhart 1: 143; BB p. 25; BM 1: 115;
Bossert p. 29; CSP 1: 219, 12: 58; DNB 3: 438; GR p. 389; Jackson p. 235; Kew 1: 185;
LS 1987-1988; MD p. 53-54; NI 107; PR 544; Zander ed. 10, p. 632.
Anon., Gard. Chron. 1871: 1426-1427, also J. Bot. 9: 380-381. 1871.
Anon., Flora 55-64. 1872.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1871-1872: Ix-lxi. 1872.
Druce, F]. Oxfordshire 392-394. 1886.
Druce, Fl. Berkshire clxui. 1897.
Bagnall, Fl. Warwickshire 498-499. 1891.
Druce, Rep. Ashmolean nat. Hist. Soc. Oxfordshire 21-25. 1904.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 9. 1906.
Druce, Fl. Buckinghamshire xcvill. 1926.
Coats, The plant hunters 221, 225. 1969.
EPONYMY: Baxtera H. G. L. Reichenbach (1828, nom. rej.) is without an etymological
explanation; Baxteria R. Brown ex W. J. Hooker (1843, nom. cons.) is dedicated to
William Baxter (fl. 1823-1830), a collector in South Australia; Baxteria Van Heurck
(1896) and Baxteriopsis H. Karsten are dedicated to Wynne Edwin Baxter (1844-1920),
English phycologist.
NOTE: Baxter served at Oxford under George Williams, ‘‘an elegant scholar and an
amiable man, [who] added nothing to botanical science”? (Obituary of Baxter, J. Bot.
g: 370. 1871; see also BB p. 328 and DNB 69: 399).
373- Stirpes cryptogamae oxonienses; or dried specimens of cryptogamous plants, collected
in the vicinity of Oxford. Oxford 1825-1828, 2 fascicles. Qu. (Stirp. crypt. oxon.)
Publ.: fasc. 1: iv p. and nos. 1-50. 1825, fasc. 2: ii p. and nos. 51-100. 1828. — For an
extensive description see MD and Sayre 1969. Sets e.g. at BM, NY. A third fascicle
was announced but not published.
Ref.: BM 1: 115; Kew 1:185; LS 1897; MD p. 53-54.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 127-128. 1964.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 7-8. 1969.
374. British phaenogamous botany; or, figures and descriptions of the genera of British
flowering plants. Oxford (author; sold by J. M. Parker) [1832-] 1834-1843, 6 vols. Oct.
(Brit. phaen. bot.)
Publ.: The original publication took place in parts. A trial part with two plates (Fritil-
laria and Tulipa) was issued in Mai 1832, soliciting subscribers. The first full parts
(1, 2) were issued in Sep 1832. Each part contained four plates with accompanying
text. According to Church, publication took place regularly, in the beginning one
part per month, until 1843.
Most of the plates are dated.
vol. parts plates completed by
I 1-20 1-80 1 Mar 1834
2 21-40 81-160 2 Nov 1835
3 41-60 161-240 16 Aug 1837
4 61-80 241-320 2 Mar 1839
5 81-100 321-400 3 Nov 1840
6 1OI-127 401-509 Mar 1843
The dates of receipt of parts 1-101 by the Linn. Soc. (confirmed for nos. 72-101 by
Proc. Hort. Soc. London, data BH) are (for plate nos. multiply by four):
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As soon as a volume was completed, this was also issued somewhat later as a whole,
with a separate title-page and usually with a dated dedication; this issue of completed
sets of volumes was regarded as the “‘second edition.” The sixth volume (dedication
dated 15 Mai 1843) has extensive indexes. The run of the paperbacked parts is con-
sidered the “‘first edition,’ completed sets of volumes are inscribed second edition on
the title-page of the first volume. A reprint (third ‘‘edition’’) was issued in 1856 (text
and plates same as in orig.). The 509 coloured copper engravings (accompanied by
letter press) are mainly by W. A. Delamotte, C. Mathews and Isaac Russell. The
originals are in the Lindley library of the Royal Horticultural Society, London.
Second issue (‘‘edition’”’) (see above):
Vol. pages
[i-iv], [index 4 p.]
[i-iv], [index 4 p.]
[i-iv], [index 4 p.]
[i-iv], [index 4 p.]
[i-iv], [index 4 p.]
[i-iv], [add. corr. 2 p.],
[index vol. 6. 4 p.],
bibliogr., etc. [i]-lvii.
OuP oN 4
dates prefaces
plates date t.p.
1-80 1834
81-160 1835
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241-320 1839
321-400 1840
401-509 1843
25 Feb 1834
17 Oct 1835
12 Jun 1837
18 Feb 1839
24 Oct 1840
15 Mai 1843
Copies: CAS, HH. — Each title page has a different motto derived from British poetry.
Ref.: Blunt p. 213; BM 1: 115; GF p. 49; Jackson p. 235; Kew 1: 185; NI 107; PR 524.
Church, J. Bot. 57: 58-63. 1919.
153
BAYER
Bayer, Edvin (1862-1921), Czech palaeobotanist, lichenologist and botanical historian.
(E. Bayer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PR.
Ref.: GR p. 668; IH 2: 61.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 115, 6: 66; Bossert p. 29; CSP 13: 360; GR
p. 668; Kew 1: 185; LS 33430; Quenstedt p. 26.
Podpera, Nase Veda 8: 181. 1926.
Nemejc, Vestnik statn. geol. ust. Ceskosl. Rep. 3: 69-73. 1927.
Prochazka, Cas. nar. Mus., Praha, odd. prirod. 101: 57-58. 1927.
Vilhelm, Preslia 5: 230-231. 1927 (portr.)
Nemejc, Veda Prir. 9: 151-155. 1928.
Futak et Domin, Bibl. fl. CSR 97. 1960 (bibl.)
Baylis, Edward (fl. 1791-1794), British physician and botanist. (Baylis).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 143; BB p. 25; Jackson p. 500; Kew 1: 185;
Plesch p. 136.
375- A new compleat body of practical botanic physic, from the medicinal plants of the
vegetable kingdom selected from some of the best authors: with useful observations and
improvements, necessary regimen and diet, under all diseases. Embellished with
beautiful copper-plates, colored to nature. London (Stace and Maids) 1791 [-1792].
Qu. (New pract. bot.)
Publ.: 1 Mar 1791-1 Nov 1792 (dates on plates), p. [i]-viii, [1]-563, [564, err.], pl. r-4z.
Copies: HU(2). — Most plates are signed by John Frederick Miller.
Ref.: Henrey 440; Jackson p. 500; Kew 1: 185; Plesch p. 136.
Roper, J. Bot. 56: 52-54. 1918.
Bayrhoffer, Johann Daniel Wilhelm (1793-1868), German cryptogamist. (Bayrh.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: FR, other material at B (musci) and LZ (lich., destroyed).
Ref.: GR p. 5; IH 2: 62.
Anon., Ann. Bryol. 9: 153. 1937.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 144; BM 1: 116, 6: 67; CSP 1: 220; GR
p- 5; Kew 1: 186; LS 1997-2001; PR 531-533.
Kirschbaum, Jb. Nassauischen Ver. Naturk. 21/22: 429-432. 1869, (also as a reprint, 4 p.).
Bary, Bot. Zeit. 28: 325-328. 1870.
EPONYMY: Bayrhofferia Trevisan (1857).
376. Einiges iiber Lichenen und deren Befruchtung ... Mit vier lithographirten Tafeln. Bern
(Huber & Comp., Eigenthiimer J. Kérber) 1851. Qu. (Lichenen).
Publ.: Sep-Oct 1851 (preface Sep 1851; rd by Flora Sep-Oct 1851, fide Flora 34: 672.
1851), p. [i-iv], [1]-41, [3 p.], pl. 1-4. Copies: NY (4 pl.), Stevenson (3 pl.)
Ref.: BM 1: 116; Kew 1: 186; LS 1998; PR 532.
H. J., Bot. Zeit. g: 814-822. 14 Nov 1851 (rev. dated 25 Oct).
Anon., Flora 35: 11-16. 7 Jan 1852.
Bayrhoffer, Flora 35: 173-176. 21 Mar 1852.
377- Entwickelung und Befruchtung der Cladoniaceen ... Mit einer Tafel. Als Manuscript
gedruckt. [Frankfurt a.M.] 1860. Qu. (Entw. Cladon.)
Publ.: 1860, de Caspary received a copy from the author on 17 Nov 1860; p. [1]-26,
1 pl. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 116; LS 2001; PR 533.
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BECCARI
Beatson, Alexander (1759-1833), Scottish soldier, Governor of St. Helena 1808-1813.
(Beatson).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 146; BB p. 26; BM 1: 117; DNB 4: 20;
Jackson p. 353; Kew 1: 191.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew add. ser. 3: 37. 1899 (the Flora Sta. Helenica listed under
Beatson was written by Alexander Watson).
EPONYMY: Beatsonia Roxburgh (1816).
378. Tracts relative to the island of St. Helena; written during a residence of five years. By
Major-general Alexander Beatson, late governer, &c. &c. &c. Illustrated with views
engraved by Mr. William Daniell, from the drawings of Samuel Davis, Esq. London
(pr. W. Bulmer and Co., distr. G. and W. Nicol, J. Booth) 1816. Qu. (Tracts St. Helena).
Author of botanical appendix: William Roxburgh (1751-1815).
Publ.: Jan 1816 (p. v*: 1 Jan 1816; Quart. Rev. Jan 1816), frontisp., p. [iii*-vii*],
viii*-xix*, [i]-Ixxxvii, [1]-330, 7 pl. Copy: LC. - On p. 295-326: Appendix 1: An
alphabetical list of plants seen by Dr Roxburgh growing on the island of St. Helena in
1813-1814.
Ref.: Jackson p. 353; Kew 1: 191.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew, add. ser. 3: 37. 1899.
Beauverd, Gustave (1867-1942), Swiss botanist, curator of the Boissier herbarium at
Genéve. (Beauverd).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: G.
Ref.: TH 2: 63.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(3): 364; Barnhart 1: 148; BFM 962; BL 2: 627
[index]; BM 6: 68; CSP 13: 376; IF suppl. 1: 75; Kew 1: 192-193; LS 2030, 30954-
30955; LS suppl. 2115-2120; MW p. 37; RV 71: p. 275; Zander ed. 10, p. 633.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 205. 1905.
Cavillier, Boissier 5: 16. 1941.
Hochreutiner, Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve ser. 2. 33: 223-240. 1942.
Hochreutiner, Revista Sudam. Bot. 7(1): 23-24. 1942.
EPONYMY: Beauverdia Herter (1943).
Beauverie, Jean Jules (1874-1938), French botanist at Lyon. (Beauverie).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LY.
Ref.: Beauverie, C. R. Congr. Soc. sav. Paris, sect. sci. 68: 208-214. 1935.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 148; BL 2: 115; 6: 68; CSP 13: 376;
Kew 1: 193; Langman p. 121; LS 2031-2048, 30956-30969; LS suppl. 2121-2168;
MW p. 37.
Beauverie, Liste de titres et travaux scientifiques (1897-1934). Lyon 1935, 78 p. (bibl.)
Reynaud-Beauverie, Bull. Soc. bot. France 85: 557-567. 1938 (bibl.)
Tronchet, Bull. Soc. linn. Lyon 7(4): 100-105. 1938 (portr.)
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 4(3): 262-263, 267. 1938 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Beauveria Vuillemin (1912).
Beccari, Odoardo (1843-1920), Italian botanical explorer and palm specialist. (Becc.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: FI (13.000).
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 63.
Steenis, Webbia 8(2): 427-436. 1952.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 2113; Barnhart 1: 148; BL 1: 103, 120; BM 1: 118,
6: 68; Bossert p. 30; CSP 7: 113, 9: 156, 12: 60, 13: 378; IF p. 680; Jackson p. 120, 395;
Kew 1: 194-195; Langman p. 121; MW p. 37; NI 108-112.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 160, pl. 37. 1903, 3(3): 175. 1905 (portr.)
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1921-1922: 37-40.
Béguinot, Rivista di Biologia 3(1). 1921 (repr. 4 p.).
Burkill and Moulton, J. Asiat. Soc. Straits Br. 83: 166-173. 1921.
Chiovenda, Nuovo Giorn. bot. Ital. ser. 2. 28: 5-25. 1921 (portr., bibl.)
Martelli, Webbia 5(1): 295-353. 1921 (portr., bibl. maps itin.), also as independent
reprint, Firenze 1921, 61 p.
Priore, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 39: (56)-(87). 1921.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 43-46. 1950 (extensive information on itineraries,
biogr., coll.).
Steenis, Webbia 8(2): 427-436. 1952 (Thesaurus beccarianus).
Irmscher, Webbia g: 469-509. 1953 (on his Begoniaceae).
Royen, Webbia 9: 369-385. 1954 (on his Podostemaceae).
COMPOSITE WorRKs: (1) Nuovo Giornale botanico Italiano publicato da O. Beccari, vols. 1-ii1,
1869-1871.
(2) Hooker, Fl. Brit. India, Palmae (with J. D. Hooker), 6: 402-448. Jul 1892, 449-483.
Sep 1893.
EPONYMY: Beccaria Massee (1892); Beccaria K. A. F. W. Mueller Hal. (1872); Bec-
carianthus Cogniaux (1890); Beccariella Pierre (1890); Beccariella Cesati (1879); Bec-
carinea Pierre ex Post & O. Kuntze (1903); Beccarina Van Tieghem (1895); Beccarinda
O. Kuntze (1891); Beccariodendron Warburg (1891); Beccariophoenix H. Jumelle & H.
Perrier de la Bathie (1915).
379. Malesia raccolta di osservazioni botaniche intorno alle piante dell’ arcipelago
indo-malese e papuano publicata da Odoardo Beccari destinata principalmente a
descrivere ed illustrare le piante da esso raccolte in quelle regioni durante i viaggi
eseguiti dal anno 1865 all’ anno 1876. Genova (1/2: R. Istituto Sordo-Muti) Firenze-
Roma (3: Fratelli Bencini) 1877-1890. 3 vols. Qu. (Malesia).
vol. part pages dates
I I [1]-96 Apr 1877
2 97-192 Sep 1877
3 193-256 Sep 1878
4 257-304, [1, ind.] Dec 1883
2 I [1]-128 Dec 1884
2 129-212 28 Sep 1885
3 213-284 12 Jun 1886
4 285-340, [i] Dec 1886
3 I [1]-80 Jun 1886
2 81-160 Sep 1886
3 161-168 Aug 1887
4 169-280 ~~ Sep 1889
5 281-432, [i-i1] Mar 1890
There are 137 lithographs (1-28, 1-65, 1-44) mainly after drawings by Beccari himself.
Dates 2: 340, 3: 420. Copies: BR, G, L, MO, US. — Parts 1 and 2 of vol 2 were issued
in a single cover for ‘‘fasc. i-ii,”’ dated 1884. The dates on the signatures are not those of
publication.
A facsimile reprint was announced, but not yet published, by Asher (1974).
Ref.: BM 1: 118; IF p. 680; MW p. 37; NI 108; SK p. clxix.
380. Palme del Madagascar descrite ed illustrate da Odoardi Beccari (con 50 tavole in
fototipia testo). Firenze (Istituto micrografico Italiano) 1912[-1914]. Fol. (Palme
Madagascar).
156
BECK, G.
fase. pages plates dates
I I-14, [i-iv] I-10 IQI2
2 15-22 II-20 IQI2
3 23-32 21-27, 29, 39; 32 Igt2
4 33-40 28, 31, 33-40 IgI2 on cover*
5 41-59, [v-vi, ind.] 41-50 1912 on cover**
* but received by GH in 12 Mar 1914; ** but not printed until 4 Apr 1914, see p. 59,
received by GH 23 Jul 1914. The GH (= HH) copy is in the original covers. The
50 plates are photographs by Beccari. Number of copies printed: 100. Copies: BR, G,
HH, MO.
Ref.: BM 6: 69; NI 109.
381. Le palme della Nuova Caledonia. Firenze (M. Ricci) 1920. Oct. (Palme Nuova Cale-
donia).
Publ.: 10 Dec 1920, p. [1]-78, pl. 1-73 with text, [1, colophon with date]. Copy: G. -
Preprinted from Webbia 5: 71-198, published on 30 Jul 1921 or somewhat later.
The plates, with accompanying text, edited by Ugolino Martelli, occupy p. 147-198.
382. Asiatic Palms — Corypheae ... The species of the genera Corypha, Nannorhops,
Sabal, Copernicia, Serenoa, Brahea, Acoelorhaphe, Washingtonia, Pritchardia,
Erythea, Livistona, Licvala, Pritchardiopsis, Phlolidocarpus, Teysmannia, Rhapis,
Chamaerops, Trachycarpus, Rhaphidophyllum, Trithrinax, Acanthorhiza, Hemithri-
nax, Thrinax, Coccothrinax, Crysophila. With 70 plates and 32 plates of analytical
figures. Calcutta (Bengal Secretariat Book Depot) 1931. Qu. (Aszat. Palms, Coryph.)
Publ.: Early 1933 [sic] — p. [i-x], [1]-356, 102 pl. (1-99, 59bis, 68bis, 8gbis). Issued as
Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Calcutta vol. 13. Posthumously revised and edited by Ugolino
Martelli.
Ref.: MW p. 37; NI 111.
Furtado, Chron. bot. 3: 337. 1937.
Beck, Ritter von Mannagetta und Lerchenau, Giinther (1856-1931), Bohemian
botanist, curator of W (1886-1899), professor of botany in Vienna (1888-1899), later at
Prague. (Beck).
HERBARIUM and Types: PRC and/or W. Both institutes claim to possess the original
herbarium; algae at PRC. Together with Alexander Zalhbruckner Beck published
Cryptogamae exsiccatae editae a Museo palatino vindobonense (nos. 1-600, 1894-1900).
Ref.: 1TH 2: 63-64.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 428. 1916.
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 431, 6(1): 207, 12(1): 244, 12(3): 302; Barnhart
1: 149; BEM find.]; BL 1: 114; BM 1: 110, 6: 70; Bossert'p. 31; GSP 9: 160, 12;°60,
13: 385-386; DTS 1: 17-18, 6(4): 79, 111; GR p. 446; Jackson p. 94; Kew 1: 197-198;
Langman p. 122; LS 2120-2124, suppl. 2183-2190; MW p. 38; NI 113a; OBL 1: 61;
Zandered. 103): 639.
Marchesetti, Atti Museo civ. Storia nat. Trieste 9: 133-134. 1895.
Maiwald, Gesch. bot. Bohmen 240, 274. 1904.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 205. 1905.
Pascher, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 49: (9105)-(125). 1931 (portr., bibl.)
Domin, Veda prir. 13: 119-120. 1932.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1051. 1940.
Rickett, NAF 28 B(2): 319. 1945, ser. 2. 2: 151. 1955.
Futak et Domin, Bibl. fl. CSR 97-98. 1960.
COMPOSITE Works: (1) EP ed. 1, Orobanchaceae, in 4(3B): 123-132. 1891 (suppl. by
Engler in Nachtr. 2-4: 299. 1897).
(2) Pflanzenreich: Orobanchaceae, iv. 261, Heft 96, 30 Sep 1930 (348 p.), repr. 1958/60.
157
BECK, G.
(3) Reichenbach, Icones florae Germaniae, editor from 1900-1907; vol. 22 (dec. 31-33,
p. 169-230, t. 271, 1900-1903); vol. 24 (dec. 1-14, p. 1-112, pl. 139-250, 1903-1907).
(4) Becker, Hernstein in Niederésterreich, 2. Flora bearbeitet von G. Beck (also some
animal taxa).
(5) Paulitschke, Harar, Forschungsreise ..., Wissenschaftlicher Theil; botanische Ergebnisse by
Beck. (1888).
(6) Wawra von Fernsee, Itinera Principum S. Coburgi, Wien 1883-1888, edited by G. Beck.
EPONYMY: Mannagettaea H. Smith (1933).
383. Flora von Nieder-Osterreich. Handbuch zur Bestimmung sémmtlicher in diesem
Kronlande und den angrenzenden Gebieten wildwachsenden, haufig gebauten und
verwildert vorkommenden Samenpflanzen und Fihrer zu weiteren botanischen
Forschungen fiir Botaniker, Pflanzenfreunde und Anfanger. Wien (Carl Gerold’s
Sohn) 1890-1893. Oct. (Fl. Nieder-Osterreich).
vol./pars pages figures dates
I [1]-vi, [1], [1]-430, I-77 25 Nov 1890
[ind. 2 p.]
2(1) [i], [431]-889, [890-894, 78-128 = Apr 1892
ind., err. ]
(2) [i]-x, [1, h.t.], [1]-74, = Jun 1893
[1, h.t.], [895]-1396
Copies: HH, U. — For dates see p. vi.
Ref.: BM 1: 119; DTS 1: 18; Kew 1: 197.
384. Die Vegetationsverhdlinisse der illyrischen Lander begreifend Siidkroatien, die Quar-
nero-Inseln, Dalmatien, Bosnien und die Hercegovina, Montenegro, Nordalbanien, den
Sandzak Novipazar und Serbien. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1go1. Oct. (Vege-
tationsverh. illyr. Land.)
Orig. ed.: Oct-Nov 1go1 (Nat. Nov. Nov rgor), p. [iJ-xv, [1]-534, [535], 2 maps, 6 pl.,
18 ills. Copy: U. — Die Vegetation der Erde (ed. A. Engler, O. Drude), vol. 4.
Facsimile reprint: announced, but not yet published (Cramer 1974).
Ref.: BM 6: 70; Kew 1: 197.
385. Hilfsbuch fiir Pflanzensammler ... mit 12 Abbildungen im Text. Leipzig (Wilhelm
Engelmann) 1902. Oct. (Hilfsb. Pflanzensamml.)
Publ.: 1902 (p. ili: Easter 1902; Nat. Nov.), p. [i-iv], [1]-36. Copy: U.
386. Flora Bosne, Hercegovine i novopazarskog sandzZaka. Volumes 1-4. 1903-1967.
(Fl. Bosne).
Publ.: Volumes 1-3 are by Beck, vol. 4(1) is by Beck and K. Maly, vol. 4(2) is by
Z. Bjeléié, Z. Slavnié and P. Fukarek. Publication took place in:
G Glasnik zemaljskog Muzeja u Bosni Hercegovini, Sarajevo (1903-1923)
SA Sonderausgaben der Kgl. Serbischen Akademie 63(15) Beograd, Sarajevo
(1927)
BI _Sonderausgabe Band 1 des Biol. Inst., Sarajevo (1950)
ZM_ Sonderausgabe Band m des Zemaljski Muzej Bosne i Hercegovine, Prirodn-
jacko odeljenjé, Sarajevo (1967)
part/fasc. pages repr. contents place and date of publ.
I [1-94] Gymn., Monoc. G 16: 1-48, 185-230. 1903
2(1-3) 95-149 Salic.-Caryoph. G 18: 69-81, 137-150,
469-495. 1906
(4) 151-165 Caryoph. G 19: 15-29. 1907
(5) [167-197] Caryoph. G 21: 135-165. 1909
(6) [199-225] Ranunce. G 26: 451-475. 1914
BECK, G.
part/fasc. pages repr. contents place and date of publ.
(7) 226-351 Berb.-Cruc. G 28(1-2): 41-67. 1916
— [1]-26 Pterid. G 28(3-4) : 311-336. 1916
(8) 353-393 Resed.-Til. G 30: 177-217. 1918
(9) 395-439 Euph.-Polygal. G 32(1-2): 83-127. 1920
(10) 442-457 Anac.-Vit. G 33: I-17. 1921
(11) 460-484. Crass.-Sax. G 35: 49-74. 1923
3 i-viil, [1 ]-487 Chorip. (fin) SA 63/15: 1-x, 1-487. 1927
4(1) 1-72, [1] Symp. BI 1: 1-72, [1, ind., 1 col.] 1950
(2) [1]-110, Symp. ZM 2: [1]-110, [1, ind., 1 col.] 1967
[1, col.]
Copy: G. — Part of this Flora was published also in a German translation: Flora von
Bosnien, der Herzegowina und des Sandzaks Novipazar, in Wiss. Mitt. aus Bosnien und der
Herzegowina [Gerold, Wine] [WM] (£1. Bosnien).
part fascicle pages contents place and date of publ.
I [i], [1]-112 Gymn. Monoc. WM 9: 407-518. 1904
2 I-2 fi], [113]-210 Salic.-Caryoph. WM 11: 393-490. 1909
3 fi], [a11]-261 Nymph.-Ranunc. WM 13: 185-235. 1916
The reprint has double pagination: journal and repr. Copy (reprint): G. — This German
version was discontinued after 1916; it is a separate work because of the many additions.
A forerunner of this work was the Flora von Stidbosnien und der angrenzenden Hercegovina
published in the Annalen des naturhistorischen Hofmuseums Wien (Wien, Alfred Holder).
Subtitle: ““Nach den Ergebnissen einer dahin im Jahre 1885 unternommene Reise und
den in der Literatur vorhandenen Angaben.” From pars 4 on: “im Jahre 1888.”
ann. pars pagesreprint pagesann. plates dates
1(4) I {1]-[55] [271 ]-325 Nov-Dec 1886
2(1) 2 [58]-[98] [35]-76 Feb-Mar 1887
(2) 3 [100]-202 [81]-184 _2(1)-7(6) Jun 1887
4(4) 4 [1]-34 [339]-372 Jan-Feb 1890
1 ne) [35]-64 [549]-578 =r fig. Dec 1890 or early Jan 1891
6(3/4) 6 [65]-102 [307]-344. 8(7)-10(9) Dec 1891 or early Jan 1892
10(2) i [103 ]-141* [166]-212 Aug-Sep 1895
I1(1) 8 [142]-183 [39]-80 Apr-Mai 1896
13(1) 9 [184]-215 [1]-32 1898 (cover)
Copies: BR (repr.), G (repr.), MO, NY (repr.). — The dates give the two months
preceding mention in Nat. Nov. The NY copy is in orig. reprint covers. *The reprint
has a pagination [103]-141, 138-141. Parts 1-3 constitute Band I (not so designated),
4-9 Band II, so designated, Ann. 4(4): 339.
Rep: DES 1 17:
Widder, Phyton 13(3-4): 317-319. 1969.
’
387. Schedae ad ‘‘Kryptogamas exsiccatas,” editae a museo paletino vindobonensi. 1894-1964.
Wien (Sched. krypt. exs.)
Co-author: Alexander Zahlbriickner (1860-1893).
Exsiccatae: Kryptogamae exsiccatae, editae a musco palatino vindobenenst, cent. i-xlv. nos,
1-4500, 1894-1964.
The publication of the Schedae as well as the issue of the Aryptogamae exsiccatae (the name
changed later to Cryptogamae exsiccatae) was a co-operative effort. The total publica-
tion comprised 45 centuries of sets of specimens and accompanying texts in the Annalen.
We give here the data for sets 1-6, published by Beck and Zahlbruckner and for sets 7-9
issued by A. Zahlbriickner. The remaining part will be treated under Zahlbriickner.
Schedae: published in Annalen des k.k. naturhistorischen Hofmuseums Wien:
159
BEOK, G:
cent. nos. Annalen pages plates date
I I-100 9 119-142 i, tt 1894.
2 101-200 II 81-101 1896
3 201-300 12 79-98 1897
4 301-400 13 443-472 1898
5/6 401-600 15 169-215 1900
7 601-700 16 63-90 IQOI
8 701-800 17 257-281 1902
9 801-900 18 349-375 1903
Centuries 7-26 were issued by A. Zahlbriickner, 27-32 by C. Keissler, 33-34, 36-45 by
F. Petrak, 35 by Petrak, K. Rechinger, O. Szatala and J. Baumgartner. For further
details see Sayre 1969.
Ref.: DTS 1: 18, 3: xxxix, 4: xliii-xliv, 5: xlvili-xlix; LS 2124.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 328. 1916.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 31-32. 1969.
Beck, Lewis Caleb (1798-1853), American physician and naturalist at Albany, New
York. (L. C. Beck).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: NYS [?], duplicates B, K, KIEL, P, W.
Ref.: TH 2: 63.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 149; BM 1: 119, 6: 70; CSP 1: 228-229, 6:
HOw? 1605.0 sp: 6603) Jacksonmpi361 ; Kmewins197) MIE 1::1645°92)301,,4)10.530)5
PR 541.
Anon., Amer. J. Sci. ser. 2. 16: 149-150. 1853 (bibl.)
March, in Grosse, Amer. med. Biogr. 1861: 679-696 (fide ME).
Merrill, Ann. Rep. Smithsonian Inst. 1904: 690.
House, 7x Kelly and Burrage, Amer. med. Biogr. 1920: 87.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 290. 1921.
Rodgers, John Torrey 336 [index]. 1942.
Ewan, Short history botany U.S. 90, 97. 1969.
Martin, in Lenley et al., Index corr. Torrey 447. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Eaton, Manual, ed. 4, 1824, appendix by L. C. Beck.
EPONYMY: Weobeckia EK. L. Greene (1896).
388. Botany of the northern and middle states; or, a description of the plants found in the
United States, north of Virginia, arranged according to the natural system. With a
synopsis of the genera according to the Linnaean system — a sketch of the rudiments of
botany, and a.glossary of terms. Albany (Webster and Skinners) 1833. Duod. (in sixes)
(Bot. north. middle states).
Ed. 1: Mai-Jun 1833 (data BH), p. [i]-lv, [1]-471. Copy: BR.
Ed. 2: ‘revised and enlarged,’ New York (Harper & Brothers) 1848. Duod., publ. 1848
(p. iv: Feb 1848), p. [i]-lxiii, [1]-480 “Botany of the United States North of Virginia;
comprising descriptions of the flowering and fern-like plants hitherto found in those
states, arranged according to the natural system; with a synopsis ... terms.”’ Copies:
HH, MICH.
Reissue: 1856, New York (Harper and Brothers), cancellans t.p., rest 1848 sheets,
p. [i]-xi, [1]-480. Duod. Copies: MICH, NY.
Reissue: 1868, New York (Harper and Brothers), cancellans t.p., rest 1868 sheets,
p. [1]-lxii, [1]-480. Duod. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 119; IF 680; Jackson 361; Kew 1: 197; ME 3: 411; PR 541; IDC 5113.
Beck, [Carl] Richard (1858-1919), German palaeobotanist and geologist. (R. Beck).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
160
BECKER, W.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 149; BM 6: 69-70; CSP 1: 220, 6: 580, 7:
116-117, 9: 160, 13: 384-385; LS 2125-2127, 30967-30969; Quenstedt p. 28.
Stutzer, Z. prakt. Geol. 27: 149-153. 1919 (portr., bibl.)
Kossmat, Ber. Sachs. Akad. Math.-Phys. Kl. 71: 359-364. 1919 [1920] (bibl.)
Schreiter, Ber. Freiberger Geol. Ges. 8(1915-1920): 12-25. 1920 (portr., bibl.)
Becker, Alexander (1818-1901), Russian botanist and musician (organ player) at
Sarepta, explorer of the lower Wolga region and the Caucasus. (A. Becker).
HERBARIUM and typEs: Unknown, Becker distributed many plants partly through
Hohenacker; important set at LE, for duplicates see IH. Some collections went under
the title Plantae desertorum wolgae inferioris (see e.g. Bot. Zeit. 13: 391-392. 1855, 14: 295.
1856, Flora 39: 256. 1856, Bonplandia 6: 341. 1858), others as Plantae caucasicae rariores
(Bonplandia 6: 341. 1858).
Re jelkl 2:64:
Anon., Flora 38: 224, 240. 1855.
Becker, Verzeichnis der um Sarepta wildwachsenden Pflanzen, Moskau 1858 (n.v.
see Flora 45: 207-208. 1862, obviously a reprint from Bull. Soc. nat. Mosc. 1858,
no. 3).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 465; Barnhart 1: 149; Bossert p. 31; CSP 1:
229-230, 7: 117, 9: 160-161; Jackson p. 330; Kew 1: 198.
Wiren, Acta Horti Univ. Jurj. 2: 126-129. 1901 (portr., bibl.)
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Becker, cf. infra, sub J. Becker.
Becker, Johannes (1769-1833), German botanist, “‘Stifts-botanikus”’ of the Sencken-
berg Institute at Frankfurt a.M. (Becker).
HERBARIUM and TyPeEs: FR.
Ref.: Conert, Senckenbergiana biologica 48 (Sonderheft C): 13-17. 1967.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 150; BM 1: 120; GR p. 61; Kew 1: 198;
LS 2: 31; MD p. 54-55; PR 543.
Fresenius, Flora 16(2): 766-767. 1833, 17(1): 24-29. 1834.
Blum, Ber. Senckenb. naturf. Ges. Wiss. Abh. 1901: 10.
Anon., Ann. bryol. 9: 154. 1937.
Egle und Rosenstock, Gesch. Bot. Frankfurt a. Main 14. 1966.
EPONYMY: Beckera Fresenius (1837); Beckeropsis Figari & De Notaris (1853).
Note: Beckerella Kylin (1956) is dedicated to Hermann Franz Becker (1838-1917),
German born botanist in South Africa.
389. Flora der Gegend um Frankfurt am Main. Frankfurt a.M. (Ludwig Reinherz) 1828.
Oct. (Fl. Frankfurt).
Erste Abtheilung: Phanerogamie: (t.p. 1828), 1827, ante 14 Nov (Flora 10(2) : 672. 1827),
p. [i-iv], [1]-557, (558, err.], table. 61*-62* cancell. Copies: B, HH.
Zweite Abtheilung: Cryptogamie: Oct 1828 (Martius acknowledged the receipt of a copy
on 19 Oct 1828, letter at FR; received by Regensburg Botanical Society after 28 Sep
(Flora 11(2) Erg.: 65. 1828), p. [i], [1]-813, [814 err.], and part 2(2) without t.p.:
[u]-111, [112, ind.]. Copies: B, HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 120; Kew 1: 198; LS 2131; MD p. 55; PR 543.
Fresenius, Flora 17(1): 24-29. 1834.
Conert, Senckenbergiana biologica 48 (Sonderheft C): 14-15. 1967.
Becker, Wilhelm (1874-1928), German teacher and botanist. (W. Becker).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: B — Exsiccatae: Violae exsiccatae germanicae, austro-hungaricae et
helvetiae (Lief. i-vili, 1900-1908, nos. 1-202), sets at B, GOET and probably also in FR,
GB, GJO, GH and W.
161
BECKER, W.
Ref DLS 6: 111-112; Le: 64.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 328. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 151; DTS 6(4): 74, 111-114.
Gé6rz, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 71: 142-150. 1928 (bibl. by H. Melchior).
Kloos, Ned. Kruidk. Arch. 1928: 172-173.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1929: 89.
Wein, Mitt. thir. bot. Ver. ser. 2. 39: xiv-xvi. 1930.
EPONYMY: For eponymys based on the name Becker, cf. supra, sub J. Becker.
Beckhaus, Konrad Friedrich Ludwig (1821-1890), German clergyman, highschool
teacher and botanist at Hoxter, Westfalen. (Beckhaus).
HERBARIUM and Types: MSTR.
Ref.: 1H 2: 64.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 151; BFM 49; BM 1: 120; CSP 1: 231, 7:
118; 12: 61-62, 13: 392; GR p. 5; LS 2136-2140.
Westhof, Jahresber. bot. Sekt. Westfal. Prov. Ver. 1891/92: 6. 1892.
Beckhaus, Flora von Westfalen 1. 1893 (portr.)
390. Flora von Westfalen. Die in der Provinz Westfalen wild wachsenden Gefass-Pflanzen
... Nach des Verfassers Tode herausgegeben von L. A[ugust] W[ilhelm] Hasse ... Mit
einem Bildniss des Verfassers. Miinster (Aschendorff) 1893. Oct. (Fl. Westfalen).
Publ.: Sep-Dec 1893 (preface 17 Aug 1893; Hedwigia rev. 30 Jan 1894, Nat. Nov. Jan
1894), p. [i]-xxvi, [1]-1096, portr. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BFM 49; BM 1: 120.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2(2): 151. 1955.
Beddome, Richard Henry (1830-1911), English army officer and forestry botanist in
India. (Bedd.)
HERBARIUM and TyPESs: BM (10.000 species); some of the types perhaps at K, further
material at CAL.
Ref.: BB p. 27; IH 1 (ed. 6): 355, 2: 64.
Murray, Hist. coll. BMNH 133. 1904.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 152; BB p. 27; BM 1: 121, 6: 71; CSP 1:
242, 6: 581, 7: 122-123, g: 168, 13: 400; IF p. 680-681, suppl. p. 75; Jackson p. 388,
391, 520; Kew 1: 199; Langman p. 122; MW p. 39; NI 115-120; PR 554-557, 10540;
Zander ed. 10, p. 633.
Drummond, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1910-1911: 32-34.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1911: 164-165.
EPONYMY: Beddomea J. D. Hooker (1862); Beddomiella Dixon (1922).
391. The ferns of Southern India. Being descriptions and plates of the ferns of the Madras
presidency. Madras (Gantz brothers) 1863[-1864]. Qu. (Ferns S. India).
Ed. 1: text p. [i*], [ii*], [i]-xv, [1]-88, index [i]-vii, pl. 1-271, 28a. Copies: BR, G, L,
MO, (in orig. sequence of fasc.), NY. Fasc. 1-10: pl. 1-123. 1863. Fasc. 11-16: pl. 124-271.
1864, last parts perhaps 1865 (Flora 29 Nov 1865).
Ed. 2: Madras (Higginbotham and Co.) [1872-]1873, p. [i*-ii*], [i]-xv, [1]-88, p/. 2-277,
26a, p. [i]-xv. Copies: G, MO, NY. — The plates are lithographs of drawings by
G. Govindo and G. Winchester. Reprints of the 1863 edition (New Delhi 1870, n.v.)
and of the 1873 edition (New Delhi 1969, n.v.) are offered by the book trade.
A Supplement to the Ferns of Southern India and British India ... Madras. Qu. 1876 has
p. [1]-28 and plates 346-390 (see Ferns of British India).
Ref.: BM 1: 121; IF p. 680; Jackson 386; Kew 1; 199; NI 116-117; PR 555; IDC
7158.
162
BEDDOME
392. The ferns of British India. Being figures and descriptions of ferns from all parts of
British India (exclusive of those figured in “‘the ferns of Southern India and Ceylon”’).
Madras (Gantz brothers, at the Adelphi Press) [1865-] 1866-1868 [-1870]. Qu. (Ferns
Brit. India).
vol. fasc. pag. plates dates
I 1-8 I-I20 1865
Q-14 [i] I2I-150 1866
I51-220 1866
2 15-17 221-255 1867
18-20 [i] 256-300 1868
3 21-22 3OI-330 1869
23 [i-vi, index], [2, corr.] 331-345 1870
Suppl. — [1]-28 346-390 1876
Copies: L, MO. — The plates are lithographs by G. Winchester (1-120), G. Govindo,
W. H. Fitch, H. Baker et al., they are accompanied by unnumbered text pages. A
reprint ‘1973, available’ is announced by the trade.
Ref.: BM 1: 121; IF p. 680; Jackson p. 385, 386; Kew 1: 199; NI 115, 117; PR 556.
393- The flora sylvatica for Southern India: containing quarto plates of all the principal
timber trees in southern India and Ceylon, accompanied by a botanical manual, with
descriptions of every known tree and shrub, and analysis of every genus not figured in
the plates. Madras (Gantz Brothers) [1869-1874], 2 vols. Qu. (Fl. sylv. S. India).
Publ.: The work consists of plates illustrating a single species accompanied by a page of
letter press (arabic pagination). In addition there is an independently paged (roman
pagination) ‘Forester’s Manual,’ which is illustrated by 29 plates (z-27bis, 29) giving
an “‘analysis of genera.”’ The Manual is sometimes bound separately as a third volume
but has no title-page of its own.
arts ages manual lates lates dates
p pag p p
(in flora) (tn manual)
1-3 1-36 1-36 1869
4-6 37-72 1-Xvil 37-72 I-2 1870
7-14 73-108 = xix-Ixxxll 73-1608 3-11 1871
15-24 169-288 — Ixxxii-clxix 169-288 12-22 1872
25-27 289-325 clxxi-ccxxxvi 289-325 23-27bis 1873
(-327°) (-327?)
28 (?326-) cexxxvi[bis]- (?326-) 29 1873 sero vel 1874 prim.
328-330 CCXXXVIIl 328-330
Copy: G.
A facsimile reprint was announced, but not yet published, by Asher 1974.
Ref.: BM 1: 121; GF p. 49; Jackson p. 387; NI 118; SK p. clxix (Stearn).
394- Icones plantarum Indiae orientalis; or plates and descriptions of new and rare plants,
from Southern India and Ceylon. ... vol. 1. Containing 300 plates. Madras (Gantz
Brothers), London (J. van Voorst) 1874. Qu. { (Icon. pl. Ind. or.)
Orig. ed.: 1868-1874, in 15 parts of 20 plates each accompanied by some (usually 4)
pages of text, p. [i*], [i]-vii, [1]-70, pl. 1-300. Copies: MO, U. — The uncoloured
lithographs are of drawings by H. de Alwis and G. Govindo.
Facsimile ed.: New Delhi (Today & Tomorrow) 1972, same pagination (new imprint on
[i*]). Copy: US.
Ref.: BM 1: 121; GF p. 49; Jackson p. 384; Kew 1: 199; NI 120; PR 557, 10540.
395- Supplement to the ferns of Southern India and British India, containing a revised list of
all the ferns of India, Ceylon, Birmah and the Malay Peninsula and 45 plates of hitherto
163
BEDDOME
unfigured species. Madras (Gantz Brothers, at the Delphi Press) 1876, Qu., (Suppl.
Serns S. Ind.)
Publ.: 1876, p. [1]-28, pl. 346-390. Copies: G, L, MO.
396. Handbook to the ferns of British India, Ceylon and the Malay Peninsula ... Calcutta
(Thacker, Spink and Co.), Bombay (Thacker & Co.), Madras (Higginbotham & Co.),
London (W. Thacker & Co.) 1883. Oct. (Handb. ferns Brit. India).
Publ.: Mai 1883 (preface Mai 1833; Nat. Nov. Apr and Mai 1883 [sic]; J. Bot. Jun
1883), p. [i]-xiv, pl. 296-297, [1]-500, plates 1-295, 298-300 in text. Copies: BR, G, L
(2), MO (inscribed by author 22 Jun 1883), NY, U.
A Supplement ... ferns of British India, Calcutta, Oct., p. [1]-110, appeared in 1892.
Copy: L. (Suppl. ferns Brit. Ind.)
Reprint of the handbook and supplement, New Delhi (Today and Tomorrow) 1969, as
original except that 296/297 are now placed in numerical order, p. [i]-xiv, [1]-500,
[1, err.], suppl. [1]-110. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 12; IF p. 681; Kew 1: 119; NI 119; IDC 5086.
Nayar and Kaur, Companion to R. H. Beddome; Handbook ... Koenigstein
(Koeltz) 1974 (further supplement), xiii, 244 p.
Beechey, Frederick William (1796-1856), British explorer. (Beechey).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Beechey did not collect himself. For the collections made by
Collie and Lay during the voyage to the Pacific in 1825-1828 see under Hooker et
Arnott. The original collection was acquired by Delessert (now at G), duplicates e.g. at
BM, K, E.
Ref.: TH 2: 64; Laségue 85, 562.
Hedge and Lamont, Ind. coll. Edinburgh 59. 1970.
Miller, Taxon 19: 514. 1970.
McVaugh, Contr. Univ. Mich. Herb. 9: 222-223. 1972.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 152; BM 1: 122, 6: 72; Bretschneider
p- 288; CSP 1: 242-243; Jackson p. 224; Kew 1: 200; Laségue p. 562 [index]; Zander
ede 10; ps 039.
Embacher, Lexikon der Reisen 29-30. 1882.
Hemsley, Biol. Centr. Amer. 4: 123. 1887.
Cyriax, Sir John Franklin’s last arctic expedition 216 [index] 1939.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher nos. 219-221. 1942.
Lamb, Franklin — happy voyager 289. 1956.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 37 [no. 285]. 1966.
NOTE: ““The botany of Captain Beechey’s Voyage ... to the Pacific & Bering’s Strait ...
in 1825-1828 ...”? was published by W. J. Hooker et G. A. W. Arnott, q.v.
Beer, Johann Georg (1803-1873), Austrian municipal administrator (“Stadtrath’’)
and botanist in Vienna. (Beer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: IBF (orig.?)
Ref.: 1H. 2: 65.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 153; BM 1: 123; CSP 1: 245, 7: 123;
Jackson p. 125, 138; Kew 1: 201; Langman p. 122-123; NI 122; PR 561-564; Zander
ed. 10, p..633-
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 23: 135. 1873.
397- Praktische Studien an der Familie der Orchideen, nebst Kulturanweisungen und Be-
schreibung aller schénbliihenden tropischen Orchideen. Wien (Carl Gerold & Sohn)
1854. Oct. (Prakt. Stud. Orchid.)
Publ.: Jun-Nov 1854 (p. viii: Mai 1854; Gersdorf before Dec 1854), p. [i]-x, [1]-332,
text ill., z pl. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 123; Jackson p. 138; Kew 1: 201; PR 561.
164.
BEHERE
398. Die Familie der Bromeliaceen. Nach ihrem habituellen Character bearbeitet mit
besonderer Beriicksichtigung der Ananassa. Wien (Tendler & Co.) 1857. Oct. (Fam.
Bromel.)
Publ.: Sep-Oct 1856 even though dated 1857 (received, as a whole, by Flora in Oct 1856,
‘“‘soeben erschienen”’ Bot. Zeit. 24 Oct 1856, and presented to the meeting of the
Deutsche Naturforscher on 18 Sep 1856), p. [1], [1]-271, [272]. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 123; Jackson p. 125; Kew 1: 201; Langman p. 123; PR 563.
Anon., Flora 39: 602, 656. 1856.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 14: 842-845. 28 Nov 1856.
Anon., Flora 41: 674. 1858.
399. Beitrdge zur Morphologie und Biologie der Familie der Orchideen. Wien (Carl Gerold’s
Sohn) 1863. Fol. (Beitr. Morph. Biol. Orchid.)
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1863 (pref. p. viii: 12 Apr 1862, Flora 31 Mai 1963), [i*], [i]-viii,
[1]-44, pl. 1-12; the coloured (2-12) lithographs are by the author. Copies: B, BR, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 123; Kew 1: 201; Langman p. 123; NI 122; PR 564.
Béguinot, Augusto (1875-1940), Italian botanist at Sassari, Messina, Modena and
Genoa. (Béguinot).
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown; collections in various herbaria. Béguinot contributed
to the Flora italica exsiccata.
Ref.: TH 2: 65.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 154; BFM; BL 1: 42, 2: 628 [index];
BM 6: 72; Bossert p. 32; CSP 13: 406-407; DTS 6(4): 114-115; Kew 1: 202-203;
Langman p. 123; MW p. 309.
Fiori, Archivio bot., Forli, 16(1): iti-Ixxxii. 1940 (portr., bibl.)
Negodi, Atti Soc. Natural. Mat. Modena 71: 94-115. 1940 (portr., bibl.)
Negri, Nuovo Giorn. bot. Ital. ser. 2. 47: 718-749. 1940 (portr.)
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 6(5): 114-115. 1940 (portr.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 17. 1941 (bibl.)
400. Flora padovana ossia prospetto floristico e fitogeographico delle piante vascolari
indigene inselvatichite o largamente coltivate crescenti nella provincia di Tadova con
notizie storico-bibliografiche sulle fonti della flora ed illustrata da 20 tavole. Padova
(1: Prem. Soc. Coop. Tip.; 2-3: Tipografia del Seminario) 1909-1914. Oct. (Fl. padov.)
1: Bibliogr. etc.: p. [i], [1]-103. Feb-Mai 1909 (pref. Feb 1909, Nat. Nov. Mai 1909).
Copy: G.
2: Enum. spezie: fase. 1, p. [105]-408. 1910; fasc. 2, p. 409-607. 1911. Copy: G.
3: Distr. geogr.: p. [609]-764, pl. 1-20. 1914. Copy: G.
Ref.: BL 2: 411; BM 6: 72; Kew 1: 202.
40x. La flora, il paesaggio botanico e le piante utili della Tripolitania e Cirenaica (a parziale
beneficio del fondo Pei Feriti d’Africa). Padova (Fratelli Drucker) 1912. Oct. (Fi.
Tripolitania).
Publ.: Jan-Feb 1912 (p. [5]: Dec 1911, Nat. Nov. Feb 1912), p. [1]-51. Copy: BR.
Ref.: Kew 1: 203.
Béhéré, Jean Baptiste Joseph (1763-1840), French teacher and naturalist at Rouen.
(Béhéré).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 154; BM 1: 123; GR p. 305; Jackson
p. 290; MD p. 56-57; PR 570.
402. Muscologia rothomagensis, ou tableau analytique des mousses découvertes jusqu’a ce
jour aux environs de Rouen, classées d’aprés les urnes et l’organisation de leur péri-
stome; avec les caractéres des genres et l’étymologie de leurs noms, ainsi que la synony-
165
BEHERE
mie des espéces et l’indication des lieux ot elles ont été trouvées. Rouen (F. Baudry)
1826. Oct. (Muscol. rothom.)
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1826, p. [1]-48, 1 pl. Copies: G, L. — Reprint with separate title page and
pagination from an article in ‘““Séance publique de la Société libre d’Emulation de
Rouen tenue le 9 juin 1826,” p. 77-120. There is no indication that reprint and
journal were published at different dates. The title of the periodical later became:
“Bulletins de la Société libre . . .”” (B-P-H 278-17). — See also Soc. Emul. Rouen 18109:
25-27. 9 Jun 1819.
Ref.: BM 1: 123; Jackson p. 290; MD p. 56-57; PR 570.
Behr, Hans Herman{[n] (1818-1904), German physician and botanist who travelled
in Australia and later settled in California. (Behr).
HERBARIUM and types: Australian material in MEL; pre-1906 Californian material
destroyed, other material at HBG, LE.
Ref.: 1H 2: 65.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 154; BB p. 339; Bossert p. 32; CSP 1: 248, 7:
124-125, 9: 171, 12: 60, 13: 409; HR; Kew 1: 203; Langman p. 123; ME 1: 164.
Bentham, FI. austral. 1: 14.*. 1863.
Behr, Erythea 4: 168-173. 1896 (autobiogr.)
Eastwood, Science ser. 2. 19: 636. 1904.
Gutzkow, Ghismore and Eastwood, Doctor Hans Herman Behr. San Francisco 1905.
Essig, Hist. entomology 553-556. 1931 (portr.)
Ewan, in A century of progress in the natural sciences. 43. 1955.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5(6): 149. 1961.
EPONYMY: Behria E. L. Greene (1886).
403. Synopsis of the genera of vascular plants in the vicinity of San Francisco, with an attempt to
arrange them according to evolutionary principles. San Francisco, Cal. (Payot, Upham
& Co.) 1884. Duod. (Syn. gen. vasc. pl. San Francisco).
Publ.: 1884, (Nat. Nov. Aug 1884), p. [1]-165. Copies: MO, NY.
404. Flora of the vicinity of San Francisco. San Francisco, Cal. (private) 1888. Duod.
(Fl. vicin. San Francisco).
Publ.: 1888, p. [1]-364, app. [i]-xiv, [i, err.] Copy: NY.
H. H. R., Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 16: 33, 12 Jan. 1889.
Beijerinck, Martinus Willem (1851-1931), Dutch biologist. (7. Bezerinck).
HERBARIUM and Types: NBV.
Ref.: TH 2: 73 (sub Beyerinck).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 155; BM 1: 124-125, 6: 72; Bossert p. 32;
CSP 9: 173, 13: 412-414; JW 1: 439, 2: 184-185, 3: 342; Kew 1: 203; LS 2189-2205,
31008-31013; LS suppl. 2256-2261.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 508. 1909.
Iterson, 1851-1921, Jubileum Professor Beijerink. Toespraak ... 16 maart 1921. Den
Helder 1921, 24 p. (bibl.)
Went, Versl. Kon. Ned. Akad. Wet., Afd. Nat. 40(1): 7-12, 1931.
Bullock, Proc. Roy. Soc. ser. B. 109(1). 1932.
H. Trotter, Marcellia 27: 120-124. 1932 (portr., cecid. bibl.)
Iterson, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 52: (115)-158. 1934 (portr.)
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 1: 29. 1935 (portr.)
Iterson et al., Martinus Willem Beijerinck, his life and his work, ’s-Gravenhage 1940,
p- 1-195, 13 pl., part of Beijerinck, Verzamelde Geschriften, Delft 1921-1940, 6 vols.
(q.v. for further biogr. ref.).
Zeven, Euphytica 19: 263-275. 1970.
Smit, History of the life sciences 615, 616, 879. 1974.
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BEISSNER
Beijerinck, Willem (1891-1960), Dutch botanist, founder of the Biological Station at
Wijster (Drente). (W. Bezerinck).
TYPEs: at L, duplicates at K and U.
Ref.: 1H 2: 73 (sub Beyerinck).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 155; BFM 1386; Kew 1: 203-204; Lang-
man p. 123; MW suppl. p. 22.
Barkman, Vakbl. Biol. 40: 61. 1960.
Oye, Biol. Jaarb. Dodonaea 28: 5-7. 1960.
Wilcke, De levende Natuur 63(3): 71. 1960.
Anon., Belmontia (Incidental) 11: 183-194. 1970 (portr., bibl.)
405. Calluna a monograph of the Scotch heather, Verh. Kon. Ned. Akad. Wetensch. sect. 2.
38(4) 1933. (Calluna).
Publ.: 14 Jan 1933 (archives Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen,
Amsterdam), frontisp., p. [1]-180, pl. 1-29. Copies: L, U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 204; Langman p. 123.
406. Sphagnum en sphagnetum | Bijdrage tot de kennis der Nederlandsche veenmossen
naar hun bouw, levenswijze, verwantschap en verspreiding ... met 60 afbeeldingen /
Uitgave van het Nederlandsch biologisch station (Mededeeling no. 6). Amsterdam,
Batavia, Paramaribo 1934. Oct. (Sphagnum).
Publ.: 1934 (pref. p. 8 Jul 1934), p. [1]-116, 60 text figs., preface by J. P. Thijsse.
Mainly based on Paul, in E. P. ed. 2, 10 (1924) and Warnstorff, Pflanzenreich 51
(1911). — Copy: FAS.
407. Rubi neerlandici, Bramen en frambozen in Nederland. Hun bouw, levenswijze, ver-
wantschap, verspreiding en gebruik (with a summary in English). Amsterdam 1956.
Oct. (Rubi neerl.)
Date: 11 Jul 1956 (archives Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen,
Amsterdam) — Reprinted from Verh. Kon. Ned. Akad. Wetensch. Afd. Natuurk. sect. 2.
51(1). 1956, p. [1]-156, pl. 1-82. Copy: U.
Beilschmied, Carl [Karl] Traugott (1793-1848), German botanist and apothecary
at Ohlau. (Beilschm.)
HERBARIUM and types: Herbarium sold in 1848 (‘‘aus der freien Hand’), probably
dispersed.
Ref.: Anon., Flora 31:400. 1848, Bot. Zeit. 7: 15. 1849.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 155; BL 2: 528; BM 1: 125; CSP 1: 248;
DTS 6(4): 24; GR p. 62; Kew 1: 204; KR p. 68; LS 2206-2207; PR 577-578.
Firnrohr, Flora 31: 337-349. 7 Jun 1848 (bibl.), repr. 15 p.
Wimmer, FI. Schlesien ed. 2. 2: 150.
G. P., Bot. Zeit. 6: 454-455. 1848.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Jahresberichte der k. Schwedischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
uber die Fortschritte der Botanik in 1820 [-1842] ... von J. E. Wikstrém, Uebersetzt
und mit Hinweisung auf neuere Arbeiten ... versehen von C. T. Beilschmied. — 15
vols. 1838-1847.
EPONYMY: Beilschmiedia C. G. D. Nees (1831) ; Beilschmidtia H. G. L. Reichenbach (1641,
orth. var.)
Beissner, Ludwig (1843-1927), German dendrologist. (Bevssn.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 155; BM 1: 125, 6: 72; CSP 13: 415;
167
BEISSNER
Kew 1: 204; KR p. 68; Langman p. 123; MW p. 39-40 (bibl.); Zander ed. 10, p. 633.
Anon., Mitt. deut. dendrol. Ges. 1917, portr. opp. p. 248.
Schwerin, Mitt. deut. dendrol. Ges. 1928: xix-xxi (portr.)
408. Handbuch der Coniferen-Benennung. Systematische Einteilung der Coniferen und
Aufzahlung aller in Deutschland ohne oder unter leichtem Schutz im freien Lande
ausdauernden Coniferen-Arten und Formen mit allen Synonymen, angenommen als
Grundlage fiir die einheitliche Benennung der Nadelhélzer in Deutschland vom Kon-
gress von Coniferen-Kennern und -Ziichtern in Dresden am 12 Mai 1887. Ausgear-
beitet und eingehend begriindet. (Ludwig Moller) Erfurt 1887. Oct. (Handb. Conif.)
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1887 (Nat. Nov. Dec 1887) p. [i-ii], [1]-90. Copy: FAS. — For additions
see Einheitliche Coniferen-Benennung.
Ref.: BM 1: 125; Kew 1: 204.
409. Einheitliche Coniferen-Benennung. Nachtrage und Berichtigungen zu dem Handbuch
der Coniferen-Benennung nebst amtlichem Bericht uber die Versammlung von Coni-
feren-Kennern und -Ziichtern in Berlin am 28 April 1890. (Ludwig Moller) Erfurt 1891.
Oct. (Einheitl. Conif.-Ben.)
Publ.: Jan 1891 (Nat. Nov. Jan 1891), p. [i-iii], [1]-32, [2 p. index]. Copies: G, HH.
Ref.: Kew 1: 204.
410. Handbuch der Nadelholzkunde. Systematik, Beschreibung, Verwendung und Kultur
der Freiland-Coniferen. Fiir Gartner, Forstleute und Botaniker. ... Mit 138 nach der
Natur gezeichneten Originalabbildungen. Berlin (Paul Parey) 1891. Oct. (Handb.
Nadelholzk.)
Ed. 1: Feb-Mar 1801 (p. x: Feb 1891; Nat. Nov. Mar 1891; J. Bot. Mai 1801), p. [i]-xx,
[1]-576, 138 figs. Copy: US.
Ed. 2: “‘... Kultur der Ginkgoaceen, Freiland-Coniferen und Gnetaceen ... Zweite,
vollig umgearbeitete, vermehrte und verbesserte Auflage,”’ p. [1]-xvi, [1]-742, 165 figs.
Apr-Mai 1909 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1909; p. i-ix: Feb 1909). Copies: BR, G, MO, NY.
Ed. 3. “... Botaniker. Mit Beitragen von Professor Dr Klebahn ... Dr Sachtleben ...
H. Luyken ... herausgegeben von J. Fitschen ...” Berlin (Paul Parey) 1930,
p- [i]-xv, [1]-765. Copies: G, NY. — Publ.: after Apr 1930 (p.v.).
Ref.: BM 1: 125, 6: 72; Kew 1: 204; Langman p. 123; MW p. 39.
4ux. Handbuch der Laubholzbenennung. Systematische und alphabetische Liste aller in
Deutschland ohne oder unter leichtem Schutz im freien Lande ausdauernden Laub-
holzarten und Formen mit ihren Synonymen. Im Auftrage der deutschen dendrolo-
gischen Gesellschaft bearbeitet von L. Beissner, ... E. Schelle, ... H. Zabel ... Berlin
(Paul Parey) 1903. Oct. (Handb. Landholzben.)
Co-authors: Ernst Schelle and Hermann Zabel (1832-1912).
Publ.: Jun-Jul 1903 (p. vi: Frihjahr 1903, Nat. Nov. Jul 1903), [i]-vi, [1], [1]-625.
Copy: NY.
Ref.: Kew 1: 204; MW p. 39-40.
Bélanger, Charles Paulus (1805-1881), French botanical explorer. (Bél.)
HERBARIUM and Typgs: According to Laségue ‘“‘toutes les plantes du Voyage en Perse et
aux Indes-Orientales de M. Bélanger’? were acquired by Benjamin Delessert (now G).
Bélanger’s plants from the Antilles came to de Franqueville (now P), his ferns to Cosson
(now P), duplicates e.g. at G.
Ref.: TH 2: 65, Laségue p. 562 [index].
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 20. 1902.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 179; Barnhart 1: 156; BM 1: 127, 2: 604, 6:
73; Bossert p. 32; DBF 5: 1302; GR p. 265; Kew 1: 206; LS 2229; Laségue p. 150-153,
562 [index]; NI 126; PR 586.
Boissier, Fl. orient 1: xxvi-xxvii. 1867.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 20. 1902.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 60-61. 1936.
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BELLARDI
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 48. 1950.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 37 [no. 288]. 1966.
EPONYMY: Belangera Cambessédes (1830).
412. Voyage aux Indes Orientales, par le nord de l’Europe, les provinces du Caucase, la
Géorgie, l’Arménie et la Perse, suivi de détails ... sur les Pégot, les Isles de Java, de
Maurice ... & c, pendant les années 1825-1829, publié sous les auspices des ministres de
la marine et de l’intérieur. Botanique. Paris 1833-1836, text Oct., atlas Fol. (Voy. Indes Or.)
Publ.: The whole work consists of 2 volumes Historique, one volume Zoologie and one
volume Botanique. The latter consists of 2 parts: I, Phanérogames [text not published]
and II, Cryptogamie [192 pp. and 16 plates] by C. Bélanger (Musci, Hep., Lich.),
J. B. G. M. Bory de Saint-Vincent (Pter. and Alg.) and C. Montagne (Fungi). The
botanical part was published in four “‘livraisons”’ as follows:
livraison pages plates dates
1, Cryptogamie 1-80 1-8 25 Mai 1833
2, Cryptogamie 81-192 g-16 24 Mai 1834
3, Phanérogamie — 7 or 8 27 Oct 1834
4, Phanérogamie — 8org before 1 Apr 1836
See Ross p. 196 for the detailed list of the plates of the Phanerogamic part. Ross gives
**o7 Nov 1837, but probably 27 Jan 1837 or earlier” for livraison 4. — The 15 un-
numbered plates of the phanerogamic part are not accompanied by published des-
criptions. The names of new taxa appearing on these pages are validly published if the
illustration includes an analysis, that is a figure or group of figures showing the details
necessary for identification, with or without a caption describing or naming the details
(ICBN, Arts. 41, 42, 44).
Authors of the Cryptogamie: Charles Paulus Bélanger (1805-1881), (musci frondosi,
hepaticae, lichenes), Jean Baptiste G. M. Bory de Saint-Vincent (1778-1846), (filices,
hydrophytae), Jean Pierre Francois Camille Montagne (1784-1866), (fungi).
The 31 plates are copper engravings of drawings by Bory de Saint-Vincent and E. Delile
(13, 15, 16 coloured, fide PR).
Ref.: BM 2: 604; GF p. 49; Kew 1: 206; LS 2222; NI 126; PR 586; TR 84; IDC 5842.
Guillemin, Arch. de Bot. 2: 358. 21 Oct 1833.
Sherborn and Woodward, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 7. 7: 390. 1901, 8: 494. I9OI.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 15: 730. 1960, 19: 1141. 1964.
Ross, Taxon 13: 193-196. 1964.
Bellardi, Carlo Antonic Lodovico (1741-1826), Italian physician and botanist at
Torino, pupil of Allioni. (Bellardz).
HERBARIUM and Types: TO — duplicates in several herbaria, e.g. UPS in Thunberg
herbarium. The herbarium was damaged while it was in the hands of Bonafous, and a
number of important specimens have disappeared.
Ref.: TH 2: 66; Saccardo 2: 16.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxii. 1883.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 17-18. 1941.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 610; Barnhart 1: 158; BM 1: 130; CSP 1: 257;
GR p. 513; IF p. 687; Jackson p. 320; Kew 1: 208; LS 2239-2240; PR 591-593; Zander
ed. 10, p. 633; Saccardo 1: 25, 2: 16, Cron. p. xv.
Anon., Flora 3(1) Beil.: 5. 1820, 9: 432. 21 Jul 1826.
Carena, Mem. r. Accad. Sci. Torino 33: lii-lxviii. 1829.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxi-cxii. 1883.
Mattirolo, Cronistoria orto bot. Torino xlv-xlviil. 1929 (portr.)
Dawson, Catalogue manuscripts Linnean Society, I. The Smith papers 13. 1934.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 17-18. 1941.
Becherer, Candollea 14: 113-120. 1953 (Bellardi and Allioni, Fl. pedem.).
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BELLARDI
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Bellardi provided material and information to Allioni for his Flora
pedemontana but did not contribute to the nomenclature of the work. For a list of names
erroneously attributed to Bellardi, but given by Allioni, see Becherer 1953 (see above).
EPONYMY: Bellardia Allioni (1785); Bellardia Colla (1835); Bellardia Schreber (1791);
Bellardiochloa Chiovenda (1929).
413. Osservazioni botaniche con un saggio d’appendice alla Flora pedemontana del
medico Lodovico Bellardi indirrizzate al Signor Conte Felice S$. Martino sopra alcune
piante nominate nella topografia medica di Ciamberi, e sua difesa. ‘Torino (Francesco
Prato) 1788. Oct. (Osserv. bot.)
Publ.: Mai-Oct 1788 (AKL 7 Nov 1788), p. [1]-63. Copy: G.
Ref.: IF 681; Kew 1: 208; LS 2239; PR 592; ST p. 55-56; IDC 5843.
Becherer, Candollea 14: 112-120. 1953.
414. Appendix Ludovici Bellardi ad Floram pedemontanam. ‘Torino 1792. Qu. (App. fl. pedem.)
Publ.: Jan-Jun 1792 — 80 p., 7 pl. A separately paged preprint from the Mém. Acad.
Sci. Turin 10: 209-286, pl. z2-2x. 1793 (““1790-1791”’). The preprint is provided with a
separate title-page and index (copy at LINN). Further reprint: Ann. Bot. Usteri 15:
44-109. 1795. — A copy was sent to J. E. Smith on 21 Aug 1792. Copies: journal publ. :
G, L, NY.
Ref.: LS 2240; PR 593; ST p. 56; IDC 5844.
Dawson, Catalogue manuscripts Linnean Society, I. The Smith Papers 13. 1934.
Becherer, Candollea 14: 114-120. 1953.
Fuchs, Phyton 9(1, 2): 42. 1960.
Bello y Espinosa, Domingo (1817-1884), Spanish lawyer and botanist, born in
Teneriffe, lived in Puerto-Rico 1848-1878. (Bello).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: B(originally in herb. Krug et Urban).
Ref:: IH 2: 66.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 9. 1898.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 159; BM 1: 120; CSP 7: 132, 9: 181;
Kew 1: 209; Zander ed. 10, p. 633.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 9. 1898, 3: 21. 1902.
415. Apuntes para la flora de Puerto-Rico. Madrid 1881-1883. Oct. (Apuntes fl. Puerto-Rico).
Publ.: Part 1: 1881, part 2: 1883. Originally published in Anal. Soc. Espanola Hist.
nat., Madrid [pars 1:] 10: 231-304. 1881, pl. 4-5, [pars 2:] 12: 103-190. pl. r. 1883. —
Reprinted 102 p., 3 pl. Reprint pagination part r: (1)-(74) [= 231-304], 1 pl. [iv],
part 2: (75)-(102) [= 103-130] 1 pl. [no. 1]. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 130; Kew 1: 209.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: g. 1898.
Bellynck, August Alexis Adolphe Alexandre (1814-1877), Belgian jesuit and cryp-
togamist. (Bellynck).
HERBARIUM and Types: NAM. — Exsiccatae: Cryptogames recueillis dans la Province de Namur
(cent. i-ii, nos. 1-200, Namur 1852), sets at LG, NAM, W.
Ref.: IH 2: 67.
Bellynck, Bull. Acad. Sci. Bruxelles 19: 45-81. 1852.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 8. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 158; BL 2: 33, 43; BM 1: 131; CSP 1: 264,
7: 132, 12: 66; Jackson 48, 56, 271; GR p. 305; Kew 1: 209; LS 2244-2245; PR 605.
Crépin, Manuel lxv, lxx. 1860.
Crépin, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 16: 48-53. 1877 (bibl.)
Crépin, Guide bot. Belg. 252, 430, 431. 1878.
Crépin, Annuaire Acad. roy. Belg. 44. 1878 (repr. 12 p.)
170
BENNETT, A. W.
416. Flore de Namur ou description des plantes spontanées et cultivées en grand dans la
province de Namur, observées depuis 1850; accompagnée de tableaux analytiques, des
étymologies des noms, des propriétés des plantes, etc., etc. ... Plantes vasculaires.
Namur (F. J. Douxfils), Bruxelles (C. Muquardt) 1855. Oct. (in fours). (Fv. Namur).
Publ.: 1855, after 15 Aug (table dated), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-viii, avertissement [1]-i1, vocabu-
laire [iii]-Iviii, notions prél. [ix]-xxxii, [1]-353, table 1. Copies: BR, L, NY.
Ref.: BL 2: 43; BM 1: 131; Kew 1: 209; PR 605.
Beltramini de’ Casati, Francesco (1828-1903), Italian botanist and chemist.
(Beltr.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: BASSA.
IA8 Wel Be yi
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 159; BM 1: 131; Bossert p. 32; GR p. 513;
Kew 2: 40; LS 2248; PR 611; Saccardo 1: 26.
EPONYMY: Beltraminia Trevisan (1857).
417. I licheni bassanesi enumerati e descritti ... Con cinquanta figure microscopiche.
Bassano (A. Roberti) 1858. Oct. (Lich. bassan.)
Publ.: 1858, p. [1]-314, pl. nos. 1, 1 [bis], 2, 3, uncoloured lithographs by Beltramini.
Cover title: Lichenographia bassanese di [F.B.] laurandeosi in chimica con cinquanta
figure microscopische, Bassano s.d. Copies: B, NY, Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 1: 131; Kew 2:-40; LS 2248; PR 611.
K., Flora 42: 72-77. 7 Feb 1859.
Benjamin, Ludwig (1825-1848), German physician and botanist. (L. Benjamin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 161; CSP 1: 170-171.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 156-157. 1906.
COMPOSITE WorRKS: Utriculariaceae, Martius, Fl. bras. 10: 233-256, pl. 20-22. 1 Jun 1847.
EPONYMY: Benjaminia C. F. P. Martius ex L. Benjamin (1847).
Bennett, Alfred William (1833-1902), British botanist. (A. W. Benn.)
HERBARIUM and TypEs: BM, BIRM, K, LIV.
Ref.: 1H 2: 67.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 42. 1917.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 162; BB p. 28; CSP 7: 137, 9: 189, 13: 444;
DNB suppl. 2(1): 143; GR p. 389; Jackson p. 521.
Anon., J. Bot. 40: 113-115. 1902; Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 31: 85. 1902; Proc. Linn. Soc.
1901/02: 26-27. 1902.
Baker, J. roy. Micr. Soc. 1902: 155-157 (portr.)
Urban, Fi. bras. 1(1): 157. 1906 (q.v. for further biogr. refs.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Hooker, Fl. Brit. India, Polygaleae 1: 200-208. Mai 1872, 209-211.
Jan 1874; Simarubeae 1: 517-521. Feb 1875, Ochnaceae 1: 523-527. Feb 1875, Bur-
seraceae I: 527-540. Feb. 1875.
(2) Martius, Flora bras., Hydroleaceae et Pedalineae 7: 391-406, pl. 129-131. 1 Mar 1871;
Polygaleae 13(3): 1-82, pl. 1-30. 1 Apr 1874.
(3) With George Murray (q.v.): A handbook of cryptogamic botany. London (Longmans),
1889 (publ. Mar 1889), viii, 473 p., see Percy W. Myles, J. Bot. 27: 277-286. 1889.
EPONYMY: For eponymys based on the name Bennett, cf. infra, sub J. J. Bennett.
171
BENNETT, J. J-
Bennett, John Joseph (1801-1876), British botanist. (Benn.)
types: The original Horsfield collections on which the Plantae javanicae rariores are based
are at BM. Other Bennett types and British material as well as the original drawings by
J. & C. Curtis as well as drawings made in Java also at BM. Bennett’s original herbarium
is with the Croydon Natural History Society (Young 1955).
Ref.: Kent, Brit. herbaria 42. 1953.
Young, Proc. bot. Soc. Brit. Isles 1(4): 490-491. 1955.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 163; BB p. 29; BM 1: 135; Bossert p. 34;
CSP 1: 275; DNB 4: 246; HR; Jackson p. 118, 483; Kew 1: 214; MW p. 40; NI 13;
PR 613; Zander ed. 10, p. 633.
Carruthers, J. Bot. 14: 97-104. 1876 (bibl.)
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1888-1889; 32. 1891 (portr.)
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: g. 1898.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew g. 1906.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Bennett edited the ‘‘Miscellaneous botanical works of Robert
Brown,” q.v.
EPONYMY: Bennettia R. Brown (1852); Bennettia S. F. Gray (1821, also dedicated to
Edward Turner Bennett (1797-1836), elder brother of John Joseph); Bennettia Miquel
(1858) ; Bennetticarpus T. M. Harris (1932); Bennettiodendron Merrill (1927); Bennetti-
stemon 'T. M. Harris (1932); Bennettitacearum Gothan (1914); Bennettites W. Carruthers
(1870); Bennettitolepis Florin (1933).
418. Plantae javanicae rariores, descriptae iconibus illustratae, quas in insula Java, annis
1802-1818, legit et investigavit Thomas Horsfield, M. D. e siccis descriptiones et
characteres plurimarum elaboravit Joannes J. Bennett; observationes structuram et
affinitates praesertim respicientes passim adjecit Robertus Brown. London (W. H.
Allen) 1838-1852. Qu. (Pl. jav. gar.) \v
Co-authors: Robert Brown (1773-1858); Thomas Horsfield (1773-1859).
part pages plates dates
I [1]-104 I-24 4-7 Jul 1838
2 105-196 25-40 Mai 1840
3 197-238 41-45 Nov 1844
4 239-258, [1, summ.] 46-50 8-31 Mai 1852
[i]-viii, [i]-viil,
[i]-xvi, map
The original drawings by J. and C. Curtis, with proofs etc. of the plates, as well as some
drawings made in Java, are at BM. The dates are those given by Stearn. For an an-
nouncement see Flora 14: 638-639. 1831. Copy: U.
The 50 plates are hand-coloured (except nos. 4, 5 and 17 which are plain) copper
engravings by C. and J. Curtis engraved by J. Curtis and E. Weddell (GF).
Ref.: BM 1: 135; GF p. 49; Jackson p. 396; Kew 1: 214; MW 40; NI 934; PR 613;
RS p. 76; SK p. clxix (Stearn), IDC 5845.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 36-37. 1975 (sold at £ 550).
Bensemann, Hermann (1858-?), German highschool teacher at Céthen. (Bensemann).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 164; BFM 415.
419. Die Flora der Umgegend von Céthen. [Headlines:] Herzogliches Ludwigs-Gymnasium
in Céthen. Wissenschaftliche Beilage zum Osterbericht 1908. Céthen (Paul Schettlers
Erben) 1908, Progr. no. 890. Qu. (Fl. Céthen).
172
BENTHAM
Publ.: Mai-Oct 1908 (‘‘Osterbericht”; Nat. Nov. Oct 1908), p. [1], [1]-27. Copy: B.
Ref:. BFM 415.
Bentham, George (1800-1884), English botanist. (Benth.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K (1854). — Bentham also received plants on loan; several types
are therefore in other herbaria. Bentham consulted the Jacquemont collections (P) for
his Labiatarum genera; the original material of the Sulphur voyage is at BM, etc.
Ref.: 1H 2: 68.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1: 158. 1906.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 43. 1953.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 20. 1966.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 828; Barnhart 1: 165; BFM 2263; BB p. 30;
BL 1: 49, 63, 244, 2: 214; BM 1: 136-137, 6: 79; Bossert p. 343; CSP 1: 280-282, 6: 583,
7: 140, 9: 192, 12: 70, 13: 45; DNB 4: 263; DTS 6(4): 24; IF p. 681; Jackson [index];
Kew 1: 216-218; Langman p. 128-129; MW p. 41, suppl. p. 23; NI 134-136; PR 614-
627; Zander ed. 10, p. 634.
Candolle, Mémoires et Souvenirs 211, 471. 1862.
Hooker, Nature 30: 539-543. 1884.
| Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1884-1885: 90-104 (bibl.) ; J. Bot. 22: 353-356. 1884.
Thiselton-Dyer, 1887-1888: 71-79.
Kanitz, Mag. nov. lap. 8: 97-108. 1884 (bibl.)
Urban, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 2: xvi-xxi. 1884.
Gray, Amer. J. Sci. 29: 103-118. 1885, also in Scientific Papers 2: 451-464. 1889.
Wunschmann, Bentham und Boissier. Berlin 1887 (bibl.)
Hooker, Ann. Bot. 12: ix-xxx. 1898 [portr.] (repr. 22 p.)
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 10. 1808.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 90, 109. 1903, 3(3): 75, 95, pl. 555 145. 1905 (portr.)
Britten, J. Bot. 44: 397-401. 1906 (rev. of Jackson’s biogr.)
Jackson, George Bentham, London 1906 (portr., bibl.) [The main biography].
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 9g. 1906.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 158-159. 1906.
Maiden, J. Proc. R. Soc. NSW 42: 64-65. 1908; J. West Austral. Nat. Hist. Soc. 6: 28-
29. 1909.
Oliver, Makers of Brit. botany 140, 144, 310, 313, 1913.
Huxley, Life and Letters of Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, London 1918.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 290. 1921.
Ewan, Torreya 36: 25-28. 1936 (specific names based on habit).
Bower, Sixty years of botany in Britain 1938 (portr.)
Rodgers, John Torrey 336 [index]. 1942.
Gaussen, Mém. Acad. Sci. Toulouse sér. 13. 5: 99-115. 1943.
Rickett, NAF 28 B (2): 319. 1945, ser. 2(2): 151. 1955.
Blake, Proc. Roy. Soc. Queensland 66(1): 8-10. 1955.
Stafleu, The great prodromus 20. 1966.
Helm, Kulturpflanze 14: 441-445. 1967.
James, The trees of Bicton, Oxford 1969, p. 106.
Schultes, Regn. veg. 71: 272-273. 1970.
Taylor, DSB 1: 614-615. 1970.
Martin, in Lenley et al., Ind. corresp. Torrey 447. 1973.
Dolezal, Friedrich Welwitsch 233 [index]. 1974.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: (1) Contributions to DC., Prodr.:
(a) Ericaceae, 7: 612-712. Apr (sero) 1838.
(b) Labiatae, 12: 27-603, 697-501 [cf. also 13(2): 458]. 5 Nov 1848.
(c) Polemoniaceae, 9: 302-322, 565. 1 Jan 1845.
(d) Polygonaceae-Eriogoneae, 14: 5-28. med. Oct 1856.
(e) Scrophulariaceae, 10: 186-586, 589-598. 8 Apr 1846.
(f) Stackhousiaceae, 15(1): 499-502. Mai (prim.) 1864.
(2) Endlicher, Enumeratio plantarium ... C. de Hiigel 1837 (Bentham co- auhoo»
173
BENTHAM
(3) Miquel et al., Plantae Funghuhnianae, Leguminosae by Bentham.
(4) Seemann, Botany voyage Herald, Leguminosae, Scrophularinae, Labiatae by Bentham.
(5) Martius, Fl. bras., Leguminosae in vol. 15(1): 1-216, pl. 1-56. 30 Jul 1859; 15(1):
217-332, pl. 57-127. 15 Jan 1862, 15(2): 1-254, pl. 1-66. 1 Dec 1870; 15(2): 257-504,
pl. 67-138. 1 Jul 1876; repr. Lehre 1967.
EPONYMY: Benthamantha Alefeld (1862); Benthamia J. Lindley (1833); Benthamia A.
Richard (1828); Benthamidia Spach (1839) ; Benthamiella Spegazzini (1883); Benthamina
Van Tieghem (1896); Benthamistella O. Kuntze (1891); Dendrobenthamia J. Hutchinson
(1942); Neobenthamia Rolfe (1891).
420. Catalogue des plantes indigénes des Pyrénées et du Bas-Languedoc, avec des notes et
observations sur les espéces nouvelles ou peu connues; précédé d’une notice sur un
voyage botanique fait dans les Pyrénées pendant l’été de 1825. Paris (Madame Huzard)
1826. Oct. (Cat. pl. Pyrénées).
Publ.: 18-23 Oct 1826 (BF 18 Oct; Acad. 23 Oct; Rev. Encycl., Nov), p. [1]-128.
Copies: BR, G, MICH, NY, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 136; Jackson p. 278; Kew 1: 217; PR 614; IDC 31.
Gaussen, Mém. Acad. Sci. Inscr. Belles-Lettres Toulouse ser. 13. 5: 92-116. 1943.
421. Labiatarum genera et species: or, a description of the genera and species of plants of
the order Labiatae; with their general history, characters, affinities, and geographical
distribution. London (James Ridgway and Sons) 1832-1836. Oct. (in fours) (Labzat.
gen. spec.)
fasc. pages fascicle sets of pages pages dates of
dated dated in book signatures
(signatures)
I [ 1]-60 Aug 1832 [1] [i]-60 Aug 1832
2 61-188 Jun 1833 [2] 61-132 Mai 1833
[3] 133-188 Jun 1833
3 189-323 = Jul 1833 [4] 189-323 = Jul 1833
4 323bis-446 May 1834 [5] 323bis-370 Apr 1834
[6] 371-454 May 1834
5 447-556 Jul 1834 [7] 455-542 Jun 1834
6 567-645 Aug 1834 [8] 543-614 = Jul 1834
Lo] 615-645 Aug 1834
7 645bis-783 Apr 1835 [10] 64.5 bis-684 Feb 1835
[11] 685-724 Mar 1835
[12] 725-748 Apr 1835
[13] 749-783 Mai 1835[!]
8 [i]-lxviui, table 1836 [Feb] [14] [i]-Ixvili, table Dec 1835
Copies: BR, G, MO, NY, U, US. — Manitz (1975) saw a copy in original covers, the
details of which are given in the first three columns. The dates in the book, given with
the signature, are evidently not always the dates of issue. Manitz’s dates are confirmed
by the dates of receipt of the fascicles by The Linnean Society: 1: 15 Aug 1832; 4:
16 Jun 1834; 5: 29 Jul 1834; 7: 16 Jun 1835; 8: 25 Feb 1836.
Flora (16: 763) also states that part 2 was published in June 1833. On the basis of all
these data the dates given by Manitz are obviously correct; the date of publication of
part 8 can be put at Feb 1836.
Ref.: BM 1: 136; Jackson p. 134; Kew 1: 217; Langman p. 128; MW p. 40; PR 615;
IDC 33.
Anon., Flora 15(2). Lit. Ber. 2: 273-280. Dec 1832 (rev. part 1).
Guillemin, Arch. de Bot. 1: 529. 10 Jun 1833.
Manitz, Wiss. Z. Friedr. Schiller Univ., Jena, Mat. Nat. 24(4): 500-501. 1975.
422. Scrophularineae indicae. A synopsis of the East Indian Scrophularineae contained in
the collections presented by the East India Company to the Linnaean Society of Lon-
174
eh BENTHAM
don, and in those of Mr. Royle and others; with some general observations on the
affinities and sub-divisions of the order. London (James Ridgway and Sons) 1835. Oct.
(in fours) (Scroph. ind.)
Publ.: 17 Nov 1835. (Presented to the Linnean Society on 17 Nov 1835), p. [4], [1]-57-
Copies: G, A preliminary article appeared in Bot. Reg. 21(4) (June 1835) sub
t. 1770 as well as in Ann. Sc. Nat. Bot. ser. 2. 4: 178-188 (Sep 1835) (in French).
Ref.: BM 1: 136; Jackson p. 384; Kew 1: 217; MW p. 41; PR 617.
423. Commentationes de leguminosarum generibus. Wien (J. P. Sollinger) 1837. Qu. (Comm.
legum. gen.)
Publ.: Jun 1837, p. [i-iv], [1]-78, [2, ind.]. Copies: G, NY. Also published as “De
leguminosarum generibus commentationes” in Ann. Wiener Mus. 2: [61]-142. 1839.
Qu. The publication in the “Annalen’”’ was available to Schlechtendal on 4 Feb
1838 (letter to Miquel). Endlicher, who took care of the publication, wrote to
Bentham on 26 Jun 1837 “Sie werden in Minchen ein fertiges Exemplar Ihrer
Commentatio vorfinden.”
Ref.: BM 1: 136; Jackson p. 135; Kew 1: 217; Langman p. 128; MW suppl. p. 23.
Bentham, Comp. bot. Mag. 2: 190. 1836.
424. Plantas hartwegianas imprimis mexicanas adjectis nonnullis grahamianis enumerat
novasque describit [auct.] London 1839 [-1857]. [alternative title: Plantae hart-
wegianae ...| London [W. Pamplin] 1839 [-1857]. Oct. (in fours) (Pl. hartw.)
Collector: Karl Theodor Hartweg (1812-1871), herb. LD, first set K.
Publ.: The book has two title-pages, the one mentioned here in first instance (Plantas ...
describit) is dated 1839; the second (Plantae hartwegianae) London (W. Pamplin 1839-
1857). The dates of the signatures appearing in the book do not correspond exactly
with the actual dates of publication. McVaugh (1970) gives the following probable
dates of publication.
signature pages printed date probable date
[A] [i]-iv Mai 1839 early Jun 1839
[B] [5]-8 undated early Jun 1839
Cc g-16 Mai 1839 mid-Jun 1839
D 17-24 Jun 1839 4 Jun 1839
E 25-32 Feb 1840 mid-Feb 1840
if 33-40 Feb 1840 29 Feb 1840
G 41-48 Mar 1840 24. Mar 1840
H 49-56 Mar 1840 24 Mar 1840
I 57-64. Mar 1840 ? late Mar 1840
K 65-72 Mar 1840 ? late Mar 1840
L 73-80 Feb 1841 15 Mar 1841
M 81-38 Apr 1841 ? Mai 1841
N 89-96 Jan 1842 ? late Jan 1842
O 97-104 Jan 1842 ? mid-Feb 1842
PR 105-112 Feb 1842 5 Mar 1842
QO 113-120 Dec 1843 22 Dec 1843
R 121-128 Dec 1843 late Dec 1843-early Jan 1844
S) 129-136 Dec 1844 ? late Dec 1844
T 137-144 Dec 1844 Jan-Mar 1845
U 145-152 Dec 1844 Jan-Mar 1845
xX 153-160 Aug 1845 16 Sep 1845
iY 161-168 Aug 1845 ? 16 Sep 1845
Z 169-176 Aug 1845 ? 16 Sep 1845
2A 177-184. Aug 1845 ? 16 Sep 1845
2B 185-192 Sep 1845 before mid-Nov 1845
2C 193-200 Sep 1845 before mid-Nov 1845
2D 201-208 Oct 1845 before mid-Nov 1845
E(sic 209-216 Nov 1845 mid-Nov 1845
2k 217-224 Mar 1846 late Apr 1846
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signature pages
printed date
probable date
GG 225-232 Apr 1846 late Apr 1846
HH 233-240 Apr 1846 late Apr or late Mai 1846
I! 241-248 Mai 1846 late Mai 1846
KK 249-256 Mai 1846 mid-Jun 1846
LL 257-264 Mai 1846 mid-Jun 1846
MM 265-272 Mai 1846 mid-Jun 1846
NN 273-280 Jun 1846 late Jun 1846
OO 281-284 Jun 1946 late Jun 1846
PP 285-286 Dec 1848 early Jan 1849
PP2 287-292 no date early Jan 1849
OO 293-294 Dec 1848 ? early Jan 1849
OOe2 295-300 no date ? early Jan 1849
RR 301-302 Dec 1848 25 Jan 1849
RR2 303-308 no date 25 Jan 1849
SS 309-316 Aug 1849 ? Aug 1849
cL 317-324 Aug 1849 ? Sep 1849
UU 325-332 Aug 1849 16 Sep 1849
XX 333-340 Feb 1857 mid Feb 1857
NOG 341-348 Feb 1857 Mar 1857
LZ, 349-356 Mar 1857 mid-Mar 1857
AAA 357-304 Apr 1857 late Apr 1857
BBB 365-372 no date Jun 1857
CCC 373-380 no date Jun 1857
DDD 381-388 no date Jun 1857
EEE 389-393;
[1*-111* | no date Jun 1857
Manitz (1975) describes an incomplete copy in wrappers as follows:
fascicle dated
fascicle pages date of publ.
“pars 1a”’ [i]-iv, [5]-72 1839-1840 1840, post Mar
““pars 2a” 73-112 1842 1842, post Feb
“pars tertia”’ 1839-1846 113-283 [284] 1846, post Jun
For a complete analysis, discussion of history, collections (orig. at K), localities and
general importance see McVaugh (1970). Hartweg’s own herbarium is at LD. Copies:
BR, G, L, MO, NY, US.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1970, Historiae naturalis classica t. 80, with an in-
troduction by Rogers McVaugh, p. [1i-v], 1-102, followed by copy of orig. as above.
Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 136; Kew 1: 217; Langman p. 128; PR 619; IDC 5847.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 3(2): 154. 1898.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 10. 1898.
Rickett, NAF 28 B(2): 319. 1945, ser. 2. 2: 151. 1955.
McVaugh, Introduction to the facsimile reprint of George Bentham’s “Plantae
hartwegianae”’ Lehre 1970.
Stafleu, Taxon 19: 417-422. 1970.
Manitz, Wiss. Z. Friedr. Schiller Univ., Jena, Mat. Nat. 24(4): 501. 1975.
425. The botany of the voyage of H.M.S. Sulphur, under the command of Captain Sir
Edward Belcher, R.N., C.B., F.R.G.S., etc. during the years 1836-1842. Published
under the authority of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. Edited and super-
intended by Richard Brinsley Hinds, Esq., Surgeon, R.N., attached to the expedition.
The botanical descriptions by George Bentham, Esq. London (Smith, Elder & Co.)
1844[-1846]. Qu. (in twos) (Bot. voy. Sulphur).
Publ.: The following list of contents and dates of the six parts in which Bentham’s ““The
botany of the voyage of H.M.S. Sulphur, under the command of captain Sir Edward
176
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Belcher ... during the years 1836-1842” was published is based upon a copy in
original wrappers at Utrecht. Stearn supplied the dates of receipt of the various parts
by the Linnean Society of London. These dates of receipt are listed here and can be
taken to be very close to the actual date of publication or availability to the general
public; they are confirmed by the reviews in W. J. Hooker’s London Journal of
Botany and by the dates for which the parts were announced on p. 4 of the cover.
part pages plates dates of receipt
I [i], 1-16 I-10 16 January 1844
2 17-48 II-20 2 April 1844
3 49-72 21-30 16 August 1844
4 73-96 31-40 26 October 1844
5 97-144 41-50 14 April 1845
6 145-195 51-60 8 May 1846
An ample description of the voyage itself is given by Sir Edward Belcher himself in
his Narrative of 1843. This book contains, in the appendix to volume 2, a chapter
called ‘““The regions of vegetation: being an analysis of the distribution of vegetable
forms over the surface of the globe in connection with climate and physical agents.”
Richard Brinsley Hinds (1812-1847) was the surgeon to the expedition and is listed
on the title-page of the Botany as having edited and superintended its publication
with ‘‘The botanical descriptions by G. Bentham.” It is clear that for botanical
purposes the book must be ascribed to Bentham.
Hinds himself published only on the Mollusks of the expedition.
An autograph manuscript by George W. Barclay “Journal of a voyage round the
world in 1836-1841” (3 volumes, Quarto) is preserved in the Botanical Department
of the British Museum (Natural History). Barclay was a Kew gardener and collector.
Captain Sir Edward Belcher (1799-1877) was a professional navy-officer who went on
several exploratory missions between 1830 and 1847. He was made an admiral in
1872.
The original collections (made by Barclay and Hinds), on which Bentham’s des-
criptions are based, are at the British Museum (Natural History) (BM); duplicate
sets are at CGE, K, LE, MO, NY and U.
The illustrations are lithographs of drawings by Miss S. A. Drake, “‘of Turnham
Green,” a botanical artist who illustrated also Lindley’s Sertum orchidaceum and who
contributed drawings to the Botanical Register and Bateman’s Orchidaceae of Mexico and
Guatemala. Miss Drake was a relative of Mrs. Lindley and a member of Lindley’s
household (cf. Gray 1893). Copy: U (orig. covers).
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1968, Historiae naturalis classica t. 61. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 136; GF p. 49; Kew 1: 218; Jackson p. 224; NI 134; PR 620; SK p. clxx
(Stearn); IDC 5375.
Gray, Wetters 1 241314 1693.
Bretschneider, Hist. Eur. bot. disc. China 1: 362-365. 1898.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 3(2): 154. 1898.
Tucker, Journ. Arnold Arb. 11: 243-244. 1930.
Blunt, The art of botanical illustration 214-216. 1950.
Rickett, NAF (2): 319. 1945, ser. 2. 2: 151. 1955.
Stafleu, The publication of the botany of the voyage of H.M.S. Sulphur, in facsimile
edition, Lehre 1968.
426. Handbook of the British flora; a description of the flowering plants and ferns indi-
genous to, or naturalized in, the British Isles. For the use of beginners and amateurs
(Lovell Reeve) London 1858. Oct. (Handb. Brit. fl.)
First edition, 1858, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-655, no ills. Copy: NY.
Second edition, 1865, London (Lovell Reeve & Co.), “with illustrations from original
drawings by W. Fitch.” 2 vols. Vol. 1: p. [i]-lxxiv, [1]-503, jigs. 1-603, vol. 2: p. [1-11],
[505]-1076, figs. 604-1295. Copies: B, HU, MICH, NY, US.
Third edition, 1866, London (Lovell Reeve & Co.), p. [1]- ISSR. [1 ]-600, as ‘new edition,’
no ills. Copy: NY. Reissued 1873 (n.v.).
177
BENTHAM
Fourth edition, Aug-Sep 1878, London (Lovell Reeve & Co.), p. [i]-Ixxx, [1]-607.
Copy: NY. — Re-issued 1880, 1881. (n.v.)
Fifth edition, London (Lovell Reeve & Co.), Jan-Feb 1887 (p. viii: 30 Jun 1886; Nat.
Nov. and J. Bot. Mar 1887), p. [i]-lxxx, [1]-584, ‘revised by Sir J. D. Hooker ...’
Copy: US.
Sixth edition, London (Lovell Reeve & Co.), Jun-Jul 1892 (pref. 6 Jun 1892; Nat. Nov.
Jul 1892), p. [i]-Ixxx, [1]-584, ‘revised by Sir J. D. Hooker ...’ Copy: NY. Reissued
1896, London (Lovell Reeve & Co.), p. [i]-lxxx, [1]-584. Copy: HH.
Seventh edition, 1900, p. [i]-lxxx, [1]-584, actually a reissue of ed. 6, called ‘seventh
edition.’ Copy: NY.
Reissued 1908, London (Lovell Reeve & Co.), without the words ‘seventh edition,’
p. [i]-Ixxx, [1]-584. Copy: HH.
Reissued 1912 (n.v., Kew Books Newsletter Apr 1974).
Seventh [actually ezghth] edition, 1924 (p. vill: 10 Jul 1924): by George Bentham ...
revised by Sir J. D. Hooker ... Seventh edition revised by A. B. Rendle ... London
(Lovell Reeve & Co.) 1924, p. [i]-lxi, [1]-606. Copies: HH, U.
Reissued, again as ‘seventh edition,’ Ashford, Kent 1930, p. [i]-lxi, [1]-606. Copy: NY.
Reissued, idem 1937 (n.v., copy offered by Wheldon and Wesley 1973).
Reissued, idem 1945 (n.v., Kew Books Newsletter Apr 1974).
The wood-engravings of the second edition were later published separately, see W. H.
Fitch and W. G. Smith, Illustrations of the British flora, below under Fitch. (London 1880,
and subsequent editions).
The above list probably does not contain all “‘reissues”’ or “reprints.”
Ref.: BL 1: 214; BM 1: 136; GP p. 49; Kew 1: 218; NI 135; PR 621.
427. Flora hongkongensis: a description of the flowering plants and ferns of the island of
Hongkong ... With a map of the island. London (Lovell Reeve) 1861. Oct. (Fl. Hongk.)
Orig. ed.: Feb 1861 (inscription in Bentham’s handwriting in the copy at K, see also
Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1905: 14-15), p. [i*]-20*, [i]-li, [1]-482, map. Copies: G, L,
MICH, NY, U. — For a supplement see H. F. Hance, Florae hongkongensis sup-
plementum, 7. Linn. Soc. Bot. 13: 95-144. Separates of this article, with independent
pagination, [i], [7-59], bearing the date London 1872 were often bound after that
date with the Flora hongkongensis, with a separate t.p. ““Florae hongkongensis prostheke
compendious supplement to Mr Bentham’s description of the plants of the island of
Hong Kong.”’ London (L. Reeve & Co.) 1872. Oct. Copies: MICH, NY.
Facsimile reprint: announced by Asher (1974).
Ref.: BM 1: 136; Jackson p. 381; Kew 1: 217; MW p. 41; Plesch p. 138; PR 625.
Gray, A.; Amer. ])s Sci. sers/21192 211247197. 1661).
428. Flora australiensis: a description of the plants of the Australian territory. By George
Bentham, F.R.S., P.L.S., assisted by Ferdinand Miiller, M.D., F.R.S. & L.S., Govern-
ment botanist, Melbourne, Victoria ... Published under the authority of the several
governments of the Australian colonies. London (Lovell Reeve & Co.) 1863-1878.
7 vols. Oct. (Fl. austral.)
vol. pages dates
3 [1*]-20*, [i]-xl, [1]-508 30 Mai 1863
Z [a]-viti, [1]-521 5 Oct 1864
3 [i]-viii, [tp. cont.], [1]-704 5 Jan 1867
4 — [i]-ix, [1]-576 16 Dec 1868
5 [aJ-viii, [1 ]-599 Aug-Oct 1870
6 [a]-viii, [1 ]-475 23 Sep 1873
ih [i]-xui, [1]-806 23-30 Mar 1878
The Flora australiensis ‘“‘is entirely and exclusively mine, with the assistance indeed, but
not the co-operation of Baron von Mueller.” ‘“‘A joint work was impossible where
consultation was prevented by the great distance which separated us.” Copy: U.
Facsimile edition: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.), Brook nr. Ashford (L. Reeve & Co.)
1967, as orig. but with extra 1967 t.p.’s. Copy: FAS.
178
BENTHAM
Ref.: BL 1: 63; BM 1: 136; Jackson p. 399; Kew 1: 217; PR 626; SK p. clxx; IDC 734.
Bentham, G., Proposed flora of the Australian colonies, Kew 1861 (printed for
private circulation).
Hooker, W. J., Colonial floras. Kew 1863.
Bentham, J. Linn. Soc. Bot. 20: 304-305. 1884.
Anon. [Thiselton-Dyer, W. T.], Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1905: 15-18.
Maiden, J. Proc. Roy. Soc. N.S.W. 42: 64-65. 1908.
Daley, Victorian naturalist 44: 63, 91, 127, 153, 183, 213, 248, 271. 1927.
Marshall, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 69-71. 1937.
Rickett, NAF 28 B (2): 319. 1945.
Stafleu, F. A., Taxon 16: 538-542. 1967.
429. Genera plantarum ad exemplaria imprimis in herbariis kewensibus servata definita.
London (A. Black [vol. 1(1) only], William Pamplin [id.], Lovell Reeve & Co.,
Williams & Norgate) 1862-1883, 3 vols. Oct. (Gen. pl.)
Co-author: Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817-1911).
vol part pages families author dates
I I fij-xu, [1 ]-454 7 Aug 1862
[1]-56 I. Ranunce.-X. Papav. B
57-112 XI. Crucif.-XIIT. Resed. H
112-247 XIV. Cist.-XXXV. Humir. B
247-269 XXXVI. Malp.-XXXVII.
Zygoph. H
269-278 XX XVIII. Geraniaceae B
278-342 XXXIX. Rutac.-XLIV. Chaill. H
342-355 XLV. Olacinae B
355-434 XLVI. Ilic.-LVI. Conn. H
2 [i-i1], 433-735 19 Oct 1865
434-600 LVII. Leguminosae B
600-690 LVIII. Rosac.-LXVI.Combr. H
ps 690-725 LXVII. Myrtaceae B
3 [i]-xv, 721-1040
[‘1010°] Sep 1867
725-859 LXVIII. Melast.-LX XIX.
Ficoid. H
859-947 LXXX. Umb.-LXXXI. Aral. B
947-952 LXXXII. Cornaceae. H
2 1 (rin), [1]-554 7-9 Apr 1873
1-163 LXXXIII. Capr.-LXXXVII.
Calayc. H
163-533 LXXXVIII. Compositae B
2 [i]-vili, 533-1279 Mai 1876
534-564 LXXXIX. Styl.-XCI. Camp. B
564-650 XCII. Vacc.-C. Myrs. H
650-662 CI. Sapotaceae B&H
662-1225 CII. Eben.-CX XVII. Plant. B
3 I [ij-vu, [1 ]-459 7 Feb 1880
1-88 CXXVIII. Nyct.-CX XXII. Bat. H
88-115 CXXXIV. Polyg.-CXXXV.
: Podost. B
I15-121 CXXXVI. Nep.-CXXXVII.
Cytin. H
121-231 CXXXVII. Arist.-CXLIX.
Sant. B
232-239 CL. Balanophoraceae H
237-447 CLI. Euph.-CLXVI. Cycad. B
2 [i*], vii [bis],
Vill-xi, 447-1258 14 Apr 1883
179
BENTHAM
vol. part pages families author dates
3 2 448-869 CLXVII. Hydr.-CLXXXVI.
June.
870-1019 CLXXXVII. Palm.-CXCV.
Naiad. H
IOIQ-1215 CXVI. Erioc.-CC. Gram. B
Copies: FAS, U. — The first sets of all duplicate pages were ‘‘cancels,” intended to be
destroyed and consequently not counted in numbering the pages of following parts;
they included, however, descriptions of several new genera. — See Stearn’s introduction
to the facsimile reprint for lists of the papers by Bentham in which the latter explains
and amplifies the accounts of several of the families. - For a general generic index see
T. Durand.
Facsimile edition: Weinheim (J. Cramer) 1965, with an introduction by William T.
Stearn. 1: additional text [ii]-[xv], 2: idem: [i], 3: idem [i]. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BEM 2263; BM 1: 137; Jackson p. 120; Kew 1: 218; Langman p. 129; MW p. 41;
PR 626; SK p. clxx (Stearn); IDC 35.
Bentham, G., J. Linn. Soc., Bot. 20: 304-308. 1883.
Durand, T., Index generum phanerogamorum usque ad finem anni 1887 promul-
gatorum in Benthami et Hooker “‘Genera Plantarum” fundatus cum numero
specierum synonymis et area geographica, Bruxelles, London, Berlin, Paris. 1888.
Stearn, W. T., J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 3: 127-132. 1956.
Stearn, W. T., Bentham and Hooker’s Genera plantarum: its history and dates of
publication, in facsimile edition Weinheim 1965 (also published separately, xvi
pp. 1965).
Stafleu, Taxon 15(1): 37-39. 1966.
Bentham, Suppl. papers to Bentham and Hooker’s Genera Plantarum London 1860-
1881. Lehre 1970.
430. Supplemental papers to Bentham and Hooker’s Genera Plantarum. London 1860-1881.
Lehre (J. Cramer) 1970. Oct. (Suppl. pap. Gen. pl.)
Publ.: A republication in facsimile of a series of papers by Bentham, originally published
in the Journal of the Linnean Society of London, Botany, volumes 5-19, 1860-1881. ‘This
reissue has continuous pagination in addition to the original pagination of the
individual articles. Copies: FAS, U.
volume pages families dates of issue continuous
pagination
5 53-65 ‘Ternstroemiaceae 14. Nov 1860 I-13
5 67-72 Anonaceae 14. Nov 1860 14-19
5 73-78 ‘‘Botanical memoranda”’ 14. Nov 1860 20-25
5. suppl. II 45-52 Menispermaceae 24 Mai 1861 26-32
5. suppl. II 52-74 Tiliaceae 24 Mai 1861 33-55
5. suppl. II 75-94 Bixac., Samydac. 24 Mai 1861 56-75
6 55-77 Caryoph., Portul. e.a. 1 Mar 1862 76-98
6 97-123 Malvac., Stercul. 15 Mai 1862 99-125
Trans. 25* 297-320 Leguminosae 30 Nov 1865 126-149
10 101-128 Myrtaceae 21 Feb 1868 150-
10 129-166 Myrtaceae 19 Mar 1868 -215
13 335-577 Compositae 20 Jun 1873 216-458
15 1-16 Campanul e.a. 11 Oct 1875 459-474
15 490-520 ‘““Monocot. orders” 28 Feb 1877 475-505
17 185-267 Euphorbiaceae 31 Dec 1878 506-588
18 288-360 Orchidaceae 21 Feb 1881 589-667
18 360-367 Cyperaceae 21 Feb 1881 668-675
19 14-134 Gramineae 24. Dec 1881 676-796
* Published in the Transactions of The Linnean Society of London.
180
BENTLEY
Ref.: Kew 1: 218; Langman p. 129.
Stearn, in facsimile reprint of Genera plantarum, Lehre 1965.
Staffeu, Taxon 20: 166. 1971.
Bentley, Robert (1821-1893), British botanist at London Hospital and King’s College.
(Bentley).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some material at THA.
Ref.: Kent, Brit. herbaria 43. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 165; BB p. 30-31; BM 1: 137; CSP 1: 282;
9g: 192; DNB suppl. 1: 1: 181; GR p. 389; Jackson p. 521; Kew 1: 219; Langman
p. 129; MW p. 41-42; PR 628-629.
Bennett, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1893-1894: 27-28. 1895.
431. Medicinal plants being descriptions with original figures of the principal plants
employed in medicine, and an account of their properties and uses of their parts and
products of medicinal value. London [1875]-1880, 4 vols. Oct. (Med. pl.)
Co-author: Henry Trimen (1843-1896).
38 122, 132, 180, 223, 256, 261*
part plates dates
I 190, 195, 202, 203, 236, 238, 239, 241 Oct 1875
2 38, 64, 99, 106, 162, 164, 224 Nov 1875 (prob.)
3 - 19, 20, 46, 51, 172, 225, 273 Dec 1875
4 22, 23, 39, 44, 54, 67, 129 Jan 1876
5 2, 11, 86, 102, 192, 193, 228 Feb 1876
6 14, 26, 45, 47, 80, 81, 82, 174 Mar 1876
7-10, 29, 34, 108, 139, 165, 183, 287 Apr 1876
8 355 59, 186, 191, 237, 260, 266 Mai 1876
9 15, 17, 24, 42, 212, 218, 269, 272 Jun 1876
10-25, 27, 30, 31, 83, 146, 194 Jul 1876
II 13, 555 57 655 100, 156, 253 Aug 1876
12 21, 71, 104, 170, 205, 225, 257 Sep 1876
13 6, 12, 78, 150, 151, 157, 178 Oct 1876
14 4, IOI, I15, 121, 187, 199, 209, 210 Nov 1876
15 40, 70, 98, 145, 109, 207, 221 Dec 1876
16 113, 128, 153, 160, 213, 246, 291 Jan 1877
17-94; 95, 226, 227, 248, 249, 279 Feb 1877
18 49, 63, 112, 168, 242, 244, 245, 252 Mar 1877
19 89, 90, 91, 136, 158, 181, 288 Apr 1877
20 9; 50, 58, IIO, III, 131, 282 Mai 1877
QI 138, 147, 200, 208, 211, 216, 276, 277 Jun 1877
22 75, 137, 154, 185, 201, 295, 296° Jul 1877
23 8, 84, 152, 197, 198, 231, 265 Aug 1877
24 84, 117, 127, 247, 240, 241, 267 Sep 1877
25 1,3, 16, 77, 87, 173, 176 Oct 1877
26 28, 43, 163, 175, 189, 196, 219 Nov 1877
27 5, 7, 62, 107, 119, 124, 243 Nov 1877
28 —-18, 74, 135, 155, 188, 224, 297 Jan 1878
29 68, 69, 76, 126, 148, 169, 177 Feb 1878
30 335 41, 72, 88, 220, 222, 254, 268 Mar 1878
31-32, 52 79, 120, 259, 263, 271 Apr 1878
32 48, 73, 93, 253 247, 250, 251, 270 25 Mai 1878
33 37» 50> 53> 97> 114, 130, 166 1878
34 144, 1595 2325 233, 234, 280, 298 1878
35 36, 66, 167, 184, 206, 278, 300 1878
- 36 105, 123, 149, 161, 215, 229, 294 17 Dec 1878
37 «103, 125, 230, 274, 189, 290, 299 7 Mar 1879
Mai-Jun 1879
181
BENTLEY
part plates dates
39 134, 140, 141, 142, 143, 182, 283 24 Jun 1879
40 60, 284, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306 3 Sep 1879
4I 97, 171, 258, 264, 281, 285, 286 15 Dec 1879
42 61, 116, 118, 113, 179, 262, 275, 292, 293 19 Feb 1880
preface, title
* A revised text for plate 261 was issued with part 42. — The 306 hand-coloured plates
were drawn and lithographed by D. Blair. — Vol. 1: [i]-xxii, pl. 1-69 with text; 2: [i],
pl. 70-146; 3: [i], pl. 147-227; 4: [i], pl. 228-306, [1]-10 ind. Copies: BR, NY. — Trimens
British herbarium is at BM, the Ceylon plants at K.
Ref.: BM 1: 137; GF p. 49; Jackson p. 205; Kew 1: 219; Langman p. 129; MW p. 4I-
AON 1377s bleschipatgasioiwe Chat
Burtt, Notes bot. Gard. Edinburgh 21: 157-162. 1953.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 38-39. 1975 (sold at £ 400).
Berchtold, Friedrich, Graf von, Freiherr von Ungarschiitz (UherC¢ic) (1781-1876),
Czech botanist, traveller in Europe, the Orient and Brazil (1836-1855). (Bercht.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PR.
Ref.: 1H 2: 60.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG I: 345; Barnhart 1: 166; BM 1: 137; CSP 1: 287,
12: 70; Jackson p. 265; Kew 1: 219; Langman p. 130; LS 2286; PR 631-633, 2887,
7113; Zander ed. 10, p. 634.
Anon., Jb. k. boehm. Ges. Wiss. 1876: Xxxvii-Xxxviii.
Maiwald, Gesch. Bot. Bohmen 180-181, 275. 1904.
Nemec, Vesmir 14: 33-39. 1935.
Futak et Domin, Bibl. fl. CSR ror-102. 1960.
EPONYMY: Berchtoldia K. B. Presl (1830).
432. O prirozenosti Rostlin, obsahugjcj gednanj o Ziwobytj rostlin pro(?) sebe a z ohledu
ginych ziwokt, podlé stawu nynégss ylo znanj, pytwu rostlin; nazwoslowj audt;
hospodaistwj gegich; rozssjtenj po semi a zptsob rostlinai zijditi a zacowati. Praha
(Krala Wiljma Endersa) 1820. Qu. (Prir. Rostlin).
Co-author: Jan Swatopluk Presl (1791-1849).
Publ.: 1820 t.p., p. [1]-322, [2, errata]. Copy: L. — Status unclear. Only copy seen; not
in Futak and Domin. — This book contains family descriptions with lists of generic
names, mostly without author’s name, date and description.
433- O prirozenosti rostlin aneb rostlinat, obsahugjcj popsanj a wyobrazenj rostlin podlé
radu prirozenych zporadané, s zewrubnym wyznamenanjm wiastnostj, uziteCnosti a
Skodliwosti, obzwlasté wywodin a zlodin, spisobu wydobywanj, poslednjch dobroty a
porusenosti neygistég’jho poznanj a skauSenj, téZ sptisobu uzitecnych sazenj chowanj a
rozmnozowanj. Ustanoweny pro lékare, hogice, hospodate, umélce, remeslnjky a
wychowatcle. Praha (J. Krause) 1823-1835, 3 vols. Qu. (Prir. rostlin).
Co-author: Jan Swatopluk Presl (1791-1849).
Vol. r consists of 124 sheets and 80 plates, obviously published in parts the contents and
precise dates of which are so far unknown (see e.g. Flora 7: 192. 28 Mar 1824: “...
bereits einigen Jahren ....’’ The families are separately paged.
signatures pages signatures pages signatures pages
[i-iv] 54-62 [1]-36 115-116 [1]-6
I-7 [1]-26 63-66 [1]-12 116-120 [1]-18
77-13 [1]-26 66-69 [1 ]-24. 121 [1 ]-4
14-16 [1]-10 69*-103 [1]-168 122-124 [1]-12
16*-53 [1]-150 104-114 [1]-42
182
BERCHTOLD
Vol. 1, as above, with 80 pl. Copies: HU, NY.
Vol. 2, p. [i], [1]-508, 80 pl., [1823-]1825. Copy: HU.
Vol. 3, 216 p., 36 pl., 1830-1835, Copy: HU.
Coloured plates (HU copy): 1: 1-2, 71-78, 2: 4-7, 9-30, 32-80, 3: 1-36 (missing from this
COO 45 By Bie OO) WOs GE )s
Ref.: Kew 1: 219; PR 631.
434- Ockonomisch-technische Flora Béhmens nach einem ausgedehnteren Plane bearbeitet;
oder: systematische Beschreibung der in Bdhmen wildwachsenden und kultivirten Ge-
wachse, mit genauer Angabe Threr Niitzlichkeit und Schadlichkeit im Allgemeinen wie
im Besondern; dann deren Anwendung und Behandlung in Kiinsten, Gewerben, Land-,
Forst- und Hauswirtschaft. [On second t.p. for parts:] In 6konomisch-technischer
Hinsicht von F. Grafen von Berchtold, in botanischer von [1(1):] Wenzel Benno Seidl,
[1(2)-3(2):] Philipp Maximilian Opiz, [2(1), 2(2):] Franz Xaver Fieber, [3(1):]
Johannes Pfund. Prag (1: Johann Host, 2, 3: Thomas Thabor) 1836-43, 3 vols. Oct. f
(Oekon.-techn. fl. Bohm.)
Publ.: Vol. 1(1) was received by the Regensburg botanical Society on 10 Feb 1836;
parts 1 and 2 of vol. 1 were reviewed together in Lit. Ber. Flora 7: 9-11. 28 Jan 1837;
2(1) was received on 1 Oct 1838 and reviewed on 7 Jan 1839; 2(2) was received be-
tween I Jun and 1 Dec 1840, vol. 3(1, 2) in Mai 1844.
vol/pars pages dates authors
1(1) [ii]-xv, [xvi, sign.], [1]-261, [1, err.] Jan 1836 B, Se
(2) ii-iii], [263]-508, [8, ind., err.]. Dec 1836 B:O%
2(1) ii-iii], [1]-297, [298-299 err.] Aug-Sep 1838 — B.O.F.
(2) [ii-iii], [1 ]-278, [2, err.] 1839 B.O.F.
3(1) [ul-v], 279-512 1841 B:O2R:
(2) fii-v], [I]-LI, Die Kartoffeln: 1843 BO:
[i]-xvi, [1]-577, [2], errata on p. 3 cover, 2 pl. [preprint
Kartoffeln 1842]
r) and (2): title pages as given above. Copies: B, G, NY.
r), second t.p. “die Potamogeta von Franz Xaver Fieber.”’ Copies: B, G, NY.
2), second t.p. ‘‘die Echia von Franz Xaver Fieber,”’ Copies: B, G, NY.
r), second t.p. “die Verbasca von Johannes Pfund.”’ This part lacks indeed p. 1-278
because the numbering continues from 2(2). The lowest page number mentioned in
the index is 197, in the errata 278. Copy: HH.
3(2), The HH copy has still the original cover and presumably the original order in
which the material was published in 1843. Cover p. 1, title: ““Oekonomisch-technische
Flora Béhmens nach einem ausgedehnterem Plane bearbeitet,” cover p. 2: biblio-
graphy of Opiz’ works including a statement of the preprints from this flora. Page [i]
is, as in all other parts, blank, p. [ii] is the fist title page.
p. ii: ““Deutschlands Nachtschattenarten. (Solanen Linné’s) Deren Niitzlichkeit und
Schadlichkeit; mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der Kartoffeln oder Erdapfeln
(Solanum tuberosum Linné.) Monographisch bearbeitet in 6konomisch-technischer
Beziehung von F. Grafen von Berchtold, in botanischer von P. M. Opiz ... Prag 1843.
p. [ti]: half-title: ‘‘Fortsetzung der V. Klasse. Pentandria Fiinfmannige. I. Ordnung.
Einweibige. Enthaltend die Gattungen: Dulcamara, Solanum, Papas und Lyco-
persicum.”
p. {w]: blank.
p. [v]: general t.p. for part 3(2) as above, “‘Prag 1843.”
The set of pages following I-LI (p. LI is the end of the regular Flora) constitute the
part on the ‘‘Kartoffeln’’ which was preprinted in 1842 and marketed separately. It has
a title-page of its own [i]: ‘‘Die Kartoffeln. (Solanum tuberosum C. Bauh.). Derer Ge-
schichte, Charakteristik, Niitzlichkeit, Schadlichkeit, Kultur, Krankheiten etc., mit
ausfithrlichen Angaben ihrer industriellen Anwendung. Monographisch bearbeitet
nach Jassniiger, Pfaff, Viborg, Putsche, Bertuch &c. und eigenen Ansichten von
Friedrich Grafen Berchtold, ... (mit zwei Kupfertafeln.) ...’’ Prag 1842. (p. 574-577
have a separate treatment of Solanum Lycopersicum L.)
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BERCHTOLD
REPRINTS and PREPRINTS:
435- BERcHTOLD, Die Kartoffeln, see above. Prag 1842. Copy included in 3(2) at HH.
436. BeERcHTOLD und Opiz, Die Rubiaceen Boéhmens. Mit Einschluss der Farberréthe
(Rubia tinctorium Linn.). Monographisch bearbeitet in 6konomisch-technischer
Hinsicht von F. Grafen v. Berchtold, in botanischer von P. M. Opiz. Besonders abge-
druckt aus der 6konomisch-technischen Flora Béhmens. Prag 1838. Oct. (n.v.) (Lit.
Zeit., Berlin 17 Oct 1838; ABD 26 Oct 1838).
437- BERCHTOLD und Opiz, Die Dipsaceen Boéhmens. Mit Einschluss der Karden oder
Tuchkarden (Dipsacus fullonum Linn.). Monographisch ... Béhmens. Prag 1838.
Oct. (n.v.) 48 p. (Lit. Zeit., Berlin 17 Oct 1838; ABD 26 Oct 1838, just publ.)
438. BERCHTOLD und FieBEeR, Die Potamogetoneen Bohmens. Monographisch ... in
botanischer von Franz Xaver Fieber. Besonders ... Béhmens. Prag 1838. Oct. 2 pl.
(n.v.) Reprinted from vol. 2(1), with the addition(?) of a title, preface and two plates.
Received by Flora on 1 Oct 1838, by Lit. Zeit. Berlin 17 Oct 1838, ABD 26 Oct 1838.
5° Pp.
439- BERCcHTOLD und Prunp, Deutschlands Wollkréuter (K6nigskerzen, Verbascum Linn.)
Monographisch bearbeitet mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der bohmischen Arten.
In 6konomisch-technischer ... in botanischer von Johannes Pfund. Mit einem litho-
graphirten Tafel. Prag 1840. Oct. (n.v.) Preprinted from vol. 3(2) with the addition(?)
of a title, preface and plate, distributed (for the first time?) at the meeting of the
German Naturforscher of 21 Sep 1841, received by Flora between g Mar and 28 Nov
1841. Also with the title Monographia generis Verbasci Prodromus ...
440. BERCHTOLD und FieBer, Die Echien Béhmens ... Prag 1841, 16 p. reprinted from
2(2) with the later date 1841 (n.v., also not listed on cover of 3(2) (n.v.)
Ref.: Barnhart 1: 166; BM 1: 137; Kew 1: 219; LS 2286; PR 632, 633.
Berdau, Félix I. (1826-1895), Polish physician and botanist at Krakow, later at
Warsawa. (Berdau).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: KRA, KRAM, WA.
RefaiGRip.) 723. lbh 22/69:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(2): 154; Barnhart 1: 166; BM 1: 137; CSP 1: 287;
GR p. 723; Jackson p. 265; Kanitz no. 246; Kew 1: 219; LS 2287-2289; PR 634.
441. Flora cracoviensis, sive enumeratio plantarum in magno ducati Cracoviensi et adja-
centibus regionibus provincias Vadovicensis et Bochnensis, tum in valle quae dicitur
Ojcéw sponte crescentium. Krakow (Typis C.R. Universitalis Jagellonicae) 1859. Oct.
(Fl. cracov.)
Publ.: 1859, frontisp., p. [i]-viil, [3]-448. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 137; Jackson p. 265; Kew 1: 219; PR 634.
442. Flora Tatr, Pienin i Beskidu zacodniego. Warsawa (J. Filipowicza) 1890. Oct.
(Fl. Tatr).
Publ.: 1890 (after 10 Aug, date imprimatur on p. [ii]), p. [1*-1i1*], [i]-1v, [1]-827, [1]-55,
index. Copy: G.
Berendt, Georg Carl (Karl) (1790-1850), German physician at Danzig, collector and
student of amber fossils, collaborator of Goeppert. (Berendt).
cOLLEcTIONS: Unknown. Berendt’s collection of amber fossils is described by Mueller
(1850).
Ref.: Mueller, Neue preuss. Provinzialbl. 9[43] (5): 369-374. 1850 (see Bot. Zeit. 8:
694-696. 1850).
184
BERG
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 2: 356-357; Andrews ed. 2 p. 237; Barnhart 1: 166;
BM 1: 137; GSP 7: 141;Jackson p. 180; Quenstedt p. 33.
Mueller, Neue preuss. Provinzialbl. 9[43](5): 369-374. 1850 (see Mueller, Bot. Zeit. 8:
694-696. 1850).
Anon., Flora 33: 622. 21 Oct 1852.
Schumann, Schr. naturf. Ges. Danzig ser. 2. 8(2): 48, 62, 92. 1893.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 40 [no. 319]. 1966.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Die im Bernstein befindlichen organischen Reste der Vorwelt, 2 vols. — for the
palaeobotanical part see Goeppert.
EPONYMY: Berendtia GOppert (1845). — Note: Berendtia A. Gray (1868) and Berendtiella
R. Wettstein & Harms (1899) are dedicated to Carl Hermann Berendt (ff. 1867), an
explorer of archaeology and natural history in Mexico.
Berg, Otto Carl (1815-1866), German botanist, professor of pharmaceutical botany
at Berlin University. (O. Berg).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Berg’s herbarium of Myrtaceae was at B and contained many
types. Berg, however, consulted much material obtained on loan and his types may
therefore be encountered in several herbaria. ‘The Myrtaceae of the Sonder herbarium
consulted by him are e.g. at MEL (Anderson 1971). Several isotypes are at C.
Ref.: Urban, Bot. Jahrb. 19: 563. 1894, Fl. bras. 1(1): 159-160. 1906.
Anderson, Muelleria 2(2): 119-131. (1971).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 167; BM 1: 139; CSP 1: 288-280, 12: 71-72;
Jackson p. 203, 373; Kew 1: 220; Langman p. 130; MW p. 43; NDB 2: 76-77; NI 138-
142; PR 643-650; Zander ed. 10, p. 634.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 119. 1905.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 159-160. 1906.
McVaugh, Taxon 5: 134-135. 1956.
COMPOSITE works: Myrtaceae in Martius, Fl. bras. 14(1): 1-468, pl. 1-35, 31a. 15 Mai
1857, 14(1): 469-528, pl. 36-82, 41a, 47a. 1 Feb 1858; 14(1): 529-639. 15 Jan 1859 (see
McVaugh, Taxon 5: 134-135. 1956).
HANDWRITING: Muelleria 2(2): 122. 1971.
443. Revisio myrtacearum americae hucusque cognitarum, seu Klotzschii florae ameri-
cae aequinoctialis exhibens Myrtaceas. Linnaea 27: 1-512, 29: 207-264, 30: 647-713.
1855-1861.
Linnaea part pages dates Linnaea part pages dates
27 I 1-128 Nov 1855 29 2 207-256 Jun 1858
2,3 129-384 Jan 1856 3 257-264. Sep 1858
4 385-512 Feb 1856 30 6 647-713 Mar1861
Also published as a reprint, Halle 1855[-1861]. 472 p. Oct. (fide PR). For a discussion
of the relative priority of this publication and O6cersted’s Myrtaceae centroamericanae
Bestemmelser of Beskrivelser af Dr. O. Berg, Vid. Med. Nat. For. Kjobenhavn 1855: 1-26.
Jul 1856, see McVaugh (1956) and below.
Ref.: PR 645; SK p. clxxi.
Urban, Bot. Jahrb. 19: 562-681. 1894.
McVaugh, Taxon 5: 134-135, 162-167. 1956.
444. Myrtaceae centroamericanae Bestemmelser og Beskrivelser af Dr O. Berg. Vid.
Med. nat. For. Kjoebenhaven 1855: 1-26 [summary by Oersted].
Publ.: Jul 1856, but see McVaugh’s remarks on the connection with the previous articles.
Ref.: McVaugh, Taxon 5: 134-135. 1956.
185
BERG
445- Florae brasiliensis myrtographia sive descriptio myrtacearum in Brasilia provenientium.
Leipzig (Fried. Fleischer) 1858 [?-1859]. Fol. (Fl. bras. myrtogr.)
Publ.: 1855-1859, [i*, separate title page], [1]-656, pl. 1-85; reprinted from Flora
brasiliensis vol. 14(1):
Fasc. 18(1): 1-468, pl. 1-35. 15 Mai 1857.
Fasc. 18(2): 469-528, pl. 36-82. 1 Feb 1858.
Fasc. 18(3): 529-656. 15 Jan 1859.
The plates are numbered 1-82, 314%, 41%, 47%. — It is unknown to us whether this reprint
(Copy: HH) was in fact a preprint. The title page is dated “1858” and it seems likely that
this was correct notwithstanding the date “‘1855” cited by PR. McVaugh notes that
p- 529-656 contain much information additional to that in the Reviszo in Linnaea. The 85
plates are nature prints (nos. 1-7) and lithographs.
Ref.: Jackson p. 373; NI 142; PR 647.
McVaugh, Taxon 5: 134. 1956.
Bergen, Karl August von (1704-1759), German botanist at Frankfurt. (Bergen).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 168; PR 656-661.
EPONYMY: Bergenia Moench (1794, nom. cons.)
446. Flora francofurtana methodo facili elaborato accedunt cogitata de studio botanices
methodice et quidem pioprio marte addiscendae, terminorum technicorum nomen-
clator, et necessarii indices. Frankfurt a. Oder (Johann Christian Kleyb) 1750. Oct.
(Fl. francofurt.)
Publ.: 1750, p. [i-vii], [1]-375, [376-407 ind., err.]. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: PR 659.
447- Dissertatio botanica de Aloide auctore Carolo Augusto de Bergen ... Frankfurt a.
Oder (Johann Christian Kleyb) 1753. Qu. (Diss. Aloide).
Publ.: 1753, p- [i], [1]-22, 7 p/. Copies: G, MO. — In the absence of more precise indication
the date of publication of this paper is to be considered pre-Linnaean.
Ref.: PR 660.
Berger, Alwin (1871-1931), German botanist, specialist on Cactaceae. (A. Berger).
HERBARIUM and Types: NY; material collected or cultivated by Berger is in several
herbaria (B, BH, BR, G, M, NY, US).
Ref.: Britton, J. New York Bot. Gard. 33: 196. 1932.
Britton, J. Cact. Succ. Soc. Amer. 4: 290. 1932.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 168; BL 2: 362; BM 6: 81; Bossert p. 34;
CSP 13: 464; Kew 1: 221; Langman p. 130; MW p. 42; Zander ed. 10, p. 634.
Wagner, Monatschr. deut. Kakt.-Ges. 3: 151-152. 1931 (portr.)
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 33: 197. 1932.
White, The Stapeliae 1: 133. 1937 (portr.)
Herre, ‘The genera of the Mesembryanthemaceae 45. 1971 (portr.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 29. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) EP ed. 2, Crassulaceae, 18a: 352-483. 1930. (2) Pflanzenreich,
Heft 33, Liliaceae — Asphodeloideae — Aloineae. Leipzig 8 Mai 1908, 347 p., 1 pl., 817 figs.,
repr. Lehre 1958/60.
EPONYMY: Bergeranthus Schwantes (1926) ; Bergerocactus N. L. Britton & J. N. Rose (1909).
448. Stapelien und Kleinien einschliesslich einiger anderer verwandter Sukkulenten. Be-
schreibung und Anleitung zum Bestimmen der wichtigen Arten mit kurzer Angabe iiber
die Kultur. Stuttgart (Eugen Ulmer) 1910. Oct. (Stapel. & Klein.)
186
BERGER, E. F.
Publ.: Jan-Feb 1910 (Nat. Nov. Febr 1904), p. [i]-[vii], [1]-433, [434, err.], fig. 1-79.
Copy: L. — Illustrierte Handbiicher sukkulenter Pflanzen.
Ref.: Kew 1: 221.
449- Die Entwicklungslinien der Kakteen ... Mit 71 Abbildungen und 16 Schemata im
Text. Jena (Gustav Fischer) 1926. Oct. (Entwicklungslin. Kakt.)
Publ.: Feb-Mar 1926 — (p. iv: Sep 1925, Nat. Nov. Mar 1926, accession NY 27 Nov
1926), p. [i]-iv, [1]-105, ill. Copy: NY.
Ref.: Kew 1: 221.
450. Illustrierte Handbiicher sukkulenter Pflanzen: Kakteen. Anleitung zur Kultur und
Kenntnisse der wichtigsten eingefiihrten Arten ... Mit 105 Abbildungen. Stuttgart
(Eugen Ulmer) 1929. Oct. (Kakteen).
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1929 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1929, accession NY 9 Jun 1930), p. [i]-viii, [1]-346.
Copy: NY.
Ref.: Kew 1: 221; Langman p. 131.
Berger, Ernst Friedrich (1814-1853), German commercial plant collector and distri-
butor at Kitzingen am Main. (E. Berger).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: For Berger’s eleven catalogues of herbarium collections see his
Offerten-Listen and. Preissverzeichnisse as mentioned by Flora (vols.31-35, 1848-1852) on
the following dates:
catalogue date Flora nachtrag _ date Flora
I 28 Mar 1848 6 7,14 Apr 1851
Nachtrag 7 Jun 1848 i 21 Sep 1851
2 14 Aug 1848 8 21, 28 Feb 1852
3 21 Dec 1848 9 28 Mar 1852
4 28 Dec 1848 10 28 Jun 1852
5 24 Jul 1849 Isl 14 Jul, 7 Aug 1852
Ref.: Anon., Flora 36: 709-712. 1853 (sale herbarium).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 168; BM 1: 140; GR p. 62; LS 2307-2308.
Anon., Flora 36: 600, 709-712. 1853.
Anon., Bonplandia 2: 265-266. 1854 (member “‘Leopoldina,” cogn. Wibel).
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Berger, cf. supra, sub A. Berger and infra,
sub H. A. C. Berger.
451. Catalogus herbarii oder volistandige Aufzahlung der phanerogamischen und krypto-
gamischen Gewachse Deutschlands. Nach Kochs Synopsis und Wallroths Compendium
Fl. Germ. crypt., Bruch et Schimper, Nees v. Esenbeck, Link und Fries, nebst Aufzahlung
der bis jetzt bekannten auslandischen Pflanzen. Den Besitzern deutscher Herbarien zur
Bequemlichkeit dargeboten von Ernst Berger. Wiirzburg (Voigt & Mocker) 1841-1846.
4 parts. Duod. (Cat. herb.)
I. Die deutschen Phanerogamen enthaltend, 1841 (p. viii: 5 Mar 1841), p. [i]-viii, [1]-123,
publ. prob. Dec 1841 (Flora 24 Int. Bl. 20. Jan 1842). Copy: NY.
II. Synonymik und Synonymenregister zum ersten Theile, 1843 (before 20 Oct), p. [i]-viii, [1],
[1]-238. Copy: NY.
III. Die Cryptogamen. 1846, p. [1]-191. Copy: NY.
IV. Synonymik und Synonymenregister zu den im dritten Theile aufgezahlten europaischen
Cryptogamen. 1843, p. [1]-194. Copy: NY. — Both III and IV have a different title:
“Catalogue ... Gewdchse [3: Deutschlands] des Erdbodens. Nach Wallroths Compen-
dium Fl. Germ. cryptog., Nees von Esenbecks Naturgeschichte der europdischen
Lebermoose, Hampes Musci frondosi etc. (in Flora 1837), Bruch und Schimpers
Bryologia europaea, Bridel Brideris Bryol. univ., Links Handbuch zur Erkennung der
Gewachse (III. Theil), Agardhs Systema Algarum, dessen Algae maris mediterranei
187
BERGER, E. F.
et adriatici, Fries Lichenographia europaea reformata, dessen Systema mycologicum,
dessen Elenchus fungorum und dessen Epicrisis syst. mycol., Endlichers Genera plan-
tarum, Steudels Nomenclator etc. Den Besitzern ....”
Ref.: BM 1: 140; LS 2307; PR 663.
452. Die Bestimmung der Gartenpflanzen auf systematischem Wege, eine Anleitung, leicht
und sicher die unterscheidenden Merkmale der vorziiglichsten in den Garten, Gewachs-
hausern und Anlagen vorkommenden Gewachse zu finden, nebst Angabe von Autor,
Dauer, Cultur und Vaterland im alphabetischem Register, fiir Botaniker, Gartner und
Gartenfreunde ... Mit einem Vorwort des Herrn Prasidenten Nees von Esenbeck, und
Bearbeitung der Farnpflanzen von Prof. Dr. Schnizlein. Erlangen (J. J. Palm und
Ernst Enke) [1853-]1855. Oct. (Bestimm. Gartenpfl.)
Co-author (for ferns): Adalbert Carl Friedrich Hellwig Conrad Schnizlein (1814-1868).
Introduction: Christian Gottfried Daniel Nees von Esenbeck (1776-1858).
Erste Abtheilung, den Schliissel der Gattungen enthaltend, Erlangen 22 Jul-30 Sep 1853
(p. iii: 9 Aug 1852, p. vi: 27 Jul 1853, (Flora 36: 616. 14 Oct 1853, rev. by Fiirnrohr
p. 646-647; Bot. Zeit. 30 Sep 1853 “soeben”’), p. [i*], [i]-x, [1]-130.
Zweite Abtheilung, Erste bis vierte (Schluss-) Lieferung, Erlangen 1854, p. 131-682
(Flora 37: 608. 14 Oct 1854, rev. by Fiirnrohr p. 732-733; Bot. Zeit. 12: 814-815.
17 Nov 1854, rev. Schlechtendal).
Issued as a whole 1855 with separate title page (see above), p. [i*], [1]-x, 1-682. Copies:
B, G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 140; PR 664.
Berger, H. A. C. (fl. 1832), German physician and palaeontologist at Coburg. (H.
Berger).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2 p. 237; Barnhart 1: 168; BM 1: 140;
Quenstedt p. 33.
EPONYMY: Bergeria K. B. Presl (1838). — Note: Bergera K. Koenig ex Linnaeus (1771) is
dedicated to Chr. J. Berger (1724-1789), Austrian born Danish physician.
453- Die Versteinerungen der Fische und Pflanzen im Sandsteine der Coburger Gegend. Coburg
1832. Qu. (Versteiner. Fische Pfl. Coburg.)
Publ.: 1832 (pref. 1 Mai 1832), p. [i-v], [1]-29, pl. 1-4. Copy: MCZ.
Ref.: Andrews p. 237; BM 1: 140.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 3: 50-57. 28 Apr 1833 (rev.)
Berger, Reinholdus (1824-1850), German palaeobotanist at Breslau, pupil of Goep-
pert. (R. Berger).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 237; Jackson p. 185.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 8: 159-160. 22 Feb 1850.
Anon., Flora 23: 622-623. 21 Oct 1850.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Berger, cf. supra, sub A. Berger and sub
HANG. Bere;
454- De fructibus et seminibus ex formatione lithranthracum. Dissertatio inauguralis quam
consensu et auctoritate amplissimi philosophorum ordinis in alma litterarum universitate
Viadrina ad summos in philosophia honores rite capessendos die xviii m. decembris a.
mdcccexlviii. H.L.Q.S. publice defendet auctor Reinholdus Berger, vratislaviensis .
Breslau (Heinrich Richter) s.d. [1848]. Qu. (Fruct. sem. lith.)
Publ.: 18 Dec 1848 (Flora rd. Feb 1849), p. [1]-30, [1, theses], 3 pl., uncol. liths by
Kornatzki. Copies: BR, NY.
188
BERGERET, J.
Ref.: Andrews p. 237; Jackson p. 185.
Anon., Flora 32: 112, 121-122. 1849 (rev.)
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 7: 286-287. 13 Apr 1849.
Bergeret, Jean (1751-1813), Southern French botanist. (Bergeret).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 169; BL 2: 129; BM 1: 141; Kew tr: 221;
PR 665.
NOTE: Barnhart gives the dates 1751-1813 for both J. and J. P. Bergeret; the authors
were different but both died in 1813 (fide Gaston Bergeret).
455- Hlore des Basses-Pyrénées, ou description de toutes les plantes qui croissent naturelle-
ment, qui sont ou qui pourraient étre cultivées avantageusement dans le Département
des Basses-Pyrénées. Avec des observations sur leur utilité dans |’économie rurale et
domestique, dans les arts et dans la médecine. Pau (P. Veronese) an xi de la République
[1803], 2 vols. Oct. f (Fl. Basses-Pyrénées).
Vol. 1: 1803, [1*-vii*], i-clxxv, [1]-195. Copy: HH.
Vol. 2: 1803, [1]-416. Copy: HH.
Nouvelle édition, complete, publiée avec une préface et des notes: “‘Flore des Basses-Pyrénées
par Jean Bergeret (1751-1813) ... augmentée par Eugene Bergeret (1799-1868) ...
par Gaston Bergeret.’’ Pau (Garet) 1909. Oct., p. [i]-Ixxxvi, [1]-960, with a biogra-
phical note. (publ. Jan-Feb 1909) Copies: HH, US, NY.
Ref.: BL 2: 129; BM 1: 141; Kew 1: 24; PR 665.
Guérin, Bull. Soc. bot. France 56: 403. 1909.
456. Phytonomatotechnie universelle, c’est-a-dire, art de donner aux plantes des noms tirés
de leurs caractéres; nouveau systéme au moyen duquel on peut de soi-méme, sans le
secours d’aucun livre, nommer toutes les plantes qui croissent sur la surface de notre
globe. A la publication de ce systéme, on a joint les figures, les descriptions les plus
méthodiques, l’analyse, les propriétés, les vertus, usage, l’étymologie & la synonymie
de toutes les plantes de la France. Ouvrage proposé par souscription. Paris (author;
Didot le jeune, Poisson) 1783-1784[-1786], 3 vols. Fol. + (Phytonom. univ.)
Vol. r: livraisons 1-10, Jan 1783-middle 1784, p. [1], [iii], 1-240, pl. [1-720].
Vol. 2: livraisons 11-20, 1784 (Jul-Dec)-Jul 1786, p. [i], [iii], 1-252, pl. [r2r-240].
Vol. 3: livraisons 22-28, 1786(?), as follows:
22: [1]-24, pl. 248-257. 25: 81-140, pl. 283-294. 28: 153-176, pl. 319-328.
23: 25-52, pl. 258-270. 26: 105-128, pl. 295-304.
24: 53-80, pl. 271-282. 27: 129-152, pl. 305-317.
Copies: G, HU (vol. 3 in orig. covers), NY (vols 1, 2). — The Hunt copy of vol. 1 has
121 plates (lacking pl. 51); vol. 2 has 117 plates (lacking pl. 83). Preface material of vol. 1:
[i, h.t.], [iii, t-p.], [v, second t.p.], [vii-vili, avis, premier tableau]. — Livraison 21 was
never published; it was to have contained a complete treatment of the ‘“‘Cruciformes.”’
It is likely that plate numbers nos. 241-247 had been set aside for this part. With plate
318, which was never published, this accounts for 8 plates lacking from the series 1-328;
in all there are 320 plates (all hand coloured copper engravings by Poisson).
A folio prospectus appeared in Paris in Jan 1783. It announced the publication of 100
coloured and roo plain copies. Some coloured copies were produced on ‘“‘papier de
Hollande’’ (the Plesch copy).
Pritzel has a note that publication may have started as early as 1773. We have not been
able to find further evidence supporting this statement.
The “noms tirés de leurs caractéres” (“nom générique phytonomato-technique’’) are
combinations of letters indicating characteristics. ‘These are formulae and cannot be
considered as names under the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (see also
N. M. v. Wolf) ; the plants are anyhow regularly described under the “‘normal’”’ Linnaean
names.
Ref.: Kew 1: 221; NI 145; Plesch p. 139; PR 666.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 42-43. 1975 (copy sold at £ 6,800).
BERGERET, J. P.
Bergeret, Jean Pierre (1751-1813), French botanist. (7. P. Bergeret).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Bergeret’s collections seem to be incorporated in the Fée her-
barium at STR.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 169; Kew 1: 221; Laségue p. 321; PR 660;
Zander ed. 10, p. 634.
Desvaux, J. Bot. appl., Paris 2: 236-240. 1813.
Berggren, Sven (1837-1917), Swedish botanist at Lund, travelled to and collected in
Spitsbergen (1868), Greenland (1870), N. Zealand, California 1874-1875. (Berggr.)
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: LD — for details on the location of his duplicates see IH. —
Exsiccatae: Plantae in itineribus suecorum polaribus collectae/Insulae spetsbergenses (nos. 1-199,
Lund 1874), at B, C, FH, GB, H, K, L, LD, NY, PC, S-PA.
Refeclbly 2160;
Hellbom, Bih. Sv. Vet.-akad. Handl. 21(3, 13) 1896.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 183. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 169; BM 1: 141; 6: 81; Bossert p. 34; CSP
I: 291, 7: 143, 13: 468; Jackson p. 345, 367; Kew 1: 222; KR p. 72-74 (bibl.) ; PR 667-
668; Zander ed. 10, p. 634.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 31, pl. 7. 1903, 3(3): 4, 206, pl. 104. 1905 (portr.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 508. 1909.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1917: 205-206 (portr.)
Arnell, Rev. bryol. 47: 75. 1920 (brief bibl.)
EPONYMY: Berggrenia M. C. Cooke (1879).
457- Nagra nya eller ofullstandigt kanda arter af nyzeelandska fanerogamer [Lund 1878.] Qu.
(Nya art. nyzeel. fan.)
Publ.: 1878, after 3 Oct (Nat. Nov. Mar 1879) p. [1]-33, [34 ind.] pl. 1-7 with letterpress.
Fysiogr. Sallsk. minneskr. med anl. af des hundraarsferst den 3 Oct 1878; copy
communicated to the Fysiogr. Sallsk. on 14. Nov 1877. Copy: NY.
Ref.: Kew 1: 222; KR p. 73.
Berggren, J. Bot. ser. 2. 9: 104. 1880.
Bergius, Peter Jonas (1730-1790), Swedish physician and botanist, pupil of Linnaeus,
professor of natural history and pharmacy at the Collegium medicum in Stockholm
(1766-1790). (Bergius).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Bergius left his collections and library to the Swedish Academy
of Sciences together with an ample endowment, thus providing the basis for the Bergians-
ka Tradgarden (founded in 1791) (SBT). This herbarium contains also most of his types;
others are at S. Other material in E, LINN and UPS (Thunberg herb.) — Some of the
most important collectors represented in the Bergius herbarium are (for a complete list
see Wittrock 1891): A. Afzelius (Musci, Sweden), C. Alstrémer (Italy, Spain), P. J.
Bergius (Sweden), P. J. Bladh (Cape), C. M. Blom (Cape), O. Celsius (Sweden), N.
Collin (Philadelphia), Ph. Commerson (Bougainville Voyage), C. G. Ekeberg (Cape),
F. Ehrhart (Germany), A. Gouan (S. France), M. Grubb (Cape), F. Hasselquist (Egypt,
Palestine), Alb. von Haller (Switzerland), G. F. Kjellmann (N. America), J. G. Konig
(East Indies), E. Laxman (Siberia), C. Linnaeus (ex herb.), P. Léfling (Spain), J. A.
Murray (Germany), J. C. Mutis (Spain), F. P. Oldenburg (Cape), P. Osbeck (China),
C. J. Ortega (Spain), P. A. Pourret (France), P. S. Pallas (Siberia), A. J. Retzius
(Sweden), D. Rolander (Suriname), G. Rothman (Tripolitania), A. Sparrmann (New
Zealand, Cape), O. Swartz (West Indies), J. F. Séguier (France), P. Sonnerat (France),
J.C. D. Schreber (ex herb.), E. Sandifort (Holland), C. P. Thunberg (Japan, East Indies,
Cape, Ceylon), A. Thoulin (France), C. P. Wrangel (N. America), C. H. Wanman
(Cape).
Ref.: IH 2: 69; Laségue p. 562 [index].
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BERGIUS
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 1(1). 1-31. 1890 (portr.) (on Bergius foundation).
Wittrock, Bot. Not. 1891: 121-124.
Wittrock, Bot. Centralbl. 47: 231-233. 1891.
Fries, Acta Horti Berg. 11(1): 1-11. 1931 (portr.)
Fries, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 18: 109-123. 1935.
Lowegren, Naturaliekabinett i Sverige under 1700-talet 338, 401 [index]. 1952.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(2): 162; Barnhart 1: 169; BM 1: 142, 6: 82;
Bossert p. 35; Dawson p. 47, 592, 729, 799; GR p. 487; IF p. 681; Jackson p. 349;
Kew 1: 223; KR p. 75-77 (bibl.); PR ed. 1, 763-766, ed. 2, 671-674; Zander ed. 10, p.
634.
oe Lakaren & Naturf. 11: 12-14. 1794.
T., Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 2: 169. 1820.
Wikstrém, Conspectus 29-30. 1831.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 67.
MacOwan, Trans. S.Afr. philos. Soc. 4: xxxiv. 1887.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 1(1): 1-31. 1890, 3(2): 32, pl. 7. 1903, 3(3): 5. 1905 (portr.)
Fries, Linné 2: 78-82, 172-177. 1902 (portr.)
Fries and Hulth, Sv. biogr. Lexikon 3: 565-573. 1922 (portr., bibl.) q.v. for further biogr.
refs.
Hulth, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 14: 1-11. 1931 (portr.)
Fries, Acta Horti Berg. 11(1): I-11. 1931.
Holmberg, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 35: 71-85. 1952 (trip to Dalecarlia).
Hylander, Bull. Jard. bot. Etat. Bruxelles 28: 451-453. 1958.
Holmberg, Acta Horti Berg. 20(1): 1-55. 1960 (P. J. Bergius Tradgardsjournal 1773-
1790).
Vos de, Suid-Afrikaanse biografiese woordenboek 1: 72-73. 1968 (q.v. for the literature
on Bergius and South Africa).
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, ‘Taxon 21: 96. 1972.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Bergius’ thesis, Semina muscorum (1750), must be attributed to Linnaeus
(q.v.).
EPONYMY: Bergella (A. Gray) Schnizlein (1843-1870) [sic]; Bergea Linnaeus (1771).
458. Descriptiones plantarum ex Capite Bonae Spei, cum differentiis specificis, nominibus
trivialibus, et synonymis auctorum justis. Secundum systema sexuale ex autopsis
concinnavit atque sollicite digessit. Stockholm (Laur. Salvius) 1767. Oct. (Descr. pl. Cap.)
Publ.: Sep 1767 (Larda Tidn. 24 Sep 1767), p. [i-xxxvi], [1]-360, [361-368], p/. 1-5.
Copies: BR, G, L, MO, NY. — Antedating Linnaeus’ Mantissa prima which was
published Nov 1767. A Leipzig 1768 issue (n.v.) is reported by Comm. reb. sci. nat.
med. 20(1): 190. 1774. This may not have a different imprint; “‘Leipzig”’ in the an-
nouncement is probably simply a reference to the German agent for Salvius; KR
(p. 75, no. 6) does not mention this Leipzig issue either.
Ref.: BM 1: 142; DA 1967; Jackson p. 349; Kew 1: 223; Plesch p. 139; PR 673; SO
649d.; IDC 2232.
Sprague, Kew Bull. 1929: 88-89.
Stearn, Introduction to facsimile edition Linnaeus, Mantissa, (Weinheim) vii-viii.
1961.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 146-147. 1971.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 96. 1971.
Sotheby, Catal. Stiftung Botanik 44, 45. 1975 (sold at £ 300).
459- Materia medica e regno vegetabili, sistens simplicia officinalia, pariter atque culina-
ria. Secundum systema sexuale, ex autopsia & experientia, fideliter digessit Petrus Jonas
Bergius ... Stockholm (Petrus Hesselberg) 1778. Oct. (Mater. med.)
1: 1778, p. [i-xiv], [1]-448, [1, err.]. Copy: HU.
2: 1778, p. [1-ii], 449-908, [16, ind.]. Copy: HU.
Ed. 2: 1782, 2 vols., 1: [i-xiv], [1]-471, 2: [i], 473-972. Stockholm (id.), n.v.
Ref.: KR p. 76 (no. 23); PR 674.
IQI
BERKELEY
Berkeley, Rev. Miles Joseph (1803-1889), British clergyman and cryptogamist.
(Berk.)
HERBARIUM and types: Berkeley’s private herbarium and manuscripts of fungi are at K,
correspondence and drawings of algae at BM. Further specimens at CGE, E, L, LINN,
MICH, OXF and PC. The collections on which the Decades of fungi are based and which
were not part of the private herbarium are also at K. — Exsiccatae: British Fungi (4 fasc.,
1836-1843) sets at BM, E, FH, K, PC.
Ref: BBip. 30; PEW (ed:16)25356,.2:170.
Anon Js: Bot. 172132: 1670.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 131. 1964.
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 59. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 171; BB p. 31; BM 1: 144, 6: 83; Bossert
p- 34; CSP 1: 295-297, 7: 144-145, 9: 200, 12: 73-74, 13: 475; DNB suppl. 1: 183; GR
p. 368; Jackson p. 521; Kew 1: 224-225; LS 2318-2698, 31061-31064; ME 1: 165, 3:
537; MW p. 42; NI 146-148; Plesch p. 140; PR ed. 1, 770-773, ed. 2, 680-687; Zander
Ede110;) 911634:
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Litt. Lichenologie 2: 378-379. 1869.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1888-1890: 33. 1891.
Anon., Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 6: 135, 141. 1889 (portr.)
Murray, J. Bot. 27: 288, 305-308. 1889.
Stevenson, Trans. Crypt. Soc. Scotland. 1889: 92-95.
Edit., Ann. Bot. 3: 451-456. 1890 (bibl.)
Hooker, Proc. Roy. Soc. 47: ii-ix. 1890.
Anon., La Belgique horticole. 1892, front. (portr.)
Babington, Memorials 471. 1897.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 10-11. 1898, 5: 1. 1908.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 75, pl. 145. 1905 (portr.)
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 10. 1906.
Massee, in Oliver, Makers of Brit. botany 225-232. 1913.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 428-429. 1916: 7(15): 1051-1052. 1940 (bibl.)
Druce, Fl. Northamptonshire cxvii-cxx. 1930.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedic. 1827-1927: 106-108. 1932.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 153-154. 1949 (bibl.)
Rogers, NAF ser. 2(1): 31. 1954 (bibl.)
Taylor, DSB 2: 18-19. 1970.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6: 66-67. 1971.
Bond, Country Life, Sep 1974 (2 p.) (n.v.)
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23: 324. 1974 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) United States Exploring Expedition | Wilkes], vol. 17, Botany I. Lower
Cryptogamia, Fungi by M. A. Curtis and M. J. Berkeley on p. 193-202, publ. 1862.
(2) Griffith and Henry, The micrographic dictionary. Berkeley assisted with ed. 3, 1875, and
was co-editor for the fourth edition (1883).
(3) Naves, Narrative of a Voyage to the Polar Sea, ed. 2, vol. 2, app. 14, Fungi collected
during the 1875-1876 expedition by M. J. Berkeley (1878).
(4) Smith, The English flora, vol. 5, Cryptogamia part 2, Fungi by M. J. Berkeley 1836
(see J. E. Smith and also W. J. Hooker, British flora, of which this treatment is part of
vol. 2).
5) Cooke, Fungi, London 1875, edited by M. J. Berkeley.
(6) Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society, London, editor 1866-1877.
EPONYMY: Berkelella (P. A. Saccardo) P. A. Saccardo (1891); Berkeleya Greville (1827) ;
Berkeleyna O. Kuntze (1898); Berkleasmium Zobel (1854, also dedicated to Thomas
Gibson Lea (1785-1844), American botanist).
459- Gleanings of British algae; being an appendix to the supplement to English Botany.
London (C. E. Sowerby) [1832-]1833. Oct. (Glean. Brit. alg.)
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plates dates plates dates plates dates
I-4 1 Jul 1832 g-12 1 Nov 1832 17-20 1 Mar 1833
5-8 1 Sep 1832 13-16 I Jan 1833
Copies: NY, US. — Pagination: [1-vi], [1]-50. The plates are coloured lithographs by
J. de C. Sowerby (original BM). Motto on title page a quotation from Wordsworth
«¢.. there did he feel his faith ....”
Ref.: BM 1: 144; Jackson p. 242; Kew 1: 224; NI 146; PR 680.
Dixon et al., Brit. phycol. Bull. 3(1): 101. 1966.
460. Notices of British fungi London 1837-1885, reprint Lehre (Cramer) 1967, Bibliotheca
mycologica no. 1. (Not. Brit. fung.)
Co-author (from 1848): Christopher Edmund Broome (1812-1886).
Publ.: A reprint, in a single volume, of the series of articles published in various journals
with a new overall index:
no. cont. pag. journal publication
I 1-37 Jardine, Mag. Zool. & Bot. 1: 42-49. 1837.
2 38-58 Jardine, ibid. 1: 507-519. 1837.
3 59-107 Ann. Nat. Hist. Ser. 1. 1: 198-208. 1838.
4 108-137 ibid., Ser. 1. 1: 257-264. 1838.
5 138-207 Ann. & Mag. Nat. Hist. Ser. 1. VI: 355-365. 1841.
6 208-256 ibid., Ser. 1. VI: 430-439. 1841.
ii 257-322 ibid., Ser. 1. XIII: 340-360. 1844.
8 323-379 Ann. & Mag. Nat. Hist. Ser. 2. II: 259-268. 1848.
9 380-437 ibid., Ser. 2. V: 365-380. 1850.
10 438-501 ibid., Ser. 2. V: 455-466. 1850.
Il 502-537 ibid., Ser. 2. VII: 95-102. 1851.
12 538-614 ibid., Ser. 2. VII: 176-189. 1851.
13 615-639 ibid., Ser. 2. IX: 317-329. 1852.
14, 640-661 ibid., ‘Ser. 20 LX: 977-387..1952.
15 662-729 ibid., Ser. 2. XIII: 396-407. 1854.
16 730-784. ibid., Ser. 2. XIII: 458-469. 1854.
17 785-900 ibid., Ser. 3. III: 356-377. 1859.
18 QOI-951 ibid., Ser. 3. VII: 373-382. 1861.
19 952-985 ibid., Ser. 3. VII: 449-456. 1861.
20 186-1037 —ibid., Ser. 3. XV: 312-322. 1865.
or 1038-1062 __ibid., Ser. 3. XV: 400-404. 1865.
22 1063-1103 __ibid., Ser. 3. XV: 444-452. 1865.
23 1104-1143 — ibid., Ser. 3. XVIII: 51-56. 1866.
24 1144-1181 ibid., Ser. 3. XVIII: 121-129. 1866.
25 1182-1262 —_ibid., Ser. 4. VI: 461-469. 1870.
26 1263-1334 ibid., Ser. 4. VII: 425-436. 1871.
27 1335-1401 ibid., Ser. 4. XI: 339-349. 1873.
28 1402-1500 _—ibid., Ser. 4. XV: 28-41. 1875.
29 1501-1630 _ ibid., Ser. 4. XVII: 129-145. 1876.
30 1631-1730 __ ibid., Ser. 5. I: 17-30. 1878.
31 1731-1832 —ibid., Ser. 5. III: 202-212. 1879.
32 1833-1926 __ibid., Ser. 5. VII: 129-131. 1881.
33 1927-1988 __ibid., Ser. 5. IX: 176-183. 1882.
34. 1989-2027 —-ibid., Ser. 5. XII: 370-374. 1883.
35 2028-2050 __ibid., Ser. 5. XV: 342-345. 1885.
461. Decades of fungi. Decas 1-62. 1844-1856. Reprint Amsterdam 1969. Oct. (Dec. fungi).
Publ.: The decades of fungi were originally published in the London J. Bot. (LJB) and in
Hooker, J. Bot. (HJB). The 1969 reprint contains all decades with the original
pagination and a [new] continuous pagination. In addition the reprint has an index
and an introductory note by M. A. Donk.
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decas original publication pagesinreprint date
I LJB 3: 185-194. t. 5-6 I-10 1844
2 LJB 3: 329-337. ¢. 14-15 II-19 1844
3-7 LJB 4: 42-73, t. 1-2 20-51 1845
8-10 LJB4: 198-315. t. 11-12 52-69 1845
iti LJB 5: 1-6 70-75 1846
12-14 LJB6: 312-326 76-90 1847
15-19 LJB6: 479-514. t. 17-20 92-126 1847
20 LJB 7: 572-580. t. 20-22 127-135 1848
21-22 HJB1:97-104 136-143 1849
23-24 HJB1: 234-239 144-149 1849
25-30 HJB2: 42-51, 76-88, 106-112 150-179 1850
31 HJB3: 14-21.t.7 180-187 1851
32-33 HJB3: 39-49 188-198 1851
34 HJB 3: 77-84. 199-206 1851
35 HJB 3: 167-172 207-212 1851
36 HJB 3: 200-206 213-219 1851
37-38 HJB4: 97-107 220-230 1852
39-40 HJB4: 130-142.t.6 231-243 1852
41-43 HJB6: 129-143. t. 7-8 244-258 1854
44-46 HJB6: 161-174 259-272 1854
47-48 HJB6: 204-212 273-281 1854
49-50 HJB6: 225-235 282-292 1854
51-54 HJB8: 129-144. ¢. 5, 6,9, 10 293-308 1856
55-50 HJB8: 169-177 309-317 1856
57-58 HJB8: 193-200 318-325 1856
59-60 HJB8: 233-241 326-334 1856
61-62 HJB8: 272-280 335-343 1856
Berkeley was the author of all decades; for some decades there were co-authors:
J. P. F. CG. Montagne (2) and M. A. Curtis (21-24).
Ref.: PR 683.
Donk, Introductory note [to reprint] p. [i1-v]. 1969.
Stafleu, Taxon 18: 458. 1969.
462. Introduction to cryptogamic botany ... with 127 illustrations on wood, drawn by the
author. London, New York (H. Bailliére), Paris (Bailliére et fils), Madrid (Bailly
Bailliere) 1857. Oct. (Intr. crypt. bot.)
Publ.: Mar-Jun 1857, p. [i]-viti, [1], [1]-604, 127 (126?) woodcuts in text. Copies: NY,
Steere.
Ref.: BM 1: 144; Kew 1: 224; LS 2435; PR 685.
463. Outlines of British fungology; containing characters of above a thousand species of
fungi, and a complete list of all that have been described as nativers of the British Isles.
London (Lovell Reeve) 1860. Oct. (Outl. Brit. fungol.)
Publ.: Aug-Dec 1860 (p. vi: Aug 1860), p. [i*], i-xvii, [1]-442, pl. 1-24 with each 1 p.
letterpress, 1 plain and 23 handcoloured lithographs by W. Fitch. Possibly issued in
parts of which dates and contents are unknown. Copies: BR, NY.
Supplement: by W. G. Smith, p. [i]-xii, [1]-386, London (L. Reeve & Co.) 1891. Oct.
Copy: BR.
Ref.: BM 1: 144; Kew 1: 224; LS 2450; PR 686.
464. Handbook of British mosses; comprising all that are known to be natives of the British
Isles. London (Lovell Reeve & Co.) 1863. Oct. (Handb. Brit. mosses).
Ed. 1: 1863, before Aug (rev. J. Bot. 1: 250-251. Aug 1863), p. [i]-xxxvi, [1]-324, pl. 1-24
with each 1 p. letterpress, 1 plain (front.) and 23 handcoloured lithographs by
W. Fitch. Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: 1895, p. vi, 324, 1 plain and 23 handcoloured lithographs. (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 144; Jackson p. 241; Kew 1: 224; NI 147; Plesch p. 140; PR 687.
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465. Notices of North American fungi [1872-1876]. Reprint 1971. Amsterdam (Linnaeus
Press) 1971. Oct. (ISBN 90-6105-0022) (Not. N. Amer. fungi).
Publ.: The Notices of North America Fungi were originally published in the British journal
Grevillea. Twenty-four parts appeared between September 1872 and June 1876, all
with separate pagination. The 1971 reprint combines these 24 papers and provides
a continuous pagination in addition to the original sets of page numbers. — Berkeley
was the main author. The abbreviation ‘“‘B. & C.” refers to Berkeley and Moses
Ashley Curtis, “B. & R.” or “B. & Rav.” to Berkeley and H. W. Ravenel. Copy:
FAS.
number vol. pages pages dates
Grevillea Grevillea continuous
I I 33-39 1-7 Sep 1872
2 I 49-55 8-14. Oct 1877
3 I 65-71 15-21 Nov 1872
4 I Q7-102 22-27 Jan 1873
5 I 145-150 28-33 Apr 1873
6 I 161-166 34-39 Mai 1873
7 I 177-180 40-43 Jun 1873
8 2 3-7 44-48 Jul 1873
9 2 17-20 49-52 Aug 1873
10 2 33-35 53-55 Sep 1873
II 2 49-53 56-60 Oct 1873
193 2 65-69 61-65 Nov 1873
13 2 81-84 66-69 Dec 1873
14 2 97-101 70-74 Jan 1874
15 2 153-157 75-79 Apr 1874
16 2 177-181 80-84 Jun 1874
17 3 I-17 85-101 Sep 1874
18 3 49-64. 102-117 Dec 1874
19 3 Q7-112 108-133 Mar 1875
20 3 14.5-160 134-149 Jun 1875
QI 4 1-16 150-165 Sep 1875
22 4 45-52 166-173 Dec 1875
23 4 93-108 174-18G Mar 1876
24 4. 141-162 190-211 Jun 1876
Ref.: BM 1: 144; LS 2606.
Stafleu, Taxon 20: 817-818. 1971.
Berkenhout, John (1730-1791), British botanist. (Berkenhout).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 171; BB p. 31; BM 1: 144; DNB 4: 369;
Henrey 441-445; Jackson p. 521; Kew 1: 225; PR 688-689.
Anon., Gent. Mag. 1791(1): 485.
O., Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 2: 177-178. 1820.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Contributed numerous articles to The Monthly Review between 1755
and 1767. — See Nangle, The Monthly Review ... indexes, Oxford 1934, p. 4.
466. Clavis anglica linguae botanicae; or, a botanical lexicon; in which the terms of botany,
particularly those occurring in the work of Linnaeus, and other modern writers, are
applied, derived, explained, contrasted, and exemplified. 1 kings iv. 33 ... London
(author) 1764 [1765]. Oct. (in fours) (Clav. angl. ling. bot.)
Ed. 1: Apr 1764 (rev. Monthly Rev.; Crit. Rev. Aug 1764; Gent. Mag. mentioned it
only in Nov 1765), not paged, [i-xii], dictionary part: gatherings A-Z, Aa-DD*¢ of 8 p.
each. Copies: HU, USDA.
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Ed. 2: “‘to which is added, Calendarium botanicum.”’ London (T. Cadell) 1789, Oct.,
[327] p. (Sign. (A)*b1B-X®Y?). Copies: HU, U, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 144; Henrey 441-442; Jackson p. 8; Kew 1: 225; PR 688.
467. Outlines of the natural history of Great Britain and Ireland. London 1769-1772. Oct.,
3 vols. (Outil. nat. hist. Gr. Brit.)
Ed. 1: vol. 1: 1769; 2: (Botany) 1770 (Crit. Rev. Aug 1770, Monthly Rev. Jul 1770),
p. 16, 353, [1]; 3: 1772, publ. Nov 1771 (Monthly Rev.; Crit. Rev. and Gent. Mag.
Dec 1771). (a.v-)
Ed. 2: 2 vols. 1789 as “‘Synopsis of the natural history of Great Britain and Ireland .. .”” London
(T. Cadell), Oct., vol. 1 (animal and fossil kingdoms), p. [i*], [i]-xii, [13]-334, [1, err.],
vol. 2 (vegetable kingdom), p. [1], [iii], [1]-380. Copies: HU, NY, US.
Ed. 3: 2 vols. 1795, ““Synopsis of the natural history of Great Britain and Ireland ... Being a
third edition of The outlines, etc. corrected and considerably enlarged.’ London
(T. Cadell). Oct. Copies: HH, HU.
vol. 1: 1795, p. [i]-xii, [13]-334, front. portr. author.
vol. 2: 1795, p- [iii], [1]-466 (1-450, 1.e. 434, [2], [1], 452-466).
Ref.: BM 1: 144; Henrey 443-445; Jackson p. 233; Kew 1: 225; PR 689.
Berkhout, Christine Marie (1893-1932), Dutch mycologist and phytopathologist,
pupil of J. Westerdijk. (Berkhout).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Miss Berkhout worked with the living cultures of fungi then at
CBS (Baarn).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 171; LS suppl. 2434.
Lohnis, Johanna Westerdyk, Baarn 1963, p. 87.
NoTE: Dr. J. A. von Arx has kindly provided biographical information on Christine
Berkhout. She was born in Malang (Indonesia) on 13 Jul 1893 and died at the Hague on
18 Nov 1932. Her ill-health started already at the time of her work on the thesis; she is
not known to have occupied any public position after taking her degree. Berkhout was
the first female taxonomic mycologist coming from the Westerdijk school.
468. De schimmelgeslachten Monilia, Oidium, Oospora en Torula. Proefschrift ter verkrijging
van den graad van doctor in de wis- en natuurkunde aan de Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht,
op gezag van den rector-magnificus J. F. Niermeyer, hoogleeraar in de faculteit der
letteren en wijsbegeerte, volgens besluit van den senaat der universiteit, tegen de be-
denkingen van de faculteit te verdedigen op Maandag 29 Januari 1923, des namiddags
te 4 uur, door Christine Marie Berkhout, geboren te Malang. [Utrecht 1923]. Oct.
(Schimmelgesl. Monilia).
Publ.: 29 Jan 1923, p. [i-ix], [1]-71, [72 expl. fig.], 1 sheet theses (stellingen), 4 pl. Copies:
INYe ewe
Ref.: LS suppl. 2434.
Berlandier, Jeam Louis (1805-1851), Belgian explorer in North America and Mexico,
traveller for A. P. de Candolle and Moricand. (Berland.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: G; further reasonably complete sets at BM, BP, GH, G-DC, FI,
K, KIEL and W.
Ref. V2:"70:
Clokie, Account herb. Oxford 131. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 80; Barnhart 1: 171; BM 6: 83; CSP 1: 297;
Kew 1: 225; Langman p. 131-132; Laségue p. 207; ME 1: 165, 3: 537, 725; PR ed. 1,
778, ed. 2, 692; Zander ed. 10, p. 634.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 336-338. 1862.
Hemsley, Biol. Centr. Amer. 4: 123. 1887.
Sargent, Silva North Amer. 1: 82. 1891 (repr. 1947).
Geiser, Southwest Rev. 18(4): 431-459. 1933 (‘‘in defense of Jean-Louis Berlandier”’).
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Briquet and Cavillier, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 36-39. 1940 (bibl.)
Geiser, Naturalists of the frontier 30-54. 1948.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 20. 1966.
Berlandier, The Indians of Texas in 1830. Edited and introduced by John C. Ewers.
Washington 1969 (xi, 209 p., 20 pl., map).
Ewan, Short history botany U.S. 45. 1969.
EPONYMY: Berlandiera A. P. de Candolle (1836).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 317-318. 1972. — For a list of Berlandier manuscripts see
Langman p. 131-132.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Grossulariae, DC., Prodr. 3: 477-483. med. Mar 1828.
469. Mémoire sur la famille des Grossulariées. [Genéve 1826]. Qu. (Mém. Grossular.)
Publ.: 1826, p. [43]-60, pl. 1-3. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat.
Genéve 3(2): 43-60, pl. 1-3. 1826. — Abstract Bull. Sci. nat. 14: 358. (n.v.)
Ref.: CSP 1: 297; Kew 1: 225; PR 692.
470. Memorias de la comision de limites a las ordenes del general Manuel de Mier y Teran
[1832]. Qu. (Mem. comis. limites).
Publ.: Probably 1832, date of preface p. 11. This pamphlet consists of two signatures,
quarto and half a signature of preface material: p. [i-iii], 1-16. Copies: HH, MICH,
US. See Diario below.
Ref.: Kew 5: 269; Langman p. 132.
471. Diario de viaje de la Comision de limites que puso el Gobierno de la Republica baja
el direccién del Exmo. Sr. Gral. D. Manuel Mier y Teran. Por Luis Berlandier y Rafael
Chovel. Mexico 1850. Oct. (Diario viaje comis. limites).
Publ.: 1850, p. [1]-298 (copy: NY, p. 1-2 missing, title quoted here from the handwritten
material added to the NY copy). This Diario contains on p. 292-298 the material from
the above 16 p. pamphlet ‘“‘Memorias”’ (fide Langman). — This brief Berlandier text
was also published (again fide Langman) Mos. Mex. 4. 418-422. 1840 (n.v.) and Bol.
Soc. Mex. Geogr. Est. 5: 125-129. 1857 (n.v.) — For the validity of Berlandier’s names
see Johnston.
Ref.: Langman p. 132.
Johnston, Contr. Gray Herb. 70: 87-90. 1924.
Berlese, Augusto Napoleone (1864-1903), Italian mycologist and plant pathologist.
(Berl.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PAD(?), B, MSC. — Issued Fungi lusitanici (1 fasc., 78 nos) with
P. A. Saccardo and C. Roumeguére, set at FH.
efe: WE 2°70.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 171; BM 1: 145, 6: 83, Bossert p. 35; CSP
12: 74, 13: 477-478; DTS 1: 19; GR p. 513-514; Kew 1: 225; LS 2703-2793c, 31066-
31068; MW p. 42; NI 1409.
Traverso, Le Stationi sperimentali agrarie italiane 36(1): 33-46. 1902.
Cavara, Ann. Mycol. 1: 178-180. 1903.
Saccardo and Traverso, Malphigia 17: 117-126. 1903 (bibl., portr.)
Saccardo, Riv. R. Scuol. vit. ed. enol. Conegliano 4. ser. 9: 94. 1903 (n.v.)
Sommier, Boll. Soc. bot. Ital. 1903 (repr. 2 p.).
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 67. 1971.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Rivista di Patologia vegetale, Berlese co-editor, vols. 1-10, 1892-1902.
(2) Saccardo, Sylloge fungorum. Berlese contributed Myxomycetes (vol. 7, 1), Laboul-
beniaceae (8), Phycomycetes (7, 1) and additamenta to vols. 1-4.
EPONYMY: Berlesiella P. A. Saccardo (1888).
BERLESE
472. Fungi moricolae iconografia e descrizione dei funghi parassiti del gelso. Padova
(Tipografia del Seminario) 1889. Oct. (Fungi moricol.)
fasc. text plates species date (p. 2 intr.) dates Nat. Nov.
I 20 IO 10 22 Apr 18385 Apr 1885
2 20 10 10 20 Aug 1885 Nov 1885
3 20 10 10 20 Apr 1886 Mai 1886
4 20 10 10 20 Aug 1887 Sep 1887
5 20 10 20 20 Aug 1888 Nov 1888
6 20 10 28 20 Dec 1888 Feb 1889
7 22 Ir 33 20 Jul 1889 Aug 1889
8 1-63 _ - 25 Jul 1889 Aug 1889
9 -63 — = 30 Jul 1889 Aug 1889
10 [1]-13 — - 5 Aug 1889 Aug 1889
The introduction (p. 2) cites 10 fascicles. The material of fasc. 7-10 is mentioned as a
whole by Nat. Nov., possibly the Appendice e chiave analytica, 63 p., count as fasc. 8 and 9,
and the introductory material (Cenni generali) of 13 p. as fasc. 10. The plates are ac-
companied by 2 p. letterpress each. Copies: FH, NY.
The subscription to this work (leaflet in Farlow copy) stated “‘i fascicoli non saranno pid
di 8, di cui ne uscira almeno uno ogni mese.”’
Plate zo of fasc. 1 (Hexagonia mort) is sometimes placed with no. 7 of fasc. 4 (Polyporus
squamosus) in accordance with a later instruction by Berlese.
Ref.: BM 1: 145; LS 2705.
473- Micromycetes tridentini contribuzione allo studio dei funghi microscopici del ‘Trentino
per cura del Dr. A. N. Berlese e dell’Ab. G. Bresadola. Trento 1889. Rovereto (Tipo-
grafia Roveretana, ditta V. Sottochiesa) 1889. Oct. (Micromycet. trident.)
Publ.: 1889 (Nat. Nov. Dec 1889), p. [1]-103, 6 pl. Copy: NY. (See also Bresadola, Fungz
tridentini, 7 fasc. 1881-1887). Originally published in Annuario della Societa degli
Alpinisti tridentini 14 (1887/8): 299-399. ¢. 1-6. 1889.
Ref.: BM 1::145; DTS 1: 19; Kew 1: 225; LS 2776.
474. Icones fungorum omnium hucusque cognitorum ad usum Sylloges Saccardianae
adcommodatae. Avellino (for author by Eduardo Pergola) 1890-1905, 4 vols. Oct. f
(Icon. fung.)
vol: ) fase: pages plates date t.p. dates Nat. Nov.
I I [1]-iv, [1]-66(?) I-42 [pref.: Jun 1890] 1890
2 67(?)-90 43-84 1892, Mai
3 gi-118 85-123 1893, Jan
4 119-228 124-162 1894, Jun
5 [i]-x Gen. 1-22 1894 (ded. Mar) 1894, Jun
2 I 1-28 1-44, 4bis 1895, Feb
2S 29-84 45-100 1896, Jun
4(1) 85-112 IOI-143 1897, Mar
(2) 113-216 144-178 1899, Aug
[1-111] Gen. I-10 1900
3 Tne [1]-52 1-61 1900, Nov
Bh il 53-104. 62-126 1902, Sep
5 105-120 127-162 1905, Mai
[1-111] 1900-1905
4 I I-40 1-67 Feb 1898 1898, Feb
41-44 = 1905, Mai
Facsimile ed.
Ref.: BM 1: 145, 6: 83; Kew 1: 225; LS 2729; NI 149.
198
: Lehre (J. Cramer), 1968, Bibliotheca mycologica 16A-D, 4 vols., collation
as above but with an extra t.p. per vol. Copy: FAS.
BERNHARDI
Bernard, Charles Jean (1876-1967), Swiss botanist and agriculturist. (C. Bernard).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BO.
Ref.: 1H 2: 70.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart I: 172.
De Jonghe et al., Bergcultures 7: 661-674. 1913.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males ser. 1. 1: 52. 1950 (portr.)
Chodat, Trav. Soc. bot. Genéve g: 16-17. 1968.
EPONYMY: Bernardia Playfair (1917).
475- Protococcacées et desmidiées d’ eau douce, récoltées a Java et décrites par Ch. Bernard ...
Batavia (Landsdrukkerij) 1908. Oct. (Protococc. desmid.)
Publ.: 1908 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1908), p. [i-i1], [1]-230, pl. r-76, uncol. liths by author.
Copies: MO, U, USDA.
Bernard, Georges Eugéne (x-1925), French mycologist, ‘“‘pharmacien major de tre
classe a ’h6pital militaire d’Aufrédi.” (G. Bernard).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 172; BM 1: 150; CSP 12: 74, 13: 480;
Kew 1: 227; LS 2801-2805, suppl. 2453; NI 151.
Balland, Les pharmaciens militaires francais 224, 259. 1913.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 429. 1916.
EPONYMy: Bernardia Playfair (1917) is dedicated to Charles Jean Bernard (1876-1967), q.v.
476. Champignons observés a la Rochelle et dans les environs. Paris (Germer Bailliére & Co.)
1882. Oct. (Champ. Rochelle)
Publ.: Oct-Nov 1882 (p. 9: 16 Jan 1882, Nat. Nov. Nov 1882; J. Bot. Jan 1883), p. [1]-
300, 56 pl. Copies: NY, Stevenson — Another issue (n.v.) La Rochelle 1882, no. 18,
Ann. Soc. Sci. natl Charente inférieure. — Some copies have coloured plates.
Ref.: BM 1: 150; Kew 1: 227; LS 2801; NI 151.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 429. 1916.
Bernet, Henri (1850-1904), Swiss physician and bryologist. (Bernet).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: G, duplicates at L, PC, SAM.
Reps: TH 2:70:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(3): 123; Barnhart 1: 173.
Barbey, Bull. Herb. Boissier ser. 2. 4: 840. 1904.
Guinet, Rev. bryol. 31: 97-98. 1904.
Beauverd, Bull. Herb. Boissier ser. 2. 5: 200. 1905.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 39-41. 1940 (bibl.)
477- Catalogue des hépatiques du sud-ouest de la Suisse et de la Haute-Savoie. Genéve (H.
Georg), Basel, Lyon 1888. Oct. (Cat. hép. Suisse).
Publ.: 1888 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1888; Hedw. rd. Oct-Dec 1888), p. [i]- [iii], [1]-135, pl. 1-4.
Copy: Steere.
Bernhardi, Johann Jakob (1774-1850), German botanist and horticulturist at Erfurt,
editor of Allgemeines teutsches Garten-Magazin. (Bernh.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: MO (62.000). — MO also holds part of the herbarium of a nephew
of J. J. Bernhardi: Theodor Bernhardi (1810-1880).
Referer (Ed. \6)356)
D’Arcy, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 69(1): 20-25. 1971.
199
BERNHARDI
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 2: 461; Barnhart 1: 173; BM 1: 151; CSP 1: 303-
305, 6: 584, 7: 147; 12: 753 DTS 1: 19-20; GR p. 6; IF p. 681; Jackson p. 426; Kanitz
no. 97; Kew 1: 229; Langman p. 133; LS 2718-2719; MW p. 42; Moebius p. 447
[index]; PR 697-704; Zander ed. 10, p. 634.
Anon., Flora 33: 736. 1850.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 8: 846-847. 1850.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natural. Moscou 59(1): 276-277. 1884.
EPoNYMyY: Bernhardia Willdenow ex Bernhardi (1802).
478. Systematisches Verzeichnis der Pflanzen, welche in der Gegend um Erfurt gefunden
werden, entworfen von D. Johann Jakob Bernhardi. Erster Teil. Erfurt (Hoyer und
Rudolphi) 1800. Oct. + (Syst. Verz.)
Publ.: 1800, p. [i]-xxviii, [1]-346. Extremely rare. Copies at Brit. Mus. (Bloomsbury),
Vetensk. Akad. Stockholm, and at B.
Ref.: Kew 1: 229 [microfiches]; PR 698; IDC 5509.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 320. 1945.
479. Ueber den Begriff der Pflanzenart und seine Anwendung. Erfurt (Wilhelm Otto) 1834.
Qu. (Begr. Pflanzenart).
Publ.: 1834 (rd after 12 Mar and before Dec 1834, Flora), p. [i]-viti, [1]-68, [1]. Copy:
NY
Ref.: BM 1: 151; Kew 1: 229.
Bernoulli, Carl Gustav (1834-1878), Swiss naturalist, resident in Guatemala 1858-
1878. (Bernouilli).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BAS, K, duplicates see IH.
Refes Lo: Fv.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 171; CSP g: 205.
Mueller, Verh. naturf. Ges. Basel 6: 710-737. 1878 (bibl.)
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 37. 1882.
Hemsley, Biol. Centr. Amer. 4: 137. 1887.
EPONYMY: Bernoullia D. Oliver (1873, nom. cons.) ; Bernoullia O. Heer (1877, dedicated to
the famous Basel family of which Carl Gustav was a member).
480. Die Gefisskryptogamen der Schweiz. Basel (Schweighauser) 1857. Oct. (Gefasskrypt.
Schweiz).
Publ.: Jan-Jun 1857 (Flora rd before 14 Jul), p. [i]-vili, [1]-96. Copy: PCS.
Ref.: Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 15: 621-622. 4 Sep 1857.
Bernstein, Heinrich Agathon (1822-1865), German botanist from Silesia. (Bernstein).
HERBARIUM and tTyPEs: Material from Indonesia at WRSL.
Ref: WH os 71:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 174; BM 1: 152; CSP 1: 306, 6: 584, 7: 147-
148, 9: 205; LS 2823; PR ed. 2, p. 25.
Anon., Flora 48: 573. 29 Nov 1865; Bot. Zeit. 23: 326-327. 1865.
Embacher, Lexikon der Reisen 37. 1882.
Sirks, Indisch Natuuronderzoek 165. 1915.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males ser. 1. 1: 52-53. 1950 (bibl.)
481. Microstoma hiemale, eine Pilzgattung aus der Gruppe der Pezizoideen, ... mit einer
Steindrucktafel. Der Akademie itibergeben den 14. Oktober 1851 [Breslau 1854]. Qu.
(Microstoma hiemale).
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1854 (‘‘soeben,” Flora 28 Dec 1854), p. [647]-658, pl. 6r from Nova
Acta Acad. Leop. 23(2), 1854. Copy: NY.
200
BERTERO
Ref.: CSP 1: 306; LS 2823.
Flora 37: 751. 21 Dec 1854.
Bertero, Carlo Guiseppe (1789-1831), Italian physician, botanist, who as a naval
physician travelled in the West Indies (1816-1821) and settled in Chile in 1827. (Bertero).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The original Italian (mainly Piedmont) herbarium is at TO;
the main set of the West Indian plants is also at TO, the second set at G-DC. The
Chilean collections were sold after Bertero’s death, acquired by the Esslingen Unio
itineraria and dispersed over various institutions. For details see IH. Most of Bertero’s
manuscripts, in so far as they are extant, are also at TO. See Urban (1902) for an itiner-
ary and for further literature.
Ref.: 1H 2: 71; Saccardo 1: 28, 2: 18.
Anon., Flora 18(1). Int. Bl. 48. 1835 (on sale collections).
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 21-23. 1902.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 19-20. 1941.
D’Arcy, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 69(1): 24. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 175; BM 1: 152, 364 (sub Colla); Bossert
p. 36; CSP 1: 308; Kew 1: 231; Laségue p. 260-263; NI 381; PR 714; Saccardo 1: 28,
2: 18; Zander ed. 10, p. 635.
Ruschenberger, Am. J. Sci. 19: 63-66. 1830 (transl. of list of plants of Chile from
Mercurio Chileno).
Hooker et Arnott, Bot. Misc. 3: 303. 1833.
Anon., Ann. Sci. Bot. ser. 2. 1: 254-256. 1834.
Colla, Mem. Acad. Sci. Torino ser. 2. 1: 123-141. 1839 (incorrect data on itinerary
W. Indies).
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 372. 1862.
Fournier, in Baillon, Dict. bot. 1: 409. 1876.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxu. 1883.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 21-23. 1902.
Vignolo-Lutati, Commemorazione del primo centenario della morte del Dott. Carlo
Bertero. Torino 1931, 7 p.
Mattirolo, Mem. R. Accad. Sci. Torino ser. 2. 67(5): 1-21. 1932 (portr., bibl.) (q.v. for
many biogr. refs.) (also as repr.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 19-20. 1941.
Arbelaez, Rev. Acad. Colomb. 13(51): 371-373. 1969 (1970).
Stafleu, 7x Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23: 352. 1974 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Contributed to Colla, Plantae rariores in regionibus chilensibus (1834-
1836) q.v.
EPONYMY: Berteroa A. P. de Candolle (1821) ; Berteroella O. E. Schulz (1919) ; Berteromyces
Ciferri (1954); Terobera Steudel (1854, anagram).
HANDWRITING: Mem. r. Accad. Sci. Torino ser. 2. 1: 141. 1839.
NOTE: Bertero died shortly after g April 1831 when the ship which was to have brought
him to Valparaiso from Tahiti disappeared on the high seas.
482. Lista de plantas que han sido observadas en Chile por el Dr. Bertero en 1828,
Mercurio chileno 12: 551-564. 1 Mar 1829. — Continuacion del catalogo de plantes obser-
vadas en Chile por el doctor Bertero. Mercurio chileno 13: 593-616 (15 Apr 1829), 14: 639-
651 (15 Mai 1829), 15: 684-702 (15 Jun 1829), 16: 735-749 (15 Jul 1820).
Reprint: by Gualterio Looser, Santiago de Chile 1933-1936; translation: by W. S. W.
Ruschenberger, Am. Journ. Sci. Arts 19: 63-70, 299-311 (1831), 20: 248-260 (1831);
23: 78-96, 250-269 (1833), also Linnaea 7 (Lit. Ber.) : 6-49. 1832. Kew 1: 231 (micro-
films).
Ref.: RS p. 74-75.
Pichi-Sermolli, Webbia 8: 123. 1951.
BERTHELOT
Berthelot, Sabin (1794-1880), French consul at 8. Cruz de Teneriffe, explorer of the
flora of the Canary Islands. (Berthel.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material at B, FI, L, LY, P.
Rest O27 70.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 3, 496; Barnhart 1: 175; BL 1:87; BM 1: 153;
Bossert p. 36; CSP 1: 314, 7: 159, 9: 221, 12: 76; GF p. 50; Jackson p. 352, 500; Kew 1:
232; PR 715; Zander ed. 10, p. 635.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 413. 1862.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 96, 166. 1905.
EPONYMY: Berthelotia A. P. de Candolle (1836).
HANDWRITING: Monogr. biol. Canar. 4: 32. 1973 (fig. 12).
Berthold, Gottfried Dietrich Wilhelm (1854-1937), German algologist. (Berthold).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: GOET, KIEL, further material at BRNU, L.
Ref.: TH 2: 71.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 175; BM 1: 153, 6: 86; Bossert p. 36; CSP
12: 76, 13: 501; Jackson p. 156, 172; Kew 1: 232; LS suppl. 2523[?]; Moebius p. 448
[index].
Anon., Hedwigia 77: (108)-(109). 1937.
Kister, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 54: (100)-(121). 1937 (bibl., portr.), see also 42: 309. 1924
(note).
EPONYMY: Bertholdia Lagerheim (1889); Bertholdia F. Schmitz (1897); Bertholdiella
Klebahn (1892).
483. Die Bangiaceen des Golfes von Neapel und der angrenzenden Meeres-Abschnitte. Eine
Monographie. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1882. Qu. (Bangiac. Golf. Neapel).
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1882 (p. vi: 1 Nov 1882; Nat. Nov. Jan 1883; Hedwigia, Feb 1883),
p. [1i]-[ix], [1]-28, 1 pl. (uncol. lith.). Copies: MICH, NY. — Fauna und Flora des
Golfes von Neapel. Monographie 8. — Reprint announced by Koeltz (1973).
Ref.: BM 1: 153; Kew 1: 232.
484. Die Cryptonemiaceen des Golfes von Neapel und der angrenzenden Meeres-Abschnitte.
Eine Monographie .... Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1884. Qu. (Cryptonem. Golf.
Neapel).
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1884 (pref.: Oct 1883; Nat. Nov. Jan 1885; Hedwigia Mar-Apr 1885),
p- [i-v], [1]-27, pl. 1-8 (1-5 col.). Copies: MICH, NY. — Fauna und Flora des Golfes
von Neapel. Monographie 12.
Ref.: BM 1: 153.
Bertoloni, Antonio (1775-1869), Italian botanist, professor of botany at Bologna 1816-
1869. (Beritol.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BOLO (partly destroyed).
Refs Vo: 7119545
Bilanconi, Boll. Ist. stor. Ital. Arte san. 1927: 284 (n.v.).
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 20-21. 1941.
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 142, 344, 5(1): 4539, 5(2): 280; Barnhart 1:
177; BL 2: 331; BM 1: 154; Bossert p. 36; CSP 1: 324-325, 6: 585, 7: 161; DTS 1: 20-21;
GR p. 514; IF 681-682; Jackson [index]; Kew 1: 232-233; Langman p. 134; Laségue
p. 562 [index]; LS 2852-2859; NI 157; PR 720-740; Saccardo 1: 29, 2: 18; Saccardo
Cron. p. xvi; Zander ed. 10, p. 635.
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BERTOLONI
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 364. 1862.
Gorini, Index Bertolonianus. Milano 1867, 452 p.
Parlatore, Nuovo Giorn. bot. Ital. 1: 149-152. 1869; Bot. Zeit. 27: 417-422. 1869.
Versari, Mem. Acad. Sci. Ist. Bologna ser. 2. 10: 157-188. 1870 (bibl.)
Fournier, in Baillon, Dict. bot. 1: 409-410. 1876.
Cesati, Mem. Mat. Fis. Soc. Ital. Sci. ser. 3. 4: liii-lxi. 1882 (bibl.)
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxii-cxiil. 1883.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 160, fl. 32. 1903, 3(3): 175. 1905 (portr.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 20-21. 1941 (bibl.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 64, 1936.
Giacomini, Regn. veg. 71: 98. 1971 (portr.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 29. 1973.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, ‘Taxon 23: 364. 1974.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Annali di Storia naturale, editor, 1829-1830; Nuovi Annali delle Scienze
naturali, editor, ser. 1-3, 1838-1854.
EPONYMY: Bertolonia Raddi (1820, nom. cons.); Bertolonia K. P. J. Sprengel (1820).
485. Rariorum Liguriae [Italiae| plantarum decas prima [secunda, tertia], Genua, Pisa
(R. Prospero) 1803-1810. Oct. (Rar. Lig. [Ital.] pl.)
1: Rar. Liguriae pl., Genova 1803 (Nuovo Giorn. lett. ann. Jan-Mar 1803). Copy: G.
2: Rar. Italiae pl., Pisa 1806, p. [1]-47, [48 err.]. Copies: G(2), HH.
3: Rar. Italiae pl., Pisa (Typis Raynerii Prosperi) 1810, p. [1]-125, [1 err.] “accedit
specimen zoophytorum Portus Lunae.”’ Copies: G(2), HH, HU, M.
Decas 1 was reprinted from Mem. Soc. med. Emul. Genova 2: 123-147. 1803, it was
republished in Collect. Rem. bot. Spect. 1809 (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 154; Kew 1: 233; PR 720; IDC 5333.
486. Amoenitates italicae sistentes opuscula ad rem herbariam et zoologiam Italiae spec-
tantia. Bologna (Typis Annesii de Nobilibus) 1819. Qu. (Amoen. ztal.)
Publ.: Apr 1819 (p.v.: kalend. Jan 1817; reviews Apr 1819, B.H.), p. [i-vi], 1-472, pl. 1-6
(plain copper engravings), p.v.: kalend. Jan 1817, p. 472: 1819. Copies: NY, US. —
Collection of papers, some previously published [Beck, Aug 1819].
Ref BM 1: 1543 LF p..681; Kew 1: 233; LS 2853: PR 723; SY p.-6o.
487. Excerpta de re herbaria. Bologna (Typis Annesii de Nobilibus) 1820. Qu. (Exc. re bot.)
Publ.: 1820, p. [1]-16, [1, ind.], pl. r. Copy: G.
488. Lucubrationes de re herbaria. [Commentationes in Cupani Panphyton siculum].
Bologna (Typis Annesii de Nobilibus) 1822. Qu. (Lucubr. re herb.)
Publ.: 1822 (ALZ Dec 1822), p. [1]-40, 1 pl. Copies: G(2), NY. — The title page does not
carry the subtitle ““Commentationes ... siculum.”
Ref.: BM 1: 154; Kew 1: 233; LS 2854; PR 725.
489. Praelectiones rei herbariae quae et prologomena ad floram italicam. Bologna (Ex.
officina Richardi Masii) 1827. Oct. (Prael. ret herb.)
Publ.: Mar 1827 (imprimatur: 3 Feb 1827; Antologia Firenze 1827; Nuovo Giorn. Let.
Mar-Apr 1827), p. [i]-vili, [1]-334, [2, err., censor]. Copies: M, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 154; PR 728.
490. Mantissa plantarum florae alpium apuanarum. Bologna (Ex typographaeo Emygdii ab
Ulmo et Josephi Tiocchi) 1832. Qu. (Mant. pl. fl. apuan.)
Publ.: 1832 (Nuovo Giorn. Lett. Jul-Aug 1832; Poligrapho Verona Oct 1832; BH),
p. [i-vi], [1]-74, [2]. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 154; Kew 1: 233; LS 2855; PR 729; IDC 5114.
491. Flora italica sistens plantas in Italia et insulis circumstantibus sponte nascentes.
Bologna (1-4: Richardi Masii, 5-10: Haeredum Richardi Masii) 1833-1854, 10 vols. Oct.
(Fl. ital.)
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+4
5
6
5 I
2
3
4
5
6 I
2
3
4
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2
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8 I
3
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9 I
2
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[1]-128
129-256
257-384
385-512
513-640
641-768
769-882, [1]
[1]-128
129-256
257-384
385-512
513-640
641-602, [1]
[i]-128
129-256
257-384
385-512
513-637, [1]
[1]-128
129-256
257-384
385-512
513-640
641-799,
[800, err. |
[1]-128
129-256
257-384
385-512
513-654, [2]
1-128
129-256
257-384
385-512
513-642, [1, err.]
[1]-128
129-256
257-384,
385-512
513-644, [3]
[1]-128
129-256
257-384
385-512
512-660
[1]-128
129-256
257-384
385-512
513-669,
[670, err.], [1]
[1]-128
129-256
257-384
385-512
513-639, [640]
dates in book
1833 (t.p.)
at Jul 1834
1835 (t.p.)
g Oct 1836
1837 (t.p.)
2 Dec 1838
1839 (t.p.)
19 Jul 1841
1842 (t.p.)
27 Jul 1844
1844 (t.p.)
30 Jan 1847
1847 (t.p.)
27 Aug 1850
1850 (t.p.)
30 Jan 1853
1853
12 Jul 1854
1854.
other dates
14 Mai 1833 (Flora: 16: 287)
3 Feb 1834 (L)
3 Feb 1834 (L); 21 Dec 1833 (Flora)
3 Feb 1834 (L)
20 Aug 1835 (L)
20 Aug 1835 (L)
20 Aug 1835 (L)
Mar-Apr 1835; 20 Aug 1835 (L)
Mar-Apr 1835
Mai 1835-Mar 1836
Apr 1836 (B.B.)
Aug 1836 (B.B.)
Oct 1836 (B.B.)
Nov 1837 (B.B.)
Nov 1837 (B.B.)
Mai 1838 (B.B.); Mar 1838 (N.A.)
Oct 1838 (B.B.)
Apr 1839 (B.B.)
Aug 1839 (B.B.); 7 Oct 1839 (L)
Apr 1840 (B.B.); 4 Jun 1840 (L);
Jan 1840 (N.A.)
Sep 1840 (B.B.)
Sep 1840 (B.B.)
Apr 1841 (B.B.)
Sep 1841 (B.B.)
Sep 1842 (B.B.); Sep 1842 (H)
Sep 1842 (B.B.); Sep 1843 (H)
Sep 1843 (B.B.); Sep 1843 (H))
Jun 1844 (H)
Jan 1845 (H)
Jun 1845 (H)
Jul 1845 (H)
Mai 1846 (H)
Sep 1846 (H)
Mai 1847 (H)
Jan 1848 (H)
Jun 1850 (H)
Jun 1850 (H)
Jun 1850 (H)
Apr 1851 (H); Mar 1852 (Flora)
Dec 1851 (H)
Dec 1851 (H)
Oct 1852 (H)
Oct 1852 (H)
Jun 1853 (H)
Jun 1853
1854 (Flora 14 Nov 1854)
1854 (Flora 14 Nov 1852)
1854 (Flora 14 Nov 1852)
1854; rd Oct 1854 (Flora)
Dec 1855 (H)
Dec 1855 (H)
Jan-Feb 1857
BERTOLONI
Copies: BR, G, HU, MO, NY. — The above division is based on the list given by Giaco-
mini, who consulted a copy in original covers. Giacomini also provides the dates on which
some fascicles were listed by the Biblioteca Italiana (B.B.). The dates marked ‘‘(H)”
are those on which fascicles were received at Leipzig by Hinrichs; (L) marks the date of
receipt by the Linnean Society (N.A.) Nuovi Ann. Sci. nat. Bologna. Obviously there
must have been a varying delay due to transportation. The dates in the book are those of
the title-pages and of the last pages of the indexes.
Ref.: BL 2: 331; BM 1: 154; DTS p. 20-21; Jackson p. 315; Kew 1: 233; PFC 1:xxxv,
3(1): vu; PR 738; IDC 5370.
Anon., Bonpandia 1: 66. 1853.
Firnrohr, Flora 40: 112. 21 Feb 1857 [vol. 10 complete], rev. 40: 298-300. 21 Mai
1857.
Gorini, Index Bertolonianus, 452 p., Milano 1867.
Litardiére, Prodr. fl. Corse 3(1): vii. 1938.
Giacomini, Un monument de la littérature floristique italienne. La ‘‘Flora Italica”’
de Ant. Bertoloni (1833-1856) zn Smit and ter Laage, Regn. veg. 71: 85-98. 1971.
492. Horti botanici bononiensis plantae novae vel minus cognitae. Bologna (Ex typographaeo
Emygdii ab Ulmo et Josephi Tiocchi) 1838-1839, 2 fasc. Qu. (Horti bonon. pl. nov.)
Fasc. 1: 1838 (ABD 30 Nov 1838), p. [1]-10, pl. 1-5 (coloured lithographs) (rd by Flora
6 Mai 1839). Copy: HH.
Fasc. 2: 1839 (Linn. Soc. rd 7 Oct), p. [1]-14, pl. r-4 (coloured lithographs). Copy: HH.
epee PRO 735.
493- Florula guatimalensis sistens plantas nonnullas in Guatimala sponte nascentes. Bolog-
na (Ex typographaeo Emyedii ab Ulmo) 1840. Qu. (Fl. guatimal.)
Publ.: 1840, p. [1]-43, [2, index], pl. 1-12, coloured lithogr. by Bettini; reprinted from
Novi Commentarit Academiae Scientiarum Instituto Bononiensts 4.: 403-443, pl. 36-47. 1840.
Copy: HH.
Ref LE p. 661; Kew 13233; Ni 1573) PR 736.
494. Miscellanea botanica i [-xxiv]. Bologna (i-xii: Ex typographaeo Emygdii ab Ulmo;
xill-xvii: id. S. Thomae Aquinates; xviii-xix: id. Archiepiscopoli; xx-xxiv: id. Gamberini
et Parmeggiani) 1842-1863. Qu. (Misc. bot.)
number pages fplates dates reprinted from
I [1]-22 1-3 1842 N.C.B. 5: [413]-432, pl. 40-42. 1842.
2 [1]-24 1-3 1843 N.C.B. 6: [217]-238, pl. 8-ro. 1844.
3 [1]J-21 12-6 1844 N.C.B. 6: [419]-438, pl. 18-29. 1844.
4 [1]-13 1-2 1844 N.C.B. 7: [193]-203, pl. 12-13. 1844.
5 [i]-18 1-5 1846 N.C.B. 8: [69]-84, pl. 8-13. 1846.
(ante Dec)
6 [1]-34 1-6 1847, N.C.B. 8: [363]-394, pl. 30-35. 1846.
Jan-Jul
7 [1]-46 1-5 1848 N.C.B. 9: [185]-228, pl. ro-15. 1849.
8 [1]-34 12-6 1849 N.C.B. 9: [573]-604, pl. 92-35. 1849.
9 [1]-17 1-6 1851 M.A.B. 2: [265]-281, pl. rz-16. 8151.
10 [1]-37 1-4 1851 M.A.B. 2: [283]-319, pl. 17-20. 1851.
1 [i]J-21 1-5 1851 M.A.B. 2: [587]-607, pl. 41-45. 1851
12 [1]-49 1-6 1852 M.A.B. 3: [145]-191, pl. 12-17. 1851.
13 [1]-21 1-3 1853 M.A.B. 4: [61]-79, pl. 2-4. 1853.
14 [1]-20. 1-2 1853 M.A.B. 4: [411]-428, pl. 16-17. 1853.
15 [1]-23 1-4 1854 M.A.B. 5: [423]-448, pl. 18-27. 1854.
16 [1]-30 1-5 ~=1856 M.A.B. 6: [449]-474, pl. 23-27. 1855.
17 [1]-24 1-5 1857 M.A.B. 7: [341 ]-366, pl. 18-22. 1856.
18 [1]-23 1-4 1858 M.A.B. 8: [225]-245, pl. 19-17. 1857.
19 [1]-22 1-5 1858 M.A.B. 9: [167]-186, pl. 6-10. 1858.
20 [1]-16 1-5 1859 M.A.B. 10: [27]-40, pl. 5-9. 1859.
21 [1]-18 1-5 1861 M.A.B. 11: [189]-204, pl. rr-15. 1861.
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number pages /lates dates reprinted from
22 [1]-18 1-6 1862 M.A.B. 12: [223]-238, pl. 7-6. 1861.
23 [1]-20 1-6 1862 M.A.B. ser. 2. 1: [215]-232, pl. 1-6. 1862.
24 [1]-18 17-6 1863 M.A.B. ser. 2. 2: [161]-176, pl. 1-6. 1862.
Copies: G, HH, NY. — N.C.B. = Novi Comm. Acad. Sci. Bonon.; M.A.B. = Mem.
Accad. Bolosuce Copy journal publ: MO.
Ref.: BM 1: 154; IF p. 681; Kew 1: 233; LS 2858.
495- Flora italica cryptogama. Bologna (Ex typographaeo Josephi Cenerelli) 1858-1862
[-1867], 2 parts. Oct. (Fl. ital. crypt.)
part. fasc. pages dates part fasc. pages dates
I I [1]-128 1858 5 513-662 1862
2 129-256 1858 2 1/2 [1]-256 1862
3 257-384 1859 3 257-338 1867
4 385-512 1861
Copies: G, MO, NY. — Part 1: Pteridophyta, Bryophyta; part 2: Algae.
Ref.: BM 1: 154; DTS 1: 21; IF p. 682; Jackson p. 316; Kew 1: 233; LS 2859; PFC 1:
XXXV, 3(1I): vil; PR 739.
Bertrand, Charles Eugéne (1851-1917), French palaeobotanist at Lille. (C. E. Ber-
trand ).
COLLECTIONS: LILLE. Herbarium material from France at L and MANCH (not orig.)
Ref.: TH 2: 72.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 238-239; Barnhart 1: 177; BM 1: 154-
155, 6: 87; CSP 7: 162, 9: 227, 12: 77, 13: 506; Jackson p. 82, 109; Kew 1: 234;
Langman p. 134; LS 22075, 32490; MW p. 43; Quenstedt p. 35.
Bertrand, Notice sur les travaux scientifiques de M. C. E. Bertrand, Lille 1887, 43 p.
Barrois, L’oeuvre géologique de C. E. Bertrand. Lille 1920, 18 p. (n.v.) (fide Quenstedt).
Morvillez, Bull. Soc. Linn. Nord France 22: 23-76. 1921 (bibl.)
Gravis, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 54: 147-149. 1921.
Davy de Virville, Hist. bot. France p. 382 [index].
Mahabalé, Bull. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. Paris ser. 2. 26: 444-448. 1954.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Archives botaniques du Nord de la France, 1-3, 1881-1887, editor.
Berwald, Johann Gottfried (/l. 1778), German musician and naturalist. (Berwald).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 177.
496. Abhandlung vom Geschlecht der Pflanzen und der Befruchtung. Zum Nutzen der Blumen-
Liebhaber. Hamburg (Herold) 1778. Oct. (Abh. Geschl. Pfl.)
Publ.: Jan-Feb 1778 (p. 8: 29 Nov 1777; Gothaische gel. Zeit. 18 Mar 1778), p. [1]-48.
Copy: PCS.
Bescherelle, Emile (1828-1903), French administrator and bryologist. (Besch.)
HERBARIUM and types: BM (exotic bryophytes), MIN (European bryophytes), P
(phanerogams), PC (bryol. types). For his Muscinées des environs de Paris (10 fasc., nos.
1-250, 1861-1866) see Camus 1903; Mousses du Mt. Cenis, 21 specimens, at FH.
Ref.s TH 2:79:
Camus, Bull. Soc. bot. France 50: 239. 1903.
206
BESSA
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 177; BM 1: 156, 6: 87-88; Bossert p. 36;
CSP 1: 341, 7: 164, 9: 229, 12: 78, 13: 513; Jackson p. 522 [index]; Kew 1: 235; KR
p. 81; MW p. 43.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 11-12. 1898, 5: 1. 1908.
Camus, Bull. Soc. bot. France 50: 227-239. 1903 (bibl., portr.)
Holzinger, Bryologist 6: 46. 1903 (brief bibl.)
Poisson, Bull. Soc. bot. France 50: 225-226. 1903.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 21. 1941.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 29-30. 1973.
EPONYMY: Bescherellia Duby (1873).
Besler, Basilius (1561-1629), German apothecary and botanist. (Besler).
HERBARIUM and Types: Not known to be extant. The original drawings are in the Uni-
versity library, Exlangen (fide NI, sub 158).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 2: 555; Barnhart 1: 177; BM 1: 156; Bossert p. 36;
Jackson p. xxxi; Kew 1: 235; Langman p. 135; Moebius p. 405; NDB 2: 178; NI 158;
Plesch p. 140-141; PR 745-746.
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd. Biogr. méd. 2: 216-217. 1820.
Spiess, Abh. naturf. Ges. Nurnberg 8: 144-147. 1891.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 119. 1905.
EPONYMY: Besleria Linnaeus (1753).
497- Hortus eystettensis sive diligens et accurata omnium plantarum, florum, stirpium ex
varils orbis terrae partibus singulari studio collectarum, quae in celeberrimis viridiariis
arcem episcopalem ibidem cingentibus hoc tempore conspiciuntur, delineatio et ad
vivum repraesentatio, in quator partes divisus. Niirnberg 1613 (repr. 1640, 1713);
Broadsheet. (Hort. eystett.)
Publ.: The leaves, with descriptive text on the verso, are arranged in four parts (classis
verna, autumnalis, aestiva, hyberna), each with orders within it and the 367 plates
numbered within each order, and indexes (Heller). The 1640 reprint (Copy: MO)
which has 362 plates (but no text or preface), is numbered serially. The 1713 reprint
(Copies: HU, NY) edited by I. G. Sthenander, was reprinted in facsimile in 1964 at
Miinchen-Allach. This reprint contains also the “‘Katalog zum Hortus Eystettensis. In
zwel Verzeichnissen: 1. Nach der Reihenfolge der ‘Tafeln, 2. Nach alphabetarischer
Reihenfolge der Namen. Herausgegeben von der Bibliothek-Commission der Kreis-
und Stadt-Bibliothek Augsburg,’’ Augsburg 1885 [author: M. Britzelmayr]. The 1713
has text and plates just as the original edition, omitting only the dedications and the
engraved titles to the sections, whilst some of the indexes occupy a less number of
pages (BM 1: 156). The 367 plates (1084 figures) are printed from the original
coppers. For further details see HU 430; ‘““The printing may have been done at Nu-
remberg, but it is probably right to say that the book was published at Eichstatt.”’
Ref.: BM 1: 156; HE p. 13; HU 430; Jackson p. xxi, 426; Kew 1: 235; NI 158; Plesch
p. 140-141; PR 745; SA 2: 542; TL 87.
Widnmann, Catalogus systematicus ... horti Eystettensis. Nurnberg 1805.
Anon., Flora 1: 591-592. 1818.
Britzelmayr, Katalog zum Hortus Eystettensis. Augsburg 1885 [most recent collation
with Linnaean nomenclature].
Schwertschlager, Der botanische Garten der Fiirstbischéfe von Eichstadt. Eichstatt
1890.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 48-49. 1975 (sold at £ 16.000).
Bessa, Pancrace (1772-1835), French botanical artist at the “‘Jardin des plantes.”’
(Bessa).
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS: 47 in Paris, Muséum Histoire Naturelle, collection des vélins.
Ref.: DU 34-41; NI sub 161.
207
BESSA
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 178; BM 1: 156; DU 31-40 (bibl.); NI 159-
161; PR 750.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Contributed illustrations to the ‘Nouveau Duhamel,” vols. 4-7 (see
Duhamel du Monceau) and Loiseleur-Deslongchamps, Herbier général de l’amateur.
See also NI 2: 242 [index].
Besser, Wilibaid Swibert Joseph Gottlieb von (1784-1842), Austrian-Polish bota-
nist. (Besser).
HERBARIUM and Types: KW. Duplicates of Besser’s collections are in many herbaria.
Ref Ee red: O)ine 56,7 2:72.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natural. Moscou 59(1): 277. 1884.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 252, 5(2): 709, 6(2): 442; Barnhart 1: 178;
BM 1: 157; Bossert p. 36; CSP 1: 348, 7: 165; Jackson p. 8, 124, 266, 331; Kew 1: 236;
Krebel p. 34; Langman p. 135; Laségue p. 400; Lipschitz 1: 186-188; MW p. 43; PR
752-755; Lrautvetter p. 28-32; Zander ed. 10, p. 635.
Fischer von Waldheim, Bull. Soc. imp. Nat. Moscou 16: 341-360. 1843 (bibl.)
Trautvetter, Flora 27: 122-128. 28 Feb 1844 (bibl.)
Bourdeille de Montrésor, Bull. Soc. imp. Nat. Moscou ser. 2. 6: 332-337. 1893 (bibl.)
Asmous, Nature 151: 731. 1943.
Janéevs’ka, Nauci i Narodnomo Gospod arstvo. Kiew 317-321. 1966 (Ukranian) (n.v.).
Oleszakowa, Stud. Mater. Dziejéw Nauki Polsk. ser. B. 21: 83-114. 1971 (n.v., fide Kew
Rec.) (on S. Jundzill-Besser corr.)
EPONYMY: Bessera J. A. Schultes (1809, nom. rej.) ; Bessera J. H. Schultes (1829, nom. cons.) ;
Bessera K. P. J. Sprengel (1815).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 319-320. 1972; Lipschitz & Vasilczenko, Central herba-
rium of the U.S.S.R. 91. 1968.
498. Primitiae florae Galiciae austriacae utriusque. Encheiridion ad excursiones botanicas
concinnatum. Wien (Ant. Doll) 1809. 2 vols. Duod. (Prim. fl. Galiciae austriac.)
Publ.: 1809 (? The preface to vol. 1 is dated 13 Aug 1807 (sic), that to vol. 2: 16 Mar
1809) pars 1, 1809, p. [i-]xviii, [19]-3993 pars 2, 1809, p. [i]-vill, [9]-423. Copies: B, M.
Ref.: BM 1: 157; Jackson p. 266; Kew 1: 236; PR 752; TR 97; IDC go2.
Sartori, Vaterl. Blatt. dsterr. Kaiserstaat 3. 11(60/61): 422. 1810.
499- Catalogue des plantes du Jardin botanique du Gymnase de Volhynie a Krzemieniec. Krzemie-
niec [Kremenets] (Imprimerie du Gymnase) 1811. Oct. (in fours) (Cat. jard. bot. Arzemie-
niec).
Orig. ed.: Late 1811, shortly after g Nov 1811, date of fiat; p. i-il, [1]-117. Copy: M. —
Was preceded by an 1810 edition, Oct., 88 p. (n.v.).
Suppl. 1: Dec 1812 (p. [ii]: 3 Dec 1812), p. [i-ii], [1]-37. Copy: M. — ““Supplément au
Catalogue ... Krzemieniec”’ s.]. 1812.
Suppl. 2: 1814. (p. [ii]: 22 Dec 1813), p. [i-ii], [1]-18. Copy: M. — “Supplementum II.
Ad Catalogum plantarum in horto botanico gymnasii Volhyniensis Cremeneci
cultarum anno mdccexiii.’’ Krzemieniec. 1814. Oct.
Suppl. 3: Nov-Dec 1814 (p. ii: 9 Nov 1814), p. [i-ii], [1]-32. Copy: M. — “Supplementum
III. Ad ... mdccexiv.” Krzemieniec 1814. Oct.
Suppl. 4: Dec 1815 (p. [ii]: 7 Dec 1815), p. [i-ii], [1]-30. Copy: M. — ““Supplementum IV.
Ad ... mdcccxv.”? Krzemieniec. 1815. Oct.
Ref.: BM 1: 157; Jackson p. 442; Kew 1: 236; Krebel p. 34; PR 753; IDC 1086.
500. Catalogus plantarum in horto botanico gymnasii Volhyniensis Cremeneci cultarum. Krzemie-
niec [Kremenets] 1816. Oct. (Cat. hort. Cremenec?).
Publ.: late 1816 — vii, 117 p. Shortly after g Nov 1816, date of fiat; preface dated
*“Kalendis Novembris ....”
Ref.: Kew 1: 236; PR 753; IDC 1268.
208
BETTFREUND
501. Enumeratio plantarum hucusque in Volhynia, Podolia, gub. Kiioviensi, Bessarabia
_cis-tyraica et circa Odessam collectarum, simul cum observationibus in primitias florae
Galiciae austriacae. Wilna (Joseph Zawadzki) 1822. Oct. (in fours) (Enum. fl.)
Preliminary issue: 1821 (imprimatur 20 Oct 1821) [Wilna], Oct. (in fours), no imprint,
p- [1]-79, no t.p., p. 1 with the title: “Enumeratio plantarum per Volhyniam et.
Podoliam hucusque observatarum. Pars prima ....” Copy: G. — This is the 1821
edition mentioned by Pritzel. ‘The text is identical with p. [1]-79 of the definitive 1822
ed.
Definitive ed.: 1822 (after 25 Mai 1822, imprimatur), p. [i]-vili, [1]-79 [dated 20 Oct
1821], [80 blank], 81-111. Copies: BR, G(2), M, NY(2).
Ref.: BM 1: 157; Kew 1: 236; PR 754; RS p. 75; Trautvetter 103; IDC 5539.
Anon., Flora 6(2): 397-398. 7 Jul 1823.
Rickett, NAF 28(B): 2: 320. 1945.
502. Tentamen de Abrotanis seu de sectione secunda [“‘iida”’] Artemisiarum Linnaei.
[Moskwa, Auguste Semen 1832]. Qu. (Tent. Abrot.)
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1832 (or 1833?) (p. 8: 30 Apr 1832, p. 8g: 16 Jul 1832), p. [1]-92, pl. 1-5. —
Preprinted from Nouv. Mém. Soc. Imp. Natural. Moscou 3: 1-92, pl. 1-5. 1834.
Reprint with dated t.p. not seen. BM and PR cite the publication as of 1832; Flora
reports the separate publ. as presented on 16 Oct 1832. ‘The copy at MO has a second
t.p.: “de Abotanis” and “W.S. Besser,” this is not a reprint but part of the journal
with t.p. dated 1834.
Ref.: BM 1: 157; PR 755.
Betcke, Ernst Friedrich (x-1865), German physician and botanist in Pentzlin,
Mecklenburg. (Betcke).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
Ref.: Boll, Arch. Ver. Nat. Mecklenburg 19: 310. 1865[?].
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 607; BM 1: 157; CSP 1: 348.
Boll, Fl. Mecklenburg 147. 1860.
EPONYMY: Betckea A. P. de Candolle (1830).
503. Animadversiones botanicae in Valerianellas. Dissertatio inauguralis, quam consensu et
auctoritate gratiosi mediocorum ordinis universitatis litterariae Rostochiensis ut summos
in medicina et chirurgia honores legitime consequatur publico eruditorum examini
submittit Ernestus Fridericus Betcke neostadio-megapolitanus. Accedit tabula aenea.
Rostock (Adler) 1826. (Animado. bot. Valer.)
Publ.: 1826, p. [1]-28, 1 pl., uncol. copper engr. by C. F. Sparrmann. Copy: MO.
Ref.: BM 1: 157; PR 756.
Bethel, Ellsworth (1863-1925), American mycologist. (Bethel).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BPI, duplicates from Bethel’s collections were distributed by BPU
as Reliquiae Bethelianae. These sets were irregular and should not be regarded as published
exsiccatae.
eyes WE 2): 72%
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 50. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 179; Bossert p. 37; LS suppl. 2587-2588.
Seaver, Mycologia 18: 187-188. 1926 (portr.)
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1052. 1940.
Bettfreund, Karl [Carlos] (ff. 1887-1901), botanist of German origin in Argentina.
(Bettfreund).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B, SI.
Refs: MEL 2-72)
BETTFREUND
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 179; BL 1: 233; BM 6: 88; Kew 1: 237;
NI 162.
504. Flora argentina. Recoleccion y descripcion de plantas vivas por C. Bettfreund. Dibu-
jadas del natural y lithografiadas por F. Burmeister [y E. Napp]. Buenos Aires (W.
[Gmo] van Woerden & Cia.) [1898-1901], 3 vols. Oct. (#1. argent.)
Vol. 1: 1898 (p. 9 dated Aug 1898, Nat. Nov. Feb 1899) p. [1]-69, [1] p., pl. 1-52. Copy:
NY
Vol. 2: 1899, (p. ix dated Nov 1899), p. [1]-xiv, 69-153, pl. 53-104. Copy: NY.
Vol. 3: 1901, [i]-xii, 153-255, [1 p. err.], pl. 105-156. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 6: 88; Kew 1: 237; NI 162.
Anon., Bull. misc. Information, Kew 1901, app. 2: 45.
Anon., Bull. misc. Information, Kew, add. ser. 3(2): 30. 1919.
Beurling, Pehr Johan (1800-1866), Swedish botanist. (Beurl.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: S.
Ref: 1H 23.72; KR p. St.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 180; BL 2: 522; BM 1: 158; CSP 1: 351;
Kew 1: 237; KR p. 81-82 (bibl.); Langman p. 135; PR 758.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1866: 184-185.
505. Plantae vasculares seu cotyledoneae Scandinaviae, nempe Sueciae et Norvegiae, juxta
regni vegetabilis systema naturale digestae. Stockholm (P. A. Norstedt & fil.) 1859. Oct.
(Pl. vasc. Scand.)
Publ.: 1859, p. [i-v], [1]-69. A second edition in mss is in the library of the Royal Swedish
Academy of Sciences.
Ref.: BM 1: 158; Kew 1: 237; KR p. 82; PR 758.
Beyrich, Heinrich Karl (1796-1834), German botanist who collected in the Americas.
(Beyrich).
HERBARIUM and Types: Beyrich’s herbarium was acquired by J. J. Roemer whose
collections were dispersed after his death with major parts going to BM (via the Shuttle-
worth herbarium), LZ (now destroyed) and Z. Beyrich duplicates from Brazil (1822-
1823) and the Eastern United States (1833-1834) are in many herbaria. Material from
Europe also in MO.
Refs VEiots 73.
Anon., Flora 19: 192. 28 Mar 1836.
D’Arcy, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 59(1): 24. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 87; Barnhart 1: 181; Laségue p. 466; PR ed. 2,
p20:
Anon., Flora 19(1) Int. Bl. 5. 21 Feb 1836.
Hooker, J. Bot. 3: 118-119. 1841.
Catlin, G., Letters and notes on the north american Indians 1841 (fide Mz.S., Bot. Zeit.
2: 229-223. 1844; on the circumstances of his death).
Ascherson, Fl. Prov. Brandenburg 1: 2. 1860.
Braun, Gedachtnisrede 3 Aug. 1866. Berlin 1866, p. 18.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 6-7. 1906.
EPONYMY: Beyrichia Chamisso & D. F. L. Schlechtendal (1828).
Beyschlag, Franz Heinrich August (1856-?), German palaeobiologist. (Beyschlag).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 239; BM 1: 159, 6: 89; CSP g: 232,
13: 528-520.
210
BICKNELL, C.
506. Das jiingere Steinkohlengebirge und das Rothliegende in der Provinz Sachsen und den
angrenzend Gebieten. Berlin 1900. (Jing. Steinkohlengeb.)
Co-author: Karl Wilhelm Georg Fritsch (1838-1906).
Publ.: Oct 1900 (Nat. Nov. Oct 1900) — xxii, 263 p., 2 pl., 2 maps, published as Heft 10
of the Neue Folge of the Abh. Aénigl. Preuss. geol. Landesanstalt.
Ref.: BM 6: 89.
Biasoletto, Bartolommeo (1793-1858), Italian apothecary and botanist at ‘Triest.
(Biasol.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: in various herbaria (B, BP, HBG, FI, K, M); original herbarium
in Museo Civico di Trieste (fide Saccardo).
Ref.: 1H 2: 73; Saccardo 2: 19.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 249 (err. d. 17 Jan 1859); Barnhart 1: 182; BM 1:
160; Bossert p. 38; CSP 1: 356, 6: 588, 7: 169; 12: 80; Jackson p. 267; Kanitz 137;
Kew 1: 242; Saccardo 1: 30, 2: 19.
Petter, Flora 22: 55-56. 1839.
Anon., Flora 41: 112. 1858.
Cesati, Mem. Soc. Ital. Sci. 4(7): 13-14. 1882.
Marchesetti, Atti Mus. Civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 135-136. 1895.
EPONYMY: Biasolettia A. Bertoloni (1837); Bzasolettta W. D. J. Koch (1836); Biasolettia
K. B. Presl (1835).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 321-322. 1972.
507. Di alcune alghe microscopiche, saggio ... (con 29 tavole incise in pietra). Trieste
(Weis) 1832. Oct. (Alc. alg. microsc.)
Publ.: 1832 (Bibl. Ital. Dec 1832; BH), p. [1]-60, pl. 1-28, [29] (col.) Copies: BR, UC. -
First reference in Flora (16: 199) on 7 Apr 1833. CSP 1: 356 cites articles with the
same title, but obviously different, from Poligrafo 14: 268-276. 1833, 2: 110-114 (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 160; CSP 1: 356; Kew 1: 242; PR 763.
508. LEscursioni botaniche sullo Schneeberg (Monte nevoso) nella Carniola. Discorso tenuto
in due tornate al Gabinetto di Minerva. Triest (J. Papsch) 1846. Oct. (Escurs. bot.
Schneeberg) .
Publ.: 1846 (presented to meeting of Italian natural scientists and physicians on 15 Sep
1846, cf. Flora 30: 545. 14 Sep 1847), p. [1]-96, 1 map. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 160; Kew 1: 242; PR 765.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 5: 479. 1847.
Bicknell, Clarence (1842-1918), English born physician, after 1879 in Bordighera,
worker on the flora of Liguria. (C. Bicknell).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: GE (main), TO, duplicates see IH. Collection of over 3000
drawings at GE.
Ref.: BB p. 32; 1H 2: 73; Saccardo 2: 19.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 22. 1941.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 132. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 60. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 37, 12(2): 241; Barnhart 1: 183; BB p. 32;
BL 2: 114, 363; BM 1: 161; CSP 13: 536; DTS 6(4): 37; GF p. 50; NI 163; Saccardo 1:
30, 2: 19; Saccardo, Cronologia p. xvi.
Britten, J. Bot. 56: 303. 1918.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 21-22. 1941.
509. Flowering plants and ferns of the Riviera and neighbouring mountains. London (‘Trib-
ner & Co.) 1885. Qu. (Fl. pl. ferns Riviera).
DI
BICKNELL, CG.
Publ.: 15 Sep-15 Oct 1885 (p. viii: 15 Sep 1885; Nat. Nov. Oct 1885), p. [1]-vili, pl. 1-62
(350 ills.) with 2 p. text each, [i]-iv [index]. Copies: MICH, MO, NY.— The plates are
chromolithographs of drawings by C. Bicknell.
Ref.: BM 1: 161; GF p. 50; Kew 1: 243; NI 163; Plesch p. 141; IDC 7161.
510. Flora of Bordighera and San Remo or a catalogue of the wild plants growing in
western Liguria in the area bounded by the outer watersheds of the Arma and Nervia
torrents. Bordighera (Pietro Gibelli) 1896. Oct. (Fl. Bordighera).
Publ. : Jul-Dec 1896 (p. viii: Jul 1896; Nat. Nov. Jan 1897), p. [i]-viii, [1]-345, [1, corr.].
Copy: M.
Ref.: Plesch p. 141.
Bicknell, Eugene Pintard (1859-1925), American banker, botanist and ornithologist.
(E. P. Bicknell).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: NY (private botanical library also at NY), duplicates see IH.
Refs Vo 73%
Barnhart, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 52: 122. 1925.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 183; BL 1: 187; CSP 13: 536; Langman p.
136.
Barnhart, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 52: 119-126. 1925 (portr., bibl.)
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 26: 88-89. 1925.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 320. 1945.
Rouleau, Rhodora index 1-50: 285. 1953 (bibl.)
Rickett, Bull. Torrey bot. Club, ind. 1-75: 10-11. 1955 (bibl.)
Rogerson, ‘NAF ser. 2. 5: 233. 1965.
Lenley et al., Cat. arch. Coll. NYBG 31. 1973 (manuscripts, corr.)
Biehler, Johann Friedrich Theodor (fl. 1807), German physician, pupil of K. P. J.
Sprengel. (Biehler).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 184.4; BM 1: 161; MW suppl. p. 24; PR 770.
511. Plantarum novarum ex herbario Sprengelii centuriam, speciminis loco inauguralis ...
exhibet [auctor] Halle 1807. Oct. (n.v.) (Pl. nov. herb. Spreng.)
Publ.: 30 Mai 1807 (Kraus: date of ‘“‘promotion”’) (rev. Bot. Zeit., Regensburg 6: 289.
15 Oct 1807), 46 p. — This is the same as the ‘“‘centuria”’ added to Sprengel’s Mantissa
prima, which was published 4 Jul 1807.
Ref.: BM 1: 161; MW suppl. p. 24; PR 770; IDC 5749 (sub Sprengel).
Kraus, Der botanische Garten der Universitat Halle 2: 35. 1894.
Fernald, Rhodora 47: 197-198. 1945.
Rogerson, NAF ser. 2. 5: 233. 1965.
Bielefeld, Rudolf (//l. 1900), German highschool teacher and botanist at Norderney.
(Bielefeld).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BFMe2 7; BM 6: 91; CSP 13: 541; Kew 1: 244; not
in Barnhart.
512. Flora der ostfriesischen Halbinsel und ihrer Gestade-Inseln. Zum Gebrauch in Lehr-
anstalten und fiir Pflanzenfreunde bearbeitet von Rudolf Bielefeld. Norden (Diedrich
Soltau) s.d. [1g00]. Oct. (£1. ostfries. Halbins.)
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1900 (pref. p. vii: 1 Apr 1900, Nat. Nov. Jun 1900), p. [i]-xi, [xil, abbr. ]-
xlvii, [1]-343. Copy: B.
Ref.: BFM 27; BM 6: g1; Kew 1: 244.
212
BIGELOW, J.
Bigelow, Jacob (1787-1879), American botanist at Harvard. (Bigel.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Mostly GH, but specimens in many collections, see IH (erro-
neously sub J. M. Bigelow).
JRG Re Wel 8 oil
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 469; Barnhart 1: 181; BM 1: 162; Bossert p.
38; CSP 1: 361; DAB 2: 255-256; Dawson p. 49; Jackson p. 6; Kew 1: 245; ME 1: 165,
3: 373, 376, 377-378, 538; NI 164; Plesch p. 411; PR 772-773; Zander ed. 10, p. 635.
Ellis, G. E.. Memoir of M. J. Bigelow. Cambridge 1880 (105 p.) (portr.)
Bailey, Bot. Gaz. 8: 217-222. 1883.
Gray, A., Am. J. Sci. ser. 3. 17: 263-266. 1879, Scientific papers 2: 413-416. 1889.
W.M., in Bailey, Cycl. Am. Hort. 1: 161. 1900.
Kelly, Some American medical botanists 120-128. 1914 (portr.)
Kelly and Burrage, American medical biographies 100-101. 1920.
Rodgers, John Torrey 336 [index]. 1942.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. bot. 30-31. 1961.
Gifford, Harvard Med. Alumni Bull. 39: 34-39. 1965.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 461 [index]. 1967.
Martin, zm Lenley et al., Index corr. Torrey 447. 1973 (corr.)
EPONYMY: Bigelovia [sic] K. P. J. Sprengel (1820) ; Bzgelovia [sic] K. P. J. Sprengel (1824) ;
Bigelovia [sic] J. E. Smith (1819) ; Bigelowia A. P. de Candolle (1836, nom. cons.) ; Bigelowia
Rafinesque (1817, nom. rej.)
513. Florula bostoniensis. A collection of plants of Boston and its environs, with their generic
and specific characters, synonyms, descriptions, places of growth, and time of flowering,
and occasional remarks. Boston (Cummings and Hilliard) 1814. Oct. (in fours) (Fl.
boston.)
Ed. 1: Mai (after 21)-Jun 1814 (legal deposit 21 Mai 1814; first British rev. Jul 1814),
p- [i]-viil, [1]-268. Copzes: Ewan, U.
Ed. 2: 1824 (legal deposit 28 Jun 1824), p. [1]-5, [1, abbr.], [1]-422, [423, index sub-
gen.], “‘... and its vicinity, ... second edition greatly enlarged. ‘To which is added a
glossary of botanical terms employed in the work.” Boston (Hilliard & Metcalf) Oct
(in fours). Copy: E. G. Voss.
Ed. 3: 1840 (p. iv: Mai 1840), p. [i]-vi, [1, abbr.], [1]-468, “‘... and its vicinity, ...
third edition enlarged and containing a glossary of botanical terms.”’ Boston (Charles
C. Little and James Brown) 1840. Duod. (in 6s). Copies: Ewan, E. G. Voss.
Ref.: BM 1: 162; Jackson 362; Kew 1: 245; ME 3: 373; PR 772.
Anon., Flora 1: 285-287. 20 Jun 1818.
Rafinesque, Amer. monthly Mag. 2: 342-344. Mar 1818.
Greene, Pittonia 2: 91-96. 1890 (ed. 2).
514. American medical botany, being a collection of the native medicinal plants of the
United States, containing their botanical history and chemical analysis, and properties
and uses in medicine, diet and the arts, with coloured engravings. Boston (Cummings
and Hilliard) 1817-1820, 6 parts in 3 vols. (Amer. med. bot.)
vol. part pages plates dates
I I [v]-xi, [17]-110 I-I0 Oct-Nov 1817
2 [i]-[iv], [113]-[198] II-20 Mai 1818
2 I [i]-[xiv], [15]-104 21-30 =) Jan-Mar 1819
2 [107]-[200] 31-40 Jan-Nov 1819
3 I [i]-x, [11]-98 41-50 1820
2 [101 ]-[198] 51-60 =Jan 1821
Copy: USDA. — Vol. 2, p. xiv, err. “‘xvi.’’? Dates fide Buchheim (1974) q.v. for details,
collation, contemporary reviews and a list of copies.
Ref.: BM 1: 162; Jackson 360; Kew 1: 245; ME 3: 377-378; NI 164; PR 773.
BIGELOW, J.
Cushing, N. Amer. Rev. 13: 100-134. 1821.
Buchheim, J. Arnold Arb. 55: 46-50.
Bigelow, John Milton (1804-1878), American surgeon and botanist on the Whipple
Expedition. (7. M. Bigelow).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Mainly at GH and MO.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 185; ME 1: 165, 3: 538.
Warren, Pacific Railroad Surv. 11: 76-78. 1859 (itin.).
Sargent, Silva North America 1: 88. 1891.
Dellenbaugh, Frémont and ’49. New York and London 1914, p. 507 [index].
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 232, 234. 1940.
Rodgers, John Torrey 336 [index]. 1942.
Waller, Papers Dept. Bot., Ohio State Univ. 449: 313-331. 1942 (repr. from Ohio
archeol. hist. Quart. 51: 313-331. 1942) (to be used with caution).
Geiser, Naturalists of the frontier 271. 1948.
Howell, Marin flora 30. 1949.
Ewan, Rocky Mountain naturalists 164. 1950.
Ewan, A century of progress in the natural sciences 44. 1955.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5(6): 149. 1961.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. U.S. 10, 43, 148. 1969.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Bigelow, cf. supra, sub Jacob Bigelow.
515. Explorations and surveys for a railroad route from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean.
War Department. Route near the thirty-fifth parallel, explored by Lieutenant A. W.
Whipple, topographical engineers, in 1853 and 1854. Report on the Botany of the
Expedition. Washington, D.C. 1856 [Pacific Railroad reports, Senate set vol. 4, part 5].
(Expl. railroad Mississippi Pacific).
Publ.: parts 1-2, by Bigelow, 1856, p. [i-vii], part 1: [1]-16 (General description), part 2:
[17]-26 (description of forest trees), part 3: [27]-58 (description of the Cactaceae of
George Engelmann and J. M. Bigelow. For part 4 see John Torrey, for part 5 W. S.
Sullivant. Copies: MO, U. (Previously published, in part, in the Report of the
Secretary of War on the Pacific Railroad Surveys vol. 2, serial no. 737, 1855, see ME
3: 200).
Bigsby, John Jeremiah (1792-1881), British military physician and palaeobotanist
who worked in Canada. (Bigsby).
COLLECTIONS: Part of his Canadian collections at BM.
Ref.: Sherborn, where is the — collection 17. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 185; BB p. 32; BM 1: 162; CSP 1: 363, 6:
589, 7: 172; DNB5: 27; Jackson p. 522; Kew 1: 245; ME1: 165, 3: 538; Merrill p. 265,
690; Nickles p. 100-101; Quenstedt p. 39.
Woodward, Geol. Magaz. ser. 2. dec. 2. 8: 238. 1881.
Anon., J. Bot. 19: 96. 1881.
Etheridge, Quart. J. geol. Soc., London 37 (Proc.): 39-41. 1881.
Anon., Proc. Roy. Soc. London 33 (pref.): xvi-xvii. 1882.
Woodward, Hist. Geol. Soc. London 326 [index]. 1907.
Clarke, James Hall of Albany 347-348, 398, 430-438. 1923.
516. Thesaurus devonico-carboniferus. The flora and fauna of the Devonian and Carboni-
ferous periods. The genera and species arranged in tabular form, showing their horizons,
recurrences, localities, and other facts. With large addenda (from recent acquisitions).
London (John van Voorst) 1878. Qu. (in twos) (Thes. devonico-carbon.)
Publ.: Mar 1878 (p. iii: 14. Feb 1878; inscription in copy given by author to Newberry
dated Mar 1878, NY), p. [iJ-x, [xi, err.], [1]-447, 1 table. Copies: MICH, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 162; Jackson p. 178; Kew 1: 245; IDC 7373.
Q14
BILLOT
Billberg, Gustaf Johan (1772-1844), Swedish ‘“‘Hammarrattsrad”’ and botanist and
zoologist. (Bzllb.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: at S[?]; the herbarium of G. J. Billberg’s son, Johan Immanuel B.
[1799-1845], is at S.
Ref.: 1H 2: 74 (G. J. Billberg).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 400; Barnhart 1: 186; BM 1: 163, 6: 92; CSP
1: 364; Jackson p. 499; Kew 1: 245; KR p. 83; NI (sub Svensk Botanik); PR 775.
Wikstrém, Consp. 31-33. 1821.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 6. 1905.
Boéthius, Sv. biogr. Lex. 4: 351-352. 1924 (bibl.)
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 320. 1945.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Palmstruch, Svensk Botanik, vol. 1 (ed. 2) 1815, vol. 7. 1812, vol. 8.
1819 (see Wikstr6m, Conspectus p. 32 for reviews and criticism), vol. 9. 1822.
EPONYMY: Billbergia Thunberg (1821).
517- Botanicon Scandinaviae seu plantarum in Suecia et Norvegia sponte crescentium
icones, plerumque ad vivum coloratae, cum descriptionibus succinctis, synonymis selectis
et differentiis specificis, a ... Ex opere Svensk Botanik dicto, ab ill. Olao Swartz
elaborato. Stockholm, Uppsala, Carolstad, Arosia, Orebro (E. Bruzelius) 1822, 2 fasc.
Oct. ft (Bot. Scand.)
Fasc. 1: pl. 1-18, each with 1 p. text. 1822. Copy: NY.
Fasc. 2: pl. 19-36, idem. Copy: NY. — The coloured plates are the same as those in
Palmstruch, Svensk Botanik vol. 1, ed. 3, nos. 1-36. See Krok p. 83 and gg for further
details.
Ref.: KR p. 83, 99; NI (sub Svensk Botanik); PR 775.
Billings, Elkanah (1820-1876), Canadian geologist and paleobiologist. (Billings).
COLLECTIONS: Some herbarium material at NY.
Rep El S74.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 163; CSP 1: 365-366, 7: 173, 9: 242, 12: 82, 13:
557; Merrill p. 690, 718; Nickles p. 101-104; Quenstedt p. 39.
Ami, Amer. Geol. 27: 265-281. 1901 (bibl., portr.)
Walker, Canada Rec. Sci. 8: 366-388. 1902 (bibl.)
Merrill, Ann. Rep. Smithsonian Inst. 1904: 690, 718.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Billings founded The Canadian Naturalist and Geologist, vol. 1 (1857)
(see BM 3: 13098).
Billot, Paul Constantin (1796-1863), Alsatian botanist at Hagenau. (Billot).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown. His exsiccatae (see below) in many herbaria. Exsicca-
tae: Flora Galliae et Germaniae exsiccata, herbier servant de complément a celui du Dr. F.
Schultz, 1846-1861 (-1878)
cent. dates cent. dates pes cent. dates p-
I 1846 9 Feb 1852 ut) Dec 1855 I-
2 184.7 10 Feb 1853 18 Dec 1855 -38
3 1848 II Feb 1853 19 Dec 1856 39-
4 1850 12 1854 20 Dec 1856 -100
5 1850 13 1854 QI Dec 1857 ~=—‘101-
6 Feb 1851 14 1854 22 Dec 1857 -116
7 Feb 1851 15 Feb 1855 23 Jun 1858 117-
8 Feb 1852 16 Feb 1855 24 Jun 1858 -140
BILLOT
cent. dates cent. dates ps cent. dates
25 Feb 1859 ~—- 14 I- 31 Feb 1861 - oF 1866
26 Feb 1859 -164 32 Feb 1861 - 38 1869
ON] Dec 1859 —-165- 33 Feb 1861 -297 39 1869
28 Dec 1859 -210 34 1864 40 1869
29 Feb 1860 QII- 35 1864 41 1878
30 Feb 1860 - 36 1866
* pages of Annotations (see below).
Continued after Billot’s death by Vital Bavoux, Albert Guichard, Paul Guichard and
Justin Paillot, Besancon 1864-1878.
Billot also published Herbarium fontanesianum normale (100 nos., collected by Clauson).
Ref.: 1H 2:75; DTS 1: 21-22; Kew 1: 246; LS 2983.
Billot, Annotations a la flore de France et d’Allemagne. Haguenau 1855-1862.
Candolle, Phytographie 396. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 132. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 60. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 61; Barnhart 1: 187; BM 1: 163; Bossert p. 39;
CSP 1: 366; DTS 1: 21-22; GR p. 305-306; Jackson p. 227; Kew 1: 246; LS 2983; PR
777:
Anon., Flora 46: 255. 1863.
Duval-Jouve, Bull. Soc. bot. France 10: 214-216. 1863.
Cosson & Durieu, Expl. Sci. Algérie. Bot. 2: xxi. 1868.
Cosson, Comp. Fl. Atl. 1: 21-22. 1881.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 96. 1905.
Bay, Flora Gesamt-Register 26-100: 4. 1910.
EPONYMY: (genus): Billotia C. H. Schultz-Bip. (1841); (journal): Billotia ou notes de
botanique publiées par V. Bavoux ... Besancon. 1864-1878.
Note: Billotia R. Brown ex G. Don (1832) and Billottia Colla (1824) are dedicated to
Tecofila Billotti-Colla (fl. 1830), Italian botanical artist (daughter of Luigi Aloysius
Colla), q.v.
518. Annotations a la flore de France et d’ Allemagne. Haguenau (Bas-Rhin) (V. Edler) 1855
[-1862]. Oct. ¢ (Annot. fl. France Allemagne).
Publ.: In parts 1855-1862, p. [1]-297, Notice sur P. C. Billot par F. Busnot [1]-4, table
des matiéres [1]-4, pl. i-v (lithographs). Copies: B, L. — Text accompanying sets 17-28
of the above-mentioned exsiccatae, or issued some weeks later; p. 211-297 came out
only in 1862. The preface (p. 4) is dated 10 Dec 1855. Followed by Billotia ou Notes de
botanique. Besancon 1864-1878, 148 p., Oct., published by V. Bavoux, A. Guichard,
P. Guichard and J. Paillot (see PR 10700).
Ref.: BM 1: 51, 163; DTS 1: 22; Jackson p. 227; Kew 1: 246; PR 777.
Binnendijk, Simon (1821-1883), Dutch gardener at Buitenzorg (Bogor), collaborated
with Teijsmann. (Binnend.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BO, K.
Reo 7s:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 188; BM 1: 164; CSP 1: 372, 6: 589, 7: 174;
9g: JW 2: 185, 3: 342; Kew 1: 246; MW p. 493; Zander ed. 10, p. 635.
Sirks, Indisch natuuronderzoek 295 [index]. 1915.
Witte, Sempervirens 1884: 3-5.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 68. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. 1: 1: 58 (portr.) 1950.
EPONYMY: Binnendijkia S. Kurz (1865).
216
BINZ
HANDWRITING: Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: cxlviii. 1950.
Binney, Edward William (1812-1881), British palaeobotanist. (Binney).
COLLECTIONS: University of Cambridge, England.
Ref.: Sherborn, where is the — collection 17. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 1, p. 19, ed. 2, p. 239; BB p. 33; Barnhart 1:
188; BM 1: 164; CSP 1: 372-373, 6: 589, 7: 174-176; 9: 243-244, 13: 562; DNB 5: 56-
57; Jackson p. 181; Kew 1: 246; Quenstedt p. 40.
Oliver, Makers Brit. Bot. 245, 246.
Etheridge, Quart. J. Geol. Soc. 38: 58-59. 1882.
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. Geol. Surv. 5: 374-375. 1885.
Dallman and Wood, Trans. Liverpool. bot. Soc. 1: 60. 1909.
519. Observations on the structure of fossil plants found in the Carboniferous strata. London
(Palaeontographical Society) 1868-1875, 4 parts. Qu. (Obs. fossil pl.)
Publ.: In ‘“The Palaeontographical Society” monographs as follows:
part pages plates date
w. text
I [i]-v, [1]-32 i-vt 1868
2 [i*], [1ui*], [i]-i1, [33]-62 vU-XxIt 1871
3 [i], [111], [v], [63]-96 XU11-XUIIt 1872
4 [3], [1], [v], [97]-147 NIX-XXID 1875
Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 164, 4: 1501; Jackson p. 181; Kew 1: 246; IDC G174/1.
Binz, August (1870-1963), Swiss teacher and botanist at Basel. (Binz).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BAS.
Rejece WEL ot 75).
Binz, Verh. naturf. Ges. Basel 19(3): 137-155. 1908.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 936, 12(3): 230; Barnhart 1: 188; BFM 585,
947; BL 2: 557, 567, 568, 587; BM 6: 92; CSP 13: 563; Kew 1: 247.
Becherer, Le monde des plantes 58 (340): 10. 1963.
Geiger-Huber, Basler Nachrichten 1963(103): 17.
Becherer, Ber. Schweiz. bot. Ges. 74: 164. 1974.
FESTSCHRIFTEN: 70th birthday: Verh. naturf. Ges. Basel 51(2). 1940 (portr.); goth
birthday: Bauhinia 1(3). 1960 (portr.).
520. Flora von Basel und Umgebung. Rheinebene, Umgebung von Miilhausen und Alt-
kirch, Jura, Schwarzwald und Vogesen. Zum Gebrauche in mittleren und hoheren
Schulen und auf Exkursionen bearbeitet von Dr August Binz. Basel (C. F. Lendorff)
1901. Oct. (Fl. Basel).
Ed. 1: 1901 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1901), p. [i]-xxxviii, [1, cont.], [1]-340. Copy: G.
Ed. 2: Mar-Jun 1905 (pref. p. x: Mar 1905; Nat. Nov. Jun 1905), “‘Zweite, verbesserte
Auflage,” p. [i]-xliii, [1]-366. Copy: B.
Ed. 3: Jan-Feb 1g11 (Nat. Nov. Mar 1911), “‘Dritte Auflage,”’ p. [i]-xliii, [1]-320. Copy:
BM.
Ref.: BM 6: 92 [ed. 3]; Kew 1: 247 [ed. 2].
521. Schul- und Exkursionsflora der Schweiz mit Beriicksichtigung der fiir Basel in Betracht
kommenden benachbarten Teile von Baden und Elsass. Basel (Benno Schwabe & Co.)
1920. Oct. (Schul- G Exkursionsfl. Schweiz).
Ed. 1: 1920 (p. vii: Mar 1920), p. [i]-xi, [1]-401. Copy: AMD.
217
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Ed. 2: 1927 (pref. Aug 1927), p. [i]-xi, [1]-422, 376 figs. Copy: U.
Ed. 3: 1934 (pref. Jul 1933), n.v.
Ed. 4: 1940 (pref. Apr 1940), p. [i]-xii, [1]-426, [1, ind.]. Copy: G.
Ed. 5: Jun 1945 (pref. Apr 1945; dedic. copy G dated 14 Jun 1945), p. [i]-xv, [1]-435;
14.-17. Tausend. Copy: G.
Ed. 6: 1949 (p. viii: Feb 1949), p. [1]-xxiii, [1]-438, 384 figs., 18.-21. Tausend. Copy: M.
Ed. 7: 1953, p- [i]-xx, [1]-440. Idem, 22.-26. Tausend. Copy: B.
Ed. 8: 1957, p. [i]-xix, [1]-382. Idem, 27.-36. Tausend. Bearbeitet von Dr. Alfred
Becherer. Copy: U.
Ed. 9: 1959, p- [i]-xxii, [1]-390. Idem, 32.-36. Tausend, idem. Copy: L.
EdiTo( nsve).
Ed. 11: 1964, p. [i]-xxi, [1]-392. Idem, 43.-48. Tausend, idem. Copy: B.
Ed. 12: 1966 (pref. Oct 1965), p. [i]-xxi, [1]-392. Idem, 49.-54. Tausend, idem. Copy:
AMD.
Ed. 13: 1968, p. [i]-xxviii, [1]-409. Idem, 55.-60. Tausend, idem. Copy: B.
Ed. 14: 1970 (p. ix: Jan 1970), Basel (Schwabe & Co.), p. [i]-xxvili, [1]-421. Idem,
61.-68. Tausend, idem. Copy: G.
Ed. 15: 1973 (pref. Jul 1972; U, rd 3 Dec 1973), p. [i]-xxviii, [1]-427. Copies: FAS, U. —
*“Schul- und Exkursionsflora fiir die Schweiz mit Beriicksichtigung der Grenzgebiete.”
ISBN 3-7965-0591-0.
522. Taschenatlas der schweizer Flora mit Beriicksichtigung der auslandischen Nachbar-
schaft. Ueber 3050 Schwarzweissfiguren mit Angabe der Bliitenfarbe. Basel 1945.
( Taschenatl. schweiz. Fl.)
Co-author: Eduard Thommen (1880-1961).
Ed. 1: 1945; Ed. 2: 1951, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-309. Copy: FAS.
French: 1945, p. [iti]-[xiv], 1-296. Copy: BR. — Ailas de poche de la flore suisse comprenant
les régions étrangéres limitrophes. Plus de 3000 dessins au trait avec indication de la
couleur des fleurs. Lausanne (F. Rouge & Cie.). Oct. — Second ed., 1961, by A.
Becherer. Copy: G.
523. Flore de la Suisse y compris les parties limitrophes de I’Ain et de la Savoie. Lausanne
(F. Rouge & Cie) 1941. Oct. (Fl. Suisse).
Ed. 1: 1941, p. [i]-xxxvi, errata slip, [1]-423, map. 47, 376 figs. Copies: MICH, NY.
Ed. 2: 1953 (printing finished 15 Jun 1953), p. [iii]-xxxvi, [1]-450, map. 47, 376 figs
[451, col.], loose addenda sheet [4] p. Copy: L. — ““Deuxiéme édition, revue et aug-
mentée.”’
Ed. 3: 1966, p. [i]-xxxiii, [1]-393, 58 and 376 figs., map. Copies: G, MICH, NY. Troisiéme
édition, revue et augmentée par Pierre Villaret d’aprés la Ile édition allemande rédigée
par Alfred Becherer. (Editions du Griffon) Neuchatel, 16 mo.
Biria, J. A. J. (ff. 1811), French student at Montpellier. (Bzria).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown [any extant material perhaps at MPU or G.]
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 189; BM 1: 165; Kew 1: 249; PR 781.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 235. 1862.
524. Histoire naturelle et médicale des Renoncules, précédée de quelques observations sur la
famille des Renonculacées. Tribut académique présenté et publiquement soutenu a la
Faculté de médecine de Montpellier, le 11 juin 1811. Montpellier (Jean Martel ainé)
1811. Qu. (Hist. nat. Renonc.)
Publ.: 11 Jun 1811, p. [i-ti], [1]-52, [expl. pl. 1], 2 A/., uncoloured anonymous copper
engravings. Thesis defended under A. P. de Candolle. Copies: G, HU, NY, Teyler.
Ref.: BM 1: 165; Kew 1: 249; PR 781.
Biroli, Giovanni (1772-1825), Italian botanist at Novara. (Birolt).
HERBARIUM and TyrpPEs: TO.
Refi Le 1 76:
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 190; CSP 1: 388; GR p. 514; PR 783-786;
Saccardo 1: 32; 2: 19, Cron. p. xvi.
Burnat, BSBF 30: cxiii. 1883.
Mattirolo, Cron. Orto bot. Torino lvii-lviii. 1929.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 22. 1941.
Montacchini, Allionia 12: 175-180. 1966 (unpubl. mss.)
EPONYMY: Birolia Bellardi (1809).
HANDWRITING: Allionia 12: 176. 1966.
525- Flora economica del dipartimento dell’Agogna del medico Gioanni Biroli di Novara.
Vercelli (Francesco Zanotti-Bianco) 1805. Oct. (Fl. econ.)
Publ.: 1805, p. [i]-99, 200-212, 113-114, [1, err.]. Copy: G.
526. Flora aconiensis seu plantarum in Novariensi provincia sponte nascentium descriptio.
Viglevani (ex Typographia Viglevanensi) 2 vols. 1808. Oct. (Fl. acon.)
Vol. 1: Jan-Apr 1808 (BH), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-218. Copies: G, HU, M.
Vol. 2: Jan-Apr 1808 (BH), p. [1]-260, [1, err.]. Copies: G, HU, M.
Bisby, Guy Richard (1889-1958), British-Canadian mycologist, plant pathologist at
Winnipeg 1919-1936, mycologist at CMI 1936-1954. (Bisby).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: DAOM, CMI [= IMI], WIN.
hep Et 2: 76.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 190; BFM 3060; Kew 1: 250; LS suppl.
2782-2801.
Ainsworth, Nature, London, 192 (4641): 987. 1958.
Ainsworth, Taxon 8: 2. 1959.
Gregory, Trans. Brit. mycol. Soc. 42: 129-131. 1959.
EPONYMY: Bisbyella Boedijn (1951); Bishyopeltis Chaves Batista & Vital (1957).
527. The fungi of Manitoba. London, New York, Toronto (Longmans, Green & Co.)
1929. Oct. (Fung. Manitoba).
Co-authors: Arthur Henry Reginald Buller (1874-1944); John Dearness (1852-x).
Publ.: 1929 (Nat. Nov. Feb 1930), p. [i]-vili, [4, cont.], [1]-194, 1 map. Copy: L.
Ref.: Kew 1: 250; LS suppl. 2795.
Bisby et Buller, Trans. Brit. mycol. Soc. 8: g1:109. 1922.
Bischoff, Gottlieb Wilhelm (1797-1854), German botanist, lexicographer and
glossographer at Heidelberg. (Bisch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: collections at B, HEID, LZ, M. — Exsiccatae: Herbarium normale
plantarum officinalium et mercatorium, 2 sets, the second issued 1856 by von Schlechtendal.
Bischoff’s herbarium was sold by public auction on 21 Jul 1856. Grumman mentions
plants at the Museum of Bad Diirkheim, Bischoff’s birthplace.
Ref.: GR p. 6; 1H 2: 76.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 14: 463-464, 496. 1856 (sale of herb.).
Anon., Bonplandia 6: 342. 1858.
Candolle, Phytographie 396. 1880.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natural. Moscou 59(1): 278. 1884.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: ADB 2: 673; Barnhart 1: 190; BFM 2462-2463; BM 1:
166-167, 6: 93; Bossert p. 39; CSP 1: 394, 7: 180, 12: 1184; DTS 1: 22, 6(4): 175
GR p. 6; Jackson p. 43, 296; Kew 1: 250-251; Langman p. 137; LS 2996-3001; NDB 2:
263; NI 165-167; PR 789-801; Zander ed. 10, p. 635.
Anon., Flora 37: 560. 1854; Bot. Zeit. 12: 696, 816. 1854.
219
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Koch, Jahresber. Pollichia 16/17: 331-340. 1859.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller Lex. 50-51. 1874.
Seubert, Badische Biographien 1: 86. 1875.
Stiibler, Gesch. med. Fak. Univ. Heidelberg 267, 274, 297. 1926.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 85, 122, 135, 152. 1937.
Steudel, DSB 2: 159-160. 1970 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Bischoff studied for one or two years (1819) at the Akademie der
Kiinste at Munich before he went to Erlangen in 1821 to devote himself to botany. This
improved his skill in botanical illustration, which he used e.g. to illustrate vol. 1. of Mar-
tius, Vova genera et species plantarum (1823-1826) q.v. His early work on cryptograms (see
below no. 529) paved the way for Hofmeister.
EPONYMY: Bischoffia Decaisne (1842, orth. var.): Bischofia Blume (1827); Bischofioxylon
C. G. K. Ramanujam (1960).
528. Die botanische Kunstsprache in Umrissen, nebst erlauterndem Texte. Zum Gebrauch
bei Vorlesungen und zum Selbstunterricht. Niirnberg (Johann Leonhard Schrag) 1822.
Fol. (Bot. Kunstsprache).
Publ.: Nov 1822 (p. iv: 21 Mar 1822; Nov 1822, see Med. Chir. Zeit. 11 Nov 1822; first
announced by Flora 28 Jan 1823, reviewed 7 Mar 1824), p. [i*-iv*], [i]-iv, [1]-114,
[2, adv.] pl. 1-21 (lithographs with 505 figures). Copy: L. — A second “‘edition,” publ.
Apr 1830, is mentioned in Flora 13(1) Beil. 35; this is the Handbuch der botanischen
Terminologie, see below.
Ref.: BM 1: 166; Kew 1: 250; NI 166; PR 78g.
529. De plantarum, praesertim cryptogamicarum, transitu et analogia, commentatis, quam ad
facultatem legendi rite adipiscendam ordini illustri philosophorum academiae Ruperto-
Carolinae heidelbergensis offert Theophilus Guilielmus Bischoff ... Heidelberg (J. C. B.
Mohr) 1825. Oct. (Pl. crypt. comm.)
Publ.: 1825, before 28 Sep (rd by Flora; rev. Flora 9: 392-399. 7 Jul 1826), p. [i-iv],
[1]-59. Copy: L.
Ref.: BM 1: 166; LS 2997; PR 790.
530. Die kryptogamischen Gewdchse mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der Flora Deutsch-
lands und der Schweiz organographisch, anatomisch, physiologisch und systematisch
bearbeitet. Niirnberg (Johann Leonhard Schrag) 1828, 2 parts. Qu. (A7rypt. Gew.)
Part 1: Chareen und Equiseteen, Jan-Feb 1828 (Flora 14 Feb 1828), p. [i]-x, [1]-60, pl. 1-6.
Copies: L, PCS.
Alt. t.p.: Die Characeen und Equiseteen organographisch, anatomisch, physiologisch
und systematisch bearbeitet. — The plates are 5 copper engr. and 1 lith.
Part 2: Rhizokarpen und Lycopodeen, Sep-Dec 1828 (Flora 11(2). Erg. Bl. Jan(?) (1829)),
p. [61]-131, pl. 7-13 (3 copper engr., 4 liths.). Copies: L, PCS. — Alt. t.p.: Die Rhizo-
karpen und Lycopodeen organographisch phytonomisch und systematisch bearbeitet.
Ref.: BM 1: 166; Kew 1: 250; PR 7o1.
Bischoff, Nova Acta Acad. Leop. 14: 779-798. 1829.
531- Plantae medicinales secundum methodum Candollii naturalem in conspectum relatae,
adjectis medicamentis, quae praebent, simplicibus. In usum auditorum typis excudi
curavit Dr. Th. G. Bischof. Heidelberg (August Osswald) 1829. Qu. (Pl. med.)
Publ.: Apr 1830 (The notes in Flora point at a publication at the Ostermesse (Apr) of
1830; Flora received it on 7 Jun 1830 but mentions it in Apr 1830 as among the books
published at the Messe. Review: Flora 13(2) Erg. Bl. 84-86. Jul-Dec 1830), p. [1]-24.
Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 166; Jackson p. 201; Kew 1: 250; PR 792.
532- Handbuch der botanischen Terminologie und Systemkunde ... Als zweite nach einem vollig
veranderten und erweiterten Plane umgearbeitete Ausgabe der botanischen Kunst-
sprache in Umrissen. Niirnberg (Johann Leonhard Schrag) 1830-1844, 3 vols. Qu.
(Handb. bot. Termin.)
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vol. pars pages pages plates dates
plates
I I [1 ]-260, [i-xii],[1,err.] [1]-8 1-XX2 Jan-Mai 1830
(ui, ees]
2(1) 261-428 9-? XXUL-KXXU 1831
2(2) [xii]-xvi, [583]-780, 2-45 xxxut-xlvit 1833
exerrs|
2 3 [583]-780 [45bis]-62 —-xlvizi-lviit Jul 1838
4 [i]-x, 781-1047, [1, err.] [ii], 63-90 —lwiti(add.)-Ixxvit 1842
3 5 [1049]- ‘ = 1842
6 -1260, [i]-vi - Jul 1843
7 (i), (iii), 2 2 Jun 1844
1261-1609, [1610, err.]
Copies: G, HU, MO, NY. — It is possible that pars 5 contained p. 1049-1260, pars 6
1261-1428, pars 7 1429-1610; the precise contents of the parts of vol. 3 are not yet known.
The original t.p. [i], dated 1830 is usually absent and replaced by the t.p. for vol. 1,
dated 1833. Pl. 47 was issued with vol. 1 but the expl. of the plate only with pars 3. The
77 plates (with 3911 figures), with ‘‘Organologisches, systematisches und Arten-Register”’
were reissued separately Niirnberg 1849 and again 1860 (n.v.).
Ref.: BM 1: 167; BFM 2462; Kew 1: 250; LS 2999; NI 165; PR 798; SO 836, 849.
B., in Guillemin, Arch. de Bot. 1: 430. 13 Mai 1833.
533- Lehrbuch der Botanik. Stuttgart (E. Schweizerbart) 1834-1840, 3 Abt. Oct. (Lehrb.
Bot.)
Publ.: This Lehrbuch came out as part of the Naturgeschichte der drei Reiche by Bischoff,
v. Leonhard, Bronn, Blum, e.a., vols (Bande) 4, 5.
Band Band [bot.] _—_ pages date
4 I [i-1i1], [7]-479 1833-1834.
2(1) [u1*-11* ], [i]-lxx, [1]-548 1836
(2) ui-ili], [1]-839 1839
5 3 (1) [i]-viii, [1]-524 1840
(2) [11-111], [529]-1296 1840
Anhang Worterbuch 239 p. (see below) 1839
Copy: BR. — The book appeared in fascicles of which the contents and dates are very
incompletely known. Some of them are noted e.g. by Flora and ABD. The book is pro-
bably not of sufficient actual importance to warrant further research. Vol. 1 of the BR
Ref.: BM 1: 167; Kew 1: 250; LS 2998; NI 167; PR 795
534. Bemerkungen tiber die Lebermoose, vorziiglich aus den Gruppen der Marchantieen und
Riccieen, nebst Beschreibung mehrerer theils kritischer, theils neuer Arten ... mit 5
lithographirten Tafeln. (An die Akademie eingesendet den 23 Mai 1835.) (Acta Acad.
Caes. Leop. Carol. Nat. Cur. vol. xvii, p. ii.) [Halle 1835]. Qu. (Bem. Leberm.)
Publ.: 1835, late, p. [1]-180 (second pagination [909]-1088), pl. [xvii-lxxi. Copy: Steere. —
Preprinted from Nova Acta Acad. Caes. Leop. 17(2): [909]-1088, pl. /xvii-lxxi (publ.
Apr-Mai 1836), also issued as a separate without reprint pagination (Copy: Steere). —
The connection with the 40 p. De Hepaticis, Heidelberg 1835, 40 p., (n.v.) PR 796,
is not known to us.
535- Waorterbuch der beschretbenden Botanik, oder die Kunstausdriicke, welche zum Ver-
stehen der phytographischen Schriften nothwendig sind. Lateinisch-deutsch und deutsch-
lateinisch bearbeitet, alphabetisch geordnet und erklart. Stuttgart 1839. Oct. (Worterb.
beschr. Bot.)
Ed. 1: Nov 1839 (ABD), p. [3]-283, [284, err.]. Copy: FAS. Other issue, as ‘“‘Anhang,
enthaltend die botanische Kunstsprache in Form eines Worterbuches zu Bischoff’s
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Lehrbuch der Botanik,”’ 1839. The two issues differ only in the title page (fide BM 1:
167). (Anhang issue n.v.).
Ed. 2: 1857, ‘‘zweite verbesserte und vermehrte Auflage, mit Beriicksichtigung der neue-
ren botanischen Schriften bearbeitet von Dr. J. A. Schmidt,” Stuttgart (E. Schweizer-
bart) 1857. Oct., p. [i-vi], [1]-230, [1, err.]. Copy: NY. — Issued as “Botanik (Anhang)”
ed. 2, in Bischoff et al., Naturgeschichte der drei Reiche.
Ref.: BM 1: 167; Kew 1: 250 (ed. 2); PR 797.
536. Beitrdége zur Flora Deutschlands und der Schweiz. Heidelberg 1851. Oct. (Bedir. Fl.
Deutschl.)
Publ.: 1851 — Only one part published, on second title page (1i*): “Erste Lieferung.
Enthaltend die Cichorieen der deutschen und schweizer Flora, mit Ausschluss der Gattung
Hieracium,”’ p. [ii*-iii*], [iii]-xx, [1]-341, [342 err.]. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 167; DTS 1: 22; Kew 1: 250; PR 801.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 10: 82-84. 23 Jan 1852.
Biswas, Kalipada P. (1899-x), Indian botanist. (Biswas).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: CAL; collections of algae lost.
Ref.: 1H 2: 76.
Koster, Taxon 18: 549. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: GR p. 746; IF suppl. 4: 314; Kew 1: 252-254; MW p.
44; Roon p. 18.
Gosh, Bull. bot. Soc. Bengal 24(1-2): 3-4. 1970 (portr.)
537- The 150th Anniversary volume of the Royal Botanic Garden, Calcutta. [Alipore, Bengal,
s.d.] 2 parts. 1942. Fol. (Anniv. vol. bot. gard. Calcutta).
Publ.: Distribution in India took place in Jul-Aug 1942. It was only in August 1944 that
the first copy was sent to England. p. [i-xii], front., [1]-301, loose err. slip. (183-188).
Copy: L.
Bitter, Friedrich August Georg (1873-1927), German botanist at Minster, Bremen
and Géttingen. (Bitter).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BREM, W.
Ref.: Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 192; BFM 1178; BL 1: 110; BM 6: 94;
Bossert p. 40; CSP 13: 574; IF p. 682; Kew 1: 254-255; Langman p. 137; LS 3009-3014,
31199; MW p. 44; Moebius p. 135; Zander ed. 10, p. 635.
Ulbrich, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 70: 37-43. 1928.
Weber, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 46: (148)-(156). 1929 (bibl., portr.)
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 320. 19453 ser. 2. 2: 151. 1955.
COMPOSITE wWoRKS: EP ed. 1, Marattiaceae in 1(4): 422-449. 1900, publ.: p. 422-432,
17 Apr 1900, p. 433-449, Aug 1900; Ophioglossaceae in 1(4): 449-472, 799-800, 1900,
publ.: 449-472, Aug 1900, 799-800, 4 Jan 1902. (see Taxon 21: 509-510. 1972).
(2) Hegi, Illustr. Flora von Mitteleuropa, Solanum, in vol. 5(4). 1928 (incl. other genera of
Solanaceae).
(3) Buchenau, Flora von Bremen und Oldenburg, 9. Auflage, Bremen (G. Winter) 1927;
together with B. Schiitt.
EPONYMY: Bitteria Borner (1913).
538. Die Gattung Acaena. Vorstudien zu einer Monographie ... Mit 37 Tafeln und 98
Textfiguren. Stuttgart (E. Schweizerbart) [1910-]1911. Qu. (Acaena).
Publ.: in four parts as Bibliotheca botanica Heft 74(i-iv) as follows (Copy: MO).
This study is dedicated to Franz Ernst Schiitte (d. 1911), the founder of the Bremer
Botanical Garden.
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ick pages plates dates
Ne ee ——————————————————————
i [i], [1]-80 pl. 1-7, fig. I-14 Jul-Aug 1910
2 81-168 pl. 8-17, fig-15-35 Oct-Nov 1910
3 169-248 pl. 18-27, fig. 36-66 Jun-Feb rg1o (“1g10’’)
4 [i-iv], 249-336 pl. 28-37, fig. 67-98 Jun-Jul 1911
Ref.: IDC 8027/1.
Bivona-Bernardi, Antonino de (1774-1837), Sicilian botanist. (Biv.-Bern.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BASSA, FI, LIV.
Ref.: GR D514; IH 2: 76; Saccardo 2: 19.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 391, 6(2): 495, 12(2): 245; Barnhart 1: 192;
BM 1: 168; Bossert p. 40; CSP 1: 397; GR p. 514; Jackson p. 145, 321; Kew 1: 255;
LS 3015-3016; PR 805-808; Saccardo 1: 31, 2: 19; Cronologia p. xvi; Zander (ed. 10)
p. 635.
Parlatore, Breve cenno sulla vita e opere del Barone Antonio Bivona-Bernardi, Palermo
193700 (OCt.5) 10) p> MeV, tide FR).
Granatelli in Linares, Biografie e retratti @illustri siciliani morti nel colera del 1837,
Palermo 1838, p. 51 (n.v., fide Saccardo) (portr.)
Pritzel, Linnaea 19: 450. 1847.
Cesati, Saggio 15. 1882.
NOTE: Saccardo 2: 19 corrects the first name from Antonio to Antonino.
EPONYMY: Bivonaea A. P. de Candolle (1821, nom. cons.); Bivonella (P. A. Saccardo)
P. A. Saccardo (1891).
539- Sicularum plantarum centuria prima [secunda]. Palermo (Philippus Barravechia) 1806
[-1807]. Qu. (Stcul. pl.)
Cent. 1: 1806 (p. 13: 18 Sep 1806), p. [1]-84, pl. 1-6. Copies: G, M, L.
Cent. 2: Dec 1807 or early 1808 (p. 73: 2 Dec 1807), p. [i], [iii], 1-73, [74, err], pl. 1-7.
Copies: G, L, M.
Ref.: BM 1: 168; Jackson p. 321; Kew 1: 255; LS 3015; PR 805.
540. Monografia delle Tolpidi. Palermo (Stampe di Sanfilippo) 1809. Fol. (Monogr.
Lolpidi).
Publ.: 1809, p. [i]-xvili, pl. 1-5. Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 168; Jackson p. 145; Kew 1: 255; PR 807.
541. Stirpium rariorum minusque cognitarum in Sicilia sponte provenientium descriptiones
nonnullis iconibus auctae. Manipulus 1[-4]. Palermo (Typis Regiis) 1813[-1816]. Qu.
(Sterp. rar. Sicilia).
1: [1-18], pl. 1-2. 1813. Copies: G, HU, USDA.
2: [1-16], pl. 1-2. 1814. Copies: G, HU, USDA. — Typis Laurentti Dato.
3: [1]-30, pl. 1-4. 1815. Copies: G, HU. — Typis Vincentii Lipomi.
4: [1]-39, pl. 1-6. “1816” but publ. 1818 (see Isis Oken 7 Litt. Anz. 850. 1820; reviews
in Italian journals 1819). Copies: G, HU. — Typis Laurentii Dato.
Ref.: BM 1: 168; Jackson p. 321; Kew 1: 255; LS 3016; PR 807; IDC 5470.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1052. 1940.
542. Scinaia algarum marinarum novum genus. [Palermo (Solli) 1822]. Oct. (Scznaia).
Publ.: 15 Mar 1822, p. [1-3], 1 pl. Copies: BM, G. — Reprinted from L’Iride, giornale de
scienze, lettere, ed arti per la Sicilia 5, Palermo 15 Marzo 1822, p. [231]-233, 1 pl.
(journal cover present with copy G). Scinaia, “In honorem celeberrimi Dominici
Scina Phyces, Historiae naturalis literariaeque patriae optime meriti ....”
Dedicated to: Domenico Scina (1765-1837), Sicilian naturalist.
Ref.: BM 1: 168; PR 808.
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Bizzozero, Giacomo (1852-1885), Italian botanist at the botanical garden of Padua
University. (Bizz.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PAD.
Ref.: 1H 2: 76; Saccardo 2: 20.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 192; BL 2: 416, 417; BM 1: 168; Bossert
p. 40; CSP 9: 251, 12: 84, 13: 578; DTS 1: 22; GRP 527; Kew 1: 255; LS 3022-3023,
41016-41017; Saccardo 1: 31, 2: 19-20; Saccardo, Cronologia p. xvi.
Penzig, Bot. Centralbl. 22: 315-318. 1885.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Saccardo, P. A. et Bizzozero, G., Flora briologica dalla Venezia. 1883.
EPONYMY: Bizozzeria [sic] Spegazzini (1889); Bizozzeriella [sic] Spegazzini (1888) ;
Bizzozeria P. A. Saccardo & Berlese (1885).
543- Flora veneta crittogamica. Padova (Tipografia del Seminario) 1885, 2 parts. Oct.
(FI. ven. critt.)
Part 1, Funghi: Jan-Mar 1885 (Hedwigia Mar-Apr 1885; Nat. Nov. Mai 1885), p. [i]-
viii, [1]-572. Copies: NY, Stevenson, USDA.
Part 2, Licheni etc., Mar-Sep 1885 (Nat. Nov. Oct 1885), p. [i], [1]-225. Copies: NY,
Stevenson, USDA.
Supplemento micologico alla “‘Flora veneta Crittogamica” parte I. — i funghi di Giacome
Bizzozero, author D. Saccardo, Padova (Tipografia del Seminario) 1899 (p. 5: Aug
1899, Nat. Nov. Feb 1900), p. [1]-110. Copy: B.
Ref.: BM 1: 168; LS 3022.
Black, John McConnell (1855-1951), South Australian botanist. (7. M. Black).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: AD, duplicates B, K, MEL, NSW, P.
Ref.: WH 1 ‘(eds 6) 356512577.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 194; BL 1: 67, 70, 73; Bossert p. 40; Kew 1:
256.
Eardley, Taxon 1: 62-63. 1952.
Eardley, Trans. Roy. Soc. South Australia 76: i-xil. 1953.
544- Handbooks of the Flora and Fauna of South Australia, issued by the British Science
Guild (South Australian Branch) and published by favor of the Honorable the Premier.
Flora of South Australia. By J. M. Black (Orchidaceae by R. S. Rogers, M.D.). With
illustrations by the author. [Adelaide 1922-1929]. Oct. (#7. S. Austral.)
Ed. 1: 1: [1]-154. Aug 1922; 2: [i], 155-358. Jun 1924; 3: [i-ill], 359-514. Dec 1926;
4: [i-ili], 515-746. Jun 1929. Copies: BR, L.
Additions: Black, Trans. Proc. Roy. Soc. South Australia vols. 33, 35-37, 39-62. 1909-
1938.
Ed. 2: 1: [1]-253. 1 Mai 1943; repr. (minor alt. in t-.p. and on cover) 1948; facsimile ed.
1960. Copy: U.
2: [i], [255]-521. Jan 1948; facsimile ed. 1963. Copy: U.
3: [i-ii], I-III, [523]683. Sep 19523 facsimile ed. 1964. Copy: U.
4: [i-iv, t.p., pref.], 685-1000. Mar 19573 facsimile ed. 1965.
Revised by Enid L. Robertson. Copy: U.
Supplement to Black’s Flora of South Australia by Hansjoerg Eichler (1916-x) June 1965,
p- [1]-385, plus [4] p., loose, add. 20 Jan 1966. Copies: FAS, U.
Ref.: BL 1: 70; KeW 1: 256; NI suppl. 167n; IDC 6523 (ed. 2).
Blackwell, Elizabeth (c. 1700-1758), Scottish botanist. (Blackw.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Not known to have existed. Elizabeth Blackwell “‘relieved her
husband when in embarassed circumstances [i.e. in prison because of debts] by publish-
ing “‘A curious herbal” 1737 ...”? (DNB, concise ed. p. 109).
224,
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 195, BB p. 35; BM 1: 169; DNB 5: 144:
Henrey 450-455; Jackson p. 31; Kew 1: 259; LS 3037a; NI 168-169; Plesch p. 142-143;
PR 811-812.
Hirsching, Hist.-Lit. Handb. 1: 305-308. 1794.
Spiess, Abh. naturhist. Ges. Nurnberg 6: 165-166. 1877.
Pulteney, Sketches 2: 251. 1790.
Jackson, J. Bot. 48: 193-195. 1910 (on Alexander Blackwell).
Lowndes, A. E., A curious herbal.
Blunt, The art of botanical illustration 136-137. 1950.
Lisney, Bibl. Brit. Lepidoptera 1608-1799, 114-120. 1960.
EPONYMY: Blackwellia J. F. Gmelin (1791, orth. var.); Blakwellia Commerson ex A. L.
Jussieu (1789).
545- A curious herbal, containing five hundred cuts, of the most useful plants, which are
now used in the practice of physick. Engraved on folio copper plates, after drawings,
taken from the life. By Elizabeth Blackwell. To which is added a short description of
ye plants; and their common uses in physick. London (Samuel Harding) 1737, 2 vols.
Fol. (Cur. herbal). i
Vol. 1: t.p., pref. 3 lvs, lvs 1-63, pl. 1-252, index 2 lvs, 1737, dedication 14 Jul 1737.
Vol. 2: t.p., pref. 3 lvs, lvs 64-125, index 2 lvs, pl. 253-500. 1737. For a complete descrip-
tion and collations see Henrey, Lisney and HU 510. Actual publication took place in
parts between 1737 and 1739. “‘Each leaf was issued with the four plates described on
it, at the rate of one a week for 125 weeks.” (HU 510). Copy: NY.
Other issues: Vol. 1: second issue: London (John Nourse) 1739 (Copies: BR, G, HU, MO);
third issue: London (John Nourse) 1751 (Copy: NY) ; fourth issue: London (C. Nourse)
1782. See Lisney for details.
Vol. 2: second issue: London (John Nourse) 1739 (Copies: BR, G, HU, MO); third
issue: London (John Nourse) 1751 (Copy: NY); fourth issue: London (John Nourse)
M72.
Ref.: BM 1: 169; DU 42; GF p. 50; Henrey 450-455; HU 510; Jackson p. 31; Kew 1:
259; NI 168; Plesch p. 142; P 811.
Lisney, A bibliography of Brit. Lepidoptera 1960, nos. 172-180 (q.v. for bibliographical
details).
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 50. 1975 (sold at £ 1100).
546. Herbarium blackwellianum emendatum et auctum id est Elizabethae Blackwell
collectio stirpium quae in pharmacopoliis ad medicum usum asservantur quarum
descriptio et vires ex anglico idiomate in latinum conversae sistuntur ... [other t.p.:
Vermehrtes und verbessertes Blackwellisches Krauterbuch ...] Niirnberg 1747-1773,
6 vols. Fol. (Herb. blackwell.)
Publ.: The text of this greatly superior Niirnberg version is mostly in German and Latin.
The five hundred Blackwell plants are reproduced in five centuries in their original
order, and there is an extra century. Altogether there are 616 coloured copper en-
gravings of plants used in pharmacy, but including some poisonous and ornamental
plants in the sixth century. Except for the last few plates the engraving is by N. F.
Eisenberger and the numbering is 1 to 600. There is one unnumbered plate represent-
ing Viscum Mancanillae, and forming the additional coloured title page of the sixth
century. Two plates (a, b) were issued for Nos. 269, 322, 341, 497, 498, 522, 523, 536,
539, 547, 573 and 600, and three (a, b, c) for no. 574. No. 75 was re-issued in a correct-
ed version, and both may occur in subscribers’ copies (e.g., at K.)
Publication was started in 1747 by the painter Eisenberger on a subscription basis,
the work being issued in instalments. It was inspired and controlled until his death by
C. J. Trew, who wrote the lengthy text for the first ninety plates, a text provided in
addition to a translation of the brief notes in Blackwell. ‘Thereafter the text was super-
vised by the botanist C. G. Ludwig of Leipzig, but others, mainly G. R. Bohmer of
Wittenberg, and E. G. Bose of Leipzig, actually wrote it. Ludwig was assisted by
F. A. G. Knolle in producing the last century.
The text was published simultaneously with the plates until 1749, but thereafter was
always in arrears, ‘Trew being mainly responsible for the delay. The dates of the
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prefaces in the first three centuries, and of the title-pages in the last three, therefore
only indicate the date of publication of the last pages of the relevant text. The dates of
the title-pages are 1750, 1754, 1757, 1760, 1765 and 1773, and of the prefaces 1 Jun
1752, 3 Mar 1755, 2 Jan 1758, 6 Dec 1759, 31 Jan 1765 and Nov 1772. Trew delayed
the first preface against Eisenberger’s expectation, in order to include lengthy cata-
logues of his books with the first century. A reprint dated 1757 of the title-page for
this century, by the printer of centuries two to five, is found in the publisher’s complete
copies (e.g. at British Museum, Bloomsbury ; and BMNH) as distinct from subscription
copies. The size of the first seven instalments of plates and text is known, but not of the
remaining thirty-one instalments for the 500 plates of the Blackwell Herbal paper, nor
of the fewer instalments of text. For further details see ‘Tjaden (1972) upon whose
article this paragraph is based and the reviews in the Tiibingische Ber. gel. Sachen
which provide even more detail (BH) — Copies: HU, NY.
plates (nos.) — dates plates (nos.) — dates
I-15 summer 1747 181-300 plus 1752-1754
16-30 spring 1748 300 pl.-450 1754-1757
31-45 summer 1748 451-475 Mar 1758
476-486 Jul 1759
487-500 Dec 1759
46-60 winter 1748/49 5OI-505 early 1760
61-75 summer 1749 506-571 1760-Dec 1766
76-9gO winter 1749 572-590) 1767-1771
QI-100 summer 1750 590¢-600 L773
101-180 1750-1752
text pp. dates text pp. dates
1-9gO as of plates 201-270 1755-late 1757
g1-100 summer ’50-Jun’52 270c-300 Jun 1758
54.pp.catal. Jun 1752 301-400 1758-1759
101-200 Jun ’52-late °54 401-500 ?1760-Jan 1765
22 pp. catal. Mar 1755 501-600 ~=?1765-Jan 1763
Dandy (1967) discusses the “inadmissible” status of Trew’s “‘generic’’ names.
Ref.: BM 1: 169; DA 1967; GF p. 50; Kew 1: 259; Jackson p. 31; NI 169; Plesch p. 142-
143; PR 812.
Groening, Nomenclator Linnaeanus in Elizabeth Blackwell herbarium. Leipzig
(Graeff) 1794, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-120, Oct. (Copy: UC).
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd. 2: 275-276. 1820.
Tjaden, Taxon 21: 147-152. 1972.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 50. 1975 (sold at £ 2000).
Bladh, Peter Johan (1746-1816), Finnish employee of the Swedish East India Com-
pany who collected in the East, mainly around Hongkong, Macao and Canton.
(Bladh.)
HERBARIUM and types: BM, LINN, UPS (Thunberg and gen. herb.), 5, SBT. Bladh
corresponded with Back, Bergius, Retzius and ‘Thunberg.
Ref. TE os 977,
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 195; Bretschneider p. 111-112; CSP 1: 405.
Saelan, Acta Soc. Fauna Flora fenn. 43: 28. 1916 (bibliogr.)
Lunelund, Sv. Litteratursalsk. hist. lit.-hist. Stud. 16: 298-341. 1940.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl]. males. ser. 1. 5(4): cclix-xxlx. 1958.
EPONYMY: Bladhia Thunberg (1781).
NOTE: Bladh’s six publications deal mainly with economic botany.
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Blainville, Henri Marie Ducrotay de (1777-1850), French paleobiologist. (Blainville).
coLLections: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 169-170, 6: 96; CSP 1: 406-408, 7: 185; Kew 1:
259.
Edwards, Ann. Sci. Nat. Zool. ser. 3. 12: 375-381. Dec 1849.
Flourens, Recueil éloges hist. 1: 285-389, 1856 (bibl.)
Nordenskjéld, Hist. of biol. 359-361. 1935.
EPONYMY: Blainvillea Cassini (1823).
547- Manuel d’actinologie ou de zoophytologie, contenant 1.° Une histoire abrégée de
cette partie de la zoologie, avec des considérations générales sur l’anatomie, la physio-
logie, les moeurs, les habitudes et les usages des Actinozoaires; 2.° Un systéme général
d’Actinologie, tiré a la fois des animaux et de leurs parties solides ou polypiers; 3.° Un
catalogue des principaux auteurs qui ont écrit sur ce sujet. Avec un atlas de 100 planches
représentant une espéce de chaque genre et sous-genre. Paris, Strasbourg (F. G.
Levrault) [1830-]1834. Oct. (Man. actinol.)
Publ.: 1830-1834, probably in parts. References in contemporary literature before 1834
suggest that parts were available earlier than the title page date. An ‘“‘avis’’ in the
book mentions that it was produced during the years 1830-1834, p. viii is dated 1 Jun
1834. ‘The errata sheet is of 1836.
Text: {i]-viii, [1]-694, [1, err.]
Atlas: 103 copper engravings by Prétre (‘‘pinxit’’), Turpin (‘“‘direxit’’) and Massard
(‘‘sculpsit’’). Copies: Koninklijke Bibliotheek, the Hague, PCS.
Ref.: BM 1: 169, 6: 96; Kew 1: 259.
Blake, Sidney Fay (1892-1959), American botanist and bibliographer. (S. F. Blake).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: REN (personal herbarium) ; duplicates at A, BM, GH, K, MT,
US (p.p. orig.)
Ref.: 1H. 2: 77.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 196; BFM 1398-1399; BL 1: 286 [index];
Bossert p. 40; GR p. 205; Kew 1: 259-260; Langman p. 137-139; MW suppl. p. 24;
Roon p. 18.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 320. 1945; ser. 2. 2: 151-152. 1955 (bibl.)
Blake, D. H., Taxon g: 133-141. 1960 (portr., bibl.)
Rogerson, NAF ser. 2. 5: 233. 1965.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 33. 1973 (corr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Polygalaceae, NAF 25(4): 305-326. 10 Mar 1924, 327-379. 20 Mar
1924.
EPONYMY: Blakeanthus R. M. King & H. E. Robinson (1972) ; Neoblakea Standley (1930).
548. Geographical guide to floras of the world. An annotated list with special reference to
useful plants and common plant names. Part J Africa, Australia, North America, South
America, and Islands of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans. Washington (United
States Government Printing Office) 1942. Oct. (Geogr. guide fl. world).
Co-author: Alice Cary Atwood (1876-1947).
Orig. ed.: dated Jun 1942 but first copies received at USDA on 31 Jul 1942. — United
States Department of Agriculture Miscellaneous Publication no. 401, p. [i], 1-336.
Copies: FAS, U.
Facsimile eds.: New York (Hafner) 1963, Koenigstein (Otto Koeltz) 1974 (ISBN 3-
87429-068-9), p. [1-iii], [1]-336. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: Stafleu, Taxon 24: 148-149. 1975.
549- Geographical guide to floras of the world | .| An annotated list with special reference to
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useful plants and common plant names [.] Part II Western Europe Finland, Sweden,
Norway, Iceland, Great Britain with Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg,
France, Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Monaco, Italy, San Marino, and Switzerland.
Washington (United States Department of Agriculture Miscellaneous publication no.
797) 1961. Oct. (Geogr. guide fl. world).
Orig. ed.: Feb 1961, p. [i], 1-742. Copies: FAS, U. — Edited by Bernice G. Schubert. Blake
was assisted in the compilation by Alice C. Atwood until her death in 1947.
Facsimile ed.: Koenigstein (Otto Koeltz) 1973, ISBN 3-87429-060-3, p. [i-ii], 1-742. Copy:
FAS.
Ref.: BEM 13098.
Schubert, Rhodora 62: 325-338. 1961.
Stafleu, Taxon g: 87. 1960, 24: 148-149. 1975.
Blakeslee, Albert Francis (1874-1954), American botanist. (Blakeslee).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 197; BM 6: 96; Kew 1: 263-264; Langman
p. 140; LS 3041-3046, 31214-31220, suppl. 2845-2859; Moebius p. ror.
Maheswari, J. Ind. Bot. Soc. 34(4): 491-493. 1955 (portr.)
Smith, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 82: 305-308. 1955 (portr.)
Sinnott, Nat. Acad. Sci., Biogr. Mem. 33: 1-38. 1959 (portr., bibl.)
Demerec, Genetics 44: 1-4. 1959 (portr.)
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. vol. 20, frontispiece portrait.
Humphrey, Makers of North American botany 31-34. 1961.
Lenley et al., Cat. arch. Coll. NYBG 33. 1973 (corr.)
Fouzdar, Botanica, Delhi 22: 20-23. 1975 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Blakeslea Vhaxter (1914).
Blanchet, Jacques Samuel (1807-1875), Swiss plant collector in Bahia, Brazil, 1828-
1856 (Blanchet).
HERBARIUM and typEs: G. — duplicates (‘‘Plantae brasiliae”’) in many herbaria.
Ref 22°78:
Anon., Flora 30: 414. 1847; Bonplandia 6: 342. 1858.
Candolle, Phytographie 396. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 133. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 60. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 198; Bossert p. 41.
Urban, Bot. Jahrb. 21, Beibl. 52: 1-5. 1895 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg 3(2): 149, 181, 1903, 3(3): 203. 1905.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 7. 1906 (itin.)
eponymy: Blanchetia A. P. de Candolle (1836) ; Blanchetiastrum Hassler (1910).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 325-326. 1972.
Blanck, A. (fl. 1884), German physician and naturalist at Schwerin. (Blanck).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 172; CSP 12: 86.
550. Uebersicht der Phanerogamenflora von Schwerin nebst einem die Gefass-Kryptogamen
enthaltenden Anhang. Schwerin i/M. (Alexander Schmiedekampf) 1884. Oct. (Uebers.
phan. Schwerin).
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1884 (pref. Apr 1884; Nat. Nov. Mai 1884), p. [i-iv], [1]-89.
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Blanco, Francisco Manuel (1778-1845), Spanish clergyman, explorer and botanist.
(Blanco).
HERBARIUM and Types: According to Merrill (see under Flora de Filipinas) nothing is
known about a Blanco herbarium. A set of 400 plants said (by Colmeiro) to have been
collected by Blanco and Llanos is at MA, some duplicates are probably at G. Merrill
distributed newly collected representative specimens as Species Blancoanae. 1H lists Blanco
specimens in FT.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 356, 2: 78.
Candolle, Phytographie 397. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 198; BL 1: 122; BM 1: 172, 6: 97; Bossert
p. 41; IF p. 681; Kew 1: 265; MW p. 44.
Ivan, Rev. bot. Duchartre 2: 281-286. 1847, Bot. Zeit. 6: 72. 1848.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 70. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 60-61. 1951 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Blancoa Blume (1843); Blancoa Blume (1849).
HANDWRITING: Flora de Filipinas, Gran edicion, vol. 1, plate between p. [iii] and [v].
551. Flora de Filipinas, Segun el sistema sexual de Linneo. Manila (En la imprenta de
Sto. Thomas por D. Candido Lopez) 1837. Qu. (Fl. Filip.)
Publ.: 1837, p. [i]-lxxvin, [1]-887. Copies: CAS, HH, U, US. — The HH copy has an
inscription dated 13 Dec 1837.
Ref.: BM 1: 172; CO 407; IF p. 682; Jackson p. 397; Kew 1: 265; MW p. 44; PR 828;
SO 845c-e.
Merrill, Govt. Lab. Publ. Philip 27: 1-132. 1905; Philip. J. Sci. 2 (Bot) : 429-439. 907,
12 (Bot.): 113-116. 1917.
Merrill, Species Blancoanae, Bur. Sci.-Publ. 12: 1-423. 1918.
Steenis-Kruseman, Flora males. ser. 1. 1: 60-61, 599. 1950.
552. Flora de Filipinas, segun el sistema sexual de Linneo: ... segunda impresion, corre-
gida y aumentada por el mismo autor. Manila (D. Miguel Sanchez) 1845. Qu. (Fl.
Filip., ed. 2).
Publ.: 1845, p. [i*], [11*], [i]-lix, [1]-619. Copies: HH, U, US.
Ref.: BM 1: 172; CO 407; Jackson 397; Kew 1: 182; MW p. 44; PR 828; SO 845c-e;
IDC 36.
Klotzsch, Bot. Zeit. 5: 551, -555. 30 Jul 1847.
Hasskarl, Flora 47: 17-29, 49-59. 1861.
553- Flora de Filipinas por el P. Fr. Manuel Blanco agustino calzado adicionada con el
manuscrito inédito del P. Fr. Ignacio Mercado las obras de P. Fr. Antonio Llanos y de
un apéndice con todas las nuevas investigaciones botanicas referentes al archipiclago
Filipino. Gran Edicion hecha a expensas de la provincia de agustinos calzados de Filipi-
nas bajo la direccion cientifica del P. Fr. Andrés Naves. Manila (Plana y C.a), 4 vols.
1877-1883. Fol. (Fl. Filip., ed. 3).
vol. fascicle pagination date vol. fascicle pagination date
I I [i], [211], [v] vi-xvi 1877 10 115-130 1877
2 XV-xxi1x [xxx], 1877 I 131-146 1877
[1]2 12 147-162 1877
3 3-18 1877 13 163-178 1877
4 19-34. 1877 14/15 179-210 1877
5 35-50 1877 16 211-226 1877
6 51-66 1877 17 227-242 1877
a [67] 68-82 1877 18 243-258 1877
8 83-98 1877 19/20. = 259-290 1877
9 gQ-114 1877 QI 291-306 1877
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vol. fascicle pagination date vol. fascicle pagination date
22 307-322 1877 12 177-192 1879
23 323-338 1877 13 193-208 1879
24 339-350, 1877 14/15 209-240 1879
[i*] 11*-vii* 16 241-256 1879
2 I [1], [3], [5] 6-16 1878 17 [257] 258-271, 1879
2 17-32 1878 i-vi (Index)
3/4 33-60 1878 4 1A [i], [aii], [v-vii] 1880
5 [61] 62-80 1878 Vlli-XV1
g/10 81-160 1878 2A [xvii] xviii, 1880
II 161-176 1878 [1] 2-14
12/13 177-208 1878 3A 15-30 1880
14 2009-224 1878 4A/5A 31-62 1880
15/16 [225] 226-256 1878 6A 63-78 1880
1G) 257-272 1878 7A 79-94 1880
18/19 =. 273-304 1878 8A g5-108 1880
20 305-320 1879 9A * [1-111] 1Vv-Vvi, 1880
21/22 [321] 322-352 1879 [1] 2-10
23 353-368 1879 10A/11A_ 11-42 1880
24/25 369-400 1879 12A 43-59 1880
26/27 [401] 402-418, 1879 13A(p.p.) 59-63 1880
[419], [1] ti-vill 13A [il § [aaa | selva) 1880
Sie: [1], [3], [5] 6-16 1879 (p.p.)- viix (p. ix, 12
2/3 [17] 18-48 1879 2a1A Dec 1880),
4 [49] 50-64 1879 [1] 2-272
5/6 [65] 66-96 1879 22A-23A 273-336 1882
7 [97] 98-112 1879 24A 337-375 15 Jun
8/9 [113] 114-144 1879 (“Entrega 1883
10 145-160 1879 ultima’’)
II 161-176 1879
* Mercado, I., Libro de medicinas de esta tierra, declaraciones de las virtudes de los
arboles y plantas que estan en estas islas filipinas.
** Naves, A. and Fernandez-Villar, C., Novissima appendix ad floram philippinarum
R. P. Fr. Emmanuélis Blanco seu enumeratio contracta plantarum philippensium
hucusque cognitarum cum synonymiis PP. Blanco, Llanos, Mercado et aliorum aucto-
rum. (Fernandez-Villar is responsible for text p. 1-212 and from Fimbristylis subbispicata
on p. 307 to 375; Naves is the author p. 213-307, ending with Fimbristylis nutans). Covers
are missing in the MO copy from fascicle 14A onwards; data on later fascicles from
Merrill, Philip. J. Sci. 12: 13-16. 1917.).
Only text of the deluxe edition (500 copies printed on better paper) have been seen, even
though two copies of the volumes of plates from the economy edition have been reviewed
(HU, US). The collation of the text above is from the MO copy which has most of the
original fascicle covers bound in place, the only such copy we have seen. Comparison of
this copy with the one described by Merrill, which also had covers, reveals two inexpli-
cable differences. In volume two, Merrill reports a double fascicle numbered “‘6-7”’ but
the MO copy omits fascicles six to eight altogether, without any break in pagination.
Similarly, in the fourth volume, Merrill records a double fascicle ‘“gA-10A”’ but the MO
copy has fascicles ‘‘1oA-11A” issued together in one cover.
PLATES PRESENT
mo: (“‘edicion de lujo,” ““Gran edicién’’) 1, 3-15, 17-43, “43-61, 63-64, 66, 68-73, 73-76,
78-86, 86-91, 93-94, 94-100, 100, 102, 104-106, 108-131, 131-138, 138-167, 167-168,
170-176, 176-185, 187-210, 210-226, 226-255, 257-326, 328-403, 403-414, 414-415,
415-426, 426-427, 427-428, 428-429, 429-468. Plates 257 and 382 are represented by
two copies each; 426 is used for three plates of three species. Plates bound separately.
Ny: (“Gran edicién’’) 1, 3-15, 17-43, *43-60, 62-64, 66, 67-73, 73-76, 78-86, 86-91,
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93-94, 94-100bis, 100, 100, 102, 104-106, 108-122, 124, 124-131, 131-138, 138-167,
167-168, 170-175, 175-185, 187-210, 210-226, 226-324, 326-368, 368-402, 402-404,
404-405, 405-414, 414-415, 415-425, 425-426, 426-427, 427-428, 428-429, 429-468.
Plates bound separately.
us: (“Gran edicion’’) 1-15, 17-25, 27-43, *43-60, 62-64, 66, 68-76, 78-86, 86-91, 93-94,
94-100, 100-102, 104-106, 108-124, 124-167, 167-168, 170-175, 175-185, 187-199, 201-
210, 210-226, 226-243, 245-272, 272-309, 309-402, 402-404, 404-407, 409-415, 415-
425, 425-426, 426-427, 427-428, 428-429, 429-468. Plates bound separately.
(‘“Edicién econémica’’) i-ccxxv, ccxxvil-cdlix. Plates bound separately in numerical
order; numbers printed on plates.
Hu: (‘‘Edicién econémica’’) i-vil, 1X-xiil, xvi-xlili, *xliii-Ixxiii, Ixxiii-lxxvi, Ixxvili-lxxxvi,
IxXXVI-XCIV, XCIV-C, C-CXXIil, CXX1lI-CXXXVill, Cxxxviii-cli, cliii-clxvil, clxvil-clxxv, clxxv-
c]xxxvili, CXC-CCVili, CCVili-ccx, CCX-CCxxvi, ccxxvi-cclii, ccliv-cclxxxix, cclxxxix-
CCCXXXV1, cCccCxxxvill-ccclix, ccclix-ccclx, ccclxli-cccxciv, cccxcvi-cdxxix, cdxxxi-
cdlxii, cdlxv-cdlxviii. Plates bound with text in non-numerical order.
MERR.: (“‘Gran edicidn’’) 1, 3-15, 17-43, *43-60, 62-64, 66, 68-73, 73-86, 86-91, 93-94,
94-100, 100, 102, 104-106, 108-122, 124, 124-131, 131-138, 138-167, 167-168, 170-175,
175-185, 187-210, 210-226, 226-257, 257-261, 261-324, 326-341, 343-368, 368-382,
382-402, 402-404, 404-405, 405-414, 414-415, 415-425, 425-427, 427-428, 428-429,
429-442, 442-468. See Merrill, E. D. Philip J. Sci. 12: 113-116. 1917, for analysis of
this copy (destroyed during World War II?).
* Duplicated numbers indicate two plates, depicting two different species, with same
plate-number.
The plates cause special problems because each of the sets we have seen differs in the
plates present. The non-color printing was all done in Manila and the printed illustra-
tions for the deluxe edition shipped to Barcelona for the application of color, or perhaps
the plates themselves were sent there so that the color illustrations in the deluxe edition
were done entirely in Spain. Besides lacking color, the plates of the economy edition have
the plate numbers printed on each plate; the color plates in the deluxe edition are not
numbered, although each of the copies we have seen has plate numbers added in pencil
from a list in volume four of the species arranged by families. Some errors may have
occurred in this number-transfer, but confusion is profound even if every number was
faithfully copied onto its plate. The plates in the economy edition for the most part
(random checking only) duplicate the colored ones but even this is not uniform, and in
at least one instance the two versions differ by some obvious but unimportant details in
the parts depicted. The US set of plates is the most complete one seen.
Ref.: BM 1: 172; GF p. 50; Kew 1: 182; MW p. 44; NI 170; PR 828; SK p. clxxi;
SO 845c-e; IDC 5850.
Hasskarl, Flora 4.7: 16-29, 49-59. 1864.
Merrill, A review of the identifications of the species described in Blanco’s Flora de
Filipinas. 1905. (Bur. Interior publ. 27: 1-94).
Merrill, Philip. J. Sci. 12 (Bot.): 113-116. 1917.
Merrill, Species blancoanae 1918. (Dept. Agr. Publ. 12: 1-423).
Merrill, An enumeration of Philippine flowering plants 4: 165. 1926.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1.1: 60-61. 1950.
Blandow, Otto Christian (1778-1810). German pharmacist, notary and bryologist in
Mecklenburg. (Bland.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The location of Blandow’s original herbarium is unknown. Dr. E.
Kihner of Rostock informs me that Blandow’s original collections are not in ROST, at
least not recognizably. Some material is at B, BERN, BM and W. Authentic material
was included in his Musci frondosi exsiccati (fasc. 1-6, nos. 1-300 Neustrelitz 1804-1810).
For information on these exsiccata see Sayre [published: fasc. 1, 19 Mai 1804, 2, 28 Apr
1805, 3, 20 Jun 1807, 4, 20 Jul 1807, 5, 16 Apr 1808, 6, 20 Jun 1810, n.v.]. Blandow
himself, in the preface to his Mecklenburgische Moose (1809) states that a major part of the
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mosses treated in this pamphlet have been deposited “‘in schénen und instruktiven
Exemplaren” in Detharding: Herbarium Rostochiense Florae Megapolitanae. A volume ‘‘Sys-
tematisch-tabellarische Sammlung”? von Laubmoosen is at BM.
Ref: UE 2:78.
Blandow, Bot. Zeit. Regensburg 3: 234-239. 1804.
Sayre, Dates of publications describing Musci 18, 23, 30, 35. 1959.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 184. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 2: 555; Barnhart 1: 198; BM 1: 173; CSP 7: 190;
Kew 1: 265; NDB 2: 178; PR 829.
Boll, Fl. Mecklenburg 148. 1860.
Brockmann, Laubmoose Mecklenburgs 8-10.
Oltmanns, Arch. Ver. Freunde Naturgesch. Mecklenburg 47: 125. 1894.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Sturm, Deutschlands Flora, Cryptogamie, Abt. 2, Hefte 9-11, 1809-1810.
EPONYMY: Blandowia Willdenow (1809).
554- Uebersicht der Mecklenburgischen Moose nach alphabetischer Ordnung entworfen.
[Neustrelitz] 1809. Oct. (Uebers. Mecklenb. Moose).
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1809 (preface Apr 1809), p. [1]-16. Copy: L (Persoon library). — Already
announced, apparently incorrectly, as published at Easter Messe 1808.
Ref.:, BM 12 1733;PR:829; SY p: 35:
Blatter, Ethelbert (1877-1934), Indian botanist. (Blatt.)
HERBARIUM and Types: BLAT, other material at B, BM, K.
Ref.: TH 2: 79.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 199; BFM 1544; IF suppl. 3: 202; Kew 1:
266-267; LS 3074; MW p. 44.
Fischer, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1934: 338-339.
Anon., J. Ind. bot. Soc. 13: 243-245. 1934.
Fischer, Proc. Linn. Soc. 147: 159-161. 1935.
555+ Flora of Aden. Calcutta (Superintendent Government Printing, India) 1914-1916,
3 parts. Oct. (FI. Aden).
1: 1914, p. [i*-v*], [i]-ii, map, [I]-II, 1-79, 5 pl. Records of the Botanical Survey of
India 7(1). Copies: L, U.
2: 1915, p. [77]-336. Records 7(2). Copies: L, U.
3: 1916, p. [i-ii], 337-418, [i]-xix, map, 2 pl. [1**, t.p. 1914-1916]. Records 7(3). Copies:
Ew
Ref.: Kew 1: 266.
559. Flora arabica. [1-4:] Calcutta (Superintendent Government Printing, India) [5-6:]
Delhi (Manager of Publication). (FJ. arab.)
Publ.: In six parts, as Records Bot. Survey of India, vol. 8 (nos. 1-6). Copy: L:
fasc. pages dates
I {i*-ii*], [i]-ii, [i]-123 Aug-Dec 1919
2 [i-ii], 123-282, map Aug-Dec 1921
3 [i-ii], [283]-365 *‘tg21”’, printers mark 10 Jan 1922
4 [i-ii], 365-450 Apr-Dec 1923
5 [i-ii], 451-519, [i]-xlix Feb-Dec 1936
[6] [i-iv], [451]-501 Aug-Dec 1933
Fasc. 6: was in fact a separate publ., Records 8(5), on the botanical exploration of
Arabia. Fasc. 5 was Records 8(6).
Ref.: Kew 1: 266.
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557- Lhe palms of British India and Ceylon. (Humphrey Mitford, Oxford University Press),
London, New York, Bombay, Calcutta, Madras 1926. Qu. (Palms Brit. Ind.)
Publ.: 1926, frontisp., p. [i*-x*], [1]-xxvili, 1-600, pl. r-106, maps A, B, 49 text figs.
Copy: U. — Based on a series of publications in the J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 1910-
1918.
Ref.: Kew 1: 267.
Bleicher, Joseph (ff. 1899), German highschool teacher and botanist at Ingolstadt.
(F. Bleicher).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
558- Schulflora von Ingolstadt und Umgebung. Anleitung zur Bestimmung dei meisten wild
wachsenden Samenpflanzen von Joseph Bleicher, ... I. Teil. Programm des kgl. hu-
manistischen Gymnasiums Ingolstadt fiir das Schuljahr 1808/99. Ingolstadt (A. Gang-
hofer) s.d. [1899]. Oct. + (Schulfl. Ingolstadt).
Publ.: Theil I: 1899, before Aug (Nat. Nov.), p. [i*], [i]-xu1, [1]-87. Copy: B— A second
part is not known to us.
Bleicher, Marie Gustave (1838-1901), French geologist and pharmacist, director of
the Ecole de Pharmacie at Nancy. (M. G. Bleicher).
COLLECTIONS: At the Université de Nancy.
Ref.: Sherborn, Where is the — collection 19. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 200; BM 1: 176; CSP 12: 87, 13: 604-605;
Quenstedt p. 43.
Mieg, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Colmar 6: 161-197. 1902 (portr., bibl.)
Fliche, Bull. Soc. géol. France 1902: 231-239, 421.
Bluff, Mathias Joseph (1805-1837), German botanist at Aachen (Aix-la-Chapelle).
(Bluff ).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 204; BM 1: 178; CSP 1: 435-436; DTS 1:
22-23; Jackson p. 293; Kew 1: 270; PR 837, 2903, 2904, 10346; Zander ed 10, p. 636.
Nees, Flora 20(2): 416. 1837.
Anon., Brit. foreign Med. Rev. 7: 298-299. Jan 1839.
Fingerhuth, Jahresber. bot. Ver. Mittel-Niederrheins 2: 142-144. 1839.
NOTE: For Bluff, Entwicklungs-Combinationen organischer Wesen, Kéln 1827 (n.v.) see Flora
12(1) Erg. Bl. 78-80. Jun 1829.
EPONYMY: Bluffia C. G. D. Nees (1834).
559- Compendium florae Germaniae. Niirnberg (J. L. Schrag) 1821-1823, 4 vols. Duod.
(Comp. fl. German.)
Sectio 1. Plantae phanerogamicae seu vasculosae
Tomus 1: Mai 1825, p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-755, [756, err.], 2 pl. (Flora 8(2), Beil. 1: g-10
gives 28 Mai 1825 as the date of “‘completion,”’ a review followed on 7 Dec 1825).
Tomus 2: 1825, late, or, more probably, early 1826, p. [i]-xviii, [1]-788, [1, err.],
1 pl. (announced by Flora 28 Oct 1826, reviewed 21 Nov 1826).
Authors of sectio 1: M. J. Bluff and Carl Anton Fingerhuth.
Issues: on ‘writing paper’’ and on “‘printing paper”’.
Sectio 2. Plantae cryptogamicae s. cellulosae
Tomus 3: 1831 (pref. 13 Mar 1831), alternative title page:
Flora cryptogamica germaniae auctore Fred. Guil. Wallrothio ... pars prior continens
filices, lichenastra, muscos et lichenes. Niirnberg 1831, p. [i]-xxvi, [1], [1]-654.
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Tomus 4: Jan-Mar 1833, alternative title page: Flora ... pars posterior continens algas
et fungos. Nurnberg 1833, p. [i]-lvi, [1]-923, p. vii dated Dec 1832, announced by
Flora 28 Mar 1833.
Author of sectio 2: Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Wallroth (1792-1857). .
Copies: HH, L.
Editio altera, aucta et amplificata, curantibus M. J. Bluff ..., C.-G. Nees ab Esenbeck,
... et J. C. Schauer. Sectio 1, Plantae phanerogamicae seu vasculosae [only] 2 vols.,
Nurnberg (J. L. Schrag) 1836-1839. Duod.
Tomus 1, pars 1: Jan 1836, p. [i]-xviii, [1]-648, [2, err.], (p. x. id. Nov 1835, announce-
ment of proof sheet Flora 28 Nov 1835, Allg. Bibliogr. Deutschl. says publ. 15 Jan
1835; 1d. at Regensburg 10 Feb 1836, rev. Flora 7 Mai 1836, Hinrichs 17-23 Jan
1836).
Tomus 1, pars 2: 1837, p. [i], [1]-448, [1, err.], (rev. Flora 7 Mar 1838).
Tomus 2: 1838, p. [i-iii], [1]-764, [1, err.] (Hinrichs 3-9 Mar 1839).
Index generalis 1839: p. [i], [1]-159 (Flora 4 Mar 1839).
Copy: HH. — This second edition was superseded by W. D. J. Koch, Synopsis florae ger-
manicae et helveticae of 1837, possibly in part because of Koch’s use of the Candollean
system (see Sprague 1920).
Ref.: BM 1: 178; DTS 1: 22-23; Jackson p. 293; Kew 1: 270; LS 3109; PR 837.
Nees von Esenbeck, Flora 1825 (Beil. 1): 90-93, 2: 714-718. Sprague, Bull. misc. inf.
Kew 1920: 72-74 (modern equivalents of names publ. in ed. 2).
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 154. 1949.
Blum, John Leo (1917-x), American algologist. (Blum).
EXSICCATAE: Vaucheriae exsiccatae (22 nos., Buffalo, N.Y., 16 Jun 1960). Set at NY.
Ref.: Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 62-63. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 204; Bossert p. 42; Roon p. 18.
Blum, NAF ser. 2.8: 45. 1972 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE works: Vaucheriaceae, NAF ser. 2. 8: 1-53, 57, 59, 61. 5 Dec 1972.
Blume, Carl (Karl) Ludwig (1796-1862), German born Dutch botanist, travelled
and worked in Java, long-time director of the Leiden Rijksherbarium. (Blume).
HERBARIUM and Types: Original collections at L, second set at BO. Types mainly at L,
but also at BO and P. — For the story of the transportation of his and the Rijksherba-
rium’s collections from Brussels to Leiden see Flora 14: 27-28. 1831.
Ref.: 1H 2: 80.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 64-66. 1950.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Aa Suppl. p. 111; ADB 2: 746; Barnhart 1: 204; BM 1:
178-179; Bossert p. 42; Bretschneider p. 308; CSP 1: 437-438; Frank p. 11; JW 1:
439, 2: 1853 3: 343, 4: 376, 5: 234; Kew 1: 271; Langman p. 141; LS 3108-3110; MW
p. 45; NI 174-178; NNBW 8: 132; Plesch p. 142-143; PR 839-848.
Junghuhn en de Vriese, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 1: 261. 1848, 2: 16. 1851 (also as separate
pamphlets).
Blume, Opheldering van de inlichtingen van den Heer Fr. Junghuhn, Leiden 1850,
Aj 1 Qup:
Blume, Antwoord aan den Heer W. H. de Vriese, Leiden 1850, 38 p. (partly repr. from
Ned. Kruidk. Arch. 2(2): 276-278 and 2(3): 139-142).
Blume, Alg. Konst- en Letterbode 1850(2): 99-109, 114-223, 258-261, 274-279.
Junghuhn, Alg. Konst- en Letterbode 1850(2): 232-240.
Anon., Leidsch Dagblad 598, 5 Feb 1862, 3 p. (repr. at L.)
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 150, 383, 412. 1862.
Seemann, J. Bot. 1: 64. 1863.
Treub, Korte geschiedenis van ’s Lands Plantentuin te Buitenzorg. 7-9. 1892 (portr.)
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 12. 1906.
Sirks, Indisch Natuuronderzoek 109-112. 1915 (portr.)
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Goddijn, Meded. Rijksherb. Leiden 62a: 1-3. 1931 (portr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 70. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 64-66. 1950 (portr.; extensive info.)
Stafleu, Wentia 16: 28-31. 1966.
Stafleu, Regn. veg. 71: 306-308, 415. 1970.
Van der Hoek fréres, Oeuvres de feu Mr. C. L. Blume. [Advertisement, 1842, printed
on the back of ‘planches inédites’ of the Flora Javae; list of left-over stock of Blume’s
publications with bibliographical details. |
EPONYMY (genera): Blumea H. G. L. Reichenbach (1828); Blumea A. P. de Candolle
(1833, nom. cons.) ; Blumella Van Vieghem (1895) ; Blumeodendron Kurz (1873) ; Blumeopsis
Gagnepain (1920); Blumia C. G. D. Nees (1825, nom. rej.); Blumia K. P. J. Sprengel
(1826); (journal): Blumea tijdschrift voor de systematiek en de geografie der planten.
(A journal of plant-taxonomy and plant-geography). Uitgegeven door het Rijksherba-
rium te Leiden. Leiden. Vol. 1-x, 1934-x.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 327-328. 1972 =
NoTE: Blume planned, with Philipp Franz von Siebold (1796-1866), the foundation of
the “Koninklijke Nederlandsche Maatschappij tot aanmoediging van den Tuinbouw’’,
which took place in 1842.
560. Catalogus van eenige der merkwaardigste zoo in- als uitheemse gewassen, te vinden
in ’s Lands Plantentuin te Buitenzorg opgemaakt door C. L. Blume, M.D., Directeur
van voorz. tuin. s.l. n.d. [Batavia 1823]. Oct. (Catalogus).
Orig. ed.: Feb-Sep 1823 (Preface 3 Feb 1823), p. [i], [1]-112, [1 p., caption], 1 pl. Copies:
BR, U. — Blume sent a copy of the Catalogus to C. G. Nees von Esenbeck on 15 Sep
1823 (letter at G) and it therefore antedates Blume’s “‘Beschrijving van eenige gewas-
sen ..., in Verh. Bat. Genootschap 9g: 129-202 (1823) which volume contains a
report of a meeting held on 7 Oct 1823. — The descriptions were reprinted in Flora 8:
97-160. 1825. — Several of the names validly published in this catalogue were orig-
inally overlooked by the compilers of the Index kewensis.
Facsimile ed.: Jamaica Plain 1946 (Arnold Arboretum), pagination as above. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM. 1: 178; Kew 1: 271; MW p. 45; PR 839; RS p. 75.
Anon., Flora 8: 97-112, 113-125, 129-144, 145-149. 1825.
Lawrence, Baileya 8: 52-53. 1960 (lists 40 names not prev. listed by I.K.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 27: 2190. 1974.
561. Tabellen en platen voor de Javaansche Orchideeén. Batavia (Lands Drukkerij) 1825.
Fol. (Tab. pl. Fav. Orchid.)
Publ.: 1-7 Dec 1825, issued with Bijdr. part. 6. Copies: G, K, L, U. — The Berlin Botanical
Museum had a copy with 16 instead of the usual 15 plates. Photocopies of this plate
are in most other copies. Blume himself mentions 17 plates in his letter to Nees of
3 Dec 1826(G). Text 1 fol with p. [i] as t.p., 5 fol. tables, text on p. [ii] and [iii] of
each sheet.
Facsimile ed.: announced by Asher (1974).
Ref.: BM 1: 178; Jackson p. 396; PR 841; RS p. 75; SK p. clxxi; IDC 5459.
Mansfeld, Rep. Sp. nov. 39: 318. 1936.
Wit, de, Fl. males. Bull. 1: 96. 1948.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 11: 432. 1955, 15: 731. 1960.
562. Bidragen tot de flora van Nederlandsch Indié. Batavia (Lands Drukkerij) 1825-1826.
Oct. (in fours) (Bijdr. or Bijdr. fl. Ned. Ind.)
Publ.: The dates of publication of several of the earlier Hefte can be established from
the correspondence (at G) between Blume and C. G. Nees von Esenbeck, then at
Bonn. Blume often sent several copies to Nees for further distribution in Europe. In
addition copies were sent to other botanists accompanied by pre-printed letters in
which the number of the livraison and the date were filled in by hand. Livr. 1 was
sent to A. P. de Candolle with such a letter on 1 June 1825 which fits de Wit’s estimate
that it came out between 15 Mar and 31 Mai 1825.
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parts pages
(stukken)
I [i-x], [11-42
2 [43]-109
3 [i-ili], [111]-160
4 [i-ii], [161]-212
5 [1-1], [213]-260
6 [i-ii], [261 ]-284
7 [i-ini], [285]-354
8 [i-ii], [355]-434
9 [iin], [435]-484
10 [1-11], [485]-528
11 [i-iti], [529]-577
12 [1-111], [578]-636
13 [i-ui], [637]-730
14. [i-iti], [731]-850
15 [i-ii], [851]-941
16 [i-i1i], [943]-1066
17 [1067 ]-1169
dates
15 Mar-31 Mai 1825
12 Jun-2 Jul 1825
20 Aug 1825
20 Sep 1825
20 Sep-7 Dec 1825
20 Sep-7 Dec 1825
20 Sep-7 Dec 1825
20 Sep-7 Dec 1825
20 Sep-7 Dec 1825
7 Dec-24 Jan 1826
24 Jan 1826
24 Jan 1826
24 Jan 1826
Jul-Dec 1826
Jul-Dec 1826
Oct 1926-Nov 1827
Oct 1926-Nov 1827
Copies: BR, U. — Part 4 was reprinted in 1950 (n.v.). A facsimile reprint of the complete
work was announced by Asher (1974).
Ref.: BM 1: 178; Jackson p. 394; Kew 1: 271; MW p. 45; PR 842; RS p. 75; SK p.
clxxi; IDC 5080.
Wit, de, Fl. males. Bull. 4: 96-97. 1948.
Steenis, Fl. males. Bull. 7: 193. 1950.
563. Flora Javae nec non insularum adjacentium, auctore Carolo Ludovico Blume, . .
adjutore Joanne Baptista Fischer, ... cum tabulis lapide aerique incisis. Bruxelles (J.
Frank) 1828 [-1851]. Fol. ¢ (Fl. Favae).
Co-author: Johannes Baptistus Fischer (x-1832).
Preface material: p. [i*-viii*], [i]-x (p.x: id. Mai 1828), frontispiece portr. Blume.
families part pages plates dates
Rhizantheae 1-2 [i,] [1 ]-24 1-6 5 Aug 1828
I-2 25-26 3 Jan 1829
Filices 3-4. [1]-36 I-12 17 Jan 1829
5-6 37-56 13-22 17 Mar 1829
78 doubl.
Dipterocarpeae 7-8 [1]-24. 1-6 2 Mai 1829
1-4 double
Chlorantheae 7-8 [1]-14 I-2 2 Mai 1829
Filices 9-10 57-84 23-36 12 Mai 1829
Cupuliferae II-12 [1]-24 I-I2 3 Jul 1829
13-14 25-46 13-24 24 Juli 1829
Filices 15-16 85-112 37-47 31 Aug 1829
Myriceae 17-18 [1]-8 I 17 Oct 1829
Balsamifluae 17-18 [1]-12 I-2 17 Oct 1829
Juglandeae 17-18 [1]-16 1-5 17 Oct 1829
Magnoliaceae 19-20 [1]-40 I-12 25 Nov 1829
g and ro double
Anonaceae QI1-22 [1]-36 I-I4 25 Jan 1830
23-24, 37-56 15-27 18 Mar 1830
Filices 25-27 113-152 48-65 14 Apr 1830
Anonaceae 28-29 57-80 28-39 30 Apr 1830
30-31 81-100 40-50 29 Mai 1830
32-33 100-108 5I-53 25 Jun 1830
Schizandreae 32-33 [1]-18 I-5 25 Jun 1830
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families part pages plates dates
Loranthae 34-35 [1]-24 1-16 16 Aug 1830
Filices 36-39 153-184 66-88 31 Aug 1847
40 185-196 89-94 31 Mar 1851
Lorantheae 41-42 25-40 17-28 31 Mar 1851
Copies: BR, L, U.
Issues: large paper (54 X 35 cm) and regular size.
Plates: 238, of which 224 (GF; 225 NI) are coloured in all copies of the large paper issue
and part of the regular one. Planches inédites, offered for sale between 1862 and 1897
(some of them again distr. by van Steenis in 1947) are found in various copies. A
complete set may exist in the former Plesch copy;
Rhododendron i-vii, vii B, viiC; Amphicalyx ix;
Gaultheria xiii-xi; Vaccinium xix-xx, XXlil-xxiv;
Loranthus xxix-xxxii; Olferia xcv-vi (see also NI 174).
Prospectus: A prospectus in French and another in Latin, dated Bruxelles Mai 1828,
announces that Blume, assisted by J. B. Fischer, intends to follow the style of the
Plantes équinocitiales and the Nova genera plantarum of Humboldt and Bonpland.
The plan was to issue 100 parts, one or two per month, each of six plates (or three
double ones). Coloured copies were sold at D.fl. 5.—, plain ones at D.fl. 4.— per part.
Ref.: BM 1: 178; GF p. 50; IF p. 682; Jackson p. 396; Kew 1: 271, NI 174-175; Plesch
p- 143-144; PR 845; RS p. 75; SK p. clxxii; IDC 5212.
Blume, Alg. Konst- Letterbode 1828(1): 369 (subscription)
W. H. de Vriese, ‘Tuinbouwfl. 3: 357-365. 1856.
H. C. van Hall, Tuinbouwfl. 3: 365-366. 1856.
Danser, Blumea 3: 203-211. 1939.
Steenis, Fl. males. Bull. 2: 49. 1947, Blumea 6: 263. 1948.
Wit, Fl. males. Bull. 5: 138-141. 1949.
Tournay, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 90: 343-346. 1958.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 14: 642. 1959; 15: 731-733. 1960; 16: 821.
1961; 18: 1011. 1963.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 53. 1975.
564. Enumeratio plantarum Javae et insularum adjacentium minus cognitarum vel no-
varum ex herbariis Reinwardtii, Kuhlii, Hasseltii et Blumiui. Leiden (J. W. van Leeu-
wen) 1827-1828, 2 fascicles. Oct. (Enum. pl. Favae).
Fasc. 1: Oct-Dec 1827 (pref. kal. Oct 1827; Ned. Staats-Courant 18 Feb 1828), p. [i]-vi,
[1]-98. Copies: BR, U.
Fasc. 2: 1828 (pref. kal. Nov 1827; Ned. Staats-Courant 15 Dec 1828), p. [iJ-x, [99]-274,
[3, add., 1, corr.] Copies: BR, U. — Half title and gen. t.p. [i], [iii].
Reissue: Sep-Oct 1830 (Flora 13(2), Beil. 24. 1830), unchanged except for t.p. (n.v.)
(s-Gravenhage).
Facsimile ed.: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1968, with extra t.p. dated 1968. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 178; IF p. 682; Jackson p. 396; Kew 1: 271; PR 843; SK p. clxxi; IDC
5234, 5290.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxiv. 1891.
Stafleu, Taxon 17: 437. 1968.
565. De novis quibusdam plantarum familiis expositio et olim jam expositarum enumeratio.
s.l.n.d. [1834]. Oct. (Nov. pl. expos.)
Publ.: Aug-Dec 1833, p. [i], [1]-32. Copy: BR. — Preprint from Tijdschrift voor natuurlyke
Geschiedenis en Physiologie 1: 131-162. 1834. Pritzel (844) cites 1833 as the date of this
preprint with independent pagination, perhaps because of the date “‘calendis Augusti
1833” on p. 32. The note “‘paru a Leyde vers la fin d’aotit 1833” in Ann. Sci. nat. Bot.
ser. 2. 2: 89-106. Aug. 1834 (reprint of the article) may well be based only on the date
in the preprint. This preprint is mentioned as “‘vorgelegt”’ at the meeting of the
Regensburger botanische Gesellschaft of 1 Mar 1834, see Flora 17: 236. 21 Apr 1834.
The reprints in the “Tijdschrift”? and ‘“‘Annales’’ came out almost at the same time:
the independently paged issue may therefore be regarded as a preprint. A copy at L
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presented by Blume to Korthals carries no inscribed date, but in the absence of indi-
cations to the contrary the date 1833, appearing in the preprint, must be taken as
correct.
Ref.: CSP 1: 437; PR 844.
566. Rumphia, sive commentationes botanicae imprimis de plantis Indiae orientalis, tum
penitus incognitis tum quae in libris Rheedii, Rumphii, Roxburghii, Wallichii, aliorum,
recensentur. Scripsit C. L. Blume Cognomine Rumphius. Leiden, Amsterdam (C. G.
Sulpke), Brussel (H. Remy), Dusseldorf (Arnz), Paris (C. Roret). 1835-1848 (-1849),
4 vols. Fol. (Rumphia).
Publ.: The full details of the contents of the fascicles are not yet available. There are also
still some mysteries surrounding the dates of publication of some of the parts (see
notes in TL-1).
vol. part pages plates dates
I 1-3 [I]-VI, [7]-40 I-17 Jan-Mai 1836
4-6 41- 18- Jul-Aug 1836
7-9 -124 -52 Nov 1836
10-12 125-164 57-70 Apr-Jun 1837
13-15 165-204 71-85 Dec 1837
pref. [i-iv], [v-viii] frontisp. 1837 [?]
2 16-21 [I]-VIII, [o]- 86- Dec 1838
22-24 -92 - Oct 1839
25-30 93-176 -137 Jan-Aug 1843
pref. [i-iv], [v-viii] frontisp. 1843 [?]
3 31-36 [i-iv], [1]-I1, 138-157, 117B, 158-163, (p. Il: Kal Jun 1847)
[1]-224 163B, 164-167, 178B,
=172, 07/2 T72G, 073
frontisp. Blume
4 37-40 [i-iv], [1-75] 174-176, 176B, 176C, late Oct 1849
177, 178, 178B, 178C,
179, 200, 200B
Copies: U (2). —'The first Utrecht copy has plates 71-85 bound with volume 2 in accor-
dance with the contents of the text of that volume. A final single page of errata reported
by some bibliographies for the fourth volume is not present in the Utrecht copies. The
second folio sheet with dedication [v-viii] in vol. 2 (identical with that of vol. 1) is
absent from the second Utrecht copy.
The 210 plates are lithographs of drawings by a number of artists (listed by Nissen) and
numbered 1-200, 1576, 163c, 167b, 172b, 172c, 176b, 176c, 178b, 178c, 200b.
A prospectus announced the first fascicles (see Flora 28 Nov 1835); the text of this
prospectus is reproduced in Flora 19(1) Int. Bl. 5-11. 21 Feb 1836. A new announce-
ment appeared in Flora 20(1) Int. Bl. 23-27. 14 Jun 1837 (dated Jan 1837); it men-
tioned the completion of 12 fascicles scheduled for Apr 1837. Hefte 13-15 were an-
nounced by Flora (21: 255) on 28 Apr 1838.
“Die Rumphia ist jetzt endlich vollendet. Am 25. d.M. [i.e. Oct 1849] erhielt ich den
letzten Band, mit der Jahreszahl 1848” (Miquel to Schlechtendal in letter of 28 Oct 1849
at Halle. This is not the only instance of Blume’s practice of antedating his publications.
(see Stafleu 1967).
Ref.: BM 1: 178; GF p. 50; Jackson p. 117; MW p. 45; NI 178; Plesch p. 144; PR 846;
SK clxxii; IDC 5851.
Guillemin, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. 1836: 370-374. Jun 1836 [rev. fasc. 1-3, Dutch trans-
lation Alg. Konst- en Letterbode 1: 89-91, 105-107. 1837].
De Vriese, Tijdschr. nat. Gesch. Physiol. 3 (Boekbesch.): 27-40. Jun 1836 [rev. fasc.
1-3].
Miquel, Bull. Sci. phys. nat. Néerl. 1838: 183-190. 15 & 31 Dec 1838 [rev. fasc. 1-12,
extensive commentary].
G.K., Bot. Zeit. 1: 660-663. 22 Sep 1843 [rev. fasc. 25-30].
Adr. Jussieu, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 3. 14: 366-379. 1850.
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Junghuhn, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 2(1): 261. 1850.
Miquel, Alg. Konst- Letterbode 1850(1): 281-288. 3 Mai 1850 [vol. 4].
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxiv. 1891.
Sirks, Indisch natuuronderzoek 107-108. 1915.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 14: 641-642. 1959; 15: 731-732. 1960; 16: 821.
1961; 18: 1011. 1963.
Stafleu, The Miquel-Schlechtendal correspondence, in Smit & ‘Ter Laage, Essays in
Biohistory 1967.
567. Museum botanicum Lugduno-Batavum sive stirpium exoticarum, novarum vel minus
cognitarum ex vivis aut siccis brevis expositio et descriptio. Leiden (E. J. Bril) 1849-1851
[-1857], 2 vols. Oct. (Mus. bot.)
Publ.: The details of publication are not yet quite clear. The book is divided in dated
(monthly) parts. It is not likely that distribution took place per part but rather in
sets of parts. The Leiden University Library received parts 1-20 together in Jan. 1850.
This was perhaps a prepublication set. Miquel reports in the Algemeene Konst- en
Letterbode that nos. 1-4 were received in November 1949, 5-9 in April 1850, 9-14
in Oct 1850 (with Mai on the date of the cover!). Beumée has already shown that
for volume two the dates given in the volume cannot be accepted. The Nieuwsblad
van den Boekhandel lists vol. 1 as a whole only for the period 5-12 Mar 1852, vol. 2
part 1-8 for Feb (confirmed by the receipt of these issues by the Dutch Academy of
Sciences in Jan 1856), 9-12 for Mai 1856 (idem Dutch Acad. Sci.) and 13-16 were
issued together on 19 Feb. 1857.
The 56 lithographs are of drawings by Blume, Decaisne, Latour and A. J. Wendel. —
Blume sometimes withheld his publications from his colleagues. In other instances the
possibility of antedating should not be excluded. Miquel states in a letter to Schlechten-
dal (cf. Stafleu 1967) that some parts of the Museum botanicum are antedated by
half a year “um der Ehrsucht alle Prioritat zu retten und die Bearbeitung von
Pflanzen des off. Herbars durch andere so gut wie unméglich zu machen ...’’.
vol. part pages figures dates dates
(one plate on
per part) parts
I I [1]-16 I-3 kat. Jan 1849 Nov 1849
2 [17]-12 4-6 kat. Mar 1849 Nov 1849
3 [33]-48 7-8 kat. Apr 1849 Nov 1849
4 [49]-64 g-11 15 Apr 1849 Nov 1849
5 [65 ]-80 12-14 1 Mai 1849 Apr 1850
6 [81 ]-96 15-17 I Jun 1949 Apr 1850
7 [97|-112 18-20 kat. Aug 1849 Apr 1850
8 [113]-128 21-23 kat. Oct 1849 Apr 1850
9 [129]-144. 24-206 kat. Dec 1849 Oct 1850
10 [145]-160 27-29 kat. Jan 1850 Oct 1850
II [161]-176 30-31 kat. Feb 1849 Apr 1850
12 [177]-192 32-33 kat. Mar 1850 Oct 1850
13 [193]-208 34-306 kat. Apr 1850 Oct 1850
14 [209 ]-224 37-38 kat. Mai 1850 Oct 1850
15 [225]-240 39-40 Jun 1850 late 1850,
early 1851
16 [241]-256 41-42 Jul 1850 early 1851
17 [257]-272 43 Sep 1850 early 1851
18 [273 |-288 44 Oct 1850 early 1851
19 [289 |-304. 45-47 Nov 1850 early 1851
20 [305]-320 48 Dec 1850 early 1851
21 [321 ]-336 49-51 1851 1851?
22 [337]-352 52-53 1851 1851?
27 [353]-368 54-50 1851 1851?
24 [369]-384 57-60 1851 1851?
25 [385]-396 = = 1852
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vol. part pages figs. dates on parts probable dates
2 pref. 6 Jan 1852 Feb 1856
I [1]-16 I- 1852 Feb 1856
2 [17]-32 - Feb 1856
3 [33]-48 = Feb 1856
4 [49]-64 = Feb 1856
5 [65]-30 — Feb 1856
6 [81 ]-96 - Feb 1856
7 [97]-112 - Feb 1856
8 [113]-118 = Feb 1856
9 [129]-144 = Apr 1856
10 [145 |-160 — Apr 1856
II [161 ]-176 — Apr 1856
12 [177]-192 - Apr 1856
13 [193 |-208 — 19 Feb 1857
14. [209]-224 = 19 Feb 1857
15 [225 |-240 - 19 Feb 1857
16 [241 ]-256 -58 = 19 Feb 1857
Copy: BR. — Facsimile reprint announced by Asher (1974).
Ref.: BM 1: 178; Jackson p. 441; Langman p. 141; MW p. 45; NI 177; PR 848;
RS p. 75; SK p. clxxu; IDC 5852.
Miquel, Alg. Konst- en Letterbode 1850(1) : 313-314. 17 Mai 1850(1-4, 5-9); 1851(1):
21-28, 127, 129. Feb 1851 (9-14); Bot. Zeitung 14: 185-188, 540-541. 1856 (2 (1-8),
2(9-12)).
Anon., Flora 35: 419-425. 21 Jul 1852 (rev. vol. 1).
Anon., Flora 39: 252. 28 Apr 1856 (parts 10-12 rd.)
Beumée, Fl. males. Bull. 3: 69-70. 1948.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 15: 732. 1960; 18: 1o11, 1963.
Stafleu, The Miquel-Schlechtendal correspondence, zn Smit & Ter Laage, Essays in
Biohistory 1967.
568. Flora JFavae et insularum adjacentium nova series. Scripsit Carolus Ludovicus Blume.
Cum imaginibus majori ex parte naturae coloribus expressis. .[Tomus 1 (Orchideae) ].
Leiden (author), Amsterdam (C. G. Sulpke) 1858[-1859]. Fol. (Fl. Favae nov. ser.)
Publ.: 1858-1859, p. [i*-vii*], frontispiece, [1i]-vi, [1]-162, pl. orchid. 1-9, 9b, 9c, 10-12,
12b, 13-66. Copies: MICH, U. — 56 of the plates are coloured, ¢. 26 is double (2 p.);
artists: T. Bik, Blume, Gordon, Latour, van Raalten, A. J. Wendel. — Also issued as
Collection des Orchidées (cf. below, no. 569). It is possible, that the parts of the two
editions were issued almost simultaneously. This edition has 162, the Collection has
190 pages.
Ref.: Jackson p. 397; MW p. 45; NI 175; PR 847 [see also sub 569]; IDC 5853.
569. Collection des Orchidées les plus remarquables de l’Archipel Indien et du Japon.
Amsterdam (C. G. Sulpke) 1858[-1859]. Fol. (Coll. Orchid.)
Publ.: The main part of the book is identical with that of no. 568; the half-title, fronti-
spiece, title and dedication are different; the preface is a French translation of the
Latin preface to no. 568.
part pages plates dates
I-2 [i]-vi, [1]-30 1-11, 9b, 9¢, 9d Jan-Oct 1858
3-4. 31-58 12-22, 12b late 1858 or early 1859
5-6 59-74 23- late 1858 or early 1859
7-8 75-114 -42 1859, before Dec
9-10 115-150 43-54 1859, before Dec
II-12 151-190 55-66 1859, before Dec
70 plates, of which 56 coloured, ft. 26 is double, for numbering see above. — Jackson
240
Bel wAG Ge
(Guide p. 395) mentions a Paris 1864 edition. This is almost certainly identical (except
for the imprint) with the original Amsterdam issue. The MO-copy has an engraved t.p.
(s.d., s.l.): [i*, h.t.], engr. t.p., [111*-vi*, dedic.], [i]-vi, pref. (p. vi: 15 Dec 1857), [1]-
190 with the plates as in the Flora Javae issue. — The UC copy has no h.t. but a printed
t.p. [i*]: p. [i*-vi*], engr. t.p., [1]-vi, [1]-190, plates idem.
Ref.: BM 1: 179; Kew 1: 271; MW p. 45; NI 175; PR 847; IDC 5853.
Danser, Blumea 3: 203-211. 1939.
Tournay, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 90: 343-346. 1958.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 14: 642. 1959; 15: 732-733. 1960.
570. Mélanges botaniques. Not published.
For the story of Blume’s Mélanges botaniques see van Steenis. The book must be considered
as unpublished. No copies are known to exist. The new names attributed to Blume’s
Mélanges date from their publication by C. Mueller (of Berlin) in Walpers, Ann. Bot. 4:
642-644. 1857, and (anon. in) Flora 41: 254-256. 1858. The copies mentioned as
received by Flora (38: 752. 21 Dec 1855) seem to have been loose sheets, possibly proofs.
They have never been traced.
Ref.: SK p. clxxii-clxxiii (Steenis).
Miquel, Bot. Zeit. 14: 176. 7 Mar 1856.
Blytt, Axel Gudbrand (1843-1898), Norwegian botanist and palaeobiologist, pro-
fessor of botany at Oslo, son of Matthias Numsen Blytt. (A. Blyit).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: O; for duplicates see IH.
Ref.: 1H 2: 80.
Candolle, Phytographie 397. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford. 134. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 613, 12(1): 153; Barnhart 1: 205; BL 2: 631;
BM 1: 180;6: 99-100; GR p. 716; CSP 7: 202, 9: [n.v.], 12: 91, 13; Jackson p. 334-335;
Kew 1: 292; KR p. 91; LS 3116-3120, 31254-31256; Quenstedt p. 478; PR 849-850.
Anon., Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 40: civ-cv. 1898.
Hagen, Rev. biol. 25: 103. 1808.
Noltermann, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 17: (225)-(230). 1899 (bibl.)
Blytt, Handbog i Norges Flora, Oslo 1906. (frontisp. portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3 (2): 168. pl. 16, 19033; 3(3): 183. 1905.
Christensen, Danske Bot. Hist. 2: 514, 556. 1926.
Nordhagen, Axel Blytt, Oslo 1943, 67 p. (portr., bibl., itineraries, also in Blyttia 1: 21-83.
1943).
Kleppa, Norsk botanisk bibliografi 1814-1864, p. 319. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Axel Blytt completed Norges flora of which his father wrote vol. 1.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 329-330. 1972.
EPONOMY (genus): Blyttiomyces A. F. Bartsch (1939); (journal): Blyttza Norsk Botanisk
Forenings ‘Tidsskrift. Oslo. Vol. 1-x, 1943-x. (Also dedicated to his father, Matthias
Numsen Blytt (1789-1862), q.v.)
571- Haandbog i Norges flora. Beskrivelse af all i Norge vildvoksende Planter med angi-
velse af deres udbredelse. Oslo (Kristiania) (Alb. Cammermeyer) [1902]-1906. Oct.
(Haandb. Norges fl.)
part pages date Nat. Nov. part pages date Nat. Nov.
[1]-96 1902 Nov 1go02
97-192 1903. Mais1go3
193-288 1903 Aug 1903
289-368 1904 Mai ig04
369-464 1904 Jul 1904
1905 Jan 1905
561-656 1905 Mai1go5
659-780, 1906 = Jun 1906
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BL nr, ALG:
There are 661 illustrations. The work was left in manuscript at Blytt’s death. It was
posthumously published and concluded (“‘afsluttet”) by O. Dahl with an obituary of
Blytt on p. v-vii. — Final title page: ‘““Haandbog 1 Norges flora af Axel Blytt/Efter for-
fatterens dod afsluttet od udgivet ved Ove Dahl/med 661 illustrationer [...] “‘Kris-
tiania (Alb. Cammermeyer) 1906. Frontisp. portr. Blytt.
Copies: HH, U.
Ref.: BM 6: 180; Kew 1: 272.
Blytt, Mattias Numsen (1789-1862), Norwegian botanist professor of botany at Oslo,
father of Axel Gudbrand Blytt. (MM. NV. Blytt).
HERBARIUM and Types: O, for duplicates see IH. Issued Plantae norvegiae, praesertium
alpium, rariores (ca. 1856).
Ref.: 1H 2: 80.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 14: 119-120. 1956.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2 (1): 159; Barnhart 1: 205; BL 2: 631 [index];
BM 1: 180; CSP 1: 443; GR p. 716; Jackson p. 334; Kew 1: 273; KR p. 91; PR 851-
854.
Wilson and Geikie, Memoir of Edward Forbes 209. 1861.
Parlatore, Parole in morte di Matteo Blytt. Firenze 1863, 8 p.
Anon., Kongl. Vetensk. Acad. Lefnadsteckn. 1 (1869-1873): 329-336.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 168. 1903, 3(3): 183, pl. 115. 1905.
Christensen, Danske Bot. Hist. 1: 103, 314, 220. 19243; 2: 564. 1926.
Holmboe, Blyttia 1: 2-15. 1943 (biogr., portr.)
Blytt, Blyttia 1: 16-18. 1943 (autobiogr. fragm.)
Christophersen, Blyttia 1: 19-20. 1963 (bibl.)
Kleppa, Norsk botanisk bibliografi 1814-1964, p. 319. 1973 [index referring to 19 en-
tries; biographical notes on p. 3].
EPONYMY (genera): Blytia Endlicher (1840); Blyttia E. M. Fries (1839); (journal):
Blyttia Norsk Botanisk Forenings Tidsskrift. Vol. 1-x, 1943-x. (Also dedicated to his son,
Axel Gudbrand Blytt (1843-1898), q.v.)
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 329-330. 1972.
572. Norsk flora. Indeholdende beskrivelser over de i Kongeriget Norge fundne vildt-
voxende phanerogame Planter, ordnede efter det Linneiske system. Tilligemed angivelse
af planternes geographiske forholde, deres egenskaber og anvendelse. Forste Hefte. Oslo
(Christiania) (Johan Dahl) 1847. Oct. (Norsk fl.)
Publ.: 1847, p. [1]-160. Copies: G, NY. — Errata on p. 3 of cover.
Ref.: BM 1: 180; Kew 1: 278.
573- Norges flora eller Beskrivelser over de i Norge vildtvoxende Karplanter tilligemed
Angivelser af de geographiske Forholde, under hvilke de forekomme. Oslo (Christiania)
1: (Brogger & Christie); 2, 3: (A. W. Brogger) 1861-1877. Oct. (Norges fl.)
vol pages dates author
I [i-iv], [1]- 386 1861 M.N. Blytt
2 [i-iv], [387]- 610, Jan-Mai 1874 A. Blytt
611-855, [2] Oct-Dec 1874 A. Blytt
3 [i], [857]- 1228 Jan-Jun 1876 A. Blytt
Tillaeg [1929]- 1348 Jan-Jun 1877 A, Blytt
Copies: BR, M, US. — Vols. 3 and suppl.: ‘‘Norges Flora eller Beskrivelser af de i Norge
vildtvoxende Karplanter tilligemed angivelse af deres udbredelse. Tredie del. Paa det
Kongelige Norske Videnskabers Selskabe Bekostning. Med Bistand af Prof. M. N.
Blytts efterladte optegnelser og samlingar af Axel Blytt.”’
Ref.: BM 1: 180; Jackson p. 394; Kew 1: 273; PR 854.
242
BOCK
Boccone, Paolo (later Silvio) (1633-1704), Italian botanist of the grand-duke of
Tuscany, professor of Botany at Padua, who collected in Italy, Sicily, Corsica (1677),
Malta and travelled in western Europe. (Boccone).
HERBARIUM and tTyPEs: The following herbaria are known to exist:
1. Two volumes in the Imperial Library of Vienna (letter from Moretti to Carlo Vit-
tadini, publ. in Minerva Ticinese of 1830 (cited by Penzig 1889). Dedicated to the
Austrian emperor Leopold I (1640-1705).
2. Reliquiae horti sicct ligustict, plants from Genova, collected 1676, now at BOLO, <¢f.
Bertoloni (1856).
3. Three Boccone herbaria at Paris (P) of which one (1677) contains the types of the
Icones et descriptiones variorum plantarum Siciliae, Melitae, Juliae et Italiae 1674 (1684),
cf. E. Bonnet (1883). The second herbarium (1677) is also from Italy, the third,
dedicated to the Prince of Condé (Louis II) (1621-1686), contains plants from Chan-
tilly. The dedication suggests that the herbarium was made after 1675, the date of
retirement of Condé to Chantilly, but it is dated 1671. The Condé natural history
cabinet, with the Boccone herbaria was confiscated by the Convention in 1793 and
transferred to the new Muséum.
4. Studio de piante rare, e curiose per scuola e modello perpetuo dedicated to queen Christina of
Sweden, dated 1678, now at GE, cf. O. Penzig (1889).
5. The so-called Gaston d’Orléans herbarium at P (113 plants) was also made by Boc-
cone (in the years 1675-1700), cf. E. Bonnet (1889) [Gaston d’Orléans, 1608-1660,
was the third son of Henri IV]. One volume, 384 x 24 cm., 116 p., 113 plants (orig.
114). The plants are from Italy and Sicily and were collected around 1660.
6. Other sets of Boccone plants are at L, LY and OXF (in the Sherard herbarium).
Ref.: IH 2: 80; Saccardo 2: 20.
Rosetti, Sopra alcune erbari del padre Boccone nella bibl. di Vienna. Pavia 1830
(n.v., fide Saccardo).
Bertoloni, Miscellanea botanica 17. 1856.
Candolle, Phytographie 397. 1880.
Bonnet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: 213-221. 1883; 36: cxxx-cxxxv. 1889.
Penzig, Malpighia 2: 439-463. 1889 (on the herbarium at GE).
Bonnet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 36: ccxxx. 1889.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 134. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 686; Barnhart 1: 205; BM 1: 181; GR p. 528;
HU 329-330; Jackson p. 321; Kew 1: 274; LS 3131-3135; Laségue p. 314, 316, 332;
NI p. 304[index]; PR (ed. 1) 963-975, (ed. 2) 859-863; Saccardo I: 31, 32, 2: 20;
Saccardo, Cronologia p. xvii.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist.-nat. Banks 5: 165[index]. 1800.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 175. 1905.
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykologie 69, 93, 132, 223. 1936.
Raven, John Ray, naturalist 488[index]. 1950.
EPONYMY: Bocconia Linnaeus (1753).
Bock, Hieronymus (Tragus) (1498-1554), German physician, botanist, teacher, and
prefect of the Zweibriicken gardens. (Bock).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 681; Barnhart 1: 206; BM 1: 181-182;
Bossert p. 42; DTS 1: 23-24; GR p. 63; Jackson p. xxxiv, 25; Kew 1: 274; Langman
p. 142; Moebius p. 448[index]; NI 182-184; Plesch p. 145; PR 864-868; SA 2: 543.
Sprengel, Gesch. Bot. 1: 269-272. 1817.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 303-309. 1857.
Roth, Bot. Centralbl. 4: 265-271, 313-318, 344-347. 1898.
Roth, Mitt. hist. Ver. Pfalz 23: 25-74. 1899.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 120. 1903; 3(3): 119-120, pl. 7. 1905.
Greene, Landmarks bot. hist. 220-262. 1909 (!).
Masson, Aesculape, ser. 2. 24: 301-310. 1934.
Ritter, Répert. bibl. livr. impr. Alsace 16 siécle, Strasbourg 1934.
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Litjeharms, Gesch. Mykologie 64. 126. 1938.
Arber, Herbals ed. 2, 55-63. 1938.
Marzell, Siidhoff’s Arch. 38: 97-103. 1954.
Schade, Nova Acta Leop. ser. 2. 20(137): 1-81. 1958.
Hoppe, Das Krauterbuch des Hieronymus Bock, Stuttgart, 1969.vlii, 421 p. (extensive
secondary bibl., portr., major study).
Stannard, DSB 2: 218-220. 1970 (bibl.)
Lange, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 60(1): 4-7. 1972 (portr.)
Magedefrau, Gesch. Bot. 309 [index]. 1973.
EPONYMY: Bockia Scopoli (1777); Tragia Linnaeus (1753); Tragiella Pax & K. Hoffmann
(1919); Tragiopsis H. Karsten (1859); Tragus Haller (1768).
574. New Kreiitter Buch von underscheydt/wirckung und namen der kreiitter so in
Teiitschen lande wachsen. Auch der selbigen eygentlichem und wohlgegriindtem ge-
biauch in der Arznei/zu behalten und zu firdern leibsgesuntheyt fast nutz und trost-
lichen vorab gemeynem verstand. Wie das auss dreien Registern hienach verzeychnet
o:denlich zufinden. Besch:iben durch Hieronymus Bock aus langwiriger unnd gewisser
erfarung/unnd gedruckt zu Strassburg/durch Wendel Rihel. Im jar MD xxxix. Strass-
burg 1537. Fol. (New Areiitter Buuch).
Ed. 1: 1539. Copies: BM, MICH, NY. — Noills. (BM 1: 181; Ritter 211, PR 864). A copy
was offered for sale by Asher (1974, list 14) at DA. 4800.—. Copy MICH: leaves
[i-xxii], [i]-clxxiiii, Ander they] [i]-Ixxxviii, [Ixxxix-xci]. - Subsequent editions and
literature see below.
575+ Kreiiter Buch. Darin Unterscheid/Wiirckung und Namen der Kreiiter so in Deut-
schen Landen wachsen/ Auch derselbigen eigentlicher und wolgegriindeter gebrauch
inn der Artznei fleissig dargeben/ Leibs gesundheit zu behalten und zu firderen seer
nutzlich und tréstlich/ Vorab dem gemeinen einfaltigen man. Durch H. Hieronymum
Bock aus langwiriger und gewisser erfarung beschriben/ Und jetzund Von newen
fleissig ibersehen/ gebessert und gemehret/ Dazu mit hiipschen artigen Figuren allent-
halben gezieret. Dariiber findest u Drei volkomene nutzliche Register/ under welchen/
Das erst die gemeine Latinische und Griechische Namen der Kreiiter hat/ Dar ander
die Deutsche/ Das dritt die anzeig der Artznei und rhat fir allerlei Kranckheiten und
leibsgepresten. Mit Keiserlicher Freiheit auff Siben Jar, M.D. xlvj [1546, Strassburg,
printed by Wendel Rihel J.] Fol. (Aveiiter Buch).
Ed. 2: 1 Apr 1546, lvs [i-xxxviii], 1-353, [354], 477 woodcuts in text. Copies: MO, NY,
(Plesch p. 146; Ritter 213; TR 865).
Further editions, all Strassburg (n.v. except if noted) :
1551 (PR 866; Ritter 215); 1553; 1556, copy: U (BM 1: 182); 1560, copies: MO, U
(HU 81; see also Dryander 3: 53); 1565; 1572 (BM 1: 182; Dryander 3: 53), copy:
G; 15743 1577, reprinted in facsimile Miinchen 1964, 1966, copies: FAS, US, p. [i]-lx,
1-451, [1-46, ind.] (see Dryander 3: 53, and Smit, History life sciences 881. 1974);
1580; 1586; 1587 (BM 1: 157), copy: NY; 1595, copy: M; 1670, last edition “Kraiitter-
buch ...’? Strassburg (Wilhelm Christian Blaser), Fol., copy: MO.
Ref.: BM 1: 181-182; DTS 1: 23; Kew 1: 274; Langman p. 142; MU 81; NI 182-183;
Plesch p. 145; PR 864, 865, 866; SA 2: 543.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 3: 53. 1797.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 303-309. 1857.
Masson, Aesculape 24: 301-309. 1934 (portr.)
Marzell, Siidhoff’s Arch. 38: 97-103. 1954.
Hoppe, Das Kreuterbuch der Hieronymus Bock, Stuttgart 1968, viii, 431 p. (q.v. for
all details except bibliography of the various editions).
576. Hieronymi Tragi, de stripium, maxime earum, quae in Germania nostra nascuntur, usitatis
nomenclaturis, propriisque differentiis, neque non temperaturis ac facultatibus, com-
mentariorum libri tres, germanica primum lingua conscripti, nunc in Latinum conversi,
interprete Davide Kybero Argentinensi. His accesserunt a fronte praefationes duae alter
D. Conradi Gesneri Figurini, medici clarissimi, rei herbariae scriptorum, qui un hunc
usque [usq:] diem scripserunt, catalogum complectens: altera ipsius authoris, herbariae
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cognitionis laudes, & alta nonnula scitu tum necessaria, tum jucundissima, continens.
Praetera, corollarii vice ad calcem operis, adjectus est Benedicti Textoris Segusiani de
stirpium differentiis, ex Dioscoride secundum locas communes, libellus, omnibus plan-
tariae cognitionis studiosis utilissimus. Ad haec indices sex: quibus non tantum nomen-
clature graecae, latinae, germanicae, arabicae, hebraicaeque sed & morborum cura-
tiones optimo ordine indicantur, subjunximus. Cautum est privilegio Carolo V. impera-
toris, ne quis intra septennium typographus se impressum aedat: aut aliunde empta
vendat. [Strassburg 1552, exudebat Vendelinus Rihelius]. Qu. (Strip. Germ.)
Publ.: 1552, [Ixviii], 1200, [64] p., p. 686 wrongly numbered 696. Woodcut portrait of
Bock, 568 woodcuts in text. Copy: HU; full collation HU 66.
Ref.: BM 1: 182; HU 66; NI 183; Plesch p. 146; PR 867.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 3: 53. 1797.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 56. 1975 (sold at £ 1300).
Bocquillon, Henri Théophile (1834-1883), French botanist, professor of natural
history at the Faculté de Médecine, Paris. (Bocquillon).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 206; BM 1: 282 (only first three items) ;
CSP 6: 594, 7: 204; GR p. 306-307; Jackson p. 523 [index]; Kew 1: 275; Langman
p- 142; LS 3140; PR 870.
Bureau, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30 (1): 193. 1883, 30(2): 48. 1883.
Anon., Rev. de Bot. 2: 110-11. 1883/84.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 13. 1898.
EPONYMY: Bocquillonia Baillon (1862).
577- Revue du groupe des Verbénacées ... Recherches des types. Organogénie. Organo-
graphie. Affinités. Classification. Description des genres. Avec 20 planches gravées sur
cuivre. Paris (Germer Bailliére), London (Hippolyte Bailliére), New York (Bailliére
brothers) 1861-1863. Oct. (Rev. Verbén.)
Publ.: 1861-1863 (Flora 24 Jan 1864), p. [i-viii], [1]- 187, pl. 1-20, uncol. liths. by
author. Copy: BR. Originally published in Adansonia 2: 81-165, pl. 3-6. 1861 and 3:
177-264, 1863.
Ref.: BM 1: 182; GR 870; Kew 1: 275; Langman p. 142.
Bocquillon, Description d’un genre nouveau de la famille des Verbénacées, Baillonia.
Adansonia 2: 249-252. 1862.
Bocquillon-Limousin, Henri (fl. 1891-1914), French pharmacist at Paris. (Bocq.-
Lim.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 206; BL 1: 260; BM 1: 182 (fourth and
fifth item); CSP 13: 626; Kew 1: 273; Langman p. 143.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 13. 1898.
578. Matiére médicale. Etude des plantes des colonies frangaises. Premiére partie: plantes
alexitéres des colonies frangaises de l’Amérique. Paris (A. Hennuyer) Paris 1891. Oct.
(Et. pl. col. frang.)
Publ.: 1891 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1891), p. [i-iii], [1]- 67, [1, cont.], text ill. Copy: USDA. —
Nat. Nov. Aug 1891 mentions also “‘Les plantes alexitéres de l’ Amérique,” 108 p.
Ref.: BM 1: 182.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 13. 1898.
579- Manuel des plantes médicinales coloniales et exotiques ... introduction par M. Em.
Perrot ... Paris (J.-B. Bailliére et fils) 1905. 18mo. (Man. pl. méd.)
Publ.: Jan 1905 (Nat. Nov. Feb. (1) 1905), p. [iJ-vii, [1]-314. Copy: MICH.
Ref.: Plesch p. 147.
BODENBENDER
Bodenbender, Wilhelm (Guillermo) (1857-1941) German born Argentine geologist;
in Argentina 1885-1941. (Bodenbender).
coLLections: BAF, CORD, NY.
Ref.) WE o'3S1-
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 206; BM 6: 100; CSP 13: 627; Kew I: 275.
Molfino, Anal. Soc. Ci. Argent. 132: 226-232. 1941 (portr., bibl.)
Boeckeler, Johann Otto (1803-1899); German apothecary at Varel in Oldenburg.
(Boeck.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: B.
Ref.: TH 2: 81.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 207; BM 1: 183; CSP 1: 446-447, 7: 203,
12: 93; 13: 629-630; DTS 1: 24; Jackson p. 346; Kew 1: 277; Langman p. 142; MW
Pp. 45:
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 13. 1898.
Miiller, Allg. bot. Z. 4: 53. 1899. (also as repr. 1 p.)
Miiller, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 17: (211)-(218). 1899 (bibl.)
Miiller, Abh. naturf. Ver. Bremen 16: 463-466. 1966.
Bay, Flora Gesamt-Register 26-100: 4. 1910 (bibl. articles in Flora).
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Cyperaceae, in Decken, C. C. von der, Reisen in Ost-Afrika in 1859-
1861, vol. 3(3): 1879 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1879).
EPONYMY: Bisboeckelera O. Kuntze (1891); Boeckeleria 'T. Durand (1888).
580. Die Cyperaceen des kéniglichen Herbariums zu Berlin. s.d. [1868-1877], s.1., 2 vols. Oct.
(Cyper. Herb. Berlin).
Publ.: Reprint with independent pagination s.d., s.l., Originally published in Lznnaea
(in all 1672 p.):
Linnaea pars vol. repr. pages pages dates
reprint
35 5 I 397-512 1-116 Mar 1868
6 513-612 117-216 Nov 1868
36 3 271-384 217-330 Jan 1870
4 \ 385-512 331-450 Apr 1870
6 691-768 459-536 Dec 1870
37 I 1-128 537-664 Feb 1871
2 129-142 665-678 Apr 1872
4/5 2 520-544 679-704 Oct 1872
6 545-647 705-807 Sep 1873
38 2 223-256 809-842 Jan 1874
3 257-384 843-970 Mai 1874
4 385-512 971-1098 Jul 1874
5 513-544 1099-1130 = Aug 1874,
39 I 1-128 T131-1258 Feb 1875
2 129-152 I21g-1282 Jun 1875
40 5 327-384 1283-1340 Aug 1876
6 385-452 1341-1408 Dec 1876
41 2 145-192 1409-1456 Feb 1877
3 193-288 1457-1552 Apr 1877
4. 289-356 1553-1620 Oct 1877
Verzeichniss 1621-1672 1879
(Nat. Nov.
Apr 1879
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Copies: U, US. — Both copies lack the continuous pagination in vol. 2 except for the
index (1621-1672), the reprint pagination is written in by hand. (688-1620). The index
refers to the pagination of the reprint.
Ref.: BM 1: 183; DTS 1: 24; Kew 1: 277; MW p. 45.
Svenson, Rhodora 41: 313. 1939.
581. Beitrdge zur Kenntniss der Cyperaceen. 2 Hefte, Varel a.d. Jade (Breitschadel & Vogt)
1888-1890. Oct. (Beitr. Cyper.)
Heft 1: 1888, p. [i-iv], [1]-53.
Heft 2: 1890, p. [i-ili], [1]-43.
Title on covers: ‘‘Cyperaceae novae’’. Copies: G, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 183.
Boeckeler, Bot. Centralbl. 39: 73. 1889.
Boedijn, Karel Bernard (1893-1964), Dutch mycologist who worked in Indonesia
from 1926-1958. (Boedijn).
HERBARIUM and tTyPEs: Mainly BO, also at L, personal herbarium at W. The collections
by van Overeem, de Haas and Boedijn (the ““Mycologisch Museum te Weesp’’) are also
at BO (dried specimens) ; the collections in liquid are at AMS.
hee 231.
Donk, Persoonia 3(3): 325. 1965.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 207; BFM 2288; Kew 1: 277; LS suppl.
3035-3048; JW 1: 439, 2: 158; Roon p. 19.
Anon., Wie is dat ed. 3. 1935.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 154. 1949.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1.1: 67. 1950.
Anon., Prof. Dr. K. Boedijn, 1893-1894, Amsterdam [1965].
Stomps, Vakblad Biol. 44(10): 191. 1964.
Donk, Persoonia 3(3): 325-330. 1965 (portr., bibl.)
Rogerson, NAF ser. 2-5: 232. 1965.
EPONYMY: Boedijnopeziza S. Ito & S. Imai (1937).
Boehmer, Georg Rudolph (1723-1803), German botanist at the University of
Wittenberg. (Boehmer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 3: 74, 75; AG 2(1): 147; Barnhart 1: 208; BM 1:
184-185, 6: 101; HA 2: 384-385, 703-704; Jackson p. 524 [index]; Kew 1: 277; Lang-
man p. 145; LS 3175; PR 891-916.
Hamberger, Das gelehrte Deutschland 1: 352-355; 9: 113; 11: 86; 13: 139.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 166 (index) 1800.
Zachariae, K. S. Memoria G. R. Boehmeri. Wittenberg 1805 (n.v., fide PR).
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykologie 127, 149, 152, 176, 1936.
EPONYMY: Boehmeria N. J. Jacquin (1760); Boehmeriopsis Komarov (1901).
582. Flora Lipsiae indigena. Leipzig (Joh. Gottfried Dyck) 1750. Oct. (Fl. Lips. indig.)
Publ.: 1750 (pref. Oct 1750), p. [i-xxiv], [1]- 340, [20, index]. Copies: BR, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 184; Jackson p. 306; PR 8901.
583. D. Christiani Gottlieb Ludwig ... Definitiones generum plantarum olim in usum audi-
torum collectas nunc auctas et emendatas edidit D. Georgius Rudolphus Boehmer .
Leipzig (Joh. Friedr. Gleditsch) 1760. Oct. (Defin. gen. pl.)
Publ.: 1760 (rev. Ned. Letter-Courant 27 Feb 1761; GGA 7 Aug 1762), p. [i]-xlviii,
[1]-516, [44, index]. Copy: L. — Third edition of C. G. Ludwig, Definitiones generum
plantarum. For earlier editions see Ludwig.
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584. Bibliotheca scriptorum historiae naturalis, oeconomiae aliarumque artium ac scientiarum
ad illam pertinentium realis systematica [other t.p.:] Systematisch- literarisches Hand-
buch der Naturgeschichte Oeconomie und anderer damit verwandten Wissenschaften
und Kiinste. Leipzig (Johann Friedrich Junius) 1785-1789, 5 vols. Oct. (Bibl. hist. nat.)
1. Scriptores generales 1785, [11*], [i]-xviii, [1]-778.
3. Phytologi 1787, vol. 1, [2]-808, 2, [ii], [1]-647.
4. Mineralogi (n.v.)
5. Hydrologi, Ind. univ. 1789, [11*-i1*], [1]-x, [1]-740.
Copy: Teyler. — According to Pritzel this work was industriously compiled but is not
always trustworthy because the author did not always see the books himself.
Ref.: BM 1: 184; Jackson p. 2; PR 892.
585. Dissertatio inauguralis de plantis monadelphiis praesertim a Cavanilles dispositis
quam praeside D. Georgio Rudolpho Boehmero ... pro summis in medicina honoribus
rite obtinendis die xxii mens. decbr. a.r.s. mdcclxxxxvii. h.].q.c. defendet auctor Carolus
Wilhelmus Schmidt. Wittenberg (Tzschiedrich) 1797. Qu. (Pl. monadelph.)
Publ.: 22 Dec 1797, p. [1i-vi], [1]-18. Copy: USDA. — The title page attributes the text
to the ‘“‘auctor’’: C. W. Schmidt.
Ref.: PR 907.
Boenninghausen, Clemens Maria Friedrich von (1785-1864), German physician
and botanist at Minster. (Boenn.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 78; Barnhart 1: 208; BM 1: 185; CSP 1: 485;
Jackson p. 307; Kew 1: 278; LS 3178; PR 927-928.
Anon., Flora 16: 349.
NOTE: Pritzel writes ““Boeninghausen.” This is obviously an error.
EPONYMY: Boenninghausenia H. G. L. Reichenbach ex C. F. Meisner (1837, nom. cons.) ;
Boenninghausia K.P. J. Sprengel (1826, nom. rej.)
586. Prodromus florae monasteriensis westphalorum ... Phanerogamia. Miinster (Friedrich
Regensberg) 1824. Oct. (Prodr. fl. monast. westphal.)
Publ.: 14 Mar-20 Mai 1824 (preface p. xiv, doc. BH), p. [i]-xiv, [1]-332, [1, err.]
Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 185; Jackson p. 307; Kew 1: 278; PR 928.
Oudemans, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 147. 1877.
Boergesen (Borgesen), Frederik Christian Emil (1866-1956), Danish cryptogamist
who collected in the Danish West Indies. (Boerg.)
HERBARIUM and Types: C. — Specimens distributed as Algae marinae canarienses, Algae
marinae faeroensis, Algae marinae ex insults danic. Indiae occidentalis.
Ref.: TH 2: 86 (also itineraries).
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 295. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 209; BL 2: 52; BM 6: 110; Bossert p. 46;
GR p. 681; Kew 1: 279-280; LS 3181, 3386-3387; Plesch p. 46.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 14, 1898: 3: 2, 26. 1902.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 86, pl. 118. 1905 (portr.)
Christensen, Dansk Bot. Lit. 1880-1911: 141. 1913 (portr.)
Petersen, Bot. Tidsskr. 53: 116-117. 1956 (portr.)
Dickinson, Kew Bull. 1956(3): 400.
Feldmann, Rev. algol. ser. 2. 3: 1-15. 1957 (portr.)
Presscott et al., NAF ser. 2. 6: 57. 1971.
Hansen, Bot. Tidsskr. 69(2/3): 207. 1974.
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EPONYMY: Boergesenia J. Feldmann (1938); Boergeseniella Kylin (1956).
587. Marine algae of the Faerdes. Reprint (Linnaeus Press) Amsterdam 1970. Oct. (Mar.
alg. Faerées).
Publ.: A facsimile reprint of three articles originally published in
E. Warming’s Botany of the Faerées:
a. Marine algae, Bot. Faerdes 2: 339-532. 15 Nov 1902.
b. The algae vegetation ... ibid. 3: 683-684. 1 Nov 1905.
c. [with H. Jonsson] The distribution of the marine algae ... ibid. 3: i-xxvili. 28 Aug
1905.
Ref.: Dixon, Brit. phycol. Bull. 3: 103. 1966.
Stafleu, Taxon 19: 641. 1970.
588. The marine algae of the Danish West Indies vol. 1. Chlorophyceae and Phaeophyceae with a
chart. Copenhagen (Bianco Luno) 1913-1914. Oct. (Mar. alg. Danish W. Ind., Chloroph.).
Vol. 1, part r(a, 6): publ. Jun-Jul 1913; (¢) Oct 1914:
a. gen. t.p. [i]; introductions [1]-4 [publ. with part 2].
b. fasc. 1, p. [i], [1]-158, [2, ind.], map.
c. fasc. 2, p. [i-iv], 159-222, [2, index], [223]-226. Index.
part 2, publ. Oct 1914, p. [1]-66, [2, ind.]. Copenhagen (H. Hagerup). Reprinted
from Dansk bot. Ark. 1(4) and 2(2). — ‘‘Part 3” was issued as vol. 2, Rhodophyceae,
see next entry. Copies: G, NY.
589. The marine algae of the Danish West Indies vol. 2 Rhodophyceae with addenda to the
Chlorophyceae, Phaeophyceae and Rhodophyceae. Copenhagen (Bianco Luno) 1915-
1920. Oct. (Mar. alg. Danish W. Ind., Rhodophyc.)
1: 1-80. 12 Nov 1915 4: 241-304. 4 Nov 1918
2: 81-144. 5 Oct 1916 5: 305-368. 19 Nov 1919
3: 145-240. 17 Oct 1917 ~=—6:: 369-504. 23 Oct 1920
Reprinted from Dansk Bot. Ark. 3(1). — The volume on Cyanophyceae (1939) was
published by P. Frémy.
590. Contributions to the knowledge of the vegetation of the Canary Islands (‘Teneriffe and Gran
Canaria) by F. Borgesen. With an appendix Lichenes teneriffenses scripsit Edv. A.
Wainio. D.kgl. Danske Vidensk. Selsk. Skrifter, Naturvidensk. og Mathem. Afd., 8
Raekke, VI.3. Kobenhavn (Andr. Fred. Host & Son) 1924. Qu. (Contr. knowl. veg.
Canary Isl.)
Co-author (for lichenes): Edvard August Wainio (né Lang) (1853-1929).
Publ.: 1924 (probably after Jun 1924, date in accompanying pages of journal), p. [283,
t.p.]- 398, [1 p., cont.] Copy: U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 280.
591- Marine algae from the Canary Islands especially from Teneriffe and Gran Canaria.
Reprint Amsterdam (Linnaeus Press) 1972. Oct. (Mar. alg. Canary Is.)
Publ.: A facsimile reprint of four articles originally published in Biologiske Meddedelser,
Det Kgl. Danske Videnskabernes Selskab:
part Medd. pages dates contents Nat. Nov.
I 5(3) [1]-123 “1925” publ. 1926 Chlorophyceae Feb 1927
2 6(2) [1]-112 1926, Oct-Dec Phaeophyceae Feb 1927
3(1) 6(6) [1]-97 1927, Mai-Dec Rhodophyceae I
8(1) [1]-97 1929, Jun-Dec Rhodophyceae II
9(1) [1]-159 1930, Jul-Dec Rhodophyceae III
4 12(5) [1]-43 1936, Mai-Dec Cyanophyceae
(by P. Frémy)
Copies: orig.: PCS; facsimile: FAS.
Ref.: Kew 1: 280.
Stafleu, Taxon 22: 150. 1973.
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BOERHAAVE
Boerhaave, Herman (1668-1739), Dutch physician and botanist, “communis
Europae praeceptor.”’ (Boerh.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Boerhaave does not seem to have kept a large formal herbarium.
Four volumes of excellently preserved specimens from the Leiden and other Dutch
gardens (1685-1693) are in the Sloane herbarium. Nearly all specimens are carefully
labelled by Boerhaave. Other plants in these volumes were contributed by Commelin,
Hermann and Ruys, whereas quite a few came from the gardens owned by Beaumont,
Beverninck, Dix, Fagel, Flines, and Heemskerck. Boerhaave also sent plants to Sherard
(OXF). Other specimens from the Leiden garden are at L. — For a note on a possible
Boerhaave herbarium at Moscow see Jansen en Wachter.
Refi: WH oi 3r:
Jansen en Wachter, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 53: 235. 1943.
Dandy, The Sloane herbarium 75, 92-93. 1958.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 135. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 290, 5(1): 373; Barnhart 1: 208; BM 1: 185;
Bossert p. 43; GR p. 705; Henrey 462-463; HU vol. 2: 589 [ind.]; Jackson p. 289; JW 1:
439, 2: 185, 3: 343, 4: 376, 5: 2353; LS 3182-3185; Moebius p. 448 [index]; NI 186;
NNBW 6; PR 930-932.
Hulth, Bref och Skr. Linné ser. 2: 1: 313-315. 1916.
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykologie 254 [ind.]. 1936.
Lindeboom, Janus 46: 264-274. 1957. (Boerhaave and Linnaeus).
Lindeboom, Bibliographia Boerhaaviana. Leiden 1959 (Analecta Boerhaaviana vol. 1)
(vili, 105, 2 p.) q.v. for earlier biogr. references.
Lindeboom, Boerhaave’s correspondence, part 1. Leiden 1962 (Analecta Boerhaaviana
vol. 3), 1x, 241 p.
Lindeboom, Iconographia Boerhaavii. Leiden 1963 (Analecta Boerhaaviana vol. 4 (all
portraits).
Lindeboom, Correspondence part 2. Leiden 1964 (Analecta Boerhaaviana vol. 5), 417 p.
Lindeboom, Herman Boerhaave, The man and his work. London 1968 (‘The main bio-
graphy).
Lindeboom, ed., Boerhaave and his time. Leiden 1970. 174 p. (Analecta Boerhaaviana
vol. 6), (contains e.g. Stearn, Boerhaave as a botanist, p. 114-120).
Edwards, J. S. Afr. Bot. 30: 103-105. 1964 (on mss. in Sherard coll.)
Vos, S. Afr. biogr. woordenb. 1: 88. 1968.
Lindeboom, DSB 1: 224-228. 1970 (sec. bibl.)
Heniger, Janus 58: 1-78. 1971 (portr.)
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 367 [index.] 1971.
Lindeboom, Boerhaave and Great Britain. Leiden 1974 (Analecta Boerhaaviana vol. 7),
7onR:
Smit, History of the life sciences 882-883, 1041. 1974.
EPONYMY: Boerhaavea Cothenius (1790, orth. var.); Boerhaavia P. Miller (1754, orth. var.) ;
Boerhavia Linnaeus (1753).
POSTAGE STAMPS: Netherlands 5 + 3 c. (1928) yv. 216; 124 + 34. (1938) yv. 308.
592. Index plantarum, quae in horto academico Lugduno Batavo reperiuntur. [Leiden] (Cornelius
Boutestein) 1710. Oct. (Ind. pl. hort. Lugd. Bat.)
Publ.: 1710, p. [i-xvi], 1-278, [12 p., index], engraved frontispiece on [i]. The 1728 re-
print differs only in the title page. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 185; Jackson p. 441; Langman p. 145; PR 930; SA 2: 544; IDC 6193.
Oudemans, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 234. 1877.
Lindeboom, Bibl. Boerh. no. 431. 1958.
593+ Index alter plantarum quae in horto academico Lugduno-Batavo aluntur. Leiden (Petrus
van der Aa) 1720, 2 vols. Qu. (Ind. alter hort. Lugd.-Bat.)
Pars prima: [(1)]-(34), [(36)-(40)], 1-320; pars secunda: [i], 1-270, [18 p., index], in all
40 copper engravings. Copies: HU, U. — Lindeboom cites also the Janssonios van der
250
BOERLAGE
Aa imprint of 1720 (see Oudemans). The reprint of 1727, Leiden (Janssonios van der
Aa), copy: HU, differs only in the title page. — For a study of the bryophytes listed by
Boerhaave see Jansen & Wachter (1939). The importance of the Index alter as a
document of plant introduction (‘Die Capzeit’’) is discussed by Kraus (1894). The
authorship is uncertain; Boerhaave’s actual part in the compilation was probably
small.
Ref.: BM 1: 185; Colmeiro 1: clxiv; HE p. 14; Jackson p. 441; Kew 1: 280; Langman
145; Lindeboom; PR 931; SA 2: 544.
Oudemans, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 234. 1877.
Kraus, Der botanische Garten der Universitat Halle 2: 109-122. 1894.
Uittien, Ned. Tijdschr. Geneesk. 82: 4841-4851. 1938.
Sprague, Ned. Tijdschr. Geneesk. 82: 4891-4894. 1938.
Jansen & Wachter, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 49: 246-251. 1939.
Ooststroom, in Karsten, The old Company’s Garden at the Cape. 1951, p. 158-164.
Lindeboom, Bibl. Boerh. 434-436. 1959.
Tyrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 6-7. 1963.
Stearn, Early Leyden Botany 23-26. 1961.
Boerlage, Jacob Gijsbert (1849-1900), Dutch botanist at Leiden and Bogor. (Boerl.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BO, L.
RG Rp G shorten @
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 209; BL 2: 435; BM 1: 185, 6: 102; Bossert
p. 43; CSP 13: 636; Jackson p. 55, 90: JW 1: 439, 2: 185; Kew 1: 281; NNBW 8: 137;
NI 2340.
Treub, Verslag ’s Lands Plantentuin 1g00: 17-24.
Vuyck, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 3.2: 404-424. 1901.
Treub, Nat. Tijdschr. Ned.-Indié 60: 396-412. 1go1.
Sirks, Indisch natuurond. 296 [index]. 1915.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 72. 1936.
Steenis, Flora males. ser. 1.4(2). Ixxix. 1949 (portr.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 68. 1950 (portr.) .
HANDWRITING: Fl. males ser. 1.1: cxlvili. 1950.
EPONYMY: Boerlagea Cogniaux (1890) ; Boerlagella Cogniaux (1891); Boerlagella Penzig &
P. A. Saccardo (1897); Boerlagia Pierre (1890); Boerlagiodendron Harms (1894).
594. Handleiding tot de kennis der flora van Nederlandsch Indié. Beschrijving van de families
en geslachten der Nederl. Indische Phanerogamen. Leiden (E. J. Brill) 1890-1900,
3 vols. Oct. + (Handl. fl. Ned. Ind.)
vol. pars pages (1) pages (2) dates
I I [i]-xliv [1]-312 2 Jan 1890
2 [i*-iv*], xlv-li 313-703 2 Aug 1890
2 I [i]-vili 1-322 1 Oct 1891
2 [i*-ii*], [viilibis],ix-xili 323-753 Jan 1899
3 I [i]-xxx1 [1]-418 I Sep 1900
Copy: U. — Melastomaceae in collaboration with Cogniaux.
Ref.: BM 1: 185; Kew 1: 281.
595- Icones bogorienses. [head line:] Jardin botanique de Buitenzorg. [Rédigées a Jacob
Gijsbert Boerlage]. Leiden (E. J. Brill), [1897-] 1901-1914. 4 vols. Oct. (Icon. bogor.)
Main collaborators: Cornelis Andries Backer (1874-1963) ; Bénédict Pierre Georges Hoch-
reutiner (1873-1959); Sijfert Hendrik Koorders (1863-1919) ; Joannes Jacobus Smith
(1867-1947); Theodoric Valeton (1855-1929). Occasional contributions by Charles
Jean Bernard (1876-1967) and August Loher (x-1930).
251
BOERLAGE
vol part part pages plates dates
(text) (plates)
I I I [5]-78 I-25 2 Dec 1897 (7) Dec 1897
2 [79]-156 [79]-156 26-50 20 Sep 1899
3 3 [157]-208 51-75 12 Dec 1899
4 4 [1]-71, [1 p. err. ] 76-100 Jul 1go1 t.p. 1901
[i-xiii]
2 I 5 [1]-132 IOI-125_ 16 Sep 1903
2 6 [133]-196 126-150 24 Sep 1904
3 7 [197]-260 151-175 24 Dec 1904
4 8 [261 ]-328, [i]-xv 176-210 1 Feb 1906 t.p. 1906
3 I 9 [1]-64 201-225 19 Jul 1906
2 10 [65]-122 216-250 24 Oct 1907
3 II [123]-198 251-275 28 Oct 1908
4 12 [199]-279, [i]-xiv 276-300 16 Jun 1909 t.p. 1909
4 I 13 [1]-82 301-325 17 Nov 1910
2 14 [83 ]-167 320-350 25 Apr 1912
3 15 [169]-237 351-375 17 Jun 1913
4 16 [239]-286, /i/-xiv 376-400 23 Apr 1914 t.p.n.d.
Plate 370 double: 370A and B. Copy: U. — The main editor was Boerlage, the texts of the
plates are by various authors.
Ref.: BM 1: 900; NI 2340.
596. Catalogus plantarum phanerogamarum quae in horto botanico bogoriensi coluntur her-
baceis exceptis. Batavia (Typis officinae publicae [Lands Drukkerij]) 1899-1901, 2 fasc.
Oct. (Cat. pl. phan.)
Fasc. 1: Feb-Jun 1899 (p. ii: 15 Feb 1899; Nat. Nov. Aug 1899), p. [i]-vi, [1]-59, index:
fi]-xi. Copy: U.
Fasc. 2: 1901 (Nat. Nov. Jul rgor), p. [i-ii], 61-118, index: [ix]-xxv (p. xi-xi blank).
Copy: U.
Ref Kew 7200.
Boerner [Borner], Carl [Karl] Julius Bernard (1880-x), German botanist and
entomologist. (Boerner).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 209; BM 6: 102.
Rickett, NAF 28 B(2): 320. 1945.
597- Hine Flora fiir das deutsche Volk mit Unterstiitzung von L. Lange und P. Dobe be-
arbeitet von Carl Borner. Ein Hilfsbuch zum Bestimmen der heimischen Pflanzen ohne
botanische Vorkenntnisse. Mit 6 farbigen und 6 Silhouetten-Tafeln von P. Dobe und
812 Textfiguren von C. Borner. Leipzig (Voigtlander) [1912]. Oct. (Fl. deut. Volk).
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1912 (p. vii: Mai 1912; Nat. Nov. Aug 1912), p. [i]-[viii], [1]-864,
jig. 1-812, pl. 1-12 (6 col.)
Ref.: Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 320. 1945.
Bogenhard, Carl (1811-1853?), German botanist and pharmacist who settled in
North America in 1852. (Bogenh.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some material at W.
Ref VES eo
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIoGRAPHY: AG(1): 677 [provides original information, “... wan-
derte dann [1852] nach America aus und ist verschollen’’]; BM 1: 186; Barnhart 1: 210;
CSP 1: 453; PR 936.
Hallier, Deut. bot. Monatschr. 3: 116-119, 168-172, 188-190. 1885 (corr.)
252
BOHNSTEDT
Martin, in Lenley et al., Ind. corr. Torrey 448. 1973 (letters addressed to Torrey
between 6 Aug 1852 and 6 Jun 1853).
598. Laschenbuch der Flora von Jena oder systematische Aufzahlung und Beschreibung
aller in Ostthtringen wildwachsenden und kultivirten Phanerogamen und héheren
Cryptogamen, mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung ihres Vorkommens. Nebst einer Dar-
stellung der Vegetationsverhaltnisse der bunten Sandstein-, Muschelkalk- und Keuper-
formation im mittleren Saal- und Ilmgebiete ... Eingeleitet von M. J. Schleiden, Dr.
Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1850. Oct. (Taschenb. Fl. Jena).
Introduction: Matthias Jacob Schleiden (1804-1881).
Publ.: 1850 (pref. p. vii: Mai 1850; rev. Flora 21 Oct 1852), p. [i]-xvul, [xviii, cont.],
[i*-i1* subtitle and motto], [1]-483. Motto: ““Wenn auch das Ziel den Kraften un-
erreichbar blieb, An Fleiss und Mihe hat es nicht gefehlt.”? — Early phytosociological
treatise. Copy: B.
Ref.: AG 6(1): 677 [‘‘vortrefflich”]; BM 1: 186; PR 936.
Frey, Flora 35: 615-625. 21 Oct 1852 (rev.)
Bohler, John (1797-1872), British lichenologist. (Bohler).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown. — Exsiccatae: Lichenes britannici (fasc. 1-16, nos. 1-128,
Sheffield 1835-1837) at BM, FH, K, M, NJ. “‘with description and occasional remarks’.
See GR p. 390, PR 937 and Sayre (1969).
hejs: BM 1; 1885; Ti 2: 82;
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 115-116. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 210; BB p. 37; BL 2: 262; BM 1: 188;
DNB 5: 304; GR p. 390; Jackson p. 243; Kew 1: 283; LS 3191; PR 937.
Trimen, J. Bot. 10: 384. 1872.
Spalding, Sorby Record 2(2): 32. 1966 (n.v.).
EPONYMY: Bohleria Trevisan (1860).
Bohlin, Knut Harald (1869-x), Swedish highschool teacher and algologist. (Bohlin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 210; BM 1: 188, 6: 104; Kew 1: 283;
KR p. 92-93.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 3a. 19033; 3(3): 7, pl. 106. 1905 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Bohlinia Lemmermann (1899).
599- Utkast till de grine algernas och arkegoniaternas fylogeni. Akademisk afhandling som
med tillstand af vidtberémda filosofiska fakultetens 1 Upsala matematisk-naturveten-
skapliga sektion fér vinnande af filosofisk doktorsgrad till offentlig granskning frams-
talles af Knut Bohlin ... A larosalen n:o xi lérdagen den 11 Maj 1gor kl 10 f.m.
Uppsala (Almqvist & Wiksell) tg01. Oct. (Utkast grone alg. fylog.)
Publ.: 11 Mai 1go1 as thesis. Two issues: with and without the title of the academic
dissertation, p. [1], [1]-43, tabl., summary: [i]-iv. Copy (of thesis): BR.
Ref.: BM 6: 104; Kew 1: 283; KR p. 92.
Blum, NAF ser. 2. 8: 45. 1972.
Bohnstedt, Alexander Reinhold (1839-1903), German highschool teacher and bota-
nist at Luckau. (Bohnstedt).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 210; BEM 218; BM 1: 188.
Volkens, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 51: (86). 1910.
Illig, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 106: 7-21. 1969.
253
BOHNSTEDT
Goo. Flora luccaviensis ... Beilage zum Programm des Gymnasiums zu Luckau. No. 75.
1882. Luckau (J. Entleutner & Sohn) 1882. Oct. (#1. luccav.)
Ed. 1: 1882 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1882), p. [1], [1]-86. Copy: B.
Ed. 2: 1889 (pref. p. iii: Apr 1889; not in Nat. Nov.).
Flora luccaviensis. Anleitung zur Bestimmung der in der nordlichen Niederlausitz wild-
wachsenden, verwilderten und haufig kultivierten Pflanzen ... Zweite umgearbeitete
und vermehrte Auflage. Luckau. N.-L. 1889. Oct., p. [i-iv], [I]-X VI, [1]-138, [1 p.,
err.|. Copy: B, originally owned by the Landesgeschichtliche Vereinigung fur die
Mark Brandenburg.
Ref.: BFM 218 (ed. 2); BM 1: 188 (ed. 1).
Bois, Désiré Georges Jean Marie (1856-1946), French horticulturist at the Muséum
d’Histoire naturelle. (D. Bois).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P (main collections), duplicates A, AMES.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 738; Barnhart 1: 211; BFM 2909; BL 1:
5) 35, 2: 7, 138, 178; BM 1: 188, 6: 104; Kew 1: 284; Langman p. 145; MW p. 46;
MW suppl. p. 26; NI 187; Plesch p. 147.
Gagnepain, Fl. Indochine, tome prél. 35. 1944.
Guillaumin, Bull. Soc. bot. France 93: 115-118. 1946 (portr.)
Vilmorin, Bull. Soc. nat. Acclim., Paris 92: 124-125. 1945.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males ser. 1. 1: 69-60. 1950 (portr.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Garden 34. 1973 (corr.)
6Gox. Atlas de plantes de jardins et d’appartements exotiques et européennes 320 planches
coloriées inédites, dessinées d’aprés nature représentant 370 plantes. Accompagnées d’un
texte explicatif donnant la description, l’origine, le mode de culture, de multiplication
et les usages des fleurs les plus généralement cultivées. Paris (Paul Klincksieck) [1891-]
1896, 3 vols. (Atl. pl. jard.)
Publ.: In 40 parts between 1891 and 1896. The parts contained eight plates each, ac-
companied by a provisional text. After completion the definitive text (440 p.) was
published in Mar-Apr 1896. Parts 1-9 have covers dated 1891, 10 and 11 1893, nos.
1-6 were available by Jul 1892 (publ. late 1891-Jul 1892), parts 7-15 by Jul 1893
(Nat. Nov.). The 320 plates are chromo-lithographs by B. Hering. Some of these
plates are included in Step, Favourite flowers for garden and greenhouse (1896-1897).
Texte: Mar-Apr 1896 (p. vii: Jan 1896; Nat. Nov. Apr 1896), p. [i]-vi, [2, note,
table], [1]-432. Copies: BR, G.
Plates [1]: 1891-1893/4, p. [1]-8, pl. 1-160. Copies: G, MO.
Plates [2|: 1893/4-1896, p. [1]-8, pl. 167-320. Copies: BR, G.
Ref.: GF p. 50; NI 187.
602. Dictionnaire d’horticulture illustré de 959 figures dans le texte, dont 403 en couleurs
et de 6 plans coloriés hors texte par D. Bois ... préface de Maxime Cornu ... avec la
collaboration de MM. Ed. André, Ch. Baltet, F. Cayeux, H. Correvon, J. Daveau,
Dr Delacroix, A. Finet, J. Gérome, A. Ch. Girard, A. Godefroy, C. Grosdemange, A.
Guion, T. Hariot, L. Henry, Em. Laurent, P. Mouillefert, J. Nanot, A. Pavard, E.
Pynaert, E. Roze, P. Tertrin, Dr Trouessart, Dr Weber, etc. Dessins par H. Gillet, A.
Jobin et L. Planet, Paris (Paul Klincksieck) 1893-1899, 2 parts. (Dict. hort.)
Publ.: In 40 fascicles, the contents and precise parts of which are unknown to us. Con-
tains a number of first descriptions of Cactaceae by Weber.
Partie 1: 1893-1899 (t.p.; p. 8: Feb 1893; livr. 1-5 Nat. Nov. Jul 1893), p. [i-iii],
[1]-640, fig. 1-455. Copy: BR.
Partie 2: 1893-1899 (t-p.), p- [1-ili], 641-1227, [1228, err.], 6 pl., fig. 456-959. Copy: BR.
Ref.: BM 1: 188; MW p. 46.
Boisduval, Jean Baptiste Alphonse Déchauffour(e) de (1801 [1799?]-1879),
French naturalist and physician at Paris. (Bozsduval).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
254
BOISSIER
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 211; BM 1: 188-189, 6: 104; CSP 1: 460-
461, 7: 208, 9: 282-283, 12: 98; GR p. 307; Jackson p. 294; ME 3: 540; NI 188; PR
941; Quenstedt p. 45.
Faurel, Ann. Ent. 1880: 118-119.
Girard, J. Soc. hortic. France ser. 3. 2: 422-426. 1880.
Oberthir, Ann. Soc. entomol. France ser. 5. 10: 129-138. 1880.
Lecoeur, Bull. Soc. Linn. Normandie ser. 3. 5: 379-383. 1881.
Brébisson, Fl. Norm. ed. 1. viii.
Scudder, Psyche 1897: 153-154 (dates of publ. of lepidopt. works).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3 (3): 96. 1905.
Horn-Schenkling, Lit. entom. 1928-1929: 98-100 (bibl.)
Essig, Hist. entomol. 559-662. 1931.
Carpenter, Amer. Midland Natural. 33(1): 10-11. 1945 (q.v. for several biogr. refs. in
the entomological literature).
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 53 [nos. 448-453]. 1970.
EPONYMY: Boisduvalia Spach (1835).
603. Flore frangaise, ou description synoptique de toutes les plantes phanérogames et
cryptogames qui croissent naturellement sur le sol frangais, avec les caractéres des genres
des agames, et l’indication des principales espéces. [headline:] Manuel complet de
botanique, deuxiéme partie. Paris (Roret) 1828, 3 vols. Duod. (in sixes) (FV. frang.)
Vol. r: Jul 1828 (BF), p. [i*-ii*], [i]-xxiii, [xxiv, err.], [1]-347. Copies: BR, G, NY.
Vol. 2: Jul 1828, p. [i-ii], [1]-370. Copies: BR, G, NY.
Vol. 3: Jul 1828, p. [i-ii], [1]-396. Copies: BR, G, NY.
Atlas (n.v.): 120 pl., publ. by Sep 1829 (fide Rev. encycl. ser. 2. 39: 691-692. 1828 and
other reviews (BH)).
Ref.: BM 1: 188; NI 188; PR 941.
Boissier, Pierre Edmond (1810-1885), Swiss botanist and traveller. (Boiss.)
HERBARIUM and types: G. — Duplicates of Boissier’s collections are in many herbaria,
see IH.
Ref.: 1H 2: 82.
Hochreutiner, Arch. Sci. phys. nat. ser. 5. 20. 1939, Boissiera 3. 1939.
Baehni, ‘Taxon g: 61-63. 1960.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 135. 1964.
Bocquet et Mermoud, Arch. & Sci., Genéve, 18(2) : 388-397. 1965; Musées de Genéve
52: 2-4. 1965.
Stafleu, Boissiera 11: xix-xxi. 1965.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 20. 1966.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 61. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 535, 6(1): 533, 11(2): 152; Barnhart 1: 2115
BL 2: 484; BM 1: 189, 6: 104; Bossert p. 43; Colmeiro 1: clxiv; CSP 1: 461-462, 6:
595, 7: 208, 13: 654; GR p. 638; IF 682; Jackson p. 524 [index]; Kew 1: 285; Langman
p. 146; LS 320; MW p. 47; NI 189-190; Plesch p. 130, 147; PR 942-949; Saccardo 1:
Bom 20.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 302, 303, 331, 346, 469, 1862.
Cosson, Comp. fl. atl. 1: 22. 1881.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxiii. 1883 [‘‘Le savant auteur du Flora orientalis
(1867-1884) est probablement le botaniste de notre si¢cle qui a accompli en phyto-
graphie l’oeuvre personelle la plus considérable et une des plus parfaites”’].
Candolle, Bibl. Univ., Arch. Sci. phys. nat. ser. 3. 14: 368-385. 1885 (repr. 18 p.)
Anon., Leopoldina 21: 212. 1885.
Bescherelle, Bull. Soc. bot. France 32(1): 325-327. 1885 (bibl.)
Candolle et Vautier, Edmond Boissier, Genéve 1885, 31 p. (bibl., portr.), Copy: BR.
Kanitz, Mag. Noévén. Lap. 9: 93-96. 1885.
Ascherson, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 4: xill-xvi. 1886.
Candolle, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 68: 128-139. 1886,
BOISSIER
Christ, Bull. Soc. vaud. Sci. nat. 22: [9 p.]. 1886, repr. 9 p. (B, NY).
Dickson, Trans. bot. Soc. Edinburgh 16: 308-309. 1886.
Drude, Isis, Abh. 5: [7 p.]. 1886 (repr. B)
Roumeguére, Revue encycl. 29: 30-43. 1886.
Stein, Gartenflora 34: 3-12. 1886 (portr.)
Wiunschmann, Bentham und Boissier, Berlin 1887. (Wiss. Beilage Programm Charlot-
tenschule Berlin, Ostern 1887).
Christ, Notice sur la vie et les travaux d’Edmond Boissier. Genéve 1888, 33 p. (copy:
B, BR).
Christ in Boissier, Fl. orient., suppl. i-xxxili. 1888.
Gray, Am. J. Sci. 31: 20-21.1886, Sci. papers 2: 479-481. 1889.
Haynald, Denkrede auf Edmond Boissier, Budapest 1889, 22 p. (copy: NY) (see also
Mag. noven. Lap. 13: 5-22. 1889).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 149. 1903, 3(3): 159. pl. 67. 1905 (portr.)
Yung, Apercu historique sur l’activité des savants genevois au xixme siécle 67-69. 1914.
Chodat, Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve 28: 1-4. 1936 (centenaire voyage Sierra Nevada).
Beauverd et al., Edmond Boissier, botaniste genevois 1810-1885, Genéve 1937, 76 p.
(portr.), repr. from Bull. Soc. bot. Geneve ser. 2. 28. 1937.
Hochreutiner, Boissiera 3: 1939 (herb. Boissier).
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50 a: 45-58. 1940 (bibl.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 23. 1941.
Baehni, Musées de Geneve no. 2. Feb 1956 (on archives), no. 4 Apr 1958 (on portr.)
Tamamshian, Bot. Zhurn. 117(1). 1962.
Bocquet et Mermoud, Arch. Sci., Geneve, 18(2) : 388-397. 1965 (portr.), Musée Genéve
52: 2-4. 1965 (portr.)
Stafleu, Boissiera 11: xix-xxi. 1965 (portr.)
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 20. 1966.
Burdet, Saussurea 6: 28. 1975 (portr.)
Stafleu, zn Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 24(1): 52. 1975 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Contributed to DC., Prodr.: (a) Euphorbiaceae, subordo Euphorbieae,
15(2): 3-188. Jan (late) 1862; add. et corr. 1261-1269. Aug (late) 1866; (b) Plumbagina-
ceae 12: 617-696. 5 Nov. 1848.
EPONYMy (genera): Boissiera Hochstetter ex Steudel (1854) ; Edmondia Cogniaux (1881) ;
(journal) : Botssiera mémoires du conservatoire de botanique et de l’institut de botanique
systématique de l’Université de Genéve. (Supplément de Candollea). Genéve. Vol. I-x,
1936-x.
604. Elenchus plantarum novarum minusque cognitarum quas in itinere hispanico legit
[auctor]. Genéve (Lador et Ramboz) 1838. Oct. (Elench. pl. nov.)
Publ.: Jun 1838 (t.p.), p. [i]-iv, [5]-94. Copies: BR, G, MO, NY. — Title on cover:
Elenchus ... cognitarum in Hispania australi collectarum. — An unauthorized reprint (7.v.)
with different pagination (iv, 66) was published in Erfurt in 1840 (Hinrichs 12-18 Jul
1840), cf. also Schlechtendal (1840) and Flora 23: 765. 28 Dec. 1840.
Ref.: BM 1: 189; IF p. 682; Jackson p. 116; Kew 1: 285; PR 942, IDC 5039.
Schlechtendal, Linnaea 14 (Lit.): 110. 1840.
605. Voyage botanique dans le midi de ’ Espagne pendant l’année 1837. Paris 1839-1845,
2 vols. Qu. (Voy. bot. Espagne).
vol. fasc. pages plates date
I ty) yin] =40 I, 4, 10, IT, 12, 25, 335 415 65, 95 17 Jun 1839
An 41-96 1 Mai 1844
22 97-248, [i]-x, tableau synoptique hauteurs 1 Nov 1845
[i*-iii*]
2 eat l=32 5, 6, 8, 13, 14, 18, 37, 44, 45> 49 5 Sep 1839
3 33-64. 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 48, 54, 58 g Oct 1839
4 65-96 25 3s 343 35» 57s 59> 73s 77> 80, 114 20 Nov 1839
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vol. fasc. pages plates date
5 Q7-114 64, 75 95 94; 50, 92, 98, I10, 111, 118 10 Feb 1840
6 145-192 23, 24, 26, 26a, 42, 52, 67, 69, 70, I12 20 Mar 1840
7 193-224 27, 29, 30, 31, 51, 71, 103, 105, 107, 115 26 Mai 1840
8 225-256 28, 32, 38, 39, 43, 60, 93, 108, 10g, 113 20 Jun 1840
Q 257-288 46, 47, 61, 63, 79, 80a, 92, 98, 101, 102, 104,117. 18Sep 1840
10. ~—- 189-320 Ia, 14a, 14b, 36, 40, 40a, 76, 81, 82, 106 23 Sep 1840
Il 321-352 53> 55s 56, 61, 62, 64, 723 745 83 1 Nov 1840
IZ 352-384 61a, 75, 85, 86, 87, 88, 99, 102a, 144, 148 I Jan 1841
13 385-416 68, 84, 89, 90, 94, 944, 98a, 122, 127, 136 Mar 1841
14 417-448 844, 91, 92a, 96, 97, 100, 108a, 113a, 116, 121 1 Mar 1841
15 449-480 IIQ, 120, 123, 124, 125, 130, 131, 132, 1345 135 1 Mai 1841
16 481-512 115, 1180, 122d, 123a, 126, 128, 129, 1324, 133, 137 1 Jul 1841
SEM 5 E3544 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 145, 146, 147, 149 1 Aug 1841
18 545-576 125d, 150, 151, 152, 1535 1545 155 150, 157, 158 1 Feb 1842
19 577-608 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169 1 Feb 1842
20 609-640 1264, 170, 171, 172, 1733, 174, 175, 176, 177,178 1 Mar 1842
21 641-710 179, 180, 181 1 Mai 1844
22 711-757,
[i-iii] 4a, 185a 1 Nov 1845
Copies: BR, L, MO, NY, Teyler, R. Barneby. — This list was appended to the Jerusalem
copy of the Voyage (see Baum 1968) by Jacques Gay. Even though this is only a single
set, and though there are perhaps still minor discrepancies, the authenticity seems
sufficiently probable for it to be accepted for practical purposes. The number of copies
printed was 120-130. Copies were available until 1964, but not in their original covers.
The 208 plates are copper engravings after drawings by Heyland and Riocreux; they
are numbered 1-781, ra, 4a, 6a, 9a, 14a-b, 26a, 40a, 64a, 80a, 84a, 85a, 92a, 94a, 98a, 1024,
108a, 1130, 118a, 122d, 123A, 125a, 126a, 132a; double: 175. A series of articles comme-
morating Boissier’s trip to Spain was published in Bull. Soc. bot. Geneve ser. 2. 28: 1-76.
1937. — A facsimile reprint of the voyage was announced by Akad. Dr. Verlagsges. Graz,
Sep 1972 (noy yet published).
Ref.: BL 2: 484; BM 1: 189; GF p. 51; Jackson 339; LS 3201; NI 190; Plesch p. 147;
PR 944; IDC 5181.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 54 (footnote no. 5). 1940.
Baum, Taxon 17: 720-724. 1968.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 58. 1975 (sold at £ 1,300).
606. Diagnoses plantarum novarum hispanicarum, praesertim in Castella nova lectarum.
Genéve (Fernand Ramboz) 1842. Oct. (Diagn. pl. nov. hisp.)
Co-author: Georges Francois Reuter (1805-1872).
Publ.: Mar 1842 (t.p.) — Separately paged ([1]-28) reprint from Bibl. univ. Genéve ser.
2. 38: 195-220. Mar 1842. Copies: MO, US.
Ref.: Jackson p. 378; PR 943; IDC 5540.
607. Diagnoses plantarum orientalium novarum. Genéve, Leipzig, Paris, Como, 1842-1859,
3 vols. Oct. (Diagn. pl. orient.)
Publ.: The title of the “‘series secunda” is ““Diagnoses plantarum novarum praesertim
orientalium nonnullis Europaeis boreali-africanisque additis.”” — The “diagnoses”
contain many contributions also by G. F. Reuter.
The information on the dates of publication is taken from the correspondence
between Boissier and Bentham (letters at K) and from a great number of references in
contemporary reviewing journals. — The Diagnoses were privately published by the
author and later marketed by commercial publishers (see below: imprints).
Citation of the volume is unnecessary; it is advisable to cite only “ser. 1”’ or “‘ser. 2”
followed by the part number because each part has an independent pagination. ‘The
second series has an Index specierum ad diagnoses plantarum novarum no. i-vi seriem
primam. The last word is erroneous and should be “‘secundam.” The word “‘sisteus”’
on the early title pages of vols. 1 and 2 should read “‘sistens’’. Copies: G, MO, NY.
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series vol. part pages dates
I I I [1]-76 Jan-Feb 1843
2 [1-115 Mar 1843
3 [1 ]-60 Nov 1843
4 [1]-86 Jun 1844
5 [1]-91 Oct-Nov 1844
6 [1]-136 Jul 1846 (1845”’)
Gh [1]-130, [i*, 1i*] Jul-Oct 1846
2 8 [i, iii], [1]-128 Jan-Feb 1849
9 [i, ii], [1]-131 Jan-Feb 1849
10 [i, iii], [1]-122 Mar-Apr 1849
II [i, 111], [1]-136 Mar-Apr 1849
12 [1]-120 1853
13 [1]-114, [i]-ili praem., Mai 1854
[i* t.p. vol.] Mai 1854
2 3 I [1]-120 Mai-Aug 1854
2 [1]-125 Nov-Dec 1856
3 [1]-177 Nov-Dec 1856
4 [1}-146 1859 [sic]
5 [1]-118 Sep-Oct 1856
6 [1]-148, [1] Jul-Dec 1859
Imprints: Vol. 1, parts 1-3: Genéve, 4-7: Leipzig; t.p. vol. 1 Leipzig 1842-1846; later
t.p. (reissue): Volumen primum ... Leipzig (B. Herrmann) 1842-1854 (even though
vol. 1 was publ. 1843-1846, and part 1 was originally dated 1843).
Vol. 2, parts 8-11: Paris, 12-13: Como (“‘Neocomi’’); t.p. vol. 2, Leipzig 1849-1854,
later t.p. (reissue): Leipzig (B. Herrmann) 1842-1854, even though publ. 1849-1854.
Vol. 3, part 1: Como, parts 2-3: Leipzig, part 4: Leipzig, Paris, part 5: Leipzig, part 6:
Leipzig, Paris; t.p. vol. 3 Leipzig, Paris 1854-1859; other issues: parts 2, 3 and 5:
Leipzig (B. Herrmann), 4, 6 Leipzig (B. Herrmann), Paris (J.-B. Bailliére).
Facsimile ed.: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1969, also Graz (Akademische Druck und
Verlagsanstalt), 3 vols., as above but vol. 1 with xxv p. new preface material contai-
ning an introduction by K. H. Rechinger, portraits and references. Copy: FAS
Ref.: BM 1: 189; Jackson p. 378; Kew 1: 285; PR 945, SK p. clxxiii; IDC 5407.
Schlechtendal et al., Bot. Zeitung 1: 236-239. 7 Apr 1843 (part 1), 745-747. 27 Oct
1843(2); 3: 786-788. 21 Nov 1845 (3, 4, 5)3 6: 32-34. 14 Jan 1848 (6, 7, “1846’);
8: 30-31. 4 Jan 1850 (8-11, *1849’).
Cosson, Bull. Soc. bot. France 1: 317. 1854 (on part 13).
Seemann, Bonplandia 2: 202. 1 Sep 1854 (12, 13); 3: 75. 15 Mar 1855 (3(1)).
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxiv. 1891.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 55. 1940 (states that part 5 of ser. 2 appeared in
1859).
Steenis-Kruseman, FI. males. Bull. 15: 733. 1960, 16: 821. 1961.
Rechinger, Praefatio nova, in facsimile edition 1969, p. i-xxv.
Stafleu, Taxon 19: 803-805. 1969.
Greuter, Candollea 25(1): 172-173. 1970.
608. Pugillus plantarum novarum Africae borealis Hispaniaeque australis. Genéve (Ferd.
Ramboz et Socii) 1852. Oct. (in fours). (Pugill. pl. Afr. bot. Hispan.)
Co-author: Georges Francois Reuter (1805-1872).
Publ.: Jan 1852 (p. 2), p. [1]-134. Copies: BR, U. — Half-title on p. 3: Pugillus specierum
novarum. The book has a cancelled title-page on p. 2 of which it is stated that publi-
cation took place in Jan 1852. — Simultaneously published in Bibl. univers. Geneve,
Jan 1852.
Ref.: BM 1: 189; Kew 1: 285; PR 946; IDC 5854.
Reichenbach fil., Bot. Zeit. 10: 565-568, 589-592, 606-610. 1852.
609. Centuria Euphorbiarum ... Aprili 1860. Leipzig (B. Hermann), Paris (J. B. Bail-
liére) 1860. Small Qu. (Cent. Euphorb.)
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Publ.: Apr 1860 (t.p.), p. [1]-40. Copies: BR, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 189; Jackson p. 131; Kew 1: 285; Langman p. 146; MW p. 47; IDC 426.
610. Icones Euphorbiarum ou figures de cent vingt-deux espéces du genre Euphorbia
dessinées et gravées par Heyland avec des considérations sur la classification et la
distribution géographique des plantes de ce genre. Paris (Victor Masson et fils) 1866.
Fol. (Icon. Euphorb.)
Publ.: early 1866 — p. [1]-24, pl. 1-120, 31bis, gobis (uncoloured lithographs by Heyland).
The first plates were produced by Masson in Paris, but the stock was acquired by
Georg in Genéve. The book is cited well in advance of publication in the Prodromus
of de Candolle because Heyland’s plates were prepared over a number of years.
Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 189; GF p. 51; Kew 1: 285; MW p. 47; NI 189; PR 948; IDC 5440.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 57. 1940.
Candolle, Prodromus 15: 3. 188.
611. Flora orientalis sive enumeratio plantarum in Oriente a Graecia et Aegypto ad
Indiae fines hucusque observatarum. Basel, Genéve (H. Georg) 1867-1888, 6 vols. Oct.
(FI. orient.)
Publ.: The supplement contains a statement by Christ on the dates of publication
(p. XXV1-xxvli).
vol. part pages dates
I [i*-111* ], [i]-xxxiv, [1]-1017 Apr-Jun 1867
2 {i-i1], [1]-1159 Dec 1872 or Jan 1873
3 [i-iti], [1]-1033 Sep-Oct 1875
4 I [1]-280 Sep-Oct 1875
2 [i-i11], 281-1276 Apr-Mai 1879
5 I [1]-428 Jul 1882
2 [i-iii], [429 ]-868 Apr 1884
Suppl. [i*-iii* ], [i]-xxxiii, [1 ]-466
7 pl. (portr.) Oct 1888
Imprints: vol. 1: Basel, Genéve (all: H. Georg); vols 2, 3, 4, 5, suppl.: Genéve, Basel,
Lyon (all: H. Georg)
Supplement published by R. Buser (Christ’s account of Rosa p. 201-230, was publ.
Feb. fide Crépin, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 27: 97. 1888). Copies: BR, U.
Facsimile editions: 1963/4. Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.), 1975 Amsterdam (A. Asher &
Co.), ISBN g0-6123-203-1. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BFM 1544; BM 1: 189; Jackson p. 378; Kew 1: 285; PR 949; TR 148; IDC 2250.
Ascherson, Bot. Zeit. 26: 223-231. 1868.
Drude, Isis, Dresden 1886(5): [7 p.]
Chodat, Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve ser. 2. 28: 24-38. 1937.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 57. 1940.
Davis, Kew Bull. 1949: 426.
Stafleu, Taxon 12: 355. 1963, 24: 526. 1975.
612. Plantarum orientalium novarum decas prima [secunda] ex Florae Orientalis volumine
tertio mox edituro excerpta. Genéve (H. Georg) 1875. Oct. (Pl. orient. nov.)
Decas prima: 8 Feb 1875 (t.p.; copies sent to Kew 9g Feb), p. [1]-8. Copies: BR, NY,
USDA.
Decas secunda: 20 Feb 1875 (t.p.), p. [1]-9. Copies: NY, USDA.
Ref.: Jackson p. 378; Kew 1: 285.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 58. 1940.
Boissieu, Claude Victor de (1784-1868), French painter, engraver, and botanist.
(Boissieu).
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown (the herbarium at STR is that of Henri de Boissieu).
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 211, 381: 189; Jackson p. 226; Kew 1: 285;
NI 191; Plesch p. 147; PR 951.
Magnin, Ann. Soc. bot. Lyon 31: 57-58. 1906.
613. Flore d’ Europe, contenant les détails de la floraison et de la fructification des genres
européens, et une ou plusieurs espéces de chacun de ces genres, dessinés et gravés
d’aprés nature; par C. V. de Boissieu. On y a joint Vindication de la classe, de l’ordre,
et le caractére essentiel du genre d’aprés Linné; sa classification d’aprés la méthode
naturelle de Jussieu; des observations sur les analogies de quelques genres et les irré-
gularités de quelques espéces; un sommaire exact des connoissances acquises sur toutes
les plantes qui forment ce recueil, etc. Lyon (Bruyset ainé et Buynand) 1805-1807,
3 vols., Oct. and Qu. ft (FI. Europe).
Publ.: A quarto copy in original covers at NY shows the following division (dates based
on JT and JGLF):
vol. livr. pages plates dates
I 1 [i*], [i]-xvi 2635 2795 3135 3145 349» 3545 357s 386, 389, 393, 30Jan 1805
404, 409, 412, 413, 418, 419, 448, 474, 478.
2 284, 318, 321, 3225 337s 351, 369; 377 383, 417, Mar 1805
439, 449, 472, 473 477 4935 494, 508, 537, 553+
3 136, 142, 143, 145, 201, 254, 281, 283, 333, 368, Mai 1805
3725 375» 401, 406, 496, 566, 569, 570, 602, 643.
4 122, 144, 153 155» 159, 182, 217, 228, 238, 239, Jul 1805
249, 2525 2575 350, 376, 416, 421, 486, 546, 571.
5 108, 118, 121, 236, 262, 271, 290, 309, 310, 319, Jul 1805
380, 423, 441, 4475 449, 455, 471, 484, 551, 630.
p.4.cover:ind. 132, 185, 216, 221, 247, 251, 276, 287, 298, 328, 29 Nov 1805
2a Oh mn 355s 300, 422, 429, 433, 445, 450, 616, 613, 660.
7 129, 1345 1375 149, 2355 237» 273, 278, 262, 289, 7 Feb 1806
3955 317) 3205 323, 325» 3265 327, 460, 505, 585. (cover: 1805)
8 58, 755 70) 93> 193, 253» 250, 335» 342, 385, 390, 8 Mar 1806
403, 464, 469, 499, 502, 592, 600, 618, 641. (cover: 1805)
9 3s 70, 135, 138, 141, 265, 315, 358, 392, 432, 16 Jul 1806
4755 499; 5095 5255 541, 503, 507, 572, 622, 625. (cover: 1805)
10 90, 103, 128, 133, 206, 210, 222, 226, 285, 430, Dec 1806
512, 5345 535s 5425 550, 601, 613, 629; 632, 650. (cover: 1805)
3) 2 kre 12, 23, 25, 30, 32, 33 745 104, 105, 10, 112, 24 Jan 1807
116, 177, 223, 225, 331, 352s 3945 397 559: (cover: 1806)
12 2555 69, 77> 78, 795 I00, 129(?), 146, 181, 203, 13 Jul 1807
204, 231, 244, 348, 353, 391, 446, 658.
(cover: 1807)
Copies: B, G, L, NY.
Issues: (1) ‘‘grand raisin fin” octavo; copies: B, L.
(2) “grand raisin superfin”’ octavo.
(3) ‘“‘papier vélin,”” quarto; copy: NY.
The plates are usually arranged in numerical order. There are three engraved t.p.’s
(by J. J. de Boissieu). The original plan was to issue 600-700 plates in volumes of 100
plates. The plates are uncoloured copper engravings.
The title given above is that of the engraved title pages. The covers had in addition:
““Ouvrage destiné a servir de supplément a tous des livres élémentaires de botanique, a
toutes les descriptions, a toutes les flores particuliéres de tous les pays de l’Europe, et
a Vaide duquel on peut facilement acquérir la connaissance d’un grand nombre de
plantes et une parfaite intelligence du language botanique.”’ — PR reports the presence of
all. 660 plates in the Delessert library (now Institut de France). Each plate is accom-
panied by 1 or 2 pages of text. - Magnin states that, although the Flore d’ Europe carries
Boissieu’s name, it was the work of several collaborators: Auger, Dujat d’Ambérieu,
Hubert de Saint-Didier, and Dumarché.
Ref.: BM 1: 189; Jackson p. 226; Kew 1:
SO add. 785c; IDC 5855.
285; NI 191; Plesch p. 147-148; PR 951;
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Magnin, Bull. Soc. bot. Lyon 31: 57. 1906.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 60. 1975 (sold at £ 260).
Boissieu, Henri de (1871-1912), French botanist. (H. Boissieu).
HERBARIUM and TyYpPEs: STR.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 356, 2: 83.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 211; CSP 13: 654; Kew 1: 285; MW p. 47.
Zeiller and Hua, Bull. Soc. bot. France 59: 465, 673-680. 1922 (bibl.)
Gagnepain, Fl. Indochine, tome prél. 35. 1944.
Reed, Bibl. Fl. S. E. Asia 16. 1969.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Lecomte, Fl. Indochine, Violaceae 1 (2): 206-208. Oct 1908, 1(3): 209-
218. Mai 1909.
Boivin, Louis Hyacinthe (1808-1852), French botanist and plant collector, especially
active on the islands in the Indian Ocean (Bowvin).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: major part of the collections in P and PC, duplicates in many
herbaria. Boivin offered plants for sale, e.g. “Boivin, pl. ins. Borboniae’’ see Bonplandia
6: 342. 1858.
Refs: 1H 2:83.
Candolle, Phytographie. 397. 1880.
Hedge and Lamond, Ind. coll. Edinburgh 61. 1970.
Hepper and Neate, Pl. coll. W. Africa 11. 1971.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 293. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 282; Barnhart 1: 212; CSP 7: 208.
Duchartre, Rev. bot. 1: 478-479. 1846.
Anon., Flora 36: 600. 7 Oct 1853.
Jaubert, Bull. Soc. bot. France 1: 225-239. 1854.
EPONYMY: Bivinia [sic] Jaubert ex L. R. Tulasne (1857); Botvinella (Pierre ex Baillon)
Aubréville & Pellegrin (1958); Bozvinella A. Camus (1925); Neoboivinella Aubréville &
Pellegrin (1959).
HANDWRITING: Monogr. biol. Canar. 4: 32. 1973 (fig. 16).
Bojer, Wenceslas (Wenzel) (1797-1856), Czeck born naturalist and explorer who
settled on Mauritius; director of the botanical garden at Port Louis. (Bojer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P and W;; duplicates e.g. at BM, G, K (see IH).
Ref.: 1H 2: 83.
Candolle, Phytographie 397. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 135. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 61. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 212; BB p. 37; BM 1: 189; CSP 1: 463, 9:
284; Kew 1: 287; PR g4o.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 3: 446-447. 1856; Flora 39: 767. 1856, 40: 768. 1857.
J. M. ex Hooker, Bull. Soc. bot. France 3: 446. 1856.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 8: 312-317. 1856.
Seemann, Bonplandia 4: 381-382. 1856.
Anon., Bonplandia 6: 333. 1858.
Maiwald, Gesch. Bot. Bohmen 116-117. 1904.
Poisson, Bull. Acad. Malgache, Tananarive ser. 2. 29: 113-118. 1949/50 (bibl.)
Vaughan, Proc. Roy. Soc. Art. Sci. Mauritius 2(1): 73-98. 1958 (bibl.)
EPONYMyY: Bojeria A. P. de Candolle (1836); Bojeria Rafinesque (1838).
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614. Hortus mauritianus ou énumération des plantes, exotiques et indigénes, qui croissent
a Vile Maurice, disposées d’aprés la méthode naturelle. Mauritius (Aimé Mamarot et
Compagnie) 1837. Oct. (Hortus maurit.)
Publ.: 1837, p. [i]-vi, [1]-456. — Most new names are nomina nuda. Copy at Biohistorical
Institute, Utrecht.
Ref.: BM 1: 189; IF p. 682; Jackson p. 353, 448.
Poisson, Bull. trim. Acad. Malgache ser. 2. 29: 113-118. 1949/50.
Bolander, Henry Nicholas (1832-1897), German born American botanist, “‘State
botanist for California” for many years. (Boland.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: GH, duplicates in many herbaria e.g. DS, FH (lichens) and UC,
see IH. Bolander specimens are included in Sullivant and Lesquereux, Musci boreali
Americana.
Ref.: IH 2: 83.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 270, 285, 294. 1916.
Sayre, Mem. New York bot. Gard. 19(3): 293-294. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 212; CSP 9: 284; GR p. 64.
Jepson, Erythea 6: 100-107. 1808.
Purdy, Madrofio 2: 33-34. 1931.
Rodgers, John Torrey 336. 1942.
Rodgers, Amer. Botany 1873-1892 p. 324. 1944.
Howell, Marin flora 31. 1949.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5(6): 149. 1961.
Ewan, in A century of progress in the natural sciences 44. 1955.
EPONYMY: Bolandra [sic] A. Gray (1868).
615. A catalogue of the plants growing in the vicinity of San Francisco. San Francisco (A.
Roman & Co.) 1870. Qu. (Cat. pl. San Francisco).
Publ.: 1870, p. [1]-43. Copy: NY.
Ref.: Ascherson, Bot. Zeit. 29: 393-394. 9 Jun 1871.
Boldingh, Isaac (1879-1938), Dutch botanist who worked on the flora of the Nether-
lands West Indies. (Boldingh).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Original West Indian collections: U.
Ref.: TH 2: 83.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 213; BL 1: 228; BM 6: 105; Kew 1: 288;
Langman p. 146.
Sirks, Ind. Natuurond. 296 [index]. 1915.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 646. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males ser. 1. 1: 69-70. 1950 (portr.)
616. The flora of the Dutch West Indian Islands St. Eustatius, Saba and St. Martin. Proef-
schrift ter verkrijging van den graad van doctor in de plant- en dierkunde aan de
Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht, op gezag van den Rector Magnificus Dr. Jan de Vries ...
te verdedigen op Donderdag 1 juli 1909, des namiddags te 4 uren door Isaac Boldingh,
geboren te Purmerend. Leiden (E. J. Brill) 1g09[-1912]. Oct. (Fl. Dutch W. Ind. Is.)
Vol. r: came out as the author’s thesis with the above title page, on 1 Jul 1909, p. [i]-xiii
[dutch part of dissertation], [i]-xii, [1, p. half title], [1]-321, 3 maps. Oct. Copy: U.
The xiii pages of the dutch preface were followed by the title pages of the English
text:
[ii]: Zhe Flora of the Dutch West Indian Islands. First volume St. Eustatius, Saba and
St. Martin. Leiden 1909.
[iii]: The Flora of St. Eustatius, Saba and St. Martin. Leiden 1909.
Vol. 2: Feb-Mar 1914 (Nat. Nov. Mar 1914), p. [i-ii blank], [iii]-xiv, [1 p. half title],
[1]-197, pl. r-9, map; Oct.: preface p. xi ‘1931.’ Copy: U.
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There were 2 title pages:
[iv]: The flora of the Dutch West Indian Islands. Second volume Curagao, Aruba and
Bonaire. Leiden 1914.
[v]: The flora of Curagao, Aruba and Bonaire. Published by the aid of “‘Het Provinciaal
Utrechtsch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen.” Leiden 1914.
Ref.: BL 1: 228; BM 6: 105; Kew 1: 288; Langman p. 146; Plesch p. 148.
617. Flora voor de Nederlandsch West-Indische eilanden. Amsterdam (J. H. de Bussy) 1913.
Oct. (Fl. Ned. W. Ind. eil.)
Publ.: Nov 1913 (date on original cover), ‘‘Koloniaal Instituut Amsterdam, Derde uit-
gave van het Van Eedenfonds,” p. [i]-xx, [1]-449, [450]. Copy: U.
Ref.: BL 1: 228; BM 6: 105; Kew 1: 288.
Rogerson, NAF ser. 2. 4: 41. 1965.
618. Catalogus herbarit plantarum in horto bogoriensi cultarum. Editio 1914. [head line:]
Jardin botanique de Buitenzorg. Batavia [Djakarta] (G. Kolff & Co.) 1914. Oct. (Cat.
herb. bogor.)
Publ.: Aug-Dec 1914 (preface p. 4: Aug 1914), p. [i], [1]-179, [(1)]-(11), [i]-lxvi, map.
Copy: U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 288.
619. <akflora voor de landbouwstreken op Fava ... Uitgegeven door het Nederlandsch-
Indisch Landbouw Syndicaat bij gelegenheid van het Algemeen Nederlandsch-Indisch
Bodemcongres, gehouden te Djokjakarta October 1916. Batavia [Djakarta] 1916. Oct.
(Kakfl. Fava).
Publ.: Oct 1916 (t.p.), p. [i]-xvii, 1-204. Copy: U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 288.
Boll, Ernst Friedrich August (1817-1868) (sic, not 1867), German botanist at
Neubrandenburg (Mecklenburg). (Boll).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 3: 108; Barnhart 1: 213; BFM 97: BM 1: 190-191;
CSP 1: 465-466, 6: 595-596, 7: 209-210, 12: 90; GR p. 64; Kew 1: 289; LS 3251;
PR 958; Quenstedt p. 46.
Ascherson, Fl. Prov. Brandenburg 1: 2. 1860.
Boll, Fl. Meklenburg 149. 1860 (bibl.)
Boll, F. C., Arch. Ver. Freunde Naturgesch. Meklenburg 22: 1-34. 1869.
Fischer-Benzon in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Prov. Schleswig-Holstein 2: 11. 1890.
620. Flora von Meklenburg in geographischer, geschichtlicher, systematischer, statistischer
u.s.w. Hinsicht geschildert. Neubrandenburg (C. Briinslow) 1860. Oct. (Fl. Meklenb.)
Publ.: Jan-Jun 1860, [i-iv], [1]-404, [2, ind.]. Copies: B, BR, NY. — Reprinted from
Archiv Freunde der Naturgesch. Meklenburg 14, 1860. A ‘Nachtrag’ followed in vol.
18: 95-138. The book was preceded by Flora von Meklenburg-Strelitz, nebst Beitragen
zur gesammten Meklenburgischen Flora, 146 p., [Neubrandenburg 1849], in the
same Archiv, vol. 3, 1849. 3. Nachtrag, Neubrandenburg 1865(?) (Flora 48: 158.
29 Mar 1865).
Ref.: BFM p. 97; BM 1: 190-191; LS 3251; PR 958.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 18: 280. 3 Aug 1860.
Bolle, Carl [Karl] August (1821-1909), German dendrologist and ornithologist at
Berlin, industrious plant collector. (Bolle).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B. — For duplicates see IH (in part as Herbarium atlanticum).
Ref.: AG 5(1): 419; IH 2: 83; Saccardo 2: 20.
Parlatore, Coll. bot. Florence 17-18. 1874.
Candolle, Phytographie 398. 1880.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 295, 331. 1916.
263
BOLLE
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 393 [bibl.], 4: 195, 5(1): 419; Barnhart 1: 213;
BL 1:87; BM 1: 191, 6: 106; Bossert p. 44; CSP 1: 466-467, 6: 591, 7: 209-210; DTS 1:
24, 6(4): 45, 116; IF p. 682; Kew 1: 289; Langman p. 146; LS 3256-3257; PR 960;
Saccardo 1: 32, 2: 32.
Bolle, De vegetatione alpina in Germania extra Alpes obvia. Diss. inaug. 1846 (vita).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 120, pl. 132. 1905 (portr.)
Anon., Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 50: cxxxvi. 1909.
Schwerin, Mitt. deut. dendrol. Ges. 1909: 341-343. 1917: 271 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Bollaea Parlatore (1858).
HANDWRITING: Mon. biol. Canar. 4: 32, 35, figs. 15, 17. 1973.
621. De vegetatione alpina in Germania extra Alpes obvia. Dissertatio inauguralis botanica
quam consensu et auctoritate gratiosi medicorum ordinis in alma litterarum universitate
Friderica Guilelma ut summi in medicina et chirurgia honores rite sibi concedantur die
xi m. Julii a. mdcccxlvi h.l.q.s. publice defendet auctor Carolus Bolle berolinensis.
Opponentibus E. Angern ... H. Epenstein ... L. Tichy. Berlin (Gustav Schade) s.d.
[1846] Oct. (Veg. alp. German.)
Publ.: 11 Jul 1846 (t.p.), p. [1]-50, [1, theses]. Copzes: B, NY (Otto Kuntze).
Ref.: PR 960.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 6: 204. 10 Mar 1848.
Bolton, James (x-1799), British botanist at Halifax. (Bolion).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: No herbarium specimens known. Original drawings of ferns and
fungi at BM; manuscript of icones fungorum at USDA. Eighteen water-colours on
vellum at HU (see HU 742). A set of 50 watercolours is at BM: “Fifty flowers drawn
from nature, at Halifax ...” 1785-1787. Fol. (with mss title and preface).
Ref.: BB p. 37; BM 1:.192; HU 742.
Shear, Trans. Brit. mycol. Soc. 17: 302-307. 1933.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 214; BB p. 37; BM 1: 192; DNB 5: 327;
IF p. 682; Jackson p. 230, 253, 3443; Kew 1: 290; LS 3294-3295; NI 194-196; PR 961-
962.
Crump, The Halifax naturalist 6: xlviii-liv. 1902.
Turner, Halifax books and authors 60-61. 1906 (n.v., fide Barnhart).
Crossland, An eighteenth century naturalist. Halifax 1910.
Barnhart NAF 9(6): 430. 1916.
Shear, Trans. Brit. mycol. Soc. 17: 302-307. 1932 (on the USDA mss of B’s Icones
fungorum).
Moorhouse, J. Bot. 79: 156-158. 1941 (on James and ‘Thomas B.)
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 155. 1949.
Nissen, Illustr. Vogelbiicher 93. 1953 (Harmonia ruralis).
Stafleu, in L’Héritier, Sertum angl. facs. ed. 1963, p. xxvii.
EPONYMY: Boltonia L’ Héritier de Brutelle (1789).
622. Filices britannicae; an history of the British proper ferns. With plain and accurate
descriptions, and new figures of all the species and varieties, taken from an immediate
and careful inspection of the plants in their natural state, and engraved on thirty-one
copper-plates: with the particular places noted where each species was lately gathered,
and are at this time growing in the North of England, or on the Mountains of Wales.
Leeds (J. Binns) [1785]. Qu. (Fil. brit.)
Part 1: After 16 Aug 1785, (date on p. xvi; Crit. Rev. Jan 1786), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-59,
[60-63, ind.], pl. r-3r, hand-coloured copper engravings by the author. Copy: HH.
Part 2: Filices ... ferns. Part the second. With ... species, taken ... state, drawn of their
natural size, and accurately enengraved. Including an appendix to the former part of
this work, by which the whole is completed. Huddersfield (for the author by J. Brook)
1790. Qu., p. [i*], [xvii]-xxii, [59*]-81, [82, ind.]. pl. 32-46, hand-coloured copper
264.
BOLTON
engravings by the author, published after 16 Oct 1790, date on p. xxii. Copy: HH. —
Original drawings for the plates at BM.
Ref.: BM 1: 192; Henrey 464; IF p. 682; NI 194; PR 961.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 3: 220, 5: 73.
Anon., Monthly Rev. London 76: 129-132. Feb 1787.
623. An history of fungusses, growing about Halifax. With forty-four copper-plates; on
which are engraved fifty-one species of agarics: Wherein their varieties, and various
appearances in the different stages of growth, are faithfully exhibited in more than two.
hundred figures, copied with great care from the plants, when newly gathered and in a
state of perfection. With a particular description of each species in all its stages, from
the first appearance to the utter decay of the plant; with the time they were gathered;
the soil and situation in which they grew; their duration; and the particular places.
mentioned, where all the new and rare species were found. The whole being a plain
recital of facts, the results of more than twenty years observation. Halifax (author, sold
by J. Milner) [vol. 1]; Huddersfield (printed for the author by J. Brook and sold by
B. White and Son) [2, 3, app.]; 1788-1791, 4 vols. Qu. (Hist. fung. Halifax).
vol. pages plates date
I [i]-xvi, [1]-44, 1-43 [44] Mai 1788
(Halifax) [2,ind.], errata slip _—_engr. t.p.
2 fi*], [xvii]-xxv, 45-92 Nov 1788
(Huddersfield) [45]-92, [1, ind.]
3 [i*], [xxvii]-xxxii, 93-138 1790
(Huddersfield) 93-138, [4, ind.] (p. xxxli: 12 Dec 1789, p. 182
‘1790’; t.p. 1789)
Appendix [i*], [xxxiii]-xlu, 139-181 Jun 1792
(Huddersfield) 139-181, [12, ind.] (t.p. 17913 p. xliii: 31 Dec 1791)
The above analysis is based on a copy with hand coloured plates in the Stevenson
library. There were two issues: plates coloured and plates plain (copper engravings by
the author). Other copies: NY (plain), MICH (col.), L (vol. 3).
Vol. r. The additional t.p. to vol. 1, engraved and coloured, reads: “‘Historia fungorum
circa Halifax sponte nascentium.”’
Vol. 2, title: ‘*... forty-eight copper plates ... fifty-four species of fungusses, viz. the
remainder of the Agarics, with the three succeeding genera, Boletus, Hydrum and
Phallus: wherein their various appearances ....”
Vol. 3, title: “*... forty-six copper plates ... sixty-four species of fungusses, including
the seven following genera, viz. Clathrus, Helvella, Peziza, Clavaria, Lypoperdon,
Sphaeria and Mucor. Wherein ... in about three hundred figures, copied ....”
App.: title: “An appendix or supplement to the History ... Halifax: by which the
work is compleated in four volumes. Containing one hundred and eighty-two copper
plates; on which are engraved two hundred and thirty-one species of fungusses,
exhibited in about nine hundred figures: all drawn, engraved and coloured by the
author. With a particular....”
For the German translation see next entry.
Ref.: BM 1: 192; Henrey p. 465; Jackson p. 253; Kew 1: 290; NI 195; PR 962.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 155. 1949.
Shear, Trans. brit. mycol. Soc. 17: 302-207. 1931.
Laplanche, Dict. iconogr. champignons 1894 (correlation with Friesian names).
Anon., Monthly Review 1: 460-461. Nov 1788, 8: 179-185. 1792.
624. Jacob Boltons Geschichte der merckwiirdigsten Pilze mit 44 [48, 46, 44] illuminierten
Kupfern Iter [-[V] Theil. Aus dem Englischen mit Anmerkungen von D. Carl Ludw.
Willdenow. Berlin (1-3: Pauli, 4: G. Reimer) 1795[-1820], 4 vols. Oct. (Gesch. merckw.
Pilze).
Editor and author of notes vols. 1-3: Carl Ludwig Willdenow (1765-1842). Idem vol. 4:
Christian Gottfried Daniel Nees von Esenbeck (1776-1858) and Theodor Friedrich
Ludwig Nees von Esenbeck (1787-1837).
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BOLTON
vol. pages plates date
I [i]-xii, [1 ]-68 I-44 Aug 1795
engr. t.p. p. xii: 14 Mar 1795
2 [i]-xvi, [1]-72 45-92 Jun 1797
p. vi: 14 Dec 1796
3 []-xiv, [1]-80 93-138 Aug 1799
p- iv: 8 Feb 1799
4. [i*], [i]-clxxx, 139-182 Dec 1820
[i] ’ [ I ]-80, [38,
ind.], [1, corr. ]
The above analysis is based on a copy with hand coloured plates in the Stevenson library.
Copies vary in binding. Other copies: B, BR, NY. — Data based on documentation BH.
Vol. 1, engraved t.p., as above
Vol. 2, printed t.p. ““... mit 48...”
Vol. 3, printed(t.p4 (22 emit) 4Ous a,
Vol. 4, has three t.p.’s:
a: printed. “Jacob ... Willdenow. IV Theil, Anhange und Nachtrage. Mit 44 il-
luminierten Kupfern. Fortgesetzt und mit einer Einleitung und einer erklarenden
Ubersicht sammtlicher Tafeln versehen von Dr. Ch. G. Nees von Esenbeck und
Dr. Th. Fr. Ludw. Nees von Esenbeck. Berlin Bey G. Reimer 1820.”
b: printed, new t.p. for entire work, issued 1820, bound in various places: “‘Beschrei-
bung der um Halifax wachsende Pilze, enthaltend 241 Pilzarten in goo Figuren auf
182 Kupfertafeln, alle von dem Verfasser ... gegriindet von James Bolton ... Aus
dem Englischen mit Anmerkungen von Carl Ludwig Willdenow. Fortgesetzt ...
von ... Esenbeck. Berlin ... 1820.”
c: engraved, *‘Historia fungorum circa Halifax sponte nascentium tomi iv, A. Agaricus
+ la VEUICOR: |
Ref.: BM 1: 192; LS 3294; NI 196; PR 962.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 430. 1916.
Bolus, Harry (1834-1911), British born South African banker and botanist. (H. Bolus).
HERBARIUM and Types: BOL. Other coll. e.g. BUL, GRA, NH, NU, PRE, SAM, STE
and outside S. Africa. Exsiccatae: Herbarium austro-africanum, with Mac Owan, q v.
Ref.: IH 2: 84.
Toélken, Index herb. austro-afr. 58. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 394; Barnhart 1: 214; BB p. 37; BL 1: 28, 54;
BM 1: 192-193, 6: 1063 Bossert p. 44; CSP 9: 288, 12: 174, 13: 665; Kew 1: 291.
Pearson, S. Afr. J. Science 8: 59-79. 1911 (portr., bibl., itineraries)
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1911: 275-277, 319-322.
Pearson, Rep. S. Afr. Ass. Adv. Sci. 8: 59-79. 1912 (bibl., portr.)
Stapf, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1911/12: 42-44.
Harloth, Fl. S. Afr. 1: x. 1913 (portr.)
Verduyn de Boer, Botanists at the Cape. 1929 (portr.)
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedic. 1827-1927: 270-272. 1932 (portr.)
White, Stapeliae 1: 105. 1937.
Hutchinson, A botanist in Southern Africa 645. 1946.
Liitjeharms, The life and work of Harry Bolus, Cape Town. 1965 (mimeogr.)
Tyrrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 7-8. 1968.
Jessop, S. Afr. biogr. woordenb. 1: 92-95. 1968.
EPONYMY: Bolusafra O. Kuntze (1891); Bolusanthus Harms (1906); Bolusta Bentham
(1873); Bolustella Schlechter (1918) ; Neobolusia Schlechter (1895).
Note: Bolusanthemum Schwantes (1928) is dedicated to his daughter-in-law Harriet
Margaret Louisa Bolus née Kensit (q.v.)
625. Icones orchidearum austro-africanarum extra-tropicarum; or, figures with descriptions, of
266
BOLUS, H. M. L.
extra-tropical South African Orchids. London (William Wesley) 1893-1913, 3 vols.
Oct. (Icon. orchid. austro-afric.)
vol. part plates dates pages
I I I-50 15 Aug 1893 [i]-vi, [1, note], l.p., [2 p. ind.]
2 51-100 20 Aug 1896 [i-i1], l.p., [3 p. ind.], app. [2]p., preface and
t.p. to vol. 1 [viii]p.
2 I I-I00 Apr-Jun 191! [i-vi], l.p. [3 p. ind.]; page iv: Apr 1911, Nat.
Nov. Nov 1911, BR inscr. 15 Jun 1911.
3 I I-I00 1913 [i-v], l.p.; page v: 12 Feb 1913, Nat. Nov.
Dec 1913.
The plates are accompanied by one or two pages letterpress. Copies: BR, HH. — 36 plates
of vol. 3 were first published by H. Bolus in his ‘Orchids of the Cape Peninsula,” Trans.
South Afr. Philosoph. Soc. 5(1): 75-200. 1888. ‘The 300 (partly) coloured plates are by
H. Bolus and F. Bolus. F. Bolus edited the third volume; preface by H. M. L. Bolus. —
Portrait as frontispiece to vol. 2.
Ref.: BM 1: 193, 6: 106; Kew 1: 291; NI 197.
Tyrrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 7. 1968.
Bolus, Harriet Margaret Louisa (née Kensit) (1877-1970), South African botanist,
daughter-in-law of Harry Bolus. (L. Bolus).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BOL, other material BM, GRA, NBG, PRE, SAM.
Ref.: IH 2: 82.
Toélken, Index herb. austro-afr. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 214; BL 1: 28, 54; BM 6: 106; Bossert p. 44;
Kew 1: 291; Langman p. 391.
Anon., Flowering plants South Africa 23. 1943 (portr.)
Herre, Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 12(1): 1-3. 1961 (portr.)
E.G.H.O., Forum botanicum 8: 68-69. 1970 (Died at Cape Town on 5 Apr 1970. Harry
Bolus was her uncle and father-in-law).
Levyns and Jessop, J. S. Afr. Bot. 36(4) : 319-330. 1970 (bibl.)
Herre, Kakt. Sukk. 21: 139, 170, also in The genera of the Mesembryanthemaceae 46-
47. 1971 (portr.)
Glen, Aloe 13(3): 84, 87. 1975 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Bolusanthemum Schwantes (1928). — Note: For other eponyms based on the
name Bolus, cf. supra, sub Harry Bolus.
626. Notes on Mesembryanthemum and allied genera. Cape Town 1928-1958. Oct. (Notes
Mesembryanthemum).
Part I: 1 Jul 1928 (reprinted from articles appearing in S. A. Garden & Country Life
August-December, 1927), reprint 1928 (156 pp.)
Part IT:
pages dates pages dates pages dates
1-16 9g Nov 1928 147-160 22 Nov 1929 309-336 29 Jan 1932
17-32 21 Dec 1928 161-176 20 Feb 1930 337-356 24 Jun 1932
33-48 24 Jan 1929 177-192 9 Mai 1930 357-376 6 Dec 1932
49-64 12 Apr 1929 193-208 15 Aug 1930 377-396 19 Mai 1933
65-80 3 Mai 1929 209-224. 12 Nov 1930 397-416 16 Oct 1933
81-94 6 Jun 1929 225-244 12 Feb 1931 417-436 26 Jan 1934
Q5-110 4 Jul 1929 245-268 1 Mai 1931 437-452 23 Mai 1934
III-129 16 Aug 1929 269-292 3 Jul 1931 453-472 17 Aug 1934
131-146 4. Nov 1929 293-308 24. Sep 1931 473-508 11 Feb 1935
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BOLUS, H. M. L.
Part II:
pages dates pages dates pages dates
1-20 5 Feb 1936 79-114. 12 Aug 1937 189-236 25 Aug 1950
21-44 31 Jul 1936 115-138 24 Mar1938 237-288 30 Aug 1954
45-78 14 Jan 1937 139-188 20 Jul 1939 2809-417 30 Apr 1958
Copy: U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 291.
Jessop, J. S. Afr. Bot. 36(4): 327-329. 1970.
O’Connor Fenton, Taxon 22: 323. 1973.
Bommer, [Mme] Elisa Caroline, née Destrée (x-1910), Belgian botanist, wife of
J. E. Bommer. (E£. Bommer).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: BR.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: GR p. 689.
Rousseau, Bull. Soc. roy. Bot. Belg. 47: 256-261. 1910 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Bommerella Marchal (1885).
Note: Bommeria Fournier (1877) is probably dedicated to her husband Joseph Edouard
Bommer (1829-1895), q.Vv.
627. Catalogue des champignons observés aux environs de Bruxelles. Gent (C. Annoot Braeck-
man) 1879. Oct. (Cat. champ. Bruxelles).
Co-author: Mariette Rousseau.
Publ.: 1879 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1879), p. [i-iii], [61]-219. Copy: Stevenson. — Reprinted
with special h.t. and t.p. from Bull. Soc. roy. Bot. Belg. 18(1): 61-219. 1879.
628. Flore mycologique des environs de Bruxelles. Gent (G. Annoot-Braeckman, Ad. Hoste)
1884. Oct. (Fl. mycol. Bruxelles).
Co-author: Mariette Rousseau.
Publ.: early 1885 (Hedwigia Mai-Jun 1885, Nat. Nov. Aug 1885), p. [1]-353, [1, err.].
Copies: MICH, Stevenson. T.p. 1884 but some sheets dated 1885. — Originally
published Mém. Soc. roy. Bot. Belg. 23(1). 1884 (p. 13-365).
629. Expédition antarctique Belge. Résultats du voyage du S.Y. Belgica en 1897-1898-1899
sous le commandement de A. de Gerlache de Gomery. Rapports scientifiques publiés aux
frais du gouvernement belge, sous la direction de la commission de la Belgica. Botanique
champignons par Mmes. E. Bommer et M. Rousseau. Antwerpen (J. E. Buschmann) 1905.
Qu. (Résult. voy. Belgica, champ.)
Co-author: Mariette Rousseau.
Publ.: 1905, after 1 Apr (p. [2]; Nat. Nov. Dec 1905), p. [1]-15, pl. 1-5. Copy: Stevenson.
Bommer, Joseph (Jean) Edouard (1829-1895), Belgian pteridologist at Bruxelles. (7.
Bommer).
HERBARIUM and typPEs: BR, dupl. K, L. An unpublished manuscript on Adiantum is at
US. Copy: BR.
Ref.: 1H 2: 84.
Morton, Amer. Fern. J. 61(2): 70-71. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 215 (Joseph Edouard); BM 1: 193; CSP 1:
470, 7: 214, 12:99, 13: 668; IF p. 682; Jackson p. 150, 417, 502; Kew 1: 292; Langman
p. 147.
Crépin, Manuel lxv, Ixix. 1860.
Crépin, Guide 431. 1878.
De Wildeman, Bull. Soc. Belge Microscop. 21: 68-69. 1894.
268
BONATO
Errera, Bull. Soc. roy. Bot. Belge 34: 7-21. 1895 (portr., bibl., as Jean-Edouard).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 87. 1903 (Jean Edouard), 3(3): 73. 1905.
Morton, Amer. Fern J. 61(2): 70-71. 1971.
EPONYMY: Bommeria Fournier (1877) is probably dedicated to Joseph Edouard; Bom-
merella Marchal (1885) is dedicated to his wife Elisa Caroline Bommer née Destrée.
630. Monographie de la classe des fougéres, ... classification. (Accompagnée de six plan-
ches). Bruxelles (Mayolez), Paris (P. Savy) 1867. Oct. (Monogr. foug.)
Publ.: 1867 (ante Nov), p. [1]-107, pl. 7-6. Copy: BR. — Originally published Bull. Soc.
roy. Bot. Belg. 5: 273-364. 6 pl. 1866 (séance du 2 Décembre 1866, obviously pub-
lished 1867), reprint dated 1867, with independent pagination, reviewed by Milde in
Hedwigia Nov 1867.
Ref.: BM 1: 193; Jackson p. 150; Kew 1: 292; PR 963; IDC 7164.
Milde, Hedwigia 6(11): 161-163. 1867.
Kuhn, Bot. Zeit. 25: 415-416. 1867.
631. Sclérotes et cordons mycéliens. Bruxelles (F. Hayez) 1894. Qu. (Sclérotes cordons mycél.)
Publ.: 1894 (cover), cover p. 1 with imprint, p. [1]-116, pl. 1-4. Copy: Stevenson. —
Originally published as Mém. Cour. Sav. étrangers no. 54, presented 15 Dec 18093.
Bonati, Gustave Henri (1873-1927), French botanist and pharmacist. (Bonatz).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LA (fide GR); material at BM, BO, G, L, LAU, NSW, P, US,
W. The New Caledonian plants distributed by Bonati were collected by Isadore Franc.
Ref.: GR p. 307; 1H 2: 84.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 294. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 215; BL 2: 156; GR p. 307; Kew 1: 292;
Langman p. 147; LS 31356; MW p. 48.
Beauverd, Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve ser. 2. 19: 366-368. 1927 (bibl.)
Fron, Bull. Soc. bot. France 74: 140. 1927.
Gagnepain, Fl. Indochine, tome prél. 36. 1944.
Reed, Bibl. Fl. S.E. Asia 16. 1969.
COMPOSITE works: Lecomte, Fl. Indochine, Primulaceae 3(6) : 753-764, fig. 85. Feb 1930;
Solanaceae 4(3): 313-336, fig. 38-39. Sep 1915, 4(4): 337-341. Jan 1927; Scrophularia-
ceae 4(4): 341-461, fig. 40-50. Jan 1927.
EPONYMY: Bonatia Schlechter & K. Krause (1908).
Bonato, Giuseppe Antonio (1753-1836), Italian botanist, professor of botany at
Padua. (Bonato).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 215; BM 1: 195; Bossert p. 411; CSP 1:
476; Kew 1: 292; LS 3320-3321; PR 968-970; Saccardo 1: 33, 2: 21 (B. died 22 Jun
1836 at Padova of the cholera; gives also further references to biographies), Saccardo,
Cronologia p. xvii.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 14. 1906.
EPONYMY: Bonatea [sic] Willdenow (1805).
632. Pisaura automorpha e Coreopsis formosa piante nuove publicate da Giuseppe Antonio
Bonato. Padova (Giovambattista Penada, e figli) 1793. Oct. (Pisaura automorpha e
Coreopsis formosa).
Publ.: Sep-Oct 1793 (BH), p. [i]-xxvii, pl. 1-2. Copy: G.
Ref.: Kew 1: 292; PR 968.
Roemer, Neues Mag. Bot. 1: 285-287. Apr-Sep 1794.
269
BONDAM
Bondam, Rutger (1817-1896), Dutch botanist at Kampen. (Bondam).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: L, NBV.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 216; BL 2: 430, 438; BM 1: 195; Bossert
Pp. 443; CSP 1: 479, 7: 214, 13: 669; JW 1: 439.
Suringar, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 3. 1: 151. 1896.
633- Flora campensis. Naamlijst der zigtbaar bloeijende planten, welke in de omstreken
van Kampen, in het wild groeijende, gevonden worden (volgens de natuurlijke rang-
schikking). Kampen (G. C. J. Fels) 1845. Oct. (Fl. camp.)
Ed. 1: Jul-Dec 1845 (p. 1: Mai 1845), p. [i-vi], [1]-39. Copy: L.
Ed. 2: with W. G. Top Jz., Kampen (Gebroeders Fels). Qu., Sep-Dec 1849 (p. [4]: Sep
1849), p- [1]-54, [1, err.]. Copies: L, U.
Ref.: BL 2: 438; BM 1: 195.
Molkenboer, Alg. Konst- Letterbode 1846(1), Jan 1846, 3 p.
Bondam, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 1: 159-162. 1847 (additions).
Oudemans, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 252-254. 1857.
Bonelli, Giorgio (1724-1782), Italian botanist. (Bonellz).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: in the Liberato Sabbati herbaria. The Hortus Romanus was
mainly Sabbati’s work, but in which of his six different herbaria (in various libraries at
Rome, see Saccardo) the Hortus romanus plants are preserved, if at all, is unknown to
us. — Correspondence with Allioni at Torino.
Ref.: Saccardo 1: 34, 2: 21.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 216; BM 1: 195; Jackson 320, 437; Kew 1:
295; Langman p. 148; Saccardo 1: 34, 2: 21.
Du Petit ‘Thouars, Biogr. univ. 4: 439.
Blunt, ‘The art of botanical illustration 168. 1950.
EPONYMY: Bonellia Bertero ex Colla (1824).
634. Hortus romanus juxta systema Tournefortianum paulo strictius distributus a Georgio
Bonelli ... specierum nomina suppeditante, praestantiorum, quas ipse selegit, adum-
brationem dirigente Liberato Sabbati. Roma (Bouchard et Gravier) 1772-1793, 8 vols.
Broadsheet. (Hort. rom.)
Publ.: 800 hand-coloured plates. Bonelli contributed only a short text to volume 1. The
remaining volumes were edited by N. Martelli, but the book was actually the work of
Liberato and Constantino Sabbati. NI saw the original prospectus (at Heidelberg) :
300 copies were to be printed, of which only some were to be coloured. It is not likely
that this number was actually reached, certainly not for the later volumes (vols. 6-8
are very scarce). Copies: HU (1-5), MO (1-8), NY (2-4). — 100, invariably poor and
crude, plates per volumes; vol. 1 has an extra plate depicting the garden, vols 1, 2, 3,
4, 6 have each a portrait. See HU for further details.
Ref.: BM 1: 196; DU 45; GF p. 51; HU 629; Jackson p. 320, 437; Kew 1: 295; Lang-
man p. 148; NI 200; Plesch p. 148; PR 976; Saccardo 1: 34, 2: 21, 94.
O., Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 2: 363. 1820.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 62-63. 1975 (sold at £ 7500).
Bongard, August Gustav Heinrich (1786-1839), German botanist who travelled in
Russia and Siberia and settled in St. Petersburg. (Bong.)
HERBARIUM and types: LE, duplicates in various herbaria.
Ref.: 1H 2: 85.
Candolle, Phytographie 398. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 217; BL 1: 290; BM 1: 196; CSP 1: 480-
481, 7: 214; Kew 1: 295; MW 1: 48-49; PR 977-978.
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Anon., Flora 23: 208. 1840.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natural. Moscou. 59(1): 279. 1884.
NOTE: Most papers are signed H. G. Bongard, some others G. H. Bongard.
EPONYMY: Bongardia C. A. Meyer (1831).
HANDWRITING: Lipschitz and Vasilczenko, Central herb. U.S.S.R. 92, 93. 1968.
635. Verzeichniss der im Jahre 1838 am Saisang-nor und am Irtysch gesammelten Pflanzen. Ein
zweites Supplement zur Flora altaica. Angefangen von Dr. G. H. Bongard, beendigt von
Dr. C. A. Meyer. Mit 16 lithographirten Tafeln. St. Petersburg (Akad. Wissenschaften)
1841. Qu. (Verz. Saisang-nor Pfl.)
Co-author: Carl Anton [Andreevich von] Meyer (1795-1855).
Publ.: 1841, p. [i], [1]-90, pl. 1-26. Copy: G. — Preprinted from Mem. Acad. Sci. St.
Pétersbourg ser. 6. 4: 157-246. 1845.
Ref.: PR 978; TR 150.
Bonnemaison, Théophile (1773-1829), French pharmacist and naturalist. (Bonnem.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Bibliotheque municipale, Quimper, France; duplicates at L
and PC.
Ref.: 1H 2: 85.
Dixon, Brit. phycol. Bull. 1(7): 35-42. 1959, 3(2): 216-217. 1967.
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 217; CSP 1: 483.
Davy de Virville, Hist. bot. France 201. 1954.
Dixon, Brit. phycol. Bull. 3(2): 216-217. 1967.
EPONyMyY: Bonnemaisonia C. A. Agardh (1822).
636. Essai d’une classification des hydrophytes loculées, ou plantes marines articulées qui
croissent en France, zn J. Phys. Chimie Hist. Nat. Arts 94(3): 138-148, 94(4): 174-203.
1822. (Essai class. hydroph.) ‘
Publ.: 94(3): 138-148. Mar 1828, 94(4): 174-203. Apr 1828. Copy: UC.
637. Essai sur les hydrophytes loculées (ou articulées) de la famille des Epidermées et des
Céramices, in Mém. Mus. Hist. nat., Paris, 16: 49-148. pl. 3-8. 1828. (Essai hydroph.)
Publ.: Apr-Jun 1828.
Bonner, Charles Edmond Bradlaugh (1915-x), English cryptogamist. (Bonner).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: mainly at G; the plants from Vaud collected before 1940 at
LAU; holotypes of the “‘Bryoflora of the Atolls of micronesia”’ in the private herbarium
of Harvey A. Miller.
Ref.: TH 2: 85.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BFM 964; Bossert p. 45; MW p. 27; Kew 1: 296.
EPONYMY: Bonneria M. Fulford & J. Taylor (1961).
638. Index hepaticarum. Weinheim/Lehre (J. Cramer) 1962-x. Oct. (Index hepat.)
Publ.: Six parts have so far been published:
1. Plagiochila 1962 (Taxon 11: 205. 3 Aug 1962).
2. Achiton-Balantiopsis 1962, Nov. (Taxon 12: 171. 7 Jun 1963).
. Barbilophozia-Ceranthus 1963, Feb (Taxon 12: 171. 7 Jun 1963).
. Ceratolejeunia-Cystolejeunia 1963.
. Delavayella-Geothallus 1965 (Taxon 15: 152-153. 1966).
. Goebeliella-Fubula 1966, Sep (Taxon 16: 59 Feb 1967).
Ho P 8
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Fascicles 2, 3 and 4 constitute volume 1 (926 pp.), fasc. 5 and 6 belong to vol. 2, +
(739 pp.); fasc. 1 will be part of a later volume.
Ref.: Stafleu, Taxon 15: 152-153. 1966.
Bonnet, Edmond (1848-1922), French botanist and biohistorian, curator at the Paris
Muséum d’histoire naturelle. (Bonnet).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown, some material at P and PC.
Ref.: 1H 2: 85.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIioGRAPHY: AG 7: 411; Barnhart 1: 218; BFM 1531, BL 1: 10, 19,
38, 43, 44, 60, 2: 188; BM 1: 197, 6: 108; CSP g: 290, 12: 100, 13: 673-674; DTS 1:
253; Kew 1: 296-197; NI 203; PFC 1: xxxv-xxxvi, 2(2): xv, 3(2): ix.
Doumet-Adanson, im Cosson and Baratte, Cat. rais. pl. vasc. Tunisie xviii-xx. 1896.
Bonnet, ‘Titres et travaux scientifiques de M. Ed. Bonnet. Paris, Nov 1904.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 205. 1905.
Lecomte, Bull. Mus. Hist. nat. Paris 28: 455-457. 1922.
Baudot, Mém. Acad. Sci. Dyon 1925/26: 97-112. 1926 (portr., bibl.)
Davy de Virville, Hist. bot. France 381 [index]. 1954.
639. Petite flore parisienne contenant la description des familles, genres, espéces et variétés
de toutes les plantes spontanées ou cultivées en grand dans la région parisienne avec des
clefs dichotomiques conduisant rapidement aux noms des plantes augmentée d’un
vocabulaire des termes de botanique et d’un memento des herborisations parisiennes.
Paris (F. Savy) 1883. 18-mo. (Petite fl. paris.)
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1883 (p. xii: 15 Apr 1883; Nat. Nov. Mai 1883; J. Bot. Jun 1883),
p. [i]-xii, [1]-527, [528, err.]. Copy: BR.
Ref.: BL 2: 188; BFM 1531; BM 1: 197; Kew 1: 297.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2(2): 152. 1955.
640. Exploration scientifique de la Tunisie. Illustrations de la partie botanique. Champignons,
espéces nouvelles, rares ou critiques par N. Patouillard. Phanérogames, espéces nouvel-
les, rares ou critiques par Ed. Bonnet et G. Barratte. Planches i-xx dessinées d’aprés
nature par Mme. B. Herincq, MM. Ch. Cuisin et N. Patouillard. Paris (Imprimerie
nationale) 1892-1895. Fol. (Explor. sci. Tunisie, Ill. bot.)
Co-authors: Jean Francois Gustave Barratte (1857-1920) ; Narcisse Théophile Patouillard
(1854-1926).
Part 1: pl. 1-2, Jan-Apr 1892 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1892) (for text see under Patouillard,
Enumeration des champignons observés en Tunisie. Paris) — Accompanied by
special t.p. “‘Ilustrations des espéces nouvelles de Champignons de la Tunisie recueil-
lies en 1891 par Narcisse Patouillard ... planches i et ii dessinées d’aprés nature par
M.N. Patouillard.” Paris (imprimerie nationale) 1892.
Part 2: pl. 3-5. 1895 (Nat. Nov. Mar 1896) accompanied by new t.p. “‘Illustrations ....
Champignons de la Tunisie par N. Patouillard. Planches i-v dessinées d’aprés nature
par M. N. Patouillard,” Paris (Imprimerie nationale) 1892-1895.
Part 3: pl. 6-20, accompanied by t.p. as in heading, 1895 (Nat. Nov. Mar 1896), all
phanerogams. Text see next entry.
Copy: MO, p. [i-vii], pl. 1-20 with text.
641. Exploration scientifique de la Tunisie. Catalogue raisonné des plantes vasculaires de la
Tunisie par Ed. Bonnet et G. Barratte ... préface par Doumet-Adamson ... Paris
(Imprimerie nationale) 1896. (Expl. sci. Tunisie, Cat. pl.)
Co-author: Jean Francois Gustave Barratte (1857-1920).
Preface: Paul Napoléon Doumet-Adanson (1834-1897).
Publ.: 1896 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1896), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-xlix, [1]-519. Copies: HH, L.
Ref.: BM 2: 606.
Bonnier, Gaston Eugéne Marie (1851-1922), French botanist. (Bonnier).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 218; BM 1: 198, 6: 108; CSP g: 2092, 12:
100-101, 13: 677-679; DBF 6: 1039-1040; DTS 1: 25; GR p. 307; LS 3338-3352; NI
205-206; Plesch p. 151-152.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 109, pl. 33. 1903, 3(3): 96, pl. 99. 1905.
Molliard, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 39: 93-95. 1923, Bull. Soc. bot. France 70: 3-6. 1923,
Rev. gén. Bot. 35: 1-5. 1923.
Jumelle, Rev. gén. Bot. 36: 289-307. 1924.
Virville, Regn. veg. 71: 1-13. 1970 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Tableaux synoptiques des plantes vasculaires de la Flore de France, 1894,
with Georges de Layens, q.v.
EPONYMY: Bonniera Cordemoy (1899).
642. La végétation de la France ouvrage publié sous les auspices du Ministére de
l’Instruction publique. I. Tableaux synoptiques des plantes vasculaires de la Flore de la France
... 5289 figures représentant les caractéres de toutes les espéces qui sont décrites sans
mots techniques et un carte des régions de la France. Paris (Paul Dupont) s.d. [1894].
Oct. (Tabl. syn. pl. vasc. France). Co-author: Georges de Layens.
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1894 (Nat. Nov.), p. [i]-xxvii, [1]-412, map, [2], [1]. Copy: U.
643- La végétation de la France, Suisse et Belgique, 17 partie. Flore compléte portative de
la France et de la Suisse (comprenant aussi toutes les espéces de Belgique, d’Alsace et de
Lorraine) pour trouver facilement les noms des plantes sans mots techniques ... 5338
figures représentant les caractéres de toutes les espéces avec une carte des régions de la
France et une carte des régions de la Suisse. Nouvelle édition revue et corrigée ...
Paris (Librairie générale de l’Enseignement) s.d. [1909]. Oct. (Fl. port. France).
Co-author: Georges de Layens.
Publ.: 1909 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1909, as of 1908’), p. [i-ii], [1bis]-ii bis, iii-xxvi (= xxvii and
1], 2-425, [426, table]. Copy: U. — New edition of the Tableaux synoptiques. A popular
flora which went through many issues which are not enumerated here; last issue
possibly 1961.
Ref.: BL 2: 98.
644. Flore complete illustrée en couleurs de France, Suisse et Belgique (comprenant la plupart
des espéces d’Europe) vols. 1-8, 1911-1926, Paris, Neuchatel, Bruxelles; vol. 9, 1927,
Paris, Bruxelles; vols. 10-13, 1929-1935. Paris. Qu. (FI. ill. France).
Co-author: Robert Charles Victor Douin (1892-x) (vols. 7-13).
date of last part
volume parts plates of each volume
I I-10 [1-3], [1, corr.], [5]-120 1-60 Jul 1912
2 11-20 [1]-134, [1, table], [1, ad.] 61-120 Jul 1913
3 21-30 [1]-124, [1, table] 121-180 Jul 1914
4. 31-40 [1]-134, [1, table] 181-240 Jan 1921
5 41-50 [1]-115, [116, table] 241-300 Jan 1922
6 51-60 [1]-102, [1, table] 301-360 Feb 1923
7 61-70 [1]-157, [158, table] 361-420 Sep 1924
8 71-80 [1]-134, [1, table] 421-480 Mar 1926
9 81-90 [1]-123, [124, table] 481-540 Jul 1927
10 gi-100 [1]-118, [1, table] 541-600 Apr 1929
II 101-110 [1]-159, [160, table], [1, corr.] 601-660 Dec 1931
12 I11-120 [1]-132, [1, table] 661-721 Oct 1934
13 Table gén. [1]-71, corr. text = Apr 1935
[1]-8, [1, corr.],
[1, 24 Dec 1934], [1-x]
Imprints: 1-8: Paris (E. Orlhac), Neuchatel (Delachaux et Niestlé), Bruxelles (J.
Lebégue et Cie.).
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9: Paris (E. Orlhac), Bruxelles (J. Lebégue et Cie.).
10-13: Paris (E. Orlhac).
T.p. additions: vols 1-12: ‘““Toutes les espéces réprésentées en couleurs, ainsi qu’un
grand nombre de sous-espéces et variétés, sont reproduites par la photogravure a la
moitié de leur grandeur naturelle d’aprés des photographies mises en couleurs.
Vols. r-6: Gaston Bonnier, sole author.
Vols. 7-9: La direction de la publication a été confiée 4 M. Robert Douin ...
Vols. ro-12: “‘par Robert Douin ...”
Table gén. “‘achevée par Robert Douin ...
For the contents of the parts and for further details see Stearn (1950). Copy: U.
Ref.: BL 2: 98; NI 205; Plesch p. 150.
Bibl. Schweiz. naturw. Lit. 12: 165-166. 1938.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 2: 212-215. 1950.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 64. 1975 (sold at £ 260).
29
29
Bonorden, Hermann Friedrich (1801-1884), German physician and mycologist,
“Regimentsarzt in Kéln a. Rh.” (Bonord.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 218; BM 1: 198; CSP 1: 486, 7: 216, 9:
293; Frank p. 12; GR p. 7; Jackson p. 225; Kew 1: 298; LS 3353-3370; PR 985-987.
Kanitz, Mag. Néven. Lap. 8: 63-64. 1884.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1052. 1940.
EPONYMY: Bonordenia Schulzer (1866); Bonordeniella Penzig & P. A. Saccardo (1901).
645. Handbuch der allgemeinen Mykologie als Anleitung zum Studium derselben, nebst
speciellen Beitragen zur Vervollkommnung dieses Zweiges der Naturkunde. ... Mit
12 Tafeln Abbildungen. Stuttgart (E. Schweizerbart) 1851. Oct. (Handb. Mykol.)
Publ.: late 1851 (p. viii: Sep 1851; Bot. Zeit. 9 Jan 1852; Flora rd. Mai 1852; announced
at Ostermesse), p. [i]-xii, [1]-336, pl. r-r2, partly col. liths. Copy: BR.
Ref.: BM 1: 198; Kew 1: 248; LS 3354; PR 985; IDC 5037.
Anon., Flora 35: 320, 435-441. 1852.
646. Zur Kenntniss einiger der wichtigsten Gattungen der Coniomyceten und Cryptomyceten. ...
Mit drei colorirten Tafeln. Halle (H. W. Schmidt) 1860. Qu. (Kennin. Coniomyc. Cryp-
tomyc.)
Publ.: 1860 (Flora rd. 7 Mai-28 Jun 1861), p. [1]-63, pl. 1-3, hand col. liths. Copy: L. —
Originally publ. Abh. naturf. Ges. Halle 5: 167-229. pl. 1-3. 1860.
Ref.: BM 1: 198; Kew 1: 298; PR 986.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1052. 1940.
647. Abhandlungen auf dem Gebiete der Mykologie. Halle (H. W. Schmidt) 1864, 1870,
2 parts. (Abh. Mykol.)
Part 1: Jan-Feb 1864 (Bot. Zeit. rev. written 20 Feb 1864), p. [i]-v, [vi, cont.], [1]-96,
[change of paper:] 97-167, [168, index], fl. 1-2, col. liths. Copy: L. — Reprinted from
Abh. naturf. Ges. Halle vol. 8: 1-168. pl. r-2. 1864.
Part 2: Dec 1869 (t.p. 1870, Bot. Zeit. 24 Dec 1896), p. [1-ili], [1]-55. Copy: L.
Ref.: BM 1: 198; Kew 1: 298; PR 987.
Barnhart NAF 7(15): 1052. 1940.
Bonpland, Aimé Jacques Alexandre (Goujaud) (1773-1858), French explorer and
botanist. (Bonpl.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: for the American collections see under Humboldt et Bonpland
(at Pand B). The Description des plantes rares cultivées 4 Malmaison et a Navarre was based on
living plants. Some herbarium specimens of plants grown at Malmaison have been
traced by Jovet in the Paris herbarium (P); but so far none of the types of Bonpland’s
book.
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Ref.: 1H 2: 85; Plesch 151-152.
Anon., Flora 52: 415. 1869 (disappearance of his herbarium).
McVaugh, Taxon 4: 78-86. 1955.
Wurdack, Taxon 20: 591-593. 1971.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 294-295. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 218; BM 1: 198; Bossert p. 45; CSP 1:
486, 9: 293; Dawson p. 120; Frank p. 12; GR p. 266; Jackson p. 484; Kew 1: 298;
Langman p. 148; Laségue p. 452-453; MW p. 49; NI 207; Plesch p. 151-152; PR 988,
4209; 4327-4333, 4930.
Anon., Flora 29: 528 [‘428’]. 1846 [erroneous announcement of death], 41: 440. 1858
(death notice].
Anon., Bonplandia 2: 259-263. 1854, 6: 334. 1858.
Anon., J. Proc. Linn. Soc. 4: xlv-xlvii. 1860.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 139, 152, 159. 1862.
Brunel, Biographie d’Aimée Bonpland ed. 1. Paris 1859, ed. 2. Toulouse 1864, ed. 3.
Paris 1871 (portr.)
Canstatt, Ausland. Stuttgart 49: 675-677. 1876.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 43-44. 1882.
Hemsley, Biol. Centrali-Amer. 4: 122-188(7).
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 67. 1898, 3: 24-25. 1900.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 79, 109, 173, 181, 182, 3(3): 64, 96, 186, 203, 204.
pl. 41. 1905.
Hamy, Aimé Bonpland, Paris 1906, xcvi, 300 p. (portr.)
Cordier, C. R. Acad. Inscr. Belles-Lettres, Paris 1910 (p. 455).
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. New South Wales 44: 136-137. 1910.
Anon., Bull. Soc. mycol. France 27: 1. 1911 (portr.)
Cordier, Trab. Inst. Bot. Farmacol., Buenos Aires 30: 1-24. 1914 (mss at Buenos Aires).
[Archives inédites], Trabajos Inst. Bot. Farmacol., Fac. Cien. Med. Buenos Aires no. 31.
1914 [letters from Humboldt], 42 1914 (bot. diary).
Dominguez, Anal. Soc. Ci. Arg. 108: 407-435, 497-523- 1929.
Sarton, Isis 34: 385-399. 1943.
Bouvier et Maynal, Aimé Bonpland, Explorateur de l’Amazonie, Paris 1950, 193 P-
(portr., bibl.), see p. 191 for note on mss. and documents.
Stearn, Taxon 5: 153-156. 1956.
Maedefrau, Naturw. Rundschau 9g: 367. 1958.
Schulz, Abh. Akad. Wiss. Lit., Mathem.-naturw. K]. 1960(9) : 583-633.
Castellanos, Rev. Acad. Colomb Cien. 12(45): 57-86. 1963.
Alvarez Lopez, Anal. Inst. Bot. Cavanilles 22: 9-60. 1964 (1965).
Léandri, Adansonia ser. 2. 5(2): 141-151. 1965.
Stearn, Humboldt, Bonpland, Kunth and tropical American botany. Lehre 1968 [incl.
e.g. the Sarton biography of 1943].
Coats, The plant hunters 386 [index]. 1969.
Schechaj, Misc. Univ. nac. ‘Tucuman 29 bis. 1969.
Duprat, Mon Jardin et ma Maison 149: 86-87. 1970 (portr.)
Krapovickas, Bol. Soc. Argentina Bot., 11 Suppl.: 229-276. 1970. (mss, bibl.)
Glotin, Jardins de France 6: 11-13. 1971 (portr.)
Wurdack, Taxon 20: 591-593. 1971.
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 309 [index]. 1973.
Smit, History life sciences 884. 1974.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: See under Humboldt et Bonpland and under Humboldt, Bonpland
et Kunth.
EPONYMY (genera): Bonplandia Willdenow (1802); Bonplandia Cavanilles (1800) ;
(journal): Bonplandia Zeitschrift fiir die gesammte Botanik. Officielles Organ der
K.L.-C. Akademie der Naturforscher. Herausgegeben von Wilhelm E. G. Seemann [&]
Berthold Seemann. Hannover, London, Paris. Vol. 1-10, 1853-1862. (Note: ‘This is an
indirect eponym: members of the Akademie were given the name of a famous scientist
as a cognomen; B. Seemann’s cognomen was Bonpland!)
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HANDWRITING: Anal. Soc. Ci. Arg. 108: 428-430, 433-434. 1920.
648. Description des plantes rares cultivées a Malmaison et a Navarre. Paris (P. Didot lainé)
[1812-] 1813[-1817]. Fol. (Descr. pl. Malmaison.)
part pages plates dates part pages plates dates
I [1]-16, [i-v] 1-6 Dec 1812 5] 89-100 37-42 Jul 1816
2 17-32 7-12 Sep 1813 8 IOI-120 43-48 Sep 1816
3 33-48 13-18 Jan 1814 9 121-144 49-54 Oct 1816
4 49-60 19-24. Dec 1814 10 145-152 55-60 Dec 1816
5 61-76 25-30 Mai 1815 II 153-2575 61-64 Apr 1817
[158, err.],
[159, table]
6 77-88 31-36 = Jul 1815
Copies: BR, HU, NY, Teyler. — For sources of dates see TL-1. The book was published
in 325 copies (on ‘“‘jésus vélin’’ (copies: BR, Teyler) 48 frs. per part, on large paper
“‘colombier vélin” (copies: HU, NY) 72 frs.); it contains 64 coloured plates (stipple
engravings, colour-printed and finished by hand) of which 54 are by P. J. Redouté and g
by P. Bessa.
Ref.: BM 1: 198; DU 240, GF p. 51; Kew 1: 298; MW p. 49; NI 207; Plesch p. 151;
PR 988; IDC 5856.
Stearn, J. Arnold Arb. 23: 110-11. 1942.
McPhail, Cat. Redout. 47-48. 1963.
Stafleu, Redouté and his circle, in Buckman ed., Bibliography and natural history
46-65. 1966.
Bonstedt, Carl (1866-x), German gardener. (Bonstedt).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 2: 555; Barnhart 1: 219; BL 2: 11; MW Suppl.
Dp. 27:
649. Pareys Blumengartnerei Beschreibung, Kultur und Verwendung der gesammten
gartnerischen Schmuckpflanzen. Berlin (Paul Parey) 1930 1931-1932, 2 vols. Oct.
(Pareys Blumengarin.)
vol. part pages dates vol. part pages dates
I I [1 ]-96 Apr-Jun 1930 2 INT 1-96 Jul 1931
2 97-192 1930 I2 97-192 Sep 1931
3 193-288 1930 13 193-288 Dec 1931
4 289-384. 1930 14 289-384 Feb 1932
5 385-480 Oct 1930 15 385-480 Mar 1932
6 481-576 Nov 1930 16 481-576 Jun 1932
7) 2517-072 Dec 1930 Wet 8577-071 Sep 1932
8 673-768 Feb 1931 18 672-792, Nov 1932
9 769-864. Mar 1931 [i]-[ viii]
10 865-940 [i]-[x] Mai 1931
Copies: G (orig. covers), MO.
Second edition: 1958-1960, 2 vols, Berlin (P. Parey). Copy: NY.
Ref.: Stearn in Lawrence, Taxonomy of vascular plants 321. 1951.
Boos, Joseph (1794-1879), Austrian assistant gardener at Sch6nbrunn. (Boos).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: W.
Refs WE S:.35,,
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 849; Barnhart 1: 220; BM 1: 199; Kew:
299; PR 993.
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 29: 134. 1879.
650. Schénbrunn’s Flora, oder systematisch geordnetes Verzeichniss der im Kais. kénigl.
hollandisch-botanischen Hofgarten zu Schénbrunn cultivirten Gewachse. Wien, Triest
(Geistinger) 1816. Oct. (Schénbrunn’s Fi.)
Publ.: 1816 (preface p. x: 20 Apr 1816; ALZ Dec 816), p. [i]-x, [1]-393, [394-396
Zusatze], [2 p. err.]. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 199; Kew 1: 299; PR 993.
Booth, William Beattie (c.1804-1874), British gardener. (Booth).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: No herbarium specimens are known to have existed.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 220; CSP 1: 492, 12: 101; BBp. 38; BM 1:
199; Kew 1: 300; MW p. 4g.
T. M., Gard. Chron. 1874(1): 838.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1874/75: xxxvii-xxxvill. 1875.
651. Illustrations and descriptions of the plants which compose the natural order of Camellieae, and
of the varieties of Camellia japonica, cultivated in the gardens of Great Britain. The
drawings by Alfred Chandler. The descriptions by William Beattie Booth, A.L.S.
London (John and Arthur Arch) [1830-]1831. Fol. (Jll. descr. Camell.)
Publ.: in parts of 4 plates each, parts 1-2 (pl. 1-8) Jan-Mai 1830, 3-6 (pl. 9-24) Jun-Dec
1830, 7-10 (pl. 25-40) 1831 (preface, issued with part 6, dated 1 Nov 1831). A second
volume was in preparation (GF p. 50; announcement of vol. 2, part 1 in Loudon,
Gard. Mag. 13(86) : 222-223. Mai 1837), but never appeared. Four plates in a cover,
numbered 41-44 with text p. [1-8], entitled “Illustrations and descriptions ... vol. 2,
part 1,” dated 1837, are at HU; they are described by Quinby (1952) as “‘possibly a
trial issue’?; Loudon’s Gard. Mag. of Mai 1837, however, reviews this part. The
40 plates (36 copper engravings, 4 lithographs) are by Alfred Chandler. Three states
are known, with uncoloured, coloured and highly finished coloured plates (‘‘pul-
cherrimae!”’ PR). Copy: HU.
Ref.: BM 1: 199; DU 77; GF p. 51; Kew 1: 300; MW p. 49; NI 209; PR 1662; IDC
5857.
Stearn, Camellias and Magnolias, Report of the conference (Roy. Hort. Soc.) 127.
1950.
Quinby, Botanical books, prints and drawings from the collection of Mrs. Roy Arthur
Hunt 10-11. 1952.
Boott, Francis M. B. (1792-1863), American born physician and botanist who settled
in England. (Boott).
HERBARIUM, TYPES and DRAWINGS: K (incl. Carex herbarium and manuscripts) ; material
from North America also at BUF, CGE, E and PH (via Lambert and Tacherman),
Carex also at BR.
Ref.: TH 2: 86.
Candolle, Phytographie 398. 1880.
Seemann, J. Bot. 3: 191. 1865.
Miller, Taxon 19: 515. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 34; Barnhart 1: 220; BB p. 38-39; BM 1: 200;
Bossert p. 45; CSP 1: 492; Dawson p. 120; DNB 5: 393; DTS 1: 25, 6(4): 47; Jackson
p- 524; Kew 1: 300; ME 1: 166, 3: 541; MW p. 49; PR 994-995.
Anon., Flora 4.7: 222-223. 1864.
Gray, Am. J. Sci. ser. 2. 37: 288-292. 1864; Scientific Papers 2: 315-320. 1889.
Anon., Proc. Amer. Acad. Sci. 6: 305-308. 1865.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1888/90: 33. 1891.
Seemann, J. Bot. 2: 61-62. 1864.
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Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 15. 1906.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 461 [index]. 1967.
Martin, in Lenley et al., Index corr. Torrey 448. 1973 (corresp.)
COMPOSITE works: A. Gray, Account of the botanical specimens. Jn: Narrative of the
expedition ... China seas and Japan ... M. C. Perry, vol. 2: 305-332. 1856: Carex by
Boott, p. 322-329.
EPONYMY: Bootia [sic] Bigelow (1824); Boottia Wallich (1830).
652. Illustrations of the genus Carex. London (William Pamplin) 1858-1867, 4 parts. Fol.
Part 1: p. [i]-xui, [1]-74, plates 1-200, 146*, 146**, 1858, Feb-Mar (Boott sent a dedication
copy to Asa Gray, signed ‘‘London March 10, 1858’’; preface dated 1 Feb 1858).
Part 2: p. [i]-iv, 75-103, plates 201-310, 1860.
Part 3: p. [i]-iv, 105-126, plates 311-411, 1862.
Part 4: p. [i-iv], 127-233, plates 412-600, 1867, after 5 Oct, date of preface by J. D.
Hooker (who published this part after the death of the author).
Plates by Maubert and Miss Rees. Copy: HH. — Motto on title pages ‘“The men who
labour and digest things most, will be apter to despair than boast’? [Roscommon].
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1968, Historiae naturalis classica vol. 62, p. [i*-iv*]
followed by material as above. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 200; DTS 1: 25; Jackson p. 127; Kew 1: 300; Langman p. 800; MW p.4q;
NI 210; PR 995.
Seemann, J. Bot. 2: 61.
Stafleu, Taxon 17: 727-728. 1968.
Bor, Norman Loftus (1893-1972), Irish born British botanist who worked in India.
(N. L. Bor).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: K.
Ref.: 1H 2: 86.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 220; Kew 1: 301-303; Roon p. 20.
Jain, Bull. Bot. Surv. India 13: 169-172. 1971 (1973) (portr., bibl.)
Anon., The Times, 1 Jan 1973.
Anon., Biol. J. Linn. Soc. 5(4): 391. 1973.
Anon., Taxon 22: 523. 1973.
Clayton, J. Kew Guild 9(77): 151. 1973.
Oxa, J. Ind. Bot. Soc. 52: 342-344. 1973.
S., K.C., Ind. Forester 99(3): 185-186. 1973 (portr.)
Smith, Commonw. Forest Rev. 52(2): 116-117. 1973.
Panigrahi, J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 70: 532-533. 1973 (1974).
Hubbard and Pope, Kew Bull. 30(1): 1-10. 1975.
Borbas, Vincent [Vince] von (1844-1905), Hungarian botanist at Budapest and Cluj.
(Borbds).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BP,»BPU; duplicates in many herbaria.
Ref.: GR p. 656; IH 2: 86.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 135. 1964.
Tuzson, Bot. Kézl. 11: 205-206, 218-219. 1912.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 396, 3: 112, 4: 750; Barnhart 1: 220; BFM
922; BM 1: 200, 6: 109; Bossert p. 45; CSP 9: 293; 12: 101-103, 13: 682-685; DTS 1:
25-29, 6(4): 57, 117-118; GR p. 656; IF suppl. 4: 314; Jackson p. 265; Kew 1: 303;
LS 3375-3378; MW p. 49; Plesch p. 152; Saccardo 1: 34, 2: 21.
Knapp, Oest. bot. Z. 31: 209-213. 1881 (portr.)
Marchesetti, Atti Museo civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 137-140. 1895.
Degen, Mag. bot. Lap. 4: 165-224, 235-244. 1905 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 156. 1903, 3(3): 170. 1905.
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Meéhes, A biol. magyar uttoroi 189-200. 1925.
Anon., Borbasia 1(1): pl. z. 1938 (portr.)
Soo, Bot. Kézl. 41: 91-95. 1945.
Futak and Domin, Bibl. fl. CSR 112-118 (bibl.), 685 (refs. to biographies) 1960.
EPONYMyY (journal): Borbdsia [Official periodical of the Hungarian Botanical Society].
Budapest. Vol. 1-9, 1938-1949.
653- A magyar birodalom vadon term6 rdézsai monographiajanak kisérlette. Primitiae
monographiae rosarum impertt hungarici. Budapest (A.M. Tud. Akademia Kényvkiad6-
Hivatala) 1880. Oct. (Prim. monogr. ros. hung.)
Publ.: Jan 1881 (vide Borbas 1882; Nat. Nov Feb 1881) — Originally published in
Math. naturwiss. Mitt. ungar. Akad. Wiss. [Math. termész. kézleményck magy.
tudom. akad.] 16(4) p. [305]-560. — Hungarian introduction; main text Latin. —
Borbas himself dates his publication early 1881; the cover of the fourth part of vol. 16
of the serial is dated 1880 and so is p. 305.
Ref.: Plesch p. 152.
Borbas, Bot. Centralbl. 9(4): 111-113. Jan 1882 [Autoreferat].
Boreau, Alexandre (1801-1875), French botanist, director of the botanical garden
of Angers. (Boreau).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: ANG, duplicates AUT, CN, MANCH.
Ref.: IH 2: 86.
Boreau, Notice sur les herbiers ... d’Angers, Angers (n.v. fide Candolle).
Candolle, Phytographie 398. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 596, 12(3): 446; Barnhart 1: 221; BM 1: 201;
CSP 1: 495, 6: 598, 7: 218, 12: 113; Frank p. 12-13; Jackson p. 524 [index]; Kew 1:
304; Langman p. 148-149; MW p. 49; PFC 1: xxxvi; PR 1001-1005; Saccardo 1: 935.
Bouvet, Bull. Soc. Et. Sci. Angers 4/5: 211-213. 1874/75.
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 25: 305. 1875; J. Bot. 13: 352. 1875.
Bouvet, Bull. Soc. Et. Sci. Angers ser. 2. 25: 31-84. 1896 (bibl., portr., autobiogr.)
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 1905: fl. r. (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 109. 1903, 3(3): 96. 1905.
EPONYMY: Boreava Jaubert & Spach (1841).
654. Programme de la flore du centre de la France, suivi du catalogue des plantes observées
dans le rayon de cette flore, et d’observations relatives a quelques plantes critiques.
Nevers (N. Duclos) 1835. Oct (in fours) (Progr. fl. centre France).
Publ.: Mai-Dec 1835 (p. 6: 25 Apr 1835), p. [i-iii], [1]-42. Copies: G, NY. Motto:
‘Copia rerum et veritas.”
Ref.: PR 1002.
655. Flore du centre de la France, ou description des plantes qui croissent spontanément
dans la région centrale de la France, et de celles qui y sont cultivées en grand, avec
lanalyse des genres et des espéces. Paris (Roret) 1840, 2 vols. Oct. (Fl. centre France).
Ed. 1: vol. 1: Mar-Mai 1840 (p. ix: Mar 1840; rev. Bull. Soc. industr. Angers 11: 173-
177. 4 Jun 1840), p. [i#-v*], [iJ-ix, [1]-390.
Vol. 2: 1840, p. [i-iii], [1]-589.
Ed. 2: trés augmentée. Angers 1849.
Vol. r: 1849 (p. xvi: 30 Mar 1849), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-328.
Vol. 2: 1849, p. [i-i1i], [1]-643.
Ed. 3: trés augmentée. Angers 1857.
Vol. r: 1857 (p. xvi: 2 Mar 1857), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-356.
Vol. 2: 1857, p. [i-iii], [1]-771, [772, err.].
Title of eds. 2 and 3: “Flore ... France et du Bassin de la Loire, ou description des
plantes qui croissent spontanément, ou qui sont cultivées en grand, dans les départe-
ments arrosés par la Loire et par ses affuents, avec l’analyse des genres et des espéces.”’
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Copies of all three editions: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 201; Jackson p. 277; Kew 1: 204, 304; PR 1004.
Boreau, Programme de la Flore du centre de la France. Nevers 1835.
656. Notes sur quelques espéces de plantes frangaises ... (Extrait du Bulletin de la Société
industrielle d’Angers, no ter, 15e année). Angers 1844 (Cosnier et Lachése). Oct (form.)
(Notes pl. frang.)
[No. 1:] 1844 (p. 24: 7 Jan 1844), p. [1]-24. Copy: NY. Reprinted from Bull. Soc.
industr. Angers 15(1). 1844.
[No. 2:] Notes ... frangaises ... (Extrait ... d’Angers et du Département de Maine et
Loire nos. 3 et 4, 17e année), publ. Jul-Dec 1846 (p. 31: 1 Jul 1846), p. [1]-31, Oct.
Copy: NY.
[No. 3:] Notes ... frangaises ... Continuation, no t.p., p. [1]-16, Oct. [Angers 1847].
Repr. id. 18 (5, 6): 119-147. 184.7. Copy reprint: NY.
[No. 4:] Notes et observations sur quelques plantes de France, no t.p., p. [1]-30, Oct. [Angers
1853]. Repr. id. 24(6). 1853. Copy reprint: NY.
Borg, John (1873-x), Superintendent of agriculture and professor of natural history,
Malta. (Borg).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
657. Descriptive flora of the Maltese islands including the ferns and flowering plants. Malta
Government printing office 1927. Oct. (form.) (Descr. fl. Malt. isl.)
Publ.: 1927 (Nat. Nov. Dec 1927), p. [i-iii], [1]-846. Copy: U. — Reprint announced by
Koeltz (1974), publ. 1976.
Borkhausen, Moriz Balthasar (1760-1806), German naturalist. (Borkh.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 3: 160-163; Barnhart 1: 222; BM 1: 202; CSP 1:
497, 6: 598; IF p. 682; Jackson p. 16; Kew 1: 305; MW p. 49; NI 764, 1373; PR 1009-
1013.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 169. 1800.
Anon., Bot. Zeit., Regensburg 6: 31-32. 1807.
Roehling, Borkhausen’s Ringen nach dem schénsten Ziele des Mannes. Frankfurt a.M.
1808 (xiv, 162 p., 1 pl.) (n.v.).
Strieder, Grundlage zu einer Hessischen Gelehrten- und Schriftstellergeschichte 18: 62.
1819.
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 2: 409-410. 1820.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 68-70. 1874.
NOTE ON NAME: Spelled Moriz Balthasar Borkhausen in Versuch (1790) and Handbuch
1800; M. B. Borckhausen in Tentamen (1792).
EPONYMY: Borckhausenia P. G. Gaertner, B. Meyer & J. Scherbius (1801); Borckhausenia
A. W. Roth (1800); Borkhausenia H. G. L. Reichenbach (1841, orth. var.)
658. Versuch einer forstbotanischen Beschreibung der in den Hessen-Darmstadtschen Landen,
besonders in der Obergrafschaft Catzenellenbogen im Freien wachsenden Holzarten;
fiir Forstbediente zur Selbstbelehrung von Moriz Balthasar Borkhausen. Turpe est in
patria vivere, et patrium ignorare. Frankfurt am Main (Barrentrapp und Wenner) 1790.
Oct. (Vers. forstbot. Beschr.)
Publ.: 1790, p. [i]-xl, [1]-397. Copy: USDA.
659. Tentamen dispositionis plantarum Germaniae seminiferarum secundum novam metho-
dum a staminum situ & proportione, cum characteribus generum essentialibus;
auctore M. B. Borckhausen. Darmstadt (sumtibus militum invalidorum bibliopoli)
1792. Oct. (Tent. disp. pl. German.)
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Publ.: Apr 1792 (p. xii: sub fine anni 1791; see ST p. 56), p. [i]-xii, 4 tabl., [1]-158,
[6, index]. Copy: M.
Reissue: 1809: t.p.: ““Opus posthumum” and “Darmstadt 1809,” dedication omitted,
rest same but with a newly printed index. Copy: BM.
_ Ref.: BM 1: 202; PR 1010; RS p. 76; ST p. 56.
Anon., Neues Mag. Arzte 14(1): 16. 1792.
Anon., Med.-Chir. Zeit. (Salzburg) 1792 (2, 47): 353-363. 11 Jun 1792.
660. Theoretisches-praktisches Handbuch der Forstbotanik und Forsttechnologie. Giessen und
Darmstadt (Georg Friedrich Heyer) 2 Theile, 1800-1803. Oct. (Theor. prakt. Handb.
Forstbot.)
[Erster Theil]: Apr-Mai 1800 (Ostermesse, p. xviii), p. [i]-xviii, [1, h.t.], [1]-866, [1,
err.]. Copy: BR.
Zweiter Theil: (‘“Welcher nebst der fortgesetzten Holzbeschreibung zugleich den
Nomenclator terminologicus und ein vollstandiges Register iiber das Ganze enthilt.’’)
1803, p. [i]-x, [6, ant., bibl.], 867-2070, [71, index]. Copy: BR.
The BM-NH copy is in 3 volumes of which the first is of a different edition to the others
(smaller type, 648 pages instead of 866).
Ref.: BM 1: 202; PR 1013.
Kf., Neue allg. deut. Biblioth. 66(2). 6: 389-390. 1801.
Bornemann, Felix ( /f. 1887), German phycologist. (Ff. Bornemann).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 223.
661. Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Lemaneaceen. Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung der
Doctorwiirde der philosophischen Facultat der Albert-Ludwigs Universiteit zu Freiburg
vorgelegt von Felix Bornemann aus Eisenach, Berlin (A. W. Schade) 1887. Oct. (Beir.
Lemaneac.)
Publ.: 1887 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1887), p. [i], [1]-49, pl. 1-3. Copy: UC.
Bornemann, Johann Georg (1831-1896), German geologist and palaeobotanist at
Eisenach, Thiiringen. (7. Bornemann).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: JE (especially rich in collections from Sardinia used for e.g.
Barbey’s Florae Sardoae compendium).
Ref.: AG 3: 693; IH 2: 86.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 693 (original inf.); Barnhart 1: 223; BM 1:
203; CSP 1: 498, 6: 598, 7: 219, 9: 297, 12: 105, 13: 695; Jackson p. 186; Kew I: 305-
306; NI 211; Quenstedt p. 48.
Anon., Boll. Soc. Geol. Ital. 15: 431. 1896.
Anon., Leopoldina 32: 134-135. 1896.
Potonié, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 15: (29)-(34). 1897 (bibl.)
Barthel, Hallesches Jahrb. Mitteldeut. Erdgesch. 7: 7-10. 1966 (on Bornemann’s
histological research on fossil leaves).
662. Uber organische Reste der Lettenkohlengruppe Thiiringens. Ein Beitrag zur Fauna und
Flora dieser Formation besonders iiber fossile Cycadeen, nebst vergleichenden Unter-
suchungen tiber die Blattstruktur der jetztweltlichen Cycadeengattungen ... Mit xii
Tafeln. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1856. Qu. (Organ. Reste Lettenkohlengr. Thiir.)
Publ.: 1856 (p. viii, Aug 1855), p. [i]-viii, [1, cont.], [1]-85, fl. 1-12, (of which 11:) col.
liths. by author. Copies: B, MICH, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 203; NI arin.
Bornet, Jean-Baptiste Edouard (1828-1911), French botanist. (Born.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PC, further material at C, DIN, G, K, L, W. — Bornet was not
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only an outstanding algologist but contributed also general floristic information to
Ardoino for his Flore des Alpes maritimes and to Ascherson for his Synopsis. His herbarium
of the Alpes maritimes is at G.
Ref.: 1H 2: 86-87.
Burnat, in Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 24-25. 1945.
Koster, Taxon 5: 53. 1957; 18: 550. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 559, 12(3): 136; Barnhart 1: 223; BM 1: 203;
Bossert p. 46; BW p. 50; CSP 1: 498-499, 7: 219, 12: 105, 13: 696; GR p. 267; Kew1:
306; KR p. 98; LS 3395-3402, 36996; MW p. 50; NI 212; PR 1014-1015.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxili-cxiv. 1883.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 109. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 97. 1905 (portr.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 113, 227-228. 1909.
Cotton, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1911/12: 44-45. 1912.
Bonnier, Rev. gén. Bot. 24: 353-354. 1912.
Guignard, Bull. Soc. bot. France 59: 257-301. 1912 (bibl.)
Guignard, C. R. Séances Acad. Sci. 154: 461. 1912.
Guignard, Notice sur la vie et les travaux de E.B., Paris 1912, 62 p. (portr., bibl.).
Copy: UC.
Hariot, J. Soc. nat. Hort. France ser. 4. 13: 635-639. 1912.
Mangin, Nouv. Arch. Mus. Hist. nat. ser. 5. 7. 1912.
De Toni, Nova Notarisia 23: 25-42. 1912 (portr., bibl.)
Anon., Bull. Soc. mycol. France 29: 1. 1913 (portr.)
De Wildeman, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 52: 95-110. 1913 (bibl.)
Flahault, Rev. algol. 1: 4-23. 1924 (portr., bibl.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 24-25. 1941.
Bourelly, in Bornet et Flahault, Révis. Nostoc. hét., facsimile ed. 1959, p. [5*-8*,
13*-16*] (portr., bibl.).
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 24: 34. 1975 (portr.)
Gagnepain, Un nivernais célébre, Edouard Bornet, Paris s.d. 9 p. (repr.? at B).
EPONYMY: Bornetella Munier-Chalmas (1877); Bornetia Thuret (1855); Bornetina Mangin
& Viala (1903).
663. Notes algologiques [.] Recueil d’observations sur les algues. Paris (G. Masson) 1876,
1880, 2 fasc. Qu. (Notes alg.)
Co-author: Gustave Adolphe Thuret (1817-1875).
Fasc. 1: p. [i*-iii*], [i]-xx, [1]-70, [2, index], p/. 1-25. Aug-Sep 1876 (Bot. Zeit. 20 Oct
1876; C. R. 11 Sep 1876). Copy: UC.
Fasc. 2: p. [i-iii], [73]-196, pl. 26-50. late 1880 (Nat. Nov. Feb 1881). Copy: PCS.
Lithographs by Riocreux and Bornet. — Each article is signed either by B. (Bornet) or
T. (Thuret) and the taxa should be ascribed only to the signing author. — Types:
‘Thuret left his collections to Bornet. Algae at PC.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1969, Bibliotheca phycologica vol. 9. Copy: FAS, p.
[a], rest same:
Ref.: BM 1: 203; NI 212.
Cesati, Mem. Soc. ital. Sci. 4(7): 15. 1882.
Flahault, Rev. algol. 1(77): 14-15. 1924.
664. Révision des Nostocacées hétérocystées contenues dans les principaux herbiers de France
par MM. Ed. Bornet et Ch. Flahault extraits des Annales des Sciences naturelles. viie
série, botanique, tomes ili, iv, v et vii. Paris 1886-1888. Qu. (Révis. Nostoc. hét.)
Co-author: Charles Henri Marie Flahault (1852-1935).
Publ.: Starting-point book for the nomenclature of the Nostocaceae heterocysteae
(ICBN, Art. 13, item g). Originally published in Annales des Sciences naturelles, série 7,
volumes 3-7, 1886-1888. The XIIth International Botanical Congress, held at Lenin-
grad 1966, accepted a proposal by Compére (Taxon 23: 663. 1974) to treat the four
parts as having been published simultaneously on 1 Jan 1886 (see also Leussink,
Taxon 24: 196. 1975; Stafleu and Voss, Taxon 24: 207. 1975 and Voss, Taxon 25:
170. 1976). The following dates are therefore only of historical importance:
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serie vol. pages dates
7 3 [323]-381 Jun 1886
4 [343]-373 Dec 1886
5 [51]-129 ~=—- Feb 1887 [p. 129, Mar 1887]
7 [177]-192 Mar 1888
193-256 Apr 1888
257-262 Mai 1888
The 1888 reprint (t.p. as above), copy: PCS, consists of the above texts preceded by
[i-ii], [1]-23, ind., err. The dates are those of the months for which the cahiers of the
Annales were issued. Actual publication may have been somewhat later; such discre-
pancies, however, do not affect the status of the names of the Révision, because these
have priority over all other names of Nostocaceae heterocysteae published after Jan 1886.
The Cramer reprint of 1959 is a facsimile of the above-mentioned papers preceded by
p. [1*-16*] pref. and introduction.
Facsimile ed.: 1959. Weinheim (J. Cramer), “‘avec une introduction biographique et
bibliographique par P. Bourrelly,” p. [1*-16*], followed by facs. as above. Copy:
FAS.
Ref.: DTS 1: 29; MW p. 50.
665. Les algues de P.-K.-A. Schousboe, récoltées au Maroc & dans la Méditerranée de 1815
4 1829, et déterminées par M. Edouard Bornet. (Extrait des Mémoires de la Société
nationale des Sciences naturelles et mathématiques de Cherbourg t. xxviii, 1892).
Paris (G. Masson) 1892. Oct. (Alg. Schousboe).
Publ.: 1892 (Nat. Nov. Jan 1893), p. [1]-216, pl. 1-3, double pagination, [5]-165, 216-
376, (pagination in Mém. 28: 165-376. 1892). Copies reprint: BR, PCS.
Bornmiiller, Joseph Friedrich Nicolaus (1862-1948), German botanical explorer
of the Orient, curator of the Haussknecht herbarium at Weimar. (Bornm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: JE — Many duplicates in numerous herbaria. For his Plantae exs.
Canarienses and Plantae exs. Maderenses see GR p. 65.
Ref.: 1H 2: 87.
Wagenitz, Willdenowia 2: 343-360. 1960 (bibl., portr., itineraries, herbarium).
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 135. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index Coll. Edinburgh 62. 1970.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 295. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 750, 12(3): 51; Barnhart 1: 223; BFM p. 417-
418; BL 1: 240; Bossert p. 46; CSP 13: 696-697; DTS 1: 209, 6(4): 65, 71, 118; GR
p- 65; Kew 1: 306-309; LS 3404, 31377, 41045; MW p. 50; Saccardo 1: 35, 2: 22.
Schwarz, in Fedde, Rep. Spec. nov. 100: 1-10. 1938 (portr.)
Wisniewski, in Fedde, Rep. Spec. nov. 100: 11-27. 1938 (bibl.)
Ungewitter, Neue Berliner Garten-Borse 3(5): 29. 1949.
Rechinger, Taxon 4: 97-99. 1955.
Wagenitz, Willdenowia 2: 343-360. 1960 (portr., bibl.)
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 77. 1971.
HANDWRITING: Willdenowia 2: 346. 1960.
FESTSCHRIFTEN: (75 yr.) Fedde, Repert. Spec. nov. Beih. 100 (1938); (80 yr.), Branco,
Mitt. Thiir. bot. Ver. ser. 2. 50. 1943.
BOTANICAL EXPLORATION: 1886: Dalmatia, Herzegowina, Montenegro, Bosnia, Bul-
garia, Brussa, Greece; 1887-1889: Serbia; 1889-1890: Asia minor; 1891: Thasos,
Athos, Thessalonian Olympus; 1891-1893 and 1902: Iran; 1897: Syria, Palestina; 1900:
Madeira, Canary Is.; 1899: Bithynia, Phrygia; 1901: Canary Is.; 1904: Norway;
1906: Lydia, Caria; 1908: Egypt; 1909: Riviera; 1910: Libanon, Anti-Libanon; 1911:
Dalmatia; 1912: Transsylvania, Tatra; 1913: Turkestan, Bokkara; 1917-1918: Mace-
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donia; 1924: Abbruzzi; 1926: Ionic Is., Peleponesos, Parnassus; 1929: Bithynia,
Galatia, Paphlagonia. — For full details, including list of the publications which resulted
from these trips, see Willdenowia 2: 354-357. 1960.
Bory de Saint-Vincent, Jean Baptiste Geneviéve Marcellin, Baron de (1778-1846),
French geographer, naturalist and explorer. (Bory).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P, PC; some algae in herb. Kuetzing (L), some fungi in FI.
Ref.: TH 2: 87.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 5: 215-216, 496. 1847.
Montagne, London J. Bot. 6: 262-264. 1847.
Biers, Bull. Mus. Hist. nat. 1924: 417-422 (on his cryptog. herb.)
Koster, Taxon 6: 50. 1957, 19: 550. 1969.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 295-296. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 468, 3: 137, 12(3): 690; Barnhart 1: 224;
BM 1: 204, 6: 112; Bossert p. 46; Colmeiro 1: clxv; CSP 1: 500-511, 6: 599; DBF 6:
1122-1123; Frank p. 13; GR p. 267-268; IF p. 683; Jackson p. 525 [index]; Kew 1:
310-311; Langman p. 149; Laségue p. 562 [index]; LS 3413-3417; Moebius p. 274;
NI 213-214; PR 586, 1023-1027, 10724.
Anon., Flora 30: 115. 29 Feb 1847.
Hooker, Lond. J. Bot. 6: 262-264. 1847 (herb.)
Pritzel, Bot. Zeit. 5: 77-80. 1847.
Baillon, Dict. bot. 1: 456. 1876.
Jacob de Cordemoy, Flore de I’He de la Réunion xx-xxi. 1895.
Bonnet, Bull. Soc. roy. Geogr. Anvers 25: 523-550. 1901 (letters).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 109-110. 1903, 3(3): 97. 1905.
Bonnet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 56: ciii-ci. 1906 (corr.).
Lauzun, Correspondance de Bory de St. Vincent. Agen 1908, 357 p., Supplément 1912,
106 p. (repr. from Revue de |’Agenais).
Sauvageau, J. de Bot. 21: 198-222. 1908 (extr. corr.)
Bonnet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 56: xcili-ci. 1909 (two letters on work Commission
Algérie).
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. New South Wales 44: 133-134, 140, 142. IQIO.
Lacroix, Mém. Acad. Sci. Inst. France ser. 2. 54: i-lxxv. 1916 (portr., bibl., and earlier
biographical references).
Lacroix, Rev. Sci. 55: 225-236. 1917.
Lacroix, Figures de savants 1: 273-322. 1932.
Romieux, Les carnets de Bory de Saint-Vincent 1813-1815. Paris 1934.
Schaik, Natuurhist. Maandblad 35: 67-68. 1946 (portr.)
Davy de Virville, Hist. Bot. France p. 382 [index] 1954.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 56 [nos. 474-475]. 1966.
George, DSB 1: 320-321. 1970 (“Here is no biography”’ sic.).
Lawalrée, Zoo, Oct 1970 (repr.)
Lawalrée, Parcs Nation. Ardenne Saume 26(2): 58-62. 1971.
Martin, in Lenley et al., Index Corresp. Torrey 448. 1973 (1 letter).
CORRESPONDENCE: Philippe Lauzun, Correspondance de Bory de Saint-Vincent, Agen
1908, 357 p. (portr., biogr. note), Supplément, Agen 1912, vili, 106 p. — For further
references to published as well as unpublished letters see Lacroix, l.c. 1916, p. Ivi.
See also Bonnet (1901, 1906) and Sauvageau (1908).
EPONYMY: Borya Labillardiére (1805); Borya Willdenow (1806); Boryna Grateloup ex
Bory de Saint-Vincent (1822); Vincentia Gaudichaud-Beaupré (1829).
666. Mémoire sur les genres Conferva et Byssus, du chevalier O. Linné. Bordeaux (Louis
Cavazza) an V [1797]. (Mém. Conferva Byssus).
Orig. ed.: 1797, 58 p.
Reprint: in Ann. Bot. Usteri 24: 95-116. 1900.
284.
BORY
667. Essais sur les Isles Fortunées et V antique Atlantide, ou précis de Vhistoire générale de
l’Archipel des Canaries. Paris (Baudoin) Germinal An XI [1803]. Qu. (Ess. Isl.
Fortunées).
Publ.: Mar-Apr 1803 [Germinal an XI, on title-page], p. [i-viii], [1]-522, [2 p. err.],
7 pl. Copies: G, HH, IDC.
Ref.: BM 1: 204; Kew 1: 210; SY p. 143; IDC 5858.
Anon., Phys. 6kon. Bibl. Beckmann 23(1): 15-21. 1805.
668. Voyage dans les quatre principales iles des mers d’ Afrique, fait par ordre du gouvernement,
pendant les années neuf et dix de la République (1801 et 1802), avec Vhistoire de la
traversée du Capitaine Baudin jusqu’au Port Louis de I’Ile Maurice ... Avec une
collection de 58 planches, grand in 4.°, dessinées sur les lieux par l’auteur, et gravées en
taille-douce. Paris (F. Buisson) An xiii. (1804), 3 vols. Oct., atlas Qu. (Voy. iles Afrique).
Publ.: Sep 1804 (2 copies deposited at the Bibliothéque nationale on 23 Aug 1804).
Vol. 1: p. [i]-xv, [xvi, err.], [1]-408. Copy: NY.
Vol. 2: p. [i-iv], [1]-431. Copy: NY.
Vol. 3: p. [i-iv], [1]-473. Copy: NY.
Ailas: pl. 1-56, r4bis, 23bis, copper engravings of drawings by Bory.
Issues: (1) on “‘carré superfin d’Auvergne,”’ (2) on “‘papier vélin” (see JT 8: 105. 26 Nov
1804).
Ref.: BM 1: 204; IF p. 683; Jackson p. 352; Kew 1: 310; LS 3414; PR 1024; SY p. 18;
IDC 5370.
Métherie, J. Phys. 59: 219-227. Sep 1804.
669. Dictionnaire classique d’histoire naturelle, par Messieurs Audouin, Isid. Bourdon, Ad.
Brongniart, De Candolle, Daudebard de Férusac, A. Desmoulins, Drapiez, Edwards,
Flourens, Geoffroy de Saint-Hilaire, A. De Jussieu, Kunth, G. de Lafosse, Lamouroux,
Latreille, Lucas fils, Presle-Duplessis, C. Prévost, A. Richard, Thiébaut de Berneaud, et
Bory de Saint-Vincent. Ouvrage dirigé par ce dernier collaborateur, et dans lequel on a
ajouté, pour le porter au niveau de la science, un grand nombre de mots qui n’avaient
pu faire partie de la plupart des Dictionnaires antérieurs. Paris (Rey et Gravier;
Baudoin fréres) 1822-1831, 17 vols. Oct. (Dict. class. hist. nat.)
Publ.: ‘The text-volumes were published as a whole. The plates were published in
sixteen parts of 10, sometimes together with the relevant volume, sometimes together
with the next text volume or at any rate later (plates for vol. 1 on 8 Jun 1822, for
8 on 14 Dec 1825, for 11 on 18 Aug 1827, for 12 on 1 Mar 1828). The 160 plates by
C. Vauthier were available plain or colour-printed (finished by hand). The dates of
publication listed here are based on the announcements in the Bibliographie de la
France, in the Revue bibliographique des Pays Bas and on the dates of receipt by the
Académie. The following analysis is based on a copy at NY:
alphabet vol. pages dates tp:
I [i]-xvi, [1]-604, tabl. 27 Mai 1822 1822
2 [i-iii], [1 ]-621 31 Dec 1822 1822
CAD-CHI 3 [i-ii], [1 ]-592 6 Sep 1823 1823
CHI-COZ 4 {i-11], [1]-628 27 Dec 1823 1823
CRA-D 5 [i-i1], [1 ]-653, [654, err.] 15 Mai 1824 Apr 1824
E-FOUQ, 6 [1-11], [1]-593, [1, err.] 9g Oct 1824 Sep 1824
[1]-4, pamphlet Am. Sci. nat.
FOUR-G 7 [i-iii], [1 ]-626, [1, err.] 5 Mar 1825 Feb 1825
H-INV 8 [i*-111* |, [i]-viii, [1 ]-609, 10 Sep 1825 Sep 1825
[1, err.]
IO-MACIS 9 [i-iii], [1 ]-596 25 Feb 1825 Feb 1825
MACL-MN 10 [i-iii], [1 ]-642, [1, err.], tabl. 5 Jul 1826 Jun 1826
MO-NSO Il [i-iii], [1 ]-615, [616, err.] 10 Feb 1827 Jan 1827
NUA-PAM 12 [i-iii], [1 ]-634, [1, err.] 18 Aug 1827 Aug 1827
PAN-PIV 13 [1-11], [1 ]-648 1 Mar 1828 Jan 1828
PLA-ROY 14 [i-iii], [1]-710 11 Oct 1828 Sep 1828
RUA-S 15 [i-iti], [1 ]-754, tabl. 27 Jun 1829 Mai 1829
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alphabet vol. pages dates t.p.
T-Z 16 [i-iii], [(1) ]-(4), [1]-748 30 Oct 1830 Oct 1830
Atl, ill. 17 [i-vii], [1]-141, pl. [i-clx] 29 Oct 1831 1831
Italian transl.: Dizionario classico di storia naturale. Venetia 1831-1843, 16 vols. (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 204; IF p. 683; Kew 1: 341; NI 2235; PR 10724.
670. Encyclopédie méthodique. Histoire naturelle des zoophytes, ou animaux rayonnés,
faisant suite a histoire naturelle des vers de Bruguiére, par MM. Lamouroux, ... Bory
de Saint-Vincent, ... et Eud. Deslongchamps ... tome second. Paris (Mme veuve
Agasse) 1824. Qu. (Hist. nat. zoophyt.)
Co-authors: Jean Vincent Lamouroux (1779-1825) and Jacques Armand Eudes Deslong-
champs (1794-1867).
Publ.: In parts, the contents and precise dates of which are as yet unknown to us,
p. [i*-iii*], [i]-viii, [1]-869. Copy: UC.
671. Histoire des hydrophytes, ou plantes agames des eaux, récoltées par MM d’Urville et
Lesson, dans leur voyage autour du monde, sur la Corvette de Sa Majesté, La Coquille,
exécuté pendant les années 1822, 1823, 1824 et 1825, sous le commandement du
capitaine Duperry; par le colonel Bory de Saint-Vincent, ... ornée de 25 planches
coloriées et gravées d’apreés les dessins de l’auteur. Paris (Arthus Bertrand) 1829. Fol.
(Hist. hydroph.)
Publ.: 1829, p. [i-vi], [1]-240, pl. 1-13, 13bis, 14-24, signed by author Jan-Sep 1827.
Copy: NY, with a double set of plates: coloured and uncoloured. Plates 1-24 appear also
in the Cryptogamie, 1828, by Bory, of the Voyage ... Coquille (see under Duperry).
672. Expédition scientifique de Morée. Section des sciences physiques. ‘Tome III. — 2e partie.
Botanique. Par MM. Fauché, Inspecteur général du service de santé, pour les Graminées;
Adolphe Brongniart, pour les Orchidées; Chaubard et Bory de Saint-Vincent, pour le
reste de la Phanérogamie; ce dernier collaborateur s’est réservé la Cryptogamie. Paris,
Strasbourg (F. G. Levrault) 1832 [-1833]. Qu., atlas Fol. (Exp. sci. Morée, Bot.)
Co-authors: M. Fauché (fl. 1832); Adolphe Théodore Brongniart (1801-1876); Louis
Anastase Chaubard (1785-1865).
Publ.: p. [1]-336: Sep 1832 [Acad. 24 Sep], pp. 337-367 [368, err.]: 1833 [Acad.
19 Oct]. — Atlas (planches sér. iv, botanique) 38 pi. (1-37, 37bis) of which 5 coloured:
1835-1836. Copy: BR. — For a revised edition see no. [1090]. The entire work was
published in 39 parts of which the parts containing the plates for the atlas were among
the last. ‘The last part of the atlas, livr. 38, was presented to the Académie des Sciences
on 28 Mar 1836, livr. 37 (containing Anadiomena) on 25 Jan 1836. — ‘Types at P, PC.
Ref.: BM 1: 204; IF p. 683; Jackson p. 313; Kew 2: 238 [under Fauché]; LS 3415;
PR 1026; SK clxxxii; IDC 5860.
Sherborn and Woodward, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 7. 8: 335-336. 1901.
Borza, Alexandru (1887-1971), Romanian botanist, director botanical garden Cluj
(Klausenburg). (Borza).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: CL, for duplicates see IH.
Refs 23) 67.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 224; BFM 1483; Bossert p. 46; GR p. 779;
Kew 1: 311; MW 277; PFC 3(2): xiii; Roon p. 20.
Ghisa, Contr. Bot., Cluj 1967: 9-28 (portr., bibl.)
Ghisa, Natura, Biol., Bucuresti 19(3): 84-88. 1967 (portr.)
Stefureac, T.I. Contr. Bot., Cluj 1967: 413-423.
Pop, Vegetatio 25: 273-277. 1972 (portr.)
Pop, Contr. Bot., Cluj 1972: 7-34 (portr.)
Stefureac, Studii Cerc. Biol., Bot. 24: 65-68. 1972 (portr.)
FESTSCHRIFT: Contr. Bot. Cluj 1967.
286
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Borzi, Antonino (1852-1921), Italian botanist at Messina and Palermo. (Borzz).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PAL (algae reported missing) ; duplicates: B, FI, K, LY.
Ref.: 1H. 2: 87.
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BL 2: 332; BM 1: 204; Bossert p. 46; CSP 9: 299, 13:
701-702; DTS 1: 29; GR p. 514; Jackson 497; Kew 1: 311; KR p. 98; Langman p. 149;
LS 3418-3429; LS Suppl. 3291; Saccardo 1: 35.
Cesati, Mem. Soc. ital. Sci. 4(7): 15-16. 1882.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 160. 1903 (porti.), 3(3): 175. 1905.
Cavara, Agric. Colon., Ital. 16: 1-5. 1922 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Borzia F. Cohn ex M. Gomont (1893); Borzinema G. De Toni (1936); Bor-
zicactus Riccobono (1909).
673. Studi algologict. Saggio di richerche sulla biologia delle Alghe. Fasc. 1. Messina
(Gaetano Capra e Co.) 1883, fasc. 2. Palermo (Alberto Reber) 1895. Qu. (Stud. algol.)
Fasc. 1.: Jan-Jun 1883 (p. vi: 3 Sep 1882; Nat. Nov. Jul 1883), p. [i]-vi, [1, h.t.],
[1]-117, [1, cont.], errata slip, pl. z-9, uncol. liths. by author. Copies: BR, UC.
Fasc. 2: Jan-Feb 1885 (p. [viii]: Jan 1885; Nat. Nov. Mar 1895; Hedwigia 8 Apr 1895),
p. [i-viii], 119-378, pl. 10-31. Copy: BR.
Fasc. 3: “‘in corso di stampa,”’ Nat. Nov. Mar 1895, but apparently never published.
Ref.: BM 1: 204.
674. Rhizomyxa, nuovo Ficomicete. Messina 1884. Oct. (n.v.) (Rhizomyxa).
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1884 (Hedwigia Apr 1884; Nat. Nov. Apr 1884), p. [1]-53. 2 pl.
Ref.: LS 34.23.
Bosc, Louis Auguste Guillaume (in his youth Bosc d’Antic) (1759-1828), French
consul in Carolina (1798-1800), later horticulturist and botanist in the Paris region.
(Bosc).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: mainly at P, P-JU, P-LA and G but material also in other
herbaria.
Ref.: 1H 2: 88.
Candolle, Phytographie 398. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 20; Barnhart 1: 225; BM 1: 205; Bossert
p- 46; Colmeiro 1: clxv; CSP 1: 502-503; Dawson p. 121; DBF; GR p. 308; Laségue
p- 201-202; LS 3430-3432; PR 1030-1031, ed. 1: 1145-1157; Quenstedt p. 49.
Poiret, in Lamarck, Enc. méth. 8: 716-718. 1808.
Quérard, La France littéraire 1: 423-424. 1827 (bibl.)
Virey, Discours prononcé aux Funérailles de L. A. Bosc. Paris 1828 (n.v., fide PR).
Cuvier, Mém. Mus. Hist. nat. Paris 18: 69-92. 1829 (bibl.)
Silvestre, Mem. Soc. roy. centr. Agric. 1: Ixxxi-cvii. 1829.
Cuvier, Dict. Sci. nat. 61: 74-76. 1845.
Rey, Rev. Hist. Versailles Seine-et-Oise. 1900: 241, 277, IQOI: 17-42.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 110. 1903, 3(3): 97. 1905.
Perroud, Rev. dix-huitiéme siécle 1916(1): 57-75 (portr.)
Hellmayr, Alauda 2: 122-132. 1930.
Backer, Verklarend woordenboek 76. 1936.
Harper, Amer. Midl. Natural. 23(3): 692-723. 1940.
Anon., Grand Larousse encycl. 2: 250. 1960.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. nos. 476-480. 1966.
Leroy, DSB 2: 321-323. 1970 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Boscia Lamarck (1793, nom. cons.); Boscia ‘Thunberg (1794).
Note: Bosca Vellozo (1825) is named “In memoriam Principis Catholici del Bosco, qui
liberalitate summa botanicum Hortum construxit.”’
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HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 331-332. 1973.
MANUSCRIPTS: see DSB 2: 323. 1970.
Bosch, Roelof Benjamin van den (1810-1862), Dutch botanist at Goes. (Bosch).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: L, also LBV.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 225; BL 2: 439; BM 1: 205; 6: 112;
Bossert p. 46; CSP 1: 503, 7: 221; DTS 1: 30; GR p. 704; Jackson p. 181, 396; JW 1:
440, 2: 186, 3: 345, 4: 377-378, 5: 235; Kew 1: 312; LS 3433; NI 215; NNBW 2: 227;
PR 1033-1034, ed. 1: 1158.
Anon., Flora 45: 95-96. 1862.
Anon., Goessche Courant 49(7). 23 Jan 1862 (arch. NBV).
Anon., Jaarb. Kon. Ned. Akad. Wet. 1862: 11.
Sande Lacoste, Bot. Zeit. 20: 47-48. 1862.
Seemann, Bonplandia 10: 67. 1862.
Seemann, J. Bot. 1: 64. 1863.
Babington, Memorials 471. 1897.
Dozy, G. J., De familie Dozy 296-312. 1911.
Verdoorn, Arch. Zeeuws Gen. Wetensch. 1927: 73-75.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 76. 1936.
Merrill, Contr. U.S. nat. Herb. 30(1): 70. 1947 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Contributed to Miquel, Plantae junghuhnianae.
EPONYMY: Boschia Montagne (1856). — Note: Boschia Korthals (1844) is dedicated to
J. van den Bosch (1780-1844), Dutch government officer in the Netherlands East Indies.
675. Enumeratio plantarum, Xeelandiae belgicae indigenarum. s.1. [Amsterdam, C. G. Sulpke],
s.d. [1841]. Oct. (Enum. pl. Zeeland.)
Publ.: early 1841, p. [1]-55. Copy: U. — Reprinted from van der Hoeven en de Vriese,
Tijdschr. Nat. Gesch. Physiol. 8(1): 1-55. 1841.
Continuation: Enumeratio ... altera s.l. [Amsterdam, C. G. Sulpke], s.d. [1842]. Oct.,
p- [1]-21. Copy: U. — Reprinted from id. 9: 245-265. 1842.
Enumeratio ... tertia s.l. [Amsterdam, C. G. Sulpke], s.d. [Mai 1845]. Oct., p. [1]-22. —
Reprinted from id. 12: 1-22. 1845.
Enumeratio ... quartas.l. [Leiden, S. en J. Luchtmans], s.d. [1846], p. [84]-115. Copy: U.
— Reprinted from Ned. kruidk. Arch. 4: [84]-115. 1846.
676. Synopsis Hymenophyllacearum, monographiae hujus ordinis prodromus. Excerptum
ex vol. iii, Neder]. kruidk. Archief, pag. 341-419 m. Dec 1858. Leiden (Jacob Hazenberg
Corn. fil.) [1858]-1861. Oct. (Syn. Hymenophyll.)
Part 1: Dec 1858 (rd by Acad. Amsterdam; t.p. 1859), p. [i], [1]-79. Copy: HH. — Also
in Ned. kruidk. Arch. 4: 341-419. 1859. ‘The reprint is erroneously stated to be from
vol. 3 (on t.p.).
Part 2: 1861, in Ned. kruidk. Arch. 5: 135-185. 1861.
Revision: Goddijn, W. A., Synopsis Hymenophyllacearum, monographiae hujus ordinis
prodromus, auctore R. B. van den Bosch, M.D. mit zahlreichen Zusatzen und
Abbildungen aus dem Nachlass des Verfassers neu herausgegeben, Meded. Rijks-
herbarium Leiden 17: 1-36, fig. 1-23. 1913, 38: 1-41, fig. 24-45. 1919.
Ref.: BM 6: 112; DTS 1: 30; IF p. 683; Jackson p. 151; Kew 1: 312; MW p. 50, 138;
NI 215; PR 1033.
Bosch, J. Bot. néerl. 1: 147-192. 1861.
Bosch, Versl. Meded. Akad. Wetensch., afd. Natuurk., Amsterdam 11: 300-330. 1861.
Bosch, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 5: 135-185. 1861, 135-217. 1863, repr. p. 1-133. 1863.
678. Hymenophyllaceae javanicae; sive descriptio Hymenophyllacearum archipelagi indici,
iconibus illustrata ... Cum tabulis lii. Amsterdam (C. G. van der Post) 1861. Qu.
(Hymenophyll. javan.)
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Publ.: 1861, p. [i*], 1-67, pl. 7-52, as Verhandelingen der Koninklijke Akademie van
Wetenschappen te Amsterdam, vol. 9, 1861. The 52 plates are lithographs by A. J.
Kouwels. Copies: HH, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 205; Kew 1: 312; NI 215; PR 1034.
Anon., J. Bot. néerl. 1: 288-291. 1862.
679. Prodromus florae batavae. In sociorum imprimis usum edendum curavit Societatis
promovendo florae batavae studio. s.l. (Sumtibus Societatis) 1850-1866, 2 vols. Oct.
(Prodr. fl. bat.)
vol. pars pages dates
I
2
[i]-xiv, [1]-382 1850, after 14 Oct (p. xiv).
[i]-viii, [1]-116 1851
[i]-vili, 117-301 1853, Mai-Sep (Akad. 24 Sep)
303-393 1858
I-IQI 1866
BON He |
Collective authorship; R. v. d. Bosch was the moving spirit behind the enterprise and
signed the preface to the first volume. Copies: G, L.
Publisher: Nederlandsche botanische Vereeniging.
vol. subject authorship (author signing pref.)
I Plantae vasculares R. B. van den Bosch
2(1) Musci frond., Hepat. F. Dozy et J. H. Molkenboer
(2) Lich., Byssac., Alg. R. B. van den Bosch
(3) Fungi
(4) Fungi C. A. J. A. Oudemans, Werkendorp.
Editio altera. Nieuwe lijst der Nederlandsche phanerogamen en vaatkryptogamen. Uit-
gegeven door de Nederlandsche Botanische Vereeniging. Nijmegen 1893-1916, 2 vols.
Oct. Copies: FAS, L, U.
vol. pars pages dates
Tit) [i]-xxx, [1]-349 1901 Apr (pref.)-Sep (Nat. Nov.)
(2) [i-vi], [351 ]-1040 1902 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1903)
(3) [i-vi], [104.1 ]-1631 1904 Apr (pref.)-Dec (Nat. Nov.)
(4) {i-vi], [1633 ]-2451 1916 Nov (pref.)-Dec
2(1) [i-viii], [1 ]-190 1893 Jan-Aug (Nat. Nov. Oct 1893)
(2) [i-vili], [1 ]-74, 1898 (pref. Aug 1897, Nat. Nov. Nov 1898)
[1]-6 add. Musci, Hepat.
Ref.: BM 1: 205.
Oudemans, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 254-255. 1877.
Bottler, Max (//l. 1882), German highschool teacher and botanist at Kissingen.
(Bottler).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 210; CSP 13: 710; Kew 1: 317.
680. Exkursions-Flora von Unterfranken. Ein 'Taschenbuch zum leichten Bestimmen der in
Unterfranken, auf dem Steigerwolde und in der Rhén wildwachsenden Phanerogamen.
Kissingen (Ph. Hailmann) 1882. Oct. (Exkurs.-Fl. Unterfranken).
Publ.: 1882 (p. [iii]: Nov 1881; Nat. Nov. Feb 1883 cites the book as of ‘‘1883”’),
p. [i]-vi, [1]-208. Copy: B.
Ref.: BM 1: 210; Kew 1: 317.
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Boucher de Crévecoeur, Jules Armand Guillaume (1757-1844), French botanist.
(Boucher).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 228; BL 2: 204; BM 1: 211; CSP 6: 600;
LS 3465, 3465a, 3466; PR 1052-1053.
Anon., Flora 28: 111. 21 Feb 1845; Bot. Zeit. 3: 71. 24 Jan 1845.
Armand Guillaume, Mém. Soc. Emul. Abbeville 1849-52: 1013-1019. 1852 (bibl.)
Davy de Virville, Hist. Bot. France p. 262. 1954.
681. Extrait de la Flore d’ Abbeville et du Département de la Somme. Paris (J. J. Fuchs)
An xi. — 1803. Duod. (in sixes) (Extr. Fl. Abbeville).
Publ.: 16 Aug 1803 (PV), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-108. Copies: G, NY, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 211; LS 3465a; PR 1052.
Bouchet, Dominique, (Bouchet Doumenq) (1770-1845), French botanist at Mont-
pellier. (Bouchet).
HERBARIUM and Types: MPU - contained the herbaria of Broussonet, Durand and
Magnol as well as plants collected by Steven and by Pavon.
Ref.: 1H 2: 89.
Candolle, Phytographie 398. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 228; Laségue p. 321.
Saint-Hilaire, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 3. 2: 378-379. 1845.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 4: 703. 1846.
EPONYMyY: Bouchetia Dunal (1852).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 333-334. 1972.
Boudier, Jean Louis Emile (1828-1920), French mycologist. (Boud.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PC.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 768; Barnhart 1: 228; BM 1: ait, 6: 1193,
Bossert p. 47; GSP 7: 226, 12: 107, 637, 13: 7153 GR p. 268; Kew 1: 3183; LS 3470-3552;
LS Suppl. 3349-3357; NI 217; PR 1054.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 18: pl. 5. 1907 (portr.)
Lloyd, Mycol. Notes no. 37. Apr 1911.
Mangin, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 36: 181-188. 1920 (portr., bibl.)
Roumeguére, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 8: 70. 1920 (portr.)
Du four, Rev. gén. Bot. 33: 673-683. 1921 (portr.)
COMPOSITE works: Boudier contributed the plates to Chatin, La Truffe (1892) q.v.
EPONYMY: Boudiera M. C. Cooke (1877); Boudiera Lazaro (1916); Boudierella Costantin
(1897); Boudierella P. A. Saccardo (1895).
682. Nouvelle classification des discomycétes charnus, in Société Mycologique, Bulletin
I: g1-120. 1885, Lons-le-Saunier, [Bull. Soc. mycol. France], reprinted in Boudier,
Histoire et classification des Discomycétes d’Europe, facsimile edition Amsterdam 1968.
Publ.: Mai 1885 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1885).
Ref.: NI 217.
Boudier, Discomyc. Eur. v. 1907.
683. Icones mycologicae ou iconographie des champignons de France principalement
Discomycétes avec texte descriptif. Paris (Paul Klincksieck) [1904] 1905-1910, 6 séries.
Qu., text 1911. Qu. (Icon. mycol.)
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Publ.: in 30 fascicles, or groups of fascicles, of 20 plates of which five constituted a series.
The plates were given provisional numbers, (see list below; cited on covers), but were
also assigned definitive numbers, in systematic order, with volume nos. The cor-
respondences between these series of numbers are given in the preliminary texts (with
“‘circulaires’’) issued with each series. The NR and BY copies have these preliminary
texts. A definitive text, 362 p., was published in 1911. Series 1: 250 copies, later
series: 125 copies, text 200 copies.
The following list is based.on a copy in original covers at NY. The covers are dated,
most of them are confirmed by accession dates stamped by NY, cited in parentheses.
The plate numbers are the “preliminary” ones. The volumes themselves mostly have
the plates in the “‘systematic”’ order. — Plate 6z is numbered 51, 215 idem 273.
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13-16, expl. pl. 66-88
17-19, expl. pl. 89-100
list pl. ser. 2
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g-12, expl. pl. 145-163
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577; 580, 586, 588, 600
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5295 5425 546, 551, 558,
561, 575 576; 578, 579,
581, 583, 584, 5895 594
30 titles, tables of the 3 vols., 502, 504, 518, 520, 522, Sep I910
portr. author 532 534s 530s 5495 550s
553s 554s 559s 562, 571,
587, 591s 592s 597s 598
Tome r: usual composition: p. [1i]-vii, portr., def. pl. nos. 1-181, 184-193, 22bis, 36bis,
Erbis, r4rbis, r47bis (total 196).
The BR copy has bound in the preliminary material: list [1-3], [1]-19, circ. ser. 2
[1-3], [1]-20, [1]-26, [1]-29, [1-28], [1-24].
Tome 2: id. p. [i]-vii, pl. 194-421, 202bis, 23g9bis, 256bis, 264bis, 282bis (total 233).
Tome 3: id. p. [i]-vil, pl. 422-475, 477-505, 567-583, 585-590, 599-600, 427bis, 434bis, 48obis
(total 171; total 3 vols.: 600).
Tome 4, texte descriptif, Apr 1911 (letter Klincksieck at BR), p. [i*], [iii], [v]-vii, avis
[ix]-x, liste xi-xiv, [1]-362. Pages 281-288 were reissued.
Ref.: BM 6: 113; Kew 1: 318; NI 217.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 430. 1916.
Wheldon and Wesley, Cat. no. 131. 1964.
684. Histoire et classification des discomyceétes d’ Europe. Description des genres avec indication
des espéces, historique, localités et époques de récoltes, organographie, partie chimique,
usages, etc. Paris (Paul Klincksieck) 1907. Oct. (Hist. classific. discomyc. Europe).
Publ.: Sep 1907 (pref. Aug 1906, presented to session of Fr. mycol. Soc. on 5 Sep 1907,
Nat. Nov. Dec 1907), p. [i*], [i]-vii, [1]-221, [222 err.]
Facsimile ed.: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1968, 1968 t.p. on p. [ii*]. Copy: FAS. —
Contains also Nowvelle classification of 1885.
Ref.: BM 6: 113.
Ramsbottom, Trans. brit. mycol. Soc. 4(2): 343-381. 1914 (list of British species of
discomycetes arranged according to Boudier’s system).
Boulay, Abbé Jean Nicolas (1837-1905), Northern French clergyman, bryologist and
palaeobotanist, professor of botany at the University of Lille. (Boulay).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: LILLE, further material at H, MPU, P, PC. — Exsiccatae:
Rubi praesertim Galliae exs. 1893-1898.
Refer 2789.
Candolle, Phytographie 398. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 329; Barnhart 1: 229; BL 2: 107, 185; BM 1: 212,
6: 113; CSP 7: 229, 12: 107-108, 436; GR p. 308; Jackson p. 184, 275, 277; Kew 1:
320-321; Quenstedt p. 50; Saccardo 1: 36.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxiv. 1883.
Gubernatis, Dict. int. écrivains du jour 1: 385. 1891.
Husnot, Rev. bryol. 32: 114-115. 1905.
Letacq, Bull. Acad. intern. Géog. bot. 16: 4-8. 1906.
Longinos Navas, El Abate Boulay, Barcelona 1906, 8 p. (portr.), copy B, unidentified
reprint.
Péron, Bull. Soc. géol. France 1906: 299.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 25. 1941.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Rouy et Camus, Flore de France, genus Rubus in 6: 30-149. 1900.
EPONYMY: Boulaya J. Cardot (1912).
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685. Flore cryptogamique de I’Est. Muscinées (Mousses, Sphaignes, Hépatiques). Paris
(F. Savy), Saint-Dié (Th. Preisz), Nimes (author) 1872. Oct. (Fl. crypt. Est, Musc.)
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1872 (pref. p. xi: 22 Jun 1872; rd by Hedwigia Feb 1873), p. [i]-xi,
[xii, abbr.], [1]-880. Copies: B, L.
Ref.: BM 1: 212; Jackson p. 277; Kew 1: 320.
Ruthe, Hedwigia 12: 45-48. Mar 1873.
686. Thése de géologie. Le terrain houillier du Nord de la France et ses végétaux fossiles.
[alt. title-page:] Thése de géologie présentée a la Faculté des Sciences de Caen ..
Lille 1876. Qu. (Terrain houill. N. France).
Publ.: Dec 1876 (month in which the thesis was defended), p. [i-iv], [i]-ii, [1]-74, 4 pl.,
5 tab. Copy: L.
Refs: BM 1: 212:
687. Muscinées de la France. Paris 1884-1904, 2 parts. Oct. (Musc. France).
Premiére partie: Mousses, Jan-Aug 1884. Paris (F. Savy) (Nat. Nov. Sep 1884), p. [1]-
clxxiv, [1, h.t.], [1]-624. Copy: U.
Deuxiéme partie: Hépatiques, Apr-Dec 1904. Paris (Paul Klincksieck) (p. xxiii: 1 Mar
1904, Nat. Nov. Mar 1905), p. [i]-clxviii, [1]-224, 2me table alph. [1]-15. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 212; Kew 1: 320.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 32. 1963.
Boulger, George Edward Simmonds (1853-1922), British botanist at Cirencester
and London. (Boulger).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 229; BB p. 40; BM 1: 213, 6: 115; CSP 9:
312, 12: 103, 13: 726; GR p. 390.
Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1921/22: 40-41. 1922.
Druce, Bot. Exch. Club Rep. 6: 692-693. 1923.
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxxxili-cxxxiv. 1948.
Bouly de Lesdain, Maurice (1869-1965), French lichenologist. (B. de Lesd.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: most pre-1940 material lost, some material in BPI, E, GL, H, O,
PC, UPS, US, W.
Ref.: TH 2: 89.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 115, 6: 115; GR p. 268; Kew 1: 323; LS 3584-
3585, 31412-31424, 43045, suppl. 3368-3395; MW p. 51.
Abbayes, Rev. bryol. lichénol. 34(1/2): 370-375. 1966 (portr., bibl.)
EPONYMY: Lesdainea Harmand (1910).
688. Recherches sur les lichens des environs de Dunkerque Dunkerque. (Société Dunkerquoise)
s.d. [1g10]. Oct. (Rech. lich. Dunkerque).
Publ.: 1910 (fide BM and Nat. Nov. Oct 1911, reissued Dunkerque 1912, fide Nat.
Nov. Sep 1912, 1912 reissue n.v., probably identical with undated original issue.
Only relevant date in volume: ‘1g0Q’ is cited on p. 8), p. [1]-301, 4 photogr. Copy: B
(with original cover which has the same undated text as the t.p.). — A preliminary
publication of 44 p. in the ‘‘Mém. Soc. Sci. nat.” is mentioned by Nat. Nov. Dec 1910.
Premier supplément, Dunkerque (Société Dunkerquoise), s.d. [1914]. Oct., published
4 years after the main work (see p. 5), p. [1]-189, [1, corr.]. Copies: B, BR.
Ref.: BM 6: 115; LS 31422.
Bourdot, abbé Hubert (1861-1937), French mycologist. (Bourd.)
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: PC.
Ref.: TH 2: 89.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 230; GR p. 268-269; Kew 1: 324; LS 3589-
3591; LS Suppl. 3399-3414.
Anon., Z. Pilzk. 22: pl. 6. 1938 (portr.)
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 4(3): 263, 267. 1938.
Gilbert, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 55: 137-158. 1939 (portr.)
Anon., Rev. Mycol. 7(5/6): pl. opp. p. 101. 1942 (portr.)
Sachet et al., Rev. Mycol. 15(suppl.) 21-38. 1950.
EPONYMY: Bourdotia (Bresadola) ‘Trotter (1925).
689. Contribution a la flore mycologique de la France. I. Hymenomycétes de France.
Hétérobasidiés — Homobasidiés gymnocarpes par MM l’abbé H. Bourdot et A. Galzin.
Ouvrage publié sous les auspices de la Société mycologique de France. Sceaux (Marcel
Bry) 1927. Oct. (Hymenomyc. France).
Co-author: Amédée Galzin (1853-1925).
Orig. ed.: Feb-Mar 1928 (p. [762]: achevé d’imprimer le 28 janvier 1928; Nat. Nov.
Apr 1928; t.p. 1927), p. [i*-ii*], [i]-iv, [1]-761, [762, colophon.] Copy: Stevenson.
Facsimile ed.: 1969, Lehre (J. Cramer), Bibliotheca mycologica vol. 23, p.: as above
with extra t.p. [i**]. Copy: FAS.
For the series of journal articles entitled Hymenomycetes de France (11 parts), see
Gilbert 1939 and LS.
Ref.: Kew 1: 324; LS suppl. 3402-3412.
Bourdot, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 25: 335-336. 1925.
Gilbert, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 41: 157-158. 1939.
Bourgeau, Eugéne (1815-1877), French botanical traveller and collector. (Bourgeau).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: P, many duplicates in other herbaria. Distributed plants, for
instance, under the title of Plantae rariores Lusitaniae et Hispaniae (Bonplandia 6: 341.
1858), but not as regular exsiccatae. — For further details see Sayre (1975).
Ref.: TH 2: 89; Saccardo 2: 23.
Candolle, Phytographie 399. 1880.
Cosson, Comp. fl. atl. 1: 24. 1881.
Ewan, Rocky Mountain Naturalists 167-168. 1950.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 136. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 63. 1970.
McVaugh, Contr. Michigan Herb. 9: 223. 1972.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 196-297. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 344, 5(1): 11, 472, 7: 77; CSP 1: 534, 7: 2303
Colmeiro 1: clxv; PFC 1: liv; Saccardo 1: 36, 2: 23.
Bourgeau, J. Linn. Soc. 4: 1-16. 1859 (letters to Hooker).
Cosson, Bull. Soc. bot. France 13: I-lvi. 1866 (itineraries up to 1864) (also repr. 7 p.
indep. pag.), also 23: 237. 1876.
Cosson et Durieu, Expl. Sci. Algérie, Bot. 2: xxii. 1868.
Cosson, Comp. Fl. Atl. 1: 24. 1881.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxiv. 1883.
Hemsley, Biol. Centr. Amer. 4: 136. 1887.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 17. 1906.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 25. 1941.
Raymond, in Bot. frang. en Amérique du Nord 189-191. 1957.
EPONYMY: Bourgaea [sic] Cosson (1849).
HANDWRITING: Mon. Biol. Canar. 4: 32. 1973 (jig. 19).
Boutelou, Claudio (1774-1842), Spanish botanist at Alicante and Sevilla. (Boutelou).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: MA, other material at SEV.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 356, 2: go.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 692; Barnhart 1: 232; BM 1: 217; Colmeiror:
clxv-clxvi; CSP 1: 545; Kew 1: 326; Langman p. 150; PR 1062, 1063, 4007; Pritzel
(ed. 1): 1202-1206.
Colmeiro, Bot. penins. hisp.-lusit. 190-191. 1858.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 335-336. 1972.
Bouton, Louis (x-1878 (1879?)), botanist at Port Louis, Mauritius, curator of the
Colonial Museum and secretary of the Royal Society of Mauritius. (Bouton).
HERBARIUM and typEs: At Mauritius(?). Material at K (incl. correspondence).
Ref.: TH 2: 90.
Candolle, Phytographie 399. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 232; BBp. 40; BL 1:99; BM 1: 217; CSP 1:
547, 9: 323; Jackson p. 198, 353, 469; Kew 1: 326; PR 1065-1068.
Desjardins, 7n Hooker, Bot. Misc. 3: 212-215. 1833.
Trimen, J. Bot. 17: 64. 1879.
EPONYMY: Boutonia Bojer ex Baillon (1858); Boutonia A. P. de Candolle (1838); Neo-
boutonia J. Miller Arg. (1864).
Bouvier, Jean-Louis (1819-1908), French botanist who lived in Genéve 1867-1890.
(Bouvier).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: G.
Ref.: TH 2: go.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 67. 1940.
Beauverd, Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve ser. 2. 13: 272-274. 1921.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 110; Barnhart 1: 232; BL 2: 198, 199, 557,
572; BM 1: 217; CSP 7: 237; GR p. 308-309; Jackson p. 220, 278, 342, 343; Kew 1:
326.
Bouvier, Histoire de la botanique savoyarde 32. 1863.
Bouvier, Bull. Soc. bot. France 10: 675. 1863 (bibl.)
Anon., Nat. Nov. 30: 361. 1908.
Beauverd, Bull. Herb. Boissier ser. 2. 8: 437-439. 1908.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 65-67. 1940.
690. Flore des Alpes de la Suisse et de la Savoie comprenant la description des plantes
indigénes et des plantes cultivées, les propriétés de chaque famille de chaque espéce
utile ou nuisible et des données hygiénique [sic] sur tous les fruits de nos climats. Genéve
(Grosset & Trembley) 1878. Oct. (Fl. Alpes).
Ed. 1: 1878 (p. iv: 15 Dec 1877), p. [i*-v*], [iJ-iv, [4 p. expl. signes, tabl.], [1]-789,
[790, err.] Copy: HH.
Ed. 2: Paris (Firmin-Didot et Cie.), Genéve (Henri Trembley) Apr-Jun 1882 (p. iv:
25 Apr 1882; Nat. Nov. Jun 1882), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-iv, [4 p. tabl., expl.], [1]-228
[clé], [1]-812. — Punctuation of title changed, ‘*... données hygiéniques ...”? and
“‘deuxiéme édition, augmentée: d’une clé analytique et différentielle pour la déter-
mination et d’une table compléte des genres, des espéces et de leurs synonymes.”
(Copy: HH]. Other issue: the copy at B has an imprint Genéve [only] 1882, and still
has “données hygiénique” and ‘“‘Deuxiéme édition augmentée d’une clé ... synony-
mes,” rest of issue identical. (Nat. Nov. Mai 1885 also mentions an 1885 reissue, 7.v.)
Ref.: BL 2: 559; BM 1: 217; Jackson p. 343; Kew 1: 326.
Bowdich, Sarah (née Wallis; afterwards Lee) (1791-1856), British botanist. (Bowdich).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Madeira plants destroyed at sea.
Ref.: BB p. 184.
Hepper and Neate, Pl. coll. W. Afr. 12. 1971.
296
BOWER
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 232; BB p. 184; BM 1: 218, 6: 118; CSP 1:
550; DNB 6: 43; Jackson p. 42; Kew 1: 328; PR 1070 (in part).
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 59 [nos. 513-517]. 1966.
691. Excursions in Madeira and Porto Santo, during the autumn of 1823, while on his third
voyage to Africa; ... [by Thomas Edward Bowdich]. To which is added, by Mrs
[Sarah] Bowdich, I. A narrative of the continuance of the voyage to ... Africa ... II.
A description of the English settlements on the river Gambia. III. An appendix:
containing zoological and botanical descriptions ... London 1825. Qu. (Exc. Madeira).
Publ.: 1825. Botany on pp. 244-267 by Sarah Bowdich. PR mentions a French edition,
1826 (Oct., atlas Qu.), with notes by Cuvier and von Humboldt. — There is further-
more a “Botanical appendix. List of plants found in Madeira” (pp. 151-168 by
T. E. Bowdich). Copy: Teyler.
Ref.: BM 1: 218; CSP 1: 550; Jackson p. 34, 352; PR 1070 (in part).
Vallot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 29: 174. 1882.
Williams, Bull. Herb. Boissier ser. 2. 7: 84. 1907.
Bower, Frederick Orpen (1855-1948), British palaeontologist. (Bower).
COLLEcTIons: GL; dupl. MICH; NY.
Ref.: IH 2: go.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 44. 1947 (ref. to Nature 161: 753).
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 63. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 233; BFM 2263a; BM 1: 218, 6: 1183.
Bossert p. 48; CSP 13: 750; IF p. 683; Kew 1: 329; MW p. 51; Moebius p. 127.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 510. 1909.
Scott, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1908-09: 32-34. 1909 (Linn. medal.)
Anon., Gard. Chron. 48: 374. 1910 (portr.)
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 120. IgII.
Huxley, Life letters Hooker 2: 524 [index]. 1918.
Williams, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 68a: 217-220. 1926.
Bower, Sixty years of Botany in Britain, London 1938, x1, 112 p.
Bergdolt, Karl von Goebel ed. 2. 259. 1940.
Lang, Obituary Notices Fellows Roy. Soc. 6: 347-374. 1949 (portr., bibl.)
Fletcher, Roy. Bot. Garden Edinburgh 298 [index]. 1970.
Godwin, DSB 2: 370-372. 1970 (bibl.)
Lenley et al., Cat. Manuscr. Coll. New York Bot. Gard. 46. 1973 (corr.)
EPONYMY: Boweria R. Kidston (1911).
692. The origin of a land flora a theory based upon the facts of alternation. London
(MacMillan and Co.) 1908. Oct. (Origin land fl.)
Orig. ed.: 1908 (not in Nat. Nov.), p. [i]-xi, [xii], [1]-727, 7 fl., figs. 1-361. Copy: U.
Facsimile ed.: New York (Hafner) 1967.
Ref.: BM 6: 118.
Godwin, DSB 2: 371. 1970.
693. The ferns (Filicales) treated comparatively with a view to their natural classifi-
cation. Cambridge (University Press) 1923-1928, 3 vols. Oct. (Ferns).
Vol. 1: 1923 (p. vi: Dec 1922), p. [i]-vi, [vii-x], [1]-359, figs. 1-309. Copy: BR.
Vol. 2: 1926, p. [i-vii], [1]-344, figs. 310-580. Copy: BR.
Vol. 3: 1928 (note: Jun 1928), p. [i]-vi, [2, cont., note Jun 1928], [1]-306, figs. 584-755-
Copy: BR.
Facsimile reprint: Weinheim (J. Cramer) 1963.
Ref.: BFM 2263a; Kew 1: 329; MW p. 51.
694. Primitive land plants also known as the Archegoniatae ... with 465 illustrations.
London (MacMillan and Co.) 1935. Oct. (Prim. land pl.)
Publ.: 1935, p- [i]-xiv, [1]-658, figs. nos. 1-449. Copy: U.
297
BOWERBANK
Bowerbank, James Scott (1797-1877), British industrialist and naturalist at London.
(Bowerbank). -
COLLECTIONS: BM.
Ref.: Sherborn, Where is the — collection 21. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 241; Barnhart 1: 233; BB p. 40;
BM 1: 218; CSP 1: 552-553, 6: 602, 7: 237, 9: 325; Jackson p. 182; Kew 1: 329-330;
PR 1071; Quenstedt p. 52.
Duncan, Quart. J. geol. Soc. London 34: 36-37. 1878.
Carrington, Entomologist 10: 169-171. 1877 (portr.)
Tyler, J. roy. micr. Soc. 1: 28-30. 1878.
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. geol. Survey 5: 413. 1885.
Woodward, Hist. Geol. Soc. London 326. 1907.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 59. 1966.
EPONYMY: Bowerbankella F. M. Reid & M. E. J. Chandler (1933).
695. A history of the fossil fruits and seeds of the London Clay. ... Ulustrated by numerous
engravings on copper. London (John Van Voorst) 1840. Oct. + (Hist. fruits London Clay).
Publ.: 1840 (p. ii: 28 Mar 1840), p. [i*-11*], [i]-ii, 1-144, pl. 1-77 uncol. liths. by J. de
C. Sowerby. Copy: BR. Note in BR copy: “‘The remainder of Bowerbank’s Fossil
Fruits was bought at the sale of his effects by Reeves & Turner in 1877. They inserted
this title-page and the letter from the Magazine of natural History on the next two
pages in the copies they purchased.”’
Ref.: BM 1: 218; Jackson p. 182; Kew 1: 329; PR 1071.
Bowman, John Eddowes (1785-1841), British banker and botanist at Wrexham and
Manchester. (Bowman).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: K; mosses at OXF.
Ref.: BB p. 41; 1H 2: 91.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 137. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 234; BB p. 41; CSP 1: 553-554, 6: 603, 9:
325; DNB 6: 72-73; Kew 1: 330; PR [ed. 2]. Quenstedt p. 52.
Murchison, Proc. geol. Soc. London 3: 638-639. 1840 (1842?).
Norwich, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1: 135-136. 1842 (1849).
Dallman and Wood, Trans. Liverpool bot. Soc. 1: 61. 1909.
EPONYMY: Bowmania P. Gardner (1843).
Boyer, Léon (fl. 1890), French mycologist. (Boyer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart I: 235.
696. Les champignons comestibles et vénéneux de la France ... Avec 50 planches en couleurs
par G. Gaulard. Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils) 1890 [‘1891’]. Oct. (Champ. comest. France).
Publ.: Sep-Nov 1890 (p. viii: Aug 1890; Nat. Nov. Nov 1890; t.p. 1891), p. [i]-viii,
[1]-156, [1, cont.], pl. 1-50, pl. “‘51” is a printed erratum. Copies: BR; MICH; NY,
Stevenson.
Obviously antedated, the printer’s mark, 6952-90, also indicates printing in 1890.
We have seen no copy with an 1890 imprint.
The Michigan copy has a different t.p.: “Atlas des champignons de la Franche-Comté et
des départements du sud-est de la France’? Paris 1891, but with exactly the same
contents as the other copies here described.
The 50 plates are signed by Boyer but attributed to G. Gaulard (chromoliths.)
Ref.: LS 3719.
298
BRACKENRIDGE
Brackenridge, William Dunlop (1810-1893), Scottish born American botanist,
assistant naturalist on the Wilkes expedition. (Brack.)
HERBARIUM and types: US (also holding the original drawings and proofs).
Ref.: Bartlett, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 82: 678. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 237; BB p. 42; BM 1: 219; Bossert p. 144;
DAB; HR, IF p. 684; Kew 1: 333-334; ME 1: 167, 3: 542 [index]; PR 1073.
Meehan, Gardener’s Monthly 26: 375-376. 1884 (portr.)
Anon., Amer. Florist 8: 678, 695. 1893 (portr.)
Maiden, J. Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. 42: 93. 1908.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 20: 117-124. IgIQg.
Britten, J. Bot. 57: 263. 1919.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 80. 1936.
Haskell, Bull. New York Public Library 44: 93-112. 1940; 45: 69-90, 507-532, 821-858
(portr. opp. 838). 1941; 46: 103-150. 1942 (main bibl. Expl. Exp.).
Rodgers, John Torrey 337 [index]. 1942.
Eastwood, Calif. hist. Soc. Quart. 24: 337-342. 1945.
Maloney et al., Calif. hist. Soc. Quart. 24: 321-342. 1945 (California journey; repr. of
Br.’s journal 1-28 Oct 1841; Eastwood, list of plants).
Ewan, Rocky Mountain naturalists 168. 1950.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 7-75. 1950.
Ewan, in A century of progress in the natural sciences 45. 1955.
McVaugh, Edward Palmer to. 1959.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 150. 1961.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. U.S. 8, 9, 42, 97. 1965.
Coats, The plant hunters 295, 297-299, 309. 1969.
Martin, zm Lenley et al., Index corr. Torrey 448. 1973.
EPONYMY: Brackenridgea A. Gray (1854).
697. United States Exploring Expedition. During the years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842.
Under the command of Charles Wilkes, U.S.N. vol. xvi. Botany. Cryptogamia. Filices,
including Lycopodiaceae and Hydropterides by William D. Brackenridge. With a folio
atlas of forty-six plates. Philadelphia (C. Sherman) 1854. Qu. (in twos) (U.S. Expl.
exped., Filic.)
Official issue: (half title ‘‘... Expedition. By authority of Congress’’), Sep-Nov 1854,
p. [i]-viii, [1]-357. Copies: (Haskell no. 64). Number of copies printed: 100 (24
destroyed by fire). Copies: NY, US.
Unofficial issue: (half title lacks “‘By authority of Congress’), p. [1]-vili, [1]-357. Copies:
BM (Haskell no. 65). Number of copies printed probably too all but 10 of which
were destroyed by fire.
Facsimile ed. (of official issue): Lehre (J. Cramer) 1971, Historiae naturalis classica,
Tomus 87(2); p. [i*-iv*], [i]-viii, [1]-357. Copies: G, FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 219; IF p. 684; Jackson p. 224; ME 2: 670; NI 2153; PR 1073; IDC 998(1).
Hooker, J. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc. 8: 92-95. 1856.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 20: 117-124. 1919.
Bartlett, Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc. 82: 673-679. 1940.
Haskell, Bull. New York Publ. Library 45: 839-842. 1941.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 171. 1972.
698. [First six lines as in no. 697] Atlas. Botany. Cryptogamia. Filices, including Lycopo-
diaceae and Hydropterides. By William D. Brackenridge. By Authority of Congress.
Philadelphia (C. Sherman) 1855. Fol. (U.S. Expl. exped., Atlas crypt.)
Official issue: 1855, p. [1]-7, pl. r-46, uncol. by W. S. Lawrence, edited by Joseph
Drayton (original drawings and proofs at US). Copies: K, NY, US. - Number of
copies printed: 100 (24 destroyed by fire), see Haskell no. 66.
Unofficial issue: 1855, p. [1]-7, pl. 1-46 as above. “By Authority of Congress” lacking
from t.p. Copy: BM. — Only 10 copies left, see Haskell no. 67.
Facsimile ed. (of official issue): [Lehre (J. Cramer) 1971] as above. Copy: FAS.
299
BRADE
Brade, Alexander Curt (1881-1971), German born botanist who worked in Brazil.
(A. C. Brade).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: RB, duplicates in many herbaria.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 237; Bossert p. 49; IF suppl. 3: 202, suppl.
4: 314; Kew 1: 334-336.
Ascherson, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 50: xiv-xv. 1909.
Pabst, Taxon 16: 161-167. 1967 (portr., bibl.)
Anon., Begonian 38: 242. 1971.
Mattick, Willdenowia 6: 211-214. 1971 (portr.)
Pabst, Bradea 1: 69-72. 1971 (portr., bibl.)
Lellinger, Amer. Fern J. 62(1): 23. 1972.
Markgraf, Bot. Jb. 93: 1-8. 1973 (itin. Costa Rica 1908-1910).
EPONYMY (genus): Bradea Standley ex Brade (1932); (journal): Bradea boletin do
Herbarium Bradeanum. Rio de Janeiro. Vol. 1-x, 1969-x.
Bradley, Richard (1688-1732), English botanist, professor of botany at Cambridge.
(Bradley).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Specimens in Sloane herbarium through Petiver. Some manus-
cripts in CGE.
Ref.: Dandy, The Sloane herbarium 95. 1958.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 238; BB p. 42; BM 1: 220, 6: 119; DNB6:
172; Henrey 482-511(!); Jackson p. 67, 125; Kew 1: 336-337; Langman p. 152; LS
3735a; Moebius p. 341, 351, 404; NI 221; PR 1075-1081, PR (ed. 1) 1216-1223.
Pulteney, Sketches 2: 129-133. 1790.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 173 [index]. 1800.
Sprengel, Gesch. Bot. 2: 165-166, 229. 1818.
Dict. Sci. Méd. Biogr. Méd. 2: 504, 506. 1820.
Smith, J. E., Correspondence 2: 387. 1832.
Thomas, Bull. brit. Soc. Hist. Sci. 1: 176-178. 1952.
Rowley, in Introduction to R. Bradley, Coll. writings succulent plants xxi-xxii. 1964.
Butterfield, J. Cactus Succ. Soc. Amer. 40(2): 53-56. 1968.
Egerton, J. Hist. Biol. 2(2): 391-410. 1969.
Egerton, Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. London 25(1): 59-77. 1970.
Egerton, Med. Hist. 14(1): 53-62. 1970.
Rowley, in Herre, The genera of Mesembryanthemaceae 40. 1971.
Tjaden, Bull. Afr. Succ. Pl. Soc. 8(4): 132-135. 1972, 8(5): 182-185. 1973, 8(6): 224-227.
1974, 9(1): 5-12. 1974, 9(2): 57-60. 1974, 9(5): 143-147. 1974, 9(6): 168-169. 1975,
IO(1I): 21-22. 51-53, 10(3): 76-77. 1975, 10(4): 105-106. 1975.
Ronan, DSB 2: 390. 1974 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Braddleya [sic] Vellozo (1825); Bradleja [sic] Banks ex J. Gaertner (1790);
Bradleya O. Kuntze (1891, orth. var.)
699. The history of succulent plants containing the Aloes, Ficoid’s (or Fig-Marygolds) Torch-
Thistles, Melon-Thistles, and such others as are not capable of an Hortus-siccus. Engrav-
ed, from the originals, on copper plates. With their descriptions, and manner of culture.
London (1-3: author, 4-5: William Mears) 1716-1727, 5 Decades. Qu. (Hist. succ. pl.)
Decade pages plates date
I [ii-viii], 1-11, [12, err.] I-10 1716
2 [i-iv], 1-11, [12] II-20 1717
3 [ii-iv], 1-12 [1, dir.] 21-30 1725
4 [ii-iv], 1-18 [i, dir.] 31-40 1727
5 [ii-iv], 7-18 [1, dir.] 41-50 1727
300
BRAITHWAITE
Copy: NY. — Alternative t.p. for each decade: “Historia plantarum succulentarum: com-
plectens hasce insequentes plantas, ... cultura.”” An advertising pamphlet, Treatise of
succulent planis, London 1710, p. [1-6], is reproduced in the 1964 facsimile edition.
The 49 plates are numbered 1-25, 26/27, 28-50; in some copies they are hand coloured. —
Copies vary, see Henrey 490-491. Reissued 1734, London (W. Mears), new gen. t.p.,
rest same.
Second edition, corrected, London (J. Hodges) 1739. Qu. — Unchanged reprint with the
omission of the five sets of double title pages accompanying the five decades and the
provisions of a single new t.p. in English. [80] p., 50 plates on 49 lvs. Qu. Copy: HU,
p. [i]-vi, 1-11, pl. r-ro0, [i-ii], 1-11, pl. rz-20; [i-ii], 1-12, pl. 27-30, [1, dir. bin.], [i-ii],
1-18, pl. 31-40, [1, dir. bin.]; [i-ii], 7-18, pl. 4r-50, [1, dir. bin.].
Facsimile ed.: London (Gregg Press) 1964, with intr. by G. D. Rowley, p. [i]-xiv,
advertising pamphlet 1710, followed by repr. of the History and the other writings.
Ref.: BM 1: 220; DU 49; GF p. 51; Jackson p. 125; Langman p. 153; NI 221; PR 1075.
Rowley, Cactus and Succ. J. Great Britain 16: 30-31, 54-55, 78-81. 19543 see also
Taxon 1: 134. 1952.
Butterfield, J. Cactus Soc. Amer. 40(2): 53-56. 1968.
Braithwaite, Robert (1824-1917), British bryologist. (Braithw.)
HERBARIUM and Types: BM, dupl. at B and K. — Exsiccatae: Sphagnaceae britannieae
exstccatae (nos. 1-53. London, Apr-Jul 1877) at BM, E, G, NY; (66 sets issued).
Ref.: BB p. 43; 1H 2: 92.
Brainerd, Monthly micr. J. vols. 6-14, 1871-75 (descr. of exsicc.)
Kent, Brit. herbaria 44. 1953.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 184-185. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 239; BB p. 43; Bossert p. 50; BM 1: 221;
CSP 7: 241, 9: 328, 13: 761; Jackson p. 241, 626; Kew 1: 339; NI 222-299.
Anon., Naturalist 1917: 361-363 (portr.)
Sheppard, J. Roy. micr. Soc. 1917: 560.
Britten, J. Bot. 56: 23-25. 1918.
Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1917/8: 35-37. 1918.
Anon., Rev. bryol. 48: 48. 1921.
Lenley et al., Gat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 47. 1973 (archival material,
corr.)
EPONYMY: Braithwaitea S. O. Lindberg (1872).
7oo. The British moss-flora. London (author) 3 vols. [1880-]1887-1905. Oct. (Brit.
moss. fl.)
dates in book
vol. part pages plates or on cover J. Bot. Nat. Nov.
I 1 [1]-16 I-2 1 Mai1880* Mair1880 Jun 1880
2 [17]-32 3-4. 1 Jul 1880* Aug 1880 — Sep 1880
3 33-61 5-9 1 Nov 1880* Jan 1881 Jan 1881
4 63-81 ro-12,12* 1 Apr 1881* Mai 1881 Mai 1881
5 [83]-114 14-16 mOct 151" Mar 1882 Mar 1882
6 = [115]-146 17-20 Oct 1882 Dec 1882 = Sep 1883
7 [147]-178, [179] 21-26 Jul 1883 Sep 1883
8 181-212 27-32 Oct 1884 Nov 1884 Mar 1885
Q 213-244 33-30 Sep 1885 Oct 1885
IO =. 245-315, [1*], 37-45 Jun 1887 Jul 1887 Aug 1887
{i]-x, [2, ind.]
Ohara Teel (o]=50 46-53 Sep 1888 Nov 1888 — Dec 1888
I2 57-104 54-60 Aug 1889 Oct 1889
13 [105]-142 61-66 Aug 1890 Nov 1890 ~— Nov 1890
14 143-182 67-72 Jun 1892 Aug 1892 ~=Aug 1892
301
BRAITHWAITE
dates in book
vol. part pages plates or on cover J. Bot. Nat. Nov.
15 183-217 73-78 Dec 1893 Mar 1894 Mar 1894
16 [219 ]-268, [i] 79-84 Apr 1895 Jun 1895 Jul 1895
Sine ME =30 85-g0 Nov 1896 Feb 1897. Apr 1897
18 37-64 91-96 Jan 1898 Apr 1898 Jun 1898
19 65-96 97-102 Feb 1899 Jun 1899 = Jun 1899
20 97-128 103-108 Dec 1900 Jun 1901 [sic]
21 129-168 109-114 Apr 1902 Aug 1902
22 169-200 115-120 Mar 1903 Jul 1903
23. 201-274, [i-v], [2] r2z-128 Mai 1905 Aug 1905
Copies: BR, G, MU, NY (original covers), U. — Each volume has the following t.p.’s:
a. Vol. rz. Acrocarpous mosses, [quotation Spencer]. London s.d.
2. Acrocarpous mosses, [idem]. London s.d.
3. Pleurocarpous mosses and Sphagna, [idem]. London s.d.
b. Vol. 1. Acrocarpi 1. [list of families]. London 1887.
2. Acrocarpi 2. [idem.] London 1888-1895.
3. Pleurocarpi [idem]. London 1890-1905.
Year dates of parts on 3: 274. — A “‘Check-list of British mosses’’ for vol. 1 was publ.
Sep-Oct 1887.
Ref.: BM 1: 221; Jackson p. 241; Kew 1: 339; NI 222; IDC 6199.
yor. The Sphagnaceae or peat-mosses of Europe and North America. London (Hardwicke &
Bogue) 1878. Oct. (Sphagnac. Europe).
First issue: Sep-Dec 1878 (pref. Sep 1878; Nat. Nov. Jan 1879), p. [i-vii], [1]-91, pl. 1-29
with text. Copy: Steere. — Apparently scarce, all other copies seen have the 1880
imprint.
Second issue: Jan-Aug 1880 (t.p. 1880; Nat. Nov. Sep 1880), p. [1i-vii], [1]-91, pl. 1-29
with text, errata slip between p. 46/47. Copies: BR, G, L, MO, NY, Steere. — Imprint:
London (David Bogue) 1880. Oct.
Plates: partly coloured lithographs by author.
Ref.: BM 1: 221; Jackson 626; Kew 1: 339; NI 223; IDC 7511-7512.
Brand, August (1863-1930), German highschool teacher at Frankfurt a.O. and
botanist. (A. Brand).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: B.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 240; BM 1: 120; CSP 13: 763; DTS 6(4):
118, 119; Kew 1: 339; Langman p. 152; MW p. 51, 52.
Anon., Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 71: 1. 1931.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Contributed to Engler, Pflanzenreich:
(a) Hydrophyllaceae, Leipzig 1913 (27 Mai 1913), 20 p., 178 figs. (Heft 59).
(b) Borraginaceae, Leipzig 1921 (22 Nov 1921), 183 p., 197 figs. (Heft 78).
(c) Idem II, Leipzig 1931 (27 Feb 1931), 236 p., 159 figs. (Heft 97).
(d) Polemoniaceae, Leipzig 1907 (9 Feb 1907), 203 p., 207 figs. (Heft 27).
(e) Symplocaceae, Leipzig 1901 (5 Nov 1got), 100 p., 9 figs. (Heft 6).
(2) Koch, Synopsis der deutschen und schweizer Flora, ed. 3, herausgegeben von F. Hallier;
Brand contributed various families to vol. 2, idem to vol. 3 for which he also acted as
editor. Leipzig 1892-1907.
Brandegee, Mary Katherine Layne Curran (1844-1920), American botanist in
California, wife of T. S. Brandegee. (A. Brandegee).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Although Mrs Brandegee was curator of botany of CAS 1883-
1894, most of her collections are now at UC. See under T. S. Brandegee for details and
references.
302
BRANDES
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 240, see further under T. S. Brandegee.
Setchell, Univ. Calif. Publ. Bot. 13: 156-178. 1926.
Jones, Contr. west. Bot. 18: 12-18. 1933 (portr.)
Ewan, Amer. midland Nat. 27: 772-789. 1942.
Ewan et al., Leaflets west. Bot. 7(3): 103 [index]. 1953.
Jaeger, Calico Print 9: 8-10, 33. 1953 (““Bold Kate Brandegee’’).
Ewan, in A century of Progress in the natural sciences 45. 1955.
Herre, Katherine Brandgee, a reply to a fantasy by J. Ewan. University of Washington
s.d. (1956?)
Cantelow, Leaflets west. Botany 8: 86. 1957.
Dayton and Blake, Rhodora 59: 161-168. 1957 (Tidestrom & Greene).
Ewan, Not so wild a fantasy, mss. 1957.
Dupree and Gade, in E. T. James et al., Notable American Women 228-229. 1971.
(original information).
EPONYMY: Brandegea A. Clogpavenss (1890) is dedicated to Townsend Stith Brandegee
(1843-1925), q.V.
TARY She
Brandegee, Townsend Stith (1843-1925), American botanist in California. G@le 1S:
Brandegee).
HERBARIUM and types: UC, duplicates in many herbaria. See Ewan (1942) for a
detailed guide to the collections by T. S. Brandegee as well as of his wife Mary Katharine
(Layne) (Curran) Brandegee (1844-1920), curator of botany of CAS 1883-1894.
Ref.: 1H 2: 93.
Ewan, Amer. midland Nat. 27: 772-789. 1942 (bibl. guide to Brandegee botanical
coll.)
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 240; BL 1: 150, 166, 167, 168; BM 1: 221;
Bossert p. 50; CSP 9: 329, 12: 112, 13: 763; Kew 1: 339; Langman 153-154; Zander
ed. 10, p. 595.
Allison, Univ. Colorado Stud. Bot. 6: 53. 1908.
Setchell, Univ. Calif. Publ. Bot. 13: 155-177. pl. 13-14. 1926 (portr., bibl.)
Jones, Contr. west. Botany 15: 15-18. 1929.
Ewan, Rocky Mountain Naturalists 170. 1950.
Moran, Madrofio 11(6): 221-252. 1952 (mexican itin.)
Ewan et al., Leaflets west. Bot. 7(3): 103 [index]. 1953.
Ewan, zn A century of progress in the natural sciences 45. 1955.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 321. 1945, ser. 2. 2: 152. 1955.
Cantelow and Cantelow, Leaflets west. Bot. 8: 86-87. 1957.
McVaugh, Edward Palmer 102, 300. 1959.
Humphrey, Makers of N. Amer. Bot. 37-38. 1961.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 150. 1961.
Thomas, Huntia 3: 26. 1969 (portr.)
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 298. 1975.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Zoe, a biological journal, T. S. Brandegee, editor vols. 1-4, 1890-
1894.
EPONYMY: Brandegea A. Cogniaux (1890).
Brandes, Edvard (Schépfer), German plagiarist and compiler of pseudopopular
medical and botanical papers. (Brandes).
NOTE: Edvard Brandes is a pseudonym for a German plagiarist who put together, for
purely commercial purposes, adventure stories and popular science books by trans-
cribing parts of works by others. He also fabricated a Taschenbuch der deutschen Flora
Nordhausen 1845, under the pseudonym “‘Professor Dr Herold.” Brandes was one of the
other pseudonyms: the man’s proper name was either Schépfer or Schroepfer (see e.g.
PR 4004 and Schlechtendal 1847).
393
BRANDES
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 221; Jackson p. 293; PR 1083.
Anon., Flora 25: 758. 28 Dec 1842.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 5: 14-15, 518. 1847.
EPONYMY: Brandesia C. F. P. Martius (1826) is dedicated to Rudolph Brandes (1795-
1842), German apothecary.
702. Die Flora Teutschlands und der angrenzenden Lander. Nach einem neuen Systeme,
durch welches auch dem Anfanger in der Botanik das schnelle und richtige Bestimmen
aller aufgefundenen Pflanzen moglich wird. Stolberg am Harz (Joseph Schlegel) 1846.
Oct. (Fl. Teutschl.)
Publ.: 1846 (before Nov), p. [i]-lxxxv, [Ixxvi, err.], [1]-418, [i]-x. Copies: B, NY. —
A plagiarism, mainly taken from Koch’s ‘Taschenbuch (1844) and published under
a pseudonym.
Ref.: BM 1: 22; Jackson p. 293; PR 1083.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 4: 814-815. 20 Nov 1846, 5: 14-15, 1 Jan 1847.
Frey, Flora 35: 613-614. 1852.
Brandes, Wilhelm (x-1916), German botanist at Hannover, later in Hermannsburg.
(W. Brandes).
HERBARIUM and Types: HAN.
Ref.: 1H 2:93.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 240; BM 1: 321; BFM a1, 28, 29; CSP 1:
573, 12: 115, 13: 768; Kew 1: 340.
Anon., Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 35: 579. 1917.
703. Flora der Proving Hannover. Verzeichnis der in der Provinz Hannover vorkommen-
den Gefasspflanzen nebst Angabe ihrer Standorte. Hannover, Leipzig (Hahn) 1897.
Oct. (Fl. Prov. Hannover).
Publ.: Dec 1897 (Nat. Nov. eatly Jan 1898), p. [i]-vi, [1, expl.], [1]-542, [1, err.]
Copy: L.
Ref.: BFM 21; BM 1: 221.
Brandis, Sir Dietrich (1824-1907), German botanist, originally at Bonn, later
Inspector-General of Forests, India, author on forestry and forest trees. (Brandis).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: HBG, much material also at A, BONN and K.
Ref: BB pi43s LE 2:93.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 4463; Barnhart 1: 241; BB p. 43; BM 1: 222, 6:
120; Bossert p. 50; CSP 7: 242, 13: 765; DNB suppl. 2(1): 217; Jackson p. 526 [index];
Kew 1: 340-341; KR p. 100; LS 3740; NI 224-225; PR 1084-1085.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 17. 1906.
Britten, J. Bot. 45: 288. 1907.
Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1907/08: 46-48. 1908.
Hill, Trans. bot. Soc. Edinburgh 23: 363-365. 1908.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 80-81. 1936.
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 236 [index]. 1965.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Contributed to EP ed. r:
(a) Dipterocarpaceae, in Il. 6: 243-273. 1895; [suppl. Gilg, Nachtr. 2-4: 250. 1870;
Gilg, Erganzungsheft 1: 45. 1900].
(b) Combretaceae, in III. 7: 106-130. 1893; [suppl. Engler, Nachtr. 2-4: 261-263. 1897].
EPONYMY: Brandisia J. D. Hooker & T. ‘Thomson (1865).
704. The forest flora of North-West and Central India: a handbook of the indigenous trees
and shrubs of those countries. Commenced by the late J. Lindsay Stewart, M.D. ...
304
BRANDT
continued and completed by Dietrich Brandis ... prepared at the Herbarium of the
Royal Gardens, Kew. Published under the Authority of the Secretary of State for India
in council. London (W. H. Allen & Co.) 1874. Oct. (Forest fl. N.W. India).
Co-author: John Lindsay Stewart (x-1873).
Publ.: Mar-Sep 1874 (pref. p. xvi: Mar 1874; Bot. Zeit. 6 Nov 1874), p. [i]-xxxi,
[1 ]-608. Copy: HH. -—A facsimile reprint, Dehra Dun 1972 (n.v.), is offered by the trade.
Atlas: Illustrations of the Forest flora of North-West and Central India. Commenced ... drawn
by Walter Fitch, F.L.S. ... London (W. H. Allen & Co.) 1874. Qu., p. [1]-5,
pl. 1-70, uncoloured lithographs.
Ref.: Jackson p. 386; NI 225.
705. Indian trees an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos and palms
indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. London (Archibald
Constable & Co.) 1906. Oct. (Indian trees).
Ed. 1 (impression): Nov 1906 (Brandis sent a copy to Sargent on 22 Nov 1906; Nat.
Nov. Dec 1906), p. [i]-xxxiv, [1]-767, err.: [xxxiii]-xxxiv. Copy: HH. —- The HH copy
has a letter from Brandis to Sargent, dated Bonn 29 Nov 1906, in which he mentions
having sent a copy to him “a week ago,” stating “‘My book is the result of 8 year’s
hard work at Kew and here at Bonn ....”
Second impression: 1906, London (Archibald Constable & Co.), p. [i]-xxxii, [1]-767.
Copy: DS. — “The errata having been corrected.”
Second impression, second issue: 1907, as above except for date. Copy: MO.
Third impression: 1911, London (Constable & Co.), p. [i]-xxxii, [1]-767. Copy: HH.
Fourth impression: 1921, London (Constable and Company), p. [i]-xxxii, [1]-767.
Copy: HH.
Fifth impression (facsimile): Oct 1971, Dehra Dun (Bishen Singh), p. [i]-xxxii, [1]-767.
Copy: US.
Ref.: BM 1: 120; MW suppl. p. 28; NI 224; IDC 7305.
Britten, J. Bot. 45: 36-37. Jan 1907.
Brandt, Johann Friedrich [von] (1802-1879), German botanist, at St. Petersburgh
from 1832 onward. (Brandt).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown, later material probably at LE.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 47: 182-184; Barnhart 1: 24; BM 1: 222, 6: 120;
Bossert p. 50; CSP 1: 572-577, 6: 603, 7: 243-245, 9: 331, 13: 766-767; Langman p. 346;
MW p. 52; NI 226; LS 3742; Plesch p. 251; PR 1089-1091; Quenstedt p. 55.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 658 [index]. 1846 (bibl.)
Geinitz, Leopoldina 16: 20-21. 1880.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftst. Lex., Berlin 1874, p. 72-76.
Sorby, Quart. J. geol. Soc. London 36 (proc.): 44. 1880.
Steindachner, Alman. Akad. Wien 1880: 172-174.
Carozzi, DSB 2: 422-423. 1970 (bibl.)
FESTSCHRIFT: Das ftinfzigjahrige Doctorjubilaum des Akademikers Geh. J. F. Brandt.
St. Petersburg 1877, 105 p. (portr.) (contains an Index operum omnium).
EPONYMY: Brandtia Kunth (1831).
706. Flora berolinensis sive descriptio plantarum phanerogamarum circa Berolinum
sponte crescentium vel in agris cultarum, additis filicibus et charis. Berlin (Flittner)
1825. Duod. (FI. berol.)
Publ.: 1824 (p. x: cal. Junii [no year]), p. [i]-liv, [1]-373. Copies: B, HH. — The author’s
name is not mentioned on the title page. — Both the B and HH copies have an 1825
imprint. We have seen no copy with an 1824 reprint, but see BM.
Ref.: BM 1: 222; PR 1089.
707. Tabellarische Uebersicht der officinellen Gewdchse. Berlin [1829]-1830. Fol. (n.v.)
( Tabell. Uebers. off. Gew.)
395
BRANDT
Publ.: 1829-1830 [fide PR; at Michaelmas fair 1830], 3 folio tabl.
Ref.: BM 1: 222; PR 10go.
Anon., Flora 13(2) Beil. 25. Sep-Oct 1830 (offered at Leipzig Michaelmas fair).
708. Abbildung und Beschreibung der in Deutschland wildwachsenden und in Garten im Freien
ausdauernden Giftgewdachse nach natiirlichen Familien erlautert von Dr. J. F. Brandt, ...
und Dr. J. T. C. Ratzeburg, ... Erste Abtheilung. Phanerogamen. Berlin (A. Hirsch-
wald). Qu. (Abb. Beschr. Deutschl. Gifigew.)
Co-authors: Julius Christian Ratzeburg (1801-1871) for Abth. 1, text and for Abth. 2 as -
co-editor; Philipp Phoebus (1804-1880), text Abth. 2, see below.
Vol. r: (t.p. as above), second t.p. ““Deutschlands phanerogamische Gewachse,”’ p. [ii]-
vi, [1, ded.], [1]-200 [p. vi: Aug 1834], pl. 1-4. Copy: L. — Publ. 1828-1834 in
10 Hefte (1 by Sep 1828, 2 by Apr 1839, 4/5 by 31 Mar 1830, 6 by Oct 1832, 8-10 by
Oct 1834).
Vol. 2: ‘“‘Abbildung ... von Dr J. F. Brandt, ... Dr P. Phoebus, ... und Dr J. T. C.
Ratzeburg, ... Zweite Abtheilung. Kryptogamen. “‘Berlin (A. Hirschwald) 1838. Qu.
Copy: L. — Second t.p.: Deutschlands kryptogamische Giftgewachse in Abbildungen
und Beschreibungen von Dr P. Phoebus,” p. [ii]-xii, [1]-114, fl. 1-9 (col.), [pref.
Jun 1838], publ. Jun-Dec 1838 (Flora 7 Jan 1839).
Ed. 2 (of vol. 1 only): “‘Deutschlands phanerogamische Giftgewachse in Abbildungen
und Beschreibungen. Zweite verbesserte und vermehrte Ausgabe. Berlin (August
Hirschwald) 1838. Qu., p. [ii*-111*], [iii]-[viii], [1]-200, pl. 1-48 (partly col.) Copy:
NY. — Publ.: Oct 1838 (pref. Jun 1838; BH).
Nachtrége: Berlin (A. Hirschwald) Dec 1838. Qu., p. 1-34, 7 pl. (Flora 21 Jan 1839;
ABD) 28 Dec 1838).
Ref.: BM 1: 224; NI 226; PR 1001.
Brandza, Dimitrie (1846-1895), Roumanian botanist. (D. Brandzda).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Destroyed during World War II (fide C. Vaczy).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 241; BM 1: 224, 6: 121, 159; Bossert p. 50;
CSP 13: 767; Jackson p. 314, 507; Kew 1: 341-342.
Stefureac, Stud. Cerc. Biol., Bot. 19(2): 191-195. 1967, 24(2): 169-172. 1972.
Pop, Contr. Bot., Cluj, Roumania 1973: 7-15.
POSTAGE STAMPS: Roumania 475 I. (1962) yv. 52
709. Prodromul floret Romane satii enumeratiunea plantelor pana astad-di cunoscute in
Moldova si Valachia. Bucarest (Academiei Romane) 1879-1883. Qu. (Prodr. fl. Romdne).
Part 1: 1879 or early 1880 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1880, p. x: 10 Nov 1879), p. vii-lxx, [1]-128.
Copy: HH.
Part 2: Jan-Mai 1883 (Mag. Nov. Lap. Jun 1883, Nat. Nov. Jun 1883), p. [i]-vi, Ixxi-
Ixxxiv, 129-568. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 224; Jackson 314; Kew 1: 341.
Stearn, J. Bot. 79: 191. 1941.
Brandza, Marcel Alex (1868-1934), Roumanian mycologist. (M. Brandza).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Specimens collected and distributed by Brandza are at BM, BP,
BUC, CERN, IA, NU, P and W. - Series of the Myxomycétes de Roumanie are e.g. at FH,
IA and NY.
Ref.: 1H 2: 93.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 241; Bossert p. 50; CSP 13: 767; Kew 1:
342; LS Suppl. 3530-3542.
710. Mycomycétes de Roumanie [exsiccati]. (Myxomyc. Roumanie).
Publ.: Issued in several sets or editions. The following information is taken from H. W.
Rickett who did not see a complete run. His data (from covers at NY and citations in
Hedwigia) are: ‘
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series fasc. numbers. date series fasc. numbers. date
I I I-30 Jan 1920 3 4. gi-102. Mai 1924
2 I I-30 Oct 1922 5 103-114. Mai 1924
2 31-60 Oct 1922 6 115-126 Jan 1926
3 61-90 Oct 1922
3 I I-16 Mar 1924 4 I I-12
2 17-32 Mar 1924 2 13-24 1925
3 33-90 = 4-8 37-96 1925
Ref.: Rickett, NAF 1(1): 155. 1949.
Braun, Alexander Carl Heinrich (1805-1877), German botanist, outstanding mor-
phologist, professor of botany at Karlsruhe, Freiburg, Giessen and Berlin. (A. Braun).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B (mostly destroyed) ; some early collections at LZ (destroyed),
other material at FB, GIESSEN, H, HBG, KR, OXF (see IH). Algal material at L and
PC. The OXF material was collected before 1835 and came with the Steudel herbarium.
Rep GR ps 7s lel 2s 94.
Anon., Flora 61: 16. 1 Jan 1878 (herb. bought for B); J. Bot. 16: 96. 1878.
Candolle, Phytographie 399. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 137. 1964.
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
EXSICCATAE: Die Characeen Europas in getrockneten Exemplaren, under Mitwirkung meh-
rer Freunde der Botanik, gesammelt und herausgegeben von Prof. A. Braun, L. Raben-
horst, und E. Stizenberger. (Fasc. 1-5, nos. 1-121. Dresden 1857-1878) :
fasc. numbers date fasc. numbers date
I I-25 Oct-Nov 1857 4. 76-100 Mar 1870
2 26-50 Oct-Nov 1859 5 IoI-121 Jun-Jul 1878
3 51-75 Sep-Oct 1867
Sets: AUT, B, BM, C, FH, G, L, LD, LE, M, MANCH, NY, PC, S, SI, UPS.
Ref.: PR 10543.
Braun, A., Conspectus systematicus Characearum Europaearum, 1867.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 63. 1969 (full details).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 47: 163-165; AG I: 40, 4: 52, 5(1): 270, 12(3):
573; Andrews ed. 2, p. 241; Barnhart 1: 242; BL 1: 34; BM 1: 225-226; Bossert p. 50;
CSP 1: 583-585, 7: 248, 12: 116; DNB 2: 5489; DTS 1: 30, 6(4): 19; Frank p. 13-14;
GR p. 7; IF p. 684; Jackson p. 526 [index]; Kew 1: 343-344; Langman p. 155; Laségue
p. 566 [index]; LS 3754-3772; Moebius p. 448 [index]; MW p. 52; NDB 2: 548; PR
1095-1108, 1112, 10543; Saccardo 1: 37, 2: 23; Zander ed. 10, p. 595.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller Lexikon 76-80. 1874.
Martens, Bad. Biogr. 1: 125-128. 1875.
Sachs, Gesch. Bot. 185-195. 1875 (biased).
Low et al., Tafel-Lieder fiir das zu Ehren des Herrn Prof. A. B. am 19 Mai 1876 statt-
findende Festmal [Berlin 1876], 8 p. Copy: B.
Caspary, Alexander Braun’s Leben, Regensburg 1877, repr. from Flora 60: 433-442,
445-457, 495-471, 497-507, 513-579. 1877.
Caspary, J. Bot. 15: 321-327. 1877 (portr.) (repr. p. i-vil).
Gray, Am. J. Sci. ser. 3. 13: 4.71. 1877, Sci. Papers 2: 403-405. 1889.
Mettenius, Leopoldina 13: 33, 50-60, 66-72. 1877 (bibl.)
Kny, Nachruf auf A.B., postscriptum to Braun, Uber den Samen, Berlin 1878, 10 p.
List & Franke, Verzeichniss von Werken ... aus dem Nachlasse ... A.B., Leipzig 1878
(sales catalogue of A.B.’s library, 4487 items, 142 p. Copy: B).
Fichter, Rede bei der Enthiillung des Denkmals von A.B. 1879 [repr. 4 p. Copies: B, DS].
Eichler, Leopoldina 15: 163-165. 1879.
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BRAUN, A. C. H.
Mettenius, Alexander Braun’s Leben. Berlin 1882.
Engler, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 23: 203-206. 1905.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 120, 121. 1903, 3(3): 120. 1905 (portr.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 510. 1909.
Bay, Flora Gesamt-Register 26-100: 5. 1910.
Wood and Imahori, Revision Characeae 797-799. 1965 (bibl.)
Geison, DSB 2: 425-427. 1970 (bibl.)
Lurie, Louis Agassiz 435 [index]. 1970.
Guédeés, Epistéme 7(1): 32-52. 1973.
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 128-131, 309 [index]. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Contributed to Lehmann, Plantae preissianae (1844-1847).
(2) Botanischer Anhang 1, in Rohlfs, Quer durch Afrika, vol. 2. 1875.
(3) Characeae, in Cohn, Arypt. Fl. Schlesien vol. 1. 1876.
(4) The Flora cryptogamica badensis which Braun was to write as part of Gmelin’s Flora
badensis was never published.
EPONYMY: Braunia Bruch, W. P. Schimper & Giimbel (1846); Braunia R. Givulesco
(1970).
Note: Braunia J. Rick (1934), Brauniella J. Rick ex R. Singer (1955), and Brauniellula
A. H. Smith & R. Singer (1959) are dedicated to father Braun, about whom no further
details are known (cf. R. Singer, Lilloa 26: 102. 1953); Braunsia Schwantes (1928) is
dedicated to Hans Heinrich Justus Brauns (1857-1929), German born physician in
South Africa.
quire Uebersicht der schweizerischen Characeen. Ein Beitrag zur Flora der Schweiz von
Alexander Braun. s.1. [Solothurn (Jent und Gussman) ], s.d. [1847] Qu. (Uebers. schweiz.
Charac.)
Publ.: 1847 (date on p. 23: Jun 1847), p. [1]-23. Copy: PCS. — Reprinted, but not identi-
fied as such, from Neue Denkschr. Schweiz. Ges. Naturw. 10(3): 1-23.
Ref.: Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 7: 872. 1849.
Henfrey, Bot. Gaz. 692. 2: 29-37. 1850.
712. [p. i:] Programm zur Feier des Geburtsfestes seiner kéniglichen Hoheit unseres
Durchlauchtigsten Grossherzogs Leopold den 29. August 1849. Im Namen der Albert-
Ludwigs-Universitat der dermalige Prorector Dr. Alexander Braun. Inhalt: Betrachtungen
tiber die Erscheinung der Verjiingung in der Natur. Freiburg im Breisgau (Hermann M. Poppen)
1849 [1850]. Qu. (Betracht. Erschein. Verjiing. Natur).
Publ.: Almost certainly not in 1849 but only in the course of the summer of 1850.
Freiburg was the scene of serious revolutionary unrest in the summer of 1849; the
Prussian army restored order late July 1849, Braun was away from Freiburg from
31 July-1 September 1849 to obtain the release of prisoners in Rastatt. Braun was still
working at the mss. in October 1849, sending it to the printers in small parts. The fact
that the t.p. refers to Braun as the ‘‘dermalige’”’ Prorector is significant because Braun
was Prorector from 30 Apr 1849 until May 1850. Hofmeister in Leipzig was in receipt
of a copy on 14. Oct 1850; a copy was sent to R6per on 25 Oct 1850.
The t.p. [i] has the above text, p. [iii] has ““Betrachtungen iiber die Erscheinung der
Verjiingung in der Natur, insbesondere in der Lebens- und Bildungsgeschichte der
Pflanze.”’ Pagination: [i]-xvi, [1]-363, [364, err.], pl. 1-3. Copy: PCS.
Commercial issue: Leipzig 1851, Qu., p. [i*], [i]-xiv, [1]-363, [364, err.] Copy: L.
Title: ““Betrachtungen ... Pflanze von Dr Alexander Braun, ordentlichem Professor
der Botanik in Giessen. Mit drei illuminirten Tafeln. Leipzig, Verlag von Wilhelm
Engelmann. 1851.”
English translation by A. Henfrey, The phenomenon of rejuvenesce in nature especially
in the life and development of plants, in A. Henfrey, ed., Botanical and physiological
memoirs, London 1853, p. 1-341, pl. 1-5 (Copies: MICH, NY).
Ref.: BM 1: 225; Jackson p. 70; Kew 1: 343; PR 1095.
Anon., Flora 33: 596-603. 14 Oct 1850.
Mettenius, Alexander Braun’s Leben 419-423. 1882.
Cosmos Antiqu. Books, Cat. 3. p. 97. 1947.
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BRAUN, A. C. H.
713. De algis unicellularibus nonnullis novis vel minus cognitis, praemissis observationibus
de algis unicellularibus in genere. Commentatio botanica, qua ad audiendam orationem
pro loco in facultate philosophica rite obtinendo die xiv. mens. marti hor. xii. Publice
habendam invitat A. Braun ... Berlin (Typis Academicis) 1855. Qu. (Alg. unicell.)
Original issue: as Habilitationsschrift, Mar 1855, p. [1], [1]-63, pl. 7-5 (uncol. liths.) Copy:
NY.
Completed issue: Apr-Oct 1855, p. [i-vili], [1]-111, pl. z-6 (uncol. liths.) Leipzig (W.
Engelmann) 1855. Copies: PCS, U.—p. [1]-63 and pl. 1-6 identical with first edition. —
Title: ‘‘Algarum unicellularium genera nova et minus cognita, praemissis observationitas
de algis unicellularibus in genere.” Leipzig (W. Engelmann) 1855.
Ref.: BM 1: 225; CSP 1: 584; Jackson p. 158 (Berlin ed.); PR 1100 (Leipzig ed.)
Anon., Flora 38: 544. 14 Sep 1855, 38: 567-574. 28 Sep 1855.
H.I., Bot. Zeit. 13: 809-813. 16 Nov 1855.
Mettenius, Alexander Braun’s Leben 483. 1882.
714. Uber Chytridium, eine Gattung einzelliger Schmarotzergewachse auf Algen und
Infusorien. Von A. Braun. Aus den Abhandlungen der kénigl. Akademie der Wissen-
schaften in Berlin 1855. Mit fiinf Steindriicktafeln. Berlin (Kénigl. Akademie der
Wissenschaften) 1856. Qu. (Chytridium).
Reprint: Aug-Sep 1856 (‘‘Herbst,” Bot. Zeit. 14: 776, 837-842. 1856; Flora 39: 308.
14 Oct 1856), p. [i], [21]-83, pl. 1-5, uncoloured liths. by author. Copy: NY.
Original publication: Jun-Jul 1855 (read 7 Jun 1855; Flora rd Jun-Jul 1855) in Abh. k.
Akad. Wiss., Berlin 1855: 21-83, pl. 1-5, also abbreviated in Monatsber. Akad. Wiss.
Berlin Jun 1855.
RefeNewor:) 343 PR Vor:
Firnrohr, Flora 38: 448, 590-591. 1855.
Barnhart, NAF 11(1): 87. 1937.
715- Conspectus systematicus Characearum Europaearum [Berlin] 1867. Qu. (Consp. Charac.
Europ.)
Publ.: Sep-Oct 1867, published with part 4 of the series of exsiccatae Die Characeen
Europa’s., p. [1]-8 and Verzeichnis. Copy: L.
Ref.: BM 1: 225; Kew 1: 344; PR 10543; IDC 6345.
Anon., Hedwigia 6: 160. Oct 1867.
716. Die Characeen Afrika’s, zusammengestellt von Alexander Braun. Aus dem Monats-
bericht der kéniglichen Akademie der Wissenschaften von December 1867. Berlin
(Akademische Buchdruckerei) 1868. Oct. (in fours) (Charac. Afrik.)
Reprint: Jan-Mai 1868 (Flora 9 Jun 1868), [i, t.p.], [782]-872, pl. 3 (or 4). Copies: G, L,
NY. — Wood and Imahori mention 1867 as the possible date of publication of this
preprint which has continuous pagination up to 872. The copies seen by us have an
imprint dated 1868; Flora received the book some time before 9 Jun 1868, and the
paper was read only on g Dec 1867. Publication early in 1868 is most likely.
Original publ.: Monatsber. k. Akad. Wiss. Berlin Dec 1867: 782-800, 873-944. 1868.
[paper read 9 Dec 1867]
Ref.: BM 1: 225; Kew 1: 344; PR 1106.
Anon., Hedwigia 7: 145-150. Oct 1868, 177-181. Dec 1868.
Wood and Imahori, Revision Characeae 798. 1965.
717. Fragmente einer Monographie der Characeen von A. Braun. Nach den hinterlassenen
Manuskripten A. Braun’s herausgegeben von Dr Otto Nordstedt. Aus den Abhandlun-
gen der kéniglichen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin. 1882. Mit 7 Tafeln. Berlin
(K6nigliche Akademie der Wissenschaften) 1882. Qu. (Fragm. monogr. Charac.)
Editor: Carl Fredrik Otto Nordstedt (1838-1924).
Publ.: 6 Sep 1882 (see p. 211; Nat. Nov. Nov 1882), p. [1]-211, pl. 1-7, liths. by Laue.
Copies: BR, MICH, NY, USDA. — Preprinted from Abh. Akad. Wiss. Berlin. Physik-
Naturw. Cl. 1882(1). — The text is mainly by Braun, Nordstedt’s additions are set off
by brackets.
The Clavis synoptica Characearum, edited by O. Nordstedt, Berlin 1882, Qu. 18 p. came
out separately in Jun-Jul 1882 (Nat. Nov.).
309
BRAUN, A. C. He
Ref.: DTS 1: 30; Kew 1: 344.
Nordstedt, Bot. Centralbl. 13: 41-46. 1883.
Wood and Imahori, Revision Characeae 799. 1965.
Braun, Carl Friedrich Wilhelm (1800-1864), German palaeobotanist, pharmacist
and teacher at the technical school of Bayreuth. (C. F. W. Braun).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 3: 269-271 (bibl.); Andrews ed. 2, p. 241-242;
Barnhart 1: 243; BM 1: 226; CSP 1: 585; DTS 1: xviii, 30, 6(4): 17, 25; Jackson p. 177,
180, 185; Quenstedt p. 56.
Anon., Flora 47: 424. 1864.
Haidinger, Jb. geol. Reichsanst. Wien 14, Verh.: 147-148. 1864.
Popp, Oest. Bot. Z. 14: 313-320. 1864.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 22: 232-280. 1864 (called himself Friedrich Braun).
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 80. 1874.
Weiss, Bayreuth als Statte alter erdgeschichtlicher Entdeckungen. Bayreuth 1937, p. 24-
32 (portr.)
EPONYMyY: Vide supra, sub A. Braun.
4718. Verzeichniss der in der Kreis-Naturalien-Sammlung zu Bayreuth befindlichen Petrefacten. Mit
i. Einer geognostisch-petrefactologischen Karte von Ober-Franken. ii. Einer geognos-
tisch-petrefactologischen Uebersicht. 11. Zweiundzwanzig Tafeln Abbildungen. Leipzig
(Leopold Voss) 1840. Qu. (Verz. Samml. Bayreuth Petref.)
Publ.: Sep-Dec 1840 (p. viii: 1 Sep 1840), p. [i]-viii, [1]-118, [119, err.], map, time scale,
pl. 1-22 (plant fossils on p. [93]-105). Copy: US. — The new names are mostly simply
not validly published nomina nuda.
Ref.: Andrews p. 241; BM 1: 226.
419. Beitrdge zur Urgeschichte der Pflanzen. Programm zum Jahresbericht der k. Kreis-
Landwirtschafts- und Gewerbschule zu Bayreuth. Bayreuth 1843. Qu. (Beitr. Urgesch.
Pf.)
Pars 1. 1843 (rd 1-10 Dec 1853, Flora), p. 1-23, 2 pl. With the exception of p. 3-4, this
is a page for page reprint from Miinster’s Beitrage zur Petrefactenkunde 6: 5-25, pl. 12,
13. (BM).
Other issue: Bayreuth 1843. Qu., p. 1-17, 2 pl. (type rearranged).
Pars 2. Bayreuth 1854. Qu., p. 1-15, pl. 1-3.
Ref.: Andrews, ed. 2, p. 242; BM 1: 226; Jackson p. 177; PR 1109.
Braun-Blanquet, Josias (1884-x), Swiss born phytosociologist at Montpellier,
founder of the French-Swiss school of phytosociologists and of SIGMA. (Braun-Blangq.;
also Br. Bl.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: SIGMA.
Ref.: TH 2: 94.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(2): 171; Barnhart 1: 243; BL 1: 44; BL 2: 633-
634 [index]; BFM p. 276 [index]; Bossert p. 51; Kew 1: 345-346; Langman p. 115, 1553
LS Suppl. 3570; Moebius p. 375; GR p. 638; Plesch p. 155; Zander ed. 10, p. 595.
Miiller-Schneider, Jahresb. naturf. Ges. Graubiindens 79: 1-17. 1945.
Miyawaki, Hikobia, Hiroshima 2(4): 298-306. 1961.
Braun Blanquet, Vegetatio 16: 1-78. 1968.
Guinochet, Oecologia plantarum. Paris 9(2): 87-88. 1974.
Rabotnoy, Bot. Zhurn. 59: 1709-1710. 1974.
Lebrun, Vegetatio 30(1): 1-4. 1975.
FESTSCHRIFT: Vegetatio vols. 5/6. 1954 (eds. Koch, de Leeuw & Tiixen).
310
BREBISSON
420. Flora von Graubiinden. Vorkommen, Verbreitung und 6kologisch-soziologisches
Verhalten der wildwachsenden Gefasspflanzen Graubiindens und seiner Grenzgebiete.
Bern (Hans Huber), Berlin (id.) 1931-1936, 4 Lfn. (Fl. Graubiinden).
Co-author: Eduard August Riibel (1876-1960).
1: [i], 7-382, map., 1932. 3: [i], 821-1204. 1934.
2: [i], 385-820. 1933. 4: [i], 1205-1695. 1935.
Copy: U. — Veroff. geobot. Inst. Riibel. Zurich, Heft 7. Bern.
Ref.: BFM 1028; BL 2: 572-573; Kew 1: 346.
Braune, Franz Anton Alexander von (1766-1853), Austrian botanist and Regierungs-
sekretar in Salzburg. (F. Braune).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 3: 275; AG 6(1): 789; Barnhart 1: 243; BB 1: 226;
CSP 1: 585-586; DTS 1: 31-32, 6(4): 11, 23, 119; GR p. 447; LS 3779-3781; PR 1110-
1111; Wurzbach 2: 124.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 11: 888. 1851.
Storch, Skizzen zu einer naturhist. Topographie des Herzogtums Salzburg. Salzburg
1857, p. Q-II.
EPONYMY: Braunea Willdenow (1806).
721. Salzburgische Flora, oder Beschreibung der in dem Erzstifte Salzburg wildwachsen-
den Pflanzen, nebst Angabe ihrer Wohnorte, Bliihezeiten, Dauer, Gestalt etc. ihrer
Andwendbarkeit in der Heilkunde und Haushaltungswissenschaft, und ihrem Nutzen
fiir Mahler, Farber, Garber, Bienenzieher, Férster und Landwirthe. Salzburg (Mayr)
1797, 3 vols. Oct. (Salzburg. Fl.)
Vol. 1: Jan 1797 (BH), p. [i*-iv*], [i]-lxxvi, [1]-426, pl. 1-3.
Vol. 2: early Jun 1797 (BH, p. iv: Heumonat 1797), p. [1*-iii*], [i]-xl, [1]-752, 755,
567” [-756], 757-813, 732, 833-836, [8 p., err.], pl. 1-3.
Vol. 3: 1797 (prob. publ. only Jan-Jun 1798; BH), [i]-xl, [1]-380, index sign. a-e, [79] p.,
corr. [5] p.
Copies: BR, HH, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 226; DTS 1: 32; Jackson p. 268; LS 3779; PR 1110.
Braune, in Hoppe, Bot. Taschenb. 1801: 211-215 (vern. names).
722. Salzburg und Berchtesgaden. Ein ‘Taschenbuch fiir Reisende und Naturfreunde. Wien
(Carl Ferd. Beck) 1821. Duod. (in sixes) (Salzburg Berchtesgaden).
Ed. 1: 1821, before 15 Sep (Beck), p. [i-xii], [1]-103, 2 pl. Copy: University of Texas
Library.
Ed. 2: 1829 (n.v.)
Ree DS noor LS eo 7oNs bh Ra Tn.
Brébisson, Louis Alphonse de (1798-1872), French naturalist, archeologist and
photographer. (Bréb.)
HERBARIUM and Types: CN; diatoms at PC and AWH, some in herb. Kuetzing at L. —
Exsiccatae: Mousses de la Normandie (fasc. 1-8, nos. 1-200, Falaise 1826-1839) fully
described by Margadant (MD p. 57-59) and Sayre (1971) and treated below.
Ref: 22 Ho! 194.
Anon., J. Bot. 14: 128. 1876 (Diatoms to be distributed through H. L. Smith).
Candolle, Phytographie 399-400. 1880.
Tempére, Le Diatomiste 2: 81-86. 1893/6 (general herbarium at Bayeux).
Verleyen, Levensschets van Dr. H. van Heurck 60. 1942.
Newton, Phycol Bull. 1: 15. 1952.
Koster, Taxon 6: 50. 1957, 18: 550. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 185-186. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 244; BM 1: 227, 6: 124; Bossert p. 51; CSP
1: 590, 6: 604; 7: 251, 9: 339; DBF 7: 188-189; GR p. 269; Jackson p. 159, 282, 288;
311
BREBISSON
KR p. 101; Kew 1: 348; Laségue p. 289; MD 57-59; PR 1116-1119; Quenstedt p. 57.
Anon., Flora 55: 267-268. 1872; Bot. Zeit. 30: 510, 560. 1872; Hedwigia 11: 80. 1872.
Malbranche, Bull. Soc. Amis Sci. nat. Rowan 1872: 187-196.
Roussel, Bull. Soc. bot. France 19(3): 194, 243. 1872.
Moriére, Bull. Soc. Linn. Normandie ser. 2. 8: 3-27. 1874 (also repr., Caen 1874) (portr.,
bibl.)
Oursel, Nouv. Biogr. normande 1: 132-133. 1886.
Tempére, Le Diatomiste 2: 81-86. 1893/6 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 110. 1903, 3(3): 110. 1905 (ref. to portr.)
EPONYMY: (genera): Brebissonia Grunow (1860, nom. cons.) ; Brebissonia Spach (1835, nom.
rej.); (journal): Brebissonia revue mensuelle illustrée de botanique cryptogamique et
d’anatomie végétale. Paris. Vol. 1-4, 1878-1886.
723- Mousses de la Normandie recueillies et publiées par L. Alphonse de Brébisson [fasc.
7-8: “et dune grande partie de I’Ouest de la France’’]. Falaise (anon.) 1826-1839,
8 fasc. Oct. (Mousses Normandie).
Publ.: A set of exsiccata accompanied by unpaged text. The original announcement
mentioned 8-10 fascicles; the references in the Bibliographie de la France are to 8 fascicles
only.
fasc. pages nos. exs. date BF imprint
I [5] I-25 9 Dec 1826 Falaise
2 [3] 26-50 27 Sep 1828 Falaise, Caen, Paris
3 [3] 51-75 15 Apr 1829 Falaise, Caen, Paris
4 [3] 76-100 10 Apr 1830 __—‘ Falaise, Caen, Paris
5 [3] IOI-125 [1831] Falaise, Caen, Paris
6 [3] 126-150 2 Mar 1833 Falaise, Caen, Paris
7, [3] 151-175 ape Falaise, Caen, Paris
8 [3] 176-200 20 Apr 1839 Falaise, Paris
Margadant (MD) mentions that a copy of fascicle 1 was sent to A. P. de Candolle on
5 Jul 1826. Copies: BR, FH.
Ref.: BL 2: 185; Laségue p. 289; MD p. 58-59; TL 134.
Guillemin, Arch. Bot. 1: 455. Mai 1833 (rev. fasc. 5, 6., fasc. 5 dated 1831).
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 185-186. 1971.
724. Flore de la Normandie; par A. de Brébisson, membre de plusieurs sociétés savantes.
Premiére partie. Phanérogamie. Caen (A. Hardel), Paris (Lance) 1836. Duod. (in sixes)
t (Fl. Normandie).
Ed. 1: Dec 1835 (pref. 1 Nov 1835, BF 19 Dec 1835), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-430. Copies: B, G,
HH, NY. - “‘Cryptogames”’ never issued.
Ed. 2: 27 Oct 1849 [p. iv: Apr 1849], Flore ... savantes. Phanérogames et cryptogames
semi-vasculaires. Deuxiéme édition augmentée de tableaux analytiques. Caen (A.
Hardel), Paris (Derache) 1849. Duod. (in sixes), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-356. Copies: B, HH, NY.
Ed. 3: Apr-Jun 1859 (p. vi: avril 1859; rev. Flora 14 Jul 1859), Flore ... semi-vasculaires.
Troisiéme édition, augmentée de tableaux analytiques et d’un dictionnaire des termes
de botanique. Caen (A. Harde), Paris (Derache) 1859. Duod. (in sixes), p. [i]-xxxiv,
[1]-400. Copies: CGE, HH, NY.
Ed. 4: Jul-Nov 1869 (p. vi: Jul 1869, Flora 27 Dec 1869), Flore de la Normandie (Phanéro-
games et cryptogames semivasculaires) par ... Quatriéme édition, Caen (Le Blanc-
Hardel), Paris (Derache) 1869. Duod. (in sixes), p. [i*], [i]-xxxv, [1]-4.23. Copies: B,
CGE, HH, NY. The Berlin copy has a cover with “‘(Cryptogames et phanérogames semi-
vasculaires),”? obviously an error.
Ed. 5: Mai-Jun 1879 (p. vi: 20 Mai 1879; Nat. Nov. Jul 1879), Flore... [ased. 4]...
Brébisson cinquiéme édition publiée par J. Moriére ... Caen (F. Le Blanc-Hardel)
1879. Duod., p. [i]-xxxv, [1]-518. Copies: HH, L; the HH copy has a cover dated 1880,
the NY copy has add. lith. mss. p. xxxvii-xlii, 519-542.
Ref.: BL 2: 185; BM 1: 227; Jackson 288; Kew 1: 348.
312
BREDA
425. Algues des environs de Falaise, décrites et dessinées par MM. de Brébisson et Godey.
Falaise (de Brée lainé) 1835. Oct. (Alg. Falaise).
Co-author: Louis Luc Godey (1813-1873).
Publ.: 1835, p. [i], [1]-66, pl. r-8, uncol. liths. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Mémoires de la
Société académique des sciences, arts et belles-lettres de Falaise. Année 1835. Falaise
(Brée l’ainé), Paris (Lancé) 1836, p. [1]-62, add. 256-269, pl. 1-8. Copies: L, NY, PCS.
4726. Considérations sur les diatomées et essai d’une classification des genres et des espéces
appartenant a celle famille, par A. de Brébisson, auteur de la Flore de Normandie, etc.
Falaise (Brée l’Ainée), Paris (Meilhac) 1838. Oct. (Consid. diatom.)
Publ.: 1838, p. [i], [1]-20, [4, err.] Copies: NY, PCS.
Ref.: BM 1: 227; PR 1117; IDC 6347.
727. Notes sur quelques diatomées marines rares ou peu connues du littoral de Cherbourg.
Avec 1 planche, Mém. Soc. imp. Sci. nat. Cherbourg 2: 241-258. 1854. Oct. (Notes
diatom. mar.)
Ed. 1: 1854 as above.
Ed. 2: Paris (F. Savy) 1867, as an independent publication, ““deuxiéme édition avec
additions et corrections” p. [1]-24, z pl. (p. 2: Feb 1867). Copy: PCS.
Breda, Jacob Gijsbert Samuel van (1788-1867), Dutch palaeontologist and botanist.
(Breda).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The Genera et species are based on plants collected by Kuhl and
van Hasselt, now at the Rijksherbarium (L). Breda may have used either plants or field
notes and drawings, or both. Sherborn (1940) mentions a collection by van Breda at BM.
It is not known to us whether this contained botanical material.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 245; BM 1: 227; CSP 1: 590-591, 7: 2513
JW 3: 346; NNBW 1: 457; PR 1120-1122.
Anon., Alg. Konst- Letterbode 1816(2): 86; 1828(2): 387; 1831(1): 162; 1835(2): 177.
Matthes, Jaarb. Kon. Akad. Wet. Amsterdam 1867: 30-32.
Mourlon, Géologie de la Belgique 2: 254. 1881.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 646. 1936.
Sherborn, Where is the ... collection 23. 1940.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 78-79. 1950.
EPONYMY: Bredaea Goeppert (1854.); Bredia Blume (1849).
728. Genera et species Orchidearum et Asclepiadearum quas in itinere per insulam Java jussu et
auspiciis Guillielmi I, Belgarum regis augustissimi collegerunt Dr. H. Kuhl et Dr. J. C.
van Hasselt editionem et descriptiones curavit J. G. S. van Breda. Gent (Hypp. Vande-
kerkckhove) 1827 [1828-1829]. Broadsheet. f (Gen. sp. Orchid. Asclep.)
Publ.: Three fascicles each containing the descriptions of five species on 10 pages and
5 plates (lithographs) ; copy in orig. covers at G. Year dates on covers. Pages and plates
not numbered. 1: 18 Nov 1828; 2: prob. Jan-Jun 1829; 3: 15 Aug 1829. — Van Steenis-
Kruseman (1965) mentions the existence (Amsterdam, Koninklijk Instituut voorfde
Tropen) of a fourth fascicle, comprising 5 plates. It is very doubtful whether distribu-
tion ever took place (the copy stems probably from van Breda’s estate) and as long as
no second copy of that fourth fascicle is known, the first can be disregarded. The
International Code of Botanical Nomenclature requires the distribution of at least two
copies. — The original announcement called for 18 parts.
Collectors: Johan Coenraad van Hasselt (1797-1823); Heinrich Kuhl (1796-1821). Both
died on the expedition of ‘“Natuurkundige Commissie.”’
Ref.: GF p. 51; NI 227; PR 1122; RS p. 76; SK p. clxxiv; IDC 5026.
Anon., Alg. Konst- Letterbode 1828(1): 387. 13 Jun 1828.
Greshoff, Album der natuur 1903: 1-22, 60-88.
Sirks, Indisch natuuronderzoek 108. 1915.
Wit, de, Fl. males. Bull. 6: 165-167. 1950.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 20: 1274. 1965.
313
BREFELD
Brefeld, Julius Oscar (1839-1925), German mycologist, professor of botany at Miin-
ster (1882-1889), id. Breslau (1889-1907), later Geheimer Regierungsrat, Berlin. (Bref.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 245; BM 1: 228, 6: 124; Bossert p. 51; CSP
7: 252, 9: 340-341, 13: 768; DTS 1: 33; Frank p. 14; GR p. 66; Jackson p. 169, 170;
Kew 1: 348-349; LS 3794-3831, 31507-31509; LS Suppl. 3596; Moebius p. 448 [index];
PR 1125, 10544.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 131, pl. 27. 1903, 3(3): 120, pl. go. 1905 (portr.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 510. 1909.
Anon., Nature 116: 369. 1925.
Falck, Bot. Arch. 11: 1-25. 1925 (bibl.)
Kienitz, Z. Forst- u. Jagdwesen 57: 709-711. 1925.
Sopp, Norske Vid.-Akad. Oslo Arbok 1925: 23-26.
Ramsbottom, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 151: 359. 1939.
Dolman, DSB 2: 436-438. 1970.
Ainsworth & Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 78. 1971.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Brefeld continued Cohn’s Beitrdge zur Biologie der Pflanzen from vol. 8
(1902) onward.
EPONYMY: Brefeldia Rostafinsky (1873); Breffeldiella [sic] Spegazzini (1889) ; Brefeldiellites
D. L. Dilcher (1965); Brefeldiopycnis F. Petrak & R. Ciferri (1932).
729. Botanische Untersuchungen tiber Schimmelpilze. Leipzig (Arthur Felix) 1872-1881, 4
vols. (Bot. Unters. Schimmelpilze).
Heft pages plates dates
u [i]-vini, [1]-64 1-6 Jan-Jul 1872
2 [i]-vi, [1]-98 1-8 Feb 1874
3 [i]-[v], [1]-226, tabl. I-II Aug-Sep 1877
4 [i]-[vii], [1]-191 I-10 Mai-Jun 1881
5 [i]-[viii], [1]-220 I-13 Mar-Jun 1883
Continued as Untersuchungen aus dem Gesammigebiete der Mykologie, q.v. Vol. 5 entitled:
“*Botanische Untersuchungen tiber Hefenpilze. Fortsetzung der Schimmelpilze. Untersuchun-
gen aus dem Gesammtgebiete der Mykologie.” Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 228; Jackson p. 170; Kew 1: 348; LS 3796.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 430. 1916, 7(15): 1053. 1940.
730. Untersuchungen aus dem Gesammitgebiete der Mykologie. [vols. 6-13:] Fortsetzung der
Schimmel- und Hefenpilze. [6-8 :] Leipzig, [9-15:] Miinster i.W. 1884-1888, 10 vols. Qu.
(Unters. Gesammtgeb. Mykol.)
Publ.: Vols. 1-4. as Botanische Untersuchungen tiber Schimmelpilze (see above); vol. 5 as
Botanische Untersuchungen tiber Hefenpilze (idem). Other volumes:
vol. pages plates dates
6 [ii-vi], [1]-78 I-5 Feb 1884
a} {i]-xi, [1]-178 I-II Jan 1888
8 fi]-iv, [1]-305 I-12 Nov 1888 (‘'1889’’)
9 [i-viii], [1]-156 I-3a, 3b late Apr-early Mai 1891
10 [i-iv], [157]-378 4-13 Feb-Mar 1891
DI [i]-[ vii], [1 ]-98 1-5 Mai-Jun 1895
12 [i-iv], [99]-236 6-12 Jul-Aug 1895
13 [i-v], [1]-74, [1 p. expl. pl.] I-2 Nov-Dec 1905
14 {i]-vili, [1]-256 — Apr-Mai 1908
15 [1]-[v], [1]-150 I-7 Mai-Jun 1912
BREMEKAMP
Vol. 6 has a second t.p.: Botanische Untersuchungen tiber Myxomyceten und Entomophtoreen.
Leipzig 1884. — 16 “‘in Vorbereitung” (Nat. Nov. Jun 1912) but not known to us. — Copy:
U. Dates based on prefaces and Nat. Nov.
Ref.: BM 1: 228; Kew 1: 348; LS 3796.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 430. 1916, 7(15): 1053. 1940.
Anon., Hedwigia 27: 69-72. Feb 1888 (7 received Jan 1888).
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 82. 1936.
Breidenstein, W. (/l. 1856), German botanist. (Breidenstein).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 229; NI 228; PR 1126.
731. Mikroskopische Pflanzenbilder in sehr starker Vergrésserung zum Gebrauche bei dem
Unterrichte in der Botanik nebst einem Grundriss der Anatomie und Physiologie der
Pflanzen zur Erlauterung der Abbildungen .... 42 Tafeln mit 75 Figuren, davon 16 in
Farbendruck. Darmstadt (Johann Philipp Diehl) 1856. Qu. (Mikr. Pflanzenbild.)
Publ.: Jan-Oct 1856, p. [i-ii], [1]-14, pl. 2-42(39?) of which 16 pl. and cover chromolith.
Copy: MO (39 pl.)
Ref.: BM 1: 229; NI 228; PR 1126.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 14: 790-791. 7 Nov 1856.
Breidler, Johann (1828-1913), Austrian architect and botanist at Vienna. (Breidl.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: GJO, duplicates in many herbaria.
ef. wbe 2) OF
Anon., Mag. bot. Lap. 9: 410. 1910.
Schefczik und Mecenovic, Mitt. Abt. Zool. Landesmus. Joanneum Graz 29: 1-84.
1968, 33: 85-123. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 246; Bossert 51; BM 1: 229; CSP 13: 787;
IDADS nit BG%
Geza, Mag. Bot. Lap. 12: 361-362. 1914.
Glowacki, Mitt. Naturh. Ver. Steiermark 50: 3-7. 1914 (portr., bibl.)
COMPOSITE WoRKS: J. Breidler and J. B. Forster published Jakob Juratzka, Laubmoosflora
von Oesterreich-Ungarn on the basis of the mss left by J. on his death.
EPONYMY: Breidleria Loeske (1910).
Breiter, Christian August (1776-1840), German botanist. (Breiter).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 246; PR 1127.
732. Hortus breiterianus oder Verzeichnis aller derjenigen Gewachse, welche im Breiter-
schen botanischen Garten in Leipzig gezogen und unterhalten werden, nebst einem
Theil der in Deutschland einheimischen Pflanzen nach ihren systematischen Namen und
Synonymen, einer Erklarung des Linnéischen Systems und geografischen und literari-
schen Nachweisungen ... Mit einem Kupfer. Leipzig (C. F. Franz) 1817. Oct. (Hort.
breiter.)
Publ.: Jan-Oct 1817, frontisp., [i*-iii*], [1]-lvi, [1]-558. Copy: M.
ef: BH PR i127.
Bremekamp, Cornelis Elisa Bertus (1888-x), Dutch botanist of the Utrecht school
who resided in Java, South Africa and the Netherlands. (Bremek.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The originals of Bremekamp’s South African collections are at
SLD
BREMEKAMP
PRU, those of his Indonesian collections at BO. For the types see the indications in the
publications; many at U.
Ref.: 1H 2: 95.
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969 (algae).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 246; BL 1: 23, 59; Bossert p. 52; IF Suppl.
3: 203, Suppl. 4: 215; JW 2: 186, 4: 379; Kew 1: 350-352; MW p. 52; MW Suppl. 28.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 646. 1936.
White and Sloane, The Stapelieae, ed. 2. 131. 1937 (portr.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Flora males ser. 1. 1: 78-79. 1950 (portr.)
Lanjouw, Acta bot. Neerl. 18: 6-7. 1969 (portr.)
FESTSCHRIFT: Acta botanica Neerlandica 18(1). 1969.
EPONYMY: Bremekampia Sreemadhavan (1965).
733- Materials for a monograph of the Strobilanthinae. Verh. Acad. Wet. afd. Natuurk.
sect. 2. 41(1): 1-306, pl. 1-6. 11 May 1944.
Ref.: MW Suppl. 28.
734- A preliminary survey of the Ruelliinae of the Malayan Archipelago and New
Guinea. Verh. Acad. Wet. afd. Natuurk. sect. 2. 45(1): 20 Mai 1948.
735- Notes on the Acanthaceae of Java. Verh. Acad. Wet. afd. Natuurk. sect. 2. 45(2):
20 Mai 1948.
736. The African species of Oldenlandia. Verh. Acad. Wet. afd. Natuurk. ser. 2. 48(2):
28 Mai 1952.
737- Uhe Thunbergia species of the Malesian area. Verh. Acad. Wet. afd. Natuurk. ser. 2.
50(4): 12 Jul 1955.
Note: ‘The dates of these publications were provided by the office of the Royal Academy
of Sciences, Amsterdam.
Brenckle, Jacob Frederic[k] (1875-1958), American physician, amateur botanist
and plant collector at Kulm, North Dakota and Northville, South Dakota. (Brenckle).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown. — Brenckle contributed to Seaver and Bergman’s
North Dakota fungi and issued himself Fungi dakotenses (fasc. 1-xxvii, nos. 1-675, 1908-1929),
sets at BPI, BRU, CM, CUP, F, FH, IA, KSC, MICH, MIN, NCU, NDA, NEB,
NHES, NY, OC, OSC, PAC, PUR, SDC, SOLH, TRTC, UC, WIN, WIS, WSP. For
full details see Stevenson.
Ref O05
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 51-60. 1971.
Barnhart, NAF 7: 1053. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 246; LS Suppl. 3573-3578.
EPONYMY: Brencklea Petrak (1923).
Brereton, John Andrew (1787-1839) American navy, later army, physician and
botanist. (Brereton).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 247; Kew 1: 355; ME 3: 543 [index].
738. Florae columbianae prodromus, exhibens enumerationem plantarum, quae hactenus
exploratae sunt: or a prodromus of the flora columbiana, exhibiting a list of all the plants
which have as yet been collected. Washington (Jonathan Elliot) 1830. Oct. (in fours)
(Fl. columb. prodr.)
316
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Publ.: Oct-Dec 1830 (p. 6 Oct 1830), p. [1]-86. Copies: Ewan, US. — Meisel (3: 422)
mentions “Botany of the District of Columbia,” in William Elliott, The Washington
Guide, Washington 1837, p. 295-310, obviously a different text. — The Fl. columb. prodr.
is not mentioned in any of the commonly used bibliographies. The book is probably
only of historical value.
Ref.: Barnhart 1: 247; Kew 1: 355.
Bresadoia, Don Giacopo (Giacomo, abate) (1847-1929), Italia (nat his birth in
Trient: Austrian) mycologist, ‘‘fiirstbischoflicher Mensalverwalter’? and ‘“‘Ehrendom-
herr” in Trient. (Bres.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Material in many herbaria, location of original herbarium
unknown to us. — Exsiccatae: Champignons des Isles de St.- Thomé et des Princes, 1890 (with
C. Roumeguére), at B, FH, L, PC.
Ref.: 1H 2: 95.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 247; BM 1: 231, 6: 125; Bossert p. 52;
CSP 12: 118, 13: 793-794; DTS 1: 34, 3: xl, 6(4): 55; GR p. 431; Kew 1: 355; KR p.
102; LS 3829-3887, Suppl. 3623-3642; MW p. 53; NI 229-231; Saccardo 1: 37; Wurz-
bach 1: 112.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 16. 1898.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 65. 1905 (portr.)
Anon., J. of Mycol. 12: opp. 1. 137. 1906 (portr.)
Lloyd, Mycol. notes 35: 461-463. 1910, 1220-1221. 1932 (portr.)
Anon., Bull. Lloyd Library, Mycol. ser. 6: 95. 1912.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 430. 1916, 7(15): 1053. 1940.
Bresadola, Icon. Mycol. 26: v-xvi. 1923 (bibl.)
Killermann, Z. Pilzk. 10: 122-128. 1926 (portr., bibl.)
Catoni, abate Giacopo Bresadola. Trento 1927 (fide NI).
Fenaroli, Glorie d’Italia, L’abate Giacomo Bresadola, Le vie d’Italia, Milano, Jul 1927,
II p. (repr. MO)
Ramsbottom, J. Bot. 67: 235-236. 1929.
Murrill, Mycologia 22: 49-50. 1930 (portr.)
Heim, Ann. Crypt. Exot. 5: 5-15. 1932 (portr., bibl.)
Isely, Schweiz. Z. Pilzk. 1939: 197-199 (portr.)
Cappelletti, Lavori di Bot., Ist. bot. Padova 20(6): 1-6. 1958 (repr. from Natura alpina
5(4)- 1954) (portr.)
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 78. 1971.
EPONYMY: Bresadolella von Héhnel (1903); Bresadolia Spegazzini (1883); Bresadolina
Brinkmann (1909).
739- Fungi tridentini novi, vel nondum delineati, descripti, et iconibus illustrati. Trento
(1: J. B. Monanni, 2: J. Zippel) 1881-1892 [-1g00], 2 vols. Duod. (in twos) (Fung. trident.)
ser. fasc. pages plates dates
I I [1]-14 I-15 Apr 1881
2 15-26 16-30 Jan-Mai 1882
3 27-42 31-45 Jan 1883
4/5 43-70 46-75 Oct 1884.
6/7 71-114 76-105 Oct-Nov 1887
2 8/10 [1]-46 106-150 Apr-Mai 1892
11/13 47-81 151-195 Aug-Sep 1898
14 83-118 190-217 Sep 1900
The dates are based on announcements in Hedwigia and Naturae Novitates. The plates are
coloured lithographs of drawings by Bresadola. Copies: B, BR, FH, L. — The B copy has
a t.p. of ser. 1 without no. “I”’ and ““Typis J. B. Monanni.” Other copies have t.p.’s with
series nos. I and II and an imprint J. Zippel.
SIF
BRESADOLA
Reviews Hedwigia: 20: 172-176. 1881(1); 21: 124-187. 1882(2); 22: 183-185. 1883(3);
24: 109-117 (1885) (4/5); 26: 214-224. 1887(6/7); 31: 242. 1892 (8/10).
Ref.: BM 1: 231; DTS 1: 34; Kew 1: 355; LS 3839; NI 230.
Traverso, in Bresadola, Icon. mycol. 26: xiii-xvi. 1923.
740. Schulzeria, nuovo genere d’imenomiceti scoperto dal chiar.° I. R. Capitano St.
Schulzer de Muggenburg, e pubblicato per cura del Sac. G. Bresadola. Trento 1886.
Oct. (Schulzeria).
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1886 (Nat. Nov. early Apr 1886; Mag. nov. Lap. Apr 1886), p. 1-9, 1 pl.,
a coloured lithograph, on p. [2] an alternative title page in Latin. Copy: FH.
Ref.: BM 6: 125; Kew 1: 355; LS 3845.
Anon., Hedwigia 25(2-3): 124. Mai-Jun 1886.
741. Di due specie interessanti di funghi della flora micologia italiana. [Rovereto 1893]. Oct.
(Due sp. fung.)
Publ.: late 1893 (Nat. Nov. early Jan 1894), p. [1]-8, pl. 1-2, independently paged reprint
from Atti Accad. Agiati, Rovereto 11. 1893.
Ref.: Kew 1: 355; LS 3860.
742. Hymenomycetes hungarici kmetiani. Rovereto (Giorgio Grigoletti) 1897. Oct. (Hymeno-
myc. hung.)
Publ.: Mar-Aug 1897 (p. 3: Mar 1897; Nat. Nov. Sep 1897), p. [1]-56, an independently
paged reprint from Atti Accad. Sci. Lett. Arti Agiati, Rovereto, ser. 3. 3(1-2): 66
[= p. 2]-120|— p. 56]./Copy: FA.
743+ Fungi mangerecct e velenosi del Trentino. Trento 1894 [1899]. Oct. (Fung. manger.
Trentino).
Came out as a series of reprints from the Almanacco agrario per l’anno ... as follows:
Almanacco pages . plates Almanacco pages plates
1895 282-301 I-16 1898 221-237 58-84
1896 203-231 17-40 1899 408-432 85-112
1897 317-332 41-57
The copy at FH under this name has an independent typography, ‘Trento 1894. Oct.,
p. [1]-22, pl. 1-15 (coloured lithographs). This is possibly a preprint of the first instalment.
Refi: DES: 94;\3% xl.
744. I funghi mangerecci e velenosi dell’? Europa media con speciale riguardo a quelli che
crescono nel Trentino e nell’ alta Italia per cura dell’ Ab. G. Bresadola con 112 tavole
cromolitografiche e 1 fototipia. Milano (Ulrico Hoepli) 1899. Oct. (Fung. manger. Eurepa).
Ed. 1: Mar 1899 (p. iii: Mar 1899; Nat. Nov. Mar 1899), p. [iJ-xv, [1]-136, pl. 1-112,
g7bis (1-112 liths of drawings by Bresadola and Baronessa Turco-Lazzari, see Hedwigia
38 (Beibl.): 210. 1899). Copies: B, Stevenson.
Ed. 2: “riveduta ed aumentata,”? Trento (Giovanni-Zippel) 1906 (p. 7: Mai 1906),
p. [1]-142, pl. 1-112, 21a, 28a, 53b, 55a, g7bis, 99a, I04a, roga, in all 120 col. liths (1
photogr.) by author. Title: ‘*... con 120 tavole cromolitografiche e una in fototipia.”
Copy: L.
Ed. 3: ‘‘Funghi mangerecci e velenosi vol. 1(2) ... riveduta e aumentata a cura del Comitato
Onoranze Bresadoliane.” [Trento] 1932-1933, 2 vols. Oct.
Vol. r: “con 107 tavole a colori, 60 figure € ritratto del autore,”’ 1932 (pref. Nov 1931),
frontisp. portr., p. [i]-vi, [1]-300, pl. 1-107. Copies: BR, Stevenson.
Vol. 2: “con 117 tavole a colori.”’ 1933, p. [i], [301]-649, pl. 108-223. Copies: BR,
Stevenson.
Ed. 4: “Funghi mangerecci e funghi velenosi guida pratica per il loro riconoscimento con 61
figure nel testo e 67 tavole originali a colori [.] iv Edizione per uso dei raccoglitori e
dei dilettanti a cura del Comitato Onoranze Bresadoliane Milano-Trento.” ‘Trento
(Museo di Storia naturale) 1954. Qu., frontisp. portr., [3]-318, pl. 1-67. Copies:
Stevenson, Purdue Univ. Libr.
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Ed. 5: “‘Funght mangerecci e velenosi v edizione a cura del Prof. Arturo Ceruti con tavole di
Laura Maggiora e Luigi Proner. Trento 1965. Oct., frontisp. portr., [1]-321, [1, ind.],
[1, colophon: printing ended Sep 1965], fl. 1-105. Copy: Stevenson.
Ref.: Kew 1: 355; NI 229.
745+ Iconographia mycologica auctor Ab. J. Bresadola (Tridenti) curantibus Dr J. B.
Traverso (Mediolani) Dr L. Fenaroli (Mediolani), Comm. G. Catoni (Tridenti) Dr
J. B. Trener (Tridenti) [headline:] Societa botanica italiana Museo civico di storia
naturale di Trento. Milano 1927-1960. 28 vols. Oct. (Icon. mycol.)
Publ.: The above-mentioned four mycologists edited and published volumes 1-26. Vol. 26
contains a biography and bibliography of Bresadola by Traverso and various infor-
mation on the work, including indexes. Vol. 27 is a supplement, in three fascicles,
published by E. J. Gilbert, editors Traverso, Fenaroli and Catoni. Vol. 28 is a second
supplement by A. Ceruti.
The plates are accompanied by letter press and mentioned in the following table.
Vol. 1 has a frontispiece portrait of Bresadola, vol. 27(1) idem of E. J. Gilbert.
vol. pages plates errata slips dates
I [i-ix] I-50 I Jan 1927
2 [i-v] 51-100 I Jun 1927
3 [i-v] IOI-150 I Dec 1927
4. [i-v] 151-200 I Dec 1927
5 [i-v] 201-250 I Mai 1928
6 [i-v] 251-300 2 Jul 1928
7 [i-v] 301-350 I Oct 1928
8 [i-v] 351-400 I Jan 1929
9 [i-v] 401-450 ~ Mai 1929
10 [i-v] 451-500 - Dec 1929
II [i-v] 501-546 - Dec 1929
12 [i-vii] 547-600 - Feb 1930
13 [1-ix] 601-650 - Jun 1930
14 [i-v] 651-700 - Jun 1930
15 [i-v] 7OI-750 - Dec 1930
16 fi-v] 751-800 - Dec 1930
17) [i-v] 801-850 - Mar 1931
18 [i-v | 851-900 — Mai 1931
19 {i-ix] 901-950 - Nov 1931
20 [i-v| 951-1000 - Nov 1931
QI [i-v] IOOI-I050 = Mai 1932
22 [i-v] IO51-I099 - Mai 1932
23 [i-v| II00-I 150 = Nov 1932
24 [i-ix] II5I-1200 - Nov 1932
25 [i-vii] I20I-1250 Jun 1933
26 [i-ix], [1]-156 ~ Sep 1933
27(1) — [i]-vii, [1]-198 1-59 = 1940
(2) — [i], 203-427 = = 1941
(3) cover I-73 — 1941
28 [i-xvi], [1] 1-48 — 1960
Ref.: Kew 1: 355; NI 231.
Bresler, Moritz (1802-c.1851), German physician. (Bresler).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 248; BM 1: 253; PR 1133.
746. Generis Asparagi historia naturalis atque medica. Dissertatio inauguralis botanico-
medica, quam consensu et auctoritate gratiosi medicorum ordinis in universitate littera-
319
BRESLER
ria berolinensi, ut summi in medica et cirurgia honores rite sibi concedantur die xx
februarii a: mdcccxxvi h.l.q.s. publice defendet auctor Mauritius Bresler silesius.
Opponentibus: I. Brandt ... H. Kalckstein ... H. Ernst ... Berlin (Ferdinand Nietack)
[1826] Oct. (Gen. Aspar.)
Publ.: 20 Feb 1826 (t.p.), p. [i]-x, [1]-46. Copy: BR.
Ref.: BM 1: 233; MW p. 53; PR 1133.
Anon., Linnaea 1: 264-265. Apr 1826.
Bretschneider, Emil (Vasilievic) (1833-1901), Esthonian botanist who worked in
St. Petersburg. (Bretschneider).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Mainly at LE.
Ref.: 1H 2: 95.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 248; BM 6: 126; Bretschneider p. 1048-
1061; CSP 13: 795; Kew 1: 356; Lipschitz 1: 272; MW p. 53; MW Suppl. p. 28;
Plesch p. 156.
Hemsley, Gard. Chron. ser. 2. 19. 687-688. 1883.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1901: 201-202.
Anon., Acta Horti Univ. Jur}. 2: 131-132. 1901.
Cordier, T’oung-Pao ser. 2. 2: 192-197. 1901 (portr., bibl.) (n.v., fide MW p. 84).
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 18. 1906.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 82. 1936.
EPONYMY: Bretschneidera W. B. Hemsley (1901).
747. Botanicon sinicum. Notes on Chinese botany from native and western sources. Shang-
hai 1884-1895, 3 vols. (Bot. sinic.)
Vol. 1: J. North China Branch Roy. Asiat. Soc. 1881, new series, vol. 16, part 1, Shanghai
(Noronha & Sons) 1882, p. 18-230; copy: HH; repr. (n.v.) 1-228. 1882. (Nat. Nov.
Jun 1882).
Vol. 2: Shanghai (Kelly & Walsh Ltd.) 1892, p. [i*-v*], [i]-ii, corr., [1]-468 (also in
Journal) 25: [i]-1i, [1]-468. Copy: HH.
Vol. 3: Shanghai (Kelly & Walsh Ltd.), Hong Kong, Yokohama and Singapore, 1895,
p- [i-v], [1]-623 (also in Journal) 29: [1]-623. 1896. Copy: HH.
Ref.: Kew 1: 356; MW p. 53; Plesch p. 156.
Britten, J. Bot. 20: 248-251. 1882 (critical review).
Hemsley, Gard. Chron. ser. 2. 19: 687-688. 1883 (rev.)
Faber, J. N. China Branch Roy. Asiat. Soc. 25: 402-410. 1893 (additions).
Bretschneider, J. Bot. 32: 292-299. 1894 (on some coll. of chinese plants, with notes by
Britten).
748. History of European botanical discoveries in China. London, St. Petersburg 1898, Oct.
(Hist. bot. disc. China).
Orig. ed.: 1898 (pref. Sep 1868, Nat. Nov. Jan 1899), vol. 2, p. [i]-xv, [1]-624, vol. 2, p.
[i], [625]-1167.
Facsimile eds.: Leipzig 1935 (n.v.), Leipzig (Zentral-Antiquariat) 1962, collation as above.
Copy: U.
Referred to as ‘‘Bretschneider’’ in the biographical and bibliographical paragraphs of
this work.
Ref.: Kew 1: 356; MW p. 53.
Bretschneider, Beih. bot. Centralbl. 9(1): 28-53. 1899.
Britten, J. Bot. 37: 86-88. 1899.
Kuznetsov, Otch. Russk. beogr. Obshch. 1899: 10-18. 1900 (with bibl. of Bretschnei-
der; n.v., fide MW).
Breutel, Johann Christian (1788-1875), German Moravian bishop (1853-1875),
botanist at Herrnhut, travelled in the West Indies and South Africa. (Breut.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Original herbarium GLM, important sets of duplicates LZ
320
BREYNE
(ferns), B (hepat.), BM (mosses). Breutel (directly or through Hohenacker) offered
many series of plants for sale (mostly unnumbered) which are in many herbaria. A series
of formal exsiccatae was Flora germanica exsiccata, ser. 11. Cryptogamia, centuries 1-5, nos. |
1-500, Leipzig 1832-1862 (see Sayre 1969, 1975 for extensive details) sets of which are
e.g. at BM, FH, HBG, L, LE, NY, PC, S$, S-PA. His plants from the West Indies 1840-
1841, and from South Africa (1853-1854) are in many herbaria. The first century of the
Flora germanica exsiccata is identical with the third century of Reichenbach’s series of that
same name. De Candolle mentions Filices capenses et antillanae at W, and Musci frondosi
exsiccati, the latter a name appearing on parts of a reissue (see Sayre). Breutel issued
several other named series of which it is not certain that they were regular exsiccatae, e.g.
Plantae africae australis.
Ref.: GR p. 66; IH 1 (ed. 6): 356, 2: 95-96; Laségue p. 492.
Candolle, Phytographie 400. 1880.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 8-9. 1969; 19(3): 298-299. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 249; Bossert p. 52; CSP 1: 612; GR p. 66;
LS 39043; MD p. 59.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 16. 1898, 3: 28. 1902.
Hamilton, Trans. Moravian hist. Soc. 6: 380, 476, 589. 1900.
EPONYMY: Breutelia W. P. Schimper (1856).
Brewer, James Alexander (1818-1886), British botanist who settled in Australia.
(Brewer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Australian plants at K; British herbarium RTE, some further
British material at OXF.
Ref.: BB p. 44; IH 2: 96.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 45. 1957.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 138. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 248; BB p. 44; BL 2: 268; BM 1: 233;
CSP 7: 255; Kew 1: 357; Jackson p. 258.
749. A new flora of the neighbourhood of Reigate, Surrey, containing the flowering plants and
ferns of the district, with their localities, times of flowering, &c. and a list of the mosses.
To which is added an appendix, containing lists of the fauna, in the following orders
— Mammalia or Quadrupeds, Birds, Reptiles, Fishes, Coleoptera, and Lepidoptera.
London (William Pamplin) 1856. Oct. (New fl. Reigate).
Publ.: 1856, p. [i]-viil, [1, err.], [1]-194, 1 map. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 233; BL 2: 268; Kew 1: 357; PR 1134.
750. Flora of Surrey; or, a catalogue of the flowering plants and ferns found in the county,
with the localities of the rarer species. From the manuscripts of the late J. D. Salmon,
F.L.S., and from other sources. Compiled for the Holmesdale Natural History Club,
Reigate by James Alexander Brewer. London (John van Voorst) 1863. Oct. (Fl. Surrey).
Publ.: 1863 (first rev.: Intellectual observer, Jan 1864), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-367, 2 maps.
Copy: HH. — Original author: John Drew Salmon (1802?-1839) of Thetford, after-
wards Godalming (herbarium and diaries NWH). Brewer edited the Salmon manu-
script.
Ref.: BB p. 267 (Salmon) ; BL 2: 268; BM 1: 233; Jackson p. 260; Kew 1: 357; PR 1135.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 76 (Salmon). 1957.
Anon., London quart. J. Sci. 1864: 200.
Anon., Flora 47 (Repert. 1): 11. 10 Jun 1864, 48 (Repert. 1): 50. 8 Mar 1865.
C
Breyne, Jacob (1637-1797), Danzig merchant and naturalist (also: Breyn, Breynius).
(Breyne).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: The only Breyne herbaria now known to exist are at L and
contain plants from the Danzig region (2 fasc., coll. ca 1659) and from Prussia and
321
BREYNE
Danzig (dated 1673). The first Danzig herbarium is remarkable because precise localities
are cited with, in some instances, even ecological data. A few Breyne plants are in the
Petiver collections at BM, in the Steward herbarium at OXF, and perhaps in Gotha.
Ref.: 1H 2: 96.
Ooststroom, Gedenkboek Valkenier Suringar 208-217. 1942.
Jansen en Wachter, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 53: 236. 1943.
Dandy, The Sloane herbarium 97. 1958.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxf. 138. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 3: 326; AG 1: 76; Barnhart 1: 249; BM 1: 234;
Bossert p. 52; Bretschneider 26-27; GR p. 159; Jackson p. 110, 439; JW 4: 379, 5: 236;
Kew 1: 357; Langman p. 159; Plesch p. 156; PR 1136-1139.
Seyler, zn Breyne J. P., Vita ... in J. Breyne, Prodr. 1739, p. 5-14.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 175 [index]. 1800.
Anon., Dict. Sci. méd. Biogr. méd. 2: 528-529. 1820.
MacOwan, Trans. S. Afr. Philos. Soc. 4: xxxiii-xxxiv. 1887.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 120. 1903 (ref. to portr.)
Hulth, Bref- och Skr. Linné ser. 2. 1: 322-339. 1916.
Carstenn, Schr. Naturf. Ges. Danzig ser. 2. 18(2): 19-20. 1927.
Lakowitz, Ber. Versamml. Westpreuss. bot. Zool. Ver. Danzig 1930: 4.
Breyne, Phil. ‘Trans. roy. Soc. 24: 2045-2055, 27: 447-459 (letters J. P. Breyne to Sloane).
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 83. 1936.
Carstenn, in Krollmann, Altpreuss. Biogr. 1: 83-84. 1941.
Raven, John Ray 488 [index]. 1950.
Nissen, Zool. Buckill. 64. 1966.
Herre, ‘he genera of Mesembryanthemaceae 39-40. 1971 (portr.)
GENERAL COMMENTARY: E. F. Klinsmann, Clavis breyniana, Danzig 1855 [Neueste Schr.
naturf. Ges. Danzig 5 (1855)].
EPONYMY: Breynia J. R. Forster & J. G. A. Forster (1776, nom. cons.; also dedicated to his
son Johann Philipp Breyne, 1680-1764); Breynia Linnaeus (1753, nom. rej.) ; Breyniopsis
Beille (1925).
751. Exoticarum aliarumque minus cognitarum plantarum centuria prima, cum figuris aeneis
summo studio elaboratis. Danzig [1674-]1678. Fol. (Exot. pl. cent.)
Publ.: 1674-1678, p. [i-xxxvi], 1-195, index [196-204], appendix [i*], [i]-xxv, [xxvi, err.],
engraved half title 1677 [Icones exoticarum aliarumque minus cognitarum], pl. 1-ror, 9 text
engravings, pl. 92 folding, p/. ror a cancel. Copies: G, HU, MO. All signed by author
on vignette t.p. — The appendix contains W. ten Rhyne’s De frutice thee.
Ref.: BM 1: 234; HU 532; Jackson p. 310; Kew 1: 357; Langman p. 159; MW p. 53;
NI 232; Plesch p. 156; PR 1136.
Makowski, Z. westpreuss. Gesch. Ver. 52: 139. 1910.
Ooststroom, Gedenkboek Valkenier Suringar 208-217. 1942.
Jansen en Wachter, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 53: 236. 1943.
Tyrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 11-12.1963.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 66-67. 1975 (sold at £ 600).
752 Prodromus fasciculi rariorum plantarum, anno m.dc.1xxix in hortis celeberrimis Hollan-
diae ... observatarum. Danzig (author) 1680. Qu.; Prodromus fasciculi rariorum plantarum
secundus, exhibens catalogum plantarum rariorum anno m.dc.1xxxiix in hortis celeberri-
mis Hollandiae observatarum ... Danzig (author) 1689. Qu. (Prodr. rar. pl. [sec.])
Prodromus: 1680, p. [i-vi], [1]-52, [1]-7, [8], pl. 2-4. Copy: G.
Prodromus ... secundus: 1689, p. [i], 1-108, r pl. Copies: G, MO.
Ref.: BM 1: 234; HE p. 15; Jackson p. 439; Kew 1: 357; MW p. 53; PR 1137, 1138;
SA 2: 545.
753- Jacobi Breynii, gedanensis, Prodromi fasciculi rariorum plantarum primus et secundus,
quondam separatim, nunc nova hac editione multum desiderata coniunctim editi,
notulisque illustrati. Accedunt icones rariorum et exoticarum plantarum aeri incisae,
322
BRICKELL
fasciculo olim promisso destinatae: adiectis nominibus et succinctis descriptionibus.
Quibus praemittemtuvita et effigies auctoris. Cura et studio Joannis Philippi Breynii,
Jac. fil. ... hujus ad calcem annectitur dissertatio botanico-medica, de radice Gin-Sen,
seu nisi et herba Acmella cum additamentis. Danzig (J. P. Breyne) 1739. Qu. (Prodr.
fasc. rar. pl.)
Publ.: 1739 (p. vi: 18 Feb 1739), p. [i-viii], [1]-32, (fasc. 2:), 33-108, (icones:) [1]-34,
pl. 1-30, portrait, plate A, Breynia, (J. P. Breyne’s Diss. de Radice Gin-Sen:) [35]-48,
1 pl., (additamenta:) 49-54, [1, dir. binder], 1 pl. Copies: G, M, NY, USDA. The
Stiftung for Botanik copy had two leaves of Corrigenda & emendanda (not in copies
seen).
Ref.: BM 1: 234; GF p. 52; HE p. 15; Kew 1: 357; NI 233; Plesch p. 156; PR 1139;
SA 2: 545.
Anon., GGA 1740(6): 46. 21 Jan 1740.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 68. 1975.
Briard, Pierre Alfred (1811-1896), French botanist and soldier. (Briard).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 249; BL 2: 122-123; BM 1: 234; Kew 1:
358.
Flicke, Emmanuel Briard botaniste 1845-1895. Nancy 1896, 15 p. (repr. from Mém.
Acad. Stanislas).
Cornu, Bull. Soc. bot. France 43: 433. 1896.
Anon., Bull. Soc. mycol. France 23. 1907 (portrait as frontispiece).
EPONYMY: Briardia P. A. Saccardo (1885).
754+ Catalogue raisonné des plantes observées jusqu’a ce jour qui croissent naturellement dans le
département de l Aube. Troyes (Dufour-Bouquot) 1881. Oct. (Cat. pl. Aube).
Publ.: Originally published in Mém. Soc. Acad. Agr., Sci., Aris et Belles-Letires Dép. Aube 44
[ser. 3. 17]: 155-320. 1880, 45 [ser. 3. 18]: 5-197. 1881, issued as an independent
reprint, Troyes (Dufour-Bouquot) 1881 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1881), p. [1]-360. Copies: G
(signed by author 23 Aug 1881), L, Mass. Hort. Soc.
Ref.: BL 2: 122-123; BM 1: 234; Kew 1: 358.
Le Grand, Bull. Soc. bot. France 28: 202-207. 1881 (add.)
755- Florule cryptogamique de l’ Aube et supplément au catalogue des plantes de ce départe-
ment. ‘Troyes (Dufour-Bouquot) [1887]. 1888. Oct. (Fl. crypt. Aube).
Orig.: in Mém. Soc. Acad. Agr., Sci., Arts, Belles-Lettres Dép. Aube 51 [ser. 3. 24]: 197-447.
1887, 52 [ser. 3. 25]: 5-254. 1888, supplément id. 55 [ser. 3. 28]: 5-148. 1891.
Repr.: 1888 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1889), p. [1]-502. Copy: MICH.
Ref.: BL 2: 123; BM 1: 234.
Brickell, John (1748-1809), Irish born botanist and physician who settled in Georgia
(1779). (Brickell).
HERBARIUM and Types: PH (in Muhlenberg herbarium).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BB p. 44; BM 1: 235; ME 3: 543 [index].
Robinson, Rhodora 18: 225-230. 1916.
Barnhart, in Kelly and Burrage, Amer. med. Biogr. 142. 1920.
Adams, North Carolina Hist. Rev. 34: 313-326. 1957.
Randall, Bull. Appalachian State Teacher’s College. Fac. Publ. 1963: 13-17.
NOTE: Brickell’s ‘“The natural history of North Carolina”’ (1737) is for the greater part a
plagiarism of Lawson’s ‘‘History of Carolina” (1714, 1728). See Adams (1957).
EPONYMY: Brickellia S. Elliott (1822, nom. cons.); Brickelliastrum R. M. King & H. E.
Robinson (1972).
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BRIDEL
Bridel (-Brideri), Samuel-Elisée de (1761-1828), Swiss bryologist who lived for the
greater part of his life in Gotha. (Brid.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B (musci). — The moss herbarium is in good order and kept
separately. It was acquired in 182g. Bridel’s other collections were dispersed; the
phanerogamic herbarium (7000 species) was acquired by H in 1829.
Ref.: 1H 2: 96.
Hornschuch, Flora 12: 559-560. 1829 (cf. also Beil. 1: 15-16).
Candolle, Phytographie 400. 1880.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 17-18. 1916.
Theriot, Rev. bryol. ser. 2. 3: 88. 1930.
Rothmaler, Mitt. thir. bot. Ver. ser. 2. 41: 46-47. 1933.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: ADB 3: 328; AG 12(2): 335; Barnhart 1: 250; BM 1:
2353; CSP 1: 624; DTS 1: 34-35; Jackson p. 153; Kew 1: 358; MD p. 60-67 (extensive
treatment!) ; Moebius p. 117, 121; PR 1143-1145.
Anon., Journal de Genéve 31 Jan 1828 (fide Briquet).
Anon., Flora 11(1): 335-336. 1828.
Bridel, Actes Soc. helv. Sci. nat. 1828 [14]: 75-81. 1829, see also the praeloquium to the
Bryologia universa.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 142, 411. 1862.
Roll, Mitt. thiir. bot. Ver. 32: 1-4. 1915.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 17-18. 1917.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey Bot. Club. 16: 290. 1921.
Rothmaler, Mitt. thiir. bot. Ver. ser. 2. 41: 46-47. 1933.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 69-71. 1940 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Bridelea K. P. J. Sprengel (1818, orth. var.) ; Bridelioxylon Ramanujam (1956) ;
Briedelia Willdenow (1806).
756. Muscologia recentiorum seu analysis, et descriptio methodica omnium muscorum
frondosc “um hucusque cognitorum ad normam Hedwigii. Gotha (C. G. Ettinger),
Paris (B. --ois Fils) 1797-1819, 2 vols., 4 supplements (Gotha, C. G. Ettinger). Qu.
(Muscol. recent.)
vol. pars pages plates dates
I - {i]-xxiv, [1]-179, [180, cont.], - Apr 1797
[2, add.]
2 I [i]-x, [1, add.], [1]-222, [2, add.] 7-6 Apr 1798
[i]-xui, [1]-190, [2, expl. pl.]
2 (“tome 3”) xiii, 192 1-6 —-g Mai 1801
3 [i]-vili, 9-178, [6, ind. ] 1-2 =. 25, Sep 1803
suppl. 1 [i]-viti, [1]-271 - <o Apr 1806
2 [i], [1]-257, [4, add.] - 27 Sep 1812
3 [i]-xxxil, [1]-115, [116, emend.] 28 Sep 1817
4. [iii ]-xviii, [1 ]-220, [1, err.] I-2 18 Dec 1818 (*‘:819”’)
Copy: U. — Supplement 4 was also published as Methodus nova muscorum ad naturae normam
melius instituta et muscologiae recentiorum accomodata. Gotha (A. Ukertum) 1819,
Qu. (PR 1144). Copy: U. According to the publisher the Methodus nova was published on
18 Dec 1818 (Intelligenz Bl. Jena. Allg. Lit: Zeit. 15(103): 815. Dec 1818). The
abbreviation Mant. musc. refers to the second title given in a reissue of 1822 (Leipzig,
J. A. Barth, copy: Steere), entitled: Muscologiae recentiorum supplementum pars IV seu Mantissa
generum specierumque muscorum frondosorum universa. — Reviews of supp.| 4: Beck’s Repeito-
rium. Feb 1819; Isis 1818(2): 1851-1856. Nov 1818 sic, with the date “1819.”
See Margadant (MD) for many further details. — Bridel later cited the first three supple-
ments as Species muscorum, a practice followed by the compilers of the Index muscorum. The
full title of supplements 1-3 is Muscologiae recentiorum supplementum seu species muscorum.
Ref.: BM 1: 235; Jackson p. 153; Kew 1: 358; MW p. 53-54; MD p. 60-65 (nos. 1-4);
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BRIGANTI
PR 1143, 1144; SY p. 8, 15, 27, 42, 53, 60; TL 145; IDC 5329, 5001 (Meth. Nov.)
Bridel, J. Bot. [Schrader] 1801(1): 168-169. 1801.
Candolle, Bull. Sci. philom. Paris 3(56): 63-64. Oct 1801.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. (Regensburg) 1: 197-206 [vol. 1], 208-218 [vol. 2(1)], 225-235
[vol. 2(2)] 1802.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 32. 1963.
757- Bryologia universa seu systematica ad novam methodum dispositio, historia et de-
scriptio omnium muscorum frondosorum hucusque cognitorum cum synonymia ex
auctoribus probatissimis. Accedunt tabulae aeneae tredecim. Leipzig (Joh. Ambros.
Barth) 1826-1827. 2 vols. Oct. (Bryol. univ.)
Vol. r(z): [1*-11*], [1]-746. 1826, possibly Jan-Mar (Linnaea Apr 1826),
(2): [i]-xlvi, 747-856. 1827, ante 21 Nov (Flora 21 Nov 1827, Linnaea Oct-Dec 1827).
Copy: U.
Vol. 2: 1827, ante 21 Nov, p. [i], [1]-848, [2 p. add. vol. 2], [2 p. add. vol. 1], pl. 1-70,
uncoloured, suppl. fl. 1-3, coloured engravings. Copy: U.
A publisher’s announcement of the two, complete, volumes in the Arch. Apotheker-
Vereins Noérdl. Deutschl. 22(2): 227. 1827 mentions issues on Druckpapier, Velindruckpapier,
Schreibpapier and Schweizer Velinpapier. Although several questions remain unsolved, it
now seems certain that the main part of volume 1 (not the preface, nor the supplement)
was indeed published in the year stated on the title-page: 1826. (see also Flora 8: 288,
352. 1825).
Proofs for this are the reviews in Linnaea 1: 262-263. Apr 1826 (but see also MD p. 239)
and in Bijdr. Natuurk. Wetensch. 1(11)1: 61. 1826; the counter-indications mentioned
under TL (ed. 1) 146, also discussed by MD (p. 67), are perhaps to be explained by the
fact that the preface and the supplement came out only in 1827. It is still unknown to
what extent the main part of vol. 1 (pp. 1-746) was distributed in 1826 but both reviews
of 1826 mention the 746 pp. (Bidr.: “Lipsiae, 1826, 840, 746 p.”’) ; Schlechtendal’s copy
used for the review in Linnaea and the one for the 1826 Bijdragen are at the moment the
only ones known to have been sent out that early.
In the absence of further definite proof to the contrary, however, the date 1826 should be
accepted as that of effective publication.
For a complete collation see MD p. 65-67. This author did not encounter different paper
qualitities (neither did we). He also points at the existence of various cancels and addi-
tions and emendations which apparently occur in different places in different volumes.
Facsimile edition, announced but not yet published, by Asher 1974.
Ref.: BM 1: 235; DTS 1: 35; Kew 1: 358; MD p. 65-67, 239; MW 54; PR 1145; TL
146; IDC 5101.
[Schlechtendal, D. F. L. von], Linnaea 1: 262-263. Apr 1826, 2: 682. Oct-Dec 1827.
Hornschuch, Jahrb. Wiss. Kritik 1828: 442-448, 449-464, 465-472. 1828.
Fiirnrohr, Flora 12(2) Erg. Bl. 1-60. Jul-Oct 18209.
P. L. Bridel, Act. Soc. helv. Sci. nat. 14: 75. 1829.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 32. 1963.
Briganti, Vincenzo (1766-1836), Italian botanist at Napoli. (V. Briganti).
HERBARIUM and types: NAP (with the plants of Francesco Briganti) (1802-1865).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 250; BM 1: 235; CSP 1: 625; Jackson p.
319; LS 3944-3947; NI 234; PR 1147-1149; Saccardo 1: 38, 2: 24; SO 784, 2201, 2639.
Stellati, Atti Ist. incoragg. 4. 1839-40.
Costa, Trans. Entom. Soc. London 4 (app.): xviii. 1845/7.
EPONYMY: Brigantiella (P. A. Saccardo) P. A. Saccardo (1905).
758. Historia fungorum regni Neapolitani picturis ad naturam ductis illustrata, opus inchoa-
tum a Vincentio Briganti ... atque a Francesco ejus filio, additis observationibus pluri-
bus ac figuris, continuatum et in lucem editum. [Napoli 1837-1848]. Qu. (Hist. fung.
Neapol.)
Co-author: Francisco Briganti (1802-1865) (F. Briganti).
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specimen pages dates specimen pages dates
= [i]-xvi, [1]-3 Aug 1837 (p.v.) tertium [45]-[75] Aug 1837
primum [5]-[26] Aug 1837 quartum [77]-[103]
secundum [27]-[44] Aug 1837 quintum [105]-[140] 1844
Plates 1-46, engraved in part “R. Sc. Acad. Tom vi,” see Atti r. Accad. Sci. Napoli,
Mem. Cl. Sci. nat. 6, 1852. Copy: BR.
Ref.: BM 1: 235; Jackson p. 319; Kew 1: 360; LS 3947; NI 234.
759. Stirpes rariores sive novae aut minus cognitae species quae in regno Neapolitano aut
sponte veniunt aut hospitantur descriptionibus et iconibus illustratae ... Pemptas
prima. Napoli (Angeli Coda) 1816. Fol. t. (Strp. rar.)
Publ.: 1816, p. [i-1x], [1]-14, pl. 1-5 (uncol. copper engr.) Copy: HU.
Ref.: Jackson p. 319; PR 1149.
Briggs, Thomas Richard Archer (1836-1891), British botanist at Plymouth. (Briggs).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K (incl. Rubus), duplicates at BM, MANCH, NOT, OXF.
Ref.: BB p. 45; TH 2: 96.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 45. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(4): 33; Barnhart 1: 251; BB p. 45; Bossert p. 53;
BM 1: 235; CSP 1: 626, 7: 259-260, 9: 349; Jackson p. 258; Kew 1: 360.
Watson, Topographical botany ed. 2. 539. 1883.
Moyle Rogers, J. Bot. 29: 97-106. 1891 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 76. 1905.
Davey, Fl. Cornwall li. 1909 (portr.)
760. Flora of Plymouth: an account of the flowering plants and ferns found within twelve
miles of the town; with brief sketches of the topography, geology, and climate of the area,
and history of local botanical investigation ... with map. London (John van Voorst)
1880. Oct. (Fl. Plymouth).
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1880 (p. iii: 26 Jun 1880; Nat. Nov. Sep 1880), p. [i]-xxxv, [1]-432, map.
Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 235; Kew 1: 360.
Britten, J. Bot. 18: 281-285. Sep 1880.
Brignoli di Brunnhoff, Giovanni de (1774-1857), Italian botanist at Modena.
(Brign.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BASSA.
Ref.: TH 2: 97; Saccardo 2: 24.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 432 (alphabetically under De); BM 1: 236;
Bossert p. 97; CSP 1: 627, 6: 606, 7: 260; Jackson p. 434; Kew 2: 39; Langman p. 159;
LS 3948; PR 1150-1153; Saccardo 1: 38, 2: 24; Saccardo, Cronologia p. xvii.
Anon., Flora 40: 366. 21 Jun 1857; Bot. Zeit. 15: 374-376. 1857.
Celi, Bonplandia 5: 206-208. 1857 (translated from Messagere di Modena no. 1538,
1 Mai 1857).
Anon., Bonplandia 6: 334. 1858.
Marchesetti, Fl. Trieste Ixiii: 1896.
Marchesetti, Atti Museo civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 141. 1895.
EPONYMY: Brignolia A. P. de Candolle (1830).
761. Fasciculus rariorum plantarum in horto botanico forojuliensium. Urbino (Vinc.
Guerrini) 1810. Qu. (Fasc. rar. pl.)
Publ.: Apr 1810 (rd. by Acad. Sci., Paris 21 Mai 1810), p. [1]-32. Copies: G(2), HU.
Ref.: Kew 2: 39; PR 1151.
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BRIQUET
Briosi, Giovanni (1846-1921 [1919?]), Italian cryptogamic botanist, professor of
botany and director of the botanic garden of Paris. (Briosz).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown (PAV?). Briosi published a series of exsiccatae with
Fridiano Cavara (1857-1929), entitled J funghi parassiti delle plante coltivate et utili essiccatt,
delineati e descriti (fasc. i-xix, nos. 1-475, 1888-1926) sets at BPI, FH, ISC, K, MICH,
MSC, NHES, NY, OSC, PAD, PC, PRE, TLA, UC.
Rec lil 2kO 7.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 61-66. 1971.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 430. 1916, 7(15): 1053. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 252; BL 2: 375; BM 1: 236; Bossert p. 53;
CSP 7: 262, 12: 122, 13: 808; DTS 1: 35; GR p. 515; Jackson p. 75, 129; Kew 1: 362;
LS 3954-4014, Suppl. 3721-3751; Saccardo 1: 38.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 176. 1905 (portr.)
De Toni, Bull. Soc. bot. Ital. 1919: 59-60.
Pollaci, Atti Ist. bot. Pavia ser. 2. 17: li-xvil. 1920 (portr., bibl.)
Monte Martini, Bull. Soc. Bot. ital. 1925: 114-125.
Cavara, Bull. Orto. bot. r. Univ. Napoli 8: i-iii. 1926 (portr.)
EPONYMyY: Briosia Cavara (1888).
Briquet, John Isaac (1870-1931), Swiss botanist at Genéve, rapporteur-général for
botanical nomenclature 1900-1931. (Briq.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: G.
Ref.: TH 2: 97.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(2): 171; Barnhart 1: 252; BL 2: 634 [index];
BM 1: 236, 6: 127; Bossert p. 53; DTS 1: 35, 6(4): 72, 126; Kew 1: 362-364; KR p. 102;
Langman p. 160; LS Suppl. 3752; MW p. 54; PFC 1: xxxvii, 2(2): xx.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 160, 205. 1905 (portr.)
Julliard, Cat. Ouvr. Univ. Genéve 260-271, 400. 1909 (bibl.)
Bret, Allocutions prononcées ... a l’occasion des obséques de M. John Briquet le 28
octobre 1931, s.l., 23 p. (copy: NY)
Grintzesco, Bull. Jard. Mus. bot. Univ. Cluj 11: 93-96. 1931.
Cavillier, Bull. Soc. Murith. Soc. Valais 49: 117-125. 1932 (portr.)
Fiori, Nuovo Giorn. bot. ital. 39: 153-154. 1932.
Gleason, Science ser. 2. 76: 24.7. 1932.
Hochreutiner, C. R. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 49(1): 19-25. 1932.
Hochreutiner, Actes Soc. helv. Sci. nat. 1932: 476-493 (portr., bibl. p. 482-493 by
Cavillier).
Grintzesco, Contr. bot. Cluj, Roumania 2(5): 1-5. 1932, ex Bull. Soc. Sci. Cluj 6: 396-
400. 1932.
Jaquet, Bull. Soc. frib. Sci. nat. 31: 84-95. 1932.
Rendle, Proc. Linnean Soc. 144: 167-169. 1932.
Rendle, J. Bot. 70: 16-18. 1932.
Roussy et al., Bull. Inst. nat. Genevois 49: ix-xlvi. 1932 (portr., also repr. xlvi p.)
Maire, Bull. Soc. bot. France 80: 442-463. 1933 (portr., bibl.)
Wilczek, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 50(2): 107-130. 1933 (portr., bibl.)
Chevalier, Rev. Bot. appl. 14: 85-86. 1934.
Crumiére-Briquet, John Briquet (1870-1931). Paris, Genéve 1935, 116 p. (5 portr.)
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 1: 260-261. 1935 (portr.)
Cavillier et Hochreutiner, Candollea 6: i-lxxxvi 1936 (portr., add. bibl., names and
comb. made by Briquet).
Crumieére-Briquet et Cavillier, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 71-93. 1940 (bibl.) (includes a
full list of all biographies and obituary notices).
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 25-27. 1941. (bibl.)
Stafleu, Boissiera 11: xxi-xxili. 1965.
Becherer, Musées de Genéve 105: 5-7. 1970.
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BRIQUET
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Bulletin du Laboratoire de botanique générale de [ Université de Genéve,
vols. 1-3, Genéve 1896-1899.
(2) Annuaire du Conservatoire et du Fardin botaniques de Genéve, vols. 1-21, Genéve 1897-1922.
(3) Candollea, Organe du Conservatoire et du Jardin botaniques de la Ville de Genéve,
vols. 1-4, Genéve 1922-1931.
(4) Burnat, Flora des alpes maritimes, vol. 3(1)a, p. I-xxxvi, 1849, vols. 5(2)-7, 1913-1931.
(5) EP ed. r:
(a) Verbenaceae, in IV. 3A: 132-182. 1895; Nachtrage und Verbesserungen; p. 377-
379; Suppl., Nachtr. II-IV: 290. 1897; Suppl. Erganzungsheft 1: 64-67. 1900.
(b) Phrymaceae, in T1V-3B: 361-362. 1895; Suppl. Nachtr. II-IV: 309. 1897.
(c) Labiatae, in 1V-3A: 183-375. 1895; Suppl. by J. Briquet and H. Harms, Nachtr.
II-IV: 290-292. 1897 and Erganzungsheft 1: 67-69. 1900.
(6) Durand et Pitter, Primitiae florae costaricensis fasc. 1, 1891, Labiatae.
EPONYMY: Briquetastrum E. Robyns & Lebrun (1929); Briquetia Hochreutiner (1902) ;
Briquetina Macbride (1931).
462. Les Labiées des Alpes maritimes études monographiques sur les Labiées qui croissent
spontanément dans la chaine des Alpes maritimes et dans le département frangais de ce
nom. Genéve (H. Georg), Basel (id.) 1891-1895, 3 parts. Oct. (Lab. Alp. mar.)
Partie r: Comprenant les genres Mentha, Ajuga, Lycopus, Teucrium, Scutellaria,
Galeopsis et Rosmarinus avec de nombreuses illustrations, publ. Feb 1891 (see p. xviii),
p. [i]-xviii, [1]-184.
Partie 2: Comprenant les genres Brunella, Stachys, Ballota, Dracocephalum, Lamium,
Leonurus, Sideritis, Marrubium, Nepeta, Melissa, Hyssopus, Melittis, Satureia et
Glechoma, publ. Jul 1893 (t.p. Mai 1893 but see p. 408), p. [185]-408.
Partie 3: Comprenant les genres Satureia (suite), Lavandula, Horminum, Origanum,
Salvia, Thymus, ainsi qu’un Conspectus analytique des subdivisions de la famille et
des genres, publ. Sep 1895 (t.p.), p- [i], [409]-587.
Copy: U.— Published in the series Matériaux pour servir aU histoire de la flore des Alpes maritimes
by Emile Burnat (headline on t.p.).
Ref.: BM 1: 236; Kew 1: 362.
763. Etudes sur les Cytises des Alpes maritimes comprenant un examen des affinités et une
revision générale du genre Cytisus ... Avec trois planches. Genéve (Georg & Co.),
Basel (id.) 1894. Oct. (Etud. Cytises Alpes mar.)
Publ.: Jun 1894 (t.p. Jun 1894, Nat. Nov. Jul 1894), p. [i]-xi, [1]-202, [2], pl. 1-9. Copy:
L. — In the series Matériaux pour servir & histoire de la flore des Alpes maritimes, by E:mile
Burnat.
Ref.: BM 1: 236; CSP 13: 809; DTS 1: 35; Kew 1: 362.
764. Spicilegium corsicum, ou catalogue critique des plantes récoltées en Corse du 19 mai
au 16 juin 1904, par M. Emile Burnat, accompagné de MM. Jean Burnat, Francois
Cavillier et Emile Abrezol. [Genéve 1905]. Oct. (Spic. corsic.)
Publ.: 31 Dec 1905, p. [1]-78. Copy: B. — Reprinted from Annu. Jard. bot. Genéve 9:
106-183. 1905.
Ref.: Briquet, Prodr. fl. corse 1: xxxvil. 1910.
765. Texte synoptique des documents destinés a servir de base aux debats du Congreés international de
nomenclature botanique de Vienne 1905 presenté au nom de la commission internationale de
nomenclature botanique par John Briquet rapporteur général. Edité par le Bureau
permanent du Congrés international de botanique de Paris 1900 et par la Commission
d’Organisation du Congrés international de Botanique 4 Vienne 1905 en dépét chez
R. Friedlander & Sohn, Berlin 1905. Qu. (Texte syn. docum. nomencl. Vienne).
Publ.: 15-30 Mar 1905 (pref. Feb 1905, p. 160; Nat. Nov. Apr 1905), p. 111-160, [1,
cont.] Copy: U.
766. Reégles internationales de la nomenclature botanique adoptées par le Congrés international
de botanique de Vienne 1905 et publiées au nom de la Commission de rédaction du
Congrés par John Briquet, rapporteur général.
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BRIQUET
International rules of botanical nomenclature adopted by the International botanical
Congress of Vienna 1905.
Internationale Regeln der botanischen Nomenclatur angenommen vom Internationalen
Botanischen Kongress zu Wien 1905. Jena (Gustav Fischer) 1906. Oct. (Régles int. nomencl.
bot.)
Ed. 1: Aug-Sep 1906 (p. 7: 15 Feb 1906; Nat. Nov. Sep 1906), p. 1-99. Copy: FAS.
Reprinted from Actes du Congrés international de Botanique tenu a Vienne (Autriche)
1905, Jena (Gustav Fischer) 1906, p. 165-261; see p. 81-164 for the report on the
discussions at that Congress which constitute the basis for this first edition of the
Régles (the ““Vienna Code’’).
The title of part 2, the régles themselves, is (p. 17): ‘‘Régles internationales pour la
nomenclature botanique principalement des plantes vasculaires.’’ The Vienna code
replaced the Lois de la nomenclature botanique Paris 1867, by Alph. de Candolle, q.v.
Ed. 2: Jul-Aug 1912 (p. viii: 1 Mai 1911; Nat. Nov. Aug 1912), p. [iJ-viii, [1]-110, Jena
(Gustav Fischer). Qu. Copy: FAS.
Title: ““Régles ... de Vienne 1905 deuxiéme édition mise au point d’aprés les décisions du
Congrés international de Botanique de Bruxelles 1910 publiée au nom de la
Commission de Rédaction du Congrés par John Briquet, rapporteur-général.
International rules ... Vienna 1905 and Brussels 1910. Internationale Regeln ... zu
Wien 1905 und Brissel 1905.” For a report of the discussions at Brussels see Actes du
Congrés international de Botanique, Bruxelles 1g10, vol. 1, p. 43-87. Bruxelles (A.
Delveck) 1912.
The title on p. 12, preceding the rules themselves, is now simply: ‘‘Régles internatio-
nales de la Nomenclature botanique”’ reflecting the decisions taken at Brussels with
respect to the nomenclature of the cryptogams.
Ed. 3: Feb-Mar 1935 (Nat. Nov. Mar 1935), p. [iJ-xi, [1]-151, [152], Jena (Gustav
Fischer). Oct. Copies: FAS, U.
Title: ‘International rules of botanical nomenclature adopted by the International
Botanical Congress of Vienna, 1905, and Brussels 1910 revised by the International
Botanical Congress of Cambridge 1930 compiled by the Editorial Committee for
Nomenclature from the report of the subsection of nomenclature prepared by John
Briquet (+). Régles internationales de la nomenclature botanique adoptées par les
Congrés internationaux de botanique de Vienne, 1905, Bruxelles, 1910, et Cambridge
1930. Internationale Regeln der botanischen Nomenclatur angenommen von den
Internationalen botanischen Kongressen zu Wien 1905, Briissel 1910 und Cambridge
1930. Dritte Ausgabe.”
General editor: H. Harms; English text by A. B. Rendle, assisted by J. Ramsbottom,
T. A. Sprague and A. J. Wilmott; French text by B. P. G. Hochreutiner; German
text by H. Harms. An unofficial abbreviated version, in English, was published by
Rendle, J. Bot. 72 (Jun 1934, no. 858), supplement, 29 p.
767. Prodrome de la flore corse comprenant les résultats botaniques de six voyages exécutés
en Corse sous les auspices de M. Emile Burnat. Genéve, Basel, Lyon (Georg & Cie.)
[1, 2(1)], Paris (Paul Lechevalier) [2(2), 3], 1910-1955, 3 vols. Oct. (Prodr. fl. Corse).
vol. part pages dates
I [iJ-lvi, [1, half t.], [1]-656 Oct 1910
2 I [i*-iii*], [i]-iv, [1]-409, [2, cont.] Jun 1913
2 [i]-xxviui, [1, half t.], [1]-215, [216, cont.], [1, err.] Mar 1936 (‘'1935’’)
3 I [i]-xii, [1, half t.], [1]-205 Mai 1938
2 [i]-xvu, [1, half t.], [1]-264 Oct-Dec 1955
Copy: U. — Title 2(2) and 3: “‘Prodrome ... corse par John Briquet, continué par René
de Litardiére.”’ — Contains a very detailed bibliography, referred to as PFC in this book.
Ref.: BL 2: 139; BM 6: 127; Kew 1: 362.
768. Recueil synoptique des documents destinées a servir de base aux débats de la sous-
section de nomenclature du Vme Congrés international de Botanique Cambridge (Angle-
terre) 1930 présenté au nom du Bureau permanent et des Commissions de nomenclature
329
BRIQUET
par John Briquet, rapporteur-général. Edité par le Comité d’Organisation du Congres
international de Bruxelles 1910 et par le Comité exécutif du Congrés de Cambridge 1930
en dépot chez R. Friedlander & Sohn, Berlin 1930. Qu. (Rec. syn. Cambridge).
Publ.: 1930, p. [i]-[ix], [1]-142. Copies: FAS, U.
9769. Avis préalable du Bureau permanent et des Commissions de nomenclature sur les
motions soumises aux débats de la sous-section de nomenclature du Vme Congrés
international de Botanique Cambridge (Angleterre) 1930 présentée par John Briquet,
rapporteur-général. Edité par le Comité d’Organisation du Congrés international de
Bruxelles 1910 et par le Comité exécutif du Congrés de Cambridge 1930. En dépot chez
R. Friedlander & Sohn Berlin 1930. Qu. (Avis préal. Cambridge).
Publ.: Aug 1930, p. [1]-[27]. Copies: FAS, U.
Bristow, Henry William (1817-1889), British geologist and palaeobiologist. (Bristow).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 242; BM 6: 128; CSP 1: 634, 7: 264,
13: 811; Quenstedt p. 58.
Anon., Nature 40: 178, 206-207. 1889.
Woodward, Geol. Mag. ser. 2. dec 3. 6: 381-384. 1889 (bibl.)
Blanford, Quart. J. Geol. Soc. 46: 44-45. 1890.
Britten, James (1846-1924), British botanist and bibliographer, long-time editor of
the Journal of Botany. (Britten).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM, earlier material at K.
Ref.: BB p. 45-46; TH 2: 97.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 45. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 253; BB p. 45-46; BFM 2317, 2348; BL 1:
40, 50, 106, 2: 215, 216, 229, 239, 243, 245, 313; BM 1: 250-251, 6: 140; CSP 7: 267,
9: 356, 12: 122, 13: 816; GR p. 391; Jackson p. 527 [index]; Kew 1: 376-377; Langman
p. 166; LS 4027; LS suppl. 3769; MW p. 54; NI 235; SO 575a, 1809-1812, 2847.
Babington, Memorials 471. 1897.
Britten, J. Bot. 50. 1912 (frontispiece portrait).
Jackson, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1924: 392-393.
Rendle, J. Bot. 62: 337-343. 1924 (portr., bibl. by Ardagh).
Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. 137: 50, 64-66. 1925.
Druce, Fl. Buckinghamshire cii-ciii.
Taylor, DSB 2: 475-476. 1970.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Journal of Botany, editor 1880-1924, vols. 18-62.
(2) With G. S. Boulger, A biographical index of deceased British and Irish botanists,
J. Bot. 26-29. 1888-1891, consolidated, revised ed. 1893, second edition by H. D. Rendle
1931; see no. 772).
(3) Oliver, Flora of tropical Africa, Crassulaceae 2: 385-401. 1871.
(4) Coleman, A sketch of the botany of Leicestershire and Rutlandshire, revised edition (by
J. Britten) 1876.
(5) Turner, The names of Herbes, edited ... by J. Britten. 1881.
(6) Forbes, A naturalist’s wanderings in the Eastern Archipelago, London 1885, Appendix vi.
Prodromus florae timorensis Polypetalae by J. Britten.
(7) Gregory, The great Rift valley, Appendix B, catalogue of plants collected, monopetalae et
apetalae by J. Britten [and A. B. Rendle].
(8) Prichard, Through the heart of Patagonia, London 1902, Appendix C [lists of plants].
EPONYMY: Brittenia Cogniaux (1890); Jamesbrittenia O. Kuntze (1891).
770. A dictionary of English plant names. London (Triibner & Co.) 1878-1886. Oct., 3 parts.
(Dict. Engl. pl. names).
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Co-author: Robert Holland (1829-1893).
Part 1 (A-F): late 1878 (J. Bot. 1879, Jan), p. [i]-x, [1, err.], index (1)-28, [1]-197.
Copies: MO, U.
Part 2 (G-O): 1879 (t.p. cover, Nat. Nov. Jul 1880), p. [i-ili], 197-364, index [1]-23.
Copies: MO, U.
Part 3 (P-Z): Nov 1886 (J. Bot. Nov 1886; Nat. Nov. Dec 1886), p. 365-618. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 251; Kew 1: 377.
771. European ferns by James Britten ... with coloured illustrations from nature by
D. Blair. London, Paris, New York (Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co.) s.d. [1879-1881]. Qu.
(Europ. ferns).
Artist: David Blair.
Publ.: in parts Jul 1879-Dec 1881 (see J. Bot. 20: 94. 1882), frontisp., [i*]-[viii*], [i]-
xliv, [1]-196, 30 unnumbered chromoliths. by D. Blair. Copies: HU, L, NY, US.
Reissued: 1883 (fide J. Bot. Oct 1883; Nat. Nov. Aug 1883), London, Paris, New York &
Melbourne (Cassell & Company), s.d. Copy: MICH.
Ref.: Kew 1: 376; NI 235.
Moore, J. Bot. 18: 152-153. 1880.
472. A biographical index of British and Irish botanists. London 1893. Oct. (Biogr. ind. Brit.
Trish bot.)
Co-author: George Edward Simonds Boulger (1853-1922).
First edition: London 1893 (pref. 1 Jun 1893; J. Bot. Sep 1893), p. [i]-xv, [1]-188.
A re-edited and supplemented version of a series of articles in the Journal of Botany
26-29. 1888-1891. Copy: FAS. — 500 copies printed.
Original publication in J. Bot. as follows:
26, 1888, p. 50, 85, 111, 145, 180, 213, 244, 273, 307, 345, 372.
27, 1889, p. 16, 45, 79, 113, 148, 179, 213, 245, 273, 308, 340, 370.
28, 1890, p. 19, 52, 89, 116, 151, 184, 243, 279, 306, 345, 373.
29, 1891, p. 18, 82, 244, 341, 373.
First Supplement (1893-1897), London 1899 (J. Bot. Mai 1899), p. iv, 193-222, a re-edited
and revised version of texts which appeared first in the Journal of Botany for 1898 and
1899. Copy: FAS.
Second Supplement (1898-1902), London 1905, p. [1]-19, title only on cover. Copy: FAS.
Second edition: revised and completed by A. B. Rendle, London 1931, p. [i]-xxii, [1]-342.
Oct., referred to in this work as “BB”’-title: A biographical index of deceased British and
Trish botanists. Copies: FAS, U.
Britton, Elizabeth Gertrude (née Knight) (1858-1934), American botanist, married
Nathaniel Lord Britton, 27 Aug 1885. (£. Britton).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: NY.
Ref: WE 32 97.
Merrill, J. New York Bot. Gard. 35: 210-211. 1934 (Elizabeth Gertrude Britton Moss
herbarium established).
Sayre, Mem. Torrey Bot. Cl. 19(3): 300. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 242; Barnhart 1: 253; BL 1: 203;
Bossert p. 53; CSP 12: 391 (Knight), 13: 818; IF 681; Kew 1: 377; Langman p. 161,
653.
Millspaugh, Field Mus. Publ. Bot. 2: 138-141, 290. 1900 (itin.)
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 121. 1911.
Howe, J. New York Bot. Gard. 35: 97-103. 1934. (portr.)
Léon, Mem. Soc. Club. Hist. nat. Felipe Poey 8: 61-62. 1934.
Barnhart, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 62: 1-17. 3 Jan 1935 (bibl.)
Grout, The Bryologist 38: 1-3. 1935.
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 1: 309. 1935 (portr.)
Barnhart et al., J. New York Bot. Gard. 41: 129-144. 1940.
Humphrey, Makers North Amer. bot. 38-39. 1961.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 93-94, 99. 1969.
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Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 49-77. 1973 (correspondence,
mss., archival mat.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Mosses, in N. L. Britton, Flora of Bermuda 430-448, fig. 470-494.
28 Feb 1918.
(2) Andreales (p. 33), Archidiaceae (p. 45-46), Bruchiaceae (p. 47-54), Bryoxiphiaceae (p. 69-
70), Seligeriaceae (p. 71-75), Andreaceae (p. 35-39), Bryales (general, with R. S. Williams,
p- 41-43) in NAF 15(1): 41-43. 14 Jun 1913.
EPONYMY: Bryobrittonia R. S. Williams (1901). — Note: For other eponyms based on the
name Britton, cf. infra, sub N. L. Britton.
773 An enumeration of the plants collected by H. H. Rusby, in Bolivia, 1885-1886. II. Musci.
New York 1896. Oct. (Enum. pl. Rusby).
Publ.: 28 Dec 1896 in Bull. Torrey bot. Club 23: 471-499. 28 Dec 1896 and as a separate
with double pagination, 471-499 and 9-28, 28a-28i, in Contr. Herb. Columbia College
no. 6. Copy: NY.
774 Polytrichaceae [not published, circa 1900]. Qu. (Polytrichaceae).
Publ.: The first fascicle (p. 1-5, z plate) of an unpublished book on mosses. Elizabeth
Gertrude Britton never went on with this work, irritated as she was by A. J. Grout
and his Mosses with a hand-lens (1900). Copies may have been distributed accidentally
after Mrs Britton’s death, but have no standing in nomenclature.
Ref.: W. C. Steere, personal communication.
Britton, E. G., Bull. Torrey bot. Club 17: 260. 1890.
Britton, Nathaniel Lord (1859-1934), American botanist, founder and first director
of The New York Botanical Garden, husband of Elizabeth Gertrude Britton. (Britton).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: NY, for details see IH.
Ref.: TH 2: 98.
Britton, J. New York Bot. Gard. 36: 25. 1935.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 242; Barnhart 1: 253; BFM 1586;
BL 1: 288 [index], 2: 1586; BM 1: 251, 6: 140; 9: 356; CSP 12: 122-123, 13: 818-819;
GR p. 206; Kew 1: 378-379; Langman p. 161; LS 4029-4033; NI 236; Zander ed. 10,
P- 595-
Millspaugh, Field Mus. Bot. Publ. 2: 141. 1goo (itin.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 205. 1905 (ref. to portr.)
Cordova, Rev. Obras publ. Puerto Rico 6(69): [1-3]. 1929.
Anon., J. New York Bot. Gard. 31: 1-6. 1930 (resignation).
Johansen, Desert July 1930: 31-32 (portr.)
Léon, Revista Soc. geogr. Cuba 3(1): 22-24. 1930.
Davis, Proc. Staten Island Inst. Arts Sci. 7: ro1-108. 1934.
Howe, J. New York Bot. Gard. 35: 169-180. 1934 (portr.)
Noble, Rev. Obras Publ. Puerto Rico 11: 669-670. 1934.
Nolla, Puerto Rico Illustr. 25: 14-15, 57-58. 1934 (portr.)
Rost, Desert Plant Life 6: 35. 1934.
Rusby, Science, ser. 2. 80: 108-111. 1934.
Sprague, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1934: 275-279.
Hochreutiner, Rev. gén. Sci. 46: 1-2. 1935.
Howe, Science ser. 2. 81: 87-88. 1935.
Léon, Mem. Soc. Club Hist. nat. Felipe Poey 8: 345-349. 1915 (portr.)
Merrill, Proc. Linnean Soc. 14.7: 161-165. 1935.
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 1: 308-309. 1935 (portr.)
Fernald, Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts Sci. 70: 505-506. 1936.
Merrill, Year Book Amer. philos. Soc. 1937: 341-347.
Merrill and Barnhart, Nat. Acad. Sci. Biogr. Mem. 19(5): 145-202. 1938 (portr., bibl.
by Barnhart with many details).
Rodgers, Amer. bot. 1873-1892, p. 325 [index]. 1944.
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BRITTON, N.L.
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter p. 34 [index]. 1944.
McVaugh, Edward Palmer gg. 1959.
Gleason, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 104: 205-226. 1960.
Jones, ‘Taxon g: 175-189. 1960 (on Britton’s lectotypifications).
Humphrey, Makers North Amer. bot. 40-41. 1961.
Boone, Hist. bot. W. Virginia 190. 1965.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 17, 99-101, 110, 113. 1969.
Stearn, DSB 2: 476-477. 1970.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 77-102. 1973 (corr., mss.,
archival material).
Hunt, J. Mammillaria Soc. 15(5): 61-62. 1975.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Le Roy Abrams, An illustrated flora of the Pacific States, Cyperaceae
(text; except Carex), 1: 255-281. 1923.
(2) North American Flora, 1905-1934, for Britton’s own contributions see below under
Caesalpiniaceae, Clethraceae, Connaraceae, Crassulaceae, Cunoniaceae, Erythroxyla-
ceae, Hamamelidaceae, Iteaceae, Krameriaceae, Mimosaceae, Scheuchzeriaceae. (see
no. 781).
EPONYMy (genera) : Brittonamra O. Kuntze (1891) ; Brittonastrum Briquet (1896) ; Brittonel-
la H. H. Rusby (1893); Brittonrosea Spegazzini (1923, also dedicated to Joseph Nelson
Rose (1862-1928), q.v.); Neobrittonia Hochreutiner (1905); (journal): Brittonia a series
of botanical papers published by the New York Botanical Garden. New York, N.Y. Vol.
I-x, 1931-x. Note: Bryobritionia R. S. Williams (1901) is dedicated to N. L. Britton’s wife
Elizabeth Gertrude Britton, née Knight (1858-1934), q.v.
775- Preliminary catalogue of Anthophyta and Pteridophyta reported as growing spontaneously
within one hundred miles of New York City. Compiled by the following committee of the
Torrey Botanical Club: Justus F. Poggenburg, N. L. Britton, E. E. Sterns, Addison
Brown, Thos. C. Porter, Arthur Hollick. The nomenclature revised and corrected by
N. L. Britton, E. E. Sterns and Justus F. Poggenburg. New York (Torrey Bot. Club)
April 25th, 1888. Oct. (Prelim. cat.)
Authorship: Usually attributed to “B.S.P.”’: Britton, Sterns and Poggenburg. Co-authors:
Addison Brown (1830-1913); Charles Arthur Hollick (1857-1933) ; Justus Ferdinand
Poggenburg (1840-1893) ; Thomas Conrad Porter (1822-1901) ; Emerson Ellick Sterns
(1846-1926).
Publ.: 25 Apr 1888 (t.p.), map, p. [i]-xviii, [one sided pages:] [1]-90. Copies: MICH,
NY, US.
Ref:; Kew 1: 379; RS p. 76.
Greene, Pittonia 1: 184-189. 30 Jun 1888.
Barnhart, in Merrill, Nat. Acad. Sci., Biogr. Mem. 19(5): 165. 1938.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 321. 1945, ser. 2(2): 153. 1955.
776. Catalogue of plants found in New Jersey. [From the final report of the State geologist,
vol. 11]. Trenton, N.J. (John L. Murphy) 1889 [1890]. Oct. (Cat. pl. New Jersey).
Publ.: Mai 1890 (Barnhart in Merrill 1938), p. [i], [25]-642, reprinted with separate title
page, from Geol. Survey New Jersey, Final Rep. State Geol. 2: 25-642. “1889.”
Copies: MICH, NY, US.
Ref.: Kew 1: 378.
Barnhart in Merrill, Nat. Acad. Sci., Biogr. Mem. 19(5): 168. 1938.
777. Vol. ix. Part i. Systematic botany of North America. Hepaticae. by Lucien Marcus |
Underwood. Issued January 1895. [New York Botanical Garden]. Oct. f (Syst. bot.
N. America, Hepat.)
Publ.: Jan 1895, cover (with above title), prospectus on p. 2, text p. [1]-7, cover p. 3-4:
proposed sequence of groups. C.4y: Steere. — The first issue of what would become
later the North American Flora. Buard of editors at this stage: George F. Atkinson,
N. L. Britton (chairman), John M. Coulter, Frederick V. Coville, Edward L. Greene,
Byron L. Halsted, Arthur Hollick, Lucien M. Underwood. No further issues were
published under this title.
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778. An illustrated flora of the Northern United States, Canada and the British possessions
from Newfoundland to the parallel of the Southern Boundary of Virginia, and from the
Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102d meridian by Nathaniel Lord Britton ... and
Hon. Addison Brown ... The descriptive text chiefly prepared by Professor Britton,
with the assistance of specialists in several groups: the figures also drawn under his super-
vision. New York (Charles Scribner’s sons) 1896-1898, 3 vols. Qu. (ill. fl. n.U.S.)
Co-author: (honorary) Addison Brown (1830-1913), president of the New York Botanical
Garden.
Ed. 1. In three volumes, New York 1896-1898. Oct. Copies: B, BR, MICH, NY. US
1: 15 Aug 1896, p. [i]-xii, [1]-612, fig. 21-1425.
2: 31 Mai 1897, p. [i]-iv, [1]-643, fig. 1426-2892.
3: 20 Jun 1898 (p.v.; Nat. Nov. Aug 1898), p. [i]-xiv, [1]-588, fig. 2893-4081 + 82 add.
figs.
Key and indexes: [i]-xiv, 17-83. 1898.
Reviews: Fernald, Am. J. Sci. 6: 277-284. 1898; Britten, J. Bot. 35: 200-204, 495-497-
1897.
Ed. 2. Revised and enlarged in three volumes, New York (Charles Scribner’s Sons) 1913.
Oct. Copies: B, L, NY, US.
1: 7 Jun 1913, p. [i]-xxix, [1]-680, fig. 1-1656.
2:7 Jun 1913, p. [iJ-iv, [1]-735, fig. 1659-3329.
3: 7 Jun 1913, p. [i-iu], [1]-637, fig. 3330-4666.
Unchanged reprint: 1936. Copy: U.
Important source for lectotypification of generic names. It should be noted, however,
that the choice of lectotypes for Linnaean names is not always fully in accordance with
the Linnaean protologue. In such cases the choice by Hitchcock and Green, in
Ramsbottom et al., Prop. Brit. Bot. 1929 (q.v.), may have to be accepted instead of
the choice by Britton and Brown. The choices are marked in Stearn’s Index to classes,
genera and species of volumes I and II of the Ray Society facsimile edition of Linnaeus’s
Species plantarum (vol. 2, app. 105-148). See also Jones 1960.
[Ed. 3.] The new Britton and Brown illustrated flora of the Northeastern United States and adjacent
Canada by Henry A. Gleason ... with the assistance of specialists in certain groups.
Illustrated by original drawings in three volumes. [New York 1952], 3 vols.
Author: Henry Allan Gleason (1882-1975).
I: 1952, p. [i]-lxxv, 1-482, [4 p. errata, loose, issued 1 Jun 1955].
2: 1952, p. [i]-iv, [1]-655.
3: 1952, p. [i]-iii, [1]-589, [590 summary]. Illustrations not numbered. Copies: B, L,
NY.
Second printing, slightly revised [New York 1958], unchanged except vol. 3: [1]-1ii, [1]-
595, [596, summary]. Copy: NY.
Third printing, slightly revised [New York 1963], n.v.
Fourth printing, New York and London 1968, unchanged (as second printing). Copy:
FAS.
Ref.: BL 1: 160; BM 1: 251; BFM 1586.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 321. 1945, ser. 2(2): 152. 1955.
Gleason, Proc. Am. philos. Soc. 104: 205-226. 1960.
Jones, Taxon g: 175-189. 1960.
7779. Manual of the flora of the northern states and Canada. New York (Hen1y Holt and Com-
pany) 1901. Oct. (Man. fi. n. states). Mi
Ed. [1]: Oct 1901 (p. iv: 24 Aug 1901), p. [i]-x, [1]-1080. Copies: MICH, NY.«/-
Collaborators: E. P. Bicknell, G. V. Nash, Rydberg, J. K. Small, J. G. Smith, L. M.
Underwood.
Second impression: Feb 1902 (t.p. still “‘1g01”’), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-1080. Copies: NY
(annotation in ink “‘second impression Feb 1902” on p. ii), US; p. xi-xxiv: Analytical
key to the families by Karl M. Wiegand.
Ed. 2, revised and enlarged. New York (Henry Holt and Company) 1905. Oct., publ.
Apt 1905 (p.v.: Nov 1904), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-1122. Copies: B, MICH, NY. /|-
Other issue: New York (Henry Holt and Company) 1907. Oct., unchanged. Copy:
MICH. [N.B. t.p.: “Second edition ... 1907’’].
Ed. 3, revised and enlarged. New York (Henry Holt and Company) 1907, publ. Nov
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1907 (p.v.: Nov 1907), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-1122, see preface note on p.v. [N.B. t.p.: “‘third
edition ...
1907”’]. Copies: B, NY#— “‘An analytical key to the genera of the grasses,
prepared by Dr Karl Wiegand, has been added to this edition. N.L.B.”’
Ref.: Barnhart in Merrill, p. 180-182; BM 6: 140; Kew 1: 378; IDC 7513 (ed. 1).
780. New or noteworthy North American Crassulaceae. New York (New York Botanical Gar-
den) 1903. Oct. (New. NV. Amer. Crassul.)
Co-author: Joseph Nelson Rose (1862-1928).
Publ.: 12 Sep 1909 (t.p.), p. [1*], [1]-45. Copy: NY. Issued separately as a preprint from
Bull. N.Y. Bot. Gard. 3: 1-45. 11 Nov 1903 (copy journal publ.: M).
Ref.: BM 6: 140; Langman 161-162.
Barnhart, zn Merrill, Nat. Acad. Sci. Biogr. Mem. 19(5): 181. 1938.
781. North American flora ..
. Published by the New York Botanical Garden, vols. 1-34,
1905-1957, series ii, vols. 1-8, 1954-1972. Oct. (NV. Amer. fl.)
Editors: (1905) Nathaniel Lord Britton (chairman) and Lucien Marcus Underwood; in
1914: Britton, W. A. Murrill and J. H. Barnhart. In later years Barnhart was sole
editor, succeeded by H. W. Rickett. The analysis below is by volume and by main
taxa; the treatments of each collaborator are listed under his or her own name. — See
Britton, J. New York Bot. Gard. 6: 77-78. 1905 for the first announcement of the
project in this “‘final’’ form.
For the treatment by taxa see p. 341-346. Copzes: NY, U, US.
NUMERICAL SEQUENCE
vol. pagination
I(1) I-151
153-178
179-190
2(1) I-13
15-76
69-76
3(1) 1-57
59-64
65-88
(1) 1-84.
(1) 1-82
(2) 83-160
(3) 161-187
188-211
211-268
7(4) 269-336
7(5) 337-341
341-404,
7(6) 405-419
420-435
435-493
date
29 Apr 1949
26 Nov 1937
26 Nov 1937
26 Nov 1937
29 Dec 1910
29 Dec 1910
29 Dec 1910
5 Apr 1922
4. Oct 1906
6 Mar 1907
15 Apr 1912
15 Apr 1912
15 Apr 1912
24 Dec 1920
31 Dec 1920
31 Dec 1920
& Feb 1921
8 Feb 1921
8 Feb 1921
author (-s)
Martin, G. W.
Rickett, H. W.
Anonymous
Coker, W. C.
Coker, W. C. &
V. D. Matthews
Coker, W. C. &
J. H. Barnhart
Seaver. i, J.
Falliser, H. L.
Griffiths, D. &
F. J. Seaver
Seaver, F. J.
Clinton, G. P.
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J. C.
Kern, F. D.
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J.C. &
F. D. Fromme
Arthur, J.C. &
F. D. Fromme
Arthur, J. C. &
F. D. Kern
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J. C. &
H. S. Jackson
Arthur, J. C.
content
Div. Fungi
Bibliography
Index
Blastocladiales,
Monoblepharidales
Aprolegniales
Bibliography
Hypocreales,
Fimetariales
Chaetomiaceae
Fimetariaceae
Phyllostictales
Ustilaginales
Uredinales, Aecidiaceae
Aecidiaceae
Aecidiaceae-
Gymnosporangium
Aecidiaceae
Dicaeoma on Poaceae
Dicaeoma on Poaceae
Dicaeoma on Carex
and Misc. Hosts
Dicaeoma on Misc.
Hosts
Dicaeoma on
Carduaceae
Dicaeoma on Misc.
Hosts
BRITTON, N. L.
10(5)
pagination
453-477
477-480
481
482-515
516-520
520-540
541-586
587-604
605-648
649-668
669-732
733-790
797-848
849-969
971-1030
1031-1045
1047-1108
1I10Q-1151
1-72
73-131
133-1 qT
172-200
201-236
237-249
250-286
286-296
297-374
375-426
427-459
461-542
1-76
77-144
145-226
227
227-261
261-276
277-281
283-348
1-85,
Jigs. 1-36
87-102
date
8 Feb 1921
8 Feb 1921
11 Dec 1921
11 Dec 1921
11 Dec 1921
11 Dec 1921
20 Dec 1922
20 Dec 1922
29 Oct 1924
29 Oct 1924
23 Sep 1925
4 Aug 1926
26 Oct 1927
30 Dec 1931
23 Oct 1939
23 Oct 1939
14 Jun 1940
14 Jun 1940
19 Dec 1907
12 Mar 1908
3 Feb 1910
3 Feb 1910
30 Apr 1915
30 Apr 1915
30 Apr 1915
30 Apr 1915
7 Jun 1916
10 Oct 1916
10 Oct 1916
25 Oct 1916
28 Jul 1914
26 Apr 1917
25 Jun 1917
29 Nov 1924
29 Nov 1924.
29 Nov 1924.
21 Nov 1932
21 Nov 1932
24 Sep 1937
24 Sep 1937
author (-s)
Arthur, J. C. &
Cc. R. Orton
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J.C. &
E. B. Mains
Arthur, J. Circ
G. R. Bisby
Arthur, J. CG. &
H. S. Jackson
Arthur & Jackson
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J.
Arthur, J.
Cc
C
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J. CG
C
Arthur, J.
White, D. M.
Zundel, G. L. I.
Barnhart, J. H.
Barnhart, J. H.
Miller, G. M.
Murrill, W. A.
Murrill, W. A.
Murrill, W. A.
Burlingham, G
Burlingham, G
Murrill, W.
Pennington,
A
Murrill, W. A
Murrill, W. A
A
Murrill, W.
L
Barnhart, J. H
Murrill, W. A.
Murrill, W. A.
Murrill, W. A.
Murrill, W. A.
H
Kauffman, C. H.
Overholts, L. O.
Overholts, L. O.
Kauffman, C. H.
Tiffany, L. H.
Barnhart, J. H.
content
Aecidiaceae-Allodus
Aecidiaceae
Aecidiaceae
Aecidiaceae-Bullaria
Aecidiaceae-
‘Teleutospora
Aecidiaceae-
Micropuccinia
Aecidiaceae-
Micropuccinia
Form Genera
Aecidiaceae
Uredinales-
Additions/Corrections
Uredinales-
Additions/Corrections
Uredinales-
Additions/Corrections
Uredinales-
Additions/Corrections
Jredinales-Host Index
Jstilaginales-
dditions/Corrections
stilaginales-Host
Index
Uredinales- Ustilagi-
nales-Bibliography
Uredinales-
Ustilaginales Index
Polyporaceae
eee
_ Polyporaceae
Boletaceae, Agarica-
ceae-Chantereleae
Agaricaceae-Lactaria
Agaricaceae-Lactarieae
Agaricaceae-Agariceae
Agaricaceae-
Marasmius
Agaricaceae
Agaricaceae
Agaricaceae; corr.
Bibliography
Agaricaceae- Indexes
Agaricaceae
Agaricaceae
Agaricaceae
Agaricaceae
Agaricaceae-Inocybe
Agaricaceae-Pholiota
Agaricaceae-Pholiota,
Hypodendrum
Agaricaceae-
Cortinarius
Oedogoniaceae
Bibliography
vol.
14(1)
67]((29)
pagination
2-8
198-288
289-354
355-418
419-482
483-542
543-568
568-579
579-638
1-60
date
Ig Jan 1923
19 Jan 1923
19 Jan 1923
19 Jan 1923
19 Jan 1923
14 Jun 1913
14 Jun 1913
14 Jun 1913
14 Jun 1913
14 Jun 1913
8 Aug 1913
g Oct 1943
4 Nov 1946
6 Nov 1909
6 Nov 1909
6 Nov 1909
6 Nov 1909
6 Nov 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
18 Sep 1912
20 Dec 1915
20 Dec 1915
14 Aug 1931
17 May 1935
5 Sep 1935
31 Mar 1937
14. Jul 1939
14 Jul 1939
14 Jul 1939
5 Dec 1931
author (-s)
Haynes, C. C. &
M. A. Howe
Evans, A. W.
Howe, M. A.
Evans, A. W.
Evans, A. W.
Andrews, A. L.
Britton, E. G.
Britton, E. G. &
J. T. Emerson
Britton, E.G. &
R. S. Williams
Britton, E. G.
Williams, R. S.
Grout, A. J.
Grout, A. J.
Underwood, L. M.
R. C. Benedict
Underwood, L. M.
Underwood, L. M.
& W. R. Maxon
Benedict, R. C.
Maxon, W. R.
Small, J. K.
Wilson, P.
Rydberg, P. A.
Small, J. K.
Taylor, N.
Small, J. K.
Britton, N. L.
Small, J. K.
Nash, G. V.
Small, J. K.
Rydberg, P. A.
Small, J. K.
Nash, G. V.
Nash, G. V.
Nash, G. V.
Hitchcock, A.
Hitchcock, A.
Hitchcock, A.
Hitchcock, A.
Hitchcock, A.
Hitchcock, A.
Chase, A.
Swallen, J. R.
Mackenzie, K. K.
ANDD AD
BRITTON, N. L.
content
Sphaerocarpales
Marchantiales
Ricciaceae
Corsiniaceae
Targioniaceae-
Marchantiaceae
Sphagnales,
Sphagnaceae
Andreales
Andreaceae
Bryales
Archidiaceae-
Seligeriaceae
Dicranaceae,
Leucobryaceae
Fissidentaceae
Orthotrichaceae
Ophioglossales,
Ophioglossaceae
Marattiales,
Marattiaceae
Filicales
Osmundaceae,
Ceratopteridaceae
Schizaeaceae, Gleich.,
Cyath.
Pandanales
Typhaceae
Sparganiaceae
Naiadales
Zannichelliaceae-
Lilaeaceae
Alismales
Scheuchzeriaceae
Alismaceae
Butomaceae
Hydrocharitales
Elodeaceae,
Hydrocharitaceae
Poales
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Poaceae
Cyperaceae
BRITTON, N. L.
vol. pagination date author (-s) content
18(2) 61-112 21 Dec 1931 Mackenzie, K.K. Cyperaceae
18(3) 113-168 31 Dec 1931 Mackenzie, K. K. Cyperaceae
18(4) 169-240 15 Apr 1935 Mackenzie, K.K. Cyperaceae
18(5) 241-312 I Jun 1935 Mackenzie, K.K. Cyperaceae
18(6) 313-392 21 Oct 1935 Mackenzie, K.K. Cyperaceae
18(7) 393-478 7 Nov 1935 Mackenzie, K.K. Cyperaceae
18(8) 479 29 Oct 1947 Svenson, H. K. Cyperaceae-Scirpeae
481-504 29 Oct 1947 BeetlessAwA: Cyperaceae-Scirpeae
18(9) 505-556, 5 Nov 1957 Svenson, H. K. Cyperaceae-Scirpeae
Sig. 1.
19(T) 1-2 27 Nov 1937. +=Smith, A. C. Mayacaceae
3-15 27 Nov 1937. Malme,G.O.A. Xyridaceae
17-50 27 Nov 1937. Moldenke,H.N. Eriocaulaceae
51-60 27 Nov 1937. ~— Alexander, E. J. Pontederiaceae
19(2) 61-228 27 Dec 1938 Smith, L. B. Bromeliaceae
21(1) 1-93 27 Novigi6 Standley, P. C. Chenopodiales,
Chenopodiaceae
21(2) 95-169 g Jun 1917 Standley, P. C. Amaranthaceae
21(3) 171-254 22 Jun 1918 Standley, P. C. Allioniaceae
21(4) 255-277 29 Dec 1932 Wilson, P. Batidaceae-
‘Tetragoniaceae
279-280 29 Dec 1932 Rydberg, P. A. Portulacaceae
280-290 29 Dec 1932 Wilson, P. Portulacaceae-Talin.
290-328 29 Dec 1932 Rydberg, P. A. Portulacaceae
328-339 29 Dec 1932 Wilson, P. Portulaca, Basell.
22(1) 1-2 22 Maitgo5 Small, J. K. Rosales
3-6 22 Mairtgo5 #£=Nash, G. V. Podostemonaceae
7-74, 22 Maiigo5 Britton, N. L. & Crassulaceae
J. N. Rose
75-80 22 Mairtgo5 Rydberg, P. A. Penthoraceae,
Parnassiaceae
22(2) 81-158 18 Dec1905 Small, J. K. Saxifragaceae
159-178 18 Dec 1905 Rydberg, P. A. _Hydrangeaceae
179-181 18 Dec 1905 Britton, N. L. Cunoniaceae, Iteaceae
183 18 Dec 1905 Small, J. K. Pterostemonaceae
185-187 18 Dec 1905 Britton, N. L. Hamamelidaceae
189 18 Dec 1905 Wilson, P. Altingiaceae
IQ! 18 Dec1905 Rusby, H. H. Phyllonomaceae
22(3) 193-225 12 Jun 1908 Coville, F. V. & Grossulariaceae
N. L. Britton
227-229 12 Jun 1908 Gleason, H. A. Platanaceae
231-232 12 Jun 1908 Small, J. K. Crossosomataceae
233-236 12 Jun 1908 Britton, N. L. Connaraceae
, 237-238 12 Jun 1908 Pollard, C. L. Calycanthaceae
. 239-292 12 Jun 1908 Rydberg, P. A. Rosaceae
22(4) 293-388 20 Nov 1908 _——Rydberg, P. A. Rosaceae
22(5) 389-480 23 Dec 1913 Rydberg, P. A. Rosaceae
22(6) 481-533 30 Dec 1918 Rydberg, P. A. Rosaceae
535 30 Dec 1918 Nash, G. V. Podostemonaceae-
Additions/Corrections
535-540 30 Dec 1918 Rose, J. N. Crassulaceae-
Additions/Corrections
548 30 Dec 1918 Rydberg, P. A. Penthoraceae-
Additions/Corrections
548-549 30 Dec 1918 Rydberg, P. A. Parnassiaceae-
Additions/Corrections
549-555 30 Dec 1918 Small, J. K. & Saxifragaceae-
338
P. A. Rydberg
Additions/Corrections
vol.
22(6)
25(2)
25(3)
25(4)
pagination
9597557
D5
Bey)
557-558
558
558
558-560
560
560
1-22
1-76
77-136
137-194
195-200
201-268
269-349
1-34
34-40
40-64
65-136
137-200
201-250
251-314
315-378
379-462
T=?
3-24
25-58
59-66
67-87
89-91
93-100
IOI-102
103-116
117-171
173-225
227-239
241-261
263-296
297-298
299
301-303
305-326
dite
30 Dec 1918
30 Dec 1918
30 Dec 1918
30 Dec 1918
30 Dec 1918
30 Dec 1918
30 Dec 1918
30 Dec 1918
30 Dec 1918
23 Sep 1959
11 Feb 1928
25 Sep 1928
20 Dec 1928
18 Nov 1930
18 Nov 1930
6 Dec 1930
25 Apr 1919
25 Apr 1919
25 Apr 1919
22 Jan 1920
16 July 1923
4 Oct 1924
19 Feb 1929
15 May 1929
26 Jul 1929
24 Aug 1907
24. Aug 1907
24 Aug 1907
24, Aug 1907
24 Aug 1907
3 Jun 1910
3 Jun 1910
3 Jun 1910
3 Jun 1910
3 Jun 1910
6 Mai 1911
6 Mai 1911
6 Mai 1911
10 Mar 1924
10 Mar 1924
10 Mar 1924
10 Mar 1924
10 Mar 1924
author(-s)
Small & Rydberg
Britton, N. L.
Britton, N. L.
Small, J. K.
Britton, N. L.
Wilson, P.
Coville, F. V. &
N. L. Britton
Gleason, H. A.
Britton, N. L.
Stevens, O. A.
Britton, N. L. &
J. N. Rose
Britton & Rose
Britton & Rose
Britton, N. L.
Britton, N. L. &
J. N. Rose
Britton & Rose
Rydberg, P. A.
Pennell, F. W.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Small, J. K.
Hanks, L. T. &
J. K. Small
Small, J. K.
Britton, N. L.
Small, J. K.
Nash, G. V.
Rydberg, P. A.
pa Baa van aaicat
Barnhart, J. H.
Vail, A.M. &
P. A. Rydberg
Small, J. K.
Wilson, P.
Small, J. K.
Rose, J. N.
Wilson, P.
Standley, P. C.
Small, J. K.
Standley, P. C.
Blake, S. F.
BRITTON, N. L.
content
Hydrangeaceae-
Additions/Corrections
Cunoniaceae-
Additions/Corrections
Iteaceae-
Additions/Corrections
Escalloniaceae-
Additions/Corrections
Hamamelidaceae-
Additions/Corrections
Altingiaceae-
Additions/Corrections
Grossulariaceae-
Additions/Corrections
Platanaceae-
Additions/Corrections
Connaraceae-
Additions/Corrections
Rosales-Index
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Mimosaceae
Krameriaceae
Caesalpiniaceae
Caesalpiniaceae
Fabaceae-Psoraleae
Fabaceae-Eysenhardtia
Fabaceae-Psoraleae
Fabaceae-Psoraleae
Fabaceae-Indigof.,
Galeg.
Fabaceae-Galegeae
Fabaceae-Galegeae
Fabaceae-Galegeae
Fabaceae-Galegeae
Geraniales
Geraniaceae
Oxalidaceae
Erythroxylaceae
Linaceae
Tropaeolaceae
Balsaminaceae,
Limnanthaceae
Koeberliniaceae
Zygophyllaceae
Malpighiaceae
Rutaceae, Surianaceae
Simaroubaceae
Burseraceae
Meliaceae
Trigoniaceae
Polygonales
Vochysiaceae
Polygalaceae
339
BRITTON, N. L.
vol. pagination
25(5) 327-379
381-383
28B(1) I
3741
43-160
28B(2) 161-295
297-397
29(1) I
359
11-18
19-32
33-102
29(2) 103-192
32(1) 1-86
32(2) 87-158
32(3) 159-228
32(4) 229-300
32A(1) 1-134
33(1) I
3-46
47-110
34(1) 1-75
76-80
34(2) 81-82
83-180
34(3) 181-288
34(4) 289-360
Ser. II(1) 1-29
30-34
35-36
Ser. II(2) 1-149
150-183
184-190
Ser. IT(3) 1-30
31-48
49-51
Ser. II(4) 1-40
41-48
Ser. II(5) 1-231
232-265
266-278
Ser. II(6) 1-84
ser: 11i(7) 1-53
Ser. II(8)
I-53, :
575 59, 91
63-64.
340
date
20 Mar 1924
20 Mar 1924
30 Dec 1944
30 Dec 1944
30 Dec 1944
28 Dec 1945
28 Dec 1945
31 Aug 1914
31 Aug 1914
31 Aug 1914
31 Aug 1914
31 Aug 1914
11 July 1938
28 Dec 1918
10 May 1921
8 Aug 1934
21 Dec 1934
5 Jan 1943
15 Sep 1922
15 Sep 1922
15 Sep 1922
31 Dec 1914
31 Dec 1914
28 Jul 1915
28 Jul 1915
29 Dec 1916
22 Jun 1927
15 Dec 1954
15 Dec 1954
15 Dec 1954
g Dec 1955
g Dec 1955
g Dec 1955
15 Mar 1963
15 Mar 1963
15 Mar 1963
15 Dec 1965
15 Dec 1965
28 Dec 1965
28 Dec 1965
28 Dec 1965
17 Aug 1972
29 Aug 1972
5 Dec 1972
5 Dec 1972
5 Dec 1972
author (-s)
Blake, S. F.
Gleason, H. A.
Rickett, H. W.
Smith, A. C.
Mathias, M. E. &
L. Constance
Mathias &
Constance
Rickett, H. W.
Small, J. K.
Britton, N. L.
Small, J. K.
Rydberg, P. A.
Small, J. K.
Woodson, R. E.
Standley, P. C.
Standley, P. C.
Standley, P. C.
Standley, P. C.
McVaugh, R.
Rydberg, P. A.
Rydberg, P. A.
Gleason, H. A.
Rydberg, P. A.
Hall, H. M.
Hall, H. M.
Rydberg, P. A.
Rydberg, P. A.
Rydberg, P. A.
Gilkey, H. M.
Rogers, D. P.
Anonymous
Sherff, E. E. &
E. J. Alexander
Rickett, H. W.
Anonymous
Welch, W. H.
Rickett, H. W.
Anonymous
Yuncker, fC:
Rogerson, C. T.
Munz, P. A.
Rogerson, C. T.
Anonymous
Prescott, G. W.,
H. T. Croasdale, &
W. C, Vinyard
Rudd, V. E.
Blum, J. L.
Blum, J. L.
Blum, J. L.
content
Polygalaceae
Dichapetalaceae
Umbellales
Araliaceae
Umbelliferae
Umbelliferae; add.
Cornales, bibl., ind.
Ericales
Clethraceae
Monotropaceae
Lennoaceae, Pyrolaceae
Ericaceae
Apocynaceae
Rubiales, Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Rubiaceae
Campanulaceae
Carduales
Ambrosiac., Carduac.
Carduaceae-
Vernonieae
Carduaceae-Helenieae
Carduaceae-Baeria,
Lasthenia
Carduaceae-Lasthenia,
Monolopia
Carduaceae-Helenieae,
Tageteae
Carduaceae-Tageteae,
Anthemideae
Carduaceae-Liabeae,
Senecioneae
Tuberales
Bibliography
Index
Compositae-
Coreopsidinae
Bibliography
Index
Fontinalaceae
Bibliography
Index
Cuscuta
Bibliography
Onagraceae
Bibliography
Index
Desmidiales
Leguminosae-
Sophoreae
Vaucheriaceae
Taxonomic Charts
Index
TAXONOMIC ARRANGEMENT
taxon
Aecidiaceae
Aecidiaceae-Allodus
Aecidiaceae-Bullaria
Aecidiaceae-Gymnosp.
Aecidiaceae-Micropuccinia
Aecidiaceae-Teleutospora
Aecidiaceae-Misc.
Agaricaceae
Agaricaceae-Agariceae .
Agaricaceae-Chantereleae
Agaricaceae-Cortinarius
Agaricaceae-Hypodendrum
Agaricaceae-Inocybe
Agaricaceae-Lactarieae
Agaticaceae-Marasmius
Agaricaceae-Pholiota
Alismaceae
Alismales
Allioniaceae
Altingiaceae
Amaranthaceae
Ambrosiaceae
Andreaceae
Andreales
Apocynaceae
Araliaceae
Archidiaceae
Balsaminaceae
Basellaceae
Batidaceae
Blastocladiaceae
Blastocladiales
Boletaceae
Bromeliaceae
Bruchiaceae
Bryales
author(s)
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J. C. &
C. R. Orton
Arthur, J. C. &
E. B. Mains
Kern, F. D.
Arthur, J. C. &
H. S. Jackson
Arthur, J. C. &
H. 8. Jackson
Arthur, J. C. &
G. R. Bisby
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J. C.
Murrill, W.
Murrill, W.
Murrill, W.
Murrill, W.
Murrill, W.
Murrill, W.
Murrill, W.
Murrill, W.
Murrill, W. A.
Kauffman, C. H.
Overholts, L. O.
Kauffman, C. H.
PPP ERED P>
Burlingham, G. 8S.
Burlingham, G. S.
Pennington, L. H.
Overholts, L. O.
Overholts, L. O.
Small, J. K.
Small, J. K.
Standley, P. C.
Wilson, P.
Standley, P. C.
Rydberg, P. A.
Britton, E. G. &
J. T. Emerson
Britton, E. G.
Woodson, R. E.
Smith, A. C.
Britton, E. G.
Rydberg, P. A.
Wilson, P.
Wilson, P.
Coker, W. C.
Coker, W. C.
Murrill, W. A.
Smith, L. B.
Britton, E. G.
Britton, E. G. &
R. S. Williams
2
BRITTON, N. L.
pagination date
129-160 6 Mar 1907
161-187 15 Apr 1912
211-268 15 Apr 1912
605-648 29 Oct 1924
453-477. 8 Feb 1921
482-515 11 Dec 1922
188-211 15 Apr 1912
520-540 11 Dec 1922
541-586 20 Dec 1922
516-520 11 Dec 1922
477-480 8 Feb 1921
481 11 Dec 1922
286-296 30 Apr 19I5
297-374 7 Jun 1916
375-421 10 Oct 1916
1-76 28 Jul 1914
77-144 26 Apr 1917
145-226 25 Jun 1917
227 29 Nov 1924
237-249 30 Apr 1915
163-172 3 Feb 1gto
283-348 21 Nov 1932
277-281 21 Nov 1932
227-261 29 Nov 1924
172-200 3 Feb 1910
201-236 =.30 Apr 1915
250-286 30 Apr 1915
261-276 29 Nov 1924
| 21 Nov 1932
43-62 30 Jun 1909
39 30 Jun 1909
171-254 22 Jan 1918
189 18 Dec 1905
95-169 9g Jun 1917
3-44. 15 Sep 1922
35-39 14 Jun 1913
33 14 Jun 1913
11 Jul 1938
3-41 30 Dec 1944
45-46 14 Jun 1913
93-96 3 Jun 1910
337-339 29 Dec 1932
255 29 Dec 1932
3-8 26 Nov 1937
I 26 Nov 1937
133-161 3 Feb 1910
61-228 =. 27 Dec 1938
47-54 14 Jun 1913
41-43 14 Jun 1913
She
BRITTON, N. L.
taxon author(s) volume pagination date
Bryoxiphiaceae Britton, E. G. 15(1) 69-70 14 Jun 1913
Burseraceae Rose, J. N. 25(3) 241-261 6 May 1911
Butomaceae Nash, G. V. 17(1) 63-64 30 Jun 1909
Caesalpiniaceae Britton, N. L. & 23(4) 201-268 18 Nov 1930
J. N. Rose
Britton, N. L. & 23(5) 269-349 6 Dec 1930
J. N. Rose
Calycanthaceae Pollard, C. L. 22(3) 237-238 12 Jun 1908
Campanulaceae McVaugh, R. 32A(t) 1-134 5 Jan 1943
Carduaceae Rydberg, P. A. 33(1) 45-46 15 Sep 1922
Carduaceae-Anthemideae Rydberg, P. A. 34(3) 217-288 29 Dec 1916
Carduaceae-Baeria Hall, H. M. 34(1) - 76-80 31 Dec 1914
Carduaceae-Helenieae Rydberg, P. A. 34(1) I-75 31 Dec 1914
Carduaceae-Helenieae Rydberg, P. A. 34.(2) 83-146 28 Jul 1915
Carduaceae-Lasthenia Hall, H. M. 34(1) 80 31 Dec 1914
Hall, H. M. 34(2) 81 28 Jul 1915
Carduaceae-Liabeae Rydberg, P. A. 34.(4) 289-301 22 Jun 1927
Carduaceae-Monolopia Hall, H. M. 34.(2) 82 28 Jul 1915
Carduaceae-Neurolaeneae Rydberg, P. A. 34.(4) 303-308 22 Jun 1927
Carduaceae-Senecioneae Rydberg, P. A. 34(4) 309-360 =. 22: Jun 1927
Carduaceae-Tageteae Rydberg, P. A. 34.(2) 147-180 28 Jul 1915
Rydberg, P. A. 34(3) 181-216 29 Dec 1916
Carduaceae-Vernonieae Gleason, H. A. 33(1) 47-110 15 Sep 1922
Carduales Rydberg, P. A. 33(1) I 15 Sep 1922
Ceratiomyxaceae Martin, G. W. 1(1) 7-8 29 Apr 1949
Ceratopteridaceae Benedict, R. C. 16(1) 29-30 6 Nov 1909
Chaetomiaceae Palliser; HL: 3(1) 58-64 29 Dec 1910
Chanterelae see Agaricaceae
Chenopodiaceae Standley, P. C. 21(1) 3-93 27 Nov 1916
Chenopodiales Standley, P. C. 21(1) I 27 Nov 1916
Clethraceae Britton, N. L. 29(1) 3- 31 Aug 1914
Coleosporiaceae Arthur, J. C. 7(2) 85-95 6 Mar 1907
Collodermataceae Martin, G. W. 1(1) 65 29 Apr 1949
Compositae-Coreopsidinae Sherff, E. E. & Ser. II(2) 1-149 9 Dec 1955
E. J. Alexander
Connaraceae Britton, N. L. 22(3) 233-236 = 12 Jun 1908
Cornaceae Rickett, H. W. 28B(2) 299-311 28 Dec 1945
Cornales Rickett, H. W. 28B(2) 297 28 Dec 1945
Corsiniaceae Evans, A. W. 14(1) 29-30 1g Jan 1923
Crassulaceae Britton, N. L. & 22(T) 7-74. 22 May 1905
J. N. Rose
Cribrariaceae Martin, G. W. (1) 25-32 29 Apr 1949
Crossosomataceae Small, J. K. 22(3) 231-232 12 Jun 1908
Cunoniaceae Britton, N. L. 22(2) 179-180 18 Dec 1905
Cuscuta Yuncker, I.'G: Ser. II(4) 1-40 15 Dec 1965
Cyatheaceae Maxon, W. R. 16(1) 65-88 6 Nov 1909
Cymodoceaceae Taylor, N. 17(1) 31-32 30 Jun 1909
Cyperaceae Mackenzie, K. K. 18(1) 1-60 5 Dec 1931
Mackenzie, K. K. 18(2) 61-112 =2t Dec 1931
Mackenzie, K. K. 18(3) 113-168 31 Dec 1931
Mackenzie, K. K. 18(4) 169-240 15 Apr 1935
Mackenzie, K. K. 18(5) 241-312 I Jun 1935
Mackenzie, K. K. 18(6) 313-392 21 Oct 1935
Mackenzie, K. K. 18(7) 393-478 7 Nov 1935
Cyperaceae-Scirpeae Svenson, H. K. 18(8) 479 29 Oct 1947
Beetle, A. A. 18(8) 481-504 29 Oct 1947
Svenson, H. K. 18(g) 505-550, 5 Nov 1957
fig. 1
342
taxon
Desmidiales
Dianemaceae
Dicaeoma on Carduaceae
Dicaeoma on Carex
Dicaeoma on Poaceae
Dicaeoma on Misc. Hosts
Dichapetalaceae
Dicranaceae
Didymiaceae
Ditrichaceae
Echinosteliaceae
Ectrogellaceae
Elodeaceae
Ericaceae
Ericales
Eriocaulaceae
Erythroxylaceae
Exosporeae
Fabaceae-Eysenhardtia
Fabaceae-Galegeae
Fabaceae-Galegeae
Fabaceae-Indigofereae
Fabaceae-Psoraleae
Filicales .
Fimetariaceae
Fimetariales
Fissidentaceae
Fontinalaceae
Fungi
Geraniaceae
Geraniales
Gleicheniaceae
Grossulariaceae
Hamamelidaceae
Hydrangeaceae
Hydrocharitaceae
Hydrocharitales
author(s)
Prescott, G. W.,
H. T. Croasdale, &
W. C. Vinyard
Martin, G. W.
Arthur, J. C. &
H. S. Jackson
Arthur, J. C. &
F, D. Kern
Arthur, J.C. &
F. D. Fromme
Arthur, J. C. &
F. D. Fromme
Arthur, J. C. &
F, D. Kern
Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J. C.
Gleason, H. A.
Williams, R. S.
Martin, G. W.
Britton, E. G.
Martin, G. W.
Coker, W. C. &
V. D. Matthews
Rydberg, P. A.
Small, J. K.
Small, J. K.
Moldenke, H. N.
Britton, N. L.
Martin, G. W.
Pennell, F. W.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P. A.
Underwood, L. M.
& W. R. Maxon
Griffiths, D. &
F. J. Seaver
Seaver, F. J.
Grout, A. J.
PPP PPP PDD
Welch, W. H.
Martin, G. W.
Hanks, L. T. &
J. K. Small
Small, J. K.
Maxon, W. R.
Coville, ’. V. &
N. L. Britton
Britton, N. L.
Rydberg, P. A.
Rydberg, P. A.
Small, J. K.
volume
Ser. II(6) 1-84
1(1) 35-37
7(6) 420-435
7(5) 341-369
7(4) 269-336
7(5) 337-341
7(5) 369-404
7(6) 405-419
7(6) 435-453
25(5) 381-383
15(2) 77-158
1(1) I3I-151
15(1) 55-67
I(1) 63
2(1) 59-60
17(1) 67-71
29(1) 33-102
29(1) I
19(1) 17-50
25(1) 59-66
1(1) 5
24(1) 34-40
24(3) 155-200
24(4) 201-250
24(5) 251-314.
24(6) 315-378
24(7) 379-462
24(3) 137-153
24(1) 1-34
24(1) 40-64,
24(2) 65-136
16(1) 25
3(1) 65-88
3(1) 57
15(3) 167-202,
jigs. I-10
Ser. II(3) 1-30
1(1) I
25(1) 3-24.
25(1) I-2
16(1) 53-63
22(3) 193-225
22(2) 185-187
22(2) 159-178
17(1) 71-74
17(1) 65
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pagination date
17 Aug 1972
29 Apr 1949
8 Feb 1921
31 Dec 1920
24. Dec 1920
31 Dec 1920
31 Dec 1920
8 Feb 1921
8 Feb 1921
20 Mar 1924
8 Aug 1913
29 Apr 1949
14 Jun 1913
29 Apr 1949
26 Nov 1937
30 Jun 1909
31 Aug 1914
31 Aug 1914
27 Nov 1937
24. Aug 1907
29 Apr 1949
25 Apr 1919
16 Jul 1923
4 Oct 1924
19 Feb 1929
15 May 1929
26 Jul 1929
16 Jul 1923
25 Apr 1919
25 Apr 1919
22 Jan 1920
6 Nov 1909
29 Dec 1910
29 Dec 1910
9 Oct 1943
15 Mar 1963
29 Apr 1949
24 Aug 1907
24 Aug 1907
6 Nov 1909
12 June 1-08
18 Dec 1905
18 Dec 1905
30 Jun 1909
30 Jun 1909
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taxon
Hypocreaceae
Hypocreales
Iteaceae
Koeberliniaceae
Krameriaceae
Leguminosae-Sophoreae
Lennoaceae
Leptomitaceae
Leucobryaceae
Liceaceae
Liceales
Lilaeaceae
Limnanthaceae
Linaceae
Malpighiaceae
Marattiaceae
Marattiales
Marchantiaceae
Marchantiales
Mayacaceae
Meliaceae
Mimosaceae
Monoblepharidaceae
Monoblepharidales
Monotropaceae
Myxogastres
Myxomycetes
Naiadaceae
Naiadales
Nectriaceae
Nyssaceae
Oedogoniaceae
Onagraceae
Ophioglossaceae
Ophioglossales
Orthotrichaceae
Osmundaceae
Oxalidaceae
Pandanales
Parnassiaceae
Penthoraceae
Petiveriaceae
Phyllonomaceae
Phyllostictaceae
Phyllostictales
Physaraceae
Physarales
Platanaceae
344
author(s)
Seaver, F. J.
Seaver, F.
Britton, N. L.
Barnhart, J. H.
Britton, N. L.
Rudd, V. E.
Rydberg, P. A.
Coker, W. C. &
V. D. Matthews
Williams, R. S.
Martin, G. W.
Martin, G. W.
Taylor, N.
Rydberg, P. A.
Small, J. K.
Small, J. K.
Underwood, L.
Underwood, L.
Evans, A. W.
Evans, A. W.
Smith, A. C.
Wilson, P.
Britton, N. L. &
J. N. Rose
Britton, N. L.
J. N. Rose
Britton, N. L. &
J. N. Rose
Coker, W. C.
Coker, W. C.
Small, J. K.
Martin, G. W.
Martin, G. W.
Taylor, N.
Small, J. K.
Seaver, F. J.
Rickett, H. W.
Tiffany, L. H.
Murz, P. A.
Underwood, L. M.
& R. C. Benedict
Underwood, L. M.
& R. C. Benedict
Grout, A. J.
Benedict, R. C.
Small, J. K.
Small, J. K.
Rydberg, P. A.
Rydberg, P. A.
Wilson, P.
Rusby, H. H.
Seaver, F. J.
Seaver, F. J.
Martin, G. W.
Martin, G. W.
Gleason, H. A.
M.
M.
volume
3(1)
3(1)
22(2)
25(2)
ee I oe on on
pagination date
31-56 29 Dec 1910
I 29 Dec 1910
181 18 Dec 1905
IOI-102. 3 Jun 1910
195-200 18 Nov 1930
1-53 29 Aug 1972
19-20 31 Aug 1914
61-67 26 Nov 1937
159-166 8 Aug 1913
13-18 29 Apr 1949
II 29 Apr 1949
37 30 Jun 1909
97-100 3 Jun 1910
67-87 24 Aug 1907
I17-171 3 Jun 1910
17-23 6 Nov 1909
15 6 Nov 1909
57-66 19 Jan 1923
g-10 19 Jan 1923
I-2 27 Nov 1937
263-206 10 Mar 1924
1-76 11 Feb 1928
77-136 25 Sep 1928
137-194 20 Dec 1928
II-13 26 Nov 1937
9 26 Nov 1937
11-18 31 Aug 1914
9 29 Apr 1949
3 29 Apr 1949
33°35 30 Jun 1909
II 30 Jun 1909
3-30 29 Dec 1910
313-316 28 Dec 1945
1-85, 24 Sep 1937
figs. 1-36
1-231 28 Dec 1965
3-13 6 Nov 1909
I 6 Nov 1909
1-62, 4 Nov 1946
Sigs. 1-5
27-28 6 Nov 1909
25-58 24 Aug 1907
I 30 Jun 1909
77-80 22 May 1905
75 22 May 1905
257-266 2g Dec 1932
IQI 18 Dec 1905
3-84 5 Apr 1922
I 5 Apr 1922
93-130 29 Apr 1949
gi 29 Apr 1949
227-229 «12 Jun 1908
taxon
Poaceae
Poaceae-Chlorideae
Poales
Podostemonaceae
Polygalaceae
Polygonales
Polyporaceae
Pontederiaceae
Portulacaceae
Portulacaceae-Portulaca
Portulacaceae-Talinaria
Portulacaceae-Talinopsis
Portulacaceae-Talinum
Pterostemonaceae
Pyrolaceae
Reboulliaceae
Reticulariaceae
Ricciaceae
Riellaceae
Rosaceae
Rosales
Rubiaceae
Rubiales
Rutaceae
Saprolegniaceae
Saprolegniales
Sauteriaceae
Saxifragaceae
Scheuchzeriaceae
Schizaeaceae
Seligeriaceae
Simaroubaceae
Sparganiaceae
Sphaerocarpaceae
Sphaerocarpales
author(s)
Nash, G. V.
Nash, G. V.
Nash, G. V.
Hitchcock, A.
Hitchcock, A.
Hitchcock, A.
Hitchcock, A.
Hitchcock, A.
Hitchcock, A.
Chase, A.
Swallen, J. R.
Small, J. K.
Nash, G. V.
Blake, S. F.
Blake, S. F.
Small, J. K.
Murrill, W. A.
Murrill, W. A.
Alexander, E. J.
Rydberg, P. A.
Rydberg, P. A.
Wilson, P.
Wilson, P.
Wilson, P.
Wilson, P.
Small, J. K.
Rydberg, P. A.
Evans, A. W.
Martin, G. W.
Howe, M. A.
Haynes, C. C. &
M. A. Howe
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Rydberg, P.
Small, J. K.
Standley, P.
Standley, P.
Standley, P.
Standley, P.
Standley, P.
Wilson, P.
Coker, W. C. &
V. D. Matthews
Coker, W. C. &
V. D. Matthews
Evans, A. W.
Small, J. K.
Britton, N. L.
Maxon, W. R.
Britton, E. G.
Small, J. K.
Rydberg, P. A.
Haynes, C. C. &
M. A. Howe
Haynes, C. C. &
M. A. Howe
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pagination date
77-98 30 Jun 1909
99-196 ~=18 Sep 1912
197-198 20 Dec 1915
198-288 20 Dec 1915
289-354 14 Aug 1931
355-418 17 May 1935,
419-482 5 Sep 1935
483-542 31 Mar 1937
543-568 14 Jul 1939
568-579 14 Jul 1939
579-638 14 Jul 1939
75 30 Jun 1909
3-6 22 May 1905
305-326 10 Mar 1924
327-379 20 Mar 1924
299 10 Mar 1924
1-72 19 Dec 1907
73-131 12 Mar 1908
51-60 27 Nov 1937
279-280 29 Dec 1932
290-328 29 Dec 1932
328-336 29 Dec 1932
289-290 =. 29 Dec 1932
290 29 Dec 1932
280-289 =. 29 Dec 1932
183 18 Dec 1905
21-32 31 Aug 1914
39-56 19 Jan 1923
19-24 29 Apr 1949
9-27 19 Jan 1923
7-8 19 Jan 1923
239-292 12 Jun 1908
293-388 20 Nov 1908
389-480 23 Dec 1913
481-533 30 Dec 1918
1-2 22 May 1905
3-86 28 Dec 1918
87-158 10 May 1921
159-228 =. 8 Aug 1934.
229-300 21 Dec 1934
I 28 Dec 1918
173-224 6 May 1o11
17-58 26 Nov 1937
15 26 Nov 1937
35°37 19 Jan 1923
81-158 18 Dec 1905
41-42 30 Jun 1909
31-52 6 Nov 1909
71-75 14 Jun 1913
227-239 6 May rol!
5-10 30 Jun 1909
3-6 19 Jan 1923
2 19 Jan 1923
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taxon author(s) volume pagination date
Sphagnaceae Andrews, A. L. 15(1) 3-31 14 Jun 1913
Sphagnales Andrews, A. L. 15(1) I 14 Jun 1913
Stemonitaceae Martin, G. W. 1(1) 67-90 29 Apr 1949
Stemonitales Martin, G. W. 1(1) 61 29 Apr 1949
Surianaceae Wilson, P. 25(3) 225 6 May tg11
Targioniaceae Evans, A. W. 14(1) 31-33 19 Jan 1923
Tetragoniaceae Wilson, P. 21(4) 267-277. 29 Dec 1932
Tilletiaceae Clinton, G. P. 7(1) 47-82 4 Oct 1906
Trichiaceae Martin, G. W. 1(1) 39-59 29 Apr 1949
Trichiales Martin, G. W. 769) 33 29 Apr 1949
Trigoniaceae Standley, P. C. 25(4) 297-298 10 Mar 1924
Tropaeolaceae Nash, G. V. 25(2) 89-91 3 Jun 1910
Tuberales Gilkey, H. M. Ser. II(1) 1-29 15 Dec 1954
Typhaceae Wilson, P. 17(1) 3-4. 30 Jun 1909
Umbelliferae Mathias, M. E. & 28B(1) 43-160 30 Dec 1944
L. Constance
Mathias, M. E. & 28B(2) 161-292 28 Dec 1945
L. Constance
Umbellales Rickett, H. W. 28B(1) I 30 Dec 1944
Uredinaceae Arthur, J. C. 7(2) 97-127. 6 Mar 1907
Uredinales Arthur, J. C. 7(2) 83 6 Mar 1907
Ustilaginaceae Clinton, G. P. 7(1) 3-45 4 Oct 1906
Ustilaginales Clinton, G. P. 7161) I 4 Oct 1906
Vaucheriaceae Blum, J. L. Ser. I1(8) 1-53, 5 Dec 1972
jigs. I-104
Vernonieae see Carduaceae
Vochysiaceae Standley, P. C. 25(4) 301-303 10 Mar 1924
Xyridaceae Malme, G. O. A. 19(1) 3-15 27 Nov 1937
Zannichelliaceae Taylor, N. 7 (i) 13-27 30 Jun 1909
Zosteraceae Taylor, N. 17(1) 29-30 30 Jun 1909
Zygophyllaceae Vail, A. M. & 25(2) 103-116 3 Jun 1g10
P. A. Rydberg
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Publ.: Four articles in the Bulletin of the New York Botanical Garden of which separates |
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contribution vol. pages separate journal
441-453 7 Feb 1905 14 Apr 1905
115-127 24Augi1g05 25 Jun 1906
137-143 19 Mar 1906 =. 25 Jun 1906
311-318 26 Oct 1907 8 Feb 1909
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783. North American trees being descriptions and illustrations of the trees growing
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[1, h.t.], 1-894, text figs. 1-781. Copies: MICH, NY, US [The MICH copy has a variant
t.p. with headline: ‘‘American Nature Series Group I. Classification of Nature’’].
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786. The Cactaceae descriptions and illustrations of plants of the Cactus family. Washing-
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ca, vols. 3-6. 1931-1934, Los Angeles 1931 (p. 11), p. [i]-vil, [1]-236, 214a, loose
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4788. New York Academy of Sciences. Scientific survey of Porto Rico and the Virgin
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N. L. Gardner (22 Nov 1932).
(3): Diatomaceae see R. Hagelstein (19 Jan 1939).
Copies: MO, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 7: 917; Kew 1: 379.
Britzelmayr, Max (1839-1909), German lichenologist and mycologist in Bavaria,
school inspector 1873-1899. (Britzelm.)
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Unknown. — Exsiccatae: Lichenes exsiccati aus der Flora Augsburgs
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789. Hymenomyceten aus Siidbayern [Augsburg, Berlin, 1879-1897] plates and text. (Hy-
menomyc. Stidbayern) .
Publ.: A very involved series of publications, under various titles, the text in various
journals or in independent pamphlets, the plates loose, published in sets containing
plates of various groups, mainly numbered per illustration of which there are often
more than one per plate.
We have not seen a complete set of the original publication in chronological order but
a number of incomplete sets in various libraries. ‘The Farlow herbarium has a complete
set of the plates arranged systematically by Britzelmayr himself of which the contents
are listed below. Then follows a list of the various parts with plates and text as issued
chronologically. It is not yet possible to indicate precisely which plates were included
in which parts.
Systematic arrangement, copy FH (bought from Max Weg, Leipzig, ‘“‘a set which he
guaranteed as perfect and arranged by Britzelmayr himself.” The text is bound in an
octavo volume but was not consulted because it is [temporarily?] lost. The plates are
in four quarto volumes as follows:
vol. names on plates plates numbers
1(1) Leucospori 1-165 1-765
1(2) Hyporhodii 1-46 I-IQI
Dermini 1-89 1-460
2(1) Melanospori I-44 1-286
Cortinarius I-90 1-384
2(3) Gomphidius, Paxillus I, 1a-5 1-16
Hygrophorus 6-29 I-112
Lactarius 30-52 1-81
BRITZELMAYR
vol. names on plates plates numbers
Russula 53-97 1-138
Cantharellus 98-102 I-20
Marasmius 103-115 I-54
Lentinus 116-123 1-23
Lenzites [on 123] 8
Panus 124-126 10-12, 16-17, 18
Trogia et al. 127 I
Lenzites 127-129 1-7
3 [t.p. Boleti 1886] [7]
[t.p. Hymenomyc. $.B. vii] [2]
Boletus 3-34 1-84
Polypori 35-104 1-233
Hydnei 1-36 1-106
Thelephorei I-25 1-105
Clavariei 26-56 1-98
Tremellinei 57-65 1-32
Chronological arrangement. Friedlander offered a ‘“‘complete”’ set in 13 volumes in Naturae
Novitates 1894 p.
147. This list, together with the data provided by BM and LS is the
basis of the following survey.
Theil LS
I 4.036
2 4038
3 4039
4 4040
4041
5 4042
6 4043
G) ?
8 4045
9 4046
10 4.046 -
title
Die Hymenomyceten Augsburgs und seiner Umgebung, Ber. Naturk.
Ver. Augsburg 25: 29-35. 1879, with zo plates, as separate 17 p., ro pl.
(Nat. Nov. Nov 1879).
Hyporhodii und Leucospori aus Siidbayern, ib. 26: 133-148. 1881,
with 76 pl., as separate 16 p., 16 pl. (Nat. Nov. Jan 1882).
Dermini aus Siidbayern, Berlin 1882, 19 pl. (Nat. Nov. Feb 1884,
as of “*1882”’).
Dermini und Melanospori aus Siidbayern Ber. naturk. Ver. Augsburg
27: 147-196. 1883 (Nat. Nov. Feb 1884).
Separate 48 p., accompanied by 20 pl. Berlin 1883. (Beilin ‘‘1884,”
Nat. Nov. Feb 1884).
Leucospori aus Siidbayern, Berlin 1884, 20 pl. (Nat. Nov. Mai 1884).
Hymenomyceten aus Siidbayern, Cortinarii, Ber. naturk. Ver. Augsburg
28: [119]-160. 1885, also as a separate 42 p., with 60 pl. [Nat. Nov.
Feb 1886: Atlas mit 60 Tafeln]. (Copy: L).
Hymenomyceten aus Stidbayern. Boleti und Erganzungen zu den Agaricineen,
Berlin 1886, 25 pl. (offered as such by Friedlander) ‘““Text ist in den
friiheren Abtheilungen enthalten’”’ (Nat. Nov. Aug 1886).
Hymenomyceten aus Siidbayern, [vol. 8 of series] Polyporei, Hydnei,
Thelephorei, Clavariei und Tremellinei. Mit einem Verzeichnisse
sammitlicher als ““Hymenomyceten aus Siidbayern”’ veréffentlichten
Arten, Ber. naturw. Ver. Augsburg 29: [271]-306. 1887, as a separate
1888, 34 p., 70 pl. (Nat. Nov. Mar 1888). (Copy: L).
Hymenomyceten aus Siidbayern. Theil VI (vol. 9 of series). Boleti,
Cortinarii, Dermini, Hydnei, Hyporhodii, Leucospori, Melanospori.
Mit einer Systematischen Bearbeitung der in den 9 Theilen beschrie-
benen Hymenomyceten, mit vollstandigem Register. Berlin 1890.
34 p., 65 pl., also Ber. 30: 1-34. 1890, accompanied by 65 pl. (Copy: L).
Hymenomyceten aus Stidbayern. Leucospori, Hyporhodii, Dermini,
Melanospori, Cortinarius, Hygrophorus, Lactarius, Russula, Cantha-
rellus, Marasmius, Panus, Lenzites, Boletus, Polyporus, Hydnei,
Thelephorei, Clavariei. Berlin 1891, 4 p., 48 pl. (in Nat. Nov. Feb
1891 with these details but as no “‘g”’ of the series, obviously an error
for 10, error corrected p. 149, Apr 1891. Friedlander offered the
complete series up to this date with 353 pl. and 199 p. text for M. 164.
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Theil LS title
II 4046 Hymenomyceten aus Stidbayern. ‘Theil VIII [vol. 11] of series Leucospori,
Hyporhodii, Dermini, Melanospori, Cortinarius, Gomphidius, Paxil-
lus, Hygrophorus, Lactarius, Russula, Cantharellus, Marasmius,
Boletus, Polyporus, Hydnei, Clavariei. Berlin 1894, 15 p., & pil.
(Nat. Nov. Jan 1892).
[11a] 4047 Das Genus Cortinarius, Bot. Centralbl. 51: 1, 33. 1892, also as a separa-
te, 18 p., accompanied by zo pl. ‘The 10 plates with a cover: as Aélas
mit 10 Tafeln Cortinarit-Abbildungen. Berlin 1892. (fig. 250-292 Nat.
Nov. Aug 1892)).
12 4046 Hymenomyceten aus Stidbayern XII. Leucospori, Hyporhodii, Dermini,
Melanospori, Cortinarius, Gomphidius, Hygrophorus, Lactarius,
Russula, Marasmius, Lentinus, ‘Trogia, Panus, Boletus, Polyporus,
Thelephorei, Clavariei. Berlin 1893, 30 p., 175 pl. (details Nat. Nov.
Mai 1893; Hedwigia Jul-Aug 1893).
- 4048 Materialien zur Beschreibung der Hymenomyceten, Bot. Ceniralbl. 54:
33-40, 65-71, 97-105. 1893.
13 4049 Hymenomyceten aus Siidbayern X [text], Ber. naturk. Ver. Augsburg
31: 157-222. 1894, including an index to parts I-X. (Copy: L).
13 4050 Hymenomyceten Abth. XIII, Hymenomyceten aus Siidbayern. Teil X
(Schluss) Berlin 1894, 54 pl., issued with 66 p. text (= 13, reprint)
(Nat. Nov. Mai 1894).
This concludes the publication of the Hymenomyceten aus Stidbayern s. str., in 13 Abtheilun-
gen, and X Theile. The following is an additional series with accompanying text.
- 4.052 Materialien zur Beschreibung der Hymenomyceten, Bot. Centralbl.
[6205] 58: 273-281, 305-313. 1895, reprint p. 1-16, Cassel 1895.
[14] 4053 Kur Hymenomyceten-Kunde. Reihe I, Berlin [1895], 55 pl., 16 p. text
(Nat. Nov. Jul 1895; Hedwigia Oct 1895).
- 4055 Materialien ... Hymenomyceten, Bot. Centralbl. 58: 108-212, 137-
145. 1896.
[15] 4056 Kur Hymenomyceten-Kunde. Reihe II, 45 pl., issued with reprint of no.
20, 13 p. (Nat. Nov. Dec 1896).
- 4057 Materialien ... Hymenomyceten, Bot. Centralbl. 71: 49-59, 87-96.
1897.
[16] - Kur Hymenomyceten-Kunde. Reihe III, Berlin 1897, 45 pl., 8, 19 p. text.
- 4.058 Revision der Diagnosen zu den von Britzelmayr aufgestellten Hy-
menomyceten-Arten. Bot. Centralbl. [1]73: 129, 169, 203. 1898;
2[75]: 163. 1898; [3]77: 356, 395, 433. 1899; [4]80: 57-116. 1899.
(see Nat. Nov. 1898: 233 [Apr], 434 [Aug], 493 [Sep]; 1899: 319
[Mai], 640 [Nov].
Ref.: BM 1: 251; Kew 1: 379; IDC 5006.
Friedlander, Nat. Nov. 16: 147. 1894.
790. Cladonien-Abbildungen, 30 Tafeln mit Text. Berlin (Rud. Friedlander und Sohn)
1898-1900, 2 Hefte. Oct. (Cladonien-Abb.)
Heft 1: 1898, pl. [1-30], [34 p. text n.v.] (Nat. Nov. Dec 1898 cites “Augsburg 1898,
30 Tafeln mit Text’’), corr. Jan 1899.
Heft 2: 1900, p. [31-60], [2] p. contents (Nat. Nov. Jan 1900, “‘Berlin’’).
‘The FH copy has a lithographed title page, as above, preceding a reprint from Hedwigia
43: 401-413. 1904, followed by the two sets of plates; these are coloured lithographs, not
numbered, but with figs. nos. 1-317. For a preliminary note to Heft 2 see Britzelmayr,
Bot. Centralbl. 81: 176-177. Feb 1900.
Ref.: DTS 4: xliv; LS 4060; NI 237.
Brockmiiller, Hans Joachim Heinrich (1821-1882), German cryptogamist, school
teacher at W6lschendorf, later ‘“Trichinenschauer” in Schwerin. (Brockm.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. Brockmiiller issued: AMecklenburgische Kryptogamen,
350
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fasc. 1-6, nos. 1-300, Schwerin 1862-1868, which are at G, HAL, KIEL, L, NY, WRSL.
For details see Sayre 1969.
Ref.: GR p. 67; 1H 2: 99.
Oltmans, Arch. Ver. Freunde Naturgesch. Mecklenburg 47: 124. 1894.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 10. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 255; BM 1: 252; CSP 4: 638, 7: 269,12:1233
GR p. 66-67 (!); IF 684; Jackson p. 307; LS 4104-4108; PR 1157.
Boll, Fl. Meklenburg 149. 1860.
791. Die Laubmoose Meklenburgs. Schwerin (author) 1869. Oct. (Laubm. Meklenb.)
Publ.: 1869 (Bot. Zeit. 1 Jul 1870; Flora 10 Dec 1870!), p. [1]-170. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 252; PR 1157.
Bromfield, William Arnold (1801-1851), British botanist who collected in North
America, the West Indies and the Near East. (Bromf.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Wight herbarium presented to RYD (Isle of Wight Philosophical
and Scientific Society, Ryde), see Kent for details; Wight plants also at OXF; other
collections K (manuscripts, British, N. American and Egyptian plants) ; further material
at MANCH.
Refi: TH:2: 99.
Stratton, J. Bot. 8: 88, 191. 1870.
Vallot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 29: 174. 1882.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 19. 1957.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 139. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 256; BB p. 46; BL 2: 243; BM 1: 254, 6: 143;
Bossert p. 54; CSP 1: 644, 12: 124; DNB 6: 398; Jackson p. 254, 350; Kew 1: 382-383.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 10: 64.7. 10 Sep 1852.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 3: 373-382. 1851, 5: 256. 1853.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 2: 182-183. 1852 (b ‘‘1800,” err.)
Bromfield, Fl. vect., London 1856 (frontisp. portr.)
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 28-29. 1902.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 18. 1906.
792. Flora vectensis: being a systematic description of the phaenogamous and flowering
plants and ferns indigenous to the Isle of Wight. By the late William Arnold Bromfield,
... edited by Sir William Jackson Hooker, ... and Thomas Bell Salter. London (William
Pamplin) 1856. Oct. (Fl. vect.)
Editors: William Jackson Hooker (1785-1865); Thomas Bell Salter (1814-1858).
Publ.: Mai-Aug 1856 (p. viii: Mai 1856; Hooker, J. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc. Sep 1856), p-
[i]-xxxv, [1]-678, portr., map. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 254; Jackson p. 254; Kew 1: 383; PR 1163.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 15: 462-464. 1857.
More, A. G., A supplement to the ‘‘Flora Vectensis.’’ London 1871, Oct., p. 1-30.
(reprinted and revised from J. Bot. 9: 72-76, 135-145, 167-172, 202-211. 1871).
Brondeau, Louis de [ Jegun de Marans, Antoine Louis Georges] (1794-1859), French
botanist. (Brond.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: TL.
Ref.: 1H 2: gg.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: (under Jegun); BM 1: 254; CSP 1: 664;
GR p. 269; Kew 1: 383; LS 4112-4136a; NI 241; PR 1164-1165.
Roumegueére, Rev. mycol. 14: 59. 1892.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 155. 1949.
Quélet, Description des nouvelles espéces de champignons de Louis de Brondeau
(pamphlet in Stevenson Library) (cf. Rev. Mycol. 14: 64-67, 96. 1892).
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793- Descriptions de deux champignons nouveaux, découverts et dessinés par M. Louis de
Brondeau, ... suivie d’observations, et de la création du nouveau genre Gyrocephalus
par M. C. H. Persoon. Paris (Lebel) 1824. Oct. (Descr. champ. now.)
Co-author: Christiaan Hendrik Persoon (1762-1836).
Publ.: 1824, p. [1]-7, pl. 3 by de Brondeau. Copy: Stevenson. — Reprinted from Mém.
Soc. Linn., Paris, 3: 74-78. 1825.
794. Observations sur l Agaricus pilosus de Hudson . . . Paris (Société Linnéenne) 1827. Oct.
(Observ. Agaricus pilosus).
Publ.: 1827, p. [1]-7, pl. 6. Copy: Stevenson. — Reprinted from Mém. Soc. Linn., Paris 5:
413-417. 1827.
795- Recueil de plantes cryptogames de I’ Agenais, nouvelles, rares et peu connues, omises dans
la Flore agenaise [de Saint-Amans], décrites et dessinées par M. L. de Brondeau, litho-
graphiées par Madame Soph. Lamouroux; suivi d’un supplément a la Cryptogamie de la
Flore agenaise. Agen (Prosper Noubel) 1828-1830, 3 fasc. Oct. f (Rec. pl. crypt. Agenais).
Fasc. 1: Sep-Dec 1828 (p. 6: 1 Sep 1828), p. [1]-18, pl. 1-4.
Fasc. 2: 1829, p. [19]-28, pl. 5, 6, Gbis, 7.
Fasc. 3: 1830, p. [29]-39, pl. 8bis, 8, 9, 10.
Fasc. 4: not published. However, the Stevenson copy has plates 11-14 which were to
appear in this issue.
The plates are uncoloured liths, by Sophie Lamouroux, of drawings by the author.
Copies: a complete copy of this rare publication, with original covers, is in the Stevenson
library. A copy without covers of fasc. 2 and 3 is at MICH.
Ref.: Quélet, Rev. Mycol. 14: 6-163. 1892 (Concordance).
Brongniart, Adolphe Théodore (1801-1876), French botanist and palaeobiologist;
leading French taxonomist of the 19th century; son of Alexandre Brongniart. (Brongn.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P, PC.
Ref.: 1H 2: 99; Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 706; Andrews ed. 2, p. 242; Barnhart 1: 256;
BM 1: 254-255, 6: 143; Bossert p. 54; CSP 1: 645-648, 6: 607, 7: 272-273, 9: 364, 12:
124, 13: 833; Dawson p. 154; DBF 7: 418-419; Frank p. 15; IF p. 184; HR; Jackson
p. 527 [index]; Kew 1: 383; KR p. 104; Langman p. 163; Laségue p. 565 [index];
Moebius p. 448 [index]; MW p. 54; PR 1166-1176, 1026, 1214; PR ed. 1, 1313-1325;
Quenstedt p. 60; Saccardo 1: 39.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 334, 347, 367, 397. 1862.
Cornu, Rev. scientifique 10: 564-574. 1876.
Crépin, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 15: 157-159. 1876.
Duchartre et al., Discours ... 21 févr. 1876 ... Adolphe Brongniart. Paris 1876 (bibl.),
also Bull. Soc. bot. France 23(1): 60-82. 1876 (orations at funeral).
Kobell, Sb. bayer. Akad. Wiss. Miinchen 6: 120-121. 1876.
Saporta, Bull. Soc. géol. France 4: 373-407. 1876 (bibl.)
Trimen, J. Bot. 14: 94-96. 1876.
Dumas, Mém. Acad. Sci. Paris 39: xxxvii-cxx. 1879 (bibl.)
Ward, Annual Rep. U.S. geol. Survey 5: 372-373, 405-408, 421-422, 428-431. 1885.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 110. 1903, 3(5): 98. 1905 (portr.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 510. 1909.
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. New South Wales 44: 141, 143. 1910.
Sarton, Isis 14: 417-419 (no. 49). 1930 (portr., medal).
Launay, Une grande famille de savants: Les Brongniarts 155-167, 200-208. 1940.
Merrill, Contr. U.S. nat. Herb. 30(1) : 73-76. 1947 (bibl.)
Chesters, in Turrill, Vistas in botany 4: 299 [index]. 1964.
Leroy, DSB 2: 491-493. 1970 (bibl.)
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 309 [index]. 1973.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) Annales des Sciences naturelles, edited for botany by Brongniart
[et al.] ser. 1-se1. 6, vol. 3, Paris 1824-1876.
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(2) Cuvier et A. T. Brongniart, Description géologique des environs de Paris, 1822, Descrip-
tion des végétaux fossiles by Ad. Br.; further editions 1822, 1825, 1835.
(3) Bory de Saint-Vincent, Dictionnaire classique d’histoire naturelle, Paris 1823-1831,
Brongniart collaborator.
(4) Orbigny, Dictionnaire universel d’histoire naturelle, Paris 1839-1845, 16 vols., Brongniart
collaborator. (ed. 2, 1849, reissue 1861).
(5) Cuvier et al., Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles, Paris 1804-1830, 61 vols., Brongniart
collaborator.
EPONYMY: Adolphia C. F. Meisner (1837); Brongniartella Bory de Saint-Vincent (1822) ;
Brongniartia Blume (1825); Brongniartia Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1824); Brong-
niartikentia Beccari (1920); Brongniartites Unger (1845).
4796. Sur la classification et la distribution des végétaux fossiles. Paris (A. Belin) 1822. Qu.
(Classific. vég. foss.)
Publ.: 1822, p. [1]-91, pl. 1-6. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Mém. Mus. Hist. nat. 8: 203-
240. 1822, pl. 1-4, 297-348, pl. 5-6 [= 16-17 of vol.].
797- Observations sur les Fucoides, et sur quelques autres plantes marines fossiles. [Paris
1823]. Qu. (Observ. Fucoides).
Publ.: Dec 1823 or 1-10 Jan 1824, p. [1]-20, pl. 19-21. Copy: G. — Preprinted from Mém.
Soc. Hist. nat. Paris 1(2): [301]-320, pl. 19-21. Apr 1824 (“1823”). The journal issue
came out on 10 Apr 1824 (MD p. 180) but Brongniart sent a copy of the paper to
Silliman on 10 Jan 1824 [letter Silliman to Brongniart 11 Jan 1824]; another copy
of the preprint was presented to the Société d’ Histoire naturelle, Paris, on 31 Jan 1824.
Ref.: CSP 1: 645.
798. Essai d’une classification naturelle des champignons, ou tableau méthodique des genres
rapportés jusqu’a présent a cette famille. Paris (F. G. Levrault), Strasbourg (id). 1825.
Oct. (Essai classific. nat. champ.)
Publ.: on or shortly before 30 Apr 1825 (BF), p. [1]-99, pl. 1-8 (by Turpin). Copies: G, L.
— Reprinted from Dict. Sci. nat. 33: (3)-(99) (Dec 1824) (see also article ‘‘Mycologie
(Bot.),”’ p. 492-588).
Ref.: BM 1: 254; Jackson 162; Kew 1: 383; PR 1167.
799. Prodrome d’une histoire des végétaux fossiles. Paris (F. G. Levrault), Strasbourg (id.)
1828. Oct. (Prodr. hist. vég. foss.)
Publ.: Dec 1828 (BF 10 Jan 1829, Acad. 5 Jan 1829, Geol. Soc. London 3 Feb 1829,
preface 10 Sep 1828), p. [i]-viii, [1]-223. Copies: BR, G, NY, US. — Published as an
independent book and (with the use of the greater part of the same type but in a
different make-up) at the same time as the entry for Végétaux fossiles in [Cuvier et al.]
Dictionnaire des Sciences naturelles 57: 16-212. Dec 1828. The Prodrome has its own pagi-
nation (1-223) and a title page, a preface and indexes (i-vili) not occurring in the
Dictionnaire. ‘Vhe contents of the pages do not agree and it is therefore impossible to
deduce the page in the Prodrome from that in the Dictionnaire and vice versa. Citation
should preferably be from the Prodrome in accordance with the most common custom.
It is not possible to say which of the two versions has priority: both came out in De-
cember 1828. — ‘‘The finest work on plant fossils we have at present” (Wikstrém,
Arsb. Vetensk. Framsteg Vetensk. Acad. [9]: 169-196. 1830).
Ref.: BM 1: 254; Jackson p. 176; Kew 1: 383; PR 1171.
Eschweiler, Bot. Lit.-Blatt. 2(2): 229-230. 1829.
Guillemin, Bull. Sci. nat. 17(6): 406-418. Jun 1829.
Stafleu, Taxon 15: 320-324. 1966.
Stafleu, Rev. Palaeobot. Palyn. 3(1-4): 15-26. 1967.
800. Histoire des végétaux fossiles, ou recherches botaniques et géologiques sur les végétaux
renfermés dans les diverses couches du globe. Paris, Amsterdam (vol. 1: G. Dufour et Ed.
D’Ocagne; vol. 2: Paris, Crechard et Comp.) 1828-1837, 2 vols. Qu. { (Hist. vég. foss.)
Publ.: Brongniart originally planned to publish two volumes with 160 plates each in
24. fascicles. Publication was discontinued after the 15th fascicle (fasc. 3 of vol. 2)
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which ends in the middle of a sentence. Volume I consists of 12 and 488 pages and 171
plates (1-166, gbis, 37bis, 61bis, 862A, 62B). Volume 2 has 72 pages and 28 plates (1-26,
28, 30). A prospectus of 11 pages is sometimes bound with the volumes. — The facsimile
editions published by Junk (Berlin 1915) and by Asher (Amsterdam 1965) have the
texts combined in one volume and the plates in another. The Histoire and the Prodrome
of 1828 are the works with which Brongniart founded scientific palaeobotany.
vol./livraison pages plates dates
1/1 [i]-xii, [1]-80 1-9, 11, 13, 14, 16-18 17-22 Mar 1828
2 81-136 gbis, 10, 12, 15, 19-27 2-4 Aug 1828
3 137-168 28, 30-36, 38-41, 44, 45 23 Nov 1829
4 169-208 295 42, 435 49-49, 51, 52, 54-50, 6,66 1 Feb 1830
5 209-248 50, 535 37» 58, Orbis, 62, 64, 65, 67, 6 Jun 1831
68, 70, 71, 73, 76
6 249-264. 59, 60, 63, 69, 72, 74s 75s 77» 78-82 28 Nov 1831
5] 265-288 83-97 11 Feb 1833
8 289-312 82A, 98-109 6 Jan 1834
9 313-336 I10-I14, 117, 118, 124, 127, 128, 130 17 Feb 1834
10 337-368 115-116, 119-123, 126, 129, 131-134 28 Mar 1836
Il 369-416 135-146 4. Mar 1837
12 417-488 375 37 bis, 82B, 147-160 4. Mar 1837
2/13 [i-iii], [1]-24 161-166 of [vol. 1], 2, 2, 14, 15, 18 Apr-Dec 1837
14 25-26 3-75 22, 23, 20, 28, 30 3 Mar 1838
15 57-72 8-13, 16, 17, 19-21, 24, 25 Apr-Dec 1838
Prospectus I-II 15 Mar 1828
The 199 illustrations are lithographs after drawings by Brongniart himself, Courtin,
Decaisne, Houdart [Oudart?], Jouy, Malapeau, Mathis, Meunier, Oudard [sic, proba-
bly P. L. Oudart] Riocreux, et al. A prospectus on the forthcoming book (BF 1827: 716),
4 pp., Qu. (n.v.) was distributed in 1827. Two volumes were to be published, each of
6-7 livr. of 48-64 p. and about 15 pl. This announcement (1 Oct 1827) has sometimes been
wrongly interpreted as livraison 1 which actually came out only in Mar 1828.
Facsimile ed. (1): Berlin (Junk) 1915, 2 vols. (n.v.); (2): Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.)
1915, 2 vols. (1: text, 2: plates). Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 254; Jackson 176; Kew 1: 383; NI 242; PR 1172; IDC 561.
Eschweiler, Literaturblatt. reine angewandte Bot. 1: 149-150, 293-329. 1828.
Tessier, J. Sav. Paris 1828(8): 496-501. 1828.
Beudant, Ann. Sci. nat. 24: 435-444. Dec 1831.
Junk, Rara 80, 109, 1900-1913.
Stafleu, Taxon 15: 320-324. 1966.
Stafleu, Rev. Palaeobot. Palyn. 3(1-4): 15-26. 1967.
801. Enumération des genres de plantes cultivés au Muséum @ histoire naturelle de Paris suivant
Pordre établi dans l’école de botanique en 1843. Paris (Fortin, Masson et Cie.), Leipzig
(id.) 1843. Duod. (Enum. pl. Mus. Paris).
Ed. 1: 12 Aug 1843 (BF), [i]-xxxii, [1]-136. Copies: B, L, NY, USDA (has orig. cover).
Ed. 2: “revue et augmentée.” Paris (J. B. Bailliére), London, Madrid, New York. 1850,
publ.: 27 Jul 1850 (BF), p. [1]-237. Copy: US.
Ref.: BM 1: 255; Kew 1: 383; PR 1173.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 2: 389-394. 1844, 9: 398-403. 1851.
802. Tableau des genres de végétaux fossiles considérés sous le point de vue de leur classifica-
tion botanique et de leur distribution géologique ... (Extrait du Dictionnaire universel
(histoire naturelle). Paris (L. Martinet) 1849. Qu. (Tabl. vég. foss.)
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1849 (reprinted from Orbigny, Dict. univ. Hist. nat. vol. 13: 52-176,
publ.: Jul-Dec 1849), p. [1]-127. Copies reprint: NY, US (Geol. Surv.)
Ref.: Andrews p. 242; Jackson p. 177.
803. Recherches sur les graines fossiles silicifiées, par Adolphe Brongniart ... précédés d’une
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notice sur ses travaux, par J. B. Dumas. Paris (Imprimerie nationale) 1881. Qu. (Rech.
graines foss. silic.)
Publ.: 1 Dec 1880 (fide BF 11 Dec 1880), p. [i]-xiv, [1]-93, pl. r-2z, A-C. Posthumous
publication edited by Renault and Grand’Eury with 24 lithographed plates (by
Brongniart and Cuisin) and an excellent frontispiece portrait of Brongniart towards
the end of his life. Copy: WAG.
Ref.: Andrews ed. 2, p. 243; BM 1: 255; Jackson p. 498; NI 243.
Brongniart, Alexandre (1770-1847), French palaeobiologist, director of the Sevres
china factory, father of Adolphe Brongniart. (Al. Brongn.)
COLLECTIONS: Muséum d’Histoire naturelle, Paris.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 256; BM 1: 255; CSP 9: 364; DBF 7: 420;
Kew 1: 383; Quenstedt p. 60-61.
Dict. Sci. Nat. Méd., Biogr. Méd. 2: 539. 1820.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 659 [index]. 1946 (bibl.)
Anon., Flora 31: 88. 7 Feb 1848.
Deleuze, Hist. Mus. Hist. nat. 2: 707-711.
Beaumont, Alg. Konst- Letterbode 1848(1): 132-138.
Silliman et Beaumont, Am. J. Sci. ser. 2. 5: 141-149, 155-159. 1848.
Dumas, Mém. Acad. Sci. Paris 39: xxxvii-cxx. 1879.
Woodward, Hist. Geol. Soc. London 346. 1907.
Balland, Les pharmaciens militaires frangais 270. 1913.
Regnault, La Nature 2942: 510-512. 1934.
Launay, Une grande famille de savants; les Brongniarts. Paris 1940 (bibl.)
Rudwick, DSB 2: 493-497. 1970 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Brongniart, cf. supra, sub A. T. Brongniart.
804. Tableau des terrains qui composent V’écorce du globe, ou essai sur la structure de la partie
connue de la terre. Paris (F. G. Levrault), Strasbourg (id.) 1829. Oct. (abl. terrains
globe).
Publ.: 1829, p. [i]-viii, [1]-435. Copies: NY, ‘Teyler, US.
Ref.: Andrews ed. 2, p. 243; BM 1: 255.
Bronn, Heinrich Georg (1800-1862), German biologist at Heidelberg. (Bronn).
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 3: 355; Barnhart 1: 257; BM 1: 256-257, 6: 143;
CSP 1: 650-652, 7: 273, 9: 365; GR p. 673; Jackson p. 177, 186; Kew 1: 384; NDB;
PR 1177-1180; PR (ed. 1) 1326-1329; Quenstedt p. 61.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 659 [index]. 1846 (bibl.)
Haidinger, Jb. geol. Reichsanst. Wien, 12. Verh. 262-264. 1861-62.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 20: 240. 1862.
Martius, Jb. Akad. Wiss. Miinchen 1862(2): 169-173. 1862; Akad. Denkreden 495-500.
1866.
Ramsay, Quart. J. geol. Soc. London 19: xxxii-xxxiii. 1863.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 85-87. 1874.
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. Geol. Survey 5: 420, 421. 1885.
Weech, Badische Biogr. 1: 132.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 65. 1966.
Hansen, DSB 2: 497-498. 1970 (incompl. bibl.)
Maedefrau, Gesch. Bot. 309 [index]. 1973.
EPONYMY: Bronnia Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1823); Bronnites Unger (1842).
805. System der urweltlichen Pflanzenthiere durch Diagnose, Analyse und Abbildung der
Geschlechter erlautert. Zum Gebrauch bey Vorlesungen iiber Petrefactenkunde und zur
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Erleichterung des Selbststudiums derselben. Mit sieben Steindrucktafeln. Heidelberg
1825. Fol. (Syst. urweltl. Pflanzenthiere).
Publ.: Aug-Dec 1825 (p. iv: Aug 1825), p. [i]-iv, [1]-48, p/. 1-7 (liths by C. F. Miller).
Copy: Teyler.
Ref.: Andrews ed. 2, p. 243; BM 1: 256.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. no. 595, p. 65. 1966.
806. Lethaea geognostica oder Abbildungen und Beschreibungen der fiir die Gebirgs-
Formationen bezeichnendsten Versteinerungen, mit lithographirten 47 Quart-, 1 Folio-
Tafel und 2 Tabellen. Stuttgart 1835-1838, 2 vols. Oct. (Lethaea geogn.)
Erster Band, der Ubergangs- bis Oolithen-Gebirge enthaltend, 1834-1837, p. I-vi, 1-544
(Copy: U), p. vi: Aug 1837.
The errata in vol. 2 mention the existence of two “‘editions,”’ (see also BM 1: 256).
ed. 1: Lief. 1, p. 1-96. 1834, Lief. 2, p. 97-192. 1835, Lief. 3-5, p. 193-480. 1836, Lief. 6,
p- 484-544. 1837.
ed. 2: p. 1-480 reset, p. 481-544, p. 1-vi, publ. 1837.
XKweiter Band, das Kreide- und Molassen-Gebirge enthaltend, 1838, p. [545]- 1346, [4 p.]
(actually: Lief. 7, 8, p. 545-768. 1837, Lief. 9-10, p. 769-1346. 1838). Copy: U. No
second ed. issued.
Atlas, Qu., 48 plates, 1835-1838.
Edition 3, Dritte stark vermehrte Auflage, bearbeitet von H. G. Bronn und Ferdinand
Roemer, 3 vols. Stuttgart (E. Schweizerbart) 1851-1856. Oct. Copy: Teyler.
vol. r: 1851, p. [i]-xil, [xiii, as ‘“‘ix’’], [1]-204, [i]-vi, [1]-708.
vol. 2: Jun-Dec 1856, p. [i]-viul, [3]-124, [i]-iv, [3]-570, [1, err.], [iJ-iv, [3]-412.
vol. 3: Oct-Dec 1856, p. [iii]-vili, [1]-1130.
Atlas, Qu. 123 pl. and text (see Nissen 1966).
Plates: front., 1, 2, 2(1), 3, 3(1), 4 4(1), 5, 5(1), 6, 6(1), 7, 8, 9, 9(1-6), 10, 10(1-2),
Il, 12, 12(1), 13, 13(1), 14, 14(1), 15; 15(1), 16, 17; 17(1), 18-20, 20(1), 21-24, 24(1),
25, 25(1-2), 26, 27, 28, 28(1), 29, 29(1-7), 30, 30(1), 31, 31(1), 325 32(1), 33, 33(1-4);
34> 34.(1-3)» 35> 35(1-5), 36, 36(1-2), 37-49; 40(1), 41,42, 42(1), 42(1a, 1b, 2-8), 43-63.
Ref.: BM 1: 256, 6: 143; PR 1179.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. nos. 592-593, p. 65. 1966.
807. Index palaeontologicus oder Ubersicht der bis jetzt bekannten fossilen Organismen,
unter Mitwirkung der HH. Prof. H. R. Géppert und Herm. v. Meyer, bearbeitet von
Dr. H. G. Bronn. Stuttgart 1848-1849, 2 Abtheilungen in 3 vols., Oct. (Index palaeontol.)
Publ.: The Index palaeontologicus was published (1) separately as well as (2) part of
Bronn’s Handbuch einer Geschichte der Natur which itself forms Band xiii-xv of the
Naturgeschichte der drei Reiche by G. W. Bischoff & others (see no. 808). As a result
the book appears with various sets of title-pages. The above title is of the issue as a
separate book:
Index palaeontologicus
Erste Abtheilung A. Nomenclator palaeontologicus, in alphabetischer Ordnung.
Erste Halfte A-M, p. i-lxxxiv, 1-775, Jul-Dec 1848 (p. vi dated 1 Jul 1848).
Kweite Halfte N-Z, p. 777-[1382]. 1848.
Zweite Abtheilung B. Enumerator palaeontologicus. 980 p., 1849 (p. 1-980 of Band 3,
zweite Abth., Bronn; p. 981-1106 are occupied by the article on Vernunftleben,
constituting “Theil 4”’ of the Handbuch).
Handbuch issue (title additions): Index palaeontologicus oder Uebersicht der bis jetzt be-
kannten fossilen Organismen
A (as In separate issue)
B Enumerator palaeontologicus. Systematische Zusammenstellung und geologische
Entwicklungs-Gesetze der organischen Reiche.
Copies: MICH, Teyler. U (Handbuch issue) ; Teyler (sep. issue).
Ref.: BM 1: 256; Jackson p. 177; PR 1179.
808. Handbuch einer Geschichte der Natur. Stuttgart (E. Schweizerbart) 1841-1849, 3 Bande
in 5 volumes. Oct. (Handb. Gesch. Natur).
Publ.: This Handbuch constitutes Bande 13-15 of the Naturgeschichte der drei Reiche by
G. W. Bischoff et al.
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Band Band Theil title date
Bischoff Bronn
13 I Einleitung
I Kosmisches Leben
2 Tellurisches Leben p. [ii]-xviii, [1,
h.t.], [1]-447, [448. Oct.] 1841,
wrapper: 1842.
14 2 3 Organisches Leben p. [i]-xiv, [1,
h.t.], [1]-836, z pl. 1843
15 3 (Erste Abt.) 3 Organisches Leben (Fortsetzung). Index
palaeontologicus
Erste Halfte A. Nomenclator palaeontologicus A-M
p. i-Ixxxiv, [1]-44. 1847
p. [ii]-vili, 45-775. 1848
(p. viii: 1 Jul 1848)
Zweite Halfte A. Nomenclator palaeontologicus N-Z
p. [i-ui], [778]-1381, [1382, err.] 1848
3 (Zweite Abt.) 3 Organisches Leben (Schluss). Index
palaeontologicus
B. Enumerator palaeontologicus
4 Vernunftleben
pagination Band 3, zweite Abtheilung: p. [i]-[ii], [1]-272 [undated], 273-304,
1846; 305-720, 1847; 721-736, dated “1847, 1849”; p. 737-960, 1829, 961-
1100, undated; 1101-1106, undated errata.
Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 256.
Broome, Christopher Edmund (1812-1886), British mycologist, collaborated with
M. J. Berkeley. (Broome).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BM (40.000), duplicates at CGE, K and PC. Botanical corres-
pondence is also at BM.
Ref.: BB p. 47; IH 2: 100.
Anon., Hist. coll. Nat. Hist. Depts. Brit. Mus. 137. 1904.
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxx. 1948.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 258; BB p. 47; BM 1: 258; Bossert p. 54;
CSP 1: 655, 7: 274, 9: 366, 12: 125, 13: 838; GR p. 368; HR; Kew 1: 386; LS 4150-
4155¢.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1886/7: 34-35. 1887.
Murray, J. Bot. 25: 148-150. 1887 (bibl.)
Winter, Hedwigia 26(2): 40. 1887.
Babington, Memorials 269. 1897.
White, Fl. Bristol 82-83. 1912.
EPONYMY: Broomeia Berkeley (1844); Broomella P. A. Saccardo (1883); Broomeola O.
Kuntze (1891) ; Neobroomella Petrak (194.7). Note: Broomea Cookson & Eisenack (1958) is
dedicated to Broome, a palaeobotanical collector in Australia, about whom we have no
further data.
Brotero, Felix de Avellar (1744-1828), Portuguese botanist, professor of botany at
Coimbra in the later part of his life. (Brot.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LISU (only 337 specimens left), some material also in the Bern-
hardi herbarium at MO.
Refe TH 2 100:
Pereira Coutinho, Arq. Univ. Lisboa 3: 333-379. 1916.
d’Arcy, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 59(1): 24. 1971.
35,
BROTERO
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 559, 5(2): 409, 550, 6(2): 939, 947; Barnhart
1: 258; BM 1: 77; Bossert p. 54; Colmeiro p. clxii; CSP 1: 656; GR p. 766 (q.v. for some
Port. sources) ; Jackson p. 341, 484; Kew 1: 386; Langman p. 97; LS 4156-4157; NI 247-
248; PR 1192-1198.
Anon., Flora 12: 240. 21 Apr 1829.
Hooker, Bot. Mag., Comp. new series 1845: 37-42.
Denis, Nouv. Biogr. gén. 7: 511-513.
Colmeiro, Bot. hisp. lusit. 176-178. 1858.
Fournier, in Baillon, Dict. bot. 1: 499. 1876.
Tavares, Broteria 1: ix-xili. 1902.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 168. 1903, 3(3): 182. 1905 (ref. to portr.) See also
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 19. 1906.
Sampaio, Aguia ser. 2. 2: 60-62. 1912.
Coutinho, Arquiv. Univ. Lisboa 3: 333-379. 1916.
Backer, Verkl. woordenboek 85. 1936.
Fernandes et al., Bol. Soc. Broter. ser. 2. 19: Ixxiv-xcili. 1944 (portr., bibl.)
Luisier, Broteria Ci. nat., 13(4): 146-158. 1944 (bibl.)
Pires de Lima, Publ. Inst. bot. Samapaio, Porto 1: 1-17. 1944.
Pires de Lima e Santos, Publ. Inst. bot. Sampaio, Porto 1: 1-44. 1944 (correspondence).
Fernandes, Rev. Fac. Cienc. Univ. Coimbra, 14: 51-108. 1945.
Rivas Goday, Bol. real. Soc. Espan. Hist. nat. 43(7/’): 405-417. 1945.
Rivas Goday, Bol. real. Soc. Espanola 1945: 405-410.
Pires de Lima, Ann. Soc. Broter. 12: 5-15. 1946 (Publ. Inst. bot. Sampaio, Porto no. 26)
(3 letters).
Pires de Lima, Publ. Inst. bot. Sampaio, Porto 33: 1-11. 1948 (iconography).
Fernandes, Anuario Soc. Brot. 16: 25-51. pl. r. 1950.
Bourdon, Ann. Soc. Brot. 36: 9-86. 1970 (letters to Valorado).
Dolezal, Friedrich Welwitsch 233 [index]. 1974.
EPONYMy (genera): Brotera Cavanilles (1799); Brotera K. P. J. Sprengel (1801); Brotera
K. P. J. Sprengel (1802); Brotera Vellozo (1825); Brotera Willdenow (1803); Broteroa
A. P. de Candolle (1836, orth. var. of Brotera K. P. J. Sprengel (1801) ; Broteroa O. Kuntze
(1891, orth. var. of Brotera Willdenow (1803); (journals): Brotéria revista de sciencias
naturaes do Collegio de S. Fiel, Lisboa. Vol. 1-25, 1902-1931. From Vol. 6. 1907 sub-
divided in I Parte Serie Zoologica and IT Parte Serie Botanica. From Vol. 28. 1932 these two
series are combined in Série trimestrial ; Ciéncias Naturais, Lisboa. Vol. 1-x, 1932-x; Boletim
da sociedade broteriana. Coimbra. Vol. 1-28, 1880-1920; Ser. 2. Vol. 1-x, 1922-x.
HANDWRITING: Publ. Inst. bot. Sampaio, Porto 1: pl. 1-30. 1944, ib. 26: pl. 1-12. 1947. ©
MEMORIAL VOLUME: Bol. Soc. Broter. 19. 1944.
POSTAGE STAMPS: Portugal 1.75 esc. (1944) yv. 654; 50 c. (1944) yv. 652.
809. Compendio de botanica, ou nogoens elementares desta sciencia, segundo os melhores
escritores modernos, expostas na lingua Portugueza. Paris, Lisboa (Paulo Martin) 1788,
2 vols. Oct. (Comp. bot.)
Ednr1 788.
Vol. r: p. [i]-Ixxvi, [1]-471. Copies: G, HU, UC.
Vol. 2: p. [1]-411, [4, err.], pl. 1-31. Copies: G, HU, UC.
Ed. 2: Compendio de botanica do Doutor Felix de Avellar Brotero, addicionado e posto
em harmonia com os conhecimentos actuaes desta sciencia, segundo os botanicos mais
celebres, como Mirbel, De Candolle, Richard, Lecocq, e outros ... Por Antonio
Albino da Fonseca Benerides ... Lisboa (Academica Real das Sciencias) 1837-1839,
2 vols. Qu.
Vol. r: 1837 (p.v.: 11 Feb 1837), p. [i*-viii*], i-xi, [i]-xxiii, [1]-401, 6 pl., nos. 1/2,
3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/10, 11/12, [2, errata]. Copy: NY.
Vol. 2: 1839, p. [i]-vii, i-vii, 1-668, [1, err.], pl. 1-25. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 77; Kew 1: 386; PR 1192.
Pritzel, Bot. Zeit. 1: 560-562. 18 Aug 1843.
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810. Phytographia Lusitaniae selectior, seu novarum et aliarum minus cognitarum stirpium,
quae in Lusitania sponte veniunt, descriptiones. Fascic. I.us Lisboa (Ad Arcum Caeci)
1800. Fol. [n.v., title fide Sampaio]. t (Phytogr. Lusitan. select.) (n.v.)
Publ.: 1800 (t.p.) Copy at Faculdade de Ciencias, Universidade do Porto. This was the
first fascicle of no. 811, with 8 plates and 35 [?] pages (PR mentions 84 p., Schrader
20 folio sheets, Kénig et Sims “‘plag. 19”’). This first edition was withdrawn by Brotero
because of various deficiencies (Sampaio).
Ref.: BM 1: 77; NI 247; PR 1196 note; SY; IDC 6437.
Anon., J. Bot. Schrader 1801 (1, 2): 435-443. 1803.
Ké6nig et Sims, Ann. Bot. 1(1): 111. 1805.
Sampaio, Aguia ser. 2. 2: 60-62. 1912.
811. Phytographia Lusitaniae selectior, seu novarum, rariorum, et aliarum minus cognita-
rum stirpium, quae in Lusitania sponte veniunt, ejusdemque floram spectant, descrip-
tiones iconibus illustratae. Lisboa (Typographia Regia) 1816-1827, 2 vols. Fol. (Phytogr.
Lusit. select.)
Vol. r: 1816 (in fascicles of which the contents and dates are unknown), p. [i-vii], 1-235,
[236, err.], pl. 1-82. The original first fascicle (see above, 810) was corrected. Copies:
HH, HU, USDA.
Vol. 2: 1827, p. [1]-263, [264, err.], pl. 83-181. Copies: HH.
The plates are uncoloured copper engravings by Ferreira and Queirioz. The Stiftung fiir
Botanik copy has a portrait of the author (added later?).
Ref.: BM 1: 77; Kew 1: 386; LS 4157; NI 248; Plesch p. 159; PR 1196; IDC 5629.
Sampaio, Aguia 2: 60-62. 1912.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 77. 1975 (sold at £ 420).
812. Flora lusitanica, seu plantarum, quae in Lusitania vel sponte crescunt, vel frequentius
coluntur, ex florum praesertim sexubus systematice distributarum, synopsis. Lisboa
(Typographia Regia) 1804 [-1805], 2 vols. Oct. (FI. lusit.)
Vol. r: 1804, p. [i]-xvili, [1]-607. Copy: HH.
Vol. 2: 10 Jul 1805 (fide Sayre; Monthly Lit. Adv. 2; JGE 20 Feb 1806, J. Phys. Mar
1806), p. [1]-557, [558, err.]. Copy: HH. — The dating of books during the ‘Napoleonic
pause” is notoriously difficult. Both volumes are dated 1804, but the first proofs
(available to us) of the publication of vol. 2 are from the middle of 1805. Some names
must be attributed to Link or Hoffmannsegg (Rothmaler 1940).
Ref.: BM 1: 77; Jackson p. 341; Kew 1: 386; LS 4156; PR 1194; SY; IDC 5041.
Link, Neues J. Bot. Schrader 1(3): 128-148. 1806.
Roemer, Collect. rem. bot. spectantia 261-267. 1809.
Rothmaler, Repert. Sp. nov. 49: 53-54. 1940.
Brotherus, Viktor Ferdinand (1849-1929), Finnish bryologist, highschool teacher
at Helsinki. (Broth.)
HERBARIUM and types: H(120.000) ; for further details see 1H.
Exsiccatae: 1. Bryotheca fennica (fasc. 1-4. nos. 1-400, Helsingfors 1910-1916). Schedae
issued with fascicles and in separate booklets. Sets at BM, FH, H, PC.
2. Musci fenniae exsiccatae (fasc. 1-9, nos. 1-450, Helsingfors 1871-1888) ; see e.g. Brotherus,
die Laubmoose Fennoskandias (1923). Sets at BM, FH, G, H, K, NY, PC.
3. Musci turkestanict (nos. 1-136. 1899[?], 137-340, total number unknown, 1903 or 1904).
Setsvat hb Ga Ho Ko PG:
4. Plantae lapponicae rariores, 70 nos., only a few copies distributed.
Ref.: 1H 2: too.
Saelan, Acta Soc. Fauna FI. fenn. 43(1): 575. 1916.
Palmgren, Mem. Soc. Fauna Fl. fenn. 1: 120-126. 1927.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 186-188. 1971.
Collander et al., Acta Soc. Fauna FI. fenn. 81: 643. 1973.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIoGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 259; BM 1: 258, 6: 145-146; BL 2: 62, 96;
Bossert p. 54; CSP 9: 367, 12: 116, 13: 839; GR p. 614; Kew 1: 386-387; KR p. 105;
LS 41593 MW p. 54-55; Saelan p. 53-57.
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Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 107. 1903, 3(3): 92. 1905 (ref. to portr.)
Malta, Ann. Crypt. exot. 2: 205-216. 1929 (portr., bibl.)
Fleischer, Rev. bryol. ser. 2. 2: 71-81. 1929 (portr., bibl.)
Reimers, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 47: (93)-(95). 1929-1930.
Fleischer, Ann. Bryol. 2: 1. 1929.
Gepp, J. Bot. 67: 114. 1929.
Hayren, Geogr. Sallsk. Finlands Tidskr. 1/2: 52-55. 1929 (portr.)
Hayren, Soc. Sci. fenn. Arsbok-Vuossik. 9B(1): 1-28. 1931 (portr., bibl.)
Kotilainen, Arch. Soc. zool. bot. fenn. Vanamo 4(2): 107-109. 1950.
Collander, Hist. botany Finland 38-40, 105, 109, 111, 112. 1965.
Collander et al., Acta Soc. Fauna FI. fenn. 81: 51-57. 1973 (bibl., q.v. also for further
references to biogr.)
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) EP ed. 1: Andreaeaceae, Bryales, in I. 3: 265-268, 277-1246. 1goI-
1909 (for precise dates see under Engler and Prantl; see also Bryologist 7: 76-77. 1904
for a contemporary review).
(2) EP ed. 2: Andreaeaceae, in 10: 129-131, 19243; Bryales, in 10: 143-478. 1924, II: 1-522.
1925, reviews: Herzog, Z.f. Bot. 16: 684-685. 1924; Le Roy Andrews, Bryologist 28:
35-38. 1925; Moller, Sv. bot. Tidskr. 19: 290. 1925.
EPONYMY: Brothera C. Mueller Hal. (1900); Brotherella Loeske ex M. Fleischer (1914);
Brotherobryum M. Fleischer (1914); Bryobrothera I. ‘Thériot (1921).
813. Etudes sur la distribution des mousses au Caucase. Helsingfors (J. C. Frenckell & Son)
1884. Oct. (Etud. distr. mousses Caucase).
Publ.: Jan-Jun 1884 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1884; Hedwigia Dec 1884), p. [i-iv], [1]-104. Copy: L.
Ref.: BM 1: 258; Kew 1: 386.
Geheeb, Bot. Centralbl. 19: 198-200. 1884.
Winter, Hedwigia 24: 46. 1885.
Saelan, Acta Soc. Fauna FI. fenn. 43(1): 53. 1916.
814. Societas pro Fauna et Flora fennica Flora fennica I. Die Laubmoose Fennoskandias
bearbeitet von V. F. Brotherus. Mit 118 Figuren ... Helsingfors (Akademische Buch-
handlung) 1923, Berlin (R. Friedlander & Sohn), London (Wheldon & Wesley Ltd.)
1923. Oct. (Laubm. Fennoskand.)
Orig. ed.: late 1923 or early 1924 (pref. Sep 1923, Nat. Nov. 1924; first reviews Jan-Apr
1924), p. [iJ-xiii, [1]-635, figs. 1-118. Copy: L.
Facsimile ed.: Koenigstein (Otto Koeltz) 1974, ISBN 3-87429-078-6. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: Elfving, Finsk Tidskr. 96: 303-308. 1924.
Roivainen, Luonnon Ystava 28: 138-139. 1924.
Holzinger, Bryologist 28: 25-26. 1925.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 32. 1963.
Brouard, Edouard Jacques (/l. 1820), French physician and botanist at Evreux.
(Brouard).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 258; PR 1199.
815. Catalogue des plantes du département de I’ Eure. Evreux (Ancelle Fils) 1820. Duod. (in
sixes) (Cat. pl. Eure).
Publ.: Mai 1820 (BF 20 Mai 1820), p. [i]-xiv, [15]-122, [1, err.]. Copy: B.
Ref.: BM 1: 258; PR 1199.
Broughton, Arthur (x-1796), British botanist and physician at Bristol and from 1783
in Jamaica. (Broughton).
HERBARIUM and Types: BRL (not traced, fide Kent, but see Willis and Gledhill 1971).
Jamaica herbarium at BRISTOL (fide BB).
360
BROUN
Ref.: BB p. 47.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 46. 1957.
Willis and Gledhill, Proc. Bristol Nat. Soc. 32(1): 53-57. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 259; BB p. 47; BM 1: 258; DNB 6: 5409;
Jackson p. 233, 449, 450; Kew 1: 388; PR 1200-1203.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 17. 1898.
White, Fl. Bristol 66-67. 1912.
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxiv. 1948.
Willis and Gledhill, Proc. Bristol Nat. Soc. 32: 53-57. 1971 (on herbarium book).
EPONYMY: Broughtonia R. Brown (1813).
816. Enchiridion botanicum; complectens characteres genericos et specificos plantarum per
insulas britannicas sponte nascentium: ex Linnaeo aliisque desumtos. London (G.
Robinson), Bristol (J. B. Becket) 1782. Oct. (Enchir. bot.)
Publ.: 1782 (Monthly Rev. Jun 1783), p. [i*], i-ii, 1-226, index [7]p. Copies: HH, UC. —
Published anonymously. Reissue 1782, with a cancel title-page at BM (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 258; Henrey 691, 521; Jackson p. 233; Kew 1: 388; PR 1200.
817. Hortus eastensis, or a catalogue of exotic plants in the garden of Hinton East Esq. in
the mountains of Liguanea, at the time of his decease. Kingston 1792. Qu. (n.v.) (Hortus
east.)
Publ.: 1792, p. 1-32, see also Bryan Edwards, The history civil and commercial, of the
British Colonies in the West Indies in two volumes, ed. 1. 1: [473]-495, London (John
Stockdale) 1792/3 (ed. 2. 1: [473]-494, 1794), ed. 1, Dublin (Luke White) edition
1793, 1: [455]-491. Copy: MICH.
Ref.: Jackson p. 450; Kew 1: 388; [not in PR].
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 17. 1898.
818. Hortus eastensis, or a catalogue of exotic plants cultivated in the botanic garden in
the mountains of Liguanea; published by order of the Hon. House of Assembly. St. Jago
de la Vega 1794. Qu. (n.v.) (Hort. east.)
Publ.: 1794, p. 1-35.
Ref.: BM 1: 258, 2: 922; Jackson p. 450; PR 1202.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 17. 1898.
819. A catalogue of the more valuable and rare plants growing in the public botanic garden in the
mountains of Liguanea, in the island of Jamaica: also of medicinal and other plants, growing
in South and North America, the East Indies etc. the introduction of which would be a
great acquisition to the botanic gardens here. [St. Jago de la Vega] 1794. Qu. (n.v.)
(Cat. pl. gard. Liguanea).
Publ.: 1794, 6 p.; title fide PR.
Ref.: Jackson p. 449; PR 1203.
Broun, Alfred Forbes (1858-x), British botanist who worked some time in the Sudan.
(Broun).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 259; BL 1: 20; Kew 1: 388.
Stapf, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1907: 234.
820. Flora of the Sudan by A. F. Brown ... and R. E. Massey ... with a conspectus of
groups of plants and artificial key to families by J. Hutchinson ... Published with the
consent of the Sudan Government. London (Sudan Government office) 1929. Oct.
(Fl. Sudan).
Co-authors: Reginald Ernest Massey; John Hutchinson (1884-1972).
Publ.: 1929 (p. ix: 20 Mar 1928), p. [i]-14, [x, abbr.], [1]-502. Copies: BR, HM, MICH,
NY, US. — See also G. M. Crowfoot, Flowering plants of the Northern and Central
362
BROUN
Sudan, intr. by Broun, Leominster [1929], front., [i]-xxv, p/. 1-163, 8 unnumbered pl.,
Oct.
Reja2 Blasi 20): IWews b300:
Broussonet, Pierre Marie Auguste (1761-1807), French botanist and zoologist at
Montpellier, collector in Morocco (1794-1975, 1797-1799), and the Canary Islands
(1799-1803) later professor at the Montpellier medical school and director of its bo-
tanical garden. (Brouss.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: at MPU. Much Broussonet material from the Montpellier region
went to A. P. de Candolle (now G) for his revision of the Flore francaise. The Broussonet
collections from the Canary Islands and from Mogador came to MPU via the Bouchet-
Doumeng herbarium; duplicates went e.g. to Willdenow (B) and are further at C, CGE,
FI, G and MO.
Ref.: TH 2: 100.
Candolle, Phytographie 400. 1880.
Granel de Solignac, L. et L. Bertrand, Naturalia monspeliensia bot. 18: 272. 1967.
Miller, Taxon 19: 516. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 293; Barnhart 1: 259; BM 1: 258-259, 6: 146;
Bossert p. 54; Dawson p. 65, 155-173; DBF 7: 457-458; IF p. 685 (sub Cavanilles) ;
Jackson p. 420; Kew 1: 388; PR 603, 1204; SO 2118, 2116; Zander ed. 10, p. 595.
Dryander, Cat. Banks 5: 177 [index]. 1800.
Cuvier, Eloge hist. de M. Broussonet, Paris 1808, 25 p. (copy: NY), repr. from Mém.
Inst. de France, Sci. nat. phys. 1807(1) Hist.: 93-115. 1807; also Cuvier, Eloges hist.
membr. Acad. Sci. 1: 311-342. 1842.
Cuvier, Mag. enclop. 1808(2, 3): 5-32; in Schrader, Neues J. Bot. 3(3/4) : 251-263. 1809.
Candolle, Eloge hist. de M. Auguste Broussonet. Montpellier 1809, 33 p., (bibl.)
Thiébaut de Berneaud, Mém. Soc. Linn. Paris 3: 1-23. 1824, also repr. Paris 1824.
Martins, Le jardin des plantes de Montpellier 41-79. 1854.
Candolle, Mémoires et Souvenirs 137, 188. 1862.
Cosson et Durieu, Exp. Sci. Algérie, Bot. 2: xvii. 1868.
Roumeguére, Mém. Soc. nat. Sci. nat. Cherbourg 18: 304-317. 1874 (corr.)
Fournier, in Baillon, Dict. bot. 1: 499-500. 1876.
Aubouy, Am. Soc. Hort. Hist. nat. Hérault ser. 2. 29: 129-161. 1897.
Cosson, Comp. fl. Atl. 1: 11. 1881.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 110. 1903, 3(3): 98. 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 19. 1906.
Dawson, The Smith Papers 19. 1934.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 85. 1936.
Cameron, Sir Joseph Banks 216. 1952.
Ewan, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 103: 811. 1959.
Harant et Vidal, Monspeliensis Hippocrates 8: 23-26. 1961.
Caillé, Revue Institut Napoléon 89: 157-166. 1963.
Stafleu, in L’Héritier, Sert. ang]. facs. ed. xlvi, Ixv, Ivii, Ixxix. 1963.
Granel, Pages medico-hist. montpéll. 129-130. 1964.
Vidal, Monspeliensis Hippocrates 37: 25-34. 1967.
Motte, DSB 2: 509-511. 1970 (extensive sec. lit.)
Hahn, The anatomy of a scientific institution 337. 1971.
EPONYMY: Broussonetia L’Héritier de Brutelle ex Ventenat (1799, nom. cons.) ; Broussonetia
C. Gomez Ortega (1798, nom. rej.)
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 337-338. 1972; Monogr. Biol. Canar. 4: 33. 1973 (fig. 22).
821. Elenchus plantarum horti botanici monspeliensis. Anno 1804. Montpellier (Auguste Ricard)
1805. Oct. (in fours) (Elench. horti bot. monspel.)
Publ.: between 15 Jan and 11 Mar 1805 (dates of the preface and of the presentation to
the Paris Académie), p. [i]-viii, [1]-63. Copy: M. — Appendix 1806, 18 p. (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 259; Kew 1: 388; PR 1204; SY p. 23; IDC 5862.
362
BROWN, N.E.
Brown, Addison (1830-1913), American botanist, president of the New York Botanical
Garden. (A. Brown).
HERBARIUM and types: MASS (orig.), NY.
Ref.: 1H 2: 100.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 260; BFM 1586; BL 1: 160; BM 1: 259;
Bossert p. 543 Kew 1: 390.
Morris, Torreya 13: 119. 1913.
Montague, Garden J. New York Bot. Gard. 4(1): 1-4, 26. 1954 (portr.)
McVaugh, Edward Palmer 83. 1959.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 103-104. 1973.
EPONYMY: (journal) Addisonia colored illustrations and popular descriptions of plants.
Published by the New York Botanical Garden (Addison Brown Fund). New York. Vol.
I-x, 1916-x. Note: For generic eponyms based on the name Brown, cf. infra, sub N. E.
and R. Brown, and sub P. Browne.
Brown, John Ednie (1848-1899), Scottish born Australian botanist. (7. EL. Brown).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: AD (in part at least, judging from Maiden, Crit. Rev. Eucalyp-
tus 2: 30); other material at MEL.
Reje U2 rot
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 262; BB p. 48; BM 1: 260; CSP 7: 279, 9:
ers RY
Anon., Rep. Australasian Ass. Adv. Sci. 1907: 174.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Brown, cf. infra, sub N. E. and R. Brown,
and sub P. Browne.
822. The forest flora of South Australia. Adelaide 1882-1890. Broadsheet. (Forest fl. S.
Australia).
Publ.: The 45 unnumbered plates were issued in nine parts with accompanying text
(2 or 3 p.), in undated paper wrappers. Part 1 has p. [i-v] preface material.
part probable date Nat. Nov. part probable date Nat. Nov.
I Dec 1882-Mar 1883 Mai 1883 6 Aug 1885 Jul 1886
2 Apr-Sep 1883 Nov 1883 7 Jan-Jul 1886 Jul 1886
3 early 1884 Jul 1884 8 early 1888 Sep 1888
4 Jul-Oct 1884 Dec 1884 9 Feb 1890 Nov 1891
5 Jan-Apr 1885 Aug 1885
The dates are those given by Eichler and Eichler (1962) who also list the contents of the
parts. We have added the months in which the parts were listed (in Europe!) by Naturae
Novitates. The plates are chromolithographs; some of them are taken from photographs.
We are grateful to Drs. S. T. Blake and H. Eichler for supplementary information. Copy
(in orig. wrappers): NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 260; GF p. 52; NI 249.
Eichler and Eichler, S. Austr. Naturalist 36: 39-42. 1962.
Brown, Nicholas Edward (1849-1934), British botanist. (V. E. Brown).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 263.
Anon., J. Kew Guild 2: 167. 1904. (portr.)
Anon., Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 91: 268. 1934 (portr.)
Anon., J. Kew Guild 5: 460-461. 1935.
363
BROWN, N.E.
Cotton, J. Bot. 73: 19-21. 1935.
Hutchinson, Proc. Linn. Soc 147: 165-167 1935.
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 1: 168. 1935 (portr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 85-86. 1936.
White, The Stapelieae 1: 115. 1937 (portr.)
Rappa, Lav. Ist. bot. Giardino col. Palermo 14: 3-18. 1954 (‘‘la sua opera e la mia
priorita’’).
COMPOSITE WORKS: Many contributions to Oliver, Fl. trop. Afr., listed under Oliver.
EPONYMY: Brownanthus Schwantes (1927).
Note: For other eponyms based on the name Brown, cf. infra, sub R. Brown, and sub
P. Browne.
823. Arachnoidiscus an account of the genus, comprising its history, distribution, develop-
ment and growth of the frustule, structure and its examination and purpose in life, and a
key to and descriptions of all known species, illustrated. London (W. Watson & Sons)
1933. Oct. (Arachnoidiscus).
Publ.: 1933, p. [1]-88, pl. 1-7. Copy: PCS.
Brown, Robert (1773-1858), British botanist, who travelled with Flinders to Australia,
was librarian to Banks and to the Linnean Society of London, and Keeper of botany at
the British Museum; one of the most versatile botanists of the first half of the nineteenth
century. (R. Br.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Robert Brown’s herbarium, consisting mainly of his own collec-
tions from Australia, Tasmania, Timor, the Cape and some other Australian collections,
came into the possession of J. J. Bennett in 1858 and was split up upon the latter’s death
in 1876. The main set went to BM (3900 species) the second set to K, the third to E.
Smaller sets of duplicates are in many herbaria, for instance in the Thunberg herbarium
(UPS) and at G and P. The types of the names in R. Brown’s non-Australian publica-
tions are mainly at BM. Types of algae mainly at BM, some at K. The collection of fossil
wood is also at BM.
Ref.: BB p. 48-49; TH 2: 101. 1954.
Anon., J. Bot. 14: 192. 1876.
Candolle, Phytographie 400. 1880.
Anon., Hist. Coll. BMNH 84. 1904.
Steenis-Kruseman, FI. males. ser. 1. 1: 83-84. 1950 (portr.)
Dickinson, Phycol. Bull. 1: 11. 1952.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 46. 1953.
Burbidge, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 8o: 229. 1956 (coll. loc.)
Womersley, Austr. J. mar. freshwater Res. 7: 345-346. 1956 (notes on Brown’s col-
lections of Algae which were passed over to Dawson Turner).
Stearn, An introduction to Robert Brown’s ‘‘Prodromus”’ zn facsimile edition, Wein-
heim 1960.
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 64. 1970.
Powell and Morley, Irish Nat. J. 18: 161-162. 1975 (on W. R. McNab’s collection of
R. Brown specimens).
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 301. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 224, 4: 764; Barnhart 1: 263; BB p. 48-49;
BL 2: 295; BM 1: 260-261, 6: 146-147; Bossert p. 55; CSP 1: 660-661, 7: 279, 12: 127,
13: 848; Dawson p. 172-174; DNB 7: 25b-27b; Frank p. 15; GR p. 369; IF p. 648;
Jackson p. 527 [index]; Kew 1: 395-396; KR p. 106-107; Langman p. 164; Laségue
p. 565 [index]; MD p. 68-69; MW p. 55-56; Moebius p. 448 [index]; PR 1213-1250,
2, 78, 498, 613, 2958, 8559, 9952; Quenstedt p. 62; Zander (ed. 10) p. 595.
Agardh, Flora 16(2): 515-542. 1833.
Jussieu, Arch. bot. Guillemin, 1: 381-384. 1833.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 2: 61. 1850.
364,
BROWN, R.
Balfour, Trans. bot. Soc. Edinb. 6: 119-128. 1858.
Furnrohr, Flora 41: 438-440. 1858.
Morren, Prologue consacré a la mémoire de Robert Brown. Gand [Gent] 1858, 12 p.
(portr., bibl.), copy at G.
Seemann, Bonplandia 6: 223-226, 334. 1858. 7: 1-2. 1859.
Bell and Bennett, Bot. Zeit. 18: 326-328. 1860.
Martius, Flora 42: 10-15, 25-31. 1859, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 3. 3: 321-331. 1859,
Almanach kais. Akad. Wien 1859(2): 140-148, Akad. Denkreden 365-381. 1866.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 163, 267, 411, 454. 1862.
Brown, The miscellaneous botanical works of Robert Brown. London 1866-1868, 3 vols.
Oct.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schrifsteller-Lexikon 87-89. 1874.
Carruthers, J. Bot. 14: 97-105. 1876 (on Bennett and Br.)
Gray, Sci. Pap. 2: 283-288. 1889.
Hooker, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1887/8: 54-67. 1890.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1888/90: 35. 1891.
Gray, Letters 2: 830 [index]. 1895.
Carruthers, J. Bot. 34: 26-29. 1896 (portr. bust).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 90. 1903, 3(3): 76, 209. 1905 (portr.)
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 20. 1906.
Maiden, J. Proc. Roy. Soc. New South Wales 42: 65-66. 1908, J. W. Austral. nat. Hist.
Soc. 6: 29. 1909; J. R. Soc. Tasmania 1909: 5.
Maiden, Life of Sir Josephs Banks 240 [index]. 1909.
Farmer in Oliver, Makers Brit. bot. 108-125. 1913 (portr.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 309-335. 1914.
Huxley, Life letters Hooker 2: 524-525 [index]. 1918.
Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 290. 1921.
Britten, J. Bot. 60: 177-184. 1922 (R. Br. and the Monthly Mag.)
Ardagh, Portraits and memoirs of Robert Brown. London 1928.
Ramsbottom et al., Proc. Linn. Soc. 144: 17-54. 1932 (portr.)
Whitley, J. Proc. Roy. Austral. Hist. Soc. 9(5): 300-301. 1933.
Backer, Verklarend woordenboek 86. 1936.
Gilmour, Brit. botanists 32-34. 1944.
Willis, Vict. Naturalist 66(5): 83-84. Sep 1949 (portr.)
Steenis, Fl. males. ser. 1. 4(2): Ixxxix. 1949 (portr.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 83-84. 1950 (portr.)
Anon., Australasian Herb. News 7: 5-6. 1950 (mss at BM).
Burbridge, Australasian Herb. News 10: 6-7. 1952 (on mss).
Smith, J. Proc. W. Austral. hist. Soc. 4(5): 62-63. 1953.
Berton, Monde des Plantes 50(315): 2: 1955.
Blake, Proc. Roy. Soc. Queensland 66(1): 1-19. 1955 (bibl.)
Burbidge, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 80: 229-233. 1956 (coll. local.)
Lamb, G. F., J. Franklin happy voyager 39, 242, 272. 1956.
Osborn, Austral. J. Sci. 21(5): 127-130. 1958.
Dupree, Asa Gray 482 [index]. 1959.
Genkel, Akad. Nauk SSSR, Izv, ser. Biol. 24(1): 139-143. 1959.
Smith, European vision and the South Pacific 276 [ind.] 1960.
Stearn, Introduction [to facsimile edition of J. R. Brown, Prodromus, Weinheim 1960,
also in ‘Three prefaces, Weinheim 1962.
Stearn, Taxon 10: 237-238. 1961.
Kerr, Austral. Orchid. Rev. 29(3): 16-19, 124-127. 1964.
Burbidge, Austral. Dict. Biogr. 1: 166-167. 1966.
Sinnott, Freethinker, London, 89: 348-349. 1969.
Stearn, DSB 2: 516-522. 1970.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 368 [index]. 1971.
Anon., Musées de Genéve 123: 10. 1972 (portr.)
Stafleu, zn Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 21: 104. 1972 (portr.)
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 309 [index]. 1973.
Dolezal, Friedrich Welwitsch 233 [index]. 1974.
Rourke, J. S. Afr. Bot. 40(1): 47-60. 1974. (Brown at the Cape, portr., map).
BROWN, R.
COLLECTED works: The miscellaneous botanical works of Robert Brown ... London (Ray
Society) 1860-1868, 2 vols. text, Oct., 1 vol. atlas Qu. — See also below R. Brown’s Ver-
mischte botanische Schriften, Leipzig, Nirnberg 1825-1834, 5 vols. Oct.
EPONYMyY: Brunonia J. E. Smith (1810); Brunoniella C. E. B. Bremekamp (1964).
Note: Brownanthus Schwantes (1927) is dedicated to Nicholas Edward Brown (1849-
1934), q.v.; Browneopsis Huber (1906) is dedicated to Patrick Browne (1730-1790), q.v.;
Browningia N. L. Britton & J. N. Rose (1920) is dedicated to W. E. Browning, “...
director of the Instituto Ingles at Santiago, Chile ...”; Brownleea W. H. Harvey ex
J. Lindberg (1842) is dedicated to J. Brownlee (fl. 1842), English missionary in South
Africa; Brownlowia Roxburgh (1820) is dedicated to Lady Brownlow, English patroness
of science.
HANDWRITING: Guillemin, Arch. bot. 1: 381-384. 1833; J. S. Afr. Bot. 40(1): 51. 1974.
824. On the natural order of plants called Proteaceae. By Robert Brown, Lib. L.S. From the
Transactions of the Linnean Society, vol. x. London (Richard Taylor and Co.) 1810.
Qu. (Nat. order Proteac.)
Publ.: Feb 1810, p. [i, reprint t.p. with above title], 15-226, tabl. 2, 3. Copy: MO. — Re-
printed from Trans. Linn. Soc. 10(1): 15-226. Feb 1810, title on p. 15: On the Pro-
teaceae of Jussieu. Also in Misc. bot. works 2: 1-192.
Ref.: CSP 1: 660; PR 1217.
Stearn, An introduction to Robert Brown’s Prodromus, in facsimile edition, Wein-
heim 1960, p. xxxil.
Tyrrell, Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana. 12. 1963.
825. Prodromus florae Novae Hollandiae et Insulae van-Diemen, exhibens characteres plan-
tarum quas annis 1802-1805 per oras utriusque insulae collegit et descripsit Robertus
Brown; insertis passim aliis speciebus auctori hucusque cognitis, seu evulgatis, seu in-
editis praesertim Banksianis, in primo itinere navarchi Cook detectis. Vol. 1. London
(J. Johnson & Co.) 1810. Oct. (in fours). (Prodr.)
First edition: 1-7 Apr 1810, p. [1]-viii, 145-590, [2, add.], p. 1-144 never issued. There is
no second volume. Copies: BR, G, NY.
Reprint [“‘male impressa,”” PR 1215], in Isis 1819: col. 801-984, issued separately, p. [1]-
183 .Copies: MO (with special t.p.); BR (no t.p., orig. pag.).
““Second’’ edition, publ. by C. G. D. Nees von Esenbeck, 1827 (in series); sep. publ.
Jul-Sep 1828, p. [i]-xiv, [1]-[(145)]- 446 (590), [447]- 460. Copy: U. — “Editio secunda
quam ad fidem exempli prioris editionis, ab ibso auctore emendati, typis excudi
curavit C. G. Nees ab Esenbeck, ... Vol. 1,’’ Niirnberg (Leonhard Schrag) 1827. Oct.
This reprint has the original (145-590) as well as a new pagination starting with [1];
it is an almost word by word reprint. There are a few minor corrections. ‘This edition
came out first as vol. 3(1) of Brown’s Vermischte botanische Schriften Mar-Apr 1827, and
as a separate book only Jul-Sep 1829. — Nees provided an index familiarum et generum.
Facsimile ed.: Weinheim (J. Cramer) 1960, Historiae naturalis classica tom. 6, reproduces
the first edition of 1810 and the Supplementum primum of 1830 (see below). There is a
new introduction and index by W. T. Stearn; an introduction also published sep-
arately in Stearn’s Three prefaces. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 260; IF p. 684; Kew 1: 395; MW p. 55; PR 1215; P&W p. 79; RS p. 76,
SR p. chaux 31D Gos.
Anon., Flora 12: 219-222. 14 Apr 1829 [review of Nees edition].
Britten, J. Bot. 45: 246-248. 1907.
Stearn, An introduction to Robert Brown’s ‘‘Prodromus’’, in facsimile edition, Wein-
heim 1960, p. v-lii.
826. On the Asclepiadeae [a natural order of plants separated from the Apocineae of
Jussieu, London 1810]. Oct. (Asclepiadeae).
Ed. 1: 1-7 Apr 1810 — Preprinted from Mem. Werner. Soc. 1: 12-78. 1811. Brown’s
‘“*Prodromus”’ and this paper were,made available at the same time.
Latin translation: Praha 1819, after 2 Apr (p. iv), p. [i]-xiv, [15]- 68, 2 pl., Asclepiadeae,
recensitae a Roberto Brown. Ex idiomate anglico transtulit D. Carolus Boriwogus
366
BROWN, R.
Presl. Editit Casparus Comes Sternberg. Prague (J. G. Calve) 1819. Oct. Copy: U.
Ref.: GSP 1: 660; MW p. 55; Langman p. 164; PR 1218; SK p. clxxiv; IDC 5863.
Bullock, Kew Bull. 1953: 65.
Stearn, An introduction to Robert Brown’s ‘‘Prodromus’’, in facsimile edition, Wein-
heim 1960, p. xxix.
St. John, Pacific Sci. 22(3): 412-421. 1968 (Brown’s Pandanus species).
Rogers, Taxon 2: 181-182. 1953.
827. A voyage to Terra australis; undertaken for the purpose of completing the discovery
of that vast country, and prosecuted in the years 1801, 1802 and 1803, in his Majesty’s.
ship the Investigator, and subsequently in the armed vessel Porpoise and Cumberland
schooner. With an account of the shipwreck of the Porpoise, arrival of the Cumberland
at Mauritius, and imprisonment of the commander during six years and a half in that
island. By Matthew Flinders, commander of the Investigator. In two volumes, with an
atlas. Vol. ii. London (G. and W. Nicol) 1814, pp. 533-613, General remarks, geographical
and systematical, on the Botany of Terra Australis. - By Robert Brown, F.R.S. ... naturalist
to the voyage. Qu. (Voy. Terra austral.) .
Publ.: between 18 Jul and 10 Aug 1814 (Stearn); 19 Jul 1814 (Dawson). — The atlas
has 10 botanical plates (out of 28) by Ferdinand Bauer and W. Westall. Copy: Teyler.
Ref.: BM 1: 260; Kew 1: 395; NI 637; PR 1224; 2938; P & W p. 209.
Stearn, An introduction to Robert Brown’s “‘Prodromus’’, in facsimile edition, Wein-
heim 1960, p. xxxlil.
Dawson, Bull. Brit. Mus. (Nat. Hist.) Hist. ser. 3: 58. 1962.
828. Observations on the natural family of plants called Compositae .... [From the transactions
of the Linnean Society, vol. xii.] London 1817. Qu. (Observ. Compositae).
Publ.: Before Sep 1817 as a preprint, p. [1], [75]- 142 (Cassini 5 Sep, Acad. 8 Sep 1817),
from Trans. Linn. Soc. 12(1): 75-142. 1817 (publ. 25 Feb 1818). Copy preprint: NY
(identifiable by separate t.p.) -
French translation with additional notes by Brown as well as by the translator, Henri
Cassini: see Cassini 1818.
Ref.: Langman p. 164.
Cassini, J. Phys. Chim. Hist. nat. 86: 120, 317-337, 397-409. 1818, 87: 5-20, 95-105.
1818.
Nees von Esenbeck, Robert Brown’s Vermischte botanische Schriften 2: 499-500.
1826.
829. Characters and descriptions of three new species of plants found in China by Clarke Abel
Esq.; selected from a small collection of specimens, the only part of [his] herbarium
that escaped the wreck of the Alceste ... London 1818. Qu. (Char. pl. China Abel).
Publ.: Aug 1818 (P & W; Acad.: 14 Sep 1818), 8p., 2 pl. — Reprinted from Clarke Abel,
Narrative of a journey in the in terior of China. London 1818. Qu., p. 374-379 (Appendix
B). Types at BM.
Ref.: BM 1: 260; MW 56; PR 1227; P & W p. 2.
830. A voyage of discovery made under the orders of the admiralty, in his majesty’s ships Isabella
and Alexander, for the purpose of exploring Baffin’s Bay, and inquiring into the probability of
a north-west passage. [ J. Ross] London 1819. Qu., Oct. (Voy. explor. Baffin’s Bay).
Publ.: R. Brown provided a list of plants in the appendix (p. cxxxix-cxliv). Quarto
edition in 1 volume 1-10 Apr 1819; Octavo edition in 2 volumes Jul 1819; German
edition, dated 1819, probably published Apr 1820. — Reprint of Brown’s List of plants,
s.d. London (printed by Strahan and Spottiswoode), Oct., p. [1]- 7. Copy: G.
Ref.: BM 1: 260; PR 1229; P & W p. 5039; SY p. 62.
831. Chloris melvilliana. A list of plants collected in Melville Island (latitude 74°-75° N.
longitude 110°-112° W.) in the year 1820; by the officers of the voyage of discovery
under the orders of Captain Parry. With characters and descriptions of the new genera
and species by Robert Brown ... London (W. Clowes) 1823. Qu. (Chior. melvill.)
Publ.: 1823, late (see Kuntze, MD), p. [1]-52, 4 pl. (uncol. liths), dated 6 Mar 1821,
by Franz Bauer. Copy: U. — Chloris is a preprint of no. xi of the Appendix to Captain
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Parry’s Journal of his first voyage, (p. cclix), with independent pagination, This
Journal was published Jan or 1-5 Feb 1824, hence the 1824 reference 1 in BM.
German translation: G. Kuntze, Flora 7(2). Beil. 2: 65-135. #821. % 2.4
Ref.: BM 1: 260; HL 1361; MD p. 68-69; PR 1234; P & W p. 435.
Raspail, Bull. Sci. nat. 5(5): 73-78. 1825.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxxvill. 1891.
832. Journal of a voyage for the discovery of a north-west passage ... |W. E. Parry] Supplement
to the Appendix. XI. Botany. A list of plants collected in Mellvile Island: London (W. Clowes)
1824. Qu. (J. voy. n.-w. passage, Bot.)
Publ.: 1 Jan-5Feb 1824 (presented to Royal Society on 5 Feb, P & W 1824). Kuntze
reports that A. P. de Candolle received this botanical appendix in 1823. Pritzel also
dates the preprint 1823; this is obviously the independent preprint entitled Chloris
melviliana. London 1823 Qu. (see above). The Monthly critical Gazette [1(1): 35.
1824] reviewed it in Jun 1824.
Ref.: BM 1: 260; MD p. 69; PR 1234; P & W p. 435.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxxvill. 1891.
833. Robert Brown’s vermischte botanische Schriften. In Verbindung mit einigen Freunden
ins Deutsche tibersetzt und mit Anmerkungen versehen von Dr. C. G. Nees von Esen-
beck. Schmalkalden (1: Varnhagen), Leipzig (1-2: Friedrich Fleischer), Nurnberg
(3-5: Leonhard Schrag) 1825-1834. 5 vols. Oct. (Verm. bot. Schr.)
vol. pages pl. dates Flora
I [i]-xviii, [11, err.], I Aug-Sep 1825 6 Nov-31 Dec 1825
[i]-704
a(x) [1}-494 ~ possibly
separately
Jul-Dec 1825
(2) [i]-viii, [2, err.], — Jan-Mar 1826 Apr-Mai 1826
[1, h.t.], 495-791
3(1) [ii]-xiv, [1]-4.60 - Mar-Apr 1827 7 Apr 1827
(2) not issued 14 Sep 1836 (“noch nicht’’)
4 [ij-vini, [1]-548 5 Mar-Apr 1830 7 Mai 1830
5 {ij-x, [1]-4.77 4 Jan-Feb 1834 12 Mar 1834
Copies: L, M, Teyler, U. — This publication is different from the later “The Miscella-
neous Works of Robert Brown” published by J. J. Bennett for the Ray Society, 2 vols.
1866, 1867, atlas 1868 (These Miscellaneous Works indicate original pagination!) — The
plates are uncoloured lithographs.
Volume 1 appears to have had at least two issues, differing only in the title-pages. ‘The
issue with the Leipzig (Friedrich Fleischer) imprint has “‘Mit einer Kupfertafel”, the
issue with the Schmalkalden imprint has ‘‘Mit einer Steindrucktafel”’ (in both cases
the plate is a lithograph!). The Schmalkalden issue has on the back of the title-page
a motto (absent from the Leipzig issue)”’
“Die reine Empirie sucht unbewusst das Centrum, treue Anschauung uberall
wird von der Einheit angezogen, als ihrem Schwerpunkt. Gothe’’.
Volume 2 appears apparently only with the Leipzig imprint. From the Utrecht copy it is
clear that the Leipzig title-pages of volumes 1 and 2 were issued on a single separate
sheet which was to be cut. The copies seen by us of vol. 1 with the Leipzig imprint
(M, U) have the title-page as a cancellans. — This volume contains a reprint of the
text of Aiton, Hort. Kew. ed. 2. 5: 188-222 on p. 3-52, thus identifying this text as
from the hand of Brown.
Volume 3 is known to us only with a Nurnberg (Leonhard Schrag) imprint. Only part 1
was issued and contains the Nurnberg reprint of Robert Brown’s Prodromus with the
double pagination (p. [1]-446 are eauivalent to the original 145-590, p. [447]-460
have addenda and an index). The only difference of this issue with the separate issue
of the Prodromus is the addition of a [second] title-page [p. ii] identifying the book as
vol. 3(1) of the Vermischte botanische Schriften.
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BROWN, R. W.
Volumes 4 and 5 are known to us only with the Niirnberg imprint. A reference to difficul-
ties with the publishers of vols. 1 and 2 (Varnhagen und Fleischer) is found in Nees’
preface to vol. 4 p. vi. Volume 5 contains on p. 313-416 a systematic review of nomen-
clatural notes and addenda with respect to Brown’s taxa compiled by Endlicher.
Ref.: BM 1: 260; MO p. 69; MW p. 56; PR 1214.
C. G. D. Nees, Flora 7: 730-734. 14 Dec 1824 (announcement), 7(2) Beil. 3: 147-148.
Jan 1825, 8(2) Beil. 4: 66-67. 6 Nov-31 Dec 1825 [vol. 1], 9(1) Beil. 1: 89-91. 1826
(on vol. 3 which will contain a new ed. of the Prodromus).
Schlechtendal, Linnaea 1(1): 103-104. Jan 1826 (vol. 1 publ. before 1 Oct 1825);
1(3): 275-276. 1826.
834. Narrative of travels and discoveries in Northern and Central Africa in the years 1822, 1823
and 1824, by major Denham, Captain Clapperton, and the late Doctor Oudney, ex-
tending across the Great Desert to the tenth degree of Northern latitude, and from
Kouka in Dornou, to Sackatoo, the capital of the Fellatah empire. With an appendix,
published by authority of the right honourable earl Bathurst, one of his Majesty’s
principal secretaries of state, and dedicated by permission to his Lordship, by Major
Dixon Denham ... and Captain Hugh Clapperton ... the survivors of the expedition.
London (John Murray) 1826. Qu. (Narr. travels Africa).
Publ.: Mar-Apr 1826. Copy: Teyler. — ‘The ‘“‘Botanical appendix’’, no. xxii, by R. Brown,
p. 208-246, was issued separately, as a reprint, entitled: “Observations on the struc-
ture and affinities of the more remarkable plants collected by the late Walter Oudney,
M.D. and Major Denham and Captain Clapperton in the years 1822, 1823 and 1824,
during their expedition to explore Central Africa”, London 1826, 41 p.; also re-
printed in Misc. Bot. Works 1: 257-303.
Ref.: BM 1: 440 (sub Denham); Jackson 346; PR 1235.
835. Supplementum primum prodromi florae Novae Hollandiae: exhibens Proteaceas novas quas
in Australasia legerunt DD. Baxter, Caley, Cunningham, Fraser et Sieber; et quarum e
siccis exemplaribus characteres elaboravit Robertus Brown. London (Richard Taylor)
1830. Oct. (Suppl. prodr. fl. Nov. Holl.)
Publ.: (late?) 1830 (reviews are from 1831 and 1832), p. [1]-40. Copy: U.
Facsimile ed.: in R. Brown, Prodromus 1810, facsimile ed. Weinheim (J. Cramer) 1960.
Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 260; Kew 1: 395.
836. On Cyrtandreae, by Robert Brown. From Dr. Horsfield’s “‘ Plantae javanicae rariores.””
London (Richard and John E. Taylor) March 1838-December 1839. Qu. (Cyrtandreae).
Publ.: A reprint of two plates with text from Bennett and Brown, Plantae javanicae
rariores, q.v., p. [1, t.p.], pl. 24, 1-2, pl. 25, 105-122. Copy: G. — The dates on the title
page are earlier than those of parts 1 and 2 as given under Bennett.
837. Botanical appendix to Captain Sturt’s expedition into central Australia. [London 1849] Oct.
(Bot. Sturt’s exped. Australia).
Publ.: As a reprint or preprint, Jan-Feb 1849, by a different printer (G. Norman) from
Charles Sturt, Narrative of an expedition into central Australia. 1849. — Reprint [1] -
29. Copy: G.
Ref.: Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 1: 63-64. Feb (?) 1849 (rev.)
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 7: 726-727. 1849 (rev.)
838. The miscellaneous botanical works of Robert Brown. London (Ray Society) 1866-1868,
2 vols. and atlas. Oct. and Qu. (Misc. bot. works).
Vol. r: 1866 (p. v: 30 Dec 1865), p. [i]-viii, [1, h.t.], [1]-612. Copy: U.
Vol. 2: Dec 1867 (p. vi: 30 Nov 1867). p. [i]-viii, [1]-786. Copy: U.
Atlas of plates: 1868, p. [i-i11], [1]-15, pl. 1-38. Copy: U.
Original pagination of articles usually indicated.
Brown, Roland Wilbur (1893-1961), American palaeobotanist. (R. W. Brown).
cOLLEcTions: U.S. Geol. Survey (US).
369
BROWN, R. W.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Kew 1: 396.
Becker, Cactus and Succulent Soc. Amer. 32(1): 28-29. 1960.
Becker, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 89(4): 260-261. 1962 (portr.)
Becker, Garden J. New York Bot. Gard. 12(2): 71-72. 1962.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Brown, cf. supra, sub N. E. and R. Brown,
and infra, sub P. Browne.
Note: Author of Composition of sctentific words (1954).
\s
Brown, Stewardson (1867-1921), American botanist at Philadelphia. (S. Brown).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PH; the originals of the collections made with N. L. Britton in
the Bermudas, Virgin Islands and W. Indies at NY, those from Canada are at GH.
Ref.: 1H 2: 101.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 264; BL 1: 211; BM 6: 147; Bossert p. 55.
Britton, J. New York Bot. Gard. 22: 110-112. 1921.
Anon., Amer. Fern J. 13: 24-25. 1923.
Stone, Bartonia 8: 1-6. 1924 (portr.), also rep. 6 p.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 105. 1973 (corr.)
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Brown, cf. supra, sub N. E. and R. Brown,
and infra, sub P. Browne.
839. Alpine flora of the Canadian Rocky Mountains by Stewardson Brown ... illustrated
with water-colour drawings and photographs by Mrs. Charles Schaffer ... New York
and London (G. P. Putnam’s Sons) 1907. Oct. (Alpine fl. Canad. Rocky Mis.)
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1907 (p. viii: 29 Oct 1907; Nat. Nov. Feb 1908), p. [i]-xxxix, [1]-353,
frontisp., pl. 1-79. Copy: L. -The plates are by Mary Townsend [Sharples] Schaffer
(1861-x).
Ref.: BM 6: 147; Kew 1: 396; NI 254.
Rickett, NAF 28 B(2): 322. 1945.
Browne, Daniel Jay (1804-1867), American author. (D. 7. Browne).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 265; BM 1: 262; CSP 1: 666; Jackson
p. 360; Kew 1: 397; Langman p. 165; PR 1252.
Rickett, NAF 28 B(2): 322. 1945.
EPONYMyY: For eponyms based on the stem Brown-, cf. supra, sub N. E. and R. Brown,
and infra, sub P. Browne.
840. The sylva americana; or a description of the forest trees indigenous to the United
States, practically and botanically considered. Illustrated by more than one hundred
engravings. Boston (William Hyde & Co.) 1832. Qu. (Sylva amer.)
Publ.: 1832 (p. vii: Apr 1832), p. [i]-vii, [viii, list], [9]-408, z pl. (frontisp.), text figs.
i-cxili. Copies: BR, MICH, NY, US.
Ref.: BM 1: 262; Jackson p. 360; Kew 1: 397.
841. The trees of America; native and foreign, pictorially and botanically delineated, and
scientifically and popularly described; being considered principally with reference to
their geography and history; soil and situation; propagation and culture; accidents and
diseases; properties and uses; economy in the arts; introduction into commerce; and
their application in useful and ornamental plantations illustrated by numerous en-
gravings. New York (Harper and Brothers) 1857. Qu. (Trees America).
Publ.: 1857 (t.p.; however p. viii: Aug 1846, p. [iv], registered 1846), p. [i]-xil, [1]-520,
unnumbered text ill. Copies: MICH, NY.
370
BROWNE
Browne, Patrick (1720-1790), Irish naturalist and physician, explorer of Jamaica.
(P2VBr>)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Browne sold his Jamaican herbarium to Linnaeus in 1758
through Collinson. It is now at LINN. — 103 original drawings of Jamaican plants by
Ehret are at BM. — Other Browne specimens are at BM, UPS (with the Thunberg
herbarium) and S. Manuscripts at BM and LINN.
Ref.: BB p. 50; IH 2: 102; Jackson, Index to the Linnaean herbarium 16-11. 1922;
Laségue p. 488.
Lindman, Ark. Bot. 7(3): 15. 1907.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 18-28. 1898, 3: 29. 1912.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 265; BB p. 50; BM 1: 262; Dawson p. 176,
544, 868; DNB 7: 53; Jackson p. 370; Kew 1: 398; KR 107; Laségue p. 488; LS 4179;
PR 1253; SO 636, 637, 1987, 2538.
Lambert, Trans. Linn. Soc. 4: 31-34. 1798.
Anon., Trans. Linn. Soc. 10: 414. 1811.
J., Dict. Sci. med., Biogr. méd. 3: 6-7. 1821.
Smith, Corresp. Linnaeus 1: 39, 42-44. 1821.
Ehret, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1894/5: 55. 1896.
Prain, J. Bot. 40: 139. 1902.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 18-28. 1898, 3: 29. 1902.
Hulth, Bref och Skr. Linné ser. 2. 1: 339-362. 1916.
Anon., J. Bot. 58: 276. 1920.
Britten, J. Bot. 62: 351. 1924.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 85. 1936.
Fick and Stearns, Mark Catesby 66, 82, 108. 1961.
Berkeley and Berkeley, Dr Alexander Garden 372. 1969.
Miller, Taxon 19: 517. 1970.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 180, 186, 202-203. 1971.
EPONYMY: Brownea N. J. Jacquin (1760, ““Brownaea’”’); corr. J. A. Murray (1774, nom.
et orth. cons.) ; Browneopsis Huber. (1906).
Note: For other eponyms based on the stem Brown-, cf. supra, sub N. E. and R. Brown.
842. The civil and natural history of Jamaica in three parts. Containing, I. An accurate
Description of that Island, its Situation and Soil; with a brief Account of its former and
present State, Government, Revenues, Produce and Trade. II. A History of the natural
Productions, including the various Sorts of native Fossils; perfect and imperfect Vege-
tables; Quadrupedes, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles and Insects; with their Properties and Uses
in Mechanics, Diet, and Physic. III. An Account of the Nature of Climates in general,
and their different Effects upon the human Body; with a Detail of the Diseases arising
from this Source, particularly within the Tropics. In Three Dissertations. ‘The Whole
illustrated with Fifty Copper-Plates: In which the most curious Productions are re-
presented of the natural Size, and delineated immediately from the Objects. London
(author) 1756. Fol. (Civ. nat. hist. Jamaica).
Ed. 1: 10 Mar 1756, map, [i*-iii*], [i]-viii, [2, catal. auth.), [1]-503, pl. z-49, uncoloured
copper engr. Copy: MICH. — P. Browne wrote to Linnaeus on 11 Mar 1756 (Hulth
1918): “‘Yesterday it was at length published, and I sent a copy inscribed with your
name to the booksellers ...” (translation H. W. Rickett). The Monthly Review
(15: 30-43. Jul 1756, 15: 333-344. Oct 1756) mentions publication of the first edition
in three parts; the Critical Rev. of Jun 1756 (165): 389-409. Jun 1756) also mentions
three parts. According to present evidence these three parts must have come out
almost simultaneously. New generic names mostly validly published because mono-
typic or because of special (typographically distinct) descriptions under the first
species. For binomials see ed. 2, London 1789. add. index 1; and also the index to
Richter’s Codex (TL1: 1882) which often cites the first binomials given to Browne’s
species. The plates are by G. D. Ehret (1708-1770).
Ed. 2: 1789, p. [i*-iv*], map, [i]-vili, 1-503, pl. 1-49, four additional indexes [1-46],
catal. auth. [47-48]. London (B. White and Son) 1789. Fol. Copy: NY.
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BROWNE
Title: ‘“The civil ... [end of II:] physic. By Patrick Browne, M.D. Illustrated with
forty-nine copper-plates in which the most curious productions are represented of
their natural sizes, and delineated immediately from the objects, by George Dio-
nysius Ehret. There are now added complete Linnaean indexes, and a large and
accurate map of the island.”
The plates of the second edition were re-engraved and are reversed with the Linnaean
binomials added.
Ref.: BM 1: 262; DA 1967; DU 57; GF p. 52; Jackson p. 370; Kew 1: 398; LS 4179;
NI 255; Plesch p. 159-160 (1789 ed.); PR 1253; RS p. 76; SA 2: 545; IDC 1272.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 18-28. 1898, 3: 29. 1902.
Rendle, J. Bot. 50: 129. 1912.
Hulth [ed.], Bref och Skr. Linné ser. 2. 1: 341. 1916 (letter 11 Mar 1756).
Hallier, Meded. Rijks-Herb. 36: 1-6. 1918.
Wilmott, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1935: go.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 202-203. 1971.
Bruce, James (1730-1794), Scottish traveller in Africa. (Bruce).
HERBARIUM and Types: Bruce had no herbarium of his own so far as is known. The
specimens collected on his travels went to several persons with whom he was in contact,
mainly Sir Joseph Banks (BM) and Lamarck (P-LA). From the correspondence with
Banks it is clear, however, that Bruce made few collections of dried plants, and that most
of his documentation consisted of drawings. ‘These are now at the Royal Society. Bruce
manuscripts are at the Royal Society, London.
Refs; VEL 2102.
Dawson, The Banks letters 177-179. 1958.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 266; BB p. 51; BM 1: 262; 6: 148; Dawson
p. 177-179; DNB 7: 98; Kew 1: 399; PR 1256.
Murray, Account of the life and writings of James Bruce of Kinnaird, author of Travels
to discover the source of the Nile in the years 1768-1773, Edinburgh 1808. (part of
second edition of Bruce’s Travels).
Smith, J. E., Correspondence 2: 293. 1832.
Head, F. B., Life of James Bruce. London 1832 (fide PR).
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 52-53. 1882.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 86. 1936.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 67. 1966.
Reid, J. M., Traveller extraordinary, the life of James Bruce of Kinnaird, London 1968.
Hansen, DSB 2: 530. 1970.
Cumming, Geogr. J. 137 (1): 41-50. 1971 (letters).
EPONYMY: Brucea J. F. Miller (1779-1780, nom. cons.)
843. Select specimens of natural history, collected in Travels to discover the source of the
Nile, in Egypt, Arabia, Abyssinia, and Nubia. Vol. 5. Edinburgh (J. Ruthven for
C. G. J. and J. Robinson) London 1790. Qu. (Select spec. nat. hist.)
Publ.: Feb-Apr 1790, p. [i*-iii*], [i]-xiv, [1]-230, [12, ind., err.], 37 pl., 3 maps. Title
of the main work: Travels to discover the source of the Nile in the years 1768, 1769, 1770,
1771, 1772 and 1773. Edinburgh, 5 vols, 1790. Copies: Teyler, Harvard Univ. Libr.
Second edition: by Alexander Murray, Edinburgh 1804 [-1808?] with biogr. and portr.
(n.v.)
Third edition: by Alexander Murray “‘to which is prefixed a life of the author”? [by the
editor], 7 vols., atlas, Edinburgh 1813. (n.v.)
French translation: by J. H. Castera, Voyage aux sources du Nil, en Nubie et en Abyssinie
pendant les années 1768-72, 11 vols. London 1790-1792. Copy: G.
German translation: Reisen zur Entdeckung der Quellen der Nil. Uebersetzt von Volkmann,
mit Anmerkungen von Blumenbach, 5 vols. Leipzig 1791. Natural history in vol. 5.
(n.v.)
Abridgement: Travels ... by James Bruce, ed. C. F. Beckingham, New York, Edinburgh
[1964], with biography and introduction. Copy: MICH.
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BRUCH
Ref.: BM: 262; PR 1256; ST p. 56; IDC 5501.
Stackhouse, Extracts from Bruce’s Travels. Bath 1815 (n.v.).
Rehder, Bradley bibl. 1: 486. 1911.
Bruch, Philipp (1781-1847), German pharmacist and bryologist at Zweibriicken.
(Bruch).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: G (through Delessert). — Husnot offered the Bruch herbarium
for sale in the Revue bryologique 49: 48. 1922. In the same journal (50: 16. 1923)
Gérard states to have bought the Bruch herbarium for the city of Lyon. Bruch offered
exsiccatae in exchange in Flora 7: 760-765. 28 Dec 1824. — 219 original drawings by
Bruch in BM.
ef 2-102.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 3: 375-376; Barnhart 1: 266; BM 1: 149; CSP 1:
668; DTS 1: 36; Kew 1: 399; MD p. 70; PR post 1257.
Amon DOL wZelt ween 23 Od 7147121722547 33% LOAO:
Anon., Flora 30: 148. 7 Mar 1847.
Giimbel, Pollichia 5: 11-21. 1847.
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 344 [index]. 1940.
EPONYMY: Bruchia Hornschuch (1825); Bruchia Schwagrichen (1824).
844. Bryologia europaea seu genera muscorum Europaeorum monographice illustrata.
Stuttgart (E. Schweizerbart) 1836-1855, 6 vols. Qu. (Bryol. europ.)
Co-authors: Wilhelm Philipp Schimper (1803-1867); Wilhelm Theodor von Giimbel
(1812-1858), artist (no texts).
Publ.: in 65 fascicles, containing 640 lithographs. A supplementum was published in
4 fascicles, with 40 lithographs, between 1864-1866: Musci europaei novi vel Bryologiae
europaeae supplementum — see Schimper. The plates are not numbered consecutively but
per genus. Many numbers in vol. 6 are erroneous and were corrected by hand. The
plates have to be arranged in accordance with the Conspectus issued for each of the six
volumes but there are several discrepancies. The genera were also offered for sale
separately. A certain number of copies exist with photographic reproduction of the
original plates. These copies were issued by the publisher (Schweizerbarth) in an
attempt to sell his stock of incomplete copies. A detailed list of contents is given by
Junk, but by far the best key to the book is that of Margadant and van der Wijk who
suggested a continuous pagination (also followed in facsimile edition). It is very
desirable to follow this standardization of pagination and quotation. The list of dates
of the fascicles given here is based on that given by Barnhart with additional details
obtained from the receipt by the Paris Académie and by Hinrichs at Leipzig. The list
of dates is followed by the list of contents of the fascicles as given by Margadant and
van der Wijk, with the continuous numbering of pages and plates.
Fascicles t-20 do not have Giimbel on the wrappers: new taxa appearing in these parts
should be attributed to Bruch et Schimper (1837-1843).
Fascicles 21-65 do carry Giimbel’s name but it is clear from internal evidence, as shown
by Margadant and Florschiitz (1971) that he was responsible for the drawings only
and that he did not contribute any descriptions of new taxa. The authorship of new
taxa appearing in fascicles 21-43 is also by Bruch et Schimper but in view of the title
pages (wrappers) citation should be: “Bruch et Schimper in Bruch, Schimper et
Gimbel, Bryologia europaea ...”’ The preface to volumes 5 and 6 contains a state-
ment by Schimper that he alone is responsible for the pleurocarpous and schisto-
carpous musci. This refers to fascicles 44-65: new names appearing in these parts
are to be attributed to: “Schimper in Bruch, Schimper et Giimbel, Bryologia eu-
TOpacay =.
The facsimile edition of 1971 (Vaals, Amsterdam, A. Asher & Co.) follows the arrange-
ment suggested by Margadant and van der Wijk, listed below. This edition contains
in its first “section”? a brief general introduction by Margadant and Florschiitz fol-
lowed by an alphabetical list of generic names and a numerical list of names of species
and varieties applying to the plates. An extensive introductory volume with full bio-
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graphical and bibliographical details as well as a full index of all names in the texts
(many of them never indexed) is to follow.
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BRUCKNER
BGS § Os oleae)
: 237; 3: pl. 637
> 179
Oe)
The reprint includes also Schimper, Corollarium Bryologiae Europaeae, published as part
of the work with the date 1855, but published only in 1856.
Ref.: BM 4: 1834; MD p. 70; NI 1759; PR 8191; IDC 187.
Miiller, K., Bot. Zeitung 1: 862-868. 15 Dec 1843 (17-20).
Giimbel, Jahresbericht der Pollichia 5: 11-21. 1847.
Junk, Rara 132-133. 1926.
Barnhart, Bryologist 47: 97-108. 1944.
Margadant and van der Wijk, ‘Taxon 7: 97-103. 1958.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 32-33. 1963.
Margadant and Florschiitz, Introduction to facsimile reprint Amsterdam 1971.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 349-351. 1972.
Sauter, reviews in Flora, see list in DTS 1: 258-259.
Briickner, Adolph Friedrich Albrecht (1781-1818), German physician at Neu-
brandenburg. (Briickn.)
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown.
BRUCKNER
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 264; CSP 1: 672, 7: 283, 12: 127: LS 4192;
PR 1267.
Ascherson, Fl. Prov. Brandenburg 1: 3. 1860.
Brockmiiller, Laubmoose Meklenburg 6, 7. 1869.
845. Dissertatio inauguralis botanica sistens florae neobrandenburgensis prodromus. Jena [1803].
Oct. (n.v.) (Diss. bot. fl. neobrand).
Publ.: Dissertation defended on 18 Mai 1809, p. [1]-88.
Ref.: BM 1: 264; PR 1267.
846. Florae stargardiensis supplementum. Greifswald 1817. (n.v.) (Fl. stargard. suppl.)
Publ.: Boll 1860 states that only one sheet of this work was ever printed but not dis-
tributed through the trade. Early phytogeographical treatise.
Ref.: Boll, Fl. Meklenburg 150. 1860.
Brihl, Paul Johannes (1855-x), German botanist. (Briihl).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 267; BM 1: 264; Kew 1: 400; MW p. 56;
NI 256.
846. A guide to the orchids of Sikkim being a guide to the identification of those species of
Orchids found between the Terai and the northern frontier of independent Sikkim
including the Chambi valley and British Bhutan. Calcutta and Simla (Thacker, Spink)
1926. Oct. (Guide orchids Sikkim).
Publ.: 1926, p. [i]-xvi, [plate with 1 p. text], 1-208. Copy: MO.
Brugmans, Sebald Justinus (1763-1819), Dutch botanist, professor of botany at
Franeker and Leiden. (Brugmans).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Unknown. — Zool. coll. in Mus. Gesch. Natuurw., Leiden.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Aa 2: 1466-1473 (further sources!); Barnhart 1: 267;
BM 1: 265; Bossert p, 56; Dawson p. 179-180; JW 1: 440, 2: 187, 3: 346, 4: 380, 5: 236;
NNBW 1: 487-490 (Sasse) ; PR 1272-1275; Quenstedt p. 63.
Anon., Alg. Konst- Letterbode 1789 (58): 44; 1819 (34): 65; 1845 (1): 114.
Speyert van der Eyk, D.M. viti clar. Seb. Just. Brugmans, Leiden 1819.
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Kew 21. 1906.
Klaauw, Het hooger onderwijs in de zoologie te Leiden 54, 55, 124. 1926.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 86. 1936.
Engel, Bijdr. Dierk. 27: 262. 1939.
EPONYMY: Brugmansia Blume (1827); Brugmansia Persoon (1805).
847. Elenchus plantarum, quae in horto Lugduno-Batavo coluntur. [Leiden] 1818. Oct.
(in fours) (Elench. pl.)
Publ.: between 12 Feb 1819 (preface) and 6 Mai 1819 (copy rd by Regensburg bot.
society, see Flora 2: 319. 1819), p. [i-vi], [1]-39. Copies: L, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 265; Kew 1: 104; PR 1275.
848. Enumeratio plantarum quae in horto Lugduno-Batavo coluntur. s.l. [Leiden] 1831.
Oct. (in fours) (Enum. pl.)
Publ.: 1831, p. [i-iv], [1]-87. Copy: U.
380
BRUN
Bruinsma, Josephus Johannes (1805-1888), Dutch-Frisian apothecary and botanist
at Leeuwarden (Friesland). (Bruinsma).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: NBV.
GRE Msl BE Ory.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 268; BL 2: 429; Bossert p. 56; CSP 1: 677,
9: 378; Jackson p. 325; JW 1: 440; Kew 1: 401; LS 4197; PR 1279.
Oudemans, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 251. 1877.
Suringar, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 4: 387-390. 1886.
EPONYMY: Bruinsmania Miquel (1843). — Note: Bruinsmia Boerlage & Koorders (1893) ;
Bruinsmaea Post & O. Kuntze (1903, orth. var.) and Bruinsmea Koorders (1898, orth. var.)
are dedicated to Abraham Eduard Johannes Bruinsma (1852-1943), Dutch forester in
the Netherlands East Indies.
849. Flora frisica, of naamlijst en kenmerken der zigtbaarbloeijende planten van de
provincie Friesland; benevens eene schets van derzelver verspreiding, en aanwijzing van
de geneeskrachtige, oeconomische en technische gewassen; voorafgegaan door eene
korte beschrijving van de natuurlijke gesteldheid des Frieschen bodems. Leeuwarden
(W. Eekhoff) 1840. Oct. (Fl. frisica).
Orig. ed.: Jun 1840 (p. iv: 20 Apr 1840; Ned. Staats-Courant 15-20 Jun 1840; rev.
Miquel Mar 1841), p. [i]-[viil], [1]-187, [188 ind., 189, err.] Copies: FAS, U.
Facsimile edition announced, but not yet published, by Meesters (1974).
Ref.: BL 2: 429; BM 1: 265; Jackson p. 325; Kew 1: 401; PR 1279.
Miquel, De Gids 1841B: 252-254.
Oudemans, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 151. 1877.
Brumpt, Emile Josef Alexandre (1877-1951), French parasitologist. (Brumpt).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Not known to have made a herbarium. Brumpt was a para-
sitologist who touched occasionally on botany.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 6: 149; LS 4199, 31644-31645, 41072; LS suppl.
3969.
Galliard, DSB 2: 533-534. 1970 (bibl.)
850. Précis de parasitologie par E. Brumpt ... préface par ... R. Blanchard ... . Avec
683 figures dont 240 originales dans le texte et 4 planches hors texte en couleurs. Paris
(Masson et Cie.) 1g10. Oct. (Précis parasitol.)
Ed. 1: Jul-Aug 1910 (p. xiv: 20 Jun 1910, Nat. Nov. Sep 1g1o), p. [i]-xxvi, [1]-915,
4 pl. Copy: Library of Congress.
Ed. 2: Paris (Masson et Cie.) Sep-Dec 1913 (p. xvi: Aug 1913, Nat. Nov. Feb 1914),
p- [i]-xxvi, [1]-1011, “‘entiérement remaniée avec 698 figures dont 251 originales
dans le texte et 4 planches hors texte en couleurs.’ Copy: USDA.
Ed. 3: Paris 1922, xv, 1216 p., 4 pl., 736 fig. in text. LS suppl. 1: 330 (nr. 3969) (n.v.)
Brun, Jacques-Joseph (1826-1908), Swiss diatomist at Genéve. (Brun).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: G.
Ref.: IH 2: 102.
Briquet, Annuaire Cons. Jard. bot. Genéve 4: 3-4. 1900, 5: 3-4. 1901, 6: 176. 1902,
7/8: 337-338. 1904, 10: 4. 1906.
Wornardt, Int. direct. diatomists 33. 1968.
Koster, ‘Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 268; BM 1: 265, 6: 150; CSP 13: 867;
Jackson p. 278, 343; Kew 1: 403; KR p. 107; MW p. 56.
Briquet, Journal de Genéve 24 Nov 1908 (fide Briquet 1940).
Julliard, Cact. Ouvr. Univ. Genéve 181. 1909.
381
BRUN
Sarasin, Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 36: 21-22. 1909.
Beauverd, Bull. Herbier Boissier ser. 2. 8: 982.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 94-98. 1940 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Brunia Tempére ex G. B. De Toni (1894); Bruniopsis G. Karsten (1928);
Neobrunia O. Kuntze (1894). — Note: Brunia Linnaeus (1753) commemorates the English
naval physician Alexander Brown (fl. 1692-1698), fide Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 87.
1936.
851. Diaiomées des Alpes et du Jura et de la région Suisse et Frangaise des environs de
Genéve. Avec g planches. Genéve (H. Georg), Paris (Georges Masson) 1880. Oct.
(Diatom. Alpes).
Orig. ed.: 1880, p. [i-iv], [1]-146, pl. 7-9, uncoloured lithographs by Brun, with letter-
press. Copy: BR. (Nat. Nov. announced the book in Nov and Dec 1879 as of “‘1879’’).
Facsimile ed.: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1965, ISBN 90-6123-028-4.
Ref.: BM 1: 265; Jackson p. 278, 343.
Stafleu, Taxon 15: 238. 1966.
Brunchorst, Jorgen (1862-1917), Norwegian botanist, diplomat and museum director.
(Brunch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 269; BM 1: 266; CSP 13: 868; LS 4247-
4259, 31647.
Wille, Bot. Centralbl. 27(9). 1886 (repr. 3p.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 169. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 183. 1905.
Wille, Naturen, Bergen 30: 257-271. 1906 (portr.), also repr. Bergen 1906, 15 p.
Kolderup, Bergens Museum Aarsber. 1916-1917: 5-7. (portr.)
Holmboe, Naturen, Bergen 41: 129-131. 1917 (portr.)
Holmboe, Forhandl. Videnskapsselskapet i Kristiania, Oversigt over ... Moter 1918:
76-79. 1919.
Gran, Norsk biogr. leks. 2: 245-250. 1925.
Kolderup, Bergens Museum Arbok 1925: 96-100, portr. p. 513.
Kleppa, Norsk bot. bibl. 1814-1964. 319 [index], 1973 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Brunchorstia J. Eriksson (1891).
Brunfels, Otto (1488-1534), German botanist, physician and theologian. (Brunfels).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Brunfels and Weiditz were not acquainted with the technique
of making herbaria. The woodcuts in Brunfels’ work are mainly based on beautiful
coloured paintings by Hans Weiditz, some of which are included in the Platter her-
barium at Bern (BE). Félix Platter (1536-1641) was one of the first botanists to build up
a sizeable herbarium.
Ref.: Church, J. Bot. 57: 233-244. 1919.
Arber, J. Bot. 59: 131-132. 1921.
Christ. Verh. naturf. Ges. Basel 38: 1-11. 1927.
Rytz, Verh. naturf. Ges. Basel 44(1): 1-222. 1933.
Rytz, Pflanzenaquarelle des Hans Weiditz aus dem Jahre 1529, 15 Tafeln in Offset-
druck, Bern 1936.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 69; Barnhart 1: 269; BM 1: 266; Bossert p. 56;
Jackson p. 527 [index]; Kew 1: 403; Laségue p. 516, 519; Moebius p. 448 [index];
NI 257-260; Plesch p. 160; PR 1283-1285.
Sprengel, Schr. kon. Akad. Wiss. Miinchen 1811/2: 185-216. 1812, also as Dissertatio
de Germanis, rei herbariae patribus, Miinchen 1813.
Jussieu, Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 3: 22-24. 1821.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 295-303. 1857.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: xiii-xvii. 1857.
382
BRUNFELS
Flickiger, Arch. d. Pharmacie 212: 493-514. 1878.
Roth, Z. Gesch. Oberrheins ser. 2. 9: 284-320. 1894.
Roth, Jb. Gesch., Sprache, litt. Elsass-Lothar. 16: 257-288. 1900 (bibl.)
Anheisser, Mitt. Gesch. Med. Naturw. 1: 73-75. 1902 (rev. Roth).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 121. 1903, 3(3): 121. 1905 (portr.)
Greene, Landmarks bot. hist. 169-191. 1909.
Church, J. Bot. 57: 233-234. 1919.
Darmstadter, Aus der Heimat. Stuttgart 39(11): 201-206. 1926.
Christ, Verh. naturf. Ges. Basel 38: 1-11. 1927.
Ritter, Répert. bibliogr. livres impr. en Alsace 16e siécle, Strassbourg 1934.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 86-87. 1936.
Schmid, Schweiz. Gutenbergmus. 3: 160-180. 1936 (bibl.)
Stannard, DSB 2: 535-538. 1970 (bibl. and extensive list of secondary lit.)
EPONYMY: Brunfelsia Linnaeus (1753, ““Brunsfelsia’’); Brunfelsiopsis (Urban) Post & O.
Kuntze (1903).
852. Herbarum vivae eicones ad naturae imitationem, summa cum diligentia et artificio
effigiatae, una cum Effectibus carundem, in gratiam ueteris illus, & iamiam renascentis
herbariae medicinae, Per. Oth. Brunf. recens editae M.D.X.X.X. Quibus adiecta ad
calcem, Appendix isagogica de usu & administratione Simplicium. Item Index Con-
tentorum singulorum. Argentorati apud Joannem Schottum, cum Caes. Maiest. Privi-
legio ad Sexennium. Strassburg 1530. Fol. (Herb. vivae eicon.)
Ed. 1: (of vol. 1) 1530, p. [4 lvs], 1-266, [3-lvs], [29 Ivs], sign. A-G4], 86 woodcuts in
text.
Ed. 2: Strassbourg (Johannes Schott) 1532, Fol., [i-vii], 1-266, [index 5 p.], [29 lvs],
86 woodcuts. Unchanged reprint.
Ed. 3: Strassbourg (Johannes Schott) 1532 .Fol., but on last page “anno MDXXXVI”,
1536, identical with 1532 edition except for final leaf.
Ed. 4: Strassbourg (Johannes Schott) 1537. Fol. Identical with 1532 edition except for
some substitutions.
Ed. 5: Strassbourg (Johannes Schott) 1539. Fol., composition see Schmid, 86 woodcuts.
Copy: U.
853. Novi herbarii tomus IT. Par Oth. Brunf. recens editus, MDX X XI. Continens quae
versa pagina subnotantur. Strasbourg (Johannes Schott) 1531. Fol. (Nov. herb.)
Ed. 1 (of vol. 2 of the Herbarum vivae eicones): title, go p. (11 and 12 double), 199 p., 5 p.
index, 49 woodcuts.
Ed. 2: ... per Othonem Brunfelsium denuo natus. Strasbourg (Johannes Schott) 1536, 313 p-
(1-108, 13-24, 121-313), [5, index], 52 woodcuts. Copy: U.
Ed. 3: Strasbourg (Johannes Schott) 1537. Fol. (identical with ed. 2)
Ed. 4: Strasbourg (Johannes Schott) 1539. Fol. (idem)
854. Zomus herbarii Othonis Brunfelsti II, Corollariis Operi praefixis, quibus respondet
Columniatoribus suis: passim Errata quaedam priorum Tom. diluens. Lectori S. Habes
tandem Lector candide, desyderatum Opus Oth. quod praematura morte raptus, pos-
thumium reliquit, monumentum inqz laboris sui, quem Herbarum indagationi tanto
studio, caqz diligentia impendit, ut immortalis illum gloria, non immerito sequatur,
uirum et pietate et eruditione nostri seculi clarum, quenqz iure acques ueterum etiam
stemmatibus. Tu lege, et fruere gratus. Vale. Cum Caes. Maiest. Privilegio ad Sexen-
nium. Strassburg (Johannes Schott) 1536. Fol. (Herb. Brunfelsi II).
Ed. 1: Strassburg (Johannes Schott) 1536, p. [1]-240, [2], [1], [index 61 p.], 104 wood-
cuts. Copy: U.
Ed. 2: Strassburg (Johannes Schott) 1537. Fol. (identical with ed. 1).
Ed. 3: Strassburg (Johannes Schott) 1539. Fol. (idem)
Ed. 4: Strassburg (Johannes Schott) 1540. Fol. (various woodcuts replaced)
All descriptions follow Schmid 1936. — For a collation with modern nomenclature see
Sprague. The illustrations are also contained in Brunfels’ In Dioscoridis historiam herbarum
certissima adaptatio, Strasbourg 1543. The illustrations are mostly by Hans Weiditz. — A
copy with the woodcuts in contemporary colours is at K.
383
BRUNNER VON WATTENWYL
Ref.: BM 1: 266; HU 30; NI 257; Plesch p. 160-161; PR 1283; SA 1: 49; 2: 546.
Sprengel, Gesch. Bot. 1: 258-262. 1817 (identifications).
Roth, Bot. Zeit. 58: 225-229. 1900.
Sprague, J. Linn. Soc. Bot. 48: 79-124. 1928.
Rytz, Pflanzenaquarelle Hans Weiditz ... Bern 1936.
Schmid, Schweiz. Gutenbergmus. 3: 176-178. 1936.
Horblit, One hundred books ... Grolier Club 33a. 1964.
Adams, Cat. Books printed on the Continent of Europe 1501-1600 B 2923. 1967.
Guédés, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 6(3): 177-180. 1972.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 78-79. 1975 (vol. 1 of ed. 1).
855- Contrafayt Kretiterbuch. Nach rechter vollkommener art, vund Beschreibungen der
Alten, bestberiumpten artzt, vormals in Teiitscher sprach, der masszen nye gesehen,
noch in ‘Truck auszgangen. Sampt einer gemeynen Inleytung der Kreiiter urhab, er-
kantniissz, brauch, lob und herrlicheit. Durch Otho Brunnfelsz Newlich beschriben.
M.D.XXXII. Mit eim besonderen Register, zum fleisszigsten verordnet auff allerley
krankheyten, nach anzeyg der Kreiter krafft so hyerinn begriffen. Bey dem auch ein
Kreiiter Register mit seinen Synonymia und beynammen. Mit Keiszerlicher Maiestat
Freyheit uff Finff jar, mit nachzutrucken, ec. bey der pen ftinff mark lotigs golds. Zu
Strassburg bey Hans Schotten zum Thyergarten. Strasbourg 1532. Fol. (Contraf.
Kreiiterb.)
Teil I. 1532, title, 15 lvs, 332 p., 176 woodcuts.
Teil I. Ander Teyl des Teiitschen Contrafayten Kreiiterbuchs. Durch Doctor Otth. Brunnfelsz
zusammen verordnet und beschriben. M.D.XXXVII. (Holzschnitt: Mandragora).
Mit Keyserlicher Maiestat Freyheyt uff sechs jar. Zu Strassburg bey Hans Schotten
zum Thyergarten. Strasbourg 1537. Fol., 2 lvs, 173 p., I t.p., 104. woodcuts.
Teil I und II. Kreuterbuch Contrafayt, beide theyl vollkommen, nach rechter wahrer Be-
schreibung der alten Lerer und 4artzt. Durch D. Ottho Brunnfelsz ... Gedriickt zu
Franckfurdt, am Mayn, durch Hermann Giilfferichen, inder Schuurrgassen, zum
Krug, Frankfurt, 115 lvs, contents, woodcuts (in same order as in quarto ed.) 1546.
Fol.
856. Areiiterbuch contrafayt, vollkummen, nach rechter, warer beschreibung der Alten leerer
und aertzt. Sampt einer gemeynen Inleytung der Kreiiter urhab, erkantnussz, brauch,
lob und herrlichheit. Durch Otho Brunfelsz M.D.XXXIIII. Mit Keyszerlicher maiestat
Freyheit uff Fiinf jar mit nach zu trucken. Zu Strassburg bey Hans Schotten. Strasbourg
(Hans Schotten) 1534. Qu. (Areiiterb. contraf.)
Vol. 1 of quarto edition of the German Brunfels herbal, front., sign. A-D, p. 1-213, [2 p.],
197 woodcuts (many new!). Copy: U.
Vol. 1, ed. 2: Kretiterbuch, contrafayt beyde Teyl vollkummen, nach rechter warer beschrei-
bung der Alten leerer und artzt. Durch Otho Brunfelsz. M.D. XX XIX. Newlich, mit
Keyszerlicher maiestat freyheyt uff finf jar nit nach zu trucken. Strasbourg (Hans
Schotten) 1539. Qu. Identical with 1534 ed.
Vol. 2: Ander Teyl des Teiitschen kleynen Kreiiterbuchs. D. Othonis Brunfels. Mit Key.
Mt. Freyheit uff fiinff jar nit nachzutrucken. Anno M.D.XI. Zu Strassburg bey Hans
Schotten. Strasbourg 1540. Qu., p. [1], 116 p. cont. pag. vol. 1., 7 lvs, 67 woodcuts.
Vols. 1, 2: Distillierbuch der rechten Kunst, Newe und gemein Distillier und Brennéfen ...
von M. Hieronymo Braunschweigen Colligiert. Sampt lebendiger Abcontrafactur der
Kreuter ... 1551. Frankfurt. Qu. — A new text. Second edition.
Brunner von Wattenwyl, Carl (Karl) (1823-1914), Swiss geologist. (Brunner).
cOLLEcTIoNs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 267, 6: 150; CSP 1: 681-682, 7: 286, 12: 128,
13: 874; Quenstedt p. 63.
Bolivar, Bot. r. Soc.Espafia Hist. nat. 15: 161-166. 1915 (bibl.)
Carl, Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 38: 217-219. 1915.
Schuthess, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 1915. 1 Nekr.: 52-62. (bibl.)
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 68-69. 1966.
384
BRYANT
Brunnthaler, Josef (1871-1914), Austrian botanist. (Brunnthaler).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Material at W and WU, also at H (musci) and PC.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 270; BM 1: 150; CSP 13: 874; Kew 1:
404; LS 4270-4272.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1914: 215.
Anon., Mag. bot. Lap. 13: 293. 1914.
Schiffner, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 32: (88)-(94). 1914 (portr., bibl.)
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 82: 183. 1933.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Protococcales, in Pascher, Stisswasserflora 5: [52]-205, figs. 34-330. 1915.
Bruttan, Andreas (1829-1893), Esthonian highschool teacher and cryptogamist at
Dorpat. (Bruttan).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Bruttan left his herbarium to the Dorpat natural history society
(Grummann).
Ref.: GR p. 579-580.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 271; CSP 7: 288, 9: 383, 13: 878-879;
Lipschitz 1: 284 (bibl. 15 nos.) ; LS 4278-4280, 31661; PR 177-181.
856a. Lichenen Est-, Liv- und Kurlands. Beschrieben von A. Bruttan, Aus dem Archiv der
Naturkunde Liv.-, Ehst- u. Kurlands zweiter serie Bd. vii (pag. 163-326) abgedruckt.
Dorpat (Heinrich Laakman) 1870. Oct. (Lich. Est-, Liv- & Kuzrl.)
Publ.: 1870 (date censor, p. ii, 19 Mar 1870), p. [i-11], [1] — 166 of which p. 3 = 163,
p. 166 = 326, corresponding to the original pagination in the “Dorpater Archiv”
mentioned in the title. Copy: B.
Ref.: GSP 7: 288; LS 4278-4280.
Anon., Flora 54: 16. 10 Feb 1871.
Bruzelius, Arvid Sture (1799-1865), Swedish botanist and physician. (Bruzelius).
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 271; KR p. 107.
857. Observationes in genus Charae, quas venia ampliss. ord. philos. Lund. p.p. Arvid
Bruzelius, phil. doct. respondente Eberhard Liljevalch, scano. In Lyceo Carolino d.
xxvili Febr. mdcccxxiv. Lund (Berling) 1824. Oct. (Observ. Charae).
Publ.: 28 Feb 1824, p. [i], [1]-24. Copy: PCS. — A free German translation by A. E.
Furnrohr appeared in Flora 9: 481-494. 1826.
Refs KR p. 107.
Bryant, Charles (x-1799), British botanist at Norwich. (Bryant).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 272; BB p. 51; BM 1: 273; GR p. 423;
Henrey 527-529; Jackson p. 528; Kew 1: 406; Langman p. 166; LS 4284-4285, 31663;
PR 1300-1302.
Smith, Trans. Linn. Soc. 7: 299-300. 1804.
Geldart, Trans. Norfolk Norwich Nat. Soc. 9: 649-650. 1914.
858. Flora diaetetica: or, history of esculent plants, both domestic and foreign. In which
they are accurately described, and reduced to their Linnaean generic and specific
names. With their English names annexed, and ranged under eleven general heads,
... the whole so methodical, as to form a short introduction to the science of botany.
London (B. White) 1783. Oct. (FI. diaetet.)
385
BRYANT
Publ.: 1783 (Crit. Rev. Nov 1783), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-379, dex [11] p., errata [1] p.
Copy: U.
German translation: Carl Bryant’s Verzeichniss der zur Nahrung dienenden so wohl ein-
heimischen als auslandischen Pflanzen. Leipzig (Weidemanns Erben und Reich)
1785-1786, 2 vols. Oct.
Vol. 1: [i]-xii, [1]-596. Copy: M.
Vol. 2: i-viii, 1-608. (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 273; Henrey 528; Jackson p. 194; Kew 1: 406; Langman p. 166; LS 4285;
Plesch p. 161; PR 1901.
Anon., Monthly Rev. 70: 285. 1784.
Bryhn, Nils (1854-1916), Norwegian physician and botanist. (Bryhn).
HERBARIUM and typEs: Material at O (orig. herb.?), C and S; see IH.
Ref.: IH 2: 103.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 272; BL 2: 454; BM 6: 152; CSP 13: 882;
KR p. 108; MW p. 55.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 183. 1905 (portr.)
Anon., Bull. Torrey bot. Club 35: 585. 1908.
Mowinckel et al., Bergens Mus. Aarsber. 1916-17. 80-81 (portr.)
Anon., Bot. Not. 1917: 141.
Arnell, Sv. bot. Tidskr. 11: 288. 1917 (portr.)
Wille, Naturen, Bergen 41: 97-101. 1917 (portr.)
Wille, Forhandl. Videnskapsselsk. i Kristiania 1917: 78-81. 1918.
Anon., Rev. bryol. 47: 74. 1920 (bibl.)
Gran, Norsk biogr. Leks. 2: 283. 1925.
Kleppa, Norsk bot. bibl. 1814-1964, p. 319 [index]. 1973 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Bryhnia C. Kaurin (1892).
Bubak, Frantisek (1865-1925), Bohemian botanist, professor at the agricultural college
at Tabor. (Bubdk).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BEL.
Ref E2103:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 272; BM 6: 152; CSP 13: 882-883; DTS 3:
xl, 6(4): 127; Kew 1: 406; KR p. 108; LS 4290-4347a, 31667-31696; LS suppl. 4029-
4056; MW p. 56; MW suppl. p. 28.
Maiwald, Gesch. Bot. Bohmen 231. 1904.
Anon., J. Mycol. 13: pl. opp. p. 89. 1907 (portr.)
Kavina et al., Ochrana rostlin 5: 50-61. 1925.
Kavina, Mycologia, Praha, 2: 151-152. 1925 (portr.)
Vilhelm, Véda pfir. 6: 213-215. 1925.
Anon., Hedwigia 66: (118). 1926.
Vilhelm, Preslia 5: 227-229. 1927 (portr.)
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1054. 1940.
Futak & Domin, Bibl. fl. CSR 125 (bibl.), 685 (biogr.) 1960.
Cejp, Ceska Mykol. 20(3): 199-202. 1966 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Bubakia J. C. Arthur (1906).
HANDWRITING: J. Mycol. 13: pl. opp. 89. 1907.
Bubani, Pietro (1806-1888), Italian physician and botanist who studied the flora ot
the Pyrenées while in exile. (Bubani).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: GE.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 356, 2: 103; Saccardo 2: 25.
386
BUCH
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 269; Barnhart 1: 272; BM 1: 273; Bossert
p- 57; Colmeiro 1: clxvi; CSP 7: 289, 13: 883; IF suppl. 1: 76; Jackson p. 479; Kew 1:
406; PR 1304-1305; Saccardo 1: 40, 2: 25.
Caruel, Ann. Bot. London, 2: 398-399. 1889 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 160. 1903, 3(3): 176. 1905 (ref. to portr.)
Burdet, intr. to facs. ed. Bubani, Flora virgiliana, Koenigstein/Ts. 1974 (bibl.)
EpoNnyMy: Bubania Girard (1848).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 27: 339-340. 1972.
859. Dodecanthea doctoris Petri Bubani tiberiacensis. Firenze mdxxxl (= mdcccl, 1850)
(Dodecanthea).
Publ.: 1850 (p. viii: kal. Dec 1849), p. [iJ]-vili, [9]-36, [1, comp.] ‘Er ver6ffentlichte
selbst nur die bitter polemische Schrift Dedecanthea [sic] Firenze 1850 und Flora
virgiliana Bologna 1869.”” (AG); according to BM reprinted from Gazzetta Toscana
Sci. Med. Fis. Ann. viii. The pamphlet of 36 + 1 pages consists of one gathering.
Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 273; Kew 406; PR 1304.
860. Flora virgiliana ovvero sulle piante menzionate da Virgillo pareri esposti, conside-
rati, proposti ancora dal Dre. Pietro Bubani. Onorate l’altissimo poeta D. [Bologna
1869]. Oct. (Fl. virgil.)
Publ.: 10 Jun 1869 (colophon), p. [1]-135, [135]. Copy: NY.
**Ultime note’, [Bologna 1876] Oct., p. 1-7., separately, but also incorporated as p. [137]-
144 in original edition, published 5 Mar 1870, as Ilustrazioni ulteriort alla Flora Vir-
giliana.
Facsimile ed.: Koenigstein/Ts (Otto Koeltz), ISBN 3-87429-075-1, with preface, biogr.
and bibl. by H. M. Burdet, p. [1-4], intr. [7], [5]-135, [136], Ill. ult. [137]-144.
Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 273; Kew 1: 406; PR 1305.
Anon., Flora 52: 398. 10 Sep 1869, 52: 463. 10 Nov 1869.
861. Flora pyrenaea per ordines naturales gradatim digesta. Opus posthumum editum
curante O. Penzig, in Athenaeo Genuensi botanices professore. Milano (Ulrico Hoepli)
1897-1901. 4 vols. Oct. (Fl. pyren.)
1: Oct-Nov 1897 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1897), p. [i*-ii*], [i]-11, [1]-551, [3, index]. Copies:
B, BR, MICH, NY.
De Dee 1899 (t.p. 1900; Nat. Nov. Jan 1900; BM rd. 6 Jan 1900), p. [1*], index: [1]-v,
[1]-718. Copies: B, BR, MICH, NY.
3: Mar igor (t.p. 1901; Nat. Nov. early Apr 1901, BM rd 27 Aug 1901), p. [1], [1]-431,
index: [i]-iii. Copies: B, BR, MICH, NY.
4: Dec 1g01-Feb 1902 (t.p. 1901; Nat. Nov. Mar 1902, BM 11 Feb 1902), p. [i], [1]-
446, index: [i]-iii, index generalis: [i]-x. Copies: B, BR, MICH, NY.
‘*The author’s nomenclature is capricious, accepted names of genera and species being
changed on preposterous grounds; the date 1753 ... is ignored” (Blake). See Malin-
vaud for a critical evalutation.
Ref.: BL 2: 480; BM 1: 273; Kew 1: 407.
Hiern, J. Bot. 36: 150-153. 1898.
Malinvaud, Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr. 54 (sess. extr.): I-liti. 1908, 55 (sess.extr.): xlv-liv.
1908, 56 (sess. extr.): XXlI-xXxx. IQI10, 57 (sess. extr.): XXV-xxix. IQI1 (critical re-
views).
Greene, Amer. midland Naturalist 2: 36-54. 1911.
Buch, Christian Leopold von, Freiherr von Gelmersdorf etc. (1774-1853), German
traveller and naturalist. (L. v. Buch).
COLLECTIONS: Some (e.g. the collection from the Canary Islands) were at B, others
reported to be at BASSA (?). Palaeontological material at the Geological-palaeontolog-
ical institute of Berlin (fide Sherborn).
387
BUCH
Ree UE 2": 104:
Candolle, Phytographie 400. 1880.
Sherborn, Where is the ... collection. 27. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 3: 464-475; Barnhart 1: 273; BM 1: 273-274;
CSP 1: 687-691, 6: 610, 7: 289, 12: 129; DTS 1: 38-39, 6(4): 7, GR.1: 67; IF p. 685;
Kew 1: 407; KR p. 109; Laségue p. 565 [index]; MD p. 71-73; NDB 2: 697; PR 1307-
1308; Quenstedt p. 65 (q.v. for further biogr. refs.)
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 660 [index]. 1846 (bibl.)
Boué, Alm. k. Akad. Wien 3: 179-194. 1853 (bibl.)
Carnall, Z. deut. geol. Ges. 5: 248-263. 1853.
Geinitz, Gedachtnisrede auf ... Dresden 1853 (bibl.)
Martius, Denkrede auf ... Miinchen 1853.
Haidinger, Jb. geol. Reichsanst. Wien 4: 207-220. 1853.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. London 2: 241-243. 1855.
Giebel, C. G., Biogr. v. C.L.B., Berlin 1857.
Dechen, Verh. naturk. Ver. preuss. Rheinl. Westf. 10: 241-265. 1853, Nova Acta Leop.
24(2): ci-cxxv. 1854, Verh. nat. ver. preuss. Rheinl. Westf. 31 (Corr.): 41-59. 1874.
Candolle, Mémoires et Souvenirs 375, 454, 1862.
Flourens, Eloges historiques 1: 343-409. 1856; Ann. Rep. Smithson. Inst. 1862: 358-372
(bibl.)
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller — Lexikon 89-92. 1874.
Ginther, Geisteshelden 29: 185-271. 1900 (portr., bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 121. 1903, 3(3): 121. 1905 (ref. to portr.)
Zaunick, Der Geologe 34: 669-674. 1924 (letters).
Hooykaas, The principle of uniformity, ed. 2. Leiden 1963.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 69. 1966.
Lurie, Louis Agassiz 436 [index]. 1970.
Nieuwenkamp, DSB 2: 552-557. 1970.
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 309 [index]. 1973.
COLLECTED WorRKs: Ewald et al., ed., Leopold von Buch’s gesammelte Schriften, Berlin 1867-
1885, 4. vols., (biogr. in 1: v-xlvili. 1867).
EPONYMY: Buchia Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1817). — Note: Neobuchia Urban (1902)
is dedicated to Wilhelm Buch (1862-x), German botanist and collector in Haiti.
862. Allgemeine Uebersicht der Flora auf den Canarischen Inseln. Eine Abhandlung, vorge-
lesen in der Konig]. Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin im Jahre 1817.
Berlin 1819. Qu. (Allg. Uebers. Fl. Canar. Ins.)
Publ.: 1819, p. [i], [1]-48. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Abh. Physik. Klasse kon. Preuss.
Akad. Wiss. 1816-1817: 337-382, 383-388. 1819. A preliminary publication of the
botanical part of the Physicalische Beschreibung.
863. Physicalische Beschreibung der Canarischen Inseln. Berlin 1825. Qu. Atlas zur Physica-
lischen Beschreibung der Canarischen Inseln. Berlin (K6n. Akademie der Wissenschaften)
1825 [1826-1831]. Qu. and Fol. (Phys. Beschr. Canar. Ins.)
Publ.: Text 1828, after 28 Mai (pref.), Qu., p. [i-vii], [1]-407, [408, err.] For detailed
description see MD. Copy: U.
Atlas: “‘Atlas zur physicalischen Beschreibung ...” Fol., “‘fig.’’ 3-13. 1826 (before
22 Apr), “‘fig.” 1 “‘gravée ... en 18317’, fig. 2 never published.
The botanical collaborators were Robert Brown (a list of Madeira plants), A. P. de
Candolle (some descriptions), J. D. Choisy (idem), H. F. Link (most of the descrip-
tions). — A French translation, with a preface by Adr. de Jussieu, was published by
Guillemin in his Archives de botanique 1: 289-316 (15 Apr 1833), 481-508 (10 Jun 1833) ;
the second part with the title Catalogue des plantes spontanées qui ont été jusqw ici trouvées
dans les tiles Canaries. Margadant mentions an undated reprint of this translation with
separate pagination. — The book was privately published and did not appear in the
trade. Most (or all) copies were presented by the author.
Ref.: BM 1: 274; Kew 1: 407; MD p. 71-73; PR 1308; PR ed. 1, 1308.
388
BUCHENAU
Buch, Hans Robert Viktor (1883-1964), Finnish bryologist. (H. Buch).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: H.
Ref.: 1H 2: 103.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 273; BL 2: 464; BM 6: 153; GR p. 614-615;
Kew 1: 407.
Carpelan et Tudeer, Helsingin ylispisto 1: 108-109. 1921.
Andersson, Handl. i Universitatsarenden Helsinki 1923(5): 1-8. 1923.
Diels, Asiakirj. Yliopistoasioissa 1923(6): 7-9. 1923.
Elfving, Handl. i Universitatsarenden Helsinki 1923(5): 8-31. 1923.
Verdoorn, Ann. bryol. 10: 152. 1937 (portr.)
Roivainen, Luonnon Tutkija 69: 31-33. 1965.
Collander, Soc. Sci. Fenn. Arsbok-Vuosikirja 46(13): 1-12. 1969 (bibl., portr.)
Collander et al., Acta Fauna FI. fenn. 81: 57-61. 1973 (bibl., cites above biographies).
EPONYMY: Neobuchia Urban (1902) is dedicated to Wilhelm Buch (1862-x), German
botanist and collector in Haiti.
Buchenau, Franz Georg Philipp (1831-1906), German high-school teacher and bota-
nist at Bremen, outstanding morphologist, systematist and phytogeographer. (Buchenau).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B — Buchenau contributed Carices to Kneucker, Carices exsicc.
Ref 2104:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 287-288, 3(2): 482 (!); Barnhart 1: 274;
BFM 22, 23; BM 1: 274-275; 6: 153; Bossert p. 57; CSP 1: 693, 6: 610; 7: 292-293,
9: 387-388, 12: 129, 13: 887-888; DTS 1: 39, 6(4): 127; Jackson p. 134, 191, 225, 300,
302; Kew 1: 408; Langman p. 166-167; LS 4352-4353; MW p. 56-57; Saccardo 1: 40.
Fischer-Benzon, in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schleswig-Holstein 2: 12. 1890.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 121. 1905 (portr.)
Anon., Weser-Zeitung 24 and 27 Apr 1906 (copies B, FAS); Hamburger Nachrichten
363, 2. Beil., 25 Mai 1006 (copies L, FAS).
Focke, Abh. naturw. Ver. Bremen 19: 1-22. 1907 (portr.), 20: 73-90. 1911 (bibl.)
Ascherson, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 49: xlii-xlvi. 1907.
Weigel, Bibliothek Buchenau, Leipzig 1909 (with obituary by Focke).
Bay, Flora, Gesamtregister 26-100: 6. 1910.
Bitter, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 30: (95)-(115). 1912 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Contributed to EP., ed. 1:
(a) Juncaceae, in II, 5: 1-7. 26 Mar 1887, Nachtrage II-IV: 70-71 Jul 1897, Er-
ganzungsheft 1: 9. 8 Oct 1900.
(b) Juncaginaceae, II. 1: 222-227. 22 Feb 1889, Nachtrage II-IV: 38. Jul 1897, Suppl.
by Engler, Erganzungsheft 1: 2. 8 Oct 1900.
Co-author: Georg Hans Emmo Wolfgang Hieronymus.
(c) Alismaceae, II. 1: 227-232. 22 Feb 1889, Nachtrage II-IV: 38. Jul 1897, Er-
ganzungsheft 1: 2-3. 8 Oct 1goo.
(d) Butomaceae, II. 1: 232-234. 22 Feb 1889, Nachtrage II-IV: 38. Jul 1897, Er-
ganzungsheft 1: 3. 8 Oct. 1900.
(2) Contributed to Engler, Pflanzenreich:
(a) Tropaeolaceae, Heft 10, 36 p. 8 Jul 1902.
(b) Scheuchzeriaceae, Heft 16, 20 p. 25 Aug 1903 (Buchenau: 15 Aug).
(c) Alismataceae, Heft 16, 66 p. idem.
(d) Butomaceae, Heft 16, 12 p. idem.
(e) Funcaceae, Heft 25, 284 p. 15 Mai 1906.
EPONYMY: Buchenavia Eichler (1866).
864. Beitraege zur Entwickelungsgeschichte des Pistills. Inaugural-Dissertation, welche mit
Genehmigung der philosophischen Facultat zu Marburg zur Erlangung der Doktor-
389
BUCHENAU
wuerde einreicht Franz Buchenau aus Kassel. Marburg (Elwert) 1851. Oct. (Beztr. Entw. —
Pistills).
Publ.: 1851 (t.p.), p. [1]-32. Copy: NY. — Preprinted from Linnaea 622-649. Jan 1852;
rd by Flora Apr-Mai 1852.
Rep Mit 2 74s PRUTSTO:
865. Index criticus Butomacearum, Alismacearum, Juncaginacearumque hucusque descripta-
rum ... (Separat-Abdruck aus den Abhandlungen des naturwissenschaftl. Vereines zu
Bremen). Bremen (C. Ed. Miiller) 1868. Oct. (Index crit. Butom. Alism. Funcag.)
Publ.: 6 Oct 1868 (p. 111: Oct 1868, p. 1: Aug 1868, p. 17: Sep 1868; Buchenau himself,
1911, puts the date at 6 Oct 1868), p. [1-111], [1]-61. Copies: B, NY, US. — Original
publication in Abh. naturwiss. Ver. Bremen 1: 213-224, after Sep 1868 and 2: 1-49.
Mar 1869.
Unauthorised reprint, without the notes, J. Bot. 7: 219-232. Aug 1869.
Nachtraége: 17 Apr 1871, p. 481-504 (in repr. copy: NY), in Abhandlungen 2(3): 481-504.
1871 (Flora 55: 208. 1 Mai 1872).
Ref.: BM 1: 274; Jackson p. 125; Kew 1: 401; Langman p. 166; MW p. 56; PR 1312.
P.A., Bot. Zeit. 27: 147-148. 1869.
Buchenau, Abh. naturwiss. Ver. Bremen 20: 76. 1911.
866. Die zweite deutsche Nordpolarfahrt in ... 1869 und 1870 ..., Band 2. Wissenschaft-
liche Ergebnisse I. Botanik. Bremen 1873. Oct. (n.v.) (Zweite deut. Nordpolarf.)
Publ.: 3 Jun 1873, the ““Botanik’’ edited by Buchenau, the “‘Gefasspflanzen’’ written by
Buchenau and W. O. Focke. The editors of the volume were G. Hartlaub and M.
Lindeman. The authors of the chapters of the ‘““Botanik”’ were:
1. Klima, A. Pansch.
. Gefasspflanzen, F. Buchenau und W. O. Focke.
Laubmoose, K. Miiller.
Flechten, G. W. Korber.
Algen, G. Zeller.
Pilze, H. F. Bonorden und L. Fuckel.
Treibhdélzer, G. Kraus.
. Ostgrénlandische Holzgewachse, G. Kraus.
Bucheaau (1911) gives the date for the entire chapter 2 as 3 Jun 1873; the book
was first reviewed by G. K., Bot. Zeit. 31: 396-397. 20 Jun 1873.
Ref.: BM 1: 230, pare ijackion Pp. 225.
Buchenau, Abh. naturwiss. Ver. Bremen 20: 77. IgI1.
Ow AYP ww
867. Flora von Bremen. Zum Gebrauch in Schulen und auf Excursionen ... Mit 20 in
den Text gedruckten Abbildungen. Bremen (C. Ed. Miller) 1877. Oct. (Fl. Bremen).
edition pagination & title date
Te [i]-[vili], [1]-291, [292, cont.], [3p. Verz.] 20 text ill. 7 Mai 1877
Copies: B, HH.
[i]-[viii], [1]-312, 40 text ill. ““Zweite vermehrte und be- 15 Apr 1879
richtigte Auflage,” “‘Bremen (C. Ed. Miiller) 1879.”
Copy: HH.
[2a.] [1]-[viii], [1]-312, Fundorte [1]-4, 40 text ill. ‘‘Flora von Spring 1883
Bremen und Oldenburg,’ Bremen (M. Heinsius) 1833. Oct.,
is ed. 2. plus 4p. Fundorte. Copy: HH.
Be [i]-[viii], [1]-321, Fundorte [1]-4, 45 text ill., “Flora von 10 Jun 1885
Bremen und Oldenburg ... Dritte vermehrte und berich-
tigte Auflage.”? Bremen (M. Heinsius) 1885. Oct. Copies:
HES INY:
Ae [i]-[viii], [1]-328, 102 text ill., preface dated: 3 Oct 22 Nov 1893
1893, “Flora ... Oldenburg ... vierte vermehrte und be-
richtigte Auflage.”” Bremen (M. Heinsius Nachfolger)
“1894” (postdated). Oct. Copy: HH.
Ns)
390
[a*];, [a|-xi, [1]-338, 103 text ill., p. xx: 12 Jan 1901,
‘Flora ... Oldenburg ... Fiinfte vermehrte und _ berich-
tigte Auflage.’’ Leipzig (M. Heinsius Nachfolger) 1901.
Oct. Copy: L.
[i]-xii, [2, cont., expl.], [1]-337, 102 text ill., p. [v]: Mai
1906, ‘‘Flora ... Oldenburg ... Sechste, verbesserte Auf-
lage.’’? Leipzig (M. Heinsius Nachfolger) 1906. Oct.
Copy: B.
[i]-[vili], [1]-335, 97 textill., p. vi: Mar 1913, “Flora ...
Oldenburg ... Siebente verbesserte Auflage herausgege-
ben von Dr. W. O. Focke.” Leipzig (M. Heinsius Nach-
folger) 1913. Oct. [Wilhelm Olbers Focke, 1834-1922].
Copy: HH.
fi]-[vili], [1]-344, 97 text ill., p. vi: Aug 1918, “‘Flora ...
Oldenburg ... Achte, veranderte und verbesserte Auflage
herausgegeben von Prof. Di. Gg. Bitter.” Leipzig (M.
Heinsius Nachfolger) 1919. Oct. [Friedrich August Georg
Bitter, 1873-1927]. Copy: NY.
[iJ-vi, [1, cont.; 1, abbr.], [1]-372, 100 text ill., p. vi:
Apr 1927, “Flora ... Oldenburg ... Neunte veranderte
und verbesserte Auflage herausgegeben von Prof. Dr. Gg.
Bitter und Dr. Br. Schitt.’’ Bremen (G. Winter) 1927.
Oct. [Bruno Schiitt]. Copy: B.
Ref.: BM 1: 274; Jackson p. 302; Kew 1: 408.
BUCHENAU
23 Mar Igor
Mai 1906
Aug-Sep 1913
Apr-Jun 1919
Jun-Jul 1927
868. KAritisches Verzeichniss aller bis jetzt beschriebenen Funcaceen nebst Diagnosen neuer
Arten. Bremen (C. Ed. Miiller) 1880. Oct. (A7rit. Verz. Funcac.)
Publ.: 31 Dec 1879, p. [i]-vii, [viil, cont.], [1]-112. Copy: B.
Ref.: BM 1: 274; Jackson p. 1343; Kew 1: 408; MW p. 57.
Buchenau, Abh. naturwiss. Ver. Bremen 20: 79. IQII.
869. Flora der ostfriesischen Inseln. Norden und Norderney. (Herm. Braams) 1881. Oct.
(Fl. ostfries. Ins.)
edition
I
3a
pagination and titles
[i]-vi, [1, cont.; 1, abbr.], [1]-172, err. slip; p. iv: 12 Jan
1881. Copies: B, HH.
[i]-vi, [1, cont.; 1, abbr.], [1]-176, “‘2., durch eine Ueber-
sicht der wichtigsten wahrend der letzten 10 Jahre ge-
machten Pflanzenfunde vermehrte Ausgabe.”’ Norden und
Norderney (Herm. Braams) 1891. Oct. Copies: B, HH.
[iJ-vi, [1, cont.; 1, abbr.], [1]-205, p. vi: 14 Mai 1896,
“Flora ... Inseln (einschliesslich der Insel Wangeroog) ...
dritte umgearbeitete Auflage.”? Leipzig (Wilhelm Engel-
mann) 1896. Oct. Copy: HH.
‘Flora ... Wangeroog ... Nachtrag zur dritten Auflage. Ent-
halt neue Verzeichnisse der Moose und Flechten (p. 187-
201) ... Berichtigungen und wichtigere neuere Beobach-
tungen aus den Jahren 1896-1900 (p. 202-207) und neues
Register (p. 208-213).” Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann)
1go1. Oct., p. [i]-iv, [187]-213; p. iv: 15 Feb 1901, sep-
arate cover. Copy: B.
[i]-iv, [1]-213, p. iv: 15 Feb 1go1, consists of ed. 3, old
sheets with the text of 3a; ““Vierte Auflage. Von der dritten
Auflage durch neue Verzeichnisse der Moose und Flech-
ten (p. 187-201), durch “‘Berichtigungen und wichtigere
neue Beobachtungen aus den Jahren 1896-1900” (p. 202-
207) und ein neues Register (p. 208-213) verschieden.”
dates
11 Feb 1881
29 Jun 1891
8 Jun 1896
28 Mai 1901
28 Mai 1901
S91
BUCHENAU
edition pagination and titles dates
Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1901. Oct. Copy: B. — The
mosses by Fr. Miller; the lichens by Heinrich Sandstede
(1859-x).
Ref.: Kew 1: 408 [ed. 4]; LS 4353.
Focke, Abh. naturwiss. Ver. Bremen 20: 79, 83. I9I1.
870. Monographia Funcacearum ... Mit 3 Tafeln und g Holzschnitten. Leipzig (Wilhelm
Engelmann) 1890. Oct. (Monogr. Funcac.)
Publ.: 22 Sep 1899, p. [i-ii], [1]-498, pl. 1-3 (p. [497]-498 Nachtrage). Copies: M, NY,
US, USDA (lacks Nachtr.) Originally published in Engler’s Botanische Fahrbucher 12:
1-495, 622-623, tt. 1-3. 1890 as follows:
Heft pages dates
I 1-160 [?] 24 Jun 1890 fide Beibl. 27
2 [?] 161-320 [?]
3/4 [?] 321-495 26 Aug 1890 fide Beibl. 28
622-623 [add.] 26 Aug 1890
The preliminary study Monographie der Funcaceen vom Cap appeared in Nov 1875 in Abh.
naturwiss. Ver. Bremen 4(4): 393-512, pl. v-xi; preprints of this article were available
on g Aug 1875.
Ref.: DTS 1: 39; Langman 167; MW 57.
871. Flora der nordwestdeutschen Tiefebene. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1894. Oct. (Fl.
nordwestdeut. Tiefebene).
First edition: 28 Apr 1894, p. [i]-xiv, [xv, cont.], [1]-550; p. xii: 15 Feb 1894. Copies:
B, FAS, HH.
Wichtigere Nachtrdge und Verbesserungen, [2] p., Apr 1895, in HH copy of ed. 1.
Kritische Nachtrége zur Flora der nordwestdeutschen Tiefebene. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engel-
mann) 1904. Oct., p. [i]-vi, [1]-74, Aushangebogen available 15 Mar 1904, p vi:
12 Jan 1904. Copies: B (2 copies), HH. (A7it. Nachtr. Fl. nordwestdeut. Tiefebene).
Ref.: BM 1: 275, 6: 153; Kew 1: 408.
Anon., Hedwigia 33 (Rep.): 145. 25 Oct 1894.
Buchenau, Abh. naturw. Ver. Bremen 20: 84. Ig11.
Buchoz, Pierre Joseph (1731-1807), French (Lorraine) physician and naturalist.
(Buchoz).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown. Buchoz, that “miserable compiler’ (Pritzel) prob-
ably had no herbarium of his own. The greater part of his numerous works (over 500)
was indeed compiled from the writing of others: an indiscriminate and often unauthor-
ized procedure. L’Héritier established (not validly) a genus Buchozia “‘to take revenge.”
The species in question (Lycium foetidum L.f.) had a bad odor and was — according to
L’Heéritier — excellently suited for that particular purpose. Pritzel’s remark is ‘‘Miser-
rimus compilator, fraude ac ignorantia aeque eminens, in cujus ignominiam L’Héritier
Buchoziam foetidam condidit.”’
Montfalcon: “‘Ceux qui ont eu le courage de lire les ouvrages de Buc’hoz me pardonner-
ont de ne pas en avoir fait l’analyse; il n’en est aucun qui ne soit au-dessous du mé-
diocre.”’
Kirschleger: ‘‘Les publications de Buch’oz n’ont qu’une valeur trop médiocre. On y
trouve une foule de fausses déterminations. Buch’oz date les Vosges des plantes les plus
incroyables ...”
Ref.: Stafleu, L’Héritier de Brutelle p. xxvi in Sertum anglicum, facsimile ed. Pittsburgh.
1963, cf. also Adanson 1: 138. 1963.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 275; BM 1: 275-276; Henrey 531-5333
392
BUCHOZ
Jackson p. 528 [index]; Kew 1: 410; Langman p. 167-168; LS 4408; MW p. 57;
NI 278-292; Plesch p. 161-162; PR 1318-1337; SO 374, 650e, 1584, 1715, 2035.
Boehmer, Bibl. hist. nat. 3(1): 212-213. 1787 (bibl.)
Buchoz, Liste chronologique des ouvrages publi¢és par M. Buch’oz. Nancy s.d. [1787],
(lists 260 titles at this early date).
Montfalcon, Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 3: 35-37. 1821.
NOTE ON NAME: Buchoz often, but not always, spelled his name Buch’oz.
EPONYMY: Buchosia [sic] Vellozo (1825). — Note: The name Buchozia Héritier, referred
to above (herb. & types), was not validly published.
NOTE ON TREATMENT: We treat only a few of Buchoz’s many publications, mainly those
containing new generic names. The bibliography of the Buchoz publications is difficult
and complicated because of the rarity of many of the items.
872. Traité historique des plantes qui croissent dans la Lorraine et les trois Evéchés, contenant
leur description, leur figure, leur nom, l’endroit ou elles croissent, leur culture, leur
analyse, & leurs propriétés, tant pour la Médécine, que pour les Arts & Métiers. Nancy,
Paris 1762-1770, 10 vols. Duod. (Trazté hist. pl. Lorraine).
tome pages plates dates
I [i*-ii*], [i]-x, [1-2], [1-303, 304, frontisp. 1762
cont.] Nancy (F. Messin), IDC
copy: Lechesne.
2 [i-ii], [1 ]-359, [360-366]. Nancy (/r., 2-30, ‘‘21”’ (= 37) 1763
(Veuve Lechesne)
3 [1-111], [1]-403, [404-410]. Nancy /f., 2-78 1764
(Claude-Sigisbert Lamort), Paris
(Durand)
4 [i-i1], [1]-161, [162-169]. Paris (fr., 2-11, r1[bis], 13-14 =
(Durand), Nancy (Claude-Sigis-
bert Lamort)
5 [i], [1]-243, [244-248] Sf., 2-11, “14”, 13-24 a
6 [i-iii], [1]-426, [427-428]. Paris (/f., 2-10, 12-16, 21-23, 25, 27, 26, 1766
(Durand), Nancy (C.S. Lamort) 78
i [1-111], [1]-249, [250-252]. Paris Sr; 3s 5s 6; Il, 13; 13| bis}, oe 1767
(Durand, Didot, Cavelier) 16
8 [i-iti], [1]-165, [166-170]. Paris (fr., 1, 3, 6-12, 15, 17-18 1768
(Durand, Didot, Cavelier)
9 [i-vili], 9-304, [305-309]. Paris tome 9: /r., pl. 5, 12; tome 10: 1769
(Durand, Didot, Cavelier) pl. 1-4, 6, 8-9; tome 11: pl. 7;
tome 12: pl. 1, 3, 6, 7, 9; tome
19s plage Os Ir, 19sntome 14) pl.
Tews
10(1) [i], [1]-247. Paris (Fetil) tome; 16:/p/. 7, [z07s|, 2:14,'0, 72.0) 770
13-14, 16, 18, 26; tome 10: pl. 6;
tome 16: pl. 35, 50, 57, 57[ 515];
63, 66, 68.
10(2) —‘[i-tii], [249]-511, [513-524]. Paris tome 17: pl. 1, r[bis], 2, 16, 19, 1770
(Fetil) 18; tome 18: pl. 2, 10, 11, 13-153
tome 19: pl. 1, 4, 7; tome 20: fl.
T, 35 4, 9, 6, rg[bis], 15, 18,
“‘dern.”?; tome 17: pl. 15.
The “‘tome’’ designations on the plates indicate derivation from another publication.
Data based on a copy at PH (information Ida K. Langman). Copies vary. Vol. 3 has a
title page dated 1764 but was published Jan-Aug 1763. An issue with all volumes Paris
1770 is reported in the literature.
399
BUCHOZ
Ref.: BM 1: 275; DU 58; NI 292; PR 1321; SA 1: 138; IDC 5864.
Buchoz, Liste chronologique 3-5 [1787].
Wilmott, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1935: go.
873. Tournefortius lotharingiae, ou catalogue des plantes qui croissent dans la Lorraine et
les trois évechés; rangées suivant le systeme de Tournefort, avec les endroits ot on les
trouve le plus communément. Paris (Durand), Nancy (Babin) s.d. [1764]. Oct. (Tourne-
Sortius lothar.)
Publ.: 1764, p. [i]-viii, [1]-288, tabl. gén. [2]p. Copy: B. — Binary Linnaean nomenclature
for species not consistently employed.
Ref.: BM 1: 275.
874. Dictionnaire raisonné universel des plantes, arbres et arbustes de France; contenant la
description raisonnée de tous les végétaux du royaume, considérés relativement a l’agri-
culture, au jardinage, aux arts et métiers, a l’économie domestique & champétre, & ala
médecine des hommes & des animaux. Paris (J. P. Costard) 1770-1771, 4 vols. Oct.
(Dict. univ. pl. France).
1: 1770, [i*], [i]-xii, [1]-650, p. v approb. 2 Jan 1770.
2: 1770, [i-ili], [1]-651.
3: 1770, [i*-iii*], [i]-[vii], [1]-643, p. vi approb. 2 Jan 1770.
4: 1771, [i-ili], [1]-352, [i]-ccxliv, bibl. Buchoz on p. 348-349.
Copy: U.
Other issue: vols. 1-3: Paris (Lacombe) 1770, vol. 4, Paris (J. P. Costard) 1771. Copy:
USDA.
1: [i]-xii, [i]-[vii], [1]-650.
2: [i], [1]-651.
3: [tii], [1]-643.
4: [i-iti], [1]-352, [i]-ccxliv.
Linnaean binary nomenclature is not consistently employed in the general part of the
Dictionnaire, vols. 1 and 2 and vol. 3, p. 1-528. However, Buchoz uses binary nomenclature
fully and consistently in the part entitled Flora gallica, in vol. 3, p. 529-643 and in vol. 4.
Ref.: BM 1: 275; HA 2: 505; Kew 1: 410; Langman p. 167; PR 1323.
Anon., GGA 1771: 462, 551; 1772: 501.
875. Manuel médical et usuel des plantes, tant exotiques qu’indigénes, auquel on a joint un
catalogue raisonné des plantes rangées par famille; des observations pratiques sur l’usage
qu’on en peut faire dans la plapart des maladies; & différens discours sur la botanique.
Paris (Humblot, Hérissant fils) 1770, 2 vols. Oct. (in fours) (Man. méd. pl.)
Vol. 1: 1770, p. [i]-vili, [1]-470. Copy: Ewan.
Vol. 2: 1770, p. [i*-iti*], [1]-xlviii, [1]-400. Copy: Ewan.
876. Histoire universelle du régne végétal, ou nouveau dictionnaire physique et oeconomique,
de toutes les plantes qui croissent sur la surface du globe: Contenant leurs noms botani-
ques & triviaux dans toutes les langues, leurs classes, leurs familles, leurs genres & leurs
especes; les endroits ou on les trouve le plus communément; leur culture; les animaux
auxquels elles peuvent servir de nourriture; leurs analyses chymiques; la maniere de les
employer pour nos alimens, tant solides que liquides; leurs propriétés, non-seulement
pour la médecine des hommes, mais encore pour celle des animaux; les doses & la
maniere de les formuler, & les différens usages pour lesquels on peut s’en servir dans les
arts & métiers, &c. &c. &c. Auquel on a joint une bibliotheque raisonnée de tous les
livres de botanique, l’explication des différens termes usités dans cette partie de histoire
naturelle; une notice de tous les systémes, & enfin la liste des professeurs & des jardins
botaniques de I’Europe. Ouvrage orné de 1200 planches gravées en taille-douce, par les
meilleurs maitres, & dessinées d’aprés nature, sur les plantes les plus rares du Jardin du
Roi & de celui de Trianon; & d’aprés la magnifique collection de plantes déposée dans
le Cabinet des Estampes, 4 la Bibliothéque du Roi, commencée & exécutée par ordre &
sous les yeux de feu Monseigneur le Duc d’Orléans, Régent du Royaume, par Robert &
Audrier, &c., & continuée de nos jours par Mademoiselle Basseporte. Paris 1773-1778,
12 vols. Fol. (Hist. univ. régne vég.)
Publ.: In parts, the contents and precise dates of which are unknown. The 1200 plates
S94
BUCHOZ
are mostly based on original drawings in the Collection des Vélins of the Muséum d’ Histoire
Naturelle, Paris.
Ref.: Jackson p. 111; Kew 1: 410; Langman p. 167; NI 287; PR 1325.
877. Plantes nouvellement découvertes, recemment dénomméees et classées, représentées en
gravures, avec leurs descriptions; pour servir d’intelligence a Vhistoire générale et
économique des trois régnes. Paris (auteur, Debure) 1779 [-1784]. Fol. (Pl. nowv. découv.)
Publ.: 1779-1784, p. [1]-52, pl. 1-50 (19 as “133”; 21 as ““23”’) (p. 1: 1779, p. 52: Fini
d’imprimer en 1784). Copy: HU. — Handcoloured copper engravings by Claude Fessar.
Refi: BM 1: 275; GF p. 52; Kew 1: 410; NI 2091; Plesch p. 162; PR 1328; IDC 42.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 80-81. 1975.
878. Le Jardin d’ Eden, le paradis terrestre renouvelé dans le jardin de la reine a Trianon.
Paris, 2 vols. 1783. Fol. (n.v.) (fard. Eden).
Publ.: vol. 1, 1781; vol. 2, 1783 — PR (1330) states that there should be 200 plates but
that occasionally only 140 plates occur (see also NI 288) and that there are then seven
additional plates which are much larger than the others.
Ref.: GF p. 52; Langman p. 167; NI 288; PR 1330.
879. Herbier colorié de ’ Amérique, représentant les plantes les plus rares et les plus curieu-
ses, qui se trouvent dans cette nouvelle partie du monde. Pour servir a l’intelligence de
l’Histoire générale et économique des 3 régnes. Paris (auteur) 1783. Fol. (Herb. color.
Amérique).
Publ.: 1783, no text, set of coloured plates, probably taken in part from the author’s
Histoire universelle and Le jardin d’ Eden. Only copy seen: NY, with plates in the following
order: engr. t.p., [1], 2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 13, 13[bis], 14, 18, 20-26, 26[bis], 27-36, 36[bis],
46, 48, 49, 52, 54, 57, 61, 62, 65, 70, 75, 78, 84, 93, 103, 105, 106, 109, 111, 116, 109,
I1Q, 121, 125, 126-129, 132-135, 137-139, 141, 143, 145, 147, 154, 157, 161-171, 174,
179-183, 185-187, 189-196, 198, 199, 200 [in all 102 plates].
Ref.: Kew 1: 410; Langman p. 167; NI 285.
890*. Catalogue latin et francois des arbres et arbustes qu’on peut cultiver en France, & qui
peuvent résister en pleine terre pendant Vhiver; auquel on a joint la liste des plantes
nouvelles gravées & publiées tout récemment. London 1785. Duod. (Cat. arbr. arbust.)
Publ.: 1785, p. [i]-vili, [1]-101. Copy: USDA. — See Ewan for a taxonomic evaluation.
Ref.: Henrey 531.
Ewan, Proc. Am. philos. Soc. 103: 815-816. 1959.
* The numbers 880-889 have not been used.
891. Le grand jardin de univers, ou se trouvent coloriées les plantes les plus belles, les plus
curieuses et les plus rares des quatre parties de la terre, formant la continuation de
Vherbier de la Chine, de la collection des fleurs de la Chine et de Europe, des dons
merveilleux dans le régne végétal et du jardin d’Eden. Paris (auteur) 1785-1791, 2 vols.
Fol. (Grand jard.)
Publ.: 1785-1791, 200 hand-coloured engraved plates, no text. Copy: BM (n.v.); the
NY copy (vol. 1 only) has no text, an engr. t.p. and pl. [in this order, with duplicate
numbers as indicated]: 1-10, 12-13, 8 bis,15, 9, 17-19, 2, 21-34, 37, 37[bis], 38-41,
23, 43-48, 33, 50-535 32, 55-92, 94-100.
Ref.: BM 1: 276; Jackson p. 111; Langman p. 167; NI 289; PR 1331.
892. Sur un nouveau genre de plante qui a fleuri dans les jardins de la Reine a Trianon, &
qui approche beaucoup du Rudbeck. s.]. [Paris] 1785. (1 leaf) (Nouv. genre pl.)
Publ.: Sep 1785, p. [1-2]. Copy: G. — Special text accompanying a separate issue of plate
62 of the Jardin de [ Univers, illustrating Breteuillia trianensis.
893. Catalogue latin et francois des plantes vivaces, qu’on peut cultiver en pleine terre, pour la
décoration des jardins a l’angloise, & des parterres; auquel on a joint la liste des plantes
nouvelles, qui se trouvent représentées dans le grand Jardin de l’ Univers. Londres 1786.
Duod. (in sixes) (Cat. pl. vivaces).
395
BUCHOZ
Publ.: 1786, p. [i-iii], [1]-110, [1]-vill. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: Henrey 533.
894. Catalogue latin et frangois des arbustes et plantes, qu’on conserve pendant l’hiver dans
VOrangerie & la serre-chaude. Faisant suite au catalogue latin & francois des arbres,
arbustes & plantes vivaces qu’on peut cultiver en pleine terre. London, Paris (auteur)
1787. Duod. (Cat. arbust. pl.)
Publ.: 1787, p. [i*], [iJ-ii, [1]-139. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: Henrey 532.
Buchtien, Otto (1859-x), German botanical collector, active in Bolivia and Chile.
(Buchtien).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: US (44.653 specimens, acquired in 1922). — Duplicates in many
herbaria. A series called Herbarium bolivianum was issued between 1911 and 1915 (cent.
i-v, suppl. 1-ii).
Ref.: TH 2: 104.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 67. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 275; BM 1: 276; Bossert p. 57; CSP 13: 892;
Kew I: 410.
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 241. 1909.
EPONYMY: Buchtienia Schlechter (1929).
895. Contribuciones a la flora de Bolivia. I. Parte. La Paz (J. M. Gamarra) 1910. Oct.
(in fours) (Contr. fl. Bolivia).
Publ.: 1910, p. [i], [1]-197. Copies: L, U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 410.
Buckland, William (1784-1856), British geologist, dean of Westminster. (Buckland).
coLLections: BM and OXF (Relig. diliv. types).
Ref.: Sherborn, Where is the ... collection 27. 1941.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 243; Barnhart 1: 276; BB p. 52:
BM 1: 276-277, 6: 153; CSP 1: 702-704, 6: 611, 13: 891; DNB 7: 206; Jackson p. 182;
Kew 1: 642 (under Crawfurd); Quenstedt p. 66 (q.v. for further biogr. refs.)
Anon., Bonplandia 6: 334. 1858.
Buckland, Geology and mineralogy. London, 2 vols. 1858 (bibl.) [posthumous edition
with bibliography and portrait, edited by F. T. Buckland].
Gordon, The life and correspondence of William Buckland. London. 1894 (portr., bibl.),
xvi, 288 p. Copy: MICH.
Woodward, The history of the Geological Society of London 326. 1907.
Clarke, James Hall of Albany 558 [index]. 1923.
Gunther, Early medicine and biological Science. vol. 3, Oxford 1925 (facs. ed. 1968).
North, Ann. of Sci. 5: 91-128. 1942.
North, Proc. Geologists’ Ass. 54: 1-28. 1943 (centenary glacial theory).
Brightwell, L. R., Buckland’s Curiosities of natural history. London 1948.
Hooykaas, Natural Law and Divine miracle 147, 190-201, 235. 1959.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 70. 1966.
Cannon, DSB 2: 566-573. 1970 (extensive bibl. & sec. sources).
Lurie, Louis Agassiz 436 [index]. 1970.
EPONYMY: Bucklandia A.'T. Brongniart (1828) ; Bucklandia R. Brown ex W. Griffith (1836) ;
Bucklandia K&. M. von Sternberg (1825); Bucklandiopsis G. Roselt (1960); Exbucklandia
R. W. Brown (1946).
896. Geology and mineralogy considered with reference to natural theology. London
(William Pickering) 1836, 2 vols. Oct. (Geol. mineral.)
396
BUCKLEY
Ed. 1: Jun-Dec 1836 (pref. 30 Mai). Copy: Library of Congress.
I: [i]-xvi, [1]-599, [600, err.]
2: [i]-vii, [1]-129, 87 pl., nos. 1-69, 15’, 25’, 26’, 26’, 26’, 26a-b, 27a-f, 44’, 44”,
46’, 46”, 56a.
Philadelphia edition: 2 vols., Philadelphia (Carey, Lea and Blanchard) 1837. Duod.
(in sixes) Copies: MICH, NY, US.
1: [i]-xv, [13]-443.
2: [i]-vil, [1]-131, 87 pl. as in London ed.
Ed. 2: London 1837, 2 vols. same sheets as ed. 1 but with additional pages.
1: [i]-vi, [1]-619, p. 597-619 supplementary notes.
2: [i]-vil, [1]-129, 110a (dated 4 Apr 1837), plates as in ed. 1 but with 2’ in addition.
Issued in Oct. and Qu.
Supplementary notes to the first and second edition, London 1837, Oct., p. 579-619, 2 pl. —
also sep.
Ed. 3: London (Routledge & Co.), New York (id.) Oct-Dec 1858 (p. xii: 1 Oct 1858).
Copies: MICH, Library of Congress.
1: [i*-ii*], front., [iii*], [i]-Ixxxiii, [1]-552.
2: [i-ii], [1]-143, pl. 2-90.
“Geology ... theology. By the late very rev. William Buckland ... A new edition,
with additions by Professor Owen ... Professor Phillips ... Robert Brown ... anda
memoir of the author. Edited by Francis T. Buckland ...’’ Collaborators: Robert
Brown (1842-1895); Richard Owen (1804-1892) ; John Phillips (1800-1874) ; Francis
Trevelyan Buckland (1826-1880).
Ref.: BM 1: 276.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. no. 653, p. 70. 1966.
Buckley, Samuel Botsford (1809-1884), American naturalist, state geologist of Texas
1866-1884. (Buckley).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Location of first set of the collections unknown; duplicates in
many herbaria, e.g. A, BM, BR, GGE, MANCH, MO, NY, OXF, PH, TEX, US.
Ref.: TH 2: 105.
Pennell, Scrophulariaceae eastern temp. N. Am. 602. 1935.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Appleton 1: 439-440; Barnhart 1: 276; BM 1: 277;
CSP 1: 705, 7: 298, 9: 393, 12: 129, 13: 891; DAB 3: 232-234; IF p. 685; Langman p.
168; ME 1: 169, 3: 546 [index]; Nickles p. 148-149; Quenstedt p. 66.
Wright, Bull. ‘Torrey bot. Club 11: 46. 1884.
Sargent, Silva North America 3: 3-4. 1892.
Mohr, Plant life Alabama 16. 1901.
Merrill, Ann. Rep. Smithsonian Inst. 1904: 509, 692.
Geiser, Southwest Review 16: 133-134. 1930, Field & Lab. 4: 45. 1936.
Rodgers, John Torrey 173, 177, 298. 1942.
Geiser, Naturalists of the frontier 271. 1948 [“‘his work was uneven in quality and
frequently of little value ...’’].
Martin, zm Lenley et al., Index corr. Torrey 449. 1973.
EPONYMY: Buckleya J. Torrey (1843, nom. cons.)
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 141-142. 1973.
897. A preliminary report on the geological and agricultural survey of Texas. Austin (Jo. Walker)
1866. Oct. (Prelim. rep. surv. Texas).
Publ.: 1866, p. [1]-81, appendix (Texan grasses): [1]-4, index: [i]-1i. — Cover title: “A
preliminary report of the Texas Geological Survey together with agricultural obser-
vations, and an outline of the mineral deposits of the state.’ Copy: NY. — Followed by:
First annual report of the Geological and agricultural survey of Texas. Houston (A. C. Gray)
1874, Oct., p. [1]-142. Copy: NY.
Second ... Texas, Houston (A. C. Gray) 1876, Oct. (p. 3: 27 Mar 1876), p. [1]-96.
Copy: NY.
397
BUCKMAN
Buckman, James (1814-1884), British druggist, botanist and geologist. (Buckman).
cOLLEcTiIons: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 243; Barnhart 1: 276; BB p. 52;
BM 1: 277 [err. 0. 1816]; CSP 1: 705-706, 6: 611, 7: 298, 9: 393-394, 12: 130, 13: 894;
DNB 7: 216; Jackson p. 239, 249, 410; Kew 1: 411; LS 4310a; PR 1339; Quenstedt p.
66.
Bonney, Quart. J. Geol. Soc. 41 (Proc.): 43. 1885.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1883/6: 104. 1886.
Anon., Proc. Dorset Field Club 1: 1-4. 1886 (n.v.)
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxxiii-cxxxiv. 1948.
898. A botanical guide to the environs of Cheltenham; comprehending a classified arrangement
of the indigenous flowers and ferns of the Cotteswold Hills and the Vale of Gloucester;
with the habitats of the various plants. Cheltenham (H. Davies), London (D. Bogue)
1844. Oct. (in fours) (Bot. guide Cheltenham).
Publ.: 1844 (p. vii: Apr 1844), p. [1i]-viii, [i]-vii, [9]-59, [60, err.] Copy: NY.
Ref.: Jackson p. 249; Kew 1: 111; PR 1339.
Buddle, Rev. Adam (c. 1660-1715), English botanist, M. A. Cambridge 1685, rector
of North Fambridge, Essex. (Buddle).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Thirteen volumes (bound in four) and some separate collections
in the Sloane Herbarium (H.S. 114-130), described by Dandy. The herbarium is in
excellent preservation, the specimens well chosen, carefully annotated and named:
“undoubtedly the most trustworthy and accurately-named ... of the period” (Trimen
and Dyer, p. 388). The herbarium was used by Dillenius for his third edition of Ray’s
Synopsis (1724) and to some extent also by Hudson for his Flora anglica 1762. The plants
were collected mainly by Buddle with the help of his friends (note in H.S. 114) ‘‘the
Revd. Mr Stonestreet, Dr Plukenet, Mr Bobart, Mr Lhuyde, Mr Vernon, Mr Petiver,
Dr Richardson, Mr Doody, Mr Dubois, and others.” ‘The collections were bequeathed
to Sloane but were in Petiver’s hands when he died. Sloane put the herbarium at the
disposal of Sherard and Dillenius. Dandy cites the following additional contributors
(mostly England except when otherwise stated): Airy, Joseph Andrews, John Banister
(Virginia), Robert Barker, Jacob Bobart, George Boucher (Minorca?), Samuel Dale,
Thomas Dandridge, Samuel Doody, Charles Du Bois (India), Sir Richard Gipps,
William Houstoun (Jamaica), Jezreel Jones (Africa), Edward Lhwyd, Rev. Thomas
Manningham, Robert Millar, More, James Newton, Rev. William Nicolson, James
Petiver (miscellaneous), Leonard Plukenet, Isaac Rand, Richard Richardson, John
Robinson, John Scampton, Johann Jakob Scheuchzer (Switzerland), Rev. John Sedg-
wick, William Sherard, Sir Hans Sloane, Rev. Lewis Stevens, George Stonestreet, James
Stuherland, John ‘Thorpe, Sébastien Vaillant (Paris garden), William Vernon, Windsor.
— The Buddle herbarium was one of the earliest herbaria containing cryptogams. Further
Buddle material at OXF.
Ref.: GR p. 392; IH 2: 105.
Lindberg & Trimen, J. Bot. 12: 36-47. 1874.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 46. 1957.
Dandy, The Sloane herbarium 41-44, 102-108. 1958.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 140-141. 1964.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 302. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 277; BB p. 52-53; DNB 7: 222; GR p. 392.
Dillenius, Historia muscorum ix. 1741.
Trimen and Dyer, Fl. Middlesex 386-388. 1869.
Hind, Fl. Suffolk 475. 1889.
Druce, Fl. Berkshire cxxxi. 1897.
Raven, John Ray 393. 1950.
EPONYMY: Buddleja Linnaeus (1753).
398
BUEK
Buek, Heinrich Wilhelm (1796-1879), German physician (“‘Landphysicus” at Ham-
burg) and botanist. (H. Buek).
HERBARIUM and tyPEs: HBG (incl. fruit collection).
Ref.: AG 2(2): 88.
Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 21: 20. 1879.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 277; BM 1: 279; Bossert p. 58; CSP 1: 709;
Kew 1: 413; Langman p. 168; MW p. 57; PR 1343.
Anon., J. Bot. 17: 160. 1879.
Fischer-Benzon, in Prahl, Krit. Flora Schleswig-Holstein 2: 12. 1890.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Buek, cf. infra, sub J. N. Buek.
899. Genera, species et synonyma Candolleana alphabetico ordine disposita, seu index genera-
lis et specialis ad A. P. de Candolle Prodromum systematis naturalis regni vegetabilis.
Berlin (1, 2: Nauck), Hamburg (3: Perthes-Besser & Mauke; 4: Lucas Grafe) [1840-]
1842-1874. 4 vols. Oct.
part tovolumes pages t.p. dates dates
of prodr.
I 1-4 [i]-xi, [xu, err.], [1]-423 1842 20-21 Feb 1843
2 5-7(1) [i]-vi, [1, add.], [1]-223 1840 20-26 Sep 1840
3 7(2)-13 [i]-x, [1, add.], [1]-508 1858 late 1858 or early 1859
4 14-17 [i]-vii, [1]-416 1874 Jun 1874
Facsimile ed.: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1967, collation as above with extra t.p. for
each vol. Copy: FAS.
Some of Buek’s new names (in replacement of later homonyms used in the Prodromus),
have priority over Steudel’s substitute names for those same homonyms; others are later.
See dates of Steudel, Nom. ed. 2. Stearn (1955) provides a list of correct substitute names.
The dates given above for parts 1 and 2 are those of receipt by Hinrichs at Leipzig. Actual
publication (in Berlin and, later, Hamburg) probably took place somewhat earlier.
Ref.: BM 1: 279; Jackson p. 13; Kew 1: 412; Langman p. 168; MW p. 57; PR 1343;
IDC 45.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 1: 276-277. 21 Apr 1843.
Stearn, Candollea 8: 4. 1939; 15: 63-68. 1955.
Buek, Johannes Nicolaus [II] (1779-1856), German pharmacist and horticulturist,
uncle of Heinrich Wilhelm Buek (q.v.), ““kommissarisch Medizinalassessor and Revisor
der Apotheken des Frankfurter Regierungsbezirks’’.
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: W (via Reichenbach).
Ref.: AG 2(2): 88; IH 2: 105.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 88; Barnhart 1: 277; BM 1: 280; CSP 1: 709;
GR p. 67; LS 4421; PR 1345; PR ed. 1, 1528-15209.
Ascherson, Fl. Prov. Brandenburg 1: 3. 1860.
Stange, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 3/4: 358-370. 1862.
Fischer-Benzon, in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schleswig-Holstein 2: 12. 1890.
EPONYMY: Buekia C. G. D. Nees (1834). — Note: Buekia Giseke (1792) was dedicated to
Johann Nikolaus Buek I (1736-1812), German botanist.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 143-144. 1973.
NOTE: Johann Nikolaus Buek, I, 1736-1812, published a Verzeichniss von in- und auslandi-
schen Baumen, Strduchern, Pflanzen und Samen. Bremen 1779, Oct., 200 p. (PR 1344), some
of his plants are at HBG, KIEL, UPS and WAG.
399
BUETSCHLI
Buetschli, Johann Adam Otto (1848-1920), German zoologist and algologist.
(Buetschlt).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 278; BM 1: 280, 6: 157; CSP 13: 902;
Kew 1: 413.
Biitschli, Sb. Heidelberger Akad. Wiss. KI. B. 1920: 1-12 (autobiogr., portr.)
Goldschmidt et al., Die Naturwissenschaften 7: 543-570. 1920 (portr., bibl.)
Hamburger, Sb. Heidelberger Akad. Wiss. KI. B. 1920: 13-19. (bibl.)
Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. 134: 41-42. 1922.
Berger, DSB 2: 625-628. 1970.
Buffon, Georges Louis Leclercq de (1707-1788), French naturalist, “‘intendant”’ of
the Jardin des Plantes, highly gifted writer, spiritual father of the idea of descendence.
(Buffon).
COLLECTIONS: Buffon is not known to have made botanical collections; his natural history
material is all at the Muséum d’histoire naturelle, Paris.
NOTE: Even though Buffon did not describe any plant taxa his influence on systematic
thinking has been so profound that a brief list of the most important and mainly more
recent publications on him is in order here.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 777; Barnhart 1: 278; BM 1: 281-283;
Bossert p. 58; Quenstedt p. 66-67.
Geoffroy St. Hilaire, Notice historique sur Buffon. Oeuvres complétes de Buffon, ed.
Pillot 24. 1838 (bibl.)
Flourens, Buffon, histoire de ses travaux et de ses idées. Paris 1844, (Copy: MICH);
ed. 2. 1850 (n.v.)
Nadault de Buffon, Correspondance inédite de Buffon. Paris 1860, 2 vols. (Copy: UC).
Bazile, Buffon, sa famille, sa collaborateurs et ses familiers. Paris 1863, xvi, 432 p. (5
portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 110. 1903, 3(3): 98. 1905 (ref. to portr.)
Fagin, William Bartram 20, 21, 38, 45. 1933.
Strohl, Buffon, Paris 1935, p. 1-18.
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. xviii Jahrh. 254 [index]. 1936.
Earnest, J. and W. Bartram 183. 1940.
Francois, Bull. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. ser. 2. 22: 675-681. 1950 (on rearrangement Jardin
du Roi).
Bertin et al., Buffon. Paris 1952, 244 p., 25 pl. (portr., bibl.)
Heilbrun, in Bertin et al., Buffon, 225-237. 1952 (“essai de bibliographie’’).
Piveteau, Jean, ed., Oeuvres philosophiques de Buffon. Paris 1954.
Wohl, Isis 51: 186-199. 1960.
Roger, Mem. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. ser. 2. C. 10 (Buffon, les Epoques de la Nature).
Roger, Les sciences de la vie. 527-584. 1964.
Starobinsky, Gesnerus 21: 83-94. 1964 (Rousseau and B.)
Hanks, Buffon avant Vhistoire naturelle. Paris 1966.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 72-80. 1966 (important bibl.)
Stafleu, Taxon 16(5): 431-435. 1967.
Kanaev, Iz. Ist. Biol. 2: 71-89. 1970 (Goethe and Buffon).
Roger, DSB 2: 576-582. 1970.
Hahn, The anatomy of a scientific inst. 337, 422. 1971.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 368 [index]. 1971.
Smit, History of the life sciences 889-890. 1974.
EPONYMY: Buffona Cothenius (1790, orth. var.) ; Buffonea W. D. J. Koch (1836, orth. var.) ;
Buffonia Adanson (1763, orth. var.) ; Bufonia Linnaeus (1753).
HANDWRITING: See Bertin et al., Buffon. Paris 1952.
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Buhse, Friedrich Alexander (Buze, Fedor Aleksandrovich) (1821-1898), Latvian
botanist and explorer, who studied in Dorpat (Estonia) and travelled with Boissier in
Iran and the Caucasus. (Buhse).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown; material from his travels to the Orient at BR, CN, G,
Kee, LY, W.
Ref.: 1H. 2: 105.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 270; BM 1: 283, 6: 158; Bossert p. 58; CSP
1: 712-713, 7: 300, 9: 396, 13:907; GR p. 577; Kew 1: 285, 415; Lipschitz 1: 290-293(!) ;
LS 4437-4444; PR 1348; Quenstedt p. 67; TR 183-184.
Boissier, Fl. orient. 1: xxvu. 1867.
Schweder, Korrespondenzbl. Naturf. Ver. Riga 42: v-ix. 1899.
EPONYMY: Buhsia Bunge (1859).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 145-146. 1973.
Buisson, J. P. (fl. 1779), French botanist, ““démonstrateur d’histoire naturelle phytolo-
gique”’ at the College de Pharmacie, Paris. (Buisson).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: PR 1350.
Guédeés, ‘Taxon 22(2/3): 214-216. 1973 (“‘... about whom I was unable to find any
biographical information’’).
goo. Classes et noms des plantes, pour suppléer aux étiquetes pendant le cours de botanique
que fera, au college de Pharmacie, le sieur Buisson, démonstrateur d’histoire-naturelle
phytologique; avec une introduction extraite de ses lecons préliminaires sur les divers
systémes & méthodes recus jusqu’a ce jour, conformément a l’ordre observé au Jardin
Royal ... Paris (Veuve Heérissant) 1779. Oct. (n.v.) (Cl. noms pl.)
Publ.: 1779. Copy: Central Library, Muséum d’histoire naturelle, Paris.
hej: PR 1350; PR ed. 15.1541.
Guédeés, Taxon 11(2/3): 214-216. 1973.
Buller, Arthur Henry Reginald (1879-1944), British born Canadian mycologist.
(Buller).
HERBARIUM and types: WIN. — Buller’s manuscripts are at K.
Refs LH 2: 106.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 280; BM 6: 160; Kew 1: 417-418; LS
4451-4454, 31752-31758; LS suppl. 4156-4174.
Lloyd, Mycol. Notes vol. 7(6) 1237-1238, pl. 265. 1924 (portr.)
Hanna et al., Phytopathology 35: 577-584. 1945 (portr., bibl.)
Dowding, Mycologia 50: 794-796. 1958.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. bot. 42-44. 1961.
Bailey, DSB 2: 582-583. 1970.
EPONYMY: Bullera Derx (1930).
COMPOSITE WORKS: The fungi of Manitoba, publ. Oct 1929, with G. R. Bisby, J. Dearness,
preface by E. J. Butler.
gor. Researches on fungi [subtitle in vol. 1 only:] An account of the production, liberation,
and dispersion of the spores of Hymenomycetes treated botanically and physically also
some observations upon the discharge and dispersion of the spores of Ascomycetes and
of Pilobolus] [subtitle of each subsequent volume different.] London (1-6: Longmans,
Green and Co.), Toronto (7: Univ. Toronto Press) 1909-1950, 7 vols. Oct. (Res. fung.)
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vol. pages plates fig. dates preface
K (a]-xi, [1]-287 5 83 1909 Jul 1909
2 [i]-xu, [1]-492 = 157 1922 =. 22 Oct 1922
3 [i]-xii, [ane half t.], [1]-61 I = 227 1924 19 Aug 1924
4. [i]-xiii, [1, half t.], [1]-329 4 149 1931 15 Jan 1931
5 [i]-x111, [1, half t.], [1]-416 = I74 1933 31 Oct 1933
7 [i]-xx, [1]-458 - 124 1950
Copy: U.
Vol. 7, published in Toronto, was edited by G. Bisby; it contains a portrait of Buller
(p. ix) and biogr. material (p. xi-xiv).
Reissue of vols. 1-6: New York 1959.
Ref.: Kew 1: 417; LS 31755; LS suppl. 4168; IDC 5340.
Bulliard, Jeam Baptiste Frangois, called Pierre (1752-1793), French botanist who
studied at Clairvaux but settled in Paris and turned to the natural sciences. (Bull.)
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: Bulliard is not known to have made herbarium collections. For
manuscript material and other documents see Gilbert (see below). Hedge and Lamond
mention Bulliard specimens of fungi in the M. C. Cooke herbarium of Edinburgh.
Ref.: Hedge and Lamond, Index Coll. Edinburgh 65: 1970.
GENERAL COMMENTARY: E. J. Gilbert, Un esprit — une oeuvre, Bulliard, Jean Baptiste
Francois, dit Pierre (1752-1793), Bull. Soc. mycol. France 68: 1-31. 1952, on whose
work the treatment below is mainly based.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 280; BM 1: 285, 6: 160; Bossert p. 58;
DBF 7: 658; GR p. 269; Jackson p. 13; Kew 1: 418; Laségue p. 519; LS p. 163-165;
NI 295; Plesch p. 163-165; PR 1352-1357.
Anon., Alg. Konst- Letterbode ser. 2. 4(82): 25. 1795.
Roemer, Arch. Bot. 1(2): 110, 111. 1797.
Dryander, Cat. Banks 5: 183 [index]. 1800.
Anon., Annuaire dépt. Haute-Marne 1811: 261.
Michaud, Biogr. univers. 6: 255-256. 1812, nouv. ed. 6: 135-136. 1854.
Saint-Amans, Flore agenaise 12-14. 1821.
Aubriot et Daguin, Fl. Hte-Marne 42. 1885.
Anon., Bull. Soc. mycol. France 30: frontispiece. 1914 (portr.)
Fournier, Bull. Soc. bot. France 69: 216-220. 1922 (“premiers dessins’).
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. xviii Jahrh. 69, 169, 233. 1936.
Gilbert, Les Cahiers Haut-Marnais 26: 167-174. 1951.
Gilbert, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 68: 1-131. 1952 (bibl., portr.) (the main biography).
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 288-289. 1971.
EPONYMY: Bullardia [sic] F. Junghuhn (1830); Bulliarda A. P. de Candolle (1801);
Bulliardella (P. A. Saccardo) Paoli (1905); Bulliardia Lazaro (1916).
HANDWRITING: Bull. Soc. mycol. France 68. 1952.
902. Introduction a la flore des environs de Paris, suivant la méthode sexuelle de M. Linné; &
les démonstrations botaniques qui se font au Jardin du Roi. Paris (Didot jeune) 1776.
Oct. (Intr. fl. Paris).
Publ.: Jun 1776, p. [i-iii], [1]-32, approb., priv. [1-3], expl. fig. [1-2], 2 coloured copper
engravings with 2 p. engraved text. Approbation 6 Sep 1775, registration 28 Sep 1775.
Copies: HH, U. — Introductory text of 32 pages to the next two books. Extremely rare
brochure, mostly bound with copies of the Flora parisiensis. — See J. Phys. 14(2): 334-
335. Oct 1779; J. Sav. Paris 1776(6): 379; GGA 11 Sep 1779.
Ref.: Gilbert p. 50-51; PR 1352.
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903. La flore des environs de Paris. Gravée, enluminée d’aprés nature et précédée d’une
introduction a la botanique. Les descriptions de chaques plantes/leur ports, détails et
vertus médicinales/ont pour titre les classes, ordres et genres de M. Linné. Mais l’ordre
alphabétique comme le plus commode et le plus a portée de tout le monde constitute
Varrangement de chaque cahier/par Bulliard a Paris, s.d. [1776]. Oct. = (Fl. env.
Paris).
Publ.: Jul 1776, a single fascicle with 20 plates with accompanying text. Owing to a
change in the plans of the author this remained the only fascicle published under
this title; it is actually the first octavo instalment of the Flora parisiensis. Copy: Bibl.
nat. (n.v., fide Gilbert).
Ref.: Gilbert p. 51-52, 76.
904. Flora parisiensis, ou descriptions et figures des plantes qui croissent aux environs de
Paris, avec les différents [engr. t.p.: différens] noms, classes, ordres et genres qui leur
conviennent, rangés suivant la méthode sexuelle de M. Linné, leurs parties caractéristi-
ques, ports, proprictés, vertus et doses d’usage en médecine, suivant les démonstrations
de botanique qui se font au Jardin du Roi [engr. t.p.: Roy]. Par Mr. Bulliard. Ouvrage
orné de plus de 600 figures coloriés d’aprés nature. Paris (P. Fr. Didot le jeune) 1776-
1780, 5 vols. (and an incomplete 6th), Qu. and Oct. (F/. paris.)
Publ.: in fascicles of twenty plates each, six fascicles constituting a volume (120 plates).
Each plate is accompanied by one page letter press. The plates were copper en-
gravings, printed in black and coloured by hand. The plates were issued without
numbers and were to be arranged, for instance, alphabetically. As a result the order
of the plates in various copies differs considerably. Gilbert was unable to trace a copy
in the original covers, neither did he find the table which seems to have been issued
at the end of the publication. The book has 640 plates in all and is bound in five or
six volumes. The 40 ‘extra’ plates seem to have been part of an unfinished sixth
volume. Copies vary: see Gilbert; consulted: HH, U. The HH copy has a fable
Srangaise, p. [1]-52, and a nouvelle table p. [1]-16. Vol. 1 has an engraved t.p. some-
times accompanied by a type set t.p.; vols. 2-6 a type set t.p. The plan to publish a
volume of six fascicles per year seems to have been followed:
vol. fasc. date vol. fasc. date
I 1-6 T77On | 194" ETQ=2459) 1779
2 7-12 777 5 25-30 1780
3 13-18 1778 6 31-32 1781(?)
Fasc. 1: Mar 1776, 2: May 1776, 3: Jul 1776 (J. Sav. 1776: 377-379). The notes in the
J. Sav. and the J. Encycl. indicate that publication may have been somewhat behind
schedule as given above but not more than at most 4 months. Fasc. 31 is reviewed by
J. Sav. Nov 1781, fasc. 32 may have come out only in 1782, but the t.p. in the Plesch
copy is dated 1777.
An octavo edition was published concurrently with the quarto edition.
Ref.: Gilbert p. 52-53, 76-78; Jackson p. 289; Plesch p. 163-164; NI 295; PR 1353;
SO add. 675 aa.
Monthly Review, London 55: 387. Nov 1776 (fasc. 1-3).
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 84-85. 1975 (q.v. for t.p. of vol. 6).
905. Herbier de la France, ou collection complette des plantes indigénes de ce Royaume;
avec leurs détails anatomiques, leurs propriétés, et leurs usages en médecine. Paris
[1780-1798], 13 vols. Fol. (Herb. France).
Publ.: For an extensive discussion of the composition of this book, its variants, its
production, intention and history see Gilbert. ‘The work consists of 602 coloured
plates engraved and partly colour printed by Bulliard. Publication took place in
150 parts of four plates each, with a 151st part of 2 plates (601-602) which came out
presumably in 1798, and which was reissued in 1840 by F. V. Raspail. The plates
were issued in numerical order (585 is numbered erroneously 581). Distribution
started with fascicle 1 in Jun 1780 [J. hebd. Libr. 17 Jun 1780]. Twelve fascicles
(48 plates) constituted one ‘tome’ or ‘année’ and were accompanied by an engraved
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table of contents (not for tome 13). The table of contents for tome 13 was provided by
Raspail in 1840 with his Réproduction des 601 et 602, planches qui manquent habituellement
aux Champignons de Bulliard.
The 602 plates belong to three main groups, which were also issued separately (see
below) as (1) the Histoire des plantes vénéneuses et suspectes de la France with separate
text and 85 of the plates: (2) the Histoire des plantes médicinales without separate text,
with 128 of the plates; (3) the Histoire des champignons de la France, with 393 of the
plates and with separate text. The plate 11 is marked “‘plantes grasses,” plates 31, 179
and 249 could be classified either with the “‘vénéneuses” or the “médicinales.”
tome fasc. plates dates
I I-12 1-48 Jun 1780-Mai 1781
2 13-24 49-90 Jun 1781-1782
3 25-32 97-128 1782-Feb 1783
33-30 129-144 Feb-Sep 1783
4 37-48 145-192, Oct 1783-1784,
5 49-60 193-240 1785
6 61-64 241-250 1785-Feb 1786
65-72 250-288 Mar-Dec 1786
7 73-77 289-308 = Mar(?)-Jul 1787
78-84 309-336 1787-88
8 85-96 337-384. 1788
9 97-108 385-432, 1789
10 109-120 433-480 1790
Gi 121-126 481-504 Jan-Jun 1791
127-132 505-528 Jul-Dec 1791
12 133-144 529-576 1792
13 145-150 577-600 1793
I5I 601-602 1798, repr. 1840
Copy: NY.
Imprints: a. Garnery, Bleuet jeune.
b. author, Didot jeune, Belin.
c. author, Didot jne, Debure, Belin.
d. A. J. Dujour et Durant.
The method of colour printing used by Bulliard is discussed by Gilbert. The book is one
of the first colour printed botanical works. In some cases four different plates, inked
“4 la poupée” were used for the printing of one plate. For commentaries and keys to
modern nomenclature see below under Histoire des champignons de la France.
Ref.: BM 1: 285; DU 70; GF p. 52; Gilbert p. 54-58; Kew 1: 418; LS 4455; NI 296;
Plesch p. 163; PR 1356.
Junk, Rara 176-177. 1926.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 86-87. 1975.
906. Plantes vénéneuses et suspectes de la France, avec leurs antidotes. Paris (Didot le jeune,
Debure, Belin, Basan) 1779 [i.e.: 1780]. Fol. (Pl. vénén. France).
Publ.: A collection of 85 colour-printed plates of the Herbier with an engraved un-
coloured frontispiece dated 1779 (but not used until 1780) and an engraved preface
of two pages. This front matter was derived from the ‘black’ edition of 1779. This is
the first ‘division’ of the Herbier de la France and contains 81 plates of phanerogams
published between 1780 and 1783 plus 4 plates of fungi (2, 14, 108, 122). This
collection of plates was accompanied by a text volume, issued Nov 1784, called
Histoire des plantes vénéneuses et suspectes de la France. Paris 1784. (see below)
For a previous issue, with uncoloured plates, of which only one incomplete copy is
known, see Gilbert p. 53-54.
Ref.: BM 1: 285; Gilbert p. 59-60; Jackson p. 206; NI 296; PR 1354.
907. Histoire des plantes vénéneuses et suspectes de la France, par M. Bulliard. Le principal
objet de cet ouvrage est de bien faire connaitre certaines plantes, dont ’usage pourrait
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devenir la source de quelques accidens plus ou moins graves; de prévenir sur l’espéce de
danger auquel chacune de ces plantes expose; d’indiquer les signes propres a telle ou
telle sorte d’empoisonnement, & d’enseigner ensuite les moyens les plus prompte & les
plus efficaces de remédier aux accidens causé par les poison végétaux, tant a l’intérieur
qu’a l’extérieur. [motto from Lucretius] Cet ouvrage se vend séparément sans figures ou
avec figures. Broché en carton et sans figures, le prix est de ... 6 liv. avec 85 figures
coloriées au moyen de l’impression, 94 liv. Paris (auteur, Didot le jeune, Barrois le
jeune, Belin) 1784. Fol. (Hist. pl. vénén.)
Ed. 1: 1784, p. [i*-iii*], [i]-x, [1]-177, 85 pl. Copies: MICH, NY.
Ed. 2: Paris (A. J. Dujour) an VI 1798, Oct.; p. [i*-iii*], [5]-xvi, [1]-398. Copies: G,
HH, NY, UC.
Ref.: BM 1: 285; Gilbert p. 59-61; NI 296.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 88-89. 1975.
g08. Histoire des champignons de la France, ou traité élémentaire, renfermant dans un ordre
méthodique les descriptions et les figures des champignons qui croissent naturellement
en France. Par M. Bulliard. Tome premier. Cet ouvrage ayant pour but de faciliter
l’étude des champignons, et de diriger cette étude vers l’utilité, on y trouvera le détail
trés-circonstancié des caractéres qui distinguent les espéces, le rapprochement analytique
de ces mémes espéces, pour peu qu’elles aient de rapport ou de ressemblance avec
d’autres, et la citation des auteurs qui en ont donné des figures; on y a joint aussi un
trés-grand nombre d’observations microscopiques sur les organes de la fructification de
ces végétaux, comparés a ceux des plantes staminiféres, et Vindication précise de
Pusage qu’on a fait jusqu’ici des champignons, comme médicament, comme aliment,
etc. Ce premier volume, broché en carton, avec 8 planches, dont 5 sont colori¢es au
moyen de l’impression, se vend 15 livres. Avec les 177 planches, dont il renferme les
descriptions 186. Paris (auteur, Barrois le jeune, Belin, Croullebois, Bazan) 1791. Fol.
(Hist. champ. France).
Publ.: 1791, p. [i]-xvi, table: [i]-ix, [1]-368, 173 colour printed plates taken from the
Herbier de la France and four supplementary plates containing microscopical ob-
servations (v. pl. 1, 2) and the “‘tableaux de genres.’ Copy: MICH.
Reissue: Paris (Leblanc) 1809, Fol. Tome premier, Iére [IIme] partie:
1(1): [i-ti*], [i]-xvi, [1]-232, 77 pl.
1(2): [i-iii], 233-368, table: [i]-ix, zoo pl.
Copies: MICH, NY, L (contains also the 1791 t.p.)
Ref.: BM 1: 285; Gilbert p. 61-62; Jackson p. 275; Kew 1: 418; LS 4456; NI 2096;
PRA 7}.
909. Histoire des champignons de la France, ou traité élémentaire, renfermant dans un
ordre méthodique les descriptions et les figures des champignons qui croissent naturel-
lement en France. Par Bulliard et Ventenat. Ouvrage ayant pour but de faciliter
l’étude des champignons, et de diriger cette étude vers l’utilité. On y trouvera le deétail
trés-circonstancié des caractéres qui distinguent les espéces, le rapprochement analytique
de ces mémes espéces, pour peu qu’elles aient de rapport ou de ressemblance avec
d’autres, et la citation des auteurs qui en ont donné des figures; on y a joint aussi un
trés-grand nombre d’observations microscopiques sur les organes de la fructification de
ces végétaux, comparés a ceux des plantes staminiféres, et Vindication précise de
Pusage qu’on a fait jusqu’ici des champignons, comme médicamens, comme alimens,
etc. Tome second. — Ire partie. Paris (Leblanc) 1809. Fol. (Hist. champ. France II).
Publ.: The ‘“‘tome second’’ was published in two (three) parts:
Premiére partie, dating actually from 1792-1793 and printed and partly distributed by
Bulliard himself; it contains p. 373-508 with 108 plates.
Premiére partie (complément), Paris 1809, by Bulliard and Ventenat, p. 369-372, 509-540.
All plates printed by Bulliard. This first part was issued as a whole, with the above
t.p. in 1809. Copy: NY.
Deuxiéme partie. Paris Jul 1812, edited and published by Ventenat from the Bulliard
manuscripts. The 112 plates, however, were still printed by Bulliard. This part
contains p. 541-700. — This edition seems to have been destroyed by fire soon after
printing, hence its excessive rarity.
In the announcement of publication in BF (24 Jul 1812) it is stated that this part
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contained “‘pages 509 [sic]-700, plus le faux titre et titre. In fol. de 48 feuilles, tiré a
500 exempl.’’. Copies: MICH, NY: p. [i-ili], 541-700, pl. 491-602.
Pages 685-700 contain a list of all the plates. - The Krieger copy at MICH has an
errata slip at the end of the deuxiéme partie.
Publications giving modern equivalents of Bulliard’s Champignons.
J.J. Paulet, Traité des champignons. Paris 1793. Qu. (1: 468-473, 517-526).
Le Turquier et Levieux, Concordance des figures de plantes cryptogames de Dillen, Micheli,
Tournefort, Vaillant et Bulliard, avec la nomenclature de de Candolle, Smith, Achar et
Persoon. Rouen 1820 (Bulliard: 15-32, 49, 52-62).
Le Turquier de Longchamp, Concordance de Persoon ... avec de Candolle ... et
avec Fries ... et de Candolle ... et des figures des champignons de France de
Bulliard, avec la nomenclature de Fries. Rouen 1826.
J. Kickx, Clavis Bulliardiana. Gent 1857 (56 pp.)
M. C. de Laplanche, Dictionnaire tconographique des Champignons supérieurs (Hyménomy-
cétes) qui croissent en Europe, Algérie et Tunisie suivi des tableaux de concordance de Barrelier,
Batsch, Battara, Bauhin, Bolton, Bulliard, Krombholz, Letelier, Paulet, Persoon, Schaeffer et
Sowerby. Paris 1894 (Bulliard p. 365-405).
L. Quélet, l’interprétation des planches de Bulliard et leur concordance avec les noms
actuels, Revue Mycologique 1895.
Mussat, Synonymia generum, specierum, subspecierumque in vol. i-xiv descriptorum,
in Saccardo, Syll. fung. Paris 1908, xv p.
R. Ledoux-Lebard, Contribution a l’étude de la flore des Myxomycétes des environs
de Paris, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 1911: 275-327. (Bulliard p. 277-280).
Ref.: DU 70; GF p. 52; Gilbert p. 63-64; NI 296; PR 1357.
S. Killermann, Bulliard und Sowerby, Z. Pilzkunde 13: 102-108. 1929.
gio. Dictionnaire élémentaire de botanique, ou exposition par ordre alphabétique, des
préceptes de la botanique, & de tous les termes, tant francois que latins, consacrés a
l’étude de cette science; par M. Bulliard. [Les figures dont cet ouvrage est enrichi, ont
été dessinées par M. Bulliard, & gravées & imprimées en couleurs a limitation du
pinceau, sous ses yeux & a ses frais, dans le méme genre que les plantes qui composent
l’ Herbier de la France, a introduction duquel cet ouvrage est principalement destiné].
Il se distribue séparément. Prix 13 liv. Paris (auteur, Didot le jeune, Barrois le jeune,
Belin) 1787. Fol. (Dict. élém. bot.)
Ed. 1: 6 Sep 1783 (J. Libr. 6 Sep; J. Enc. 1 Oct), [iJ-vii, [1]-242; [7 p: ‘expl:' text),
[1, corr.], pl. r-10, colour printed except no. 10 (uncoloured). Copy: BR.
Ed. 2: ““Nouvelle édition, revue et corrigée avec le plus grand soin ...”’ Paris (Desray)
1797, Fol., p. [iJ]-xii, [1]-242, ro pl. idem., [8 p. expl. plates]. Copy: NY.
Ed. 3: 30 Oct Paris (Leblanc) 1812, Fol., p. [i]-xii, [1]-242, [7, expl. pl.], [1, avis],
to pl., idem. Possibly only very little new type; mostly old sheets. Copies: MICH, NY.
Ed. 4: Oct-Nov 1798 (an VII t.p.; J. Litt. Fr. Nov 1798; Déc. philos. 10 Nov 1798)
‘Revue et presqu’ entiérement refondu par Louis Claude Richard ...” Paris
(A. J. Dugour et Durand) an VII. Oct., p. [i*], [1]-lii, [1]-228 [17, expl. pl.], pl. 1-79,
uncol. [16 double], 7 pl. [20] ‘foliation.’ Copies: NY, US.
Ed. 5; Amsterdam (Les Libraires Associés) 1800, Oct., [i*-iv*], [i]-lii, 1-228, [17, expl.
pl.], zg pl., uncoloured, no. 16 double, 1 pl. ‘foliation.’ A truly new printing. Copies:
BR, MICH, NY.
Ed. 6: Paris (Librairie d’Education et des Sciences et Arts) 1800, as ‘seconde édition’ of
the Richard revision, Oct., half title, title, p. 1-228, i-lii, [17, expl. pl.], 9 pl. idem
(n.v., fide Gilbert p. 67-68).
Ed. [7]: Jan-Jul 1802, “seconde édition, augmentée de l’éxposé et du tableau de la
méthode de Jussieu,” Paris (J. J. Fuchs) 1802, Oct., p. [i*-iii*], [i]-Ixiv, [1]-228,
[17 p. expl. pl.], tableau, pl. 1-16, r6bis, 16 ter, 17-19, tabl. Copy: NY.
English translation by Amos Eaton: ‘‘A botanical dictionary, being a translation from the
French of Louis-Claude Richard, professor of botany at the Medical School in Paris;
with extensive additions from Martin, Smith, Milne, Willdenow, Acharius, Muhlen-
berg, Elliot, Nuttall, Pursch, and others. By Amos Eaton, A. M. Lecturer on botany,
geology, & c. corresponding member of the New-York Lyceum of Natural History,
second edition. With additions and corrections, and the terms accentuated.’ New-
Haven (Howe & Spalding). 1819. Duod.
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Ed. [1]: 1819, vi, 1, (9), 191 p. — The “‘second edition’’ refers to the french original.
There is no English first edition. For further editions of this botanical dictionary see
under Amos Eaton, Manual of Botany.
Ref.: BM 1: 285; Kew 1: 418.
gtr. Histoire des plantes médicinales, par Bulliard, ornée de 125 planches imprimées en
couleur. Paris (Leblanc) 1809. Fol. (Hist. pl. méd.)
Publ.: 1809, p. [i, h.t.], [11i, t.p.], r28 (not 125) plates, including fl. rr (a “‘plante grasse’’)
and [1] p. instr. to binder. Copy: G. — Planned to be another division of the Herbier
but no text was ever issued.
Ref.: Gilbert p. 61.
g12. Reproduction des 601 et 602me planches qui manquent habituellement aux Champig-
nons de Bulliard suivies de la table de la 13e année de l’atlas qui n’avait jamais été
publiée avant ce jour; et précédée d’une notice iconographique et bibliographique sur
les oeuvres de Bulliard; par F. V. Raspail. Prix 10 francs. Paris (Meilhac) 1840. Fol.
(Reprod. pl. 601, 602).
Publ.: 1840, p. [1-4], pl. 601, 602. Copy: HU. — 2 colour-printed plates, 1 engraved
table, 1 cover. This reprint is also rare. Between 1840 and 1950 the original Raspail
plates have been used for making further prints in black and white, later coloured by
hand, of mediocre quality which were marketed with the Raspail text and which
sometimes complete copies of the Herbier de la France. Other copies of the Herbier have
hand drawn copies of plates 601-602. Photographic copies of the last forty plates
were made in 1935.
Ref.: Gilbert p. 58.
Bulnheim, Carl Otto (1820-1865), German botanist. (Bulnheim)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown; material in the Isis herbarium (Stadtmuseum
Bautzen) and at B, L. (algae), WRSL.
Ref.: WH 2: 106.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 281.
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 15: 165. 1865.
Anon., Flora 48: 236. 20 Mai 1865.
Kunze, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 6: xxi-xxv. 1865.
Schade, Natura lusatica 6: 35-45. 1962.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 147-148. 1973.
Bunge, Alexander Andrejewitsch von (1803-1890), Russian botanist and explorer
professor of natural history at Dorpat. (Bunge).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Bunge’s original collections and types are at LE. The LE set is
probably the first set of the Eastern Asiatic plants, but a very considerable set (probably
mainly his personal herbarium) was also acquired by Cosson (now at P) and it is
possible that in some cases the Bunge holotypes will be found in Paris rather than in
Leningrad. — Exsiccata: Flora exsiccata Liv-, Esth- und Kurlands (cent. i-x), set at LE.
Ref.: 1H 2: 106; Laségue p. 350, 435.
Candolle, Phytographie 400. 1880.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 302. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 145; Barnhart 1: 281; BM 1: 285-286, 6: 160;
Bossert p. 58; Bretschneider 1: 323-342, 1091; CSP 1: 716-717, 7: 302-303, 9: 398, 12:
132, 13: 914; DTS 1: 39; Jackson p. 528 [index]; Kew 1: 420-421; Langman p. 169;
Laségue p. 563 [index]; Lipschitz 1: 301-304(!); MW p. 57-58; MW suppl. p. 29;
PR 1360-1370; PR ed. 1 1551-1556; TR 7: 45-52.
Hooker, Bot. Misc. 1: 219-221. 1830.
Hooker, Comp. Bot. Mag. 2: 343. 1836.
Boissier, Fl. orient. 1: xxvii-xxviii. 1867.
407
BUNGE
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 56. 1882.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natural Moscou 59(1): 281. 1884.
Herder, Bot. Jb. 9: 433-434. 1888.
Regel, Gartenflora 39: 441-443. 1890.
Russow, Sb. Dorpater Naturforscher Ges. 18: 359-373. 1890 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 187. 1905 (portr.)
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 21. 1906.
Borodin, ‘Trav. Mus. bot. Acad. St. Petersburg 4: 13-14. (
+ 1906).
EPONYMY: Bungea C. A. Meyer (1831).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 149-150. 1973; Lipschitz and Vasilchenko, Herb. centr.
U.S.S.R. 94, 95. 1968.
913. Enumeratio plantarum, quas in China boreali collegit Dr. Al. Bunge. Anno 1831 [St.
Petersburg 1833.] Qu. (Enum. pl. China bor.)
Publ.: Mar 1833, p. [i], [1]-73, pl. 1-6. Copy: G. — Preprinted, with separate pagination
from Mém. Sav. Etr. Acad. Petersh. 2: 75-148. 1835. Bunge marked some corrections in
ink in some of the copies of the preprint (e.g. in IDC 5865). It is unlikely that this
constitutes effective publication by “‘indelible autograph”’ as required by Art. 29, the
more so since they are not found in the journal publication. Ledebour published
these corrections effectively later in the year in his review of the Enumeratio in the
Dorpater Fahrbiicher fiir Literatur, Statistik und Kunst besonders Russlands, 1: 218-222. Dec.
1833. — Extracts of Bunge’s diary were published in the Mém. 4: 251-262, 341-356.
1835 (plants on pp. 341-342).
Ref.: BM 1: 286; Bradley 1: 458; Kew 1: 420; MW p. 57; MW suppl. p. 29; PR 1361;
SK clxxiv; IDC 5865.
Candolle, Bibl. Univ. Sci. Genéve 55(1): 107-110. 1834.
Stearn, J. Bot. 79: 63-64. 1941.
914. Opisaniye novyskh rodov u vidov kitayskh 1 mongol’ skikh rastenity. Desyatok pervyy. Kazan
(Universitetckoi Tipografei) 1835.
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1835, p. [1]-29, pl. 1-3 (uncol. copper engr.). Copies: NY, USDA. —
Latin title used in the literature (not appearing in orig.) : Plantarum mongolico-chinen-
sium decas prima. Reprinted from Zap. Izd. Kazansk. Univ. 4(2): 154-180. 1835 (n.v.)
See also Bibl. univ. gen. ser. 2. 3: 413-415 and Ann. Sci. nat. ser. 2. 6: 57-64. Jul 1836.
Ref.: Kew 1: 420; Lipschitz 1: 302 (no. 11); MW p. 58; MW suppl. p. 29; PR 1362;
TR 199.
915. Verzeichniss der im Jahre 1832, im éstlichen Theile des Altai-Gebirges gesammelten Pflanzen.
Ein Supplement zur Flora altaica. Aus den Mém. des Sav. étrang. T. II besonders
abgedruckt. [St. Petersburg 1836]. Qu. (Verz. Altai Pfl.)
Publ.: 1836, p. [i], [1]-86, [2, ind.], reprinted from the earlier issued Mém. Sav. Etr.
Acad. Petersb. 2: 523-610. 1835; read 6 Feb 1835.
Ref.: BM 1: 286; Kew 1: 420; MW p. 58; PR 1363; TR 198; IDC 5866.
916. Universitatis litterariae caesariae dorpatensis solemnia peractorum x lustrorum
in dies xii et xiii m. decembris anni huius mdccclii celebranta indicat nomine ordinis
physicorum et mathematicorum Alexander Bunge. Inest tentamen generis Tamaricum
species accuratius definiendi. Dorpat (J. C. Schuenmann et C. Mattiesen) 1852. Qu. (Tent.
gen. Tamar.)
Publ.: Sep-Dec 1852 (p. ii: 16 Aug 1852; t.p.: date celebration roth lustrum), p. [i-v],
[1]-81, [82-84], 2 pl. Copy: G.
Ref SPR: 13665) TRYot0:
917- Beitrag zur Kenntniss der Flora Russlands und der Steppen Central-Asiens. ... (Aus den
Mémoires des savants étrangers, Tome VII, besonders abgedruckt). St. Petersburg
(Kaiserliche Akademie der Wissenschaften) 1852. Qu. (Beitr. Fl. Russl.)
Publ.: '7 Nov 1852, p. [1]-369, [370, err.], an independently paged preprint from Mém.
Sav. étr. Acad. St. Pétersbourg 7: 177 [= p. 1 of preprint] — 535, [536, err. = p. 370
408
BURCHELL
of repr.]. Copies preprint: BM, HH, U. The first portion of this memoir, as far as the
description of species no. 382, appeared in Arbeit. naturf. Ver. Riga. 1. 1847 (fide
BM).
Ref.: Kew 1: 420; PR 1365; TR 212; IDC 5867.
Kirpicznikov, Bot. Zh. 50: 728-729. 1965.
Buniva, Michele Francesco (1761-1834), Italian botanist. (Buniva).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: TO.
Ref.: 1H 2: 106; Saccardo 2: 25.
Candolle, Phytographie 401. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 281; BM 1: 286; CSP 1: 717; PR 1371-
1372; Saccardo I: 40, 2: 25.
Bredin, Notice biographique sur le prof. Buniva. Paris 1835 (fide Saccardo).
Rolandis, Cenni necrol. sopra il prof. Buniva. Torino 1835 (fide Saccardo).
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 30: cxv. 1883 (bibl.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 29-30. 1941 (bibl.)
918. Nomenclator linnaeanus Florae pedemontanae. [Torino 1790]. Duod. (Nomencel. FI.
pedem.)
Publ.: Mar 1790 (Giorn. Sci. Torino Mar 1790), p. [i]-xxxv, 1-189, [190, imprint
Torino 1790], p. iv gives Buniva as the author. Copy: U. — Editor: J. Brugnonus.
Ref.: Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 29-30. 1941.
Burbidge, Frederick William Thomas (1847-1905), British botanist, gardener at
Kew, later curator Trinity College Garden. Dublin. (Burbidge).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BM and K, important fern material at E; for duplicates see IH.
Original sketches from Borneo at BM.
Ref.: BB p. 54; 1H 2: 106.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 66. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 400; Barnhart 1: 282; BB p. 54; BM 1: 287;
CSP 9: 299, 12: 133, 13: 917; DNB suppl. 2(1): 257; Jackson p. 528 [index]; Kew 1:
422; Langman p. 170; MW p. 58-59; NI 297.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 90. 1903, 3(3): 76. 1905 (ref. to portr.)
Anon., Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 38: 460. 1905.
Anon., J. Kew Guild 1905: 269; 1906: 326-327 (portr.)
Britten, J. Bot. 44: 80. 1906.
Hemsley, Bull. Misc. Inf. Kew 1906: 392-393. 1906.
Veitch, Hortus Veitchii 75-78, 399. 1906.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. go. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, FI. males ser. 1. 1: 88-89. 1950 (portr.)
Coats, The plant hunters 207-209. 1969.
EPONYMY: Burbidgea J. D. Hooker (1879).
919. The Narcissus: its history and culture with coloured plates and descriptions of all
known species and principal varieties ... To which is added, by kind permission, a
scientific review of the entire genus by J. G. Baker ... London (L. Reeve & Co.) 1875.
Oct. (Narcissus).
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1875 (J. Bot. Aug. 1875; Bot. Zeit. 17 Sep 1875), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-95,
48 hand-coloured lithographed plates by the author. Original drawings at BM and K.
Copies: BR, NY USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 287; GF p. 52; Jackson p. 137; Kew 1: 422; NI 297; IDC 7345.
Burchell, William John (1781-1863), British botanist and traveller in South Africa
(1811-1815) and Brazil (1825-1829). (Burch.)
409
BURCHELL
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K (including his manuscripts). Duplicates in many herbaria,
see IH. Algae at BM. The manuscripts include a Catalogus geographicus plantarum Africae
australis extratropicae (repr. McKay, J. S. Afr. Bot. 7. 1941).
Ref) BBips545 LE 1i(ed.)'6)2 350,121 100:
Candolle, Phytographie 401. 1880.
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
Miller, Taxon 19: 517. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 60; Barnhart 1: 282; BB p. 54; BM 1: 187;
Bossert p. 59; CSP 1: 724; DNB 7: 290; GR p. 392; Jackson p. 346; Kew 1: 423;
Laségue p. 565 [index]; PR 1377.
Burchell, J. Sci. Arts. London 2: 79-86. 1817 (African travels 1811-1815).
Hooker, Bot. Misc. 2: 128-133. 1831 (Braz. journey).
Candolle, Mémoires et Souvenirs 268, 414. 1862.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1863: xxxiv-xxxv.
Poulton, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 7. 13: 45-56. 1904.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 76. 1905 (ref. to portr.)
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 22. 1906.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 10. 1906 (itin. Brazil).
Poulton, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1906-07: 64-65. 1907.
Thering, Rev. Mus. Paulista 8: 482-484. 1908.
Marloth, The flora of South Africa 1: viii. 1913 (portr.)
Verduyn de Boer, Botanists at the Cape 56-58. 1929 (portr.)
McKay, J. S. Afr. Bot. 7: 1-18, 61-76, 115-130, 173-186. 19413; 9: 27-78. 1943 (itin.)
Hutchinson, A botanist in Southern Africa 625-641. 1946 (biogr., itinerary, localities).
Tyrrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 13-14. 1963.
Smith and Smith, Phytologia 14(8): 492-506. 1967 (Brazilian itinerary).
Coats, The plant hunters 261-263, 354. 1969.
Ffolliott and Liversidge, Ludwig Krebs 159. 1971.
Schweizer, Veld & Flora 1: 26-27, 46-47, 65-67. 1971; 2: Q-II, 30-31, 49-51, 70-71.
1972; 3: 10-11, 30-31, 50-51, 69-71. 1973, 4: 10-11, 30-31, 50-51, 70-71. 1974.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 302. 1975.
EPONYMY: Burchellia R. Brown (1820).
HANDWRITING: J. S. Afr. Bot. 7: pl. vi. 1941.
920. Travels in the interior of Southern Africa. London (Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and
Brown) 1822-1824, 2 vols. Qu. (Trav. S. Africa).
Original ed., vol. 1 “‘with an entirely new map, and numerous engravings”’; vol. 2 ‘with
numerous engravings.’
1: 1822, (p. viii: Feb 1822; Monthly Rev. Sep 1822), p. [i]-viii, [ix-xi, cont., pl.],
errata slip, [1]-582, pl. r-r0, map, vignettes 1-50, 1-4 hints migration; number of
copies printed 750. Copies: BR, MICH, Teyler.
2: Jan-Jun 1824 (Monthly Crit. Gaz. 1(6): 522-524. Nov 1824; Monthly Rev. Jun
1824), p. [i-viii], [1]-648, pl. r-z0, vignettes 1-46. (plates hand col. copper engr. after
drawings by Burchell). Number of copies printed 500. Copies: BR, MICH, Teyler.
Abridged ed., ‘‘Selections from ...” ed. H. C. Notcutt, Oxford 1938, fifth impression
1951.
Reprint ed., (not facs.), with intr. by I. Schapera and lists of Burchell’s own corrections.
London 1953. (1250 copies).
German translation: Reisen in das Innere von Siid-Afrika, Weimar 1822-1825, 2 vols.
Oct. n.v.
Ref.: BM 1: 287; Kew 1: 423; PR 1377; IDC 5263 (1953 ed.)
Bureau, Louis Edouard (1830-1918), French botanist, professor of taxonomic botany
at the Paris Muséum d’Histoire naturelle 1874-1907. (Bureau).
HERBARIUM and Types: P, PC. (Bureau gave his herbarium to P and PC on 19 Aug
1874).
410
BURGEFF
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 243; Barnhart 1: 283; BM 1: 287-288,
6: 161; Bossert p. 59; CSP 1: 727, 6: 612; 7: 305, 9: 400; 12: 133; DBF 7: 686; Jackson
p- 119, 125, 402; Kew 1: 424-425; Langman p. 170; LS 31763; MW p. 59; NI 298;
PR 1379-1380; Quenstedt p. 68.
Bureau, Notice sur les travaux scientifiques de M.E. Bureau. Paris 1874, 37 p., repr.
from Ann. Soc. Acad. Nantes 26 (1855); ed. 2, Paris 1886 (62 p.); ed. 3, Paris 1894
(71 p.)
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 160. 1906.
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 162. 1909.
Carpentier, Bull. Soc. géol. France ser. 4. 19: 115-120. 1919 (brief bibl.)
Dangeaud et al., Bull. Mus. Hist. nat. Paris 1919: 2-11.
Gagnepain, Rev. gén. bot. 31: 209-218. 1919 (portr., bibl.)
Lecomte, Bull. Soc. bot. France 71: 1028-1041. 1924 (portr., bibl.), also Rev. gén. Sci.
28 Feb 1919.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 20-21. 1966.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) DC., Prodr., Artocarpaceae, 17: 280-288. 16 Oct 1873 (conspectus) ;
Moraceae, 17: 211-279. 16 Oct 1873.
(2) Baillon, Dict. bot., Paris 1876-1891, Bureau collaborator.
(3) Martius, Fl. bras.: Bignoniaceae, with K. M. Schumann, 8(2): 1-434: fasc. 118,
p. 1-238, pl. 69-96. 15 Mai 1896; fasc. 121, p. 229-434, pl. 97-121. 15 Feb 1897.
EPONYMY: Buraeavia [sic] Baillon (1873, nom. cons.); Bureava Baillon (1860, nom. rej.) ;
Bureavella Pierre (1890).
921. De la famille des Loganiacées, et des plantes qu’elle fournit a la médecine. (Rignoux)
1856. Qu. (Fam. Logan.)
Publ.: 1856, p. [1]-147, 1 uncol. copper engr. by Faguet, 67 text ill. Copy: L.
Ref.: BM 1: 287; Kew 1: 424; MW p. 59; PR 1379.
g22. Théses présentées a la faculté des sciences de Paris pour obtenir le grade de
docteur és sciences naturelles, par Edouard Bureau ... ire thése: Botanique: — Mono-
graphie des Bignoniacées. 2e thése: — propositions données par la faculté. Soutenues le
23 Mars 1864 devant la Commission d’Examen ... Paris (E. Martinet) 1864. Qu.
(Monogr. Bignon.)
Publ.: 23 Mars 1864, date on which the thesis was defended; p. [i-iv], [1]-214, 2me
these [1] p., pl. 2-6, 8-12, 14, 16-18, 21, 23-31, uncol. liths. by A. Faguet. Copy: U. —
Other copies have plates 1-21, 23-31. Pl. 22 and 32 and following were to appear with
the second part, which was never published. The above title appears on p. [i] of the
thesis issue of the Monographie; p. 3 has as half title: Monographie des Bignoniacées/
recherches sur les caractéres, la composition, les limites de cet ordre naturel de
plantes. — A publishers announcement stated that the second part was to have
contained the description of the genera and species.
Ref.: BM 1: 288; GF p. 52; Jackson p. 125; Kew 1: 424; MW p. 59; NI 208.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 11(Bibl.): 262. Dec 1864.
Anon., Flora 47: 430. 31 Aug 1864, see also 48: 246-252. 27 Mai 1865.
Seemann, J. Bot. 2: 355-357. Nov 1864.
Burgeff, Hans Edmund Nicola (1883-x), German botanist, professor of botany in
Halle, Miinchen, Gottingen and Wirzburg. (Burgeff).
HERBARIUM and Types: Material at M and WB.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(3): 524; Barnhart 1: 283; GR p. 68; Kew 1:
424; LS 31764-31766; LS suppl. 4214-4225; Plesch p. 165.
Haber, Die Orchidee 14(2): 102-103. 1963 (portr.)
923. Die Wurzelpilze der Orchideen ihre Kultur und ihr Leben in der Pflanze ... mit
3 Tafeln und 38 Abbildungen im Text. Jena (Gustav Fischer) 1909. Oct. (Wurzelpilze
Orchid.)
All
BURGEFF
Publ.: 1909 (Nat. Nov. Dec 1909), p. [i]-iv, [1]-220, pl. 1-3, 38 figs. Copy: L.
Ref.: Kew 1: 425; LS 31765.
Burgess, Henry W. ( fl. 1827-1833), British landscape painter to William IV. (Burgess).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Burgess was a landscape painter who is unlikely to have had
collections of his own. His Ezdodendron is a collection of views of trees, and of little
taxonomic importance.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 283; BB p. 54; BM 1: 288; Jackson p. 495;
Kew 1: 426; NI 299-300; Plesch p. 165.
Britten, J. Bot. 50: 62. 1912; 57: 223-224. 1919.
924. Eidodendron. Views of the general character and appearance of trees, foreign and
indigenous, connected with picturesque scenery. London 1827. Fol. (Eidodendron).
Publ.: 1827-1831, p. [i-iv], 1-11, 27 fol., portr., 54 chromolithographs. Evidently published
in parts judging from the dates which appear on some of the plates: z-ro, r2 (1827) ;
15-18 (1828) ; 21-22, 24, 25 (1829); 34-36 (1830); 38 (1831). — The introductory essay
(Amoenitates Querneae) is by Gilbert Burnett (1800-1835; CSP 1: 735; DNB 7: 41).
Ref.: BM 1: 288; GF p. 52; Jackson p. 490; Kew 1: 426; NI ago.
Britten, J. Bot. 57: 223-224. 1919.
Burgsdorff, Friedrich August Ludwig von (1747-1802), German forester, “‘Ober-
forstmeister der Kurmark.”’ (Burgsd.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 3: 613; Barnhart 1: 284; BM 1: 288; Bossert p. 59;
NI 301; PR 1385-1387, 7533; PR ed. 1 1574-1577.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 3: 208, 419, 619. 1797.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 121. 1903, 3(3): 121. 1905 (ref. to portr.)
EPONYMY: Burgsdorfia [sic] Moench (1794).
925- Versuch einer vollstandigen Geschichte vorziiglicher Holzarten in systematischen Abhand-
lungen zur Erweiterung der Naturkunde und Forsthaushaltungswissenschaft. Berlin
(Joachim Pauli) 1783-1800, 2 vols. (in 3) Qu. (Vers. Gesch. Holzarten).
1: Erster und einleitender Theil. Die Buche (‘Bueche’). Mit 27 Kupfern. Mit einer
Vorrede von D. Johann Gottlieb Gleditsch. Berlin (Joachim Pauli) 1783, between
20 Apr (pref.) and 21 Sep (NZgS). — Frontisp. [= 11*], [i] = xviii, [1]-492, [1, err.],
pl. i-xxiv, partly col. copper engravings by author. Copies: BR, NY, USDA.
2: Zweyter Theil. Die einheimischen und fremden Eichenarten, in 2 Bande.
Erster Band, Physikalische Geschichte. Mit Kupfern. Berlin (Joachim Pauli) 1787,
after 1 Mai (p. viii; p. xxii: Ostermesse 1787), p. [i]-xxul, [1]-234, [1, err.], pl. 1-9
(col. in BR copy). Copies: BR, NY, USDA.
Lweyter und letzter Band, Gebrauch, Schatzung und nachhaltige Bewirthschaftung.
Mit Kupfern. Berlin (Geh. Commerzienrath Pauli) 1800, p. [1]-344, pl. ro-20.
Copies: NY, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 288; NI 301; PR 1385.
Burkill, Isaac Henry (1870-1965), British botanist who resided in Malaya for many
years. (Burkill).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Mainly CAL, K, SING.
‘Refs TEL. 2108;
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 285; CSP 13: 926; Kew 1: 429-431;
Langman p. 170.
Gagnepain in Lecomte, Fl. Indochine, tome prél. 36. 1941.
Riddelsdell, Fl. Glouc. cxlii. 1948.
412
BURMAN, J.
Steenis, Fl. males ser. 1. 4(2): Ixxxil. 1949 (portr.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males ser. I. 1: 92-93. 1950 (portr.)
Furtado and Holttum, Gard. Bull. Singapore 17(3): 350-356. 1960.
Santapau, Gard. Bull. Singapore 17(3): 341-349. 1960.
Anon., Malay. Agr. J. 15(2): 216. 1965 (portr.)
Barrau, J. Agric. trop. Bot. appl. 12(4-5): 221-222. 1965.
Burkill, Chapters on the History of Botany in India. Calcutta 1965, 247 p.
Holttum, Nature, London, 206 (4987): 871. 1965.
Purseglove, Bull. Assoc. trop. Biol. 7: 52. 1966.
Burkill, H. M., Gard. Bull. Singapore 22(1): 71-105. 1967 (bibl.)
Holttum, Gard. Bull. Singapore 22(1): 67-70. 1967.
Reed, Bibl. fl. S.E. Asia 21-23. 1969.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 107. 1973 (corr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Oliver, Fl. trop. Afr., Acanthaceae 5(1): 1:192. Sep 1899; Acanthaceae
5(2): 193-262. Jun 1900.
EPONYMY: Burkillanthus Swingle (1939); Burkillia Ridley (1925); Burkillia W. West &
G. S. West (1907); Burkilliodendron A. R. K. Sastry (1969).
HANDWRITING: Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: cxlvill. 1950.
Burlingham, Gertrude Simmons (1872-1952), American high-school teacher in
Brooklyn, amateur mycologist. (Burl.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: material at BPI and NY. — Exsiccatae: The Lactariae of North
America (fasc. i, 11, nos. 1-50, New York 1910), sets at BPI, MICH, NY, OC, UC, VT. —
“The series cannot be recognized as a standard exsiccati’’ (Stevenson).
Ref: TEL 2: 108:
Stevenson, Beith. Nova Hedwigia 36: 68-69. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 286; BM 6: 162; LS 31768-31771; LS
suppl. 4278-4287.
Anon., J. New York Bot. Gard. g: 60-61. 1908.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 122. 1911.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 431. 1916.
Seaver, Mycologia 45: 136-138. 1953 (portr., bibl. by Rickett).
926. A study of the Lactariae of the United States |New York] 1908. Oct. (Study Lactar. U.S.)
Publ.: 26 Mai 1908, p. [1]-109, pl. 1-15. Copy: MICH. — In: Mem. Torrey Bot. Club
14(1): I-109. 1908.
Burman, Johannes (1707-1779), Dutch physician and botanist at Amsterdam, friend
and correspondent of Linnaeus, professor of botany in Amsterdam at the Hortus medicus
from 1728 onward, at the Athenaeum illustre 1755-1777. (F. Burm.)
HERBARIUM and types: The Burman herbaria were acquired by Benjamin Delessert and
are now at G. The Thesaurus zeylanicus herbarium and the Linnaean Lapland herbarium,
however, which are in book form, were given to the Institut de France, Paris. — The
general Burman herbarium contained collections made by P. Hermann (Cape, Ceylon),
Pryon (India), Kleinhoff (India), de Hartog (Cape), Oldenland (Cape), L. Garcin
(Africa, Asia), all part of the type collections. In addition there were plants collected by
C. Allioni, J. Breyne, A. Haller, M. Houttuyn, A. van Royen, Schmidel. The Burmans
sent plants from their herbarium to e.g. Linnaeus (now in LINN) and Bernard de
Jussieu (now in P-JU). An important set of Ceylonese and Cape plants from the
Burmans was also acquired by J. CG. D. Schreber, now at M.
Ref.: IH 2: 108; Laségue p. 65-67.
Martius, Miinchener gelehrte Anz. 31, nos. 84-93, Flora 34: 3-16. 1851.
Fries, Ofv. k. Vetensk.-Akad. Férh. 18: 255-272. 1861.
Candolle, Phytographie 401. 1880.
423
BURMAN, J.
Enander, Bot. Not. 1910: 203.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 93. 1950.
Alston, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 168: 102-103. 1957.
Lourteig, Taxon 15: 23-33. 1966.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: vd Aa 2: 1604-1605; AG 7: 475; Barnhart 1: 286;
BM 1: 289; Bossert p. 60; Jackson p. 346, 354, 395, 493; JW 2: 187, 3: 347, 4: 380, 5:
236; Kew 1: 432; KR p. 109; Langman p. 171, 587; Laségue p. 565 [index]; NI 302-
303; NNBW 4: 353; Plesch p. 165-166; PR 1388-1394; SO 2534a, add. 2483.
Burman, Rariorum africanarum plantarum. Amsterdam 1738. (frontisp. portr.)
Anon., GGA 1741 (75): 651 (declines offer Utrecht).
Thunberg, Voyages au Japon 1: 19, 21, 31, 86. 1796.
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 3: 89-90. 1821.
Hall, Epistolae ineditae ... J. Burmanni. 1830, viii, 268 p.
Muller, Beschr. Cat. 7000 portr. Nederl. 110. 828-830, 830*. 1853.
Burman-Becker, Epistolae Burmannorum. Kjobenhavyn 1873.
Kobus en Rivecourt, Biogr. woordenb. 1: 294. 1886.
MacOwan, Trans. S.A. philos. Soc. 4: xxxiii. 1887.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 155. 1903, 3(2): 167. 1905. (ref. to portr.)
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 22. 1906.
Sirks, Indisch natuuronderz. 41. 1915 (portr.)
Verduyn den Boer, Botanisten aan de Kaap. 1929.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 91. 1936.
Uggla, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 2: 128-144. 1937. (Linnaeus and the Burmans).
White and Sloane, The Stapelieae ed. 2. 1119. 1937 (portr.)
Engel, Biydr. Dierk, 27: 263. 1939.
Hutchinson, A botanist in South Africa 562. 1946.
Steenis, Fl. males. ser. 1. 4(2): Ixxxviii. 1949.
Karsten, ‘The Old Company’s Garden at the Cape. 1951.
De Vos, S. Afr. biogr. woordenb. 1: 143. 1968.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 368 [index]. 1971.
Stafleu in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 21: 112. 1972 (portr.)
Burman-Becker, Notices hist. et généal. Burman 9-11. [s.d.]
COMPOSITE WORKS: J. Burman published:
(1) Rumphius, Herbarium ambonense.
(2) Plumier, Plantarum americanarum, Amsterdam 1755-1760.
(3) Weinmann, Phytanthoza iconographia, dutch transl.: Taalrijk register, 4. vols.
EPONYMY: Burmannia Linnaeus (1753).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 151-152. 1973.
927- Taalrijk register der plaat- ofte figuurbeschrijvingen der bloemdragende gewassen,
door den Heer Joh. Wilh. Weinmann, eerste apotheker en mede-lidt der Stadsgericht te
Regensburg. Waar in de benamingen uit de beste schrijvers, zo oude als nieuwe, na de
ordre van het A.B.C. niet alleen zeer geschiktelijk worden ter neer gestelt, maar tegelijk
de geslachten en kentekenen, met der zelver gebruik, naar de beste ondervinding, uit de
zekerste schrijvers opgetrokken, in de Latijnsche en Hoogduitsche Taalen opregtelijk
worden uitgelegt. Nu in het Nederduitsch door een voornaam kender en liefhebber
vertaalt; en opgeheldert door Johannes Burmannus, Med. Doct. & Professor botanices.
Die daar zijn aantekeningen en verscheide vreemde gewassen bijgevoegd heeft. Amster-
dam (Zacharias Romberg) 1736-1748, 4 vols. Fol. (Taalrijk reg.)
Copy: U. — Essentially a Dutch translation of Weinmann’s Phytanthoza iconographia,
Regensburg, q.v. However, this Dutch edition has many comments and additions by
Johannes Burman and is therefore cited here. The edition is distinct from the Amsterdam
edition of the Phytanthoza with dutch title pages and with plates only, published as
Duidelijke Vertoning, Amsterdam 1736-1748. These four volumes are in fact the atlas part
of the Taalrijk Register and may have been marketed separately. For further details see
Weinmann.
414
BURMAN, J.
Ref.: PR 10140.
Lawrence, Huntia 2: 10. 1965.
928. Thesaurus zeylanicus, exhibens plantas in insula Zeylana nascentes; inter quas
plurimae novae species, & genera inveniuntur. Omnia iconibus illustrata, ac descripta
cura & studio Joannis Burmanni ... Amsterdam (Janssonius-Waesberg & Salomon
Schouten) 1737. Qu. (Thes. zeylan.)
Publ.: Dec 1736, p. [i-xvi], 1-235, [236, add.], index [14] p., Cat. pl. afr. [1], 1-33,
[34, pl. exot.], pl. 1-18, 18*, 1g-110, unsigned, engraved; frontispiece portrait of the
author by J. M. Quinkhard (1736), engraved by J. Houbraken. Copies: HU, U.— Fora
full collation see HU 501; fora commentary on the plants depicted see Lourteig (1966).
The second set of arab numbered pages is formed by the separate publication
Catalogi duo plantarum africanorum, two catalogues of plants collected by Hermann in
South Africa. The second catalogue appears for the greater part also in Kolbe,
Beschrijving van de Kaap de Goede Hoop 1: 285-325. 1727. The relationship with
Kolbe’s list, mainly based on data supplied by Johan Hartog, merits further in-
vestigation.
For Linnaeus’s contribution to this work made while staying with Burman in 1735 see
Uggla 1937.
Ref.: BM 1: 289; GF p. 52; HA 2: 284; HE p. 16; HU 501; Jackson p. 395; Kew 1: 432;
NI 303; Plesch p. 165-166; PR 1388-1389.
Anon., Boekzaal Dec 1736, p. 717 (announcement of printing, virtually of publi-
cation), idem Jan 1737, p. 36-45 (extensive review).
Smith, J. E., Trans. Linn. Soc. 1: 37. 1791.
Lourteig, Taxon 15: 24-32. 1966.
Kostermans, Reinwardtia 7(5): 537-538. 1969.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 90-91. 1975.
929. Joannis Burmanni, Med. Doct. & in Horto medico Amstelaedamensis botanices
professoris, Rariorum africanarum plantarum, ad vivum delineatarum, iconibus ac des-
criptionibus illustratarum, decas prima [-decima] Amsterdam (Boussiére) 1738-1739.
Qu. (Rar. afric. pl.)
Publ.: Dec 1-2: Mai 1738, Dec 3-4: Jun 1738, Dec 5-10. 1739; p. i-vill, 1-106, [4], 109-
42, [4], 145-167, [5], 169-193, [5], 195-268 [2] (74 as “80’, 75 as “81”, 82 as *88’, 83
as ‘89’, 86 as ‘92’, 87 as ‘93’), plates 1-100, unsigned engravings. For a full collation
and analysis see HU 508. Copies: HU, U. — A copy was offered by the trade in 1973
at H. fl. 2200,—; the Plesch copy sold at £ 800.
The plates are in part drawn from the Codex Simon van der Stel, the Herbarium Wit-
senianum and the Codex Witsenii; the artist of some (or most?) of them was Hendrik
Claudius, of Breslau (fide Nissen p. 87, 237, no. 302) who accompanied Simon van
der Stel on an expedition to Namaqualand, 1685-1686; however, the origin of the
plates and the identity of the artists needs further investigation.
Ref.: BM 1: 289; GF p. 53; HU 508; Jackson 346; Kew 1: 432; NI 302; Plesch p. 165;
PR 1390; SA 2: 546.
Anon., Maand. Uittreksel of Boekzaal gel. Waerelt 46: 596, 706. 1738.
Barnard, J. S. Afr. Bot. 13: 12. 1947 (on Codex Witseniz).
Tyrrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 14. 1963.
Macnae & Davidson, J. S. Afr. Bot. 35(2): 65-81. 1969 (on Codex Witseniz).
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 92-93. 1975.
930. Het auctuarium, ofte vermeerdering, op het Amboinsch kruyd-boek. Dat is be-
schryving van de overige boomen, heesters, en planten, die men in Amboina, en de
omleggende eilanden vind, allen zeer accuraat beschreven en afgebeeldt na der zelver
gedaantes, met de verscheide medische benamingen, aanqueking, en gebruik, door
Georgius Everhardus Rumphius, ... nu voor ’t eerst uitgegeven, en [‘eu’] in het Latijn
overgezet, door Joannes Burmannus, ... die daar verscheidene benamingen, en zijn
aanmerkingen heeft bygevoegt. Amsterdam (Mynerd Uytwerf, Wed. S. Schouten en
zoon). (Auctuarium).
ee cee
index universalis [20] p., [1, postscript]. Copy: U.
415
BURMAN, Je
The text itself contains no generic names that have any standing. However, Burman
provided binary names in accordance with Linnaean nomenclature in the Index
universalis. Some of these species names are new [marked B.] and valid.
For further details and literature on the Herbarium amboinense see Rumphius. This
Auctuarium contains, in addition to the new names mentioned above, critical notes by
Burman. The above title page is the dutch one on p. [ili]; p. [11] has a latin t.p.
**Herbarii amboinensis auctuarium ...”
931- Wachendorfia. Amsterdam 1757. Fol. (Wachendorfia).
Publ.: 3-15 Oct 1757, p. [i], [1]-4, 1 pl., [1, poem Cuno]. — Published shortly after 3 Oct
1757, date of dedication to Evert Jacob Wachendorff (1703-1758), then professor of
botany at Utrecht (1743-1758) and author of the Hort: ultrajectini index of 174.7. Copy
sent to Linnaeus on 15 Oct 1757. Burman’s Wachendorfia is one of the first publi-
cations known to me in which binary names for spécies in the Linnaean style are used
by an author other than Linnaeus or his pupils. For the first publication of this kind,
so far known, also by Burman, see no. 930, the Index Universalis to Rumphius’ Auwc-
tuarium. The description of the S. African genus Wachendorfia was based on living
material from the Amsterdam botanical garden and on herbarium material collected
by Oldenland. — The fold-out plate is by J. C. Cuno (1708-1780), engraved by
J. Kornlein. The extra sheet contains an epigrammatic poem by J. C. Cuno honoring
both Burman and Wachendorfl.
Stevenson (Hu 558) suggests that the pamphlet was printed along with Burman’s
edition of Plumier’s Plantarum americanarum fasc. (1755-1760).
The complete history of the pamphlet is found in Burman’s letter to Linnaeus. A
quarto reprint was issued in 1771, Gera (Germany) (BMNH) (NZgS g Mar 1772,
lacking the poem by Cuno); the text and plate also appeared in Nova Acta phys.
med. Acad. Leop. 2: 192-198. 1761.
Ref.: BM 1: 289; HU 558; PR 1371.
Burman, Nov. Act. Nat. Cur. 2 (Obr. 50): 192-1098. t. 2. fig. 10. 1761.
Hulth & Ugela, Bref och Skr. Linné, afd. 2. 2: 107-113. 1943.
932- Index alter in omnes tomos herbariu amboinensis cl. Georgi Everhardi Rumphii, quem de
novo recensuit, auxit et emendavit Joannes Burmannus M.D. ... Leiden (Cornelius
Haak), Amsterdam (Johannes Schreuder) 1769. Fol. (Index alt. herb. amboin.)
Publ.: 1769, sign. A-M (32 p.). Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 289; PR 1393.
933- Flora malabarica, sive index in omnes tomos horti malabarici, quem juxta normam a
botanicis hujus aevi receptam conscripsit, et ordine alphabetico digessit Joannes
Burmannus M.D. ... Amsterdam (Johannes Schreuder) 1769. Fol. (Fl. malab.)
Publ.: 1769, p. [1]-10. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 289; Kew 1: 432; PR 1392.
Burman, Nicolaas Laurens (1773-1793). Dutch physician and botanist at Amster-
dam, son of Johannes Burman, correspondent of Linnaeus, professor of botany at the
Amsterdam Athenaeum illustre 1769-1793. (NV. L. Burm.)
HERBARIUM and Types: The herbarium is incorporated in the Delessert herbarium at G
and contains most of his types. Some types may be at L, a few other specimens are at
M. The Thunberg herbarium (UPS) has ‘Burman’ (father and son) material from the
Cape collected by Hermann, Oldenland and Hartog and by other correspondents of the
Burmans. Burman contributed to Linnaeus’s herbarium (LINN).
Ref.: IH 2: 108; Laségue p. 66.
Candolle, Phytographie 401. 1880.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 53. 1950.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Aa 2: 1607-1609; AG 2(1): 74; Barnhart 1: 286; BM 1:
289; Dawson p. 188; Jackson p. 383; JW 2: 187, 3: 347; Kew 1: 432; KR p. 109;
Laségue p. 565 [index]; MW p. 59; NI 304; NNBW 4: 354; PFC 1: xxxvii; Plesch
p- 166; PR 1395-1396, 9669; Saccardo 1: 40; SO 650a, 25342.
4.16
BURNAT
Anon., Alg. Konst- Letterbode 11(274): 198-200. 1793.
Anon., N. Ann. Bot., Usteri, 2(8): 91-94. 1795 (also Baldwinger, N. Magaz. f. Aerzte 15:
522-524).
Hall, Epistolae ineditae ... N. L. Burmanni. 1830.
Kobus en de Rivecourt, Biogr. woordenb. 1: 295. 1886.
Sirks, Indisch Natuurond. 80-81. 1915.
Verduyn de Boer, Botanists at the Cape 30. 1929.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 91. 1936.
Uggla, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 20: 128-144. 1937 (Linnaeus and the Burmans).
Engel, Bydr. Dierk. 27: 263. 1939.
Karsten, J. S. Afr. Bot. 5(1): 2-18. Jan 1939 (portr.)
Karsten, The Old Company’s Garden at the Cape. 1951.
De Vos, S. Afr. biogr. woordenb. 1: 143. 1968.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 169-171. 1971.
Burman-Becker, Notices hist. et généal. Burman 13-14 [s.d.]
EPONYMY: Burmannia Linnaeus (1753) is dedicated to his father Johannes Burman
(1707-1779), Q-v.
HANDWRITING: J. S. Afr. Bot. 5(1): pl. 4. 1939; Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: cxlviii. 1950.
934- Specimen botanicum de Geraniis quod favente summo numine ex auctoritate magnifici
rectoris, Jo. Nic. Seb. Allamand, ... nec non amplissimi senatus academici consensu,
& nobilissimae facultatis medicae decreto, pro gradu doctoratus, summisque in medi-
cina honoribus, & privilegiis rite ac legitime consequendis, eruditorum examini subjicit
Nicolaus Laurentius Burmannus, Amstelaedamensis, die xviii. Augusti mlcclix, hora
locoque solitis. Leiden (Theodoor Haak) 1759. Qu. (Spec. bot. Geran.)
Publ.: 17 Aug 1759, p. [i-iv], 1-52, [2 p. theses], 2 p/., article C. C. Schmidel, De medulla
radicis, [10] p., p. 9 dated 14 Nov 1758, 1 pl. Copies: NY, HU.
Ref.: BM 1: 289; Kew 1: 432; Langman p. 171; PR 1395; SA 2: 546.
Anon., J. Scavans, Amsterdam ed. Mai 1760, p. 325-330.
935- Flora indica: cui accedit series zoophytorum indicorum, nec non prodromus florae
capensis. Leiden (Cornelius Haak), Amsterdam (Johannes Schreuder) 1768. Qu.
(Fl. indica).
Publ.: 1 Mar-6 Apr 1768, p. [i-viii], [1]-241, [242, elench. tab.], index [17] p., Prodr.
fl. cap. [1], 1*, 2-28 (25-28 recte 29-32), pl. 1-21, 21*, 22-67, uncoloured engravings
by A. van der Laan. Copy: U. — A facsimile edition announced, but not yet published,
by Asher (1974).
Ref.: BM 1: 289; DA 1967; GF p. 53; IF p. 685; Jackson p. 383; Kew 1: 432; MW p.
59; NI 304; Plesch p. 166; PR 1396; RS p. 77; IDC 5194.
Hall, Epistolae ineditae Caroli Linnaei 89-91. 1830.
Merrill, Philipp. J. Sci. 19: 329-388. 1921 (extensive critical review of the new
species).
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 14: 642. 1959.
Dandy, Bothalia 7(3): 427-428. 1961.
Stearn, Introd. facsimile Linn. Mantissa (Weinheim) viil-x. 1961.
Tyrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 15. 1963.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 169-170. 1971.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 94-95. 1975.
Burnat, Emile (1828-1920), Swiss engineer, industrialist, magistrate and amateur
botanist. (Burnat).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: G [contains the Thuret-Bornet herbarium]; for collecting trips
and location of duplicates see IH.
Ref.: AG 5(2): 2143; IH 2: 108.
Briquet, J. de Genéve no. 246, 6 Sep 1920.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(2): 214, 6(1): 119, 12(2): 60; Barnhart 1: 286;
AN]
BURNAT
BM 1: 291, 6: 162; Bossert p. 60; CSP 1: 734, 12: 134, 13: 927; DTS 1: 40, 6(4): 56,
127-128; GR p. 638-639; Jackson p. 279; Kew 1: 433; PFC 1: liv; Plesch p. 166-167;
Saccardo 1: 41.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxv. 1883 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 160. 1905.
Briquet, Journal de Genéve 91(246): 1. 6 Sep 1920.
Mattirolo, Bull. Soc. bot. Ital. 1920: 31-33.
Prévost, Mém. Soc. phys. hist. nat. Genéve 39: 240-242. 1920.
Briquet, Actes Soc. helv. Sci. nat. 102(2): 6-19. 1921 (portr., bibl.)
Cavillier, Bull. Soc. Murithienne Valais 41: 104-111. 1921 (portr.)
Ducellier, Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve ser. 2. 12: 137-138. 1921.
Burnat, Autobiographie publiée ... par J. Briquet et Fr. Cavillier, Genéve 1922
(portr., bibl.), vil, 185 p., see also J. Bot. 60: 275-276. 1922.
Crumiére-Briquet et Cavillier in Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 98-107. 1940
(bibl.; many refs. to local death notices).
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 30-31. 1941 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Burnatia M. Micheli (1881).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 153-154. 1973.
936. Flore des Alpes maritimes ou catalogue raisonné des plantes qui croissent spontané-
mens dans la chaine des Alpes maritimes y compris le département francais de ce nom
et une partie de la Ligurie occidentale. Genéve, Basel, Lyon (1-6: H. Georg; 7: authors).
7 vols. 1892-1931. Oct. (Fl. Alpes marit.)
Co-authors: John Isaac Briquet (1870-1931) and Frangois Georges Cavillier (1868-1953).
vol. pages dates authors
I [i]-xii, [1 ]-302 Jul 1892 Burnat
2 [i]-xvi, [1]-287 Aug 1896 Burnat
3(1)(a) [i]-xxxvi Feb 1899 Briquet
(b) 1-171[172] Apr 1899 Burnat
(2) [i-iv], [173]-332 Jan 1902 Burnat
4 [i-iv], [1 ]-303, [304] Dec 1906 Burnat
5(1) [1 ]-96 Dec 1913 Cavillier
(2) [i*-i1*], [i-iv], Jul 1915 Briquet et Cavillier
[97]-375, [376, dates]
6(1) [i-iii], [1 ]-169, Jul 1916 Briquet et Cavillier
[170, date]
(2) [i-ui], [171 ]-344, Dec 1917 Briquet et Cavillier
[1, dates]
7 [i-ii], [1 ]-311 Aug 1931 Briquet et Cavillier
Briquet’s Observations in 3(1)a: i-xxxvi, were printed in Jan 1899; a preprint was
distributed in Feb 1899.
Copies: NY, U.
Ref.: BFM 1408; BM 1: 291; DTS 1: 40, 6(4): 127; Kew 1: 433; Plesch p. 167.
Burnat [ed.], Matériaux pour servir 4 Vhistoire de la flore des Alpes maritimes,
6 vols., Genéve, Basel 1891-1916. Oct.
Burret, Karl Ewald Maximilian (1883-1964), German botanist. (Burret).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: B.
Ref.: IH 2: 109.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Kew 1: 434; Langman p. 171; MW p. 59; MW suppl.
ps 20;
Steenis, Fl. males. ser. 1. 4.(2): Ixxxii. 1949 (portr.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 94. 1950 (portr.)
418
BURY
Potztal, Principes 2: 87-91. 1958 (portr., bibl.)
Potztal, Willdenowia 2(2): 140-142. 1959 (portr.)
Anon., Principes 8: 147. 1964.
Potztal, Willdenowia 4(1): 23-31. 1965 (portr., bibl.)
EPONYMY: Burretia D. H. Mai (1961); Burretiodendron Rehder (1936); Burretiokentia
Pichi-Sermolli (1955).
Burser, Joachim (1583-1639), German physician and botanist, professor of botany and
medecine at Sord, Denmark (1625-1639), travelled in C. and S. Europe. (Burser).
HERBARIUM: UPS. Important source for the interpretation of many Linnaean species.
The herbarium is named and arranged according to Bauhin’s Pinax. Seized by Charles X
as booty in the 1657-58 war and taken to Sweden. Originally composed of 25 volumes
(plus an unnumbered volume with Danish plants) of which vols. 2 and 5 were destroyed
by fire in 1702. Sheets 20 x 35 cm. The specimens (ca. 3200) are often very represen-
tative and also often accompanied by more or less extensive citations of localities. The
plants were mostly collected by Burser himself, other specimens were obtained from
C. Bauhin, from the Leyden botanical garden, from “Brazil” (collected by an unknown
French apothecary in Canada sic). Burser himself also sent specimens to C. Bauhin and
the latter based many species on Burser material, species often also accepted by Lin-
naeus. For a complete catalogue see Juel 1936, for the concordance between Linnaeus
and Burser see Savage 1937.
Ref.: Martin, Acta Upsal. 1724: 495, 530. Linnaeus, Dissertatio botanica qua plantae
Martino-Burserianae explicantur, Uppsala 1745 (So. 1417-1420).
Juel, Nova Acta Kungl. Vet.-Soc. Uppsala ser. 4. 5 (no. 7). 1923.
Juel, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 14: 12-16. 1931.
Juel, Symb. bot. Upsal. 2(1). 1936.
Savage, Proc. Linn. Soc. London, sess. 148: 16-26. 1936.
Savage, Caroli Linnaei determinationes in hortum siccum Joachimi Burseri, Cat.
manuscr. libr. Linn. Soc. London 2, London 1937.
Stearn, Intr. Linn. Sp. Pl. (facs. Ray Soc.) 116-118. 1957.
Microfiche: IDC no. 1064.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 193; Barnhart 1: 289; Kew 1: 435; HA 1:
70; KER Pp. 110:
Graeve, in Peschek, Neues Lausitzisches Magaz. 1932: 198-200.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 91. 1936.
Hansen, Bot. Tidsskr. 69(2/3): 207. 1974.
EPONYMY: Bursera N. J. Jacquin ex Linnaeus (1762, nom. cons); Bursericarpum E. Reid &
M. E. J. Chandler (1933); Burserites E. W. Berry (1924).
Bury, Priscilla Susan (Mrs. Edward) (née Falkner) (/f. 1831-1837), British botanical
artist. (Bury).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 289; BB p. 55; BM 1: 292; Jackson p. 123;
Kew 1: 438; NI 306; Plesch 167-168; PR 1403.
937- A selection of hexandrian plants, belonging to the natural orders Amaryllidae and
Liliacae, from drawings by Mrs. Edward Bury, engraved by R. Havell.s.1.[1831-1834].
Fol. (Select. hexandr. pl.)
Publ.: In ten fascicles, 1831-1834. The 51 plates accompanied by letter press; they are in
part aquatints, in part colour printed. — The book with its outsize plates (64 <x 48 cm)
has been described in glowing terms: “Opus splendidissum ... tabulae secundum
plantas vivae horti Edinburgensis, eximia, quam Aquatinta vocant, arte pictae”’
(PR), “... of perfect technique, very decorative and “‘modern” in feeling ...”
(DU). Mrs. Bury of Liverpool was the artist, R. Havell (who did the original folio
arg.
BURY
Audubon plates as well) did the engraving and printing. The author of the text is not
known. The number of copies printed was small and the book is very rare. In 1973 a
book-seller offered a good copy for £ 1500.—. The Plesch copy sold (1975) at
$ 3000.—. The value of the book lies with its artistical and horticultural interest. It is
a charming late phenomenon of the late eighteenth century attitude towards nature
** |. with so many pleasing allurements endowed.”
Ref.: BM 1: 292; DU 71; GF p. 53; Jackson p. 123; Kew 1: 438; NI 306; MW p. 60;
Plesch p. 167-168; PR 1403.
Blunt, Art botanical illustration 213. 1950.
Quinby, Botanical books, prints and drawings ... Hunt 15. 1952.
McMillan, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 5: 71-75. 1968 (corr. with Roscoe).
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 98-99. 1975.
Buscalioni, Luigi (1863-1954), Italian botanist. (Buscal.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown (TO?).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 290; BM 6: 164; CSP 13: 935; Kew 1:
438-439; Langman p. 172; LS 4522-4523, 31791-31793; LS suppl. 4250-4251; Saccardo
TyeyAile
Pirotta, Malpighia 13: 256. 1849.
Ciferri, Archivio bot. 31(1): 64. 1955.
Ciferri, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 68a (Nachrufe): 183-184. 1956 (portr.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 31. 1941 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Buscalionia M. Cengia Sambo (1939).
Busch, Nicolaj Adolfowitsch (1869-1941), Russian botanist and explorer. (JV. Busch).
HERBARIUM and Types: LE, duplicates A, B, C, G, K, S.
Ref.: IH 2: 109.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 290; CSP 13: 937; Kew 1: 439-440 [under
Bush]; Lipschitz 1: 328-334 (!); MW p. 60; MW suppl. p. go.
Verdoorn, Biologia 1: 15. 1947.
Fedorov, Bot. Zhurn. 54(11): 1642-1645. 1969.
Korcagin, Bot. Zhurn. 54 (11): 1635-1641. 1969.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 155-156. 1973; Lipschitz and Vasilczenko. Herb. centr.
U.S.S.R. 95. 1968.
Buse, L. H. (1819-1888), Dutch botanist and lawyer. (Buse).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: L and NBV. — Exsiccatae: Hepaticae neerlandicae (1855-1858) at
FH, Musci neerlandici in speciminis exsiccatis (Nederlands mossoorten in gedroogde exem-
plaren) (fasc. 1-7, nos. 1-175, Haarlem 1855-1858) sets at BM, FH, L, and a complete
set at the public library Rotterdam (fide Wachter 1937).
Ref.: 1H 2: 109.
Suringar, Ned. kruidk. Archief 5: 376-377. 1891.
Wachter, Ann. bryol. 10: 157. 1937 (1938).
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Garden 19(2): 188-189. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 290; BM 2: 951 (sub Junghuhn); CSP 7:
310, 13: 938; JW 1: 440, 2: 91; LS 4524.
Suringar, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 5: 376, 377, 443. 1891.
Sirks, Indisch natuuronderzoek 97, 105. 1915.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 91. 1936.
Wachter, Ann. bryol. 10: 157. 1937 (1938).
EPONYMY: Busea Miquel (1858).
420
BUXTON
HANDWRITING: FI. males. ser. 1. 1: cxlix. 1950.
Buser, Robert (1857-1931), Swiss botanist, curator of the Candolle herbarium. (Buser).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: G, duplicates IBL, L, OXF.
Ref.: 1H 2: 109:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 287, 6(1): 383; Barnhart 1: 290; BM 1: 189;
CSP 13: 938; DTS 1: 40-41, 6(4): 128; Kew 1: 439.
Briquet, Journal de Genéve 1 Apr 1931.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 107-110. 1940 (bibl.)
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 157-158. 1973.
Bute, John Stuart, 3rd earl of (1713-1792), British statesman, patron of literature and
amateur botanist. (Bute).
HERBARIUM and types: BM. — 928 unpublished water colour drawings (5 vols.) also
at BM.
ike: BB p. 202; TE 2:)r10.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 291; BB p. 292; Bossert. p 61, 387; DNB 55:
92; Kew 5: 212; NI 308.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1891: 290-292.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 23. 1906.
Lovat-Fraser, Life of John Stuart, third Earl of Bute. 1gr2.
Earnest, J. and W. Bartram 35, 92. 1940.
Curtis, W. H., William Curtis 39, 50, 52, 82. 1941.
Hudfield, Pioneers in gardening 87-89. 1951.
EPONYMY: Butea K. Konig ex Roxburgh (1792, nom. cons.) ; Stewartia Linnaeus (1753);
Stuartia L’Héritier de Brutelle (1789, orth. var.)
938. Botanical tables containing the different familys of British plants distinguish’d by a few
obvious parts of fructification rang’d in a synoptical method. London [1785], 9 vols.
Qu. (Bot. tabl. Brit. pl.)
Publ.: Only 12 copies issued, for private distribution (copies LL, BM, Windsor). The
566 (564?) hand-coloured plates are by Johann Sebastian Mueller alias John Miller
(vols. 1-8). The go plates of volume g are identical with those of Mueller’s J//ustration
of the termini botanici of Linnaeus, 1789 (q.v.). The date, 1785, is that written by Banks
in the first volume of the British Museum copy. In addition to the nine quarto
volumes of plates there is a text volume of 51 pages, entitled Introduction to the general
tables of plants. ‘‘The cost of this imposing, but otherwise disappointing, work is said
to have been over £ 12.000” Blunt in GF p. 53. For a review of the contents see
Dryander (1797); for a recent extensive description see Henrey 1398 (under Stuart).
Ref.: Dawson p. 796; GF p. 53; Henrey 1398; Jackson p. 34; Kew 5: 212; NI 308;
PR 1404.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. nat. hist. Banks 3: 132-133. 1797.
Hemsley, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1892: 306-308.
Britten, J. Bot. 54: 84-87. 1916.
Buxton, Richard (1786-1865), British shoemaker, newsman (fide BB) and botanist at
Manchester. (Buxton).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: OXF,
Ref.: Kent, Brit. herbaria 4.7. 1957.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 142. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 293; BB p. 56; BM 1: 294; Dallman and
Wood p. 63. DNB 8: 106; Jackson p. 256; Kew 1: 444.
421
BUXTON
Anon., Flora 48: 236. 20 Mai 1865.
Seemann, J. Bot. 3: 71-72. 1865.
Buxton, Bot. guide fl. pl. [see below] iii-xv. 1849.
939- A botanical guide to the flowering plants, ferns, mosses, and algae, found indigenous
within sixteen miles of Manchester; with some information as to their agricultural,
medicinal, and other uses. By Richard Buxton; together with a sketch of the author’s
life; and remarks on the geology of the district. London (Longman and Co.), Man-
chester (Abel Heywood) 1849. Oct. (Bot. guide fl. pl.)
Ed. 1: Mar-Aug 1849 (p. xv: 10 Feb 1849; Bot. Zeit 21 Sep 1849), p. [i]-xxi, [xxiii-
xxiv], [1]-168, errata slip. Copy: HH. — The appendix has Algae filiformes-Algae silicatae
by W. C. Williamson and J. Sidebotham.
Ed. 2: “with corrections and additions, and range extended to eighteen miles.” 1859
(n.v.) (see Bot. Zeit. 18: 109. 1860).
Ref.: BM 1: 2943; Kew 1: 444; PR 1408.
Cadeval[i] y Diars, Juan (1846-1921), Catalonian botanist. (Cadeval).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BC.
NGS Wel aaa
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 66. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 295; BFM 1514; BL 2: 495, 497, 501;
BM '6: 168;'\CSP 9: 419, 13: 5; TF 4: 117; Kew mt: 450:
Anon., Encicl. Univ. ill. 10: 313-314. (bibl.)
Bofill, in Cadeval, Fl. Catalunya 4: v-vill. 1932 (bibl.)
940. Flora de Catalunya enumeraci6 y descripcid de les plantes vasculars espontanies de
Vantic principat fins avuy conegudes y de les més importants que s’hi cultiven. Barcelona
(1-3: Institut de Ciencies, 4-6: Palau de Generalitat) [1913-]1915-1936[-1937], 6 vols.
Qu. (Fl. Catalunya).
Co-authors: Angel Sallent y Gotés (1857-1934), vols 1-3; Pius Font i Quer (x-1964),
vols 4-6; W. Rothmaler (1908-1962), incidental.
vol. fasc. pages plates dates
I I [1]-96 te IQ13
2 97-192 2, 4, 6,8
3 193-288
4 289-384
5 385-431, [432 corr.], [i]-xx 1915
2 I [1]-96 IQI5
2 97-192
3-5 193-288, 289-384, 385-470, [1-111] 1919
Site [1]-96, [1-iti] 1919 (*1915’)
2 97-192 1922, late
3 193-288 Jan 1923
4. 289-384. Aug 1923
5 385-477 Aug 1923
6 473-477 [repr.], 4:78-521, 522 [adv.] late 1923
4 [1]-481, [1-viii] 1932 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1934)
5 [1]-454 *1933°? 1935
(Nat. Nov. Jan 1936)
6 [1]-4.41, [422-445 various] Aug-Dec 1937 (‘1936’)
Copies: B, BR, G, HH, MO, NY, US. — Written in Catalan. See BL 2: 495-496 for
secondary references.
Ref.: BFM 1514; BL 2: 495-496; JF suppl. 4: 337; Kew 1: 450.
Caels, Theodor Peter (1739-1819), Belgian botanist. (Caels).
422
CAFLISCH
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 297; BM 1: 296; Jackson p. 272; Kew 1:
450; PR 1410.
Crépin, Guide bot. belg. 223, 426. 1878.
941. De belgii plantis qualitate quadam hominibus caeterisve animalibus nociva seu
venenata praeditis, symtomatibus ab earum usu productis, nec non antidotis adhibendis
dissertatio, cui caesarea ac regia scientiarum et litterarum academia, quae floret
Bruxellis, palmam detulit anno mdcclxxiii ... Bruxelles (Antoine d’Ours) 1774. Qu.
(Belg. pl.)
Publ.: Mar-Apr 1774 (Obs. phys. Apr. 1774), p. [1]-66, [2, index]. Copies: G, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 296; Jackson p. 272; Kew 1: 450; LS 4572; PR 1410.
Caffin, Jacques Francois (1778-1854), French botanist. (Caffin).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 297; PR 1411.
942. Exposition méthodique du régne végétal, dans laquelle les plantes sont classées d’aprés
les différences qu’elles présentent dans leur organisation et leurs fonctions; précédée
d’un Mémoire sur les fruits et d’un tableau systématique de tous les étres organisés.
Paris (Gabon) 1822. Oct. (Expos. méth. régne vég.)
Publ.: Feb 1822 (t.p., BF 9 Mar 1822), p. [i*], [i]-vi, [1]-84, [1, err.]. Copy: G.
Rejc PR WA tt.
Caflisch, Jakob Friedrich (1817-1882), German botanist and teacher at Augsburg.
(Caflisch) .
HERBARIUM and types: M;; further material at A, BR, KIEL, W (Orch.).
Reje: Wl 2) Et.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BloGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 587; Barnhart 1: 297; BM 1: 296; CSP 12:
137; DTS 1: 41-42; Jackson p. 300; PR 1412.
Britten, J. Bot. 21: 381. 1883.
Holler, Ber. naturh. Ver. Augsburg 27: 199-205. 1883 (also separate, 7 p.) (bibl.)
943- Uebersicht der Flora von Augsburg, enthaltend: die in der Umgebung Augsburgs
wildwachsenden und allgemein cultivirten Phanerogamen. Bearbeitet von J. Friedrich
Caflisch unter Mitwirkung von Dr. Gustav Korber und Gottfried Deisch. Augsburg
(von Jenisch & Stage) 1850. Oct. (in fours) (Uebers. Fl. Augsburg).
Co-authors: Gustav Korber (1811-1882); Johann Gottfried Deisch (1787-1868); Carl
Roger (1811-1877), author of Nachtrag [1].
Publ.: Mai 1850 (p. viii: 8 Mai 1850, rd by Flora, Mai 1850) p. [i]-vili, [1]-104, Nach-
trag: [1]-4, 2. Nachtrag: [1]. The first achtrag is paged [139]-142 in the NY copy:
Nachtrage und Berichtigungen von C. Roger, Ber. Nat. Hist. Ver. Augsburg 13:
[139]-142. 1860. Copies: B, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 296; PR 1412.
Anon., Flora 33: 352. 14 Jun 1850, 526-527. 7 Sep 1850.
944. Excursions-Flora fiir das siidéstliche Deutschland. Ein Taschenbuch zum Bestimmen der
in den nordlichen Kalkalpen, der Donau-Hochebene, dem schwabischen und fran-
kischen Jura und dem bayrischen Walde vorkommenden Phanerogamen oder Samen-
pflanzen. Augsburg 1878. Oct. (Exkurs.-Fl. Siidéstl. Deutschland).
Ed. 1: early Apr 1878 (Flora 11 Apr 1878, 21 Apr 1878), p. [i]-xlvi, [1]-372.
Ed. 2: “Zweite mit einem Nachtrag versehene Auflage,” Feb-Mar 1881 (Nat. Nov.
Mar 1881), p. [i]-xlviii, [1]-387, [388. err.]. Copy: US.
Nachtrag: Augsburg 1881 (Nat. Nov. Mar 1881), p. 373-387 of ed. 2.
Billige Schulausgabe: Augsburg 1884 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1881), z.v.
423
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Ref.: DTS 1: 41-42; Jackson p. 300.
Anon., Flora 61: 271-272. 11 Jun 1878 (rev.), 64: 304. 1 Jul 1881 (ed. 2), 543. 1 Dec
1881 (id.).
Cailliaud, Frédéric (1787-1869), French traveller, antiquary and naturalist at Nantes.
(Caill.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The plants collected by Cailliaud are in the Delile herbarium
at MPU.
Ree: Wo: (rrr
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 297; BM 1: 296-297; CSP 1: 760-761, 7:
321; Kew 1: 451; PR 1415; Quenstedt p. 70.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1871: 36 (states + 1 Mai 1871).
Girardot, Frédéric Cailliaud de Nantes. Voyageur, antiquaire, naturaliste. Paris 1875,
48 p.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 66-67. 1882.
Vallot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 29: 175. 1882.
EPONYMY: Cailliea J. B. A. Guillemin, Perrottet & A. Richard (1832) and Cailliella
H. Jacques-Félix (1939) are dedicated to René Caillié (1799-1838), French traveller and
collector in Central Africa.
945- Voyage a Meéroé, au fleuve blanc, au-dela de FAzoql, dans le midi du royaume de
Sennar, a Syouah et dans cinq autres oasis; fait dans les années 1819, 1820, 1821 et 1822.
Paris (Imprimerie royale) 1826-1827, 4 vols. Oct., atlas Fol. (Voy. Méroé).
r: Jan-Jun 1826, p. [i*-i1i*], [i]-xv, [1]-429. Copy: BR.
2: Jan-Jun 1826, p. [1-11], [1]-442. Copy: BR.
3: Jul-Dec 1826, p. [i-iii], [1]-431. Copy: BR.
4: Sep 1827 (BF 15 Sep 1827), [i-iti], [1]-416. r pl. Copy: BR. — On p. [293]-402:
Centurie de plantes d’ Afrique du voyage a Meéroé recueillies par M. Cailliaud, et décrites par
M. Raffeneau-Delile ...
Atlas: in 30 livr., 1-3 (1823), 4-16 (1824), 17-25 (1825), 25-29 (1926), 30 (1827).
Reprint: ““Centurie de plantes d’Afrique du voyage a Méroé,’’ Paris (Imprimerie
Royale) 1826, p. [1]-112, pl. 62-64. Copy: NY. — Apparently a preprint, publ. 1826.
The botany should therefore be cited from this preprint.
Ref.: BM 1: 296; PR 1415; IDC 5499.
Sherborn and Woodward, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 7. 8: 334. 1901.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 84. 1966.
Cain, Roy Franklin (1906-x), Canadian mycologist, educated at Toronto. (Cain).
HERBARIUM and Types: TRTC.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 297; Bossert p. 62; Kew 1: 451.
Roon, Int. direct. spec. pl. tax. 23. 1958.
EPONYMY: Cainia von Arx & E. Miiller (1955); Cainiella E. Miiller (1957).
946. Studies of coprophilous Sphaeriales in Ontario. University of Toronto Studies, Biological
Series, No. 38. Toronto 1934. Oct. (Stud. Sphaer. Ontario).
Orig. ed.: 15 Nov 1934, p. [1]-126. Copies: BR, NY, US.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1968. Bibliotheca mycologica 9. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: Kew 1: 451; Taxon 17: 307.
Caldas, Francisco José de, (1768-1816), Spanish astronomer at Santa Fé de Bogota,
pupil of Mutis. (Caldas).
HERBARIUM and Types: MA.
Refs) VE 22113:
424,
CALKINS
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 431; Barnhart 1: 299; BM 1: 298; CSP 9: 422;
Kew 1: 452; PR post 1420.
Martius, Flora 29: 385-390. 1846 (mss. on Cinchona).
Acosta y Calbo, Rev. Agr. Puerto Rico 19: 107-112, 173-178. 1927.
Murillo, Rev. Acad. Colomb. 8(30): 49-153. 1951 (portr.)
Delgado & Ortiz, Rev. Acad. Colomb. 11(42): xxxi-xxxvi. 1960 (“‘periodista’’).
Murillo, Rev. Acad. Colomb. 11(42): vii-xv. 1960 (portr.) (“obra’’).
Vila, Rev. Acad. Colomb. 11(42): xvi-xx. 1960 (“‘... geobotanica’’).
Perez-Arbelaez, zn Gillispie, DSB 3: 16. 1971.
EPONYMy (genera): Caldasta Humboldt ex Willdenow (1806) ; Caldasia Lagasca (1821) ;
Caldasia Mutis (1810) ; (journal) : Caldasia boletin del Instituto de Ciencias Naturales de
la Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Bogota. Vol. 1-x, 1940-x.
Caldesi, Lodovico (Ludovico) (1822-1884), Italian politician and botanist at Faenza.
(Caldest).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Mainly at FI; other material at WRSL and W.
Ref.: GR p. 515; IH 2: 112; Saccardo 2: 26.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 385; Barnhart 1: 299; BL 2: 351; Bossert p. 63;
CSP 7: 322, 12: 138; GR p. 515; Jackson p. 148; LS 4584-4586; Saccardo 1: 42, 2: 26.
Anon., Rev. de Bot. 3: 286. 1885, 4: plate facing p. 76 (portr.). 1886.
EPONYMY : Caldesia Parlatore (1860) ; Caldesta Trevisan (1869) ; Caldesiella P. A. Saccardo
(1877).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 159-160. 1973.
Caley, George (1770?-1829), British botanist in New South Wales (1799-1810), curator
of the St. Vincent (W.I.) Botanic Garden (1816-1822). (Caley).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM, incl. mss. (journals 1800-1804), also mss. at Mitchell
Library, Sydney, and at K. Robert Brown’s Supplementum primum (1830) to his Prodromus
was partly based on Caley material. Other material e.g. in E, G, K, OXF, W.
Ref.: TH 2: 112; Kew 1: 454:
Sherborn, Where is the ... collection 29. 1940.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 142-143. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 66. 1970.
Miller, Taxon 19: 517. 1970 (also material at G and OXF?).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 299; BB p. 56-57; BM 1: 299; Dallman and
Wood p. 63; HR; Kew 1: 454; Laségue p. 278-279.
Anon., Loudon’s Mag. nat. Hist. 2: 310-312. 18293; 3: 226-232. 1830.
Hooker, Fl. Tasm. 1: cxxiv. 1860.
Thiselton Dyer, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1891: 303.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 30-31. 1902.
Maiden, Agric. Gazette NSW. 14: 988-996. 1903.
Maiden, Sir Joseph Banks 127-141. 1909.
Maiden, J. Proc. roy. Soc. NSW 42: 94-95. 1908/09, 55: 154-155. 1922.
Currey, J. E. B., ed. Reflexions on the colony of New South Wales by George Caley.
London 1967, [i]-xv, [1]-239.
Coats, The plant hunters 212-215, 231, 348. 1969.
EPONYMY: Caleana R. Brown (1810); Caleya R. Brown (1819, orth. var.)
Calkins, Col. William Wirt (1842-1914), American amateur mycologist and lichenol-
ogist. (Calk.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Material in a number of herbaria (mainly BPI, NY, US),
425
CALKINS
mostly his fungus exsiccatae or lichens. Exsiccatae: Florida fungi (1888), at BPI, F, FH,
KSC, MSC, NDA, NY.
Refs or a2:
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 76-77. 1971.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 300; Bossert p. 63; BM 6: 171; CSP 14: 15;
GR p. 183-184; LS 4587-4596.
Calkins, Bibliography, list of papers, books and articles, s.l. 1911, 4 p. Copy: NY.
Hasse, Bryologist 17: 79, 96. 1914.
Fink, Mycologia 7: 57-60, pl. 154. 1915 (portr., bibl.)
Callay, Eugéne Albert-Athanase (1822-1896), French pharmacist and botanist at
Le Chesne. (Callay).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some material at L.
Refs TE 12:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 300; BL 2: 121; BM 6: 171; CSP 14: 18.
Bestel, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Ardennes 6: 29-35. 1899 (bibl.)
Bourquelot, in Callay, Cat. pl. Ardennes xi-xvill. 1900.
947- Catalogue raisonné et descriptif des plantes vasculaires du département des Ardennes par
A. Callay ancien pharmacien au Chesne. Préface de E. Bourquelot ... ouvrage
couronné par |’Académié des Sciences publié sous les auspices de la Société d’ Histoire
naturelle des Ardennes. Orné du portrait de l’auteur précédé d’une description oro-
graphique & géologique avec carte géologique coloriée et d’une étude de géographie
botanique par F. Bestel ... Charleville (Edouard Jolly). 1900. Oct. (Cat. pl. Ardennes).
Co-authors: Ferdinand Bestel (1861-1926) (geobotany); Elie Emile Bourquelot (1851-
1921) (preface only).
Publ.: Dec 1900 (p. x: 25 Sep 1900; Dec 1900, p. 2 cover; Nat. Nov. Feb 1gor),} frontis-
piece portrait of author, p. [i], portr., [iii]-xxii, [1, signes], [1]-454, [1, cont.], 1 col.
geol. map. Copies: BR, G, HH, MO, NY. -
Ref.: BL 2: 121; BM 6: 171.
Malfait et Cadix, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Ardennes 3: 31-32. 1896, 4: 33-64. 1897, 5:
65-112. 1898, 6: [1]-168. 1899 (repr. HH), (preceding catalogue).
Fliche, Bull. Soc. bot. France 48: 376-392. 1902 (additional notes on flora of Ardennes).
Calmette, Léon Charles Albert (1863-1933), French microbiologist. (Calmette).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 300; BM 6: 172; CSP 13: 20-21; LS 4602,
31844; Smit p. 892.
Park, Scientific Monthly 37: 570-574. 1933 (portr.)
Bernard et Négre, Albert Calmette. Sa vie, son oeuvre scientifique. Paris 1939. 271 p.
(extensive bibl.)
Bernard, La vie et l’oeuvre d’Albert Calmette. Paris 1961. 313 p. (portr.)
Kervan, Albert Calmette et le B.C.G. Paris. 1962, 222 p.
Calwer, Carl Gustav (1821-1873), German naturalist. (Calwer).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 301; BM 1: 301; NI 310, suppl.; PR 1427.
Schenkling, Nachr.-Bl. deut. malak. zool. Ges. 6: 14. 1874.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 84. 1966.
948. Landwirthschafliche und technische Pflanzenkunde Stuttgart (Krais & Hoffmann) 1852-
1854. 3 vols. Qu. (Landwirthsch. Pflanzenk.)
426
CAMBESSEDES
Erste Abtheilung. [p. i1i:] Deutschlands Feld- und Gartengewdchse mit genauer Beschreibung
ihres Arten-Charakters, ihres Vorkommens, ihrer Bliithezeit und Dauer, ihres
Anbaus, ihrer Eigenschaften, ihrer Anwendung, und vollstandiger Auffihrung ihrer
Synonymen fir das praktische Bediirfniss dargestellt ... Mit 36 colorirten Tafeln.
Stuttgart (id.) 1852, p. [ii]-xii, [1 ]-276, pl. 2-36 (hand coloured liths.). Copies: B, NY. —
Publ.: Jan-Jul 1852 (Bot. Zeit. 16 Jul 1852).
Kweite Abtheilung [p. iii:] Deutschlands Obst und Beerenfriichte mit genauer Beschreibung
ihres Arten-Charakters, ihres Vorkommens, ihrer Bliithezeit und Dauer, ihres
Anbaus, ihrer Eigenschaften, ihrer Anwendung, und vollstandiger Auffiihrung ihrer
Synonymen fir das praktische Bediirfniss dargestellt ... Mit 28 colorirten Tafeln.
Stuttgart [id.] 1854, p. [1]-vi, [1]-146, p/. r-28 (hand coloured liths.). Copy: NY.
Dritte Abtheilung. [p. iii:] Deutschlands technische Pflanzen mit genauer Beschreibung ihres
Arten-Charakters, ihres Vorkommens, ihrer Bliithezeit und Dauer, ihres Anbaus,
ihrer Eigenschaften, ihrer Anwendung, und vollstandiger Auffihrung ihrer Syno-
nymen fiir das praktische Bediirfniss dargestellt ... Mit 12 colorirten Tafeln. Stutt-
gart [id.] 1854, p. [1]-vi, [1]-50, [1, expl. pl.], pl. r-z2 (hand coloured lith.). Copies:
By NY:
Ref.: BM 1: 301; Kew 1: 455; NI 310; PR 1427.
Cambessédes, Jacques (1799-1863), French botanist and agronomist at Montpellier.
(Cambess.)
HERBARIUM and TPES: MPU, other material at LY, P, PC.
Ref.: WH 2: 113.
Planchon, Bull. Soc. bot. France 10: 563-565. 1863.
Granel de Solignac et Bertrand, Naturalia monspeliensia, Bot. 18: 273. 1967.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 441; Barnhart 1: 301; BM 1: 301; Colmeiro 1:
clxvi; CSP 1: 772; DBF 7: 953-954; GR p. 310; Jackson p. 373-374; Kew 1: 455;
Langman p. 179; MD p. 73-75; MW p. 61; PR 1430-1432; Zander ed. 10 p. 643.
Martins, Le jardin des plantes de Montpellier 55. 1854.
Planchon, Bull. Soc. bot. France 10: 543-563. 1863 (bibl.), also separately, Notice sur la
Vie 1605. Oct... 440p:
COMPOSITE works: see A. de St. Hilaire, Flora Brasiliae meridionalis, Bory de Saint-
Vincent, Dictionnaire classique d’ histoire naturelle, Jacquemont, Voyage dans I’ Inde.
EPONYMY: Cambessedea Kunth (1824, nom. rej.) ; Cambessedea R. Wight & Arnott (1834);
Cambessedesia A. P. de Candolle (1828, nom. cons.)
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 161-162. 1973.
949- Monographie du genre Spiraea, précédée de quelques considérations générales sur la
famille des Rosacées. Paris (Migneret) 1824. Oct. (Monogr. Spiraea).
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1824, reprint p. [i-iii], [1]-19, 19bis-58, pl. 15-17, 25-28; reprinted from
Ann. Sci. nat. 1: 225-243, pl. 15-17. Apr 1824, 2: 352-3092, pl. 25-28. Mai 1824. Copy:
L. — There is no indication that the reprint was preprinted; the earliest reviews ap-
peared in July 1824 (BH).
Ref.: CSP 1: 772; Jackson p. 144; Kew 1: 455; Langman p. 179; MW p. 61; PR 1490.
950. Enumeratio plantarum quas in insulis Balearibus collegit J. Cambessédes, . . ., earumque
circa mare mediterraneum distributio geographica. Paris (A. Bélin) 1827. Qu. (Enum.
pl. Balear.)
Publ.: Jun 1827 (see TL ed. 1, 190). Copies: G(2), HH — Reprinted with independent
pagination p. [i-ili], [1]-168, pl. ro-78 (100 copies, not for sale) from Mém. Mus.
Hist. nat., Paris 149-10): 173-335. 1827. Margadant (MD) discusses the possibility
of the reprint being a preprint but was not able to solve this question. The division
between fasc. 9 and 10 lies between p. 252 and 253 (p. 80 and 81 of the reprint). It is
also possible that fasc. 9 was published earlier and fasc. ro later than the reprint. The
plates are plain unsigned copper engr.
427
CAMBESSEDES
Ref.: BM 1: 301; CSP 1: 772; Jackson p. 341; Kew 1: 455; MD p. 74-75; PR 1432;
IDC 5543-
Anon., Rev. bibl. Pays Bas 6: 320. 12 Jul 1827.
951. Mémoire sur les familles des Ternstroemiacees et des Guttiféres, ... Extrait des Mémoires
du Muséum. Paris (A. Bélin) 1828. Qu. (Mém. Ternstroem. Guttif.)
Publ.: Sep 1828 (Acad. 8 Sep), p. [i], [1]-61, pl. 16-19 (1-4). Copy: G. — Reprinted from
Mém. Mus. Hist. nat. 16: 369-429, pl. 16-19. 1828 (trim. 3).
Ref.: Jackson p. 145; Langman p. 179; MW p. 61; PR ed. 1, 1637.
952. Mémoire sur la famille des Sapindacées. Paris 1829. Qu. (Mém. Sapind.)
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1829 (Acad. 3 Aug). Reprinted from Mém. Mus. Hist. nat. 18: [1]-50,
pl. 1-3. 1829; reprint p. [1]-50, pl. 1-3 (uncol. copper engr.). Copies: G, M, NY. —
There is no indication that the reprint appeared only in 1831 (as in PR p. 440); the
copy received by the Académie on 3 Aug 1829 was almost certainly the reprint.
Ref.: CSP 1: 772; Langman p. 179; MW p. 61; PR ed. 1, 1640.
953- Cruciferarum, Elatinearum, Caryophyllearum, Paronychiearumque, Brasiliae meridionalis,
synopsis. [s.1.] 1829. Oct. (Crucif. Elatin. Bras. merid. syn.)
Publ.: Aug 1829 (t.p.; Acad. 17 Aug; BF 29 Aug 1829), p. [1]-8. Copies: G, U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 455; PR ed. 1, 1638.
954. Note sur les Elatinées, nouvelle famille de plantes. [Paris (A. Bélin) 1829]. Qu.
(Note Elatin.)
Publ.: Sep 1829 (Acad. 28 Sep), p. [1]-7. Copies: G(2), MO. — Reprinted from Mém.
Mus. Hist. Nat. 18: [225]-231. 1829.
Rep SP wy 7 72:
955- Description d’un genre nouveau [Caesarea] de la famille des Géraniacées. [Paris (A. Bélin)
1829]. Qu. (Deser. gen. nouv. Géran.)
Publ.: Sep 1829 (Acad. 28 Sep), p. [1]-8, pl. 18. Copies: G, L, U. — Reprinted from Mém.
Mus. Hist. nat. 18: [369]-376, pl. 18. 1829.
Ref jE SPiw 772.
956. Portulacearum, Crassulacearum, Ficoidearum, Cunoniacearumque, Brasiliae meridionalis,
synopsis. Paris [s.d.] Oct. (Portulac. Crassul. Bras. merid. syn.)
Publ.: Nov 1829 (BF 28 Nov 1829; p. 4), p. [1]-4. Copies: G, U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 455; PR ed. 1, 16309.
957- Note sur deux genres nouveaux de la famille des Sapindacées ... (Extrait des Nouvelles
Annales du Muséum d’Histoire naturelle, t. III, p. 231 et suiv.). [Paris 1834). Qu.
(Note gen. nouv. Sapind.)
Publ.: 1834, independently paged reprint or preprint from Nouv. Ann. Mus. Hist. nat.
3: 231-238, pl. 13-14; reprint p. [1]-[8], pl. 13-14 [s.d.]. Copy: M.
Refs. GSP 772:
Camisola, Giuseppe (1781-1856), Italian physician and botanist at S. Damiano
d’Asti. (Camisola).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 302; BL 2: 375; PR 1454; Saccardo 1: 42,
27208
958. Flora Astese secondo il sistema sessuale di Linneo con cenni sulla virti di molte
piante indigene impiegate in medicina non tanto sull’ Astese che su altre provincie del
Piemonte nascenti redatta ad uso del popolo. Asti (Fratelli Paglieri) 1854. Oct. (Fl.
Astese).
Publ.: 1854, p. [1]-488. Copies: B (lacking p. 337-488), NY (complete).
Ref.: BL 2: 375; PR 1454.
428
CAMPBELL
Camp, Wendel Holmes (1904-1963), American botanist. (Camp).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: NY (incl. mss and letters).
Ref.: IH 2: 113, 1 (ed. 6); 356.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 109. 1973.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 302 (b. 1904!); Bossert p. 64; GR p. 207;
Kew 1: 458; Langman p. 180; Zander ed. 10, p. 643.
Boureau, Regn. veg. 11: 10. 1958.
Anon., Pl. Science Bull. 9(2): 8-9. 1963.
Hubbard, Bull. Torrey Bot. Club go: 258-260. 1963 (portr.)
Rickett, Taxon 12: 276-279. 1963.
Rickett, Brittonia 16(1): 1-10. 1964 (portr., bibl.)
Campbell, Douglas Houghton (1859-1953), American botanist. (Campb.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Material from Indonesia at BM, CI, (DS?) and NY.
[ARQ Mak oye ie.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 303; BM 1: 304, 6: 175; Bossert p. 64;
CSP 9: 434; 14: 33; IF suppl. 2: [34]-35; Kew 1: 459-460; Langman p. 180; LS 31858-
31859; LS suppl. 4498; MW p. 61, MW suppl. p. 31; Moebius p. 120.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 28. 1898.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 193. 1903. (portr.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 511. 1909.
Jordan, D. S., Days of a man 1: 294, 298 (portr.) 1922 (fide Ewan).
Smith, Cryptogamic botany vol. 2, 1938 (extensive discussion).
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter, 311[ind.] 1944.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. 1.1: 99. 1950.
Davis et al., Asa Gray Bull. ser. 2. 2: 103-148. 1953 (portr., bibl., memorial issue incl. an
autobiogr. account).
Steere, Bryologist 56: 127-133. 1953 (bibl.)
Wiggins, Amer. Fern J. 43(3): 97-103. 1953.
Wilson, Asa Gray Bull. ser. 2. 2: 129-137. 1953.
Ewan, in Century progress natural Sciences, San Francisco 1955, p. 46.
Smith, Biogr. Mem. natl. Acad. Sci. 29: 45-63. 1956 (portr., bibl.)
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. botany 46-49. 1961.
Olby, DSB 3: 29-31. 1971 (bibl.)
959- The structure and development of the mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae) London, New
York (Macmillan and Co.) 1895. Oct. (Struct. mosses ferns).
Ed. 1: Apr-Oct 1895 (p. vi: Mar 1895; Nat. Nov. Nov 1895) p. [i]-viii, [1]-544, 266 text
figs. Copies: MICH, NY.
Ed. 2: Sep 1905 (p. iv: publ. Sep 1905), p. [i]-vii, 1-657. New York (The Macmillan
Company), London. Oct. Copies: G, NY.
Ed. 2[a]: Jul 1913 (fide p. iv of 1930 edition), reprint of ed. 2.
Ed. 3: (‘‘revised and enlarged”’): 1918 (p. vii: Jan 1918, date pref.) p. [1]-ix, 1-708, 322
text figs. New York (The Macmillan Company), London 1918, Oct. Copies: BR, NY.
Ed. 3[a]: (‘‘revised and enlarged’’): p. [i]-x, 1-708, 322 text figs., New York (The
Macmillan Company), London 1930, Oct. Copies: NY, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 304; Kew 1: 459; IDC 7170 (ed. 1), 5280 (ed. 3).
Gepp, J. Bot. 34: 89-93. 1896.
Anon., Bot. Gaz. 21: 93. Feb 1896.
960. The Eusporangiatae | The comparative morphology of the Ophioglossaceae and
Marattiaceae. Washington, D.C. (Carnegie Institution of Washington) 1911. Oct.
(Eusporangiatae).
Publ.: 29 Aug 1911 (stamp in a limited number of copies), p. [1]-[vi], [1]-229, 192 text
figs., pl. 1-13, (uncol.), Carnegie Institution of Washington, publ. no. 140. Copies: B,
BR, MICH, NY, U, US.
429
CAMPDERA
Campdera, Francisco (i. 1819), Catalonian physician and botanist. (Campd.)
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 302; BM 1: 305; CO p. 200; Colmeiro 1:
clxvi; Jackson p. 143; Kew 1: 461; MW p. 6; PR 1456.
EPONYMY: Campderia Bentham (1846) ; Campderia Lagasca (1821); Campderia A. Richard
(1822).
961. Monographie des Rumex, précédée de quelques vues générales sur la famille des
Polygonées. Paris (Treuttel et Wirtz), London, Strasbourg, Montpellier (Renaud)
1819. Qu. (Monogr. Rumex).
Publ.: 1819, thesis Montpellier, p. [1]-169, p/. 7-3 (uncol. copper engr. by Node-Véran).
Copies: BR, M, NY, Teyler.
Ref.: BM 1: 305; Jackson p. 143; Langman p. 181; MW p. 61; PR 1456.
Camper, Peter (Petrus) (1722-1789), Dutch naturalist and palaeobiologist at Franeker
and Groningen. (Camper).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: GRO.
Ref.: AKL 1820(2): 115, 1839(1): 45 (library).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 304; BM 1: 305; Bossert p. 64; JW 2: 188,
3: 347-348, 4: 381, 5: 237 (q.v. for many references to Dutch sources); NNBW 1: 550-
555; PR 1457; Quenstedt p. 72.
Anon., Hist. Mem. Acad. Sci. Paris 1789: 45-52. an II.
Anon., AKL 6(154): 178, 187. 10 Jun 1791 (extract from de Levensschets by A. G.
Camper).
Camper, A. G., Levensschets van Petrus Camper. Leeuwarden/Groningen 1791 (see
also AKL 6: 178-180, 187. 1791).
Camper, A. G., Vicq-d’Azir and Condorcet zn Oeuvres de P. Camper, tome 1, Paris 1803.
Anon., AKL 1839(1): 48. (sale of library and portr.)
Daniels, Het leven en de verdiensten van Petrus Camper. Utrecht 1880, 150 p. (portr.,
iconogr.)
Klaauw, Het hooger onderwijs in de zodlogie te Leiden, Leiden 1926.
Doets, De Heelkunde von Petrus Camper 1722-1789. Leiden 1948.
Lindeboom et al., Ned. Tijdschr. Geneesk. 83: 2039-2149. 1939.
Nuyens, [ed.] Camper’s Travel journals, 1784-1785, Opuscula selecta neerl. Arte medica
vol. 15, 1939 (portr., biogr. itin.)
Rijnberk et al., Ned. Tijdschr. Geneesk. 83: 2037-2149. 1939 (portr.)
Kaplan, Bull. Hosp. joint Diseases 17: 371-385. 1956 (portr., bibl.)
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 85. 1966.
Lindeboom, DSB 3: 37-38. 1971 (bibl.)
Smit, History of the life sciences 892-893. 1974.
962. Oratio de analogia inter animalia et stirpes. Habita d. ix maji a. cioiocclxiv cum
medicinae theoriae anatomes chirurgiae et botanices professionem in Academia
Groningae et Omlandiae solemni ritu auspicaretur. Groningen (apud Haionem
Spandaw) 1764. Qu. (Oratio analog. anim. stirp.)
Publ.: 9 Mai 1764 (date of oration) p. [i-v], 1-56, [4, poem]. Copy: U.
Ref.: PR 1457.
Camus, Aimée Antoinette (1879-1965), French botanist. (A. Camus).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: P, PC.
Ref.; THAT (ed’6)i21356:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 305; BL 1: 125, 2: 207; BM 1: 306, 6: 176;
Bossert p. 64; Kew 1: 462-463; Langman p. 181; MW p. 61-62; MW suppl. p. 315
NI 314-316; PFC 2(2): xx; Plesch p. 153; Zander ed. 10, p. 643.
430
CAMUS, A. A.
Lecomte, zn Camus, Iconographie orchidées 1: 5-13. 1928.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 31-32. 1941 (bibl.)
Gagnepain, Fl. Indochine, tom. gén. 36. 1944 (portr. pl. x).
Leandri, Adansonia ser. 2. 6(1): 3-21. 1965 (portr., bibl.), AETFAT Bull. 17: 12. 1966.
Reed, Bibl. Pl. S. E. Asia 25-28. 1969 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Lecomte, Flore Indochine: Betulaceae, 5(10): 1033-1041. Apr 19313
Juncaceae 6(7): 939-945. Jun 1937; Typhaceae 6(8): 1069-1074. Dec 1937; Potamogetona-
ceae 6(9): 1214-1222. Apr 1942; Aponogetonaceae 6(g): 1223-1227. Apr 1942; Gramineae
with E. G. Camus, q.v.
EPONYMY: Camusia Lorch (1961); Camussiella [sic] J. Bosser (1966).
963. Classification des saules d’ Europe et monographie des Saules de France. Paris (J. Mersch)
1904-1905, 2 vols., atlas. Oct. Qu. (Classif. saules Europe).
Co-author: Edmond Gustave Camus (1852-1915).
Vol. r: Jun 1904 (cover), [also issued as Gaston de la Barre, Encyclopédie des Saules,
vol. 1 Paris 1904, fide NI], p. [1]-386. Copies: M, MICH, NY, U, USDA.
Vol. 2: Dec 1905 (t.p.), p. [1]-287, t.p. title: “°... Europe (Les espéces et hybrides de la
flore de France, traités dans le tome Ier, exceptés)”’, cover title: Classification et
monographie des Saules d’Europe ...’’ Copies: M, MICH, NY, U, USDA.
Atlas 1, p. [i], pl. i-vii, 1-33, with letterpress, monochrome lithographs, publ. Jun 1904.
Copy: U.
Atlas 2, p. [i], pl. 1-16 (34-49), 1(vil)-iv(xi). Nissen cites 64 plates, namely 1-49, i-xi and
l-iv. In the Utrecht copy nos. i-iv are identical with vili-xi. All plates are after
drawings by A. and E. G. Camus. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 6:.176; DTS 6(4): 128; NI 315.
964. Monographie des saules d’ Europe. Paris (J. Mersch) 1904-1905, 1 vol. text, oct., 1 vol.
Atlas, fol. (Monogr. saules Europe).
Text: r: [1]-386. Jun 1904 (cover), 2: [1]-287. Dec 1905 (t.p., see also p. g). Copies:
BRY NYe
Atlas: 1: [i, t.p.], pl. i-vdi, 1-33 with text; 2: [i, t.p.], pl. 1-15, 1-4, presumably issued with
texts as above. Copy: G.
Ref.: BM 1: 176; NI 316n.
965. Les cyprés (genre Cupressus) monographie, systématique, anatomie, culture,
principaux usages. Paris (Paul Lechevalier) 1914. Qu. (Cyprés).
Publ.: Mar-Jun 1914 (rd USDA 15 Jul 1914; p. 8: 12 Jul 1913; Nat. Nov. Aug-Sep
1914), p. [1]-106, 4 pl. (4 cartes, 3 pl.), 424 text ill. Copies: B, BR, MICH, NY, USDA.
Headline t.p.: Encyclopédie économique de sylviculture U1.
Ref.: BM 6: 176; Kew 1: 462; Langman p. 181; MW p. 61.
966. Les Chataigniers | Monographie des genres Castanea et Castanopsis. Paris (Paul
Lechevalier) 1929. Qu. Fol. (Chataigniers).
Texte (Qu.): Nov-Dec 1929 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1930) p. [1]-604, [605, bon-a-tirer juillet
1928, achevé ... 30 Oct 1929], [1, expl. fig.] fig. 1-28. Copy: U.
Atlas (Fol.): Nov-Dec 1929 (first t.p. 1928, second t.p. 1929; Nat. Nov. Apr 1930),
p. [i-vii], pl. 1-76, 1-34.
Encyclopédie économique de sylviculture vol. 3.
Ref.: Kew 1: 462; MW p. 62.
967. Les chénes | Monographie du genre Quercus. Paris (Paul Lechevalier) 1936-1954,
3 vols. Qu. with atlas, Fol. (Chénes).
Texte, vol. r.: Mai 1938 (t.p. 1936-1938; printing finished 1 Mar 1938, preface 15 Dec
1935, but a note on p. ix states that the book was on sale only in Mai 1938), p. [i]-1x,
[1]-686, 35 figs.
vol. 2.: Jul-Dec 1939 (t.p. 1938-1939; p. [831], achevé d’imprimer 15 juin 1939),
p- [i-iii], [1]-830, 59 figs.
vol. 3.: 1952-1954, the “‘bons a tirer’’ dates were:
on
CAMUS, A. A.
p- 1-328 Nov 1952 969-1169 May 1953
329-536 Dec 1952 1197-1273, = Jun 1953
537-968 Jan 1953
part 1, p. [i-vi], [1]-664.
part 2, p. [i-iv], 665-1314, p. [1315], achevé d’imprimer 29 Jul 1954.
Atlas, vol. 1.: 1934, expl. pl. [1]-93, plates p. [1-111], pl. 1-78, t-xxx.
vol. 2.: 1935-1936 (...) expl. pl. [1]-177, plates p. [1-111], pl. 79-236, xxxi-lviii.
vol. 3.: 1948, expl. pl. [1]-165, plates p. [1-ii1], pl. 237-592, lix-xcuit.
The “‘bons a tirer’’ dates were: (plates)
237-334 Jan-Mai1939 351-352 Nov 1941
335-336 ~—- 1-8 Jun 1948 353-470 1947
337-344 Jun 1939 471-522 Jan-Jun 1948
345-350 —- 1-15 Jun 1948
Copies: BR, U.
Ref.: Langman p. 181; MW p. 60.
Camus, Edmond Gustave (1852-1915), French botanist and pharmacist. (E£. G.
Camus).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P, PC.
Refs: THiyar(ed-76)i:' 356; 2.114.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 305; BL 2: 637 [index]; BM 1: 306, 6:
176; Bossert p. 64; CSP 14: 39-40; DTS 6(4): 128; Kew 1: 464; Langman p. 181;
MW p. 62; NI 315-316, 316 na, 316 nb; Plesch p. 169; Zander ed. 10, p. 643.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1915; 236 (f 22 Aug 1917).
Lecomte et A. A. Camus in E. G. Camus, Iconographie orchidées Europe 1: 5-13. 1928
(portr.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 32. 1941.
Gagnepain, Fl. Indochine, tom. prél. 36-37. 1944 (portr. pl. x).
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Rouy et Foucaud, Flore de France vols. 6, 7 (1900-1901).
(2) Lecomte, Flore Indochine: Cyperaceae 7(1): 19-96. Nov 1912, 7(2): 97-192. Nov 1912,
7(3): 193-201. Mar 1922; Gramineae (with A. Camus) 7(3): 202-236. Mar 1922, 7(4):
337-480. Jul 1922, 7(5): 481-650. Jan 1923.
EPONYMY: Camusia Lorch (1961) and Camussiella J. Bosser (1966) are dedicated to
Aimée Antoinette Camus (1879-1965), q.v.
968. Catalogue des plantes de France de Suisse et de Belgique. Paris (Paul Dupont, Jacques
Lechevalier) 1888. Oct. (Cat. pl. France).
Publ.: Jan-Apr 1888 (p. ii: 1 Nov 1887; J. Bot. Jan 1888; Nat. Nov. Mai 1888), p. [i*-
ii*], [i]-vii, [1]-325. Copies: B, BR, NY, US.
Ref.: BL 2: 98; BM 1: 306; Kew 1: 464.
969. Monographie des orchidées de ’ Europe, de |’ Afrique septentrionale, de l’Asie mineure
et des provinces russes transcaspiennes par E. G. Camus avec la collaboration de
P. Bergon (pour la botanique systématique) Mlle A. Camus (pour l’anatomie). Avec
32 planches répresentant 1100 figures ... (tirage a 175 exemplaires numérotées).
Paris (Jacques Lechevalier) [1908]. Qu. (Monogr. orchid.)
Co-authors: Paul Bergon (1863-1912); Aimée Antoinette Camus (1879-1965).
Publ.: 30 Oct 1908 (p. 484), p. [i] printed t.p., [ii] sign. Camus, rest of pages mimeo-
graphed: [1]-484, pl. 1-32, with text, plates plain or partly coloured liths. by the
author, with 1137 ill. Copies: MICH, NY.
Ref.: Kew 1: 464; NI 316 nb.
970. Les bambusées. Monographie / biologie / culture / principaux usages. Paris (Paul
Lechevalier) 1913. Qu., Fol. (Bambusées).
Texte (Qu.): 1913 (p. 8: Nat. Nov. Aug 1913), p. [1]-215, 4 pl. Copies: G, NY, U.
Atlas (Fol.): 1913 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1913), p. [i], fl. 1-100, 36bis. Copies: G, NY.
432
CANDOLLE, A. L. P. P. DE
Encyclopédie économique de sylviculture vol. 1.
Ref.: BM 1: 176; Kew 1: 464; Langman p. 181; MW p. 62.
g71- Iconographie des orchidées d’ Europe et du bassin méditerranéen. Paris (Paul Leche-
valier) 1921-1929. Oct. 2 vols., atlas, Qu. Fol. (Iconogr. orchid. Europe).
Co-author: Aimée Antoinette Camus (1879-1965), “‘pour l’anatomie et la biologie.”
Text 1: [1]-160, figs. 1-100. 1927, 161-320, figs. ror-156. 1928 (after 1 Jul). Copies: G, MO,
ING Us
2: 321-480, figs. 157-214. 1928, 481-559, figs. 215-297. 1929 (Apr-Oct). Copies: id.
Atlas 1: pl. 1-110 (col.), rrz-112 (black and white). 1921, explanation plates p. [1]-72.
Copies: G, NY.
2: pl. 123-133 (col.). 1928 (or 1929?). Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: NI 316.
Candolle, Alphonse Louis Pierre Pyramus de (1806-1893), Swiss botanist, son of
Augustin Pyramus de Candolle. (A. DC).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: G (G-DC).
Ref.: Stafleu, The great Prodromus 21. 1966.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 266, 4: 737, 5(1): 929, 5(2): 99; Barnhart 1:
306; BL 2: 6; BM 1: 308-309, 6: 179, 470; Bossert p. 64; CSP 2: 190-192, 6: 634, 7:
502-503, 9: 657-658, 12: 188; DTS 1: 56; Hunt p. xcii; Jackson p. 529 [index]; Kew 1:
468-469; Langman p. 182-183; MW p. 63; NI 317-318; Plesch p. 171; PR 1484, 1485,
1505, 1507-1513; Quenstedt p. 72; Zander ed. 10, p. 650.
Martins, Le Jardin des Plantes de Montpellier 48. 1854.
Candolle, A. P. de, Mémoires et souvenirs 1862, see Table alph. 5. 1gto.
Walford, Photographic portraits of men of eminence 38: 91-94. 1866 (portr.)
Gubernatis, Dict. int. des écrivains du jour 1: 490-491. 1891.
Bonnier, Revue Sci. 29 Apr 1892, Rev. gén. bot. 5: 193-208. 1893 (bibl.), Verh.
schweiz. naturf. Ges. 76: 203-211. 1893.
Christ, Bull. Herb. Boissier 1(4): 203-234. 1893 (bibl.)
Clarke, J. Bot. 31: 211-212. 1893.
Debrit, Notice biographique sur Alphonse de Candolle. (Extrait du Journal de Genéve
du 5 avril 1893.) Genéve 1893. Copies: BR, NY.
Duchartre, Bull. Soc. bot. France 40(1): 216-218. 1893.
Engler, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 11: (46)-(61). 1893, also repr. Berlin 1893, 16 p. (B, NY).
Goodale, Amer. J. Sci. 46: 236-239. Sep 1893 (also repr.)
Micheli, Arch. Sci. Phys. nat. Genéve ser. 3. 30: 513-569. 1893, also repr. as Alphonse
de Candolle et son oeuvre scientifique. Genéve 1893, p. [1]-93 (portr., bibl.) (NY).
Mueller, Victorian Naturalist June 1893 (repr. 1 p., B).
Blanchard, J. Savants 1894: 478.
Durand, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 32(2): 70-80. 1894.
Espine, Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 32(1): vi-xviii. 1894, also reprinted, Genéve
1894, p. [1]-13 (copy: NY).
Roth, Bot. Centralbl. 60: 209. 1894.
Drude, Leopoldina 31(1): 43-46. 1895.
Hochreutiner, Une famille de botanistes, Genéve 1898, 43 p. (portr.), repr. from Suisse
Universitaire vol. 3. 1898. Copy: NY.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 29. 1808.
Chodat, Bull. Herb. Bossier 7(2): 81-83. 1899.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 149-150. 1903, 3(3): 160-161. 1905.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 24. 1906.
Urban, Fl. Bras. 1(1): 161-162. 1906.
Yung, Apercu historique activité savants genevois xix® siécle 66-67. 1914.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 130-147. 1940 (bibl.)
Palhinha, Broteria 17(4): 172-181. 1948 (letters to Picalho).
Baehni, Perspectives 9(1): 16-20. 1953.
Pilet, DSB 3: 42-43. 1971.
Dolezal, Friedrich Welwitsch 234 [index]. 1974.
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Burdet, Saussurea 2: 28. 1975 (portr.)
Anon., Liste compléte des ouvrages et opuscules publiés par [A. de C.], reprint, 14 p.,
s.l., s.d., from Catal. Soc. Phys. Hist. Nat. Genéve (B, NY).
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Candolle, A. P., Prodromus: editor from vol. 8 onward and author
of:
Aegicereae, 8: 141-143. med. Mar 1844.
Ancistrocladeae, 16(2): 601-603, med. Jul 1868.
Apocynaceae, 8: 317-489, 675-677, med. Mar 1844.
Begoniaceae, 15(1): 206-408, Mai (prim.) 1864.
Brunoniaceae, 12: 615-616. 5 Nov 1848.
Campanulaceae, 7: 414-496, 786-792. Dec (sero) 1839.
Cannabineae, 16(1): 28-31. med. Nov 1869.
Corylaceae, 16(2): 124-183. Dec (sero) 1864.
Crypteroniaceae, 16(2): 677-679. med. Jul 1868.
Cupulifereae, 16(2): 1-123 [cf. also 683-684]. Dec (sero) 1864.
Cycadaceae, 16(2): 522-547. med. Jul 1868.
Cyphiaceae, 7: 497-501, 792-795. Dec (sero) 1839.
Datiscaceae, 15(1): 409-412. Mai (prim.) 1864.
Diapensiae, 13(1): 691-692. 10 Mai 1852.
Dipterocarpeae, 16(2): 604-637. med. Jul 1868.
Ebenaceae, 8: 209-243, 672-673. med. Mar 1844.
Empetraceae, 16(1): 24-27. med. Nov 1869.
Garryaceae, 16(1): 486-488. med. Nov 1869.
Globulariaceae, 12: 609-614. 5 Nov 1848.
Grubbiaceae, 14(2): 617-618. Nov (sero) 1857.
Gunnereae, 16(2): 596-600. med. Jul 1868.
Helwingiaceae, 16(2): 680-681. med. Jul 1868.
Hydrophyllaceae, 9: 287-301, 564-565. 1 Jan 1845.
Lacistemaceae, 16(2): 590-595. med. Jul 1868.
Lentibulariae, 8: 1-32, 666-667. med. Mar 1844.
Lobeliaceae, 7: 389-403, 784-786. Dec (sero) 1839.
Lophiraceae, 16(2): 638-639. med. Jul 1868.
Monimiaceae, 16(2): 640-676, 685. med. Jul 1868.
Myoporaceae, 11: 701-716. 25 Nov 1847.
Mpristicaceae, 14(1): 187-208 [cf. also 695-697]. med. Oct 1856.
Mbyrsineaceae, 8: 75-140, 668-670. med. Mar 1844.
Papayaceae, 15(1): 413-420, 517. Mai (prim.) 1864.
Penaeaceae, 14(1): 483-492. med. Oct 1856.
Platanaceae, 16(2): 156-160 [cf. also 684]. Dec (sero) 1864.
Santalaceae, 14.(2): 619-692. Nov (sero) 1857.
Sapotaceae, 8: 154-208, 670-672. med. Mar 1844.
Sarraceniaceae, 17: 1-6. 16 Oct 1873.
Stilbaceae, 12: 604-608. 5 Nov 1848.
Styracaceae, 8: 244-272, 673-674. med. Mar 1844.
Theophrastaceae, 8: 144-153, 670. med. Mar 1844.
(2) Martius, Fl. bras.:
Begoniaceae, 4(1): 337-388. pl. g1-ror. 15 Feb 1861.
Santalaceae, Myristicaceae, 5(1): 101-122. pl. 37-44. 30 Jul 1865.
(3) Candolle, A. P., Notices sur les plantes rares cultivées dans le jardin botanique de
Genéve, parts 5-6 with A. P. de Candolle, 7-10 by Alph. de Candolle alone.
EPONYMY (genus): Alphonsea J. D. Hooker & T. Thomson (1855); (journal): Candollea
(vide infra, sub A. P. de Candolle).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 163-164. 1973; Monogr. Biol. Canar. 4: 31. 1973 (fig. 1).
972. Monographie des Campanulées, ... avec vingt planches. Paris (Mme Veuve Desray)
1830. Qu. (Monogr. Campan.)
Publ.: 5 or 6 Mai 1830 (see TI-1), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-viii, [1]-384, pl. r-20, the plates plain
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copper engravings after drawings by Alph. de Candolle and Heyland. Copies: BR, G,
EW) (2) MO} NYU Wis:
Ref.: BM 1: 308; Kew 1: 468; Langman p. 182; MW p. 63; NI 317; PR 1507; IDC 435.
973- Mémoire sur la famille des Anonacées, et en particulier sur les espéces du pays des
Birmans, Genéve (A. L. Vignier) 1832. Qu. (Mém. Anon.)
Publ.: 1832, p. [i], [1]-45, pl. 7-5 uncol. copper engr. by Heyland. Copies: MICH, NY. —
Reprinted from Mémoires de la Société de Physique et d’histoire naturelle de Genéve 5: 177-
222. 1832 [?] The makeup of the original pages differs from that of the reprint
(preprint?) ; see e.g. USDA reprint with original pagination).
Ref.: Kew 1: 468; PR 1508.
974- Introduction a lV étude de la botanique, ou traité élémentaire de cette science; contenant
Porganographie, ia physiologie, la méthodologie, la géographie des plantes, un apercu
des fossiles végétaux, de la botanique médicale, et de l’histoire de la botanique. Paris
(Roret) 2 vols. [1834-] 1835. Oct. (Introd. étude bot.)
Vol. r: 1-15 Nov 1834 (p. vii: 1 Nov 1834; BF 15 Nov 1834; t.p. 1835), p. [i]-xxi,
[1, err.], [1]-534. Copies: BR, HU (2), G (2), MO, NY (2), US.
Vol. 2: 25 Feb 1835 (BF), p. [iJ]-vii, [1]-460, expl. pl. [1]-16, pl. 1-8. Copies: id. —
Published in the series: Collections des Suites a Buffon, as “‘Végétaux (introduction).”’
Unauthorized reprint: Bruxelles (Meline, Cans et Compagnie) 1837, oct. (in fours),
p- [i]-xu, [5]-462, [1]-16, pl. 1-8. Copies: G, HU, NY.
German: ‘‘Anleitung zum Studium der Botanik oder Grundriss dieser Wissenschaft enthal-
tend: die Organographie ... Aus dem Franzdésischen tbersetzt und mit einigen
Anmerkungen versehen von Dr. Alxdr. v. Bunge.” Leipzig (Karl Franz Kohler)
2 vols. Oct. (Anleit. Stud. Bot.)
Vol. 1: Mar 1838 (ABD), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-386, [6, err.], pl. 7-8. Copies: G, HU, NY.
Vol. 2: Jul 1838 (ABD), p. [i]-vi, [1]-345. Copies: id.
Second edition: Leipzig (Karl Franz Kohler) 1844 (after Apr: p. iv), p. [i]-xxii, [1, h.t.],
[1]-792, pl. 1-8. Copy: NY (7 pl.)
Russian: Moskwa 1837, Oct., translated by J. Schychowsky, p. [i]-xxiii, [3]-541,
pl. 1-8. Copy: G.
Ref.: BM 1: 308; Kew 1: 468; PR 1509.
975- Lois de la nomenclature botanique rédigées et commentées par M. Alph. de Candolle
... Texte préparé sur la demande du Comité d’organisation du Congrés international de
botanique de Paris, du 16 aout 1867, pour servir de base aux discussions sur les points
controversés en nomenclature. Paris (V. Masson et fils) 1867. Oct. (Lois nomencl. bot.
[prop.]).
Original edition of the proposed Lois: published before 16 Aug 1867, p. [1]-60. Copies:
BM, M, NY (John Torrey rd. 13 Nov 1867), US. — This edition served as the basis
for the discussion at the 1867 Paris Congress. The officially adopted Los (with
translations) are treated below.
Ref.: BM 1: 309; Kew 1: 468; PR 1513.
976. Lois de la nomenclature botanique adoptées par le Congrés international de botanique
tenu a Paris en aotit 1867 suivies d’une deuxiéme édition de l’introduction historique et
du commentaire qui accompagnaient la rédaction préparatoire présentée au Congrés.
Genéve, Basel (H. Georg), Paris (J.-B. Bailliére et fils) 1867. Oct. (Lozs nomencel. bot.)
Original edition as accepted by Int. bot. Congress: Sep-Dec 1867, p. [1]-64. Copies: B,
BR, M, U, FAS.
English translation: Laws of botanical nomenclature adopted by the International Botanical
Congress held at Paris in August, 1867; together with an historical introduction and a
commentary ... translated from the French [by H. Weddell]. London (L. Reeve &
Co.) 1868, Oct., p. [1]-72. Copies: MICH, NY. — (Laws bot. nomencl.)
German transl.: Regeln der botanischen Nomenklatur angenommen von dem internationalen
botanischen Congress zu Paris, im August 1867; nebst Einleitung und Commentar
von Alph. de Candolle ... Basel, Gent (H. Georg) 1868. Oct., p. [1]-69. Copies: BM,
NY. — (Regeln bot. Nomenkl.) — Actes du Congrés international de Botanique, Paris 1867,
p- 177-238. Official Congress publication.
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Ref.: BM 1: 309; Jackson p. 121; Kew 1: 468; PR 1513.
Candolle, Bull. Soc. bot. France 16: 61-81. 1869, 39: 140-142. 1892.
Candolle et Cogniaux, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 15: 477-485. 1876. (repr. Gent 1877,
11 p., copy BR), (“Quelques points de nomenclature botanique’”’).
977- Calques des dessins de la flore du Mexique, de Mociiio et Sessé qui ont servi de types
d’espéces dans le Systema ou le Prodromus. Genéve 1874, 2 vols. (Calques fl. Mexique).
Vol. 1: Nov. 1874, nos. 1-250. Copies: G, MO, NY, US.
Vol. 2: Nov. 1874, 1-6, pl. 251-1171, p. i-xxxvill. Copies: id.
A set of tracings of a collection of cones florae mexicanae ineditae by Mocinio and Sessé
made at Genéve and distributed (10 copies) by Alphonse de Candolle. In all there are
279 tracings (numbered between 1 and 1171). The NY copy is a copy of the US set.
The original set of drawings at Geneve is itself a copy of the set of Mocifio and Sessé
originals which A. P. de Candolle had on loan for a limited period.
Ref.: Jackson p. 367; Kew 1: 469; Langman p. 182.
978. Monographiae phanerogamarum Prodromi nunc continuatio, nunc revisio auctoribus
Alphonso et Casimir de Candolle aliisque botanicis ultra memoratis. Paris (G. Masson)
1878-1896, 9 vols. Oct. (Monogr. phan.)
Co-editor: Anne Casimir Pyramus de Candolle (1836-1918).
vol. pages plates dates
I [i*-ii*], [1]-ii, [1]-783 1-9 Jun 1878
B [i-uii], [1 ]-681 — Sep 1879
3 [i-ii], [1 ]-1008, [1, err.] 1-8 Jun 1881
4 [i-i1], [1]-573 I-15 Mar 1883
5(1) | [1]-303 1-32 = Jul 1883
(2) 305-654, [1-111] - Oct 1887
6 [i-ui], [1]-716 I-2 Apr 1889
7 [i], [1]-1256 — Jun 1891
8 [i-vii], [1 ]-669 - Dec 1893
9 [i]-Ixxvii, [1 ]-990 — Jan 1896
Copy: U. — Subtitle: Suztes au Prodromus systematis naturalis regni vegetabilis. Volume 5(1)
had a separate title-page, dated Sep 1883; the combined title-page for the volume has
“Jul 1883-1887.”
Volumes 2-8 have title-pages indicating that Alph. and C. de Candolle are editors and
in part authors; for vol. 9, C. de Candolle is listed as the sole editor.
Authors and monographs :
Candolle, Alph. de, Smilaceae 1: 1-217. Jun 1878.
Candolle, C. de, Meliaceae 1: 399-752. Jun 1878.
Caruel, T., Philydraceae 3: 1-6. Jun 1881.
Clarke, C. B., Commelinaceae, 3: 113-324, pl. 1-8. Jun 1881.
Clarke, C. B., Cyriandreae 5: 1-303. Jul 1883.
Cogniaux, A., Cucurbitaceae 3: 325-951, 953-954. Jun 1881.
Cogniaux, A., Melastomaceae 7: 1-1256. Jun 1891.
Engler, A., Burseraceae, Anacardiaceae 4: 1-500, 536-540. Mar 1882.
Engler, A., Araceae 2: 1-681. Sep 1879.
Hackel, E., Andropogoneae 6: 1-716, pl. 1-2. Apr 1889.
Masters, M. T., Restiaceae 1: 218-398. Jun 1878.
Mez, C., Bromeliaceae 9: 1-990. Jan 1896.
Micheli, M., Alismaceae, Butomaceae, Juncaginaceae 3: 7-112, 952-953. Jun 1881.
Planchon, J. E., Ampelideae 5: 305-637. Oct 1887.
Solms-Laubach, H.M.C.L.F. zu, Pontederiaceae 4: 501-535. Mar 1882.
Vesque, J., Guttiferae 8: 1-669. Dec 1893.
Ref.: BM 1: 309; Kew 1: 469; Langman p. 182; MW p. 63; NI. 318; RS p. 77; IDC 49.
979. La phytographie ou Vart de décrire les végétaux considérés sous différents points de
vue. Paris (G. Masson) 1880. Oct. (Phytographie).
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Publ.: Jun 1880 (Nat. Nov.), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-484. Copies: FAS, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 309; Kew 1: 469; MW p. 63; Plesch p. 171.
Gray, Amer. J. Sci. 20: 151-166. 1880 (Aug-Sep).
Anon., Flora 63: 385. 21 Aug 1880 (rd. post 1 Jun), 64: 47-48. 21 Jan 1881 (rev.).
980. Nouvelles remarques sur la nomenclature botanique par M. Alph. de Candolle rédacteur
des Lois de la nomenclature botanique recommandeées par le Congrés international de
1867. Supplément au commentaire du méme auteur qui accompagnait le texte des lois.
Genéve (H. Georg) 1883. Oct. (Nowv. remarq. nomencl. bot.)
Publ.: Jan-Aug 1883 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1883), p. [i], [1]-79. Copies: M, FAS.
Ref.: Kew 1: 469.
981. Origine des plantes cultivées. Paris (Germer Bailliére et Cie) 1883. Oct. (Orig. pl.
cult.)
Ed.1: Oct 1882 (t.p. 1883; p. iv: 1 Sep 1882; Briquet 1940 “‘Oct 1882,” Nat. Nov.
Oct 1882), p. [i]-viii, [1]-377, [1, cont.]. Copies: FAS, NY, U, US. — Bibliothéque
scientifique internationale, vol. xliii. Often bound with a 32 p. stock catalogue of the
publishing house.
Ed. 2: 1883 (‘“deuxiéme edition’’) p. [i]-iv, [1]-377, [1, cont.] Copy: B.
Ed. 3: Paris (Félix Alcan) 1886 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1886), p. [iJ-iv, [1]-385, [1, cont.].
Copy: G.
Italian transl. 1883 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1883), L’ Origine delle piante coltivate, Milano (Fratelli
Dumolard) 1883, Oct., p. [i]-xi, [1]-628. Copy: G. — (Orig. piante colt.)
German transl. 1884 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1884), Der Ursprung der Culturpflanzen ... Uebersetzt
von Dr. Edmund Goeze ... Leipzig (F. A. Brockhaus) 1884. Oct., p. [i]-x, [1]-590.
Copies: B, MICH, NY. — (Urspr. Culturpfl.)
English translation: London (Kegan, Paul, French & Co.) 1884. Oct. (Nat. Nov. Oct
1884), p. [i]-viil, [1, cont.]. [1]-468. Copy: NY.
Title: ‘‘Origin of cultivated plants.” (The international scientific series vol. xlviii).
(Orig. cult. pl.)
[ed. 2]: New York (D. Appleton and Company) 1885. Duod. (The international
scientific series vol. xlviii), p. [i]-viii, [1, cont.], [1]-468. Copy: US.
[ed. 2a]: New York (D. Appleton and Company) 1886 (The international scientific
series vol. xlviii), p. [i]-vili, [1, cont.], [1]-468. Copy: NY.
[ed. 2b]: facsimile edition of 2a, New York and London (Hafner), first printing 1959,
second 1964, third 1967. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 309; Kew 1: 469 [ed. 1 and 2]; Langman p. 182; MW p. 63; Blesehvp. ype
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 141. 1940.
Candolle, Anne Casimir Pyramus de (1836-1918), Swiss botanist, son of Alphonse
de Candolle. (C. DC).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: G (G-DC).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 306; BM 1: 309-310; 6: 179-180; Bossert
p. 64; CSP 2: 195, 7: 503, 9: 658, 12: 188; Jackson p. 530 [index]; Kew 1: 469-470;
Langman p. 182; MW p. 63; PR 1514-1517.
Gubernatis, Dict. int. des écrivains du jour 1: 491. 1891.
Wittrock, Acta horti Berg. 3(3): 161. 1905.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 162-163. 1906.
Hochreutiner, Semaine littéraire, Genéve, 1918, repr. 8 p. (NY).
Briquet, Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 39(2): 89-98. 1919.
Briquet, Verh. Schw. nat. Ges. 39: 89-98. 1919 (portr., bibl.) (repr. 14 p.)
Chodat and Buser, Arch. Sci. phys. nat. ser. 5. 1: 1-38. 1919. (portr., bibl. by Buser),
repr. 38 p. (copies B, L, NY).
Prain, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1918/9: 51-52. 1919.
Briquet, Verh. Schw. nat. Ges. 100 (necrol.): 40-53. 1920 (portr., bibl. by Buser).
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 147-164. 1940 (bibl. by Buser).
Gagnepain, Fl. Indochine, tom. gén. 37. 1944.
Dolezal, Friedrich Welwitsch 234 [index]. 1974.
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HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 165-166. 1973.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) DC., Prodr.:
(a) Fuglandaceae, 16(2): 134-146 [cf. also 684]. Dec (sero) 1864.
(b) Myricaceae, 16(2): 147-155 [cf. also 684]. Dec (sero) 1864.
(c) Piperaceae, 16(1): 235(65)-471. medio Nov 1869.
(2) Martius, Fl. bras.: Meliaceae, 11(1): 165-228, pl. 50-65. 1 Feb 1878.
(3) Durand et Pittier, Primitiae florae costaricensis, Piperaceae, in fasc. 1, 1891.
(4) Candolle, Monographiae (also as editor): Meliaceae, 1: 399-752. Jun 1878.
(5) Lecomte, Flore Indochine; Saururaceae 5(1): 59-62. Nov 1910; Piperaceae 5(1): 62-92.
Nov I1g10o.
EPONYMY (genus) : Candollina Van Tieghem (1895); (journal) : Candollea (vide infra, sub
A. P. de Candolle).
982. Piperacearum clavis analytica. Genéve (Conservatoire botanique) 1923. Oct. (Piper.
clav. anal.)
Publ.: 1923 (p. 65: 1 Feb 1923) in Candollea 1: 65-415. 1922.
Edited by Raymond de Candolle and R. Buser; the reprint with double pagination
[65] = [(1)], [415] = (351). Reprint copy: US.
Ref.: Kew 1: 470; MW p. 64.
Candolle, C. de, Candollea 2: 187-226. Mai 1925. Piperaceae novae.
Candolle, Augustin Pyramus de (1778-1841), Swiss botanist at Genéve. (DC).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: The Candolle family herbarium containing most types, is at G.
It is combined with the general herbarium (the Delessert herbarium) except for the
herbarium of the Prodromus which remains separate (G-DC). The types of some of the
earlier publications may be at MPU or P and PC. Types based on Haenke collections
are at PR. — The Candolle Prodromus herbarium is available on IDC microfiches
(IDC 2562).
Reps Los 114.
Gray, in Hooker, J. Bot. 3: 369-370. 1841.
Candolle, Phytographie 401-402. 1800.
Baehni, Taxon g: 61-63. 1960.
Baehni, De Candolle’s Prodromus herbarium, in Anon., Prodromus herbarium
A. P. de Candolle on microfiche, Tumba s.d. [ca. 1960].
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 21. 1966.
Koster, Taxon 18: 551. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 266, 4: 737, 5(1): 929, 5(2): 99; Barnhart 1:
306; BM 1: 310-311, 6: 1803; Bossert p. 64; CSP 1: 192-195, 9: 657-658, 12: 188; GR
p. 630; IF p. 692; Jackson p. 530 [index]; Kew 1: 470-472; Langman p. 183-185;
Laségue p. 566 [index]; LS 6615-6628; MD p. 76-79; MW p. 62-64; Plesch p. 169-171;
PR (ed. 1): 2184-2323, 3247, 7064, 7204, 7228, 8207, 9852; PR (ed. 2): 509, 512, 520,
1463-1506, 2509, 3453, 5002, 5007, 7316, 7453, 8877; Smit p. 894.
Bory de Saint-Vincent, Biographie des contemporains 5: 254. 1822, also suppl. p. 11-15.
Candolle, Histoire de la botanique génevoise 49-55. 1830 (bibl.), also in Mém. Soc.
phys. hist. nat. Genéve 5: 49-55. 1832.
Sabin Berthelot, Encyclopédie des gens du monde 4(2): Gandolle, 1834.
Bermont, Dictionnaire de la conversation 19: 315. 1835.
Anon., Magasin pittoresque 1841: 134-136. (copy BR).
Roget, Proc. Roy. Soc., London 4: 346-349. 1841.
Rigaud, Discours ... au Conseil Réprésentatif, le 27 septembre 1841, Genéve [1841 or
1842], 17 p., summary Actes Soc. Utilité publ., Lausanne 1842: 303.
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Dutch translation AKL 1842(1): 34-39, 51-57, 68-73, 83-89.
438
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Candolle, Flora 25: 44-47. 1842 (3 poems).
Dunal, Eloge historique de A. P. de Candolle, lu ... le 8 novembre 1842. Montpellier
1842, 59 p. (bibl., portr.)
Emerson, Amer. J. Sci. Arts 42(2): 217-227. 1842.
Flourens, Eloge historique de Pyramus de Candolle, lu ... le 19 déc. 1842, Mém. Acad.
Roy. Sci. 1842, also separately, Paris, 1842, 48 p. (bibl.) (NY).
Morren, Notice sur la vie et les travaux de Aug.-Pyr. de Candolle lu ... le 14 déc.
1842, Brussels 1842, 59 p., also in Indépendance belge 16 and 20 Dec 1842.
Bishop of Norwich, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1(15): 142-145. 1842.
Daubeny, Edinburgh New philos. J. 34: 197-246. 1843, also separately Edinburgh 1843,
50 p. (copy NY).
Gautier, Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 10: xxvi-xxx. 1843.
Morren, Annuaire Acad. roy. Belg. 9: 124-168. 1843 (bibl.).
De la Rive, Notice sur la vie et les ouvrages de A.-P. de C., Genéve 1844, 147 p., repr.
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pellier, le 4 février 1854. Montpellier 1854, 46 p., copy NY, repr. from Gazette médi-
cale de Montpellier.
Martins, Le Jardin des Plantes de Montpellier 38 passim. 1854.
Hoefer, Nouv. Biogr. gén. 8: 462. 1855.
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repr. from Musée biogr., panthéon univ. Paris 1856.
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Candolle, Mémoires et Souvenirs. Genéve, Paris 1862, 599 p.; Table alphabétique,
Genéve 1910. (bibl.).
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Candolle, Alph. de, J. Bot. 1: 288. 1863.
Gray, J. Bot. 1: 107-120. 1863.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Litt. Lichenol. 2: 5, 69-75. 1869.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller Lexikon 140-143. 1876.
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games des Pyrénées. Correspondance scientifiques inédites ... Paris 1876.
Marchant, A. P. de Candolle en Bourgogne et sa correspondance botanique avec le
Dr Lozey, Dijon 1877 Oct, 46 p., copy NY; reprinted from Mém. Acad. Sci. Arts
Belles-lettres Dijon ser. 3 vol. 4.
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IQ4I.
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Anon., Bull. Soc. Naturalistes Luxemb. 54: 160. 1949 (portr.)
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147.
439
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Lawalrée, Ardenne et Famenne 32: 170-175. 1965 (letters Redouté to A.P. de C.).
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Candolle, Lehre 1967.
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COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Lamarck et de Candolle, Flore frangaise, ed. 1, 1805, see Lamarck.
(2) Lamarck et de Candolle, Synopsis plantarum in Flora gallica descriptarum. Paris 1806,
see under Lamarck; for revised edition see J. E. Duby, Botanicon gallicum 1828-1830.
(3) Redouté, Les liliacées. Text for volume 1-4.
(4.) Delessert, Icones selectae text, 1820-1846.
(5) Cuvier et al., Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles, contr. to vols. 18-60.
(6) Bory de Saint-Vincent, Dictionnaire classique d’histoire naturelle, co-author.
EPONYMY (genera): Candollea Mirbel (1802); Candollea Labillardiére (1805); Candollea
Labillardiére (1806) ; Candollea Raddi (1818) ; Candolleodendron Cowan (1966) ; Decandolia
[sic] Bastard (1809) ; (journal) : Candollea organe du Conservatoire et du Jardin botani-
ques de la Ville de Genéve. Genéve. Vol. 1-x, 1922-x. (Also dedicated to Alphonse
Louis Pierre Pyramus de Candolle (1806-1893) q.v., Anne Casimir Pyramus de Can-
dolle (1836-1918) q.v., and Richard Emile Augustin de Candolle (1868-1920) q.v.)
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 167-168. 1973, Monogr. biol. Canar. 4: 31. 1973 (fig. 2);
Musées de Genéve 87, 1968.
983. Plantarum historia succulentarum. Histoire des plantes grasses. Paris 1798-1837. Fol.
(PI. hist. succ.)
part —_ leaves and plates date
I 1-6 Jan 1799
2 7-12 16 Sep 1799
3 13-18 16 Sep 1799
4 19-24 16 Sep 1799
5 BE=305 2705, 27 6 8 Aug 1800
6 31-36 18 Aug 1800
7 37-42 28 Aug 1800
8 43-48 6 Nov 1800
9 49-54 1 Dec 1800
10 55-60 31 Dec 1800
II 61-66 25 Apr 1801
12 67-72, [68*], 71* 4 Jul 1801
13 73-78, 77* 28 Aug 1801
14 79-84 Oct 1801
15 85-90, [85*] 20 Jan 1802
16 91-96, [92* | 28 Apr 1802
17, 97-102 Jun-Jul 1802
18 103-108 16 Oct 1802
19 109-114, 111* 29 Mar 1803
20 II5-120, 117* 29 Mar 1803
QI 121-125, 123, 125* 20 Mai 1803
22 126-130, 126*, 128* 13 Jul 1803
CANDOLLE, A. P. DE
part leaves and plates date
23 131-136 Nov-Dec 1803
24, 137-138, 137%, 138* [138**, 138***] 3 Aug 1804
25 139-142, 140%} [141*] 18 Aug 1804
26 143-147, 143* 18 Aug 1804
27 . 148-153, 148* 22 Dec 1805
28 154-159 1805
29 [160]-[165], [260%] 1832 [plates printed 1829]
30 166-171 1832 [plates printed 1830]
31 172-177 1832 [plates printed 1831]
[32] [778 ]-[ 182] plates only, unpublished
The Plantarum succulentarum historia is one of the nightmares of botanical bibliography.
Several editions are known to have been distributed, but new title-pages, partial indexes
and new covers were issued at different times either with existing stock or with later
reprints. Parts 1-28 were all issued with text by A. P. de Candolle and at relatively
short intervals between 1799 and 1805. The first three fascicles seem to have been issued
with the date 1798 on the cover (cf. e.g. GGA 2 Nov 1799). Throughout its history,
however, the dates on the fascicles of this book were often incorrect. The production was
interrupted because of difficulties with the publishers. In 1828 the publisher Garnery
requested de Candolle to continue the publication. The latter proposed to let Guillemin
do most of the work on the texts. The original drawings had been available all the time.
The 29th and gothe part were printed in 1829 or 1830, but on 25 November 1830 they
were still undistributed because of renewed difficulties with the printers and publishers.
On 15 Feb 1830, however, a fascicle, perhaps consisting of plates only, was presented to
the Paris Academy. The Procés-Verbaux (PV 9: 401. 1921) give alas no details. These
parts got lost [sic], however, and were reprinted and published only in 1832. The copies
received by de Candolle in 1829 were proofs. Little is known of fascicle 31: only a few
copies with text (pp. 172-177) are known to exist. The extra plates found in some
volumes [178-182] cannot be considered to have been effectively published. No ac-
companying text is known.
The texts signed J. A. G. were prepared by Guillemin.
For the full description of a nearly complete copy (at HU) with 187 pl. (1-171 and
extras) see MacPhail 1963.
The original edition, in folio, was struck off in 100 copies (text 16 p. italics). At the
same time a small folio edition (text 12 p. italics) was put on the market (publishers
Dugour et Durand). At later dates other issues or editions appeared which cannot be
enumerated here. There are hardly any identical copies. Very often plates are lacking,
but the variety of indexes, title-pages and wrappers is such that a huge number of
‘variants’ exists.
All plates are stipple engravings, colour-printed and finished by hand, from paintings by
P. J. Redouté except fl. 55 and 60 which are by H. J. Redouté.
Main sources for dates: Journal général de la litérature francaise (which lists livr. 23-26 in
Jun 1805), Journal typographique et bibliographique, Procés-Verbaux de l’Académie
des Sciences, Géttinger gelehrte Anzeigen, correspondence Candolle-Garnery-Guillemin
at Geneve.
Ref.: BM 1: 310; Du 241; GFB p. 53; Kew 1: 470; Langman p. 182-183; Ni 321;
Plesch p. 169-170; PR 1463. — see also Fuchs in NI 321 Nachtrag, IDC 5055.
Stearn, Cactus J. 7: 37. 1938.
Rowley, Pierre Joseph Redouté, ““Raphaél of the Succulents.’ Oct. 1956 (separately
paged preprint from Cactus and Succulent Society Journ. 1956, 1957).
Lawalrée, Natura mosana 15(4): 53-60. 1963.
Stafleu, Redouté, peintre de fleurs, in Lawrence [ed.], Catal. Redouteana 1-32. 1963.
MacPhail, in Lawrence [ed.], Catal. Redouteana 42. 1963.
Stafleu, Redouté and his circle, in Buckman, Bibliography and natural history.
Lawrence, Kansas 1966, p. 62.
Anon. ,Comm. Rebus Sci. nat. med. 37(3): 436-467. 1803 (review of parts 1-14).
984. Astragalogia nempe Astragali, Biserrulae et Oxytropidis, nec non Phacae, Colutae
441
CANDOLLE, A. P. DE
et Lessertiae, historia iconibus illustrata. Paris (J. B. Garnery) 1802. Fol. and Qu.
(Astragalogia).
Quarto issue: 15 Nov 1802, p. [i]-viii, [1]-269, [270, err.], pl. 1-50. Copies: G, HU, MO.
Fol. issue: 15 Nov 1802 [or possibly somewhat later], p. [i]-vil, [1]-218, pl. 1-50.
Copies: G, HU, NY.
The plates are uncoloured engravings from drawings by P. J. Redouté, engraved by
Plée, Tardieu and others. The Plesch copy was coloured.
Ref.: BM 1: 310; DU 242; GF p. 53, Kew 1: 470; MW p. 63; NI 319; Plesch 170;
PR 1464; RS 77; IDC 5107.
MacPhail, in Lawrence [ed.], Cat. Redouteana 44-45. 1963.
985. Essai sur les propriétés médicales des plantes, comparées avec leurs formes extérieures et
leur classification naturelle; présentée conformément a I’article xi de la loi du 19
ventose an 11, et ala décision du ministre de l’intérieur du 7 germinal an 12, et soutenu
4 Ecole de Médecine, le 19 prairial an 12. Paris (Didot jeune) an XII (1804). Qu.
(Essai propr. méd. pl.)
Ed. 1: Jul 1804 (JGLF: 19 prairial an 12 = 8 jun 1804), p. [1]-148. Copy: MO.
Ed. 2: (“revue et augmentée”): 11 Mai 1816 (BF), Paris (Crochard) 1816, Oct.,
p. [i]-xii, [1]-397. Copies: B, BR, NY.
German transl.: (of ed. 2), Versuch tiber die Arzneikrafte der Pflanzen ... Nach der zweiten
franzésischen Auflage iibersetzt und mit Zusatzen und Anmerkungen begleitet von
Karl Julius Perleb, Aarau (Heinrich Remigius Sauerlander) Mai 1818, Oct. With
many additions by Perleb, p. [i]-xiv, [1]-450, [1, err.]. Copy: NY. — (Vers. Arznetkr.
Pfl.) Translator and commentator: Karl Julius Perleb (1794-1845).
Editio fraudosa: Bamberg 1805, Oct., ex PR (n.v.)
986. Strophanthus, novum genus ex apocinearum familia descriptum et iconibus il--
lustratum. Paris (J. B. Garnery) An XII-1804. Fol. (Strophanthus).
Publ.: 1804, before 18 Sep. (“An XII-1804’’), p. [i*-ii*], [i]-iv, [1]-11, pl. 7-5, un-
coloured engravings by Plée of drawings by P. J. Redouté. Copy: MO.
Ref.: BM 1: 310; GFB p. 53; Kew 1: 470; NI 330; PR 1466; IDC 5871.
987. Flore francaise, ou descriptions succinctes de toutes les plantes qui croissent naturel-
lement en France, disposées selon une nouvelle méthode d’analyse, et précédées par un
exposé des principes élémentaires de la Botanique; troisitme édition ... Ouvrage
accompagné d’une grande carte botanique coloriée, et orné de 11 planches contenant
environ 200 figures. Paris (Desray) 1805, 4 tomes en 5 volumes; [tome 5, volume 6,
1815]. Oct. (Fl. frang.)
Co-author: Jean Baptiste Antoine Pierre Monnet de Lamarck (1744-1839). — For the
earlier editions see Lamarck. This ‘‘troisiéme édition’’ was almost entirely rewritten
by de Candolle.
Original “‘third”’ edition, tomes 1-4 (vols. 1-5): 17 Sep 1805 (5000 copies).
1: [i]-xvi, [1]-224, tabl. [1]-588, pl. 1-17, plain copper engravings by de Séve,
2: [1]-xii, tabl., [1]-600,
3: [isi], [r]-731,
4(1): [iii], [1]-400,
4(2) = vol. 5: [i-ili], 401-944, [2, instr. bind.]
Copies: BR, G, NY, U.
Reissue of tomes 1-4 (vols. 1-5), Paris (Desray) 1815, same sheets, new titlepage
troisiéme édition, augmentée du tome V, ou sixiéme volume, contenant 1300 especes
non décrites dans les cing premiers volumes.”” Tome 5 (vol. 6): 8 Oct 1815, p. [1*]-10*,
[1]-662. Copies: BR, G, NY, U.
Second reissue 1829 (Rev. bibl. Pays Bas 8: go. 29 Feb 1829, BF ro Jan 1829), with
imprint 1815 [sic] but printed by Huzard-Courcier “imprimeur depuis 1820” (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 310; Jackson p. 273; Kew 1: 472, 3: 353; PR 1468; RS p. 112; SK p. cxcv,
SY p. 25, 49.
Williams, J. Bot. 34: 431-432. 1896.
ce
988. Synopsis plantarum in Flora gallica descriptarum. Paris (H. Agasse) 1806. Oct. (Syn. pl.
Fi. gall.)
442
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Co-author: Jean Baptiste Antoine Monnet de Lamarck (1744-1839).
Publ.: 30 Jun 1806, p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-432. — Copy: U; 1500 copies. — A second edition was
published by J. E. Duby (q.v.) in 1828-1830, Paris, 2 vols., under the title Botanicon
gallicum.
Ref.: BM 1: 311; Kew 1: 472; PR 5007.
989. Icones plantarum Galliae rariorum nempé incertarum aut nondum delineatarum; .. .
Fasciculus I, cum tabulis 50 aeneis. Paris 1808. Qu. + (Icon. pl. Gall. rar.)
Original issue: Feb 1808 (JGLF), p. [i]-viii, [1]-16, pl. 1-50, uncoloured plates by Turpin,
engraved by Plée and Plée fils. — Copies: U, Teyler.
Reissue: 1853 (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 310; GF p. 53; Kew 1: 470; NI 322; Plesch p. 170; PR 1471; IDC 5872.
Alph. de Candolle, Bibl. univ. Genéve, Dec 1853.
990. Recueil de mémoires sur la botanique; contenant: Observations sur les plantes Com-
posées ou Syngenéses. La description du Chailletia, nouveau genre de plantes. Mono-
graphie des Ochnacées et des Simaroubées. Monographie des Biscutelles ou Lunatiéres.
Un volume in-quarto, orné de 48 planches gravées. Paris (Gabriel Dufour et Com-
pagnie) 1813. Qu. (Rec. mém. bot.)
Publ.: Jan 1813 (BF 29 Jan 1813, JGLF Feb 1813), 100 copies printed. The articles
were previously published in the Ann. mus. Hist. nat., Paris.
Title (abbr.) pages plates Ann. date
[i, t.p.]
Composées 1 [1]-24 16: 135-158 1810
Composées 2 [25]-52 [r-z1] 16: 181-208 1810
Composées 3 [1]-14 12-16( 3-7) 19: 59-72 1812
Chailletia [1]-7 I 17: 153-159 1811
Ochn., Simar. [1]-28 1-20, 5bis 17: 398-425 1811
Biscut. [1]-10 I-10 18: 292-301 1811
Copy: U.— The plates are uncoloured copper engravings of drawings by Poiteau, Turpin,
Node-Véran, engraved by Dien.
Ref.: BM 1: 310; Kew 1: 471; MW p. 63; NI 328; PR 1476; IDC 5873.
991. Catalogus plantarum horti botanict monspeliensis, addito observationum circa species
novas aut non satis cognitas fasciculo. Montpellier (J. Martel), Paris, Strasbourg (Am.
Koenig) 1813. Oct. (in fours) (Cat. pl. horti monsp.)
Publ.: Feb-Mar 1813 (BF 19 Mar), p. [i-viii], [1]-155. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 310; Jackson p. 420; Kew 1: 471; MW p. 63; PR 1475; RS p. 77; IDC
5555:
992. Théorie élémentaire de la botanique, ou exposition des principes de la classification
naturelle et de l’art de décrire et d’étudier les végétaux. Paris (Déterville) 1813. Oct.
(Théorie élém. bot.)
Ed. 1: 7 Mai 1813 (BF; Acad. Sep 1813; Candolle, Mém. Souv. p. 214 ‘Feb 1819’),
p.- [i]-viii, [1]-500, index [27] p.
Copies: NY, US, McVaugh, Love.
Ed. 2: “revue et augmentée,” Paris, Jan 1819 (BF 23 Jan 1819), p. [i*-iii*], i-viii,
[1]-566. Copy: U.
Ed. 3: “‘publiée par M. Alph. de Candolle d’aprés les notes et les manuscrits de l’Auteur,”
Paris (Roret) 1844, Oct., p. [i]-xii, [1]-468. Copies: BR, NY. — Rev.: H.M., Bot. Zeit.
2: 618-619. 30 Aug 1844.
German translation, first: “Theoretische Anfangsgriinde der Botanik, oder Erklarung der
Grundsatze der natiirlichen Classeneintheilung und der Kunst die Gewiachse zu
beschreiben und zu studieren von A. P. de Candolle ... Aus dem Franzésischen
ubersetzt, mit vielen Anmerkungen, Zusatzen, und dem Versuche eines terminolo-
gischen Worterbuchs der Botanik vermehrt von Dr. Joh. Jacob Rémer.” Ziirich
(Orell, Fiissli und Comp.) 1814-1815, 2 vols. Oct. (Theor. Anfangsgr. Bot.)
443
CANDOLLE, A. P. DE
Vol. 1: p. [i*-iii*], [i]-viii, [1]-428, tab. 3., 1814. Copy: NY.
Vol. 2: p. [i-vi], [1]-317, and [i-vi], [1]-826. 7 pl. 1815. Copy: NY.
Translation by: Johann Roemer (1763-1819). De Candolle considered Roemer’s
additions as indications that he had not understood the text.
German translation, second: A. P. de Candolle’s und K. Sprengel’s Grundziige der wissen-
schaftlichen Pflanzenkunde zu Vorlesungen. Mit acht Kupfertafeln, Leipzig (Karl
Knobloch) Oct. (Grundz. wiss. Pflanzenk.), publ. 1820 (prob. Sep), p. [i]-viii, [1]-°116°
[= 611]. pl. 1-8. Copies: B, NY. — The translation did not meet with Candolle’s
approval: ‘“‘M. Sprengel, qui unissant dans l’ouvrage ses idées aux miennes, et dans
le titre son nom au mien, en fit un livre vraiment absurde ...”
Translation by: Kurt Polycarp Joachim Sprengel (1766-1833).
English translation: Elements of the philosophy of plants: containing the principles of
scientific botany; nomenclature, theory of classification, phytography, anatomy,
chemistry, physiology, geography and diseases of plants: with a history of the science,
and practical illustrations, by A. P. de Candolle and K. Sprengel. Translated from
the German [by Jameson]. Edinburgh (William Blackwood), London (T. Cadell)
Oct. (Elem. philos. pl.), publ. Jul 1821, p. [iii]-xxxiil, [xxxiv, err.], pl. 7-vii27, uncol.
lith. by W. H. Lizars, [1]-486. Copies: MICH, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 310; Kew 1: 471 [ed. 1, 2, 3]; NI 328; Plesch p. 170; PR 1472; IDC 5874.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 214-216. 1862.
993- Regni vegetabilis systema naturale, sive ordines, genera et species plantarum secundum
methodi naturalis normas digestarum et descriptarum. Paris (Treuttel et Wiirtz),
Strasbourg, London [1817] 1818-1821, 2 vols. Oct ft (Syst. nat.)
Vol. r: 1-15 Nov 1817 (BF), p. [i-iit], [1]-564. Copy: FAS.
Vol. 2: late Mai 1821 (BF), p. [i-iii], [1]-745. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 310; Jackson p. 114; Kew 1: 471; Langman p. 183; MW p. 63; PR 1473;
RS p. 77; IDC 5058.
Nees, Flora 1: 348-362, 365-380, 381-388. 1818.
Stearn, J. Bot. 79: 25-27. 1941.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus, in facsimile edition of A. P. de Candolle, Prodr., vol. 1.
Lehre 1966.
994. Mémoire sur les affinités naturelles de la famille des Nymphaeacées. Genéve [1819]. Qu.
(Mém. Nymph.)
Publ.: 1819 (read Mar 1819), p. [1]-36, pl. 2-2, unsigned plain copper engr. Copies:
FAS, U. — Preprinted or reprinted from Mémoires de la Société de Physique et
d’Histoire naturelle de Genéve, 1(1): 209-244. 1819 (volume dated 1821), reprint
with original pagination at US.
995- Mémoire sur la famille des Cruciféres. [Paris 1821.] Qu. (Mém. Crucif.)
Publ.: Apr 1821 in journal, as reprint Aug 1821 (Acad.) p. [1]-84, tab., 2 p/., unsigned
copper engr. Copy: U. — Reprinted from Mém. Mus. Hist. nat. 7(1): 169-252, pl. 6-7.
20 Apr 1821. This memoir was therefore published before volume 2 of the Systema.
Reprint with original pagination at NY.
Ref.: Langman p. 183; MD p. 179; PR ed. 1, 2247.
Fuchs, Acta bot. Acad. Sci. Hung. 5: 54. 1959.
996. Mémoire sur les différentes espéces, races et variétés de choux et de raiforts cultivés en Europe.
Paris (Madame Huzard) 1822. Oct. (Mém. choux raiforts Europe).
French: Sep 1822 (BF 28 Sep), p. [i-ii], [1]-55. Copies: BR, G. — Reprinted from Ann.
d’agriculture francaise ser. 2. vol. 19: 273-x. 1822, Bibl. univ. Agric. 8: 191-226. 1822.
English: Memoir on the different species, races, and varieties of the genus Brassica
(Cabbage), and of the genera allied to it, which are cultivated in Europe, Trans. hort.
Soc. London 5: [1]-43. 1 pl. 1822.
German: ‘“‘Die verschiedenen Arten, Unterarten und Spielarten des Kohls und der
Rettige, welche in Europa erbaut werden. Aus dem Franzésischen des De Candolle
von C. F. W. Berg. Leipzig (Baumgartner) Apr 1824. Oct., p. [i]-vili, [1]-52 (see
Flora 8: 47-48. 1825). Copy: HU. — (Arten Kohls Rettige).
Ref.: Kew 1: 471; PR 1483.
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997- Rapport[s] (Notice[s]) sur les plantes rares, qui ont fleuri dans le jardin de botanique de Genéve
pendant les années 1819, 1820 et 1821 [etc.]. Genéve (J. J. Paschoud) [1822-] 1823-
1848, 10 parts. Qu. (Rapp. [Not.] pl. rar. Genéve).
Publ.: nos. 1-4 by A. P. de Candolle, 5-6 by A. P. and Alph. de Candolle, 7-10 by Alph.
de Candolle. Reprinted from various volumes of the Mém. Soc. phys. hist. nat. Genéve,
combined in one volume with a general title page and a table of contents by Alph. de
Candolle. Nos. 1-2 entitled Rapport, 3-10 Notice.
rapport or mém. mém. pages repr. pages il. date
notice vol.
I 1(2) [431 ]-463 [i], [1]-33 1823 read 2 Mai1822
1822 in Mém.!
3 2(2) [125]-143 [1]-23 1824 read 2 Oct 1823
3 4 [487]-518 [1-111], [1 ]-32 1830 read 4 Jun 1829
4 5 [139]-176, [177] —- [i-u], [1]-38 1-5 = 1831 read 4 Jun 1829
5 6 209-237 [1]-28 1-5 1833
6 6 [583 ]-606 [1]-24 I-3 1833
7 7 [265]-319 55 1-8 — 1836
8 9 [75]-105 31 1-3-1840
9 20
10 II [425]-450 26 I-2 1848
1: Rapport sur les plantes rares ou nouvelles qui ont fleurt dans le jardin de botanique de Genéve
pendant les années 1819, 1820 et 1821, reprinted with separate pagination and the addition
of a title-page, Genéve 1823. Copies: G, MO, U. — Journal publ. idem, Mém. 1(2):
[431]-463. 1822. Copy: NY.
2: Rapport sur ... années 1822 et 1823, reprinted with separate pagination including a half
title (p. 1) and a title-page (p. 3), Genéve 1824. Copies: G, HU, MICH, U. — Journal
pub]. idem, Mém. 2: [125]-143. 1824. Copy: NY.
3: Independently paged reprint title as in journal, Genéve (J. Barbezat) 1830. Copy: G. —
Journal publ.: Troisiéme notice sur les plantes rares qui ont fleuri dans le Jardin botanique
de Genéve, Mém. 4: [487]-518. 1830. Copy: NY.
4: Quatriéme notice sur les plantes rares cultivées dans le jardin de Genéve, Genéve (J.
Barbezat et Ce.), Paris 1824. Qu., p. [i-iv], [1]-38, f/. 1-5, uncol. lith. by Heyland.
Copies: G, MICH. — Journal publ.: idem, Mém. 5: [139]-176, [177, corr. legends],
pl. 1-5, plain. 1831. Copy: NY.
5: Independently paged reprint as in Journal, no separate t.p., [1]-28, pl. 1-5. Copy: G. —
Journal publ. : Cinguiéme notice sur les plantes rares cultivées dans le Jardin de Genéve par
MM Aug. Pyr. et Alph. de Candolle, Mém. 6: 209-237, pl. 1-5. 1833. plain. Copy: NY.
6: Independently paged reprint as in journal, no separate t.p., p. [1]-24. pl. 1-3. Copy:
G. — Journal publ.: Sixiéme ... MM. Aug. Pyr. et Alph. de Candolle, Mém. 6: [583]-
606, pl. 1-3. 1833. plain. Copy: NY.
7: Independently paged reprint not seen. — Journal publ.: Septiéme ..., Mém. 7: [265]-
319. pl. 1-8. 1836. Copy: NY.
8: Independently paged reprint not seen. — Journal publ.: Huitiéme ..., Mém. g: [75]-
105, pl. 1-3, 1840. col. lith. Copy: NY.
g: Not seen; publ. 1845. — Journal publ.: Neuviéme ..., Mém. 11(1): [20 p.], 2 pl. 1845.
10: Independently paged reprint not seen. — Journal publ.: Dixiéme ..., Genéve par
M. Alph. de Candolle, Mém. 11: [425]-450, pl. 1-2. 1848.
Ref.: BM 1: 311; Langman 183; MW p. 64; PR 1484.
998. Mémoire sur quelques genres nouveaux de la famille des Buttneriacées [Paris 1823]. Qu.
(Mém. Buttner.)
Publ.: Aug-Nov 1823 (in Mémoires, reprint earlier?), p. [1]-19, pl. 1-5. Copies: NY, U. —
Reprinted from Mém. Mus. Hist. nat., Paris 10: 97-115, pl. 5-9. Aug-Nov 1824 (see
MD). — Plates by Heyland.
Ref.: MD p. 179; PR ed. 1, 2253.
999-. Prodromus systematis naturalis regni vegetabilis, sive enumeratio contracta ordinum,
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generum, specierumque plantarum hucusque cognitarum, juxta methodi naturalis
normas digesta. Paris (Treuttel et Wurtz), Strasbourg, London 1823-1873, 17 vols. Oct.
(Prodr.)
Editorship: A. P. de Candolle up to and including 1841, (vols. 1-7), afterwards Alphonse
de Candolle. (,
Authors: For full details on the authors and their treatments see under the separate entries
for each one of them.
Andersson, Nils Johan (1821-1880)
Baillon, Henri Ernest (1827-1895)
Bentham, George (1800-1884)
Berlandier, Jean Louis (1805-1851)
Boissier, Pierre-Edmond (1810-1885)
Bureau, Louis Edouard (1830-1918)
Candolle, Alphonse-Louis-Pierre-Pyramus de (1806-1893)
Candolle, Anne Casimir-Pyramus de (1836-1918)
Candolle, Augustin-Pyramus de (1778-1841)
Choisy, Jacques-Denis (1799-1859)
Decaisne, Joseph (1807-1882)
Duby, Jean-Etienne (1798-1885)
Duchartre, Pierre-Etienne-Simon (1811-1894)
Dunal, Michel-Félix (1789-1856)
Eichler, August Wilhelm (1839-1887)
Froelich, Joseph Aloys von (1766-1841)
Gingins de la Sarraz, Frédéric Charles Jean (1790-1863)
Grisebach, August Heinrich Rudolf (1814-1879)
Hooker, Sir Joseph Dalton (1817-1911)
Meisner, Carl Friedrich (1800-1874)
Miquel, Friedrich Anton Wilhelm (1811-1871)
Moquin-T'andon, Christian Horace Bénédict-Alfred (1804-1863)
Mueller, Jean (1828-1896)
Nees von Esenbeck, Christian Gottfried Daniel (1776-1858)
Otth, Adolf (1803-1839)
Planchon, Jules-Emile (1816-1877)
Parlatore, Filippo (1816-1877)
Regel, Eduard August von (1815-1892)
Reuter, Georges Franc¢ois (1805-1872)
Schauer, Johann Konrad (1813-1848)
Schlechtendal, Diedrich Franz Leonhard von (1794-1866)
Seringe, Nicolas-Charles (1776-1858)
Solms-Laubach, Hermann Maximilian Carl Ludwig Friedrich zu (1842-1915)
Weddell, Hugh Algernon (1819-1877)
Wesmael, Alfred (1832-1905)
Alphabetic list of families, with authorship, references and dates: see Stafleu, The great
Prodromus 32-39. 1966, and PR. — Chronology:
vol./pars pages dates
I {i]-vi, [1]-748 mid Jan 1824
2 [i-iii], [1 ]-644 mid Nov 1825
3 [i-ii], [1 ]-2, [1 ]-494 mid Mar 1828
4 [i-ii], [1 ]-683 late Sep 1830
5 [i-ii], [1 ]-706 1-10 Oct 1836
6 [i-iti], [ 1]-687 early Jan 1838
(ih) [i-iii], [1]-330, [1, adv.] late Apr 1838
(2) [i-ii1], [331 ]-8or late Dec 1839
8 [i-x], [1 ]-684. mid Mar 1844
9 [i-iti], [1]-573 1 Jan 1845
IO [i-iv], [1]-679 8 Apr 1846
II [i-iv], [1]-736 25 Nov 1847
12 [i-iv], [1 ]-707 5 Nov 1848
vol./pars pages dates
13(1) [i-iv], [1]-741 10 Mai 1852
(2) [i-iii], [1]-468 5 Mai 1849
14(1) [i-iii], [1 ]-492 mid Oct 1856
(2) |i-iii], [493]-706 late Nov 1857
15(1) [i-iv], [1]-522 early Mai 1864
(Asi) [1]-188 late Jan 1862
(2.2) [189 ]-1286 late Aug 1866
16(1) [i-iv], [1]-491, [492, err.] mid Nov 1869
(2.1) [1]-160 late Dec 1864
(2.2) [i-iii], 161-691 mid Jul 1868
17 [i-iv], [1]-493, [1, errata ultima] 16 Oct 1873
Index, for full details see under H. W. Bueck
1 to vols. 1-4, [i]-xi, [x11], [1 ]-423, 20-21 Feb 1843
2 to vols. 5-7(1), [i]-vi, [1, err.], [1]-223, 20-26 Sep 1840
3 to vols. 7(2)-13, [i]-x, [1, err.], [1]-508, late 1858/early 1859
4 to vols. 14-17, [i-]vii, [1]-416, Jul-Aug 1874
Imprints: 1-4. as in heading
5-7: Paris (Treuttel et Wirtz), Strasbourg
8-9: Paris (Fortin, Masson et Cie), Leipzig (L. Michelsen)
10-13: Paris (Victor Masson), Leipzig (L. Michelsen)
14: Paris (Victor Masson), Leipzig (F. Wagner)
15-16: Paris (Victor Masson et fils), Leipzig (F. Wagner)
17: Paris (Victor Masson)
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Facsimile ed. of vols. 1-7(2) Lehre (J. Cramer) 1966. Copy: FAS (copies of orig. ed.: FAS,
U)
Analysis and commentaries: Alph. de Candolle, Prodr. 17: 303-314 and F. A. Stafleu, The
great Prodromus, Lehre 1966, also in facs. ed. vol. 1, p. 5*-41*. Other details: see
TL-1, PR, and entries for authors.
A. P. de Candolle’s own contributions to the Prodromus were:
Acerineae, 1: 593-596. med. Jan 1824.
Alangieae, 3: 203-204. med. Mar 1828.
Ampelideae, 1: 627-636. med. Jan 1824.
.Anonaceae, 1: 83-94. med. Jan 1824.
Aquilarineae, 2: 59-60. med. Nov 1825.
Araliaceae, 4: 251-266, 670. Sep (sero) 1830.
Aurantiaceae, 1: 535-540. med. Jan 1824.
Balsamineae, 1: 685-688. med. Jan 1824.
Berberideae, 1: 105-110. med. Jan 1824.
Bignoniaceae, 9: 142-248, 563-564. 1 Jan 1845.
Bixineae, 1: 259-262. med. Jan 1824.
Bombaceae, 1: 475-480. med. Jan 1824.
Borragineae, 9: 466-559, 565-506. 1 Jan 1845.
Borragineae, 10: 1-178, 587-588. 8 Apr 1846.
Bruniaceae, 2: 43-46. med. Nov 1825.
Biittneriaceae, 1: 481-502. med. Jan 1824.
Cacteae, 3: 457-476. med. Mar 1828.
Calycantheae, 3: 1-2. med. Mar 1828.
Calycereae, 5: 1-3. Oct (prim.) 1836.
Camellieae, 1: 529-530. med. Jan 1824.
Capparideae, 1: 237-254. med. Jan 1824.
Caprifoliaceae, 4: 321-340, 672. Sep (sero) 1830.
Celastrineae, 2: 1-18. med. Nov 1825.
Ceratophylleae, 3: 73-74. med. Mar 1828.
Chailletiaceae, 2: 57-58. med. Nov 1825.
Chlenaceae, 1: 521-522. med. Jan 1824.
Columelliaceae, 7(2): 549. Dec (sero) 1839.
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Combretaceae, 3: 9-24. med. Mar 1828.
Compositae, 5: 4-706. Oct (prim.) 1836.
6: 1-687. Jan (prim.) 1838.
7(1): 1-330. Apr (sero) 1838.
Coriarieae, 1: 739-740. med. Jan 1824.
Corneae, 4: 271-276. Sep (sero) 1830.
Crassulaceae, 3: 381-414. med. Mar 1828.
Cruciferae, 1: 131-236. med. Jan 1824.
Cyrtandraceae, 9: 258-286, 564. 1 Jan 1845.
Dilleniaceae, 1: 67-76. med. Jan 1824.
Dipsaceae, 4: 643-664. Sep (sero) 1830.
Droseraceae, 1: 317-320. med. Jan 1824.
Elaeocarpeae, 1: 519-520. med. Jan 1824.
Epacrideae, '7(2): 734-771. Dec (sero) 1839.
Ericaceae, 7(2): 580-733. Dec (sero) 1839.
Erycibeae, 9: 463-465. 1 Jan 1845.
Erythroxyleae, 1: 573-576. med. Jan 1824.
Ficoideae, 3: 415-456. med. Mar 1828.
Flacourtiaceae, 1: 255-258. med. Jan 1824.
Fouquieraceae, 3: 349-350. med. Mar 1828.
Francoaceae, '7(2): 777-778. med. Dec 1839.
Frankeniaceae, 1: 349-350. med. Jan 1824.
Fumariaceae, 1: 125-130. med. Jan 1824.
Geraniaceae, 1: 637-682. med. Jan 1824.
Gesnertaceae, '7(2): 523-547. Dec (sero) 1839.
Goodenovieae, 7(2): 502-520. Dec (sero) 18309.
Granateae, 3: med. Mar 1828.
Halorageae, 3: 65-72. med. Mar 1828.
Hamamelideae, 4: 267-270, 670. Sep (sero) 1830.
Hippocastaneae, 1: 597-598. med. Jan 1824.
Hippocrateaceae, 1: 567-572. med. Jan 1824.
Homalineae, 2: 53-56. med. Nov 1825
Jasmineae, 8: 300-316, 674-675. med. Mar 1844.
Leguminosae, 2: 93-524. med. Nov 1825.
Lineae, 1: 423-428. med. Jan 1824.
Loaseae, 3: 339-244. med. Mar 1828.
Loganiaceae, 9: 1-37, 560-561. Jan 1845.
Loranthaceae, 4.: 277-320, 670-672. Sep (sero) 1830.
Lythrarieae, 3: 75-94. med. Mar 1828.
Magnoliaceae, 1: 77-82. med. Jan 1824.
Malpighiaceae, 1: 577-592. med. Jan 1824.
Malvaceae, 1: 429-474. med. Jan 1824.
Melastomaceae, 3: 99-202. med. Mar 1828.
Meltaceae, 1: 619-626. med. Jan 1824.
Memecyleae, 3: 5-8. med. Mar 1828.
Menispermaceae, 1: 95-104. med. Jan 1824.
Monotropeae, 7(2): 779-781. Dec (sero) 1839.
Myrtaceae, 3: 207-296. med. Mar 1828
Napoleoneae, 7(2): 550-551. Dec (sero) 1839.
Nymphaeaceae, 1: 113-116. med. Jan 1824.
Ochnaceae, 1: 735-738. med. Jan 1824.
Olacineae, 1: 531-534. med. Jan 1824.
Oleaceae, 8: 273-299, 674. med. Mar 1844.
Onagrariae, 3: 35-64. med. Mar 1828.
Oxalideae, 1: 689-702. med. Jan 1824.
Papaveraceae, 1: 117-124. med. Jan 1824.
Paronychieae, 3: 365-380. med. Mar 1828.
Passifloreae, 3: 321-338. med. Mar 1828.
Philadelpheae, 3: 205-206. med. Mar 1828.
Pittosporeae, 1: 345-348. med. Jan 1824.
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Podophyllaceae, 1: 111-112. med. Jan 1824.
Polygaleae, 1: 321-342. med. Jan 1824.
Portulaceae, 3: 351-364. med. Mar 1828.
Pyrolaceae, 7(2): 772-776. Dec (sero) 1839.
Ranunculaceae, 1: 1-66. med. Jan 1824.
Rhamneae, 2: 19-42. med. Nov 1825.
Rhizoboleae, 1: 599-600. med. Jan 1824.
Rhizophoreae, 3: 31-34. med. Mar 1828.
Rosaceae, 2: 525-639. med. Nov 1825.
Rousseaceae, '7(2): 521-522. med. Dec 1839.
Rubiaceae, 4: 341-622, 672-673. Sep (sero) 1830.
Rutaceae, 1: 709-732. med. Jan 1824.
Samydeae, 2: 47-52. 1825.
Sapindaceae, 1: 601-618. med. Jan 1824.
Saxifragaceae, 4: 1-54, 665-667. Sep (sero) 1830.
Sesameae, 9: 249-257, 564. 1 Jan 1845.
Simarubeae, 1: 733-734. med. Jan 1824.
Sphenocleaceae, 7(2): 548. Dec (sero) 1839.
Stylidieae, 7(2): 331-338, 782-784. Dec (sero) 1839.
Tamariscineae, 3: 95-98. med. Mar 1828.
Terebinthaceae, 2: 61-92. med. Nov. 1825.
Ternstroemeriaceae, 1: 523-528. med. Jan 1824.
Tiliaceae, 1: 503-518. med. Jan 1824.
Tremandreae, 1: 343-344. med. Jan 1824.
Tropaeoleae, 1: 683-684. med. Jan 1824.
Turneraceae, 3: 345-348. med. Mar 1828.
Umbelliferae, 4: 65-250, 667-670. Sep (sero) 1830.
Valerianeae, 4: 623-642. Sep (sero) 1830.
Vochysteae, 3: 25-30. med. Mar 1828.
Kygophylieae, 1: 703-708. med. Jan 1824.
Ref.: BM 1: 310; Kew 1: 471; Langman p. 184; MW 64; PR 1485; SK p. clxxv; IDC 50.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxv. 1891, 3(2): 154. 1898.
Stearn, Candollea 8: 1-4. 1939; J. Bot. 79: 25-27. 1941.
1000. Planies rares du Jardin de Genéve. Genéve (Barbezat et Delarue), Paris (Treuttel et
Wurtz) 1825 [-1827], 4 fasc. Fol. (Pl. rar. jard. Genéve).
Fasc. r: Jun-Jul 1825 (Rev. Enc. Jul 1825; Férussac Nov 1825), p. [i-ii], p. [1]-?, pl. 1-6.
Copies: M, MICH. — Imprint as above.
Fasc. 2: late 1825 (orig. cover dated 1825, Férussac Feb 1826), p. ?-?, pl. 7-12. Copies:
M, MICH. — Imprint: Genéve (Barbezat et Delarue), Paris (Naudin).
Fasc. 3: medio 1826 (Férussac Sep 1826), p. ?-?, pl. 13-18. Copies: M, MICH. — Imprint:
Genéve (Barbezat et Delarue).
Fasc. 4: 1826, possibly 1827 (1826 fide Alph. de Candolle), p. ?-92, pl. 19-24. Copies: M,
MICH. — Imprint: Genéve (Barbezat et Delarue).
Consolidated edition with a new title-page, Genéve (J. Barbezat et Compie), Paris 1829,
p- [i-vi], [1]-92, pl. 1-8, ro-24 (copy R. McVaugh, unbound. Other copies presumably
with plate g).
Plates: Copper engravings by Heyland, Anspach, Mlle Car. Chuit, mostly stipple
engravings, partly coloured.
Ref.: BM 1: 311; GF p. 53; Kew 1: 471; Langman p. 184; NI 327; Plesch p. 170; PR
1487; IDC 5876.
rooxr. Mémoires sur la famille des Légumineuses. Paris (A. Belin) 1825 [-1827]. Qu. (Mém.
Légum.)
Publ.: Almost simultaneously with the treatment of the family in the second volume of
the Prodromus systematis naturalis regni vegetabilis, published in Nov 1825. De Candolle
had previously published the diagnoses of 14 new genera and 52 new species in the
Annales des Sciences naturelles 4: 90-103 (Jan 1825). The latter publication was intended
to safeguard priority for his new names; the Mémoires provided an explanation of the
reasons underlying the classification adopted in the Prodromus.
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part pages plates dates
I [19]-64. I, 45559) 36, 49, 42, 46 29 Oct 1825
2 65-128 8, 10, 19, 21, 50, 50, 59, 66 24 Dec 1825
3 129-184 BEE Ie ih dai, gs Cis BY) 28 Jan 1826
4 185-248 BoelTiy LOsr 201122.) 2551 90.30) 1 Mar 1826
5 249-312 6, 7, 15, 16, 17, 23, 24, 26, 27, 29 5 Apr 1826
6 313-376 36, 41, 43 47> 52, 54 10 Mai 1826
7 377-440 28, 38, 44, 45, 48, 49, 51, 67 14 Jun 1826
8 441-525, [1]-18 32, 33, 34 53> 55 57> 58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64,65, 13 Jan 1827
68, 69, 70; 2 tableaux
The page numbers 347-355 appear twice. Plate 36 was issued twice. — The 71 plates
(numbered 1-70, 21bis) are copper engravings after drawings by Jean Christophe Hey-
land (né Kumpfler) (1792-1866). Copy: R. S. Cowan.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1966, Historiae naturalis classica xliv. Copy: FAS. —
introd. material [6] p.; p. [5-6]: Lhe publication of de Candolle’s Légumineuses, by F. A.
Stafleu.
Ref.: BM 1: 310; Kew 1: 471; Langman p. 184; MW p.64; NI 324; PR 1473; RS p. 77;
IDC 5017.
Stafleu and Stearn, Taxon g: 169-171. 1960.
1002. Revue de la famille des Lythraires. Genéve (J. J. Paschoud) 1826. Qu. (Rev. Lythr.)
Publ.: 1826, p. [i], [1]-32, pl. 1-3. Copies: G(2). — Reprinted from Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist.
nat. Genéve 3(2): 65-96, pl. 1-3. 1826.
1003. Mémoire sur les genres Connarus et Omphalobium ou sur les Connaracées Sarcolobées. [Paris
1826]. Qu. (Mém. Connarus Omphalobium).
Publ.: Prob. Mar 1826 (Acad. 27 Mar), p. [1]-18, pl. 15-16. — Preprinted with indepen-
dent pagination from Mém. Soc. Hist. nat. Paris 2(2): 379-396. Nov 1826. Copies: G,
KVA.
Ref.: MD p. 180; PR ed. 1, 2265; IDC 5875.
1004. Organographie végétale, ou description raisonnée des organes des plantes, pour servir
de suite et de développement a la théorie élémentaire de la botanique, et d’introduction
a la physiologie végétale et a la description des familles; avec 60 planches en taille-douce.
Paris (Déterville) 1827, 2 vols. Oct. (Organogr. vég.)
Ed. 1: publ. 25 Apr 1827 (BF), vol. 1, p. [i]-xx, [1]-5583 vol. 2, p. [i-iii], [1]-304, pl. 1-60.
The plates are uncoloured copper engravings by J. C. Heyland (all except for those
mentioned hereafter), Alph. de Candolle (4, 43), M. E. Moricand (37), Node-Véran
(10, 33, 55-59), P. J. Redouté (44, part of 48), P. F. J. Turpin (part of 34). See MD
for further details and a list of reviews. Copy: U.
Reissue: Paris (Germer Bailli¢re), Montpellier, Londres, Lyon, Florence, Leipzig 1844,
same sheets but with substitute p. [i-ili], “‘... avec 60 planches représentant 422
figures, ... tome premier [second] Déterville 1827. Paris ... 1844.” Copy: FAS.
German: ‘August Pyramus de Candolle’s Organographie der Gewdchse oder kritische Be-
schreibung der Pflanzen-Organe. Eine Fortsetzung und Entwicklung der Anfangs-
griinde der Botanik und Einleitung zur Pflanzen-Physiologie und der Beschreibung
der Familien. Mit 60 Steintafeln. Aus dem Franzésischen iibersetzt und mit einigen
Anmerkungen versehen von Dr. Carl Friedrich Meisner .. .”? Stuttgart und ‘Tubingen
(J. G. Cotta) 1828. Oct. (Organogr. Gew.)
vol. r: 1828 (p. xiv: Dec 1827), p. [i]-xxviii, [1]-491, [2 p. err.] Copies: B, NY, US.
vol. 2: 1828, p. [i]-vi, [1]-273, [274, err.], pl. 1-60 (uncol. copper engr. and lith.) Copies:
B, NY, US.
Half-title: A. P. de Candolle’s Vorlesungen tiber die Botanik. Erster Teil. Organographie. —
For a ful collation and further details see MD who describes the Hunt copy.
Translator: Carl Friedrich Meisner (1800-1847).
English: Feb 1839-Mar 1840, in 11 parts, by Broughton Kingdon: ‘‘ Vegetable organography,
or an analytical description of the organs of plants ...” (Veg. organogr.)
Ed. 2., Vol. 1: London (Houlston & Stoneman) 1841, p. [iJ-xii, [1]-326, [327, err-],
pl. 1-15. Copy: NY.
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Vol. 2: London 1841, p. [1i]-viii, [1]-334, pl. 16-23. Copy: NY. ... London, 1839, Oct.
American edition: New York 1840, same title.
Ref.: BM 1: 311; Jackson p. 37; Kew 1: 471; MD p. 77-79; NI 326; Plesch p. 170;
PR 1501.
Anon., Allg. Lit. Zeit., see Flora, Erg. Bl. 34: 265-267. 1830 (review of French and
German editions).
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 391-392. 1862.
1005. Revue de la famille des Portulacacées. [Paris 1827]. Qu. (Rev. Portulac.)
Publ.: Preprint 1827 (fide de Candolle himself), p. [1]-20, pl. 17-18, uncoloured copper
engravings by Heyland. Copies: G, U. — Preprinted from Mém. Soc. Hist. nat. Paris 4:
174-194. pl. 17-18. Sep 1828.
Ref.: Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 125 (no. 97). 1940.
1006. Mémoire sur la famille des Combrétacées. Genéve (Barbezat et Delarue), Paris 1828.
Qu. (Mém. Combrét.)
Publ.: 1828, p. [i-i1], [1]-42, pl. 7-5 by Heyland. Copies: G, FAS. — Reprinted from Mém.
Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 4: 1-16, pl. 1-5. 1828.
1007. Note sur quelques plantes observées en fleurs au mois de janvier 1828, dans la serre
de M. Saladin, a Pregny. Genéve (Barbezat et Delarue), Paris. 1828. Qu. (Note pl. Saladin).
Publ.: 1828 (after Jan), p. [1]-8. Copies: G, U. — Preprinted or reprinted from Mém. Soc.
Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 4: 85-90. 1828 (Copy: NY).
Ref.: Kew 1: 471.
1008. Collection de mémoires pour servir a histoire du régne végétal et plus spécialement
pour servir de complément a quelques parties du Prodromus regni vegetabilis. Paris
(Treuttel et Wiirtz), Strasbourg 1828-1838. 10 parts, Qu. (Coll. mém.)
mémoire subject pages plates date title
page
I Mélastomacées _ [i-iii], [i]-ii, [1]-84 I-10 21 Jun 1828 1828
II Crassulacées [i-iti], [1]-4.7 1-13, tabl. 27 Sep 1828 1828
III Onagraires [i-i1], [1]-16 I-3 6 Dec 1828 1829
IV Paronychicées [1-i1], [1 ]-16 1-6 6 Dec 1828 1829
Vv Ombelliferes [i-iii], [1 ]-84 I-19 12 Sep 1829 1829
VI Loranthacées [1-111], [1]-31, [32, err.] 1-12 2 Oct 1830 1830
VII Valérianées {i-11], [1 ]-24 I-5 18 Aug 1832 1832
VIIl Cactées [i-ii], [1]-27 I-I2 15 Mar 1834 ~=1834
IX Composées [1-11], [1]-44 I-19 25 Aug 1838 ~—-1838
(Observations)
x Composées [i*-i1i*], [i-iii], [1]-22 4 tabl. 8 Sep 1838 1838
(Statistique) (on 3)
Copy: U. — For further information see TL-1. — Laségue informed de Candolle on 28 Aug
1838 (letter at G) that he had just received from the printers 60 copies of each of memoirs
g and 10 for de Candolle’s personal use. — 99 Uncoloured copper engravings after draw-
ings by Heyland. The memoirs were also sold separately.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1971. Historiae naturalis classica Ixxxvui. Copy: FAS. —
[4] p. new t.p.’s, rest same.
Ref.: BM 1: 310; Kew 1: 471; Langman p. 184; MW p. 64; NI 320; PR 1491-1500;
RS p. 78; IDC 438. ome:
Candolle, Bibl. univ. Genéve March 1830: 303-316 (extr. mém. Loranthacées).
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 173-174. 1972.
1009. Mémoire sur le Fatioa genre nouveau de la famille des Lythraires. s.l. [1828]. Qu.
(Meém. Fatioa).
Publ.: 1828, p. [1]-3, pl. 3 (Heyland). Copies: G(2). — Reprinted from Mém. Soc. helv.
Sci. nat. 1. 1828.
495!
CANDOLLE, A. P. DE
toro. Revue de la famille des Cactées avec des observations sur leur végétation et leur
culture, ainsi que sur celles des autres plantes grasses. Paris (A. Bélin) 1829. Qu. (Rev.
Cact.)
Publ.: 18 Jul 1829. (BF 18 Jul 1829, Bull. Férussac 18 Jul 1829, Rev. Bibl. Pays-Bas 31
Aug 1829), [i-ili], [1]-119, pl. 1-21. Copies: G, NY. — Reprinted from Mem. Mus. nat.
Hist. nat. 17: [1]-119. 1828 (published late 1828 or beginning 1829, not necessarily
earlier than reprint).
Ref.: BM 1: 311; Kew 1: 471; Langman p. 184; NI 329; PR 1490.
tor. Notice sur la végétation des plantes parasites et en particulier des Loranthacées.
[Genéve 1830]. Oct. (Not. pl. paras.)
Publ.: Mar 1830 (in Bibl. univ.), independent reprint or preprint p. [1]-16 [Copy: U],
from Bibliotheque unierselle de Genéve, Mars 1830.
1012. Histoire de la botanique genevoise, Discours prononcé a la cérémonie académique des
promotions, le 14 juin 1830, par M. le Professeur De Candolle. Genéve (J. Barbezat et
Ce), Paris 1830. Qu. (Hist. bot. genev.)
Publ.: Jun-Dec 1830 (read 14 Jun 1830), p. [1-iii], [1]-61. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 311; Kew 1: 471.
1013. Notice sur les progrés de la botanique pendant l année 1832 ... ‘Tiré de la Bibliothéque
universelle, Janvier 1833. Genéve (Imprimerie de la Bibliotheque universelle) 1833. Oct.
(Not. progres bot. 1832).
Publ.: Jan 1833 (t.p. reprint), p. [1], [1]-53. Copy: U. — Preprinted or reprinted from
Bibliothéque universelle 52: 142-192. 1833. — Also in Arch. de Bot. vol. 2.
Ref.: Kew 1: 471.
Guillemin, Arch. de Bot. 2: 22, 138. 15 Jul & 12 Aug 1833.
1014. Instruction pratique sur les collections botaniques, par M. A.-P. De Candolle. Tiré de la
Bibliotheque universelle, juin 1834. Oct. (Instruct. coll. bot.)
Publ.: Jun 1834 or somewhat later, p. [1]-25. Copy: NY.
1015. Revue sommaire de la famille des Bignoniacées. [Geneve] 1838. Oct. (Rev. Bignon.)
Publ.: Oct 1838, p. [1]-20, [1-4]. Copy: G. — Originally published in the Bibliothéque
universelle de Genéve of Sep 1838 (ser. 2. 17: 117-136), reprinted with minor changes
in the Annales des Sciences naturelles, Bot. ser. 2. 11: 279-298, of May 1839 [published
Sep 1839].
Refi; Kew 1: 4723 PReed. 1, 2320; RS p.-78.
1016. Description d’une nouvelle espéce de Figuier (Ficus Saussureana). [Paris 1840]. Qu.
(Descr. nouv. Figuier).
Publ.: Mai-Dec 1840 (read 1 Apr 1840), p. [1]-9, 1 pl. Copy: U. — Independent preprint
or reprint from Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. 9: [65]-73, pl. 1. 1840. Copy: NY. — The
plate is a coloured lithograph by Heyland.
Ref. wPR ed. 1572321.
1017. Mémoire sur la famille des Myrtacées par Aug. Pyr. de Candolle (ouvrage posthume,
publié par les soins du fils de Pauteur.) [cover: Genéve (E. Pelletier) 1842]. Qu. (Mém.
Myrt.)
Publ.: 1842 (cover), p. [1]-61, pl. 1-22. Copies: U, US. — Reprinted or preprinted from
Mém. Soc. Phys. nat. Hist. Genéve 9: [301]-361, pl. 1-22. 1841. Copy: NY. The plates
are uncoloured liths by Heyland. The cover title of the reprint refers to Mémoires vol. 9
and is dated 1842. ‘The journal volume is dated 1841 but this part may have come out
later.
Ref: Kew 12 472s Reda tr. 2999%
Candolle, Richard Emile Augustin de (1868-1920), Swiss botanist, son of Casimir
de Candolle. (Aug. DC).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: G (G-DC).
452
CAPELLINI
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 306; BM 6: 180; Bossert p. 65.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 161. 1905.
Beauverd, Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve ser. 2. 12: 20-22. 1920 (bibl.)
Briquet, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 101, (necrol.): 1-6. 1920 (portr., bibl.), also as
reprint (portr., bibl.)
Briquet, Journal de Genéve 11 Mai 1920.
Chodat, Arch. Sci. Phys. nat. ser. 5. 2: 170-175. 1920 (bibl.)
Hochreutiner, La Patrie Suisse 697: 137-138. 9 Jun 1920 (portr.)
Prain, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew. 1920: 219-220.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 164-168. 1940 (bibl.)
EPONYMY (journal) : Candollea (vide supra, sub A. P. de Candolle).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 169-170. 1973.
Cannart d’Hamale, Frédéric (1804-1888), Belgian politician and horticulturist.
(Cannart).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 306; BM 1: 311; Jackson p. 135; Kew 1:
273; MW p. 65.
Crépin, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 27(2): 189. 1888.
1018. Monographie historique et littéraire des Lis. Malines (Mechelen) (T. Ryckmans-van
Deuren) 1870. Oct. (Monogr. hist. Lis).
Publ.: 1870, [1]-122. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 311; Jackson p. 135; Kew 1: 273.
Capelli, Carlo Matteo (1763-1831), Italian botanist, professor of botany and director
of the botanic garden at Torino 1817-1829. (Capelli).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 307; BM 1: 313; Bossert p. 65; Jackson p.
438; Kew 1: 475; LS 4654; PR [p. 56]; Saccardo 1: 44, 2: 27-28.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxvi. 1883.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 34. 1941.
EPONYMyY: Capellia Blume (1825) and Capellenia Teijsmann & Binnendijk (1867) are
dedicated to G. A. G. Ph. van der Capellen (1778-1848), Dutch government officer in
the Netherlands East Indies.
101g. Catalogus stirpium quae aluntur in regio horto botanico taurinensi. Torino (Ex regia
typographia) 1821. Oct. (Cat. stirp.)
Publ.: Aug-Sep 1821 (presentation copy dated 4 Sep 1821, USDA) p. [1]-67. Copy:
USDA. — Descriptions of new taxa p. 61-67.
Ref.: BM 1: 313, 5: 2152; Jackson p. 438; Kew 1: 475; LS 4654; PR 1523.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 34. 1941.
Capellini, Giovanni (1833-1922), Italian geologist and palaeobiologist at Bologna.
(Capellini).
COLLECTIONS: Bologna.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 24.1; Barnhart 1: 307; BM 1: 313-314,
6: 181; CSP 1: 782, 7: 331, 12: 141, 14: 54-55; LS 4651; Quenstedt p. 73; Saccardo 1:
44.
Anon., Proc. Acad. Sci. Philadelphia 1896: 483-484.
D’Erasmo, G., Rendic. r. Accad. Sci. Fis. Nat. Napoli ser. 3. 28: 181-184. 1922 (portr.)
453
CAPELLINI
Seward, Quart. J. Geol. Soc. London 79: lv-lvi. 1923.
Zaccagna, Boll. Soc. geol. ital. 42: xlviii-Ixi. 1924 (portr., bibl.)
1020. Les Phyllites crétacées du Nebraska. Ziirich (Zurcher & Furrer) 1866. Qu. (Phyllites
crét. Nebraska).
Co-author: Oswald Heer (1809-1883).
Publ.: 1866, p. [1]-22, pl. 1-4. Copy: NY. — Preprinted from Nouv. Mém. Soc. helv. Sci.
nat. 22(1); 1-22, pl. 1-4. 1866 [vol. t.p. 1867, part 1: 1866]. CSP lists the Heer and
Capellini articles separately. The reprint has a cover title and a half title combining
the articles under the above title.
Ref.: Andrews ed. 2, p. 244; PR 1524.
to21. I tronchi di Bennettitee dei musei italiani/Notizie storiche, geologiche, botaniche .
con cinque tavole. Bologna (Gamberini & Parmeggiani) 1892. Qu. (Tronchi Bennett.)
Co-author: Hermann Maximilian Carl Ludwig Friedrich zu Solms-Laubach (1842-1915).
Publ.: 1892 (read 10 Jan 1892), p. [1]-56, pl. 1-5. Copies: MICH, NY. Reprinted or pre-
printed from Mem. r. Accad. Sci. Ist. Bologna ser. 5. 2: [161]-215. 1892.
Ref.: Andrews p. 244; BM 1: 314.
Cardot, Jules (1860-1934), French bryologist. (Cardot).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: PC. Exsiccatae: Renauld et Cardot, Musci Americae septentrionalis
exsiccatt (nos. 1-400) and Musci Europaei exsiccati (nos. 1-300), see under Renauld.
Correspondence with E. G. Britton at NY.
Ref.: IH. 2: 115.
Anon., Bot. Gaz. 21: 381. 1896 (on types of Amer. sp.)
Anon., Bryologist 13: 125-128. 1910 (in bibl. Renauld).
Chamberlain, The Bryologist 22: 12, 29-30, 87-88. 1919 (on the fate of his collections).
Cardot, Bull. Soc. Hist. Natur. Ardennes 40: 57-74. 1950. (catalogue of Ard. musci).
Lenley et al, Cat. arch. coll. NYBG. 110-111. 1973.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 309; BL 1: 140, 2: 181; BM 1: 315, 6: 183;
CSP 12: 611, 18: 133-134; GR p. 310; Kew 1: 478; KR p. 114; LS 6806; MW p. 65.
Anon., Bryologist 13: 125-128. 1910 (bibl. publ. with Renauld).
Bertémes, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Ardennes 29: 94-105. 1934 (partly autobiogr.)
Cardot, Ann. Bryol. 8: 165-168. 1935 (portr.) (autobiogr.)
Thériot, Rev. bryol. lichén. ser. 2. 8: 5-13. 1935 (portr., bibl.)
Gagnepain, Fl. Indochine, tom. gén. 37. 1944.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 33. 1963.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) Lecomte, Flore Indochine: Rosaceae 2(5): 613-680. Jun 1916.
(2) F. Renauld et J. Cardot, Histoire naturelle des mousses. Paris 1898-1913 in vol. 39 of
Grandidier, Hist. phys. nat. polit. Madagascar.
(3) Delamare et al., Flora miquelonensis, 1888 (co-author).
(4) Pierrot, Liste des plantes vasculaires ... Montmédy (Jun 1882). For a list of Cardot’s
participation in papers by others see Rev. bryol. lichén. ser. 2. 8: 12-13. 1935.
EPONYMY: Cardotia Bescherelle ex J. Gardot (1899).
1022. Monographie des Fontinalacées .. . (Extrait des Mémoires de la Société Nationale des
Sciences Naturelles et Mathématiques de Cherbourg, T. xxviii, 1892. Cherbourg (E. Le
Maout) 1892. Oct. (Monogr. Fontinal.)
Publ.: Jan-Jul 1892 (pref. 6 Jan 1892, Nat. Nov. Aug 1892, E. G. Britton’s copy rd 15 Oct
1892), p. [i-iii], [1]-152. Reprinted from Mémoires (see above) 28: 1-152. 1892. Copies
reprint [double pagination]: BR, NY; journal publ.: USDA.
Ref.: MW p. 65.
Bescherelle, Bull. Soc. bot. France 39 (rev. bibl.) : 148-152. 1892 (review).
Anon., Hedwigia 32: 95. 1893.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 51(2): 78. 1 Mar 1893.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 33. 1963.
494
CARION
Carey, John (1797-1880), British trader and botanist who travelled and collected in
the United States (1830-1852). (7. Carey).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: Material at K, CGE, E, FI,G, GH, MO, P, TCD. British material
at WTR (fide Kent). — Correspondence with Torrey at NY.
Rep El 2 115)
Day, Rhodora 3: 207. Igot.
Candolle, Phytographie 402. 1880.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 47. 1953.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 67. 1970.
Martin, zm Lenley et al., Index corr. Torrey 449. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 310; BB p. 58; BM 1: 316; Bossert p. 65;
CSP 1: 785; Kew 1: 478; ME 1: 170, 3: 548.
Anon., Bot. Gaz. 5: 61. 1880.
Gray, Amer. J. Sci. ser. 3. 19: 421-423. 1880, Sci. Papers 2: 417-418. 1889.
Rodgers, John Torrey 337. 1962.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Salix and Carex in Asa Gray, Manual 1848.
EPONYMY: Careya Roxburgh (1811, nom. cons.) is dedicated to William Carey (1761-1834),
q.v.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 413-414. 1973.
Carey, William (1761-1834), British baptist missionary and orientalist. (W. Carey).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Carey edited Roxburgh’s Flora indica, q.v. Material listed as
collected by Carey is at E, K, LIV, OXF.
Ref.: IH 2: 115.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 143. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 67. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 110; BB p. 59; BM 1: 316, 5: 2235; DNBo:
77; Jackson p. 530; Kew 1: 479; PR [p. 56]; Zande ed. 10, p. 643.
Britten, J. Bot. 42: 296. 1904.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 26. 1906.
Carey, S. Pearce, William Carey D. D., fellow of Linnaean [sic] Society. New York,
1923, Xvi, 415 p. (portr.)
Srinivasan, Bull. Bot. Surv. India 3: 1-10. 1961. (1962) (portr.)
EPONYMY: Careya Roxburgh (1811, nom. cons.)
HANDWRITING: see S. Pearce Carey, William Carey 1923, cited above.
Carion, Jules Emile (1796-1863), French physician and botanist at Autun. (Carion).
HERBARIUM and types: AUT.
Reja: Ulan, (ed. O95 7:
Candolle, Phytographie 402. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(3): 532; Barnhart 1: 310; BL 2: 195; BM 1: 316;
Jackson p. 290; PR 1530.
Magnin, Ann. Soc. bot. Lyon 32: 35. 1907 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Carionia Naudin (1851).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 415-416. 1973.
1023. Catalogue raisonné des plantes du département de Sadne-et-Loire croissant naturellement
459
CARION
ou soumises a la grande culture. Autun (Michel Dejussieu) 1859. Oct. (Cat. pl. Sadne-et-
Loire).
Co-author: Camille Grognot (1792-1869).
Publ.: 1859, p. [iii]-vili, [1]-120. Copy: NY.
Note: A publication of the ‘‘Société Eduenne.”
Ref.: BM 1: 316; PR 1530.
Cariot, Antoine, Abbé (1820-1883), French clergyman and botanist at Sainte-Foy-les-
Lyon. (Cariot).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Seminary of ]’Argentiére.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 167; BL 2 p. 109, 168; BM 1: 316; CSP 1a:
142; Jackson p. 6; Kew 1: 479; PR 1531-1532; Zander ed. 10, p. 643.
Anon., Rev. bot. 2: 111. 1883/4.
Boullu, Ann. Soc. bot. Lyon 11: 231-236. 1884.
Magnin, Ann. Soc. bot. Lyon 32: 22-24, 128. 1907 (bibl.)
Cariot, Etude des fleurs ed. 8. v-vi. 1889.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 417-418. 1973.
1024. Etude des fleurs botanique élémentaire, descriptive et usuelle par Ludovic Chirat
deuxiéme édition enti¢rement revue et considérablement augmentée par l’abbé Cariot.
Lyon (Girard et Josserand) 1854-1855, 3 vols. Duod. (Etude fl.)
Ed. 1: by Ludovic Chirac q.v.
Ed. 2: by Cariot, subsequent editions idem. From this edition onward the book became
a true flora of the Lyon area.
Vol. r: Botanique élémentaire et clef analytique, 1854 (p. ix, 1 Jan 1853), p. [i*-iii*],
[iJ-ix, [1]-404, [i]-v expl. pl., pl. 2-13, uncoloured liths. Copy: NY.
Vol. 2: Botanique descriptive, 1854, p. [i*-i1i*], [i]-i1i, [1]-629, [1, err.]. Copy: NY.
Vol. 3: Flore horticole et dictionnaire, 1855, p. [i]-viii, [1]-896. Copy: NY.
Ed. 3: Lyon (id.) 1860, duod.
Vol. r: 1860, p. [i]-xviil, [1, half-title], [1]-446, pl. 2-13, uncol. liths. Copy: NY.
Vol. 2: 1860, p. [i-1i*], [i]-ii, [1]-744. Copy: NY.
Vol. 3: 1860, p. [i]-vili, [1]-896. Copy: NY.
Title: ‘“... usuelle troisiéme edition ....”
Ed. 4: Lyon (id.) Paris 1865, duod.
Vol. r: 1865, p. [i]-xviii, [1, half-title], [1]-506, [1], pl. 1-23. Copy: NY.
Vol. 2: 1865, p. [i*-ii1*], [i]-i1i, [1 ]-692. Copies: BR, NY.
Vol. 3: 1865, p. [i]-xviii, [1, half-title], [1]-321, dict.: [1, half-title], [1]-375. Copy: NY.
Ed. 5: Lyon (P. N. Josserand) 1872, duod. (signatures of 12 and 24 p. alternate).
Vol. r: Jul-Dec 1872 (p. x: 1 Jul 1872), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-504, pl. 1-23. Copies: BR, NY,
USDA.
Vol. 2: Jul-Dec 1872, p. [i*-i11*], [i]-iv, [1]-748. Copies: BR, NY, USDA.
Vol. 3: Jul-Dec 1872, p. [i]-xvii, [1, half-title], [1, err.], [1]-266, dict.: [i], [1]-376.
Copies: BR, NY, USDA.
Ed. 6: “renfermant la flore du bassin moyen du Rhone et de la Loire,” 3 vols. Lyon (id.)
1879. Duod. (signatures of 24 and 12 p. alternate).
Vol. 2: 1879 (Nat. Nov. Dec 1879), p. [i]-vili, [1]-892. Copy: NY.
Ed. 7: Lyon (Vite et Perrussel) 1884, 3 vols. Duod.
Vol. 2: 1884, p. [i]-viii, [1]-892. Copy: BR.
Ed. 8: Lyon 1888-1889, 3 vols. Duod.
Vol. 2: “botanique descriptive revue et augmentée par le Dr. Saint-Lager,”’ p. [1]-
xxxv, [1]-1004. Copy: BR. — Vols. 1 and 3 reprints of those of ed. 7. (Nat. Nov. Jul
1880).
Ref.: BM 1: 316; Kew 1: 479 [ed. 3, 6, 7]; PR 1532 (ed. 4).
1025. Le guide du botaniste a la Grande-Chartreuse et a Chalais, ainsi que dans les localités
voisines et sur les montagnes environnantes. Lyon (Girard et Josserand) 1856. Duod.
(Guide bot.)
456
CARPENTER
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1856 (p. vii; 7 Jul 1856), p. [i]-xi, [13]-72, map. Copy: USDA.
_ Ref.: BL 2: 168; BM 1: 316; PR 1531.
Carleton, Mark Alfred (1866-1925), American mycologist and phytopathologist.
(Carleton).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BPI and US, for other material see IH. — Exsiccatae: Uredineae
Americanae exsiccatae (1 fasc., nos. 1-50, Jan 1894, Manhattan, Kansas). Sets at BPI, FH,
ISC, KSC, MIN, NY, PAC, PUR, RUTPP, SI, WIS.
Ref.: 1H 2: 116. 1954.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 78-79. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 311; BM 6: 184; Bossert p. 65; CSP 14: 66;
Kew 1: 479; LS 4662-4669, 13780; LS suppl. 4563-4565.
Holzinger, Contr. US natl. Herb. 1: 189, 202-219. 1892 (pl. coll.)
Blankinship, Montana Agr. Coll. Sci. Stud. 1(1): 12, 17-18. 1905.
De Kruyf, Hunger fighters, 1928, p. 2-30, 371 (portr.)
Freeman, Phytopathology 19: 321-325. 1929 (bibl., portr.)
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 419-420. 1973.
Carmichael, Dugald (1772-1827), British soldier and plant collector at the Cape
(1806-1810, 1814-1815), Mauritius and Réunion (1810-1814), India (1815-1827).
(Carmich.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM and K, incl. mss.
Ref.: BB p. 59; BM 1: 317-318; IH 2: 116.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 723; Barnhart 1: 312; BB p. 59; BM 1: 317-
318; CSP 1: 791; IF p. 685; Kew 1: 480.
Carmichael, Trans. Linn. Soc. 12: 483-513. 1818 (fl. Tristan da Cunha).
Colin Smith, 7n Hooker, Bot. misc. 2: 1-59, 258-343. 1831.
Baker, Fl. Mauritius 8*-9*. 1877.
EPONYMY: Carmichaelia R. Brown ex J. Lindley (1825).
Carpenter, William (1797-1874), British naturalist. (Carpenter).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 318; Jackson p. 19.
EPONYMY : Carpenteria J. Torrey (1853) is dedicated to William Marbury Carpenter (1811-
1848), American botanist.
1026. Scripture natural history: or, a descriptive account of the zoology, botany and geology
of the bible. Illustrated by engravings. London 1828. Oct. (Script. nat. hist.)
Ed. 1: London 1828 (n.v.)
Ed. 2: London (Thomas Tegg) 1829 (p. viii: 24 Dec 1827), p. [i]-xxvi, [xxvii, poem],
[1]-606, Oct. Copy: MICH.
Ref.: BM 1: 318; Jackson p. 19; PR 1536.
Carpenter, William Benjamin (1813-1885), British physician, naturalist and micro-
scopist. (W. B. Carpenter).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 244; Barnhart 1: 314; BB p. 59; BM 1:
318-319; CSP 1: 794-795, 6: 618, 7: 32, 9: 451, 12: 143, 14: 76; DNB g: 166; Jackson
p- 19; Kew 1: 482; Merrill p. 638-640; PR 1536-1538; Quenstedt p. 75.
457
CARPENTER
Anon. [Milne-Edwards], .C.R. Acad. Sci. Paris 101: 983-985. 1885.
Lancaster, Nature 33: 83-85. 1885.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1883/6: 138-140. 1886.
Anon., Amer. monthly micr. J. 7: 1-3. 1886 (portr.)
Bonney, Quart. J. geol. Soc., London 42 (suppl.): 41-43. 1886.
E.R.L., Proc. Roy. Soc. 41: ii-ix. 1887.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 90. 19033; 3(3): 76. 1905.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill 86-87. 1966.
Bryn Thomas, DSB 3: 87-89. 1971 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Carpenteria J. ‘Torrey (1853) is dedicated to William Marbury Carpenter
(1811-1848), American botanist.
1027. The microscope: and its revelations ... Illustrated by 345 wood engravings. London
(John Churchill) 1856. Oct. (Microscope).
Ed. 1: 1856, London (John Churchill), after 9 Feb 1856 (p. x), p. [i]-xx, [1]-778, 345
ull. Copies: MICH, US.
Ed. ra: 1856, Philadelphia (Blanchard and Lea) Oct. (as below), after June 1856 (p. vi),
p- [i]-xxiv, [1]-724, text figs. 1-434. Copies: US. Library of Congress.
“The microscope: and its revelations by William B. Carpenter ... with an appendix
containing the applications of the microscope to clinical medicine, etc. by Francis
Gurney Smith ... illustrated by four hundred and thirty-four engravings on wood.
Philadelphia (Blanchard and Lea)”
Co-author (appendix): Francis Gurney Smith (1818-1875).
Ed. 2: 1857, London (John Churchill), Oct., “The microscope and its revelations. By
William B. Carpenter ... Second edition, illustrated by 370 wood engravings,” p. [i]-
xix, [1]-719, figs. 1-370. Copy: UC.
Ed. 5: “prepared with the assistance of H. J. Slack ...’’ Philadelphia (Lindsay and
Blakiston) 1875, p. [i]-xxxii, [1]-848, pl. r-25 (uncol. liths.), 449 text ill. Oct. Copy:
NY. -— Also London 1875 (n.v.), idem. Henry James Slack (1818-1896) (DNB 52: 361).
Ed. 6: Philadelphia (Presley Blakiston), after Mai 1881 (pref. Mai 1881), p. [i*], [1]-
xxx, [1 ]-882, frontispiece, pl. 1-25, 502 text ill. Oct. Copy: NY.
Ed. 6a: London, Mar-Jul 1881 (n.v.), idem (Nat. Nov. Aug 1881).
Ed. 6b: New York (William Wood & Company), vol. 1: Apr 1883, p. [i]-xi, [1]-388,
pl. 1-12, front., figs. 1-278; vol. 2: Mai 1883, p. [i]-iv, [1]-354, pl. 13-26, figs. 279-502.
Copy: MICH.
Ed. 7: 1891, Philadelphia (P. Blakiston, Son, & Co.), Oct. “‘The ... revelations by the
late William B. Carpenter ... Seventh edition in which the first seven chapters have
been entirely rewritten and the text throughout reconstructed, enlarged, and revised
by the Rev. W. H. Dallinger ... with twenty-one plates and eight hundred wood
engravings,”’ p. [i]-xviii, [1]-1099, pl. 1-21, fig. 1-756. Copies: UC, US. — Also London,
1891, idem (n.v.) (Nat. Nov. Nov 1891).
Rey. William Henry Dallinger (1842-1909) (BB p. 82; DNB suppl. 2(1): 462).
Ed. 8: tgo1 (after Mar), Philadelphia (P. Blakiston’s Son & Co.), p. [i]-xx, [1]-1181,
22 pl., 817 text figs. Copy: Library of Congress. — Also London 1901 (n.v.), idem.
“The microscope ... Dallinger, ... with xxii plates and nearly nine hundred wood
engravings.”
Ref.: BM 1: 319; Jackson p. 220 (ed. 5); Kew 1: 482 (ed. 8); PR 1538.
1028. Introduction to the study of the Foraminifera. By William B. Carpenter ... assisted by
William K. Parker ... and T. Rupert Jones ... London (Robert Hardwicke, for Ray
Soc.) 1862. Qu. (Inér. Foramin.)
Co-authors: William Kitchen Parker (1823-1890); Thomas Rupert Jones (1819-x).
Publ.: 1862, p. [i]-xxii, [1]-319, pl. 1-22 with text, wood engravings by G. West, uncolour-
ed. Copy: MICH.
Carpentier, Alfred, abbé (1878-1952), French clergyman and palaeobotanist. (Car-
pentier).
COLLECTIONS: University of Lille.
458
CARRIERE
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 314; BM 6: 187; GR p. 310.
Bonnier, Rev. gén. Bot. 60: 128. 1953.
Borel et Lackmann, Rev. bryol. lichén. ser. 2. 22(3/4) : 323-325. 1953 (portr.)
Depape, Rev. gén. Bot. 60: 545-572. 1953 (portr., bibl.)
Depape, Bull. Soc. bot. France 100: 214-219. 1953.
Froment, Bull. Soc. bot. Nord de la France 6(1): 4-5. 1953 (bibl.)
Carr, Cedric Errol (Erroll) (1892-1936), New Zealand botanist. (Carr).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM.
hejasr (ed. 6): 357-52: 116;
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 3143; Kew 1: 482.
Verdoorn, Ann. bryol. 9: 153. 1936.
Corner, Burkill, J. Bot. 75: 143-144. 1937 (bibl.)
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 3: 235. 1937.
Steenis, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 100-101. 1950 (bibl., portr.)
Carradori, Giovacchino (1758-1818), Italian cryptogamist. (Carradort).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 314; CSP 1: 797; NBG 8: 853; PR 15309-
1540; Saccardo I: 45, 2: 28.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 161. 1903.
EPONYMY: Carradoria Alph. de Candolle (1848); Carradoria C. F. P. Martius (1833);
Corradoria [sic] V. B. A. Trevisan (1849).
1029. Della trasformazione del Nostoc in ‘Tremella verrucosa, in Lichen fascicularis ed in
Lichen rupestris. In Prato per Vestri e Guasti 1797. Duod. (n.v.) (Trasf. Nostoc).
(PUD 17 O47).
Ref.: BM 1: 319; PR 1539.
1030. Sopra varie trasformazioni della Trem. Nostoc e di alcune altre crittogame e sopra la
loro riproduzione lettera scritta al cittod. Giovanni Senebier di Ginevra dal Dott.
Giovachino Carradori di Prato. Firenze (Pagani e Comp.) 1798. Duod. (Tras. Trem.
Nostoc).
Publ.: 1798 (p. 55: 30 Mai 1798), p. [1]-55. Copy: PCS.
Carriére, Elie Abel (1818-1896), French horticulturist at Paris. (Carriére).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 315; BM 1: 319; CSP 9: 453; IF p. 685;
Jackson p. 100, 198; Kew 1: 484; Langman p. 189; MW p. 65-70; MW suppl. p. 31-32;
Plesch p. 171; PR 1543, 1544; Zander ed. 10, p. 643.
André & Lesne, Rev. hortic. 68: 389-397. 1896 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Main editor of Revue horticole until his death.
1031. Traité général des coniféres ou description de toutes les espéces et variétés aujourd’hui
connues, avec leur synonymie, l’indication des procédés de culture et de multiplication
qu’il convient de leur appliquer. Paris (author) 1855. Oct. (Traité gén. conif.)
Ed. 1: Jan 1855 (p. xv: 12 Mai 1855, Stearn 1942), p. [i]-xv, [xvi, err.], [1]-656. Copies:
BR, MICH, NY.
Ed. 2: “‘Nouvelle édition, revue et considérablement augmentée par l’auteur,’’ premiére
partie, publ. 15 Jan 1867, p. [i]-xii, [1]-g10. Copy: US.
Ref.: BM 1: 319; Jackson p. 129; Kew 1: 484 [Ed. 2]; MW p. 66; PR 1543; SK p. clxxv.
Stearn, Ann. r. Bot. Garden, Calcutta, 150th anniversary volume 115. 1942.
459
CARRINGTON
Carrington, Benjamin (1827-1893), British physician and bryologist. (Carring.)
HERBARIUM and Types: MANCH. — Exsiccatae: with William Henry Pearson (1849-
1923): Hepaticae britannicae exsiccatae (fasc. 1-4, nos. 1-290), Manchester 1878-1890. Sets
at B, BM, C, CGE, E, FH, G, K, L, MANCH, MICH, PC, PRE.
Ree TE 2 cut 7
Kent, Brit. herbaria 47. 1953.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 143. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 67. 1970.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 189. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 315; BB p. 59; BL. 2: 275; BM 1: 320, 3:
1303; CSP 1: 799, 7: 339, 9: 453, 14: 80; GR p. 369; Jackson p. 154, 242, 247, 262, 367;
Kew 1: 484; LS 4688-4691.
Carrington, British hepaticae, parts 1-4, London, 1874-1875.
Pearson, Rev. bryol. 20: 62-64. 1893.
Pearson, J. Bot. 31: 63, 120-122. 1893; repr. 3 p.
Pearson, Proc. Roy. Soc. Edinburgh 1895 [v] p. (bibl.)
Dallman and Wood, Trans. Liverpool bot. Soc. 1: 63-64. 1909.
Shaw, Naturalist 924: 6-7. 1923.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: Cryptogams in L. C. Miall and B. Carrington, The flora of the West
Riding, London 1862. q.v.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 421-422. 1973.
Carroll, Isaac (1828-1880), Irish lichenologist. (Carroll).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: University College Cork, many duplicates at BM, DBN and K.
Exsiccatae: Lichenes hibernici exsiccati (1 fasc., nos. 1-40) Cork 1859. —Sets at BM and UPS.
A note in the Journal of botany for Nov 1874 states that Carroll’s cryptogamic herbarium
“has been acquired by the British Museum.”
Ref.: WH 2:117.
Anon., J. Bot. 12: 352. 1874.
Anon., Hist. coll. BMNH 33, 138. 1904.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 117. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 315; BB p. 59; BM 6: 187; CSP 1: 802,
7: 339; GR p. 7523 LS 4692-4696.
Mitchell, Bibl. Irish lichenology 17-18. 1971.
Carruthers, William (1830-1922), British botanist and palaeobiologist. (Carruth.)
COLLECTIONS: BM.
Refs PE 2 se U ize
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 244-245; Barnhart 1: 316; BB p. 60;
BL 1: 40; BM 1: 320, 6: 188; Bossert p. 66; CSP 1: 801, 7: 339, 9: 454, 12: 144, 14:
81-82; IF p. 685; Jackson p. 530 [index]; Kew 1: 485; LS 31906-31921, 41096; MW p.
70; Quenstedt p. 74; Zander ed. 10, p. 693.
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. geol. Surv. 5: 384-385. 1885.
Woodward, The history of the Geological Society of London 167. 1907.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 512. 1909.
Woodward, Geol. Magaz. 1912: 193-199 (portr., bibl.)
Britten, J. Bot. 33: 182-185, 1895; 60: 249-256. 1922.
Smith, Trans. Bot. Soc. Edinb. 28: 118-121. 1922.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1922/3: 38-40. 1923.
Druce, Bot. Exch. Club Rep. 6: 697-608. 1923.
Seward, Quart. J. geol. Soc. London 79: lviii-lix. 1923.
Rendle, Proc. Roy. Soc. Bg7: vi-vili. 1925.
460
CARUEL
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) J. E. Gray, Handbook of British water-weeds, 1864 (British Diatoma-
cede).
(2) Seemann, Flora vitiensis, 1873, (Fiji ferns).
(3) Annals and Magazine of natural history, editor, ser. 5.
EPONYMY: Carruthersia B. C. Seemann (1866) ; Carruthia O. Kuntze (1891).
Carson, Joseph (1808-1876), American botanist at Philadelphia. (Carson).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PH.
ejay lt. 2 01 7.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 316; CSP 1: 802; ME 3: 549; NI 333;
PR 1545.
Carson, Hist. med. dept. Univ. Pennsylvania, 1869, 227 p.
Harshberger, Botanists of Philadelphia 199-208, 441 [index]. 1899.
1032. Jilustrations of medical botany: consisting of coloured figures of the plants affording
the important articles of the materia medica. And descriptive letterpress. Philadelphia
(Robert P. Smith) 1847. 2 vols. Fol. (Zl. med. bot.)
Vol. 1: 1847, p. [1]-63, pl. 1-53, handcol. liths. by J. H. Colen. Copy: NY.
Vol. 2: 1847, p. [3]-60, pl. “47”? [= 54]-z00. Copy: NY.
Ref.: NI 333; PR 1545.
Caruel, Théodore (Teodoro) (1830-1898), French born Italian botanist at Milano,
Pisa and Firenze. (Caruel).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: FI (foreign) and PI (Ital.); duplicates in many herbaria (some
issued as ‘‘Flora Bellunensis’’).
Ref.: IH. 1 (ed. 6): 357, 2: 128; Saccardo 2: 28; Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 144.
1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 249, 12(3): 516; Barnhart 1: 318; BL 2: 335,
397-398; BM 1: 321; Bossert p. 67; CSP 1: 805-806, 9: 457-458; DTS 1: 44, 6(4): 128;
GR p. 529; Jackson p. 530 [index]; Kew 1: 487-488; Langman p. 190; LS 4720-4723;
MW p. 71; PR 1561-1567, 10545; Saccardo 1: 46, 2: 28.
Cesati, Mem. Soc. ital. Sci. 4(7): 17. 1882.
Delpino, Rendic. r. Accad. Sci. fis. matem. Napoli 1893(12): [3] p. (repr. B).
Marchesetti, Atti Museo Civico Storia nat. Trieste g: 142. 1895.
Baroni, Boll. Soc. bot. Ital. 1898: 253-272 (bibl.)
Delpino, Rendic. Accad. Sci. Fis. Mat. Napoli 12, 1898, repr. 3 p. (Copy: B).
Anon., Rev. bryol. 26: 40. 1899; J. Bot. 37: 144. 1899.
Mattirolo, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 17: 201-210. 1899.
Mattirolo, Malpighia 12: 533-544. 1899.
Williams, J. Bot. 37: 258-262. 1899.
Mattirolo, transl. by Schwendener, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 17: (201)-(210). 1900 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 177. 1905 (portr.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 34. 1911.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Continued and completed Parlatore, Flora italiana, vols. 6-10,
1884-1894.
(2) Nuovo giornale botanico italiano, editor, vol. 4, 1872 — ser. 2, vol. 5, 1898.
(3) Alph. de Candolle, Monogr.: Philydraceae 3: 1-6. Jun 1881.
EPONYMY: Caruelia Parlatore (1854) ; Caruelina O. Kuntze (1891).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 423-424. 1973.
1033- Illustratio in hortum siccum Andreae Caesalpini. Firenze (Le Monnier) 1858. Oct. (Jil.
hort. sicc. Caesalp.)
461
CARUEL
Publ.: 1858, p. [i]-xii, [1]-128. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 321; Kew 1: 487; PR 4563.
1034. Prodromo della flora toscana ossia catalogo metodico delle piante che nascono salva-
tiche in Toscana e nelle sue isole e che vi sono estesamente coltivate, con la indicazione
dei luoghi nei quale si trovano, del tempo della loro fioritura e fruttificazione, dei loro
nomi volgari ed usi. Firenze (Felice Lemonnier) 1860. Oct. (Prodr. fl. tosc.)
Main volume: Oct 1860-Jan 1862(-1864?) (in parts; p. xix 20 Sep 1860), [i]-xxii, [1]-767
(fasc. 1, Oct 1860, fasc. 2, Jan 1862, [fasc. 3, 4, 1864]. Copies: B, HH, M.
Suppl. 1: Milano 1866 (p. [52]), [1]-51, [52], preprinted from Atti Soc. ital. Sci. nat. 8,
1866. Copy: HH.
Suppl. 2: Firenze (G. Pellas), 1870 (p. 3: Mai 1870), [1]-49, repr. from Nouvo Giorn.
bot. ital. 2. 1870. Copy: HH.
Supplemento generale, da E. Baroni, fasc. 1-6, Firenze 1897-1908. Oct. see under Baroni.
Annotated check list of vascular plants; vasc. cryptogams in suppl. 2.
Facsimile reprint announced by Koeltz (not yet published).
Ref.: BL 2: 397; BM 1: 321; Jackson p. 323; Kew 1: 487; PR 1561; IDC 5582.
1035- Florula di Montecristo. Milano (‘Tipografia Bernardoni) 1864. Oct. (Fl. Montecristo).
Publ.: 1864 (Flora rd before 14 Dec 1864), p. [1]-38. Copies: G, M. — Reprinted from
Atti Soc. Ital. Sci. nat. vol. 6.
1036. I generi delle Ciperoidee europee. Memoria scritta da T. Caruel in occasione del con-
corso per la cattedra di botanica e la direzione dell’orto botanico nella r. Universita di
Napoli. Firenze 1866. Qu. (Gen. Ciper. eur.)
Publ.: Nov 1866 (t.p.), p. [1]-31. Copies: L, MO.
Ref.: BM 1: 321; Kew 1: 488; PR 1565.
Anon., Flora 50: 91-92. 13 Mar 1867 (rev., also bibl. Caruel).
Ascherson, Bot. Zeit. 25: 37-38. 1 Feb 1867 (rev.)
1037. Statistica botanica della Toscana ossia saggio di studi sulla distribuzione geografica
della piante Toscane. Firenze (Giuseppe Pellas) 1871. Oct. (Statist. bot. Toscana).
Publ.: Mar-Apr 1871 (p.v.: 10 Feb 1871; Flora 2 Mai 1871; Bot. Zeit. 26 Mai 1871),
p- [i-v], [1]-374, [1, err.], table. Copies: B, NY, US.
Ref.: BL 2: 397; BM 1: 321; Jackson p. 323; Kew 1: 488; PR 10545.
Anon., Flora 54: 128. 2 Mai 1871, 284-285. 30 Sep 1871.
1038. Epitome florae Europae terrarumque affinium sistens plantas Europae, Barbariae,
Asiae occidentalis et centralis et Sibiriae quoad divisiones, classes, cohortes, ordines,
familias, genera ad characteres essentiales exposita. Firenze (author) [1892-1897], 3 fasc.
Oct. | (Epit. fl. Europ.)
Fasc. 1: p. [1]-112: Jan 1892 (cover; Nat. Nov.). Copies: BR, NY.
Fasc. 2: p. 113-288: Mai 1894 (cover; Nat. Nov. Jun 1894). Copies: BR, NY.
Fasc. 3: p. 289-384: Apr 1897 (Nat. Nov.). Copies: BR, NY.
Ref.: Kew 1: 488.
Carus, Carl Gustav (1789-1869), German zoologist at Leipzig and Dresden. (Carus).
HERBARIUM and. TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB; Barnhart 1: 318; BM 1: 321-322; CSP 1: 806-807,
6: 618, 7: 344; NDB; Quenstedt p. 75; Smit p. 894-895.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 27: 552. 1869, 29: 162. 1871.
Carus, Jahresber. Ges. Naturf. Heilkunde, Dresden 1870: 1-31.
Behn, Leopoldina 7: 1-6, 1871.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 108-111. 1874.
Fuchs, Titus Lucretius Carus, Graz 1885 (17 p., copy: B), repr. from Mitt. naturw. Ver.
Steiermark 1884.
Carus, Lebenserinnerungen und Denkwiirdigkeiten Leipzig 1865-66, 4 vols., vol. 5, ed.
Zaunick, Dresden 1911.
462
CASARETTO
Walther, Leopoldina 1928(3): 113-126 (bibl., portr.)
Kern, Leopoldina 1928(3): 127-145. 1928.
Arnim, Sophie von, Carl Gustav Carus. Dresden 1930. 115 p.
Keiper, W., Ein Gesammtverzeichnis der Werke von Carl Gustav Carus, Berlin 1934,
16 p.
Zaunick, Bericht 250 Wiederkehr ... Leopoldina 68-82. 1937.
Schmid, Carl Gustav Carus and Carl Fr. Th. von Martius, eine Altersfreundschaft in
Briefen. s.d., s.l. (portr., corr.)
Kern, H., Carl Gustav Carus, Berlin 1942, 204 p. (portr.)
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 97-88. 1966.
Kleine-Natrop, ed., C. G. Carus in mortis centenarium, Dresden 1969 (oelnaliseanetae
Mediz. Akad. eeen 8).
Kloppe, Erinnerungen an Carl Gustav Carus. Berlin 1969, 39 p. (portr.)
HANDWRITING: Kloppe, Erinnerungen an Carl Gustav Carus, 1969. p. 39.
Casares-Gil, Antonio (1871-1929), Spanish army physician and botanist. (Cas.-Gil.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BP and MA.
Re lo 108:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 6: 189; Bossert p. 67; CSP 14: 89; Kew 1: 489.
Allorge et Allorge, Bull. Soc. bot. France 76: 961. 1929 (1930).
Allorge et Allorge, Rev. bryol. ser. 2. 3(57): 1-4. 1930 (portr., bibl.)
Caballero Segares, in Casares-Gil, Flora ibérica, Bridfitas 2: [vii]-xxx. 1932 (bibl., portr.)
EPONYMY: Casaresia R. G. Fragoso (1920).
1039. Flora ibérica/Bridfitas (primera parte)/Hepaticas ... Contiene cerca de 400 foto-
grabados de dibujos originales del autor y 4 laminas en color. [headline:] Junta para
ampliacion de estudios e investigaciones cientificas/ Instituto nacional de ciencias. Madrid
(Museo nacional de Ciencias naturales) 1919. Oct. (Fl. zbér. briof.)
Part 1: Hepaticas: Dec 1919 (colophon: printing finished 28 Nov 1919), p. [1]-xx, [1]-
775, 400 photogr., 4 pl. Copy: U.
Part 2: Musgos, parte primera ... con una nota biografica y un capitulo de generalida-
des por A. Caballero Seo. Contiene 149 fotograbados de dibujos originales del
autor. Madrid (id.) 1932, publ. 15 Feb 1932 (p. iv, Nat. Nov. Sep 1932), frontispiece
portr. Casares-Gil, p. [i]-xxx, [1]-434. Copy: U.
Co-author part 2: Arturo Caballero y Segares (1877-1930), herbarium and types: MA.
Ref.: Kew 1: 489.
Casaretto, Giovanni (1812-1879), Italian physician, botanist and traveller. (Casar.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Casaretto’s herbarium is at TO, his general herbarium and libra-
ry is at GE.
Ref.: TH 2: 118; Saccardo 1:. 46.
Candolle, Phytographie 402. 1880.
Lourteig, Taxon 20: 651-652. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: a BM 1: 323; Bossert p. 67; CSP 1: 809,
7: 345; Kew 1: 489; PR 1569; Saccardo 1: 46, 223; Zander ed. 10, p. 644.
Anon., Mag. Nov. Lap. 3: 128. 1879.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 10-11. 1906.
EPONYMyY: Casarettoa Walpers (1845).
1040. Novarum stirpium brasiliensium decades. Genova (Typis Joannis Ferrandi) 1842
[1845], 10 Decades. Oct. (Nov. stirp. bras.)
Publ.: The dates given in the book are as follows: (Decas 1 dated “1842” was published
in May 1842).
463
CASARETTO
decas pages dates decas pages dates
I [1]-16 [Mai] 1842 7 [57]-64 Jul 1843
Q [17]-24 Mai 1842 8 [65]-72 Jun 1844
3 [25]-32 Aug 1842 9 [73]-80 Aug 1844
4 [33]-40 Oct 1842 10 [81 ]-89 Sep 1845
5 [4.1]-48 Mar 1843 Index gi-96 [Sep 1845]
6 [49]-56 = Apr 1843
Copies: FAS, HH, M.
Ref.: BM 1: 323; Kew 1: 489; PR 1569; Saccardo 1: 46; IDC 5116.
Hooker, W. J. London J. Bot. 6: 481. 1847.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 5: 596-599. 20 Aug 1847.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 15: 734. 1961.
Caspary, Johann Xaver Robert (1818-1887), German botanist, hydrobiologist,
nenupharologist and paleontologist at Berlin (1852-1857), Bonn (1857-1859) and
Konigsberg (1859-1887), versatile scientist. (Casp.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Mainly at B (destroyed) and KBG (present status unknown).
Duplicates at CGE and K.
Refs: TH ani:
Candolle, Phytographie 402. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB; AG 1: 312; Andrews ed. 2, p. 245; Barnhart 1:
320; BB 2: 235; BM 1: 323, 6: 189; Bossert p. 67; CSP 1: 811-813, 6: 618-619, 7: 345-
346, 12: 145, 14:92; DTS 1: 44; Jackson p. 6, 309, 348, 372; Kew 1: 490-491; LS 4751-
4781, 31929; MW p. 71; NI 333; PR 1570-1576; Quenstedt p. 76; Zander ed. 10, p.
644.
Abromeit, Schr. phys.-oek. Ges. Kénigsberg 28: 111-134. 1887 (bibl.)
Sanio, Hedwigia 26(4/5): 184. 1887.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 34(2): 191. 1887, also Nat. Nov. 1887: 252.
Magnus, Verh. [Abh.] bot. Ver. Prov. Brandenburg 29: 173:180. 1887 (portr.)
Abromeit, Ann. Bot. 1: 387-395, 1888 (bibl.)
Pfitzer, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 6: xxvii-xxxi. 1888.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1887/8: 86-87. 1890.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 90, 122. 1903. 3(3): 121. 1905 (portr.)
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 163-164. 1906.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 90, 220. 1909.
COMPOSITE Works: (1) EP ed. 1: Nymphaeaceae, 3(2): 1-12. 17 Jan 1888, suppl. by Engler,
Nachtr. 2-4: 157. 1897 and Erganzungsheft 1: 22. 1900.
(2) Martius, Fl. bras.: Nymphaeaceae, 4(2): 129-184, pl. 28-38. 1 Jun 1878.
EPONYMY: Casparya Klotzsch (1854).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 425-426. 1973.
1041. Conspectus systematicus Hydrillearum. Berlin (Kén. Akad. Wissenschaften) 1857. Oct.
(Consp. Hydrill.)
Publ.: Jan 1857 (cover, Monatsber. for Jan 1857; rd by Flora Jun-Jul 1857), p. [1]-15.
Copy: B. — Reprinted from Monatsbericht der Kén. Akademie der Wissenschaften,
Berlin, 1857: 308-333. January 1857.
Refi: Kew 1: 491; MW. p.71s EP R15 73:
Anon., Flora 40: 416. 14 Jul 1857.
1042. Die Flora des Bernsteins und anderer fossiler Harze des Ostpreussischen Tertiars.
Nach dem Nachlasse des Verstorbenen bearbeitet von Richard Klebs in KGnigsberg.
Band I. Berlin (Kén. Geologische Landesanstalt 1907 Oct. (text). Fol. (atlas) (Fl.
Bernst.)
464
CASSEL
Co-author: Richard Klebs (x-1911).
Publ.: Dated 1907 but possibly published only in Nov-Dec 1908 (see Nat. Nov. Dec
1908), as Heft 4, Neue Folge of the Abhandlungen der Kéniglich Preussischen geologischen
Landesanstalt — p. [1]-181, [182], 30 pl. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 6: 189; LS 31929.
Cassebeer, Johann Heinrich (1785-1850), German pharmacist and_ bryologist.
(Casseb.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: FR, some material also at GOET. Sets of his Wetterauische Laub-
moose (dec. 1, 1814, 2?, 3, before May 1822 and 4-7, 1841) areat NY and FR. It is possible
that the material listed for FR and GOET consists only of this series of exsiccatae.
Ref.; 1H 2: 118; MD p. 8o.
Grimme, Abh. Ber. Ver. Naturk. Kassel 58: 135. 1936.
Verdoorn, Ann. bryol. 9: 153. 1936.
Conert, Senckenbergiana, Biologica 48(6): 16. 1967.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 190. 1g71.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 86; Barnhart 1: 320; BM 1: 323; CSP 1: 813;
MD 80-81; PR 1577-1578.
Mollenhauer, Natur und Museum 99(7): 333-340. 1969.
EPONYMY: Cassebeera Kaulfuss (1824) ; Cassebeeria Dennstedt ex O. Kuntze (1891).
1043- Ueber die Entwicklung der Laubmoose. Frankfurt am Main (Hermann) 1823. 16-mo.
(Entw. Laubm.)
Publ.: Jun 1823 (Intelligenzbl. Jenaische Allg. Lit. Zeit. 20: 286. 1823), p. [i]-viii,
[1, corr.], [1]-77, [78 imprint]. Copy: NY. — See MD for a collation and notes.
Ref.: BM 1: 323; MD p. 80-81; PR 1577.
1044. Uebersicht der bisher in Kurhessen beobachteten wildwachsenden und eingebiirgerten Pflanzen.
Im Auftrage des Vereins fiir hessische Geschichte und Landeskunde und unter spezieller
Mitwirkung des Dr. J. H. Cassebeer zu Bieber bearbeitet von Dr. Louis Pfeiffer in Cassel.
Erste Abtheilung. Kassel (J. J. Bohné) 1844. Oct. + (Uebers. Kurhessen Pfl.)
Main author: Louis Georg Karl Pfeiffer (1805-1877) q.v.
Publ.: 1844 (p. x: 24 Feb 1844), p. [i]-x, [1]-251, [252, err.] Copy: B. — Published as
“Drittes Supplement, Zeitschrift des Vereins fiir hessische Geschichte und Landes-
kunde,” Kassel 1844.
Ref.: BM 1: 3233 4: 1562; PR 7106.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 3: 326-327. 9 Mai 1845.
1045. Flora der Wetterau ... Erste Abtheilung (Phanerogamie) ... Hanau 1847-1849.
2 Lief. Oct. ¢ (Fl. Wetterau) (n.v.)
Co-author: Gottfried Ludwig Theobald (1810-1869).
Publ.: Lieferung 1 was announced as published in Flora of 21 Mar 1847. Lieferung 2,
1849; the contents of the Lieferungen are conjectural. p. [i]-cxii, [1]-266.
Ref.: BM 1: 323; PR 1578.
Cassel, Franz Peter (1784-1821), German botanist, later in life professor of botany in
Gent. (Cassel).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 320; BM 1: 323; CSP 1: 813; Jackson p. 68;
Kew 1: 294; PR 1579-1581.
EPONYMY: Casselia Dumortier (1822, nom. rej.) ; Casselia C. G. D. Nees & C. F. P. Martius
(1823, nom. cons.)
1046. Lehrbuch der natiirlichen Pflanzenordnung. Frankfurt am Main (Andrea) 1817. Oct.
(Lehrb. nat. Pflanzenordn.)
465
CASSEL
Publ.: 1817, prob. Apr-Mai (p. viii: Sep 1816; Isis 1: 1037. 1817), p. [iJ-viii, [1]-403,
[404, err.] Copies: NY, UC.
Ref.: BM 1: 323; Kew 1: 491; PR 1580.
Cassini, Alexandre-Henri Gabriel, de (1781-1832), French botanist. (Cass.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: P.
Ref.: IH 2: 118.
Candolle, Phytographie 402. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 320; BM 1: 324; Bossert p. 67; CSP 1: 816-
818; GR p. 311; Kew 1: 492; Langman p. 191; LS 4784-4786; PR 1582.
Cassini, Liste des mémoires de botanique, [Paris 1820], 7 p.
Cassini, Opuscules phytologiques 1: xxxix-Ixi. 1826 (bibl.)
Gossin, Notice sur Henri de Cassini. Paris 1832. Oct. (n.v., also in Cassini, Opuscules 3:
i-xxix. 1834).
Anon., Ann. Chém. Phys., Paris 52: 191. 1833.
Guillemin, Arch. de Bot. 1: 462-466. 1833.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 91, 199, 398, 566. 1862.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 111. 19033 3(3): 99. 1905 (on portr.)
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 26. 1906 (on portr.)
Greuter, Boissiera 22: 167-169. 1973.
Stafleu, zn Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23: 698. 1974 (portr.)
King and Dawson, introduction to Cassini on Compositae, see below. (1975).
EPONYMY: Cassinia R. Brown (1813, nom. rej.) ; Cassinia R. Brown (1817, nom. cons.)
HANDWRITING: Arch. de Bot. 1: facing p. 466. 1833; Candollea 28: 427-428. 1973.
1047- Apercu des genres ou sous-genres nouveaux formés par ... dans la famille des Synantherées.
Paris 1816-1818. (Apergu gen. Synanth.)
Publ.: In the Bulletin des sciences de la Société philomatique de Paris as follows:
fasc. reference dates fasc. reference dates
i 1816: 198-200 Dec 1816 6[2] 1817: 153-154 Oct 1817
2 1817: 10-13 Jan 1817 7(1] 1818: 30-32 Feb 1818
3 1817: 31-34 Feb 1817 [2] 1818: 33-34 Mar 1818
4[1] 1817: 66-68 Apr 1817 8 1818: 73-77 Mai 1818
[2] 1817: 69-70 Mai 1817 9 1818: 139-142 Sep 1818
1817: 137-140 Sep 1817 10 1818: 165-168 Nov 1818
5
6[1] 1817: 151-152 Sep 1817
The dates are given in the Bulletin itself. Contemporary reviews and the presentation of
copies to the Paris Academy indicate that the various parts were in general indeed
published in the months given on the sheets.
Ref.: Kew 1: 492; Langman p. 191.
1048. Opuscules phytologiques; par M. Henri Cassini ... Premier recueil, contenant:
1° une ébauche de la Synanthérologie, 2° des mémoiies ou articles de botanique sur
différens sujets étrangers a la synanthérologie; précédé d’une table indicative de tous les
mémoires et articles concernant la botanique, publiés jusqu’a ce jour par l’auteur dans
quelques journaux scientifiques et dans le Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles. Paris
1826-1834, 3 vols. Oct. (Opusc. phytol.)
‘ol. r: t Jul 1826, p. [i]-Ixvii, [1]-4.26, 20 pl. (9 col.). Copies: FAS, U. — This volume con-
tains a full bibliography of Cassini’s many contributions to periodicals and to the
Dictionnaire d’ histoire naturelle, the latter with precise dates of publication. — Plates some-
times bound in part with vol. 2.
Vol. 2: 1 Jul 1826, p. [i-iii], [1]-552. Copies: FAS, U.
Vol. 3: Opuscules ... tome troisiéme ou supplémentaire. Contenant 1° Un résumé de la
4.66
CASTAGNE
Synanthérologie, 2° Quatre lettres élémentaires sur la botanique. Paris 19 Apr 1834,
p. [1*-vi*], [1]-[xxx], [I]-XIV, [15]-221, [2, err.]. Copy: FAS. — Published posthumous-
ly by D. de Blainville, with a biographical introduction by Gossin (p. i-xxix) —
“‘Avertissement”’ by Cassini dated 9 Mai 1831, preface by Blainville Dec 1833. (Dates:
BF).
Ref.: BM 1: 324; Kew 1: 492; PR 1582; RS p. 78; IDC 5053.
1049. Talleau [for: Tableau] des Synanthérées [Paris 1829]. Oct. (Tabl. Synanth.)
Publ.: Aug 1829, p. [1]-38. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Ann. Sci. nat. 17: 387-423. Aug
1829.
1050. Cassini on Compositae collected from the Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles and
arranged with an introduction and an index by Robert M. King and Helen W. Dawson.
New York (Oriole editions) 1975, 3 vols. Oct. ISBN 0-88211-080-2 (Cassini on Compos.)
Publ.: Nov 1975. A facsimile reprint of Cassini’s articles on Compositae published in
Cuvier, Dict. sci. nat. (q.v. for precise dates, also reproduced in introduction by King
and Dawson). The reprint has continuous pagination and indicates original pagina-
tion. Copy: FAS. — 1: [i]-xxxix, [1]-636; 2: [i-iv], 637-1330; 3: [i-iv], 1331-1963,
index: [i*], i-xxxvii (refers to new pagination).
Cassone, Felice (1815-1854), Italian botanist. (Cassone).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 320; BM 1: 324; Jackson p. 40, 202; Kew:
492; NI 334; PR 1583; Saccardo 1: 47.
1051. Flora medico-farmaceutica compilata dal dottore in medicina e chirurgia Felice
Cassone. Torino (Giuseppe Cassone) 1847-1852, 6 vols. Oct. (Fl. med.-farm.)
: 1847, p. [i]-xxxv, [1]-364, pl. r-r00.
: 1847, p. [1]-391, pl. ror-200.
: 1848, p. [1]-392, pl. 201-300.
: 1850, p. [1]-383, pl. 301-400.
: 1850, p. [1]-414, pl. 4or-500.
: 1852, p. [1]-394, pl. 501-600.
Copies: HU, NY. — The plates are low quality coloured liths.
Ref.: BM 1: 324; Jackson p. 202; Kew 1: 492; NI 334; PR 1583.
AoW w WK
Castagne, Jean Louis Martin (1785-1858), French merchant and amateur botanist.
(Castagne).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: CN, G, G-DC, PC.
Re fee Wo 1G:
Candolle, Phytographie 402. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 597; Barnhart 1: 320; BL 2: 131, 132; BM 1: 324;
CSP 1: 818; Kew 1: 492; LS 4787, 4788.
Boissier, Fl. orient. 1: xv. 1867.
Derbés, in Castagne, Cat. Pl. Bouches-du-Rhéne, Marseille 1862.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1055. 1940.
EPONYMY: Castagnea A. Derbés & Solier (1851); Castagnella Arnaud (1914).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 429-430. 1973.
1052. Observations sur quelques plantes acotylédonées, de la famille des Urédinées, et dans
les sous-tribus des Nemasporées et des Aecidinées, recueillies dans le Département
des Bouches-du-Rhéne. Marseille, Aix 2 fasc., 1842-1843, Duod., Oct. (Observ.
Uréd.)
Numéro 1: Marseille (Achard) 1842, p. [1]-35, 2 pl. Duod. Copies: NY, PCS.
467
CASTAGNE
Numéro 2: Aix (Nicot et Pardigon) 1843, p. [1]-24, 2 p/., uncol. liths., Oct. Copies: NY,
PCS.
Ref.: LS 4787; PR 1584.
1053- Catalogue des plantes qui croissent naturellement aux environs de Marseille. Aix (Nicot et
Pardigon) 1845. Oct. (Cat. pl. Marseille).
Main volume: 1845, p. [1]-263, pl. 1-7, uncol. liths. by Giraud. Copies: NY, PCS, USDA.
Supplément: Aix (Nicot et Pardigon) 1851, (p. 7: 11 Nov 1850), p. [1]-125, pl. 8-17, idem.
Copies: NY (2), PCS, USDA.
Ref.: BL 2: 132; BM 1: 325; Kew 1: 492; LS 4788; Plesch p. 172; PR 1585.
1054. Catalogue des plantes qui croissent naturellement dans le département des Bouches-du-Rhéne
par L. Castagne avec une préface, la biographie de Castagne et un apergu général sur la
végétation du département des Bouches-du-Rhéne par Alphonse Derbés ... Marseille
(Camoin fréres) 1862. Oct. (Cat. pl. Bouches-du-Rhéne).
Co-author: Auguste Alphonse Derbés (1818-1894).
Publ.: 1862, p. [i]-liv, [2, half-title, signs], [1]-203, [1, err.]. Copies: B, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 325; PR 1586.
Castelnau, Francois Louis Nompar de Caumont de Laporte, Comte de (1810-
1880), French naturalist, leader of an expedition to South America 1843-1847, later
French consul general at Melbourne. (Castelnau).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: P.
Ref.: YH 2: 118.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 321; BM 1: 325, 6: 189; CSP 1: 820, 7: 347-
348; CSP 3: 848-850 [sub Laporte], 9: 463; Kew 1: 494.
Anon., Le Naturaliste 1880: 207-208.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 27 (bibl.): 44-45. 1880.
Anon., Nat. Nov. 1880: 62.
Fauvel, Ann. Entomologie 1881: 114-115.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: see H. A. Weddell, Chloris andina (1855-1857).
EPONYMY: Castelnavia L. R. Weddell (1849).
Castiglioni, Luigi, Conte (1757-1832), Italian botanist at Milano. (Castzgl.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 321; BM 1: 325-326; ME 3: 356; PR 1595-
1596; Saccardo I: 47.
Anon., Flora 15: 574-575. 28 Sep 1832.
Eggleston, Bull. Vermont bot. Club 8: 21-22. 1913.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 108. 1936.
EPONYMY: Castiglionia Ruiz & Pavon (1794).
1055. Viaggio negli Stati Uniti dell’ America settentrionale fatto negli anni 1785, 1786, e
1787 da Luigi Castiglioni ... Con alcune osservazioni sui vegetabili pit utili di quel
paese. Milano (Giuseppe Marelli) 1790, 2 vols. Oct. (Viagg. Stati Unitz).
Vol. r: 1790, p. [i]-xii, [1]-403, pl. 1-8, uncol. copper engr. Copies: MO, NO, NY.
Vol. 2: 1790, p. [i]-vi, 1-402, pl. 9-14, 3 tabl. (on p. 169-402: osservazioni sui vegetabili
pit utili degli Stati Uniti). Copies: MO, NO, NY.
Reissued: 1845, see BM 1: 325, (n.v.)
German translation: Memmingen (Andreas Seyler) Oct., 1793, p. [i-xvi], [1]-495, pl. 1-6
(vol. 1 only). Copy: NO.
Ref.: BM 1: 325; ME 3: 356; PR 1595, Sabin 11413, 11414.
468
CATESBY
Castracane degli Antelminelli, Francesco Saverio, Conte (1817-1899), Italian
algologist. (Castracane).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 322; BM 1: 326; Bossert p. 68; CSP 7: 348,
9: 464, 12: 145, 14: 97; Jackson p. 531 [index]; Kew 1: 494; MW p. 71; Saccardo 1: 47,
2: 20.
Cesati, Mem. Soc. ital. Sci. 4(7): 18-26. 1882 (bibl.)
De Toni, Mem. Accad. pont. Nuovi Lincei 16: [32 p.] 1899. (repr. B, NY) (portr., bibl.)
Pirotta, Malphigia 13: 88. 1899 (portr.)
De Toni, Nuova Notarisia 10: 143. 1899 (portr.)
De Wildeman, Bull. Soc. belg. microsc. 1899: 86.
Ascherson, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 41: xliii, 1xxxix. 1900.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 161. 1903, 3(5): 177. 1905.
EPONYMY: Castracania G. B. De Toni (1892).
1056. Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger during the years 1873-
1876 under the command of Captain George S. Nares ... and the late Captain Frank
Tourle Thomson ... prepared under the superintendence of the late Sir C. Wyville
Thomson ... and now of John Murray ... Botany-vol. II. London. Edinburgh, Dublin
(Her Majesty’s Government) 1886. Qu. (Rep. voy. Challenger, Diatom.)
Part 4: ““Report on the Diatomaceae,” by Castracane, Nov-Dec 1886, (p. viii*: 14 Nov
1886), p. [i*-viii*], [i]-[iv], [1]-178, pl. r-30 with text, liths. by Cesare Cert. Copies:
B, BR, MICH.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1966. Copy: BR.
Ref.: BM 1: 326; MW p. 71.
Catesby, Mark (1683-1749), English traveller and naturalist, in Virginia 1712-1719,
Carolina etc. 1722-1726. (Catesby).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: The main Catesby collections are at BM in the Sloane herbarium,
in OXF (mainly) in the Sherard herbarium and in FE, in the Dubois herbarium. For a
detailed discussion of the Sloane set and the Linnaean types contained in them, see
Dandy. Catesby’s own plates were made (according to his own account) in the field and
were based on fresh material. Linnaeus founded species and varieties upon some of the
plates, and a number of specimens in the Sloane set can be associated with certain of the
plates. Sherard acquired an important set of Catesby’s plants and in many cases (fide
Clokie) these specimens are accompanied by Catesby’s own holographic notes.
Ref.: IH 2: 119; Laségue p. 324, 458.
Dandy, Sloane herbarium 110-113. 1958.
Candolle, Phytographie 402. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 144. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 68. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 322; BB p. 61; BM 1: 327, 6: 190; DNBo:
281; Jackson p. 110, 362; Kew 1: 496; LS 4793; ME 1: 171, 3: 340-341, 348, 726; NI
327; Plesch p. 173; PR 1602-1603; PR ed. 1: 1751-1753.
Pulteney, Sketches 2: 219. 1790.
Darlington, Rel. Baldwiniae 319. 1843.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 31. 1902.
Stone, Bird-lore 7: 126-129. 1905.
Gee, Univ. South Carol. Bull. 72: 9-13. 1918.
Fox, Fothergill 159, 175. 1919.
Fagin, William Bartram 220 [index]. 1933.
Allen, The Auk 54: 349-363. 1937.
Earnest, J. and W. Bartram 41, 69, 74, 169. 1940.
Allen, Trans. Amer. philos. Soc. 41: 463-478. 1951 (ornithol.)
Frick, Papers bibliogr. Soc. America 54: 163-175. 1960.
469
CATESBY
Frick and Stearn, Mark Catesby, the colonial Audubon. Urbana, Ill. 1961, x, 137 p.
(additional bibl.): see also Ewan, Amer. Midland Naturalist 66(2): 510-512. 1961.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 89-90. 1966.
Berkeley and Berkeley. Dr. Alexander Garden of Charlestown 372 [index]. 1969.
Coats, The plant hunters 387. 1969.
Frick, DSB 3: 129-130. 1971 (b. 3 Apr 1683!).
Anderson, Gard. J. New York Bot. Gard. 23(3): 77-81. 1973.
EPONYMY: Catesbaea Linnaeus (1753); Catesbya Cothenius (1790, orth. var.)
HANDWRITING: Trans. Amer. philos. Soc. 41: 464. 1951.
1057- The natural history of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands: containing the figures
of birds, beasts, fishes, serpents, insects and plants: particularly, the forest-trees, shrubs,
and other plants, not hitherto described, or very incorrectly figured by authors. ‘Together
with their descriptions in English and French. To which, are added observations on the
air, soil, and waters: with remarks upon agriculture, grain, pulse, roots, &c. To the whole
is prefixed a new and correct map of the countries treated. By Mark Catesby, F.R.S.
col. I{II]. Histoire naturelle de la Caroline, La Floride & les Isles Bahama: contenant
les desseins des oiseaux ... Le tout est precede d’une carte nouvelle et exacte des pais
dont il s’agist. London 1731-1743, 2 vols. Fol., Appendix 1747. Fol. (Nat. hist. Carolina).
Ed. 1: vol. 1, 1730-1732, p. [i-vi], 1-100. 1-2.
vol. 2, 1734-1747, Pp. 1-xll, i-xliv, 1-120, 1-2, [6].
vol. part plates year vol. part plates year
I 1-3 1-60 1730 2 8 41-60 1736
4 61-80 1 G/B\IE 9 61-80 1738
5 81-100 1732 10 81-100 1743
2 6-7 I-40 1734 App. I-20 174.7
bed
References in Linnaeus and Adanson to “‘Catesby 3” are to the appendix to vol. 2 -
The 22 hand-coloured engravings are by Catesby, “*... Amusing, but inferior” [Blunt].
Copy: HU (appendix 1771 ed.)
Ed. 2: “revised by Mr. [George] Edwards ...,’’ London (C. Marsh and T. Wilcox)
1754 [1748-1756]. Fol. — This edition, although published after 1753, is not taken into
consideration for purposes of valid publication of generic names since this is an un-
changed reprint of a pre-Linnaean author published after his death. The same is true
of the German translation published in 1755. Plates from this edition were used by
J. M. Seligmann in his Sammlung ... Végel, 9 tom., 1746-1776.
1: [i*-iv*], i-vii, [index: 1-6], map, 1-100, title page dated 1754.
[1*] pl. r-99. [no title page, no text].
2: [i-iv], 1-100, appendix 1-20, account Carolina [i]-xliv, [1, index], title page dated
1754-
[2*] pl. r-r00, 1-20 [no title page, no text]. Copy: U.
German translation: ‘‘Die Beschreibung von Carolina, Florida und den Bahamischen
Inseln, translated by D. Georg. Leonhard Huth, Nirnberg,”’ 1 vol. fol. s.d. [1755 in
preface and on map]. (Beschr. Carolina).
Third edition: London 1771, 2 vols. folio, accompanied by “A catalogue ... of Linnaean
names’’ which is sometimes also bound with the previous editions.
Facsimile ed. 1974, Savannah, Georgia (Beehive Press), ““The natural history ... islands
containing two hundred and twenty figures of birds, beasts, fishes, serpents, insects and
plants by the late Mark Catesby, F.R.S. with an introduction by George Frick and
notes by Joseph Ewan.” Copy: Ewan. — The notes by Ewan are on p. 89-100 of the
additional material; contains also (p. 27-30) the catalogue of Linnaean names from
eduair 771.
See HU 486 and DU 72 for detailed descriptions and discussions. Stevenson (HU, with
the help of St. John) provides a list of plates with modern names.
Ref.: BM 1: 327; CF p. 534; DU 72; HE p. 17; HU 486; Jackson p. 362; ME 3: 340;
NI 336; Plesch p. 173; PR 1602; SA 2: 548; IDC 6454.
4.70
CAVANILLES
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 29-30. 1898, 3: 31. 1902.
Stearn, Introduction facsimile edition Linnaeus, Species Plantarum, Ray Soc., 1: 99.
1957:
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 3: 328. 1958.
Stafleu, Introduction to Jussieu’s Genera Plantarum, facsimile edition, Weinheim xxxv.
1964.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 108-109. 1975 (ed. 2, copy sold at £ 8.500).
1058. Hortus britanno-americanus: or, a curious collection of trees and shrubs, the produce
of the British colonies in North America; adapted to the soil and climate of England.
With observations on their constitution, growth, and culture: and directions how they
are to be collected, packed up, and secured during their passage. Embellished with
copper plates neatly engraved. London (W. Richardson and S. Clark) 1763. Qu. in twos.
(Hort. brit.-amer.)
Orig. ed.: 1763, after 2 Mai (dedication), p. [i*-ii*], [i]-vi, [1]-41, [1], 17 engravings,
sometimes handcoloured, items numbered 1-84, see HU 578 for a list with modern
names. All illustrations except 34 and 84 based on plates in Catesby’s Natural history.
Copies: BM, HH, HU.
Re-issue: substitute t.p. only: Hortus europae americanus: or, a collection of 85 curious trees
and shrubs, the produce of North America; adapted to the climates and soils of Great
Britain, Ireland, and most parts of Europe, &c. Together with their blossoms, fruits
and seeds; observations on their culture, growth, constitution and virtue with direc-
tions how to collect, pack up, and secure them in their passage. Adorn’d with 63
figures on 17 copper plates, large imperial folio. London (J. Millan) 1767. Qu. in
twos. — ‘‘Minime differt’? PR, mentioned as published by J. hebd. Libr. 26 Sep 1767.
Same contents as original edition, in HH copy with hand-coloured plates. (Hort. eur.
amer.)
Ref.: BM 1: 327; DU 73; GF p. 53; Henrey 544, 545; HU 578; Jackson p. 110; Kew 1:
491; ME 3: 348; NI 338; PR 1603; Pritzel (ed. 1) 1752, 1753.
Uphof, Jaarb. Ned. dendr. Ver. 20: 158-160. 1955.
Cavanilles, Antonio José (1745-1804), Spanish clergyman and botanist, at Paris
1777-1781, later at Madrid, from 1801 onward director of the Madrid botanical garden.
(Cav.)
HERBARIUM and Types: MA; many names in the “‘Dissertationes’’ are based on material
in P, P-LA and P-JU, other material, mainly of plants from the Madrid Garden: BM,
C, G, LD, LINN, MO and UPS.
Ref weir, (edsi6) i357, 1290 19:
Candolle, Phytographie 402. 1880.
Miller, ‘Taxon 19: 518. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 272, 7: 70; Barnhart 1: 324; BM 1: 329, 6: 191;
Bossert p. 69; Colmeiro 1: clxvii-clxviii; CSP 1: 845-846; Dawson p. 206-207; HR;
IF p. 685; Jackson p. 132, 139; Kew 1: 498; Langman p. 194-195; Laségue p. 564
[index]; MW p. 71; NI 340-341; PR 1614-1619, 907, 5604, 7895, 7900; PR ed. 1, 1762-
1769; Quenstedt p. 77; Zander (ed. 10), p. 644.
Cavanilles, in Usteri Bot. Mag. 2(4): 186. 1788 (on his Diss. 5).
Anon., Bot. Zeit. Regensburg 3(12): 191. 1804.
Lagasca, Varied. Ci., Madrid 3: 65-75, 148-158. 1804 (at HU).
Konig et Sims, Ann. Bot. 1(2): 402-404. 1805.
Schrader, Neues J. Bot. 2(1): 150-162. 1807.
Colmeiro, Botanica Penins. Hisp. 119, 173-175. 1858.
Reyes Prosper, Dos noticias historicas ... Cavanilles. Madrid 1917, 265 p., — Copy:
MICH (portr.)
Backer, Verklarend woordenboek 110. 1936.
Dawson, Smith Papers 24-25. 1939.
Alvarez Lopez, Rev. Indias 7: 503-540. 1946.
Alvarez Lopez, Ann. Jard. bot. Madrid 6(1): 1-64. 1946 (bibl.)
Anon., Anal. Jard. bot. Madrid 6(1): 1-xv. 1946 (portr.)
471
CAVANILLES
Garcia, Annuario Soc. Broteriana 12: [48 p.]. 1946.
Menéndez, Bol. réal. Soc. Espan. Hist. nat. 44: 249-252. 1946.
Querada, Anal. Jard. bot. Madrid 6(1): 82-84. 1946.
Gonzalez, Bol. réal. Soc. Espan. Hist. nat. 45: 125-150. 1947.
Pires de Lima, Publ. Inst. Bot. Sampaio, Fac. Cienc. Porto 26: 5-14. 1947 (letters Brotero
to Cavanilles), also Anuario Soc. Broter. 12: 53-63, pl. 1-12. 1946.
Alvarez Lopez, Réal. Soc. Esp. Hist. nat. tomo extr. 77-87. 1949
Balguerias, Anal. Inst. Bot. Cav. 10(1): 119-127. 1951 (on Lagasca and Cav.)
Zaragoza Rubira, Med. Esp. 50: 318-327. 1963.
Keefe, Biologist 48(3-4): 54. 1966.
Anon., Monthly Notes R. bot. Gard. Edinburgh June 1968: 6-7.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 21: 138. 1972 (portr.)
EPONYMY (genera): Cavanilla Thunberg (1792); Cavanilla Vellozo (1825); Cavanillea
Desrousseaux (1792); Cavanillesia Ruiz & Pavon (1794); (journals): Anales del Instituto
Botanico A. F. Cavanilles (Anales del Jardin Botanico de Madrid). Madrid. Vol. 10-x,
1951-x. (Note: Vol. 1-9, 1941-1950 as Anales del Jardin Botdnico de Madrid); Cavanillesia
rerum botanicarum acta. Barcelona. Vol. 1-x, 1928-x.
HANDWRITING: Anales Inst. bot. Cavanilles 10(1) : 123-126. 1951; Candollea 28: 433-434.
1973:
1059. Monadelphiae classis dissertationes decem. Madrid (‘T'ypographia regia) [1785]-1790.
Qu. (Diss.)
Preface material, Feb 1790, p. [1*], [i]-x, tabula analytica. Copies: M, MICH, NY, US.
Diss. 1: Dissertatio botanica de Sida, et de quibusdam plantis quae cum illa affinitatem
habent. Paris (F. A. Didot) 1785. Qu.
Publ.: 15 Apr 1785, p. [i], [1]-47, pl. 2-13 by Cavanilles and Fossier (uncol. copper
engr.). The text itself ends on p. 42; p. [43]-44 extr. reg. Acad. Paris 13 Apr 1785,
p- [45]-47 = tab. expl. Copies: M, MICH, NY (2 copies), US.
Diss. 2: Secunda dissertatio botanica, De Malva, Serra, Malope, Lavatera, Alcea, Althaea
et Malachra. Accedunt Sidae mantissa, et tentamina de Malvarum atque Abutilonis
fibris in usus oeconomicos praeparandis. Paris (F. A. Didot) 1786. Qu.
Publ.: Jan-Apr 1786, p. [i], [43]-106, [1]-[vi], pl. 74-35, A (by Cavanilles, as above). —
The text ends on p. 99, 100 blank, 101-104 tab. expl., 105-106 extr. reg. Acad. Paris
1 Mar 1786. p. [i]-iii Triguera plus pl. A, [iv-vi] genera to be treated in diss. 3, follow
pl. — Copies: M, MICH, NY (2 copies), US.
Diss. 3: Tertia dissertatio botanica, De Ruizia, Assonia, Dombeya, Pentapete, Malvavisco,
Pavonia, Hibisco, Laguna, Cienfuegosia, Quararibea, Pachira, Hugonia, et Monsonia.
Paris (F. A. Didot) 1787. Qu.
Publ.: Feb 1787, p. [i], [107]-185, [186, index], [2p. extr. reg. Acad. Paris 23 Dec
1786], pl. 36-74. — Text diss. ends p. 180, [181]-185 tab. expl., [186, tab. ind.]. Cava-
nilles identifies himself as “‘. .. Hispano- Valentino, e Societate Regio vulgo Bascon-
gada, atque in Academia Valentina Doctore Theologo.” Copies: M, MICH, NY
(2 copies), US.
Diss. 4: Quarta dissertatio botanica, de Geranio, 128 species complectens, 49 tabulis incisas.
Paris (F. A. Didot) 1787. Qu.
Publ.: Aug 1787, p. [i-iii], [189]-266, [3 p. extr. reg. Acad. Paris 6 Jun 1787], pl. 75-122,
124 (all plates by author). Copies: M, MICH, NY (2 copies), US.
Diss. 5: Quinta dissertatio botanica, De Sterculia, Kleinhovia, Ayenia, Buttneria, Bombace,
Adansonia, Crinodendro, Aytonia, Malachodendro, Stewartia et Napaea. Accedit
praecedentium dissertationum Mantissa. 36 Tabulis aere incisis ornata. Paris (F. A.
Didot) 1788. Qu.
Publ.: 23-26 Jul 1788 (see ST p. 56-58), p. [i-iii], [267]-299, [301-304], [2, legal depot,
extr. reg. Acad. Paris, 7 Jun 1788, 12 Jun 1788 censor], pl. 123, 125-142, 144, 144[bis]-
159, copper engr. of drawings by the author. — Text diss. 5 ends p. 299, [300-303]
list of various new genera, errata, [104] list genera diss. 6. The first plate numbered
144. (Sterculea lanceolata and S. cordifolia) is numbered 143 in other copies (e.g. NY,
first copy). Copies: M, MICH, NY (2 copies), U, US.
Diss. 6: Sexta dissertatio botanica, De Camellia, Gordonia, Morisona, Gossypio, Waltheria,
472
CAVANILLES
Melochia, Mahernia, Hermannia, Urena, Halesia, Styrace, Galxia, Ferraria, et
Sisyrinchio. Accedit Mantissa tertia. 41 Tabulis aere incisis ornata. Paris (F. A. Didot)
1788. Qu.
Publ.: 12-25 Oct 1788, p. [1-ii], [305]-435, [2 p. extr. reg. Acad. Paris 3 Sep 1788].
pl. 160-200, all by author. Copies: M, MICH, NY (2 copies), US.
Diss. 7: Septima dissertatio botanica, quatuordecim genera monadelpha continens, 24
tabulis accurate delineata. Paris (F. A. Didot) 1789. Qu.
Publ.: Apr 1789, p. [i], [357]-396, pl. 201-224, all by author, p. [357] dated 4 Mar 1789,
p- [378] end of diss., between [378] and 379 inserted [2 p.] extr. reg. Acad. Paris
21 Mar 1789, p. 379-396 answer to L’Héritiér’s Obs. on Cavanilles’ Diss. 5. Copies:
M, NY [first copy lacks pl. 277].
Diss. 8: Octava dissertatio botanica, Erythroxylon et Malpighiam complectens, 18 tabulis
ornata. Paris (F. A. Didot) 1789. Qu.
Publ.: 4 Mai 1789, p. [i], [399]-414, [2] p. extr. reg. Acad. 3 Apr 17809, pl. 225-242,
all by author. Copies: M, NY [2].
Diss. 9g: Nona dissertatio botanica, De Banisteria, Triopteride, Tetrapteride, Molina et
Flabellaria 22 tabulis ornata. Superiorum permissu. Madrid (Typographia regia)
1790. Qu.
Publ.: Jan-Feb 1790, p. [i], [417]-436, pl. 243-264, all by author. Date on p. 420:
19 Jan 1790. Copies: M, NY [first copy has fl. 243-244, 250, 253-254, second copy
compl.], MICH, US.
Diss. 10: Decima dissertatio botanica, De Passiflora. 32 tabulis ornata ... Superiorum
permissu. Madrid (Typographia regia) 1790. Qu.
Publ.: Feb 1790, p. [i], [439]-463, [464 ind. gen.], pl. 265-296. Date on p. 441: 1 Feb
1790. Copies: M, MICH, NY (first copy: pl. 283, 288 lacking), US.
Ref.: BM 1: 329; CO 299; DU 74; HU 677; Kew 1: 498; Langman p. 194; MW p. 71;
NI 340; PR 1614; RS p. 78; ST p. 56-58; IDC 1041.
Junk, Rara 186. 1929.
Stafleu, Introduction to Jussieu’s Genera plantarum, facsimile edition, Weinheim,
XXXv. 1964. e
1060. Observations de M. Abbé Cavanilles, de ’ Academie des Sciences d’Upsal, sur le
cinquiéme fascicule de M. L’Heéritier. [Paris 1789] Qu. (Odserv. Cav.)
Publ.: Mar 1789, reprinted with independent pagination [(1)-(10)] from Obs. phys.
Hist. Nat. Arts 34(1): 183-192. Mar 1789. Discussion of L’Héritier, Stirpes novae, fasc. 5.
Also published as ‘‘Observationes in quintum fasciculum M. L’H¢éritiér,’”’ in Roemer
et Usteri, Mag. Bot. 3(7): 42. 1790 (CO 304).
Ref.: Jackson p. 132; Langman p. 194; PR ed. 1: 1763.
1061. cones et descriptiones plantarum, quae aut sponte in Hispania crescunt, aut in hortis
hospitantur. Madrid (Typographia regia) 1791-1801, 6 vols. Fol. (Icon.)
vol. & part pages plates dates
1(1) [i-iv], [1]-32 I-40 16 Feb 1791
(2) 33-52 41-71 Nov 1791
(3) 53-67, [4, ind.] 72-100 Dec 1791
2(1) . [i-iv], [1]-32 IOI-139 Apr-Nov 1793
(2) 33-? 140-170 Apr-Nov 1793
(3) ?-79, [5, ind. ] 171-200 Dec 1793 or Jan 1794
3(1) [i*], [i]-x, [1]-30 201-260 Apr 1795
(2) 31-52, [2, add.], [4,ind.] 267-300 Dec 1795 v. 1-12 Jan 1796
4(1) [i-ii], 1-36 301-360 Sep-Dec 1797
(2) 37-82 361-400 14, Mai 1798
5(1) [i*], [J-iv, [1]-74 got-5soobis = Apr 1799
6(1) [1-111], 1-40 501-560 1800
(2) 41-97 561-600 Jan-Mai 1801
The plates are by Cavanilles himself, “‘stiff mechanical engravings” (Blunt).
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1965, Historiae naturalis classica vol. 42. Copy: FAS.
473
CAVANILLES
Ref.: BM 1: 329; CO 316; DU 75; GF p. 53; IF p. 685; Jackson p. 239; Kew 1: 498;
Langman p. 194; NI 341; PR 1616; RS p. 78; ST p. 58-59; IDC 410.
Junk, Rara 185-186. 1929.
Stafleu, [Introductory note to facsimile edition of] A. J. Cavanilles, Icones et descrip-
tiones plantarum, Lehre 1965.
Letters from Cavanilles to Mutis at MA.
1062. Observaciones sobre la historia natural, geografia, agricultura, poblacion y frutos del
reyno de Valencia. Madrid (Imprenta real) 1795-1797, 2 Vols. Fol. (Observ. hist. nat.)
Vol. 1: Sep 1795, [i*-iii*], [i]-xii, [1]-236, map, 29 pl. (unnumbered). Copy: U.
Vol. 2: Dec 1797 (rd by Paris Acad. 31 Mar 1798), [i-ii], [1]-338, [i, err.], 25 pl. (un-
numbered). Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 329; BH; Kew 1: 498; PR 1617.
1063. Coleccion de papeles sobre controversias botanicas de D. Antonio Joseph Cavanilles, con
algunas notas del mismo a los escritos de sus antagonistas. Madrid (Imprenta real) 1796.
Oct. (Colecc. pap. bot.)
Publ.: 1796 (P.V. 26 Apr 1797). p. [1]-274, frontispiece portrait of author (aet. 44).
Copies: G, IDC.
Ref.: BM 1: 329; Kew 1: 498; PR 1618; IDC 5342.
1064. Descripcidn de las plantas que D. Antonio Josef Cavanilles demostré en las lecciones
publicas del afio 1801, precedida de los principios elementales de la botanica. Madrid
(Imprenta real) 1802. Oct. (Descr. pl.)
[1]: 1801, p. [i]-cxxxvi, [1]-284, [i, err.]. Copies: M, MICH, NY.
[2]: 1802, p. [i, half-title], 285-625. Copies: M, MICH, NY.
Italian translation by Viviani: Principi elementari di botanica di G. A. Cavanilles tradotti
dallo spagnuolo dal dott. Domenico Viviani ... Coll’ aggiunta di un nuovo saggio
sopra i sistemi di Tournefort, Linneo, e Jussieu ed altre nuove annotazioni di *****
Genova (Frugoni) 1808, Oct., p. [1]- 198, [1, ind.] (p. 4: 25 Jan 1808). Copies: G, U. -
(Princ. elem. Bot.) Contains onl the “‘principi.”” PR mentions also an 1803 version of
this translation (n.v.). Translation by: Domenico Viviano (1772-1840).
Ref.: BM 1: 329; Kew 1: 408; Langman p. 195; PR 1619.
1065. Elenchus plantarum horti regii botanict matritensis. Anno M.DCCC.III. [Madrid 1803].
Oct. (Elench. pl. horti matr.)
Publ.: 1803, p. [1]-40. Copy: IDC. — Rothmaler points out that although there are no
descriptions this work is of importance because of the new combinations and new names
that are given with indication of synonymy. Rothmaler lists these names.
Ref.: CO 815; IF p. 685; IDC 5879.
Colmeiro, Essay historico p. 41.
Rothmaler, Repert. Sp. nov. 49: 51-53. 1940.
1066. Catalogus Hortus regius matritensis. [Madrid 1803].
Publ.: Not published. Names cited from this work will be found in Lagasca, Gen. Sp.
Nov. 1816 who states in his ‘‘explicatio”’: ““Cav. ... Hortus Regius Matritensis, opus
ineditum ....’’ Names such as Boldoa must be cited Boldoa Cavanilles ex Lagasca.
Cavara, Fridiano (1857-1929), Italian mycologist, director of the Napoli botanical
garden. (Cavara).
HERBARIUM and types: NAP; fungi at PAD (fide Hawksworth). Exsiccatae: Fungi
Longobardiae exsiccati, fasc. 1, nos. 1-250, 1891-1895, complete sets e.g. at BM, FH,
MICH, W;; for fasc. 6-7 (= ser. 2) see G. Pollacci.
Refs os 119;
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 324; BL 2: 341, 360, 387; BM 1: 329, 6:
191; Bossert p. 68; CSP 14: 107-108; GR p. 529; Kew 1: 498; LS 4828-4874, 31937-
31939; Saccardo 1: 48; Zander ed. 10, p. 644.
474
CAVOLINI
Saccardo, Syll. fung. 10: xv. 1892.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 177. 1905 (portr.)
Montemartini, Rivista Pat. veg. 19: 153. 1929.
Pellacci, Atti Ist. bot. Lab. critt. Univ. Pavia ser. 4. 1: i-xv. 1930.
Catalano, Delpinoa 11: 5-170. 1958.
EPONYMY: Cavaraea Spegazzini (1917); Cavaraella Spegazzini (1923).
1067. Appunti di patologia vegetale (alcuni funghi parassiti di piante coltivate). Milano
(Tip. Bernardoni di C. Rebeschini E C.) 1888. Oct. (Appunti patol. veg.)
Publ.: Jul-Sep 1888 (p. 13: Jul 1888; Nat. Nov. Oct 1888), p. [1]-14, pl. 6. Copy: NY. —
Reprinted from Atti Ist. Bot. Univ. Pavia ser. 2. 1: 425-438. 1888.
Ref.: LS 2431.
Cavillier, Francois Georges (1868-1953), Swiss botanist at the Burnat herbarium
1890-1920, and the Conservatoire botanique de Genéve. (Cavill.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: G.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 415, 12(3): 358; Barnhart 1: 324; BL 2: 117,
569; BM 6: 191; CSP 14: 110; DTS 6(4): 128; Kew 1: 499; MW p. 71.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 161. 1905.
Baehni, Candollea 14: 271-277. 1953. (bibl., portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Burnat, Flore des Alpes maritimes, supplément aux quatre premiers
vols., 7m vol. 5: 1-95. 1913; continuation of this Flore 5(2): 97-376 (1915), 6 (1916-1917)
and 7 (1921) (with Briquet).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 435-436. 1973.
Cavolini, Filippo (lat. Caulinus) (1756-1810), Italian botanist at Napoli. (Cavolini).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 300; Barnhart 1: 324; BM 1: 329, 6: 191; CSP 1:
839; LS 4891-4891a; PR 1620-1622; Saccardo 1: 48
Cesati, Mem. Soc. ital. Sci. 4(7): 26. 1882.
Monticelli, Boll. Soc. Naturalisti Napoli 24, 1910. suppl.
Camerano, Boll. Mus. Zool. Anat. comp. Torino 25(632): I-11. 1911.
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. xviii. Jahrh. 105-106. 1936.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. g1. 1966.
COLLECTED works: Opere di Filippo Cavolini. Ristampa a cura della Societa dei
Naturalisti in Napoli. Napoli (Detken e Rocholl) 1gro.
EPONYMY: Caulinia Moench (1802) ; Caulinia Willdenow (1801); Caulinia A. P. de Can-
dolle (1805) ; Caulinites A. T. Brongniart (1828) ; Cavoliana Rafinesque (1819, orth. var. of
Caulinia Willdenow) ; Cavolinia Rafinesque (1818, orth. var. of Caulinia Willdenow).
1068. Phucagrostidum Theophrasti anthesis. Contemplatus est Philippus Caulinus neapoli-
tanus anno 1792 ... Napoli, 1792. Qu. (Phucagr. Theophr. anth.)
Publ.: 1792, p. [i]-xxxv, 2 uncol. copper engr. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 329; PR 1621.
1069. osterae oceanicae Linnaci anthesis. Contemplatus est Philippus Caulinus neapoli-
tinanus. annis 1787 & 1791 ... Napoli 1792. Qu. (Koster. ocean.)
Publ.: 1792, p. [i]-xx, 1 uncol. copper engr. by Cimarelli. Copy: NY.
Reprinted in Konig et Sims, Ann. Bot. 2: 77-98. 1806 with an addition (p. 91-97) by
C. Koenig. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 329; PR 1620.
475
CEJP
Cejp, Karel (1900-x), Czeck mycologist and botanical bibliographer. (Cejp).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 325; Bossert p. 68; Kew 1: 500; LS suppl.
4756-4781.
Fott, Cs. bot. listy 2: 110-112. 1950.
Pilat, Stud. bot. éechosl. 11: 1-6. 1950 (bibl., portr.)
Sebek, Ces. Mykol. 4: 1-3. 1950 (portr.)
Roon, Int. direct. spec. plant tax. 25. 1958.
Futak et Domin, Bibl. fl. CSR 132-133. 1960.
Pilat, Ces. Mykol. 14: 1-3. 1960 (portr., bibl.)
Urban, Preslia 32: 185. 1960 (portr.)
Slavikova, Dej. Ved. Techn. 2: 32-38. 1969 (n.v.)
Pilat, Ces. Mykol. 24: 1-4. 1970 (bibl., portr.)
Urban, Preslia 42: 282-283. 1970 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Cejpia Velenovsky (1934).
Celakovsky, Ladislav Josef (1834-1902), Czeck botanist at Praha, leader of the
Bohemian morphological school bridging typological and evolutionary morphology.
(Celak.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PR.
Rec WH 1 (eds16)i09575)\2))120:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG I: 230, 12(2): 325; Barnhart 1: 325; BFM 688,
2392, 2399; BM 1: 330-331, 6: 192; Bossert p. 68; CSP 1: 858, 6: 620, 7: 361, 9: 478-
479, 12: 148-149, 14: 120; DTS 1: 45; 6(4): 128; IF suppl. 4: 315; Jackson p. 93, 264;
Kew 1: 500-501; PFC 1: xxxvili; PR 1626-1628; Zander ed. 10, p. 644.
Skofitz, Oest. bot. Z. 21: 1-5. 1871 (portr.)
Celakowsky, L. F., S.B. bohm. Ges. Wiss. 40: 7-31. 1902 (bibl.)
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 53: 52-58. 1903 (portr., bibl.)
Worsdell, Nature, Paris, 67: 302. 1903.
Maiwald, Gesch. Bot. Bohm. 244-245. 1904.
Nemec, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 21: (9)-(23). 1904 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 80. 1903, 3(3): 65, 209. 1905.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 512. 1909.
Némec, Véda prir. 15: 289-295. 1934.
Futak et Domin, Bibl. fl. CSR 137-144, 686. 1960.
Cisnerova-Spudilova, Acta Hist. Rer. nat. nec non techn., special issue 1: 103-123. 1965
(C. and plant morphology).
POSTAGE STAMPS: Czechoslovakia 1.60 k. (1962) yv. 1205
1070. Prodromus der Flora von Béhmen enthaltend die wildwachsenden und allgemein
kultivirten Gefasspflanzen des Kénigreiches ... Herausgegeben von dem Comité fiir die
naturwissenschaftliche Durchforschung Béhmens. Praha (Selbstverlag des Comités)
1867-1881. 4 vols., Oct. (Prodr. F. Bohmen).
Vol. r: 1867 (p. viii, 3 Aug 1867), [i]-vili, [1]-112. (Archiv 1, Abt. 3a). Copies: B, G.
Vol. 2: 1871, zweiter Theil enthaltend die Apetalen und Sympetalen, p. [i], [113]-388,
2, Nachtr.], 1 lith., [2, ind.]. (Archiv 2, Abt. 3a). Copies: B, G.
Vol. 3: 1875, Dritter Theil, die Eleutheropetalen, p. [i-iii], 389-691, [7, ind.], [1, tab.].
(Archiv 3, Abt. 3a). Copies: B, G.
Vol. 4: Mar-Mai 188r (p. viii: 24 Feb 1881; Nat. Nov. Jun 1881), Vierter Theil ent-
haltend die Nachtrage bis 1880 nebst Schlusswort, Verzeichnissen und Register,
p. [i-viii], [1, half-title], [693]-955. (Archiv 4, Abt. 3a). Copies: B, G, NY. — Prag (Fr.
Rivnac) 1881.
Archiv fiir die naturwissenschaftliche Landesforschung von Boehmen, Praha. — A Czech
version was published 1868-1883.
476
CELSIUS
Ref.: BEM 688; IF suppl. 4: 315; Jackson p. 264; Kew 1: 501; PR 1628; IDC 5471.
Futak and Domin, Bibl. fl. CSR 138-139. 1960.
Celakovsky, Ladislav Franz (1864-1916), Czeck botanist at Praha, son of L. J.
Celakovsky. (L. F. Celak.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PR.
IRA ES USL OB FXoy,
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 230; Barnhart 1: 325; BM 1: 330, 6: 192; Kew 1:
501.
Degen, Mag. Bot. Lap. 15: 310. 1916.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1917: 141.
Futak et Domin, Bibl. fl. CSR 144. 1960.
1071. Die Myxomyceten Bohmens. Von Dr. Ladislav Celakovsky Sohn. Dissertationsarbeit
aus dem Botanischen Institut der Bohmischen Universitat. (mit fiinf Tafeln). Archiv der
naturwissenschaftlichen Landesdurchforschung von B6hmen VII. Band. Nro 5. (Botan.
Abtheilung.) Prag (In Commission bei Fr. Rivna¢) 1893. Oct. (Myxomyc. Béhmens).
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1893 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1893), p. [1]-80, [81-88 cont., expl.], pl. 7-5, uncol.
liths by author. Copies: G, MO, Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 1: 330; Kew 1: 501; LS 4909-4911.
Celsius, Olof (1670-1756), Swedish theologist at Uppsala, doctor’s degree 1694, pro-
fessor of theology 1736, amateur botanist, teacher and patron of Linnaeus. One of the
founders of the Swedish academy of Sciences. (Celszus).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: I. Flora uplandica herbarium dated Uppsala 1730, 5 volumes, 716
plants collected by Cels and 49 plants collected by Linnaeus. This is the oldest Linnaeus
collection (at S). See KR p. 119.
2. Flora uplandica sive Catalogus etc., dated 1733 (sic not 1753), 6 volumes, 815 plants (at
UPS), see KR p. 119.
3. A few plants (19) collected by Cels are preserved in D. Rolander’s Herbarium fér
Consistorium (at LD).
4. Specimens by Celsius at OXF in Dillenius and Sherard herbaria.
Ref: 1H. 2: 120.
Gertz, Bot. Not. 1925: 113, 1928: 348.
Gertz, Sv. Linné-Sallsk Arsskr. 3: 56-56. 1920, 6: 106-113. 1922, 16: 133-136. 1933.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 145. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 16; Barnhart 1: 326; GR p. 487-488; Kew 1: 501;
KR p. 118-119; LS 4915; PR 1632-1636; Smit p. 1043.
Smith, Corresp. Linnaeus 2: 437-440. 1821.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 183. 1903, 3(3): 8. 1905.
Hulth, Bref skr. Linné 1 (5): 249-255, 260-264. 1911.
Gertz, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 3: 36-56. 1920 (FI. uplandica).
Gertz, Bot. Not. 1925: 113-149 (on his citation of localities in Fl. uplandica).
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 111. 1936.
EPONYMY: Celsia Boehmer (1760); Celsta Linnaeus (1753); Celsioverbascum K. H.
Rechinger & H. Morath (1960). Note: Celsa Vellozo (1825) is dedicated “In memoriam
Cornelii Celsi.”” (Aulus Cornelius Celsus 25BC-50AD).
1072. Huierobotanicon, sive de plantis sacrae scripturae, dissertationes breves ... Uppsala
(Sumtu Auctoris) 1745-1747, 2 vols. Oct. (Hierobotanicon).
Vol. 1: 1745 (p. iv: 1 Mai 1745), p. [i-xvi], [1]-572. Copy: NY.
Vol. 2: 1747, p. [i-iv], [1]-600. Copy: NY.
Amsterdam issue (same sheets) (new t.p.) Amsterdam (J. Wetstenius) 1748. Copy: U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 501; KR p. 119; PR 1636.
Anon., Nova Acta Upsal. 2: 306-307.
477
CESALPINO
Cesalpino, Andrea (lat. Caesalpinus) (1519-1603), Italian botanist, “‘the first orthodox
systematist”’ (L.), professor of medicine and botany at Pisa 1555, Roma 1592. (Cesalpino).
HERBARIUM and types: At FI, dated 1563. Cesalpino is known to have made two her-
baria, one (now lost) for Come I, grand-duke of ‘Tuscany, and one for Alfonso Torna-
buoni, bishop of Florence, now at FI, dated 1563. It consists of 260 sheets with 768 plants
mounted on the sheets, each plant provided with a Greek, Latin and Italian name in
Cesalpino’s own handwriting. The plants are in systematic order.
Ref.: GR p. 529.
Caruel, Illustratio in hortum siccum Andreae Caesalpini, Florence 1858, xii, 128 p.
Parlatore, Coll. bot. Florence 55-57. 1874.
Candolle, Phytographie 402. 1880.
Saint-Lager, Histoire herbiers 67-68. 1885.
Camus, Malpighia 9: 303-304. 1895.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG I: 395, 6(2): 187; Barnhart 1: 327; BM 1: 296;
Bossert p. 69; GR p. 529.; HU 1: 472 [index]; Jackson p. xxx, 27; Kew 1: 503; Langman
p. 176; Moebius p. 488 [index]; PR 1640-1641; Saccardo 1: 49, 2: 30; Smit p. 895, 1043.
Sprengel, Gesch. Bot. 1: 361-364. 1817.
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd., Bibl. méd. 3: 206-211. 1821.
Bertoloni, Opusc. scientifici 3: 270.
Caruel, Nuovo Giorn. bot. Ital. 4: 23-48. 1872.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 161. 1903, 3(3): 177. 1905.
Oliver, Makers Brit. bot. 11-13, 21, 26. 1913.
Viviani, U., Vita e opere di Andrea C., Arezzo 1922.
Capparoni, P., Profili bibliografici dei medici e naturalisti celebri italiani, Roma 1925,
Pp. 25-29 (portr.)
Dorolle, M., Questions péripatéticiennes, Paris 1929 (n.v.)
Castiglioni, Encicl. ital. 9: 866. 1931 (portr.)
Litjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. xviii. Jahrh. 254 [index]. 1936.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 369. 1971.
EPONYMY: Caesalpinia Linnaeus (1753); Caesalpiniodes O. Kuntze (1891).
1073. De plantis libri XVI ... Ad serenissimum Franciscum Medicem, Magnum
Aetruriae Ducem. Florence (Apud Georgium Marescottum) 1583. Qu. (Pl. libri XVI).
Publ.: 1583, p. [i-xl], 1-621, [ind., err. col. 1-10], dated 27 Sep 1583 in colophon. Copies:
MO, NY.
Appendix ad libros de plantis, Roma 1603, Qu., p. I-19 (n.v., see PR 1641 for a descrip-
tion of a copy), reprinted by Boccone, Museo di piante rare 125-132.
Ref.: BM 1: 296; Langman p. 176; LS 4573; PR 1640; SA 1: 150, 2: 547.
Bremekamp, A re-examination of Cesalpino’s classification, Acta Bot. neerl. 1(4):
580-593. 1953 (commentary).
Cesati, Vincenzo barone de (1806-1883), Italian botanist and biohistorian, professor
and director of the Naples botanical garden from 1868-1883. (Ces.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: RO, for duplicates see IH. — Manuscripts and correspondence
e.g. at G. Contributed to Erbario crittogamico italiano (ser. 1, 368 nos., 1858-1867).
Ref.: GR p. 516; IH 1 (ed. 6): 357, 2: 120; Saccardo 2: 30.
Candolle, Phytographie 403. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(3): 520; Barnhart 1: 327; BL 2: 639 [index];
BM 1: 332; Bossert p. 69; CSP 1: 861, 7: 362, 9: 481, 12: 149, 14: 136; DTS 1: 45-46;
GR p. 515-516; IF p. 686; Jackson p. 531 [index]; Kew 1: 503-504; LS 4941-4970,
31963; NI 343-344; PR 1642-1646, 10546; Saccardo 1: 49, 2: 30; Zander ed. 10, p. 644.
Cesati, Saggio 26. 1882.
Britten, J. Bot. 21: 192. 1883.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxvi. 1883.
Roumeguére, Rev. mycol. 5: 77-82. 1883.
478
CESATI
Sella, Atti r. Accad. dei Lincei ser. 3. Trans. 7: 159-162. 1883 (bibl.)
Comes, Atti r. Ist. Incor. Sci. nat. ser. 3. 2: 1-8. 1883.
Anon., Rev. Bot. 2: 111. 1883/4.
Anon., Hedwigia 22(2): 32. 1883.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 161. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 177. 1905.
Lloyd, Mycol. notes 7(3) [no. 70]: 1220. 1923.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 35. 1941.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Cesati contributed to the Erbario crittogamico italiano, see under Anzi.
EPONYMY: Cesatia Endlicher (1838) ; Cesatia Rabenhorst (1850) ; Cesatiella P. A. Saccardo
(1878).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 437-438. 1973.
1074. Stirpes italicae rariores vel novae descriptionibus iconibusque illustratae
Accedunt animadversiones in characteres plantarum pariter tabulis adumbratae. (Ico-
nographia stirpium italicarum universa). Milano (Aloysius Jacobi F. Pirola) 1840
[-1846], 3 fasc. Fol. } (Sterp. ztal. rar.)
Publ.: 1840, 24 pl. with accompanying text. The unnumbered plates are by the author.
Fasc. 1 [pl. 1-8] 1840, 2 [pl. 9-16] 1842, 3 [ pl. 17-24] 1846. Fasc. 1 was entitled Icono-
graphia stirpium italicarum universa. Copy: G.
Ref.: BM 1: 332; Jackson p. 315; Kew 1: 503; NI 343; PR 1644.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 4: 872-875. 18 Dec 1846 (review of fasc. 1-3).
1075. Compendio della flora italiana compilato per cura dei professori V. Cesati, G. Passerini,
E. G. Gibelli. Milano (Francesco Vallardi) [1868-1886], 2 vols. Qu. (Comp. fl. ital.)
Co-authors: Giovanni Passerini (1816-1893), Giuseppe Gibelli (1831-1898).
Publ. in 35 fascicles which were numbered in two ways: as fascicles of the Flora italiana
and as fascicles of the composite work L’Jtalia in which the botany volume was in-
cluded as one of the volumes of the second series (J trattati scientifict sull’ Italia). ‘The
AMD copy is still in its original covers and thus shows the original contents of the
fascicles. The cover of fasc. 1-13, 15-17 and 29 are undated. The dates below are taken
from the covers, Saccardo (1909), and from announcements in Nat. Nov. and Magy.
bot. Lap. The original edition has 100 lithographs, numbered 1-xcix, cl.
parte fascicle pages plates dates
prima I [1]-24 Jan-Jul 1868
[28 pl.] 2 25-48 1868
Acotyl. vasc. 3 49-72 1869
& Monocot. 4 73-96 1869
5 97-120 1869
6 121-136 1870
7 137-168 1870
8 169-184. 1871
9 185-208 1871
prospetto, ind. [‘*209”’-*215”’] 1871
Seconda 10 209-232 1872
Dicot. II 233-256 1872
12 257-280 Jan-Apr 1874
13 281-304 Jan-Apr 1874
14 305-320 Apr 1874
15 321-352 1875
16 353-376 1875
17 377-393 1876
18 394-416 1881 [?]
19 417-440 Aug 1877
20 441-472 1878
QI 473-496 Mai-Dec 1878
479
CESATI
parte fascicle pages plates dates
22 497-520 Dec 1878
23 521-544 Jun 1879
24 545-500 Dec 1879
25 561-592 Jul 1880
26 593-616 Dec 1880
27 617-640 Jul 1881
28 641-664 Jan 1881
29 665-688 Jul 1882
30 689-720 Nov-Dec 1882
31 721-752 Sep 1883
32 753-784 Dec 1883
33 785-816 Dec 1884
34 817-888 Nov 1885
35 889-906 Apr 1886
36 — pl. roo-105 ~~ Apr 1888
37 — pl. 106-111 Nov 1889
Indice generale e correzioni (per cura di Gibelli e Mattirolo) [i]-Ixxii, 1go1.
Original issue: title page as above, no date. Copies: AMD, HH.
1684 issue: 1884, t.p. as above but Milano, Firenze, Napoli, Roma, Torino 1884. Copy:
HH.
1886 issue: 1886, ‘‘Compendio ... Gibelli in due parti/Parte 1. Acotiledoni Vascolari
Monocotiledoni/Parte II. Dicotiledoni,” imprint as 1884 but with date 1886. Copy: HH.
Parte I: [1]-215, pl. 1-28 with letterpress.
Parte IT: [i-iv], [209]-906, pl. 29-96.
Re-issue 1902, 906, Ixxii p., 138 plates, mentioned by NI.
Ref.: BL 2: 333; BM 1: 332; Kew 1: 504 (wrappers only); NI 344; PR 1646, 10546.
Saccardo, Cron. fl. ital. xix. 1909.
Tutin et al., Fl. eur. 2: 395. 1968.
1076. Saggio di una bibliografia algologica italiana. Napoli (Accademia reale delle scienze)
1882. Qu. (Saggio bibl. algol. ital.)
Publ.: Aug-Dec 1882, p. [i-ii], [1]-76, [77]. Copy: PCS. — Reprinted from Mem. Soc.
Ital. Sci. 4 (1882).
Chabert, Alfred (1836-1916), French military surgeon and botanist. (Chabert).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: FI; dupl. B, CN, LY, P.
Refi: VH as(ed.6)3357; 2: 120.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 278; Barnhart 1: 327; BL 2: 140, 198-199;
BM 6: 193; Bossert p. 69; CSP 1: 861, 7: 363, 12: 150, 14: 136; DTS 6(4): 129; PFC 1:
XXXVili-Xxxix, 3(1): vili; Kew 1: 505; Saccardo 1: 50.
Saint-Yves, Bull. Soc. bot. France 64: 18-24. 1917 (bibl.)
Chabert, Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve ser. 2. 9: 15-20. 1917 (bibl.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 35-36. 1941.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 28: 439-440. 1973.
Chaborski, Gabriela (/l. 1918), Swiss microbiologist. (Chaborski).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
Ref.: LS suppl. 4816.
1077. Recherches sur les levures thermophiles et cryophiles, thése présentée a la Faculté des
Sciences de ’Université de Genéve pour l’obtention du grade de docteur és sciences
physiques. Genéve (Jent) 1918. Oct. [Université de Genéve, Institut de Botanique ...
thése no. 627] (Rech. levures).
480
CHALON
Publ.: 1919 (p. ii: 15 Mar 1919), p. [i-ii], [1]-51. Copies: BR, MO. — Also published Bull.
Soc. Bot. Genéve ser. 2. 11: 70-116. 1919.
Ref.: LS suppl. 4816.
Chabrey, Dominique (lat. Chabraecus) (1610-1669), Swiss physician and botanist at
Genéve, Montbéliard and Yverdon. (Chabrey).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 328; BM 1: 333; Bossert p. 69; GR p. 639;
HA 1: 383-384; HU 304, 349; Jackson p. xxxii, 28, 29; Kew 1: 505-506; Langman p.
198; LS 4981-4982; NI 345; PR 1650.
Candolle, Hist. bot. genev. 5-8. 37. 1830.
Duvernois, Notices sur quelques médecins, naturalistes et agronomes nés ou établis a
Montbéliard dés le 16me siécle 52-54. 1835.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: xxvil-xxvill. 1857.
Bruhin, Jahresb. Erziehungsanstalt Maria Einsiedeln 1862/3: 17.
Montet, A. de, Dict. biogr. Genevois Vaudois 1: 138. 1877.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 27. 1906.
Bord, Aesculape Mai 1938: 4.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 170-171. 1940 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Historiae plantarum generalis 1629 (with J. Bauhin, q.v., and J. H.
Cherler), Historiae plantarum universalis, 1650-1651 (with idem).
EPONYMY: Chabraea A. P. de Candolle (1812).
Chaillet, Jean Frédéric de (1747-1839), Swiss soldier and plant collector. (Chaillet).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: material at G, G-DC, L (presumably), NEU.
Ref.: 1H 2: 121.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(2): 590; Barnhart 1: 328; Frank 3 (Anh.): 17;
PR after 1650.
Anon., Verh. Schw. naturf. Ges. 24: 188-190. 1837.
Candolle, Mém. Soc. Sci. Neuchatel 2 (suppl.): 1-8. 1839.
Blumer und Miiller, Schweiz. Z. Pilzk. 49: 100. 1971.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 213-214. 1974.
Chalmers, James (d. before 1834), Scottish algologist. (7. Chalmers).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Only collections known: Algae scoticae; or dried specimens of
plants belonging to the order of algae; collected in Scotland. (vol. 1, nos. 1-50) Glasgow
1826. At BM, FH, G, K, NY, TCD.
Ref te? -sror.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 63-64. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 328; BB p. 61.
Hooker, Ann. Bot. 16: xxxili, cxx-cxxi. 1902.
Chalon, Jean Charles Antoine (1846-1921), Belgian botanist. (Chalon).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown, material at B and DIN.
Ref Wa, 21 ot.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 328; BL 2: 30; BM 1: 334, 6: 194; Bossert
p. 69; CSP 7: 365, 9: 483, 12: 150, 14: 141; Jackson p. 72, 94, 136, 447; Kew 1: 508;
PR 1652-1653.
Marchal, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 55: 7-17. 1922 (portr., bibl.)
481
CHALON
Evens, Geschiedenis der algologie in Belgié 104, 147-148. 1933 (portr.)
Georlette, Quelques botanistes belges 27-32. 1949.
1078. Revue des Loranthacées. Mons (Hector Manceaux) 1870. Duod. (Rev. Loranth.)
Publ.: 1870, p. [1]-90, [91, cont.]. Copy: U. — Reprinted or preprinted from Mém. Publ.
Soc. Sci. Arts Lettres Hainaut ser. 3. vol. 4.
Ref.: BM 1: 334; CSP 12: 150 (gives another source) ; Jackson p. 136; Kew 1: 508.
1079. Projet de liste des algues marines comprises entre l’embouchure de l’Escaut et la
Corogne [incl. iles anglo-normandes]. Namur (Ad. Wesmael-Charlier) 1904. Oct.
(Projet liste alg. mar.)
Publ.: 1904, p. [1]-19. Copy: BR.
1080. Liste des algues marines observées jusqu’a ce jour entre l’embouchure de |’ Escaut et
la Corogne (incl. iles anglo-normandes). Antwerpen (J. E. Buschmann) 1905. Oct.
(Liste alg. mar.)
Publ.: Feb 1905 (t.p.; Nat. Nov. Mai 1905), p. [i-iii], [1]-259. Copies: BR, PCS.
Ref.: BM 6: 194; Kew 1: 508.
Chamisso, Ludolf Adelbert von (Chamisseau de Boncourt, Louis Charles Adelaide)
(1781-1838), French born German poet, author, explorer and naturalist, creator of
Peter Schlemihl. (Cham.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The first set of the collections made on the voyage of the Rurik
(1815-1818) is at LE, duplicates in many herbaria. Chamisso’s own herbarium was also
acquired by LE.
Rejacmilern (CGO) 1 3575 2sabote
Anon., Flora 26: 246. 1843.
Candolle, Phytographie, 403. 1880.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natural. Moscou 59(1): 283. 1884.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIoGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 331; Barnhart 1: 330; BM 1: 335; Bossert
p. 70; CSP 1: 869-870; Kew 1: 511; Langman p. 199; Laségue p. 371-373; MW p. 71;
PR 1656-1657; Smit 896-897; TR 241-243; Zander ed. 10, p. 644.
Anon., Flora 21: 568. 1838.
Schlechtendal, Linnaea 13: 93-112. 1839 (C. as a botanist).
Schlechtendal, London J. Bot. 2: 481-491. 1843.
Ascherson, Fl. Prov. Brandenburg 1: 3. 1860.
Fulda, Chamisso und seine Zeit, Leipzig 1881, x, 224 p.
Embacher, Lexikon der Reisen 73-74. 1882.
Du Bois-Reymond, Adelbert von Chamisso, Rede. Leipzig 1889, 64 p. (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 111, 122. 1903, 3(3): 121. 1905.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 27. 1906.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 11-12. 1906.
Mobius, Beih. bot. Centralbl. 36(2): 270-306. 1918.
Leffmann, Amer. J. Pharm. 97: 443-445. 1925.
Mahr, Stanford Univ. Publ. Univ. Ser., Hist., Econ., Polit. Sci. 2(2). 1932. (Visit Rurik
to San Fr. 1816).
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 117. 1936.
Eastwood, Quart. Calif. hist. Soc. 18(4): 338. 1939.
Hultén, Bot. Not. 1940: 298-299.
Schmid, G., Chamisso als Naturforscher, Leipzig 1942, 176 p. (important bibl.)
Eastwood, Leaflets western Bot. 4: 17-21. 1944.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males ser. 1. 1: 104-105. 1950 (portr.)
Bessler, Wiss. Z. Martin-Luther Univ. Halle-Wittenberg, Math.-Nat. Reihe 4(1): 137-
151. 1954.
Ewan, A century of progress in the natural sciences, San Francisco 1955, p. 46.
Anon., Der Tagesspiegel 4 Aug 1959 (on the bronze relief portr. at B.)
Stresemann, Forschungen und Fortschritte 33(5): 129-130. 1959 (C. in 1825).
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 151. 1961.
482
CHAMISSO
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 92. 1966.
Bernardi, Musées de Genéve 95: 2-6. 1969.
EPONYMY: Adelbertia C. F. Meissner (1838); Camissonia [sic] Link (1818); Chamissoa
Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1818, nom. cons.); Chamissomneia O. Kuntze (1891);
Chamissoniophila V. A. Brand (1929).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 215-216. 1974.
1081. Adnotationes quaedam ad floram berolinensem C. S. Kunthii [no imprint] Oct. (Adnot. fl.
berol.)
Publ.: Typographically independent pamphlet, p. [1]-13, issued 1815 with F. Walter,
Verzeichniss der auf den Friedlandischen Giitern cultivirten Gewachse, Nebst einem
Beitrage zur Flora der Mittelmark, ed. 3. [Berlin] 1815. Copies: B, G.
Ref.: PR 9977; Schmid ga.
1082. De plantis in expeditione speculatoria Romanzoffiana observatis rationem dicunt,
in Linnaea i-x, 1826-1836.
Co-author: Diederich Franz Leonhard von Schlechtendal (1794-1866).
vol. part pages content author dates
I I I-II Introduction Chamisso Jan 1826
II-13 ““Succedit”’ Schlechtendal Jan 1826
14-64. Crucif.-Caryoph. C+S Jan 1826
65-73 Lineae C+S& Jan 1826
Schiede
2 165-226 Plantagineae-Primulaceae C+S Apr 1826
3 333-405 Umbbellif.-Araliac. C+S$S Aug-Oct 1826
4. 511-570 ~~ Ericac.-Fumar. C+8 Oct-Dec 1826
2 I 1-37 Rosaceae C+S8 Jan 1827
2 145-233 Violac.-Potamogeton C+8 Apr 1827
3 345-379 Salicarieae C+S8 Aug-Oct 1827
Ge ul’’)
4. 541-611 ~~ Rosac. (Suppl.)-Scroph. (pp) C+S Oct-Dec 1827
(Oct)
3 I 1-24 Scroph. (pp) C+S8 Jan 1828
25-35 Orchid. arcticae Chamisso Jan 1828
36-63 Polygon. C+58 Jan 1828
2 115-141 Hyperic.-Caprifol. C+S Apr 1828
3 199-233 Loranth.-Rubiac. (pp) C+S Jul-Oct 1828
(eyes)
4 309-366 Rubiac. (pp) C+58 Oct-Dec 1828
(Oct?)
367-377 Juncaceae E. Meyer Oct-Dec 1828
GOct2)
4 I 1-36 Rubiac. (pp) C+S Jan 1829
37-42 Campanulac. Artic. Chamisso Jan 1829
2 129-202 Rubiac. (pp) C+8 Apr 1829
3 435-450 Boragineae Chamisso Jul 1829
4. 451-496 Boragineae Chamisso Oct-Dec 1829
(SOct)
497-508 Aquatics Chamisso Oct-Dec 1829
(GOcts)
5 I 43-59 Rutaceae Chamisso Jan 1830
6 I 76-82 Labiatae Bentham Apr-Dec 1831
83-170 Synanthereae (pp) C.F. Lessing Apr-Dec 1831
2 209-260 Synanthereae (pp) C.F. Lessing 1831
3 501-528 Synanth. (Addend.) C.F. Lessing 1831
4. 528-592 Arcticae Chamisso 1831/2
(ee? I 83 1)
483
CHAMISSO
vol. part pages content author dates
ele 105-128 — Verben. Chamisso 1832
2 207-212 ~— Aristoloch. Chamisso 1832
213-272 Verben. Chamisso 1832
3 364-379 Verben. Chamisso 1832
726 Verben. (Addend.) Chamisso Mar-Apr 1833
4 542-500 Bignonieae (pp) Chamisso 1832
5 653-723 Bignonieae (pp) Chamisso 1832
6 723-726 Sesameae Chamisso Mar-Apr 1833
(**1832”)
Shame? 169-192 Ranunc.-Guttif. Schlechtendal 1833
193-228 Campanul.-Goodenov. Chamisso 1833
Onn3 368-402 Melast. (pp) Chamisso 1834
4 428-460 Melast. (pp) Chamisso early 1835
(“1834”)
LOe? et 32-50 Melast. (pp) Chamisso 13-19 Sep1835
2 217-218 Melast. (suppl.) Chamisso Dec 1835
5 582-603 Legum. Th. Vogel Jul-Aug 1836?
Ref.: Kew 1: 511, see also Schmid (1942).
1083. Uebersicht der nutzbarsten und schddlichsten Gewdchse, welche wild oder angebaut in
Norddeutschland vorkommen. Nebst Ansichten von der Pflanzenkunde und dem
Pflanzenreiche. Berlin (Ferdinand Diimmler) 1827. Oct. (Uebers. nutzb. schddl. Gew.)
Publ.: early 1827 (printing terminated autumn 1826), p. [i]-viii, [1]-526. Copies: B, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 335; PR 1657; Schmid 57.
1034. Reise um die Welt mit der Romanzoffischen Entdeckungsexpedition in den Jahren
1815-18 auf der Brigg Rurik, Cpt. Otto von Kotzebue. (Tagebuch, Bemerkungen und
Ansichten) Leipzig (Weidmann) 1836. 2 vols. Duod. (Reise Welt).
Vol. 1: 1836 (pref. Apr 1835), frontispiece portrait of Chamisso, p. [i-vi], [1]-436. Copy:
NY
Vol. 2: 1836, frontispiece, [i]-viii, [1]-396. Copy: NY. Forms Bd. 1-2 of the Weidmann
collected edition of Adelbert von Chamisso’s Werke, Erster Band 1836, Zweiter Band 1836.
Unchanged reprint in Werke ed. 2, Leipzig 1842; ed. 3, Leipzig 1852; ed. 4, Berlin
1856; ed. 5, in vols. 3 and 4, Berlin 1864.
Ref.: BM 1: 335; PR 1656; Schmid 117-118.
Champion, John George (1815-1854), British soldier and botanist, in Ceylon (1838-
1847), in Hong Kong (1847-1850). (Champ.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: K, incl. mss.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 330; BB p. 62; Bretschneider p. 374; CSP 1:
870; DNB 10: 33; Kew 1: 511; MW p. 71; Zander ed. 10, p. 644.
Anon., Gard. Chron. 1854: 819-820; Bot. Zeit. 13: 488. 1855.
Anon., Rev. hortic. ser. 4. 4: 140. 1855 (from Gard. Chron.)
Anon., A sketch of the life of John Georg Champion, London 1855.
Bentham, Flora Hongkongensis 8*-9*. 1861.
Boulger, in T1imen and Hooker, Hand-book Flora Ceylon 5: 375. 1900.
EPONYMY: Championia G. Gardner (1846).
Champy, P. (fl. 1844), French author. (Champy).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 330; BM 1: 335; Jackson p. 347; NI 346;
PR 1660, ed. 1: 1800.
484
CHAPMAN
1085. Flore algérienne, avec texte descriptif des plantes, arbustes et arbres indigénes, dont
un grand nombre est cultivé au Jardin des plantes a Paris, par Champy, Attaché au
Jardin du Roi, ornée de 40 planches dessinées et lithographiées par Th. Toulet de Paris.
Paris 1844. Oct. (Fl. algér.)
Publ.: 1844, before Oct (rev. Buchinger, Flora 14 Oct 1844), p. [i]-vii, [1]-53, 47 pl. Copy:
Koninklijke Bibliotheek, the Hague. — Note by Pritzel: ““L’ouvrage que nous publions,
nest pas un traité de botanique ... Verba editoris.” — The 41 lithographs (fronti-
spiece and nos. 1-40) are difficult to surpass in lack of quality. On the original cover
they are referred to as 72 sujets coloriés (many plates show two plants). However,
copies with uncoloured plates were also available. — The book was evidently brought
out in a fit of nationalism because of the then recent conquest of Algeria: “‘T,’Algérie
est désormais francaise’? (introduction by the editor J. Delahaye). The text, 53 p.,
contains many aberrant spellings of scientific names of plants; all these variant ortho-
graphies should be treated as unintentional errors which are not validly published. —
The identity of the author remains somewhat mysterious.
Ref.: BM 1: 335; Jackson p. 347; NI 346; PR 1660.
Cosson et Durieu de Maisonneuve, Fl. Algérie, Phanér. (3): xxiii. 1868.
Cosson, Comp. fl. atl. 1: 25. 1881.
Chapman, Alvan Wentworth (1809-1899), American physician and botanist in
Florida. (Chapm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The types of the 1860 Flora are in the Chapman herbarium that
went to Columbia University in 1876, now NY. According to Hitchcock (List 1: 3) the
types of ed. 2 and ed. 3 were presumably in the Chapman herbaria that went to the
Biltmore herbarium, which was later partly destroyed, the salvaged portion now being
at US. Further Chapman collections are listed by AUA, BUF, E, MO, NA, and OXF.
Chapman letters are at NY (Torrey corr.), GH (to Asa Gray), MO (to Engelmann).
Ref ew wa(edi6) 2957. 0%) 120:
Candolle, Phytographie 403. 1880.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 31. 1902.
Jones, Castanea 26: 127-128. 1961.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 145. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 69. 1970.
Martin, zm Lenley et al., Index corr. Torrey 450. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 332; BL 1: 161, 172; BM 1: 336, 6: 195;
Bossert p. 70; CSP 12: 152, 14: 154; DAB 4: 16-17; Jackson p. 361; Kew 1: 515;
Langman p. 149; ME 1: 171, 3: 441, 485; PR 1665; Zander ed. 10, p. 644.
Lawson-Scribner, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 20: 331-332. 1893.
Sargent, Silva 7: 110, 1895.
Mohr, Bot. Gaz. 27: 473-478. 1899 (portr.), (repr. NY).
Ruge, Gulf Fauna and Flora Bull. 1(1): 1-5. 1899 (portr.)
Trelease, Amer. Naturalist 33 (no. 392): 643-646. 1899 (portr.), (repr. 5 p. NY).
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 30-31. 1898, 3: 31. 1902.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 193. 1905.
Kelly, Some Amer. medical botanists 163-164. 1914.
Barnhart, in Kelly and Burrage, Amer. Med. Biogr. 206-207. 1920.
Kimbal, J. New York Bot. Gard. 22: 1-12. 1921.
Rodgers, John Torrey 338. 1942, Amer. Bot. 326. 1944.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 223. 1945.
Humphrey, Makers North Amer. Bot. 50-51. 1961.
Rogerson, NAF ser. 2. 5: 234. 1965.
Ewan, DSB 196-197. 1971 (bibl.)
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23: 706. 1974 (portr.)
NOTE: Chapman’s first name is often spelled Alvin; Ewan (1971) states that his own re-
port to Amherst College alumni, 17 Dec 1872, reads Alvan.
EPONYMY: Chapmannia J. Torrey & A. Gray (1838).
CHAPMAN
1086. Flora of the southern United States: containing abridged descriptions of the flowering
plants and ferns of Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi,
and Florida: arranged according to the natural system ... The ferns by Daniel C. Eaton.
New York (Ivison, Phinney & Co.) 1860. Oct. (Fl. South. U.S.)
First edition: 14, Aug 1860 (p. vi: 26 Mar 1860, rev. Gray, Am. J. Sci. 80: 137-138, Jul
1860, sic.), p. [i*], [i]-xxxvill, [1]-621. Copy: US.
Reissue: 1865, p. [i*], [i]-xxxviii, [1]-621. Copy: BM — according to PR identical with
1860 issue.
Second edition: New York (Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Co.) 1883 (p. vi: 26 Dec 1882;
Nat. Nov. Jul 1883), p. [1]-xxxviii, [1]-602 [reissue of ed. 1, followed by a new supple-
ment:] 603-673, [original index] 685-694, [index to suppl.:] 695-698. Copy: US.
Second edition: reissue, New York (Ivison, Blakeman & Company) 1887, same as 1883 but
with t.p. 1887. Copy: NY.
Second edition: reissue New York (Ivison, Blakeman & Company) 1889, same as 1883 but
with t.p. 1889. Copies: US (2).
Reprint, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago (American Book Company) [1892] (p. vi: 10
Aug 1892) with a second supplement, p. 675-703; p. [i]-xxxviil, [1]-724. Copy: NY.
Third edition: Cambridge, Mass. (Cambridge Botanical Supply Company) 1897 (p. v:
4 Dec 1896), p. [i]-xxxix, [1]-641, entirely reset. Copies: US (2).
Third edition: reissue New York, Cincinnati, Chicago (American Book Company) s.d.
[1897], p. [1]-xxxix, [1]-655. Copy: US.
Ref.: BL 1: 161; BM 1: 336, 6: 195; Jackson p. 361; Kew 1: 515; ME 3: 485; PR 1665;
SK p. clxxv.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 30. 1898.
Merrill, Castanea 13: 61-70. 1948 (unlisted binomials).
Shinners, Sida 1: 9-10. 1962 (critique).
Chapman, Frederick (1864-1943), British palaeobiologist who worked in Australia.
(F’. Chapman).
COLLECTIONS: BM, also National Museum, Melbourne.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 246; Barnhart 1: 332; BM 1: 336;
CSP 14: 156; HR; Kew 1: 515; Quenstedt p. 79.
Anon., Hist. Brit. Mus. nat. Hist. 1: 277. 1904.
Brady, Australia unlimited, Melbourne 1934, portr. opposite p. 128.
Parr and Colliver, Vict. Natural. 60: 152-154. 1944.
Chardon Palacios, Carlos Eugenio (1897-1965), Puerto-Rican botanist and phyto-
pathologist, educated at Cornell University. (Chardén).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BPI, RPPR.
Ref.; 1H. 1 (ed. 6): 957, 2: 122.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 334; Bossert p. 71; Kew 1: 518; Langman p.
200; LS suppl. 4859-4869.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1055. 1940.
Kern, Mycologia 57: 839-844. 1965 (portr., bibl.)
Charpentier, Jean G. F. de (1786-1855), German born Swiss geologist, conchologist
and botanist, director of the mines of the canton Waadt (Vaud). (Charpentier).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LAU (32.000).
Reco Ur 2 sto"
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 16. 1941.
Meyer and Elsasser, ‘Taxon 22: 375-404. 1973.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BiocRAPHY: AG 6(1): 857; Barnhart 1: 335; BM 1: 338; CSP 1: 878,
6: 621; Quenstedt p. 79; Saccardo 1: 50.
486
CHATIN
Picot de Lapeyrouse, Hist. abr. Fl. Pyren. xvii. 1813.
Lebert, Mitt. naturf. Ges. Ziirich 4: 184-197. 1856.
Lardy, Bull. Soc. géol. de France ser. 2. 13: 17-21. 1856.
Lebert, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 60: 140-154. 1877.
Lebert, Arch. Sc. phys. nat. 60: 272-285. 1877.
Lugeon et al., Bull. Soc. Vaud. Sci. nat. 53: 465-499. 1920.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 36. 1941.
Endress, Gesnerus 26: 213-232. 1969.
EPONYMY : Charpentiera Gaudichaud-Beaupré (1829).
Chase, Mary Agnes (née Merrill) (1869-1963), American agrostologist. (Chase).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: US; further details see IH.
IAPS Wel 1h (el, O)2 Beh AS wees
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 335; BL 1: 290; Bossert p. 71; Kew 1: 519;
Langman p. 200-201; MW p. 72: MW suppl. p. 35.
Roon, Int. direct. plant tax. 26. 1958.
Fosberg and Swallen, Taxon 8: 145-151. 1959 (portr., bibl.).
Stern, Pl. Science Bull. 9(4): 10. 1963.
Chastenay, Victorine de (1770---1830), French botanist. (Chastenay).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 338; Plesch p. 175; PR 1671.
Candolle, Mémoires et Souvenirs 517. 1862.
EPONYMY: Chastenaea A. P. de Candolle (1828).
1087. Calendrier de Flore, ou études de fleurs d’aprés nature par Madame V. D. C.
*REREEEE || | Paris (Imprimerie de Crapelet, chez Maradan) 1802-1803, 3 vols. Oct.
(Calendr. Fl.)
Vol. 1: 20 Mai 1802 (JT), p. [i]-xxxii, [1]-397. Copies: MICH, NY, USDA.
Vol. 2: 20 Mai 1802 (JT), p. [1-11], [1]-535. Copies: NY, USDA.
Vol. 3: Mai 1803 (BH), p. [i*-iti*], [i]-xvi, [1]-522. Copies: MICH, NY, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 295, 338; Plesch p. 175; PR 1671.
Chatin, Gaspard Adolphe (1813-1901), French plant anatomist, director of the Paris
Ecole de Pharmacie. (Chatin).
HERBARIUM and Types: NA (probably dupl.)
Rep ier s(ede'6)) 2017.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 682; Barnhart 1: 335; BM 1: 338; Bossert p. 71;
CSP 1: 885-888, 7: 377-378, 9: [n.v.], 12: 152, 14: 178-1793; Jackson p. 44, 92, 98; Kew
1: 520-521; Langman p. 201; LS 5005-5053<.
Chatin, Notice sur les travaux scientifiques de M. Ad. Chatin, Versailles 1866, xu, 102 p.
(Copy: MO).
Bonnier, Rev. gén. Bot. 13: 97-108. 1901 (bibl.).
Bornet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 48: 26-38. 1901 (portr.) (also repr. p. 1-12).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(3): 98. 1905 (portr.).
Magnin, Ann. Soc. bot. Lyon 32: 139. 1907.
Anon., Bull. Soc. mycol. Fr. 25: frontisp. portr. 1909.
Constantin, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 10. 16: Xxxv-xxxvi. 1934 (portr.).
1088. Anatomie comparée des végétaux. Paris (J. B. Bailliére et Fils) [1856-]1892. Oct.
(Anat. comp. vég.)
Part I: Plantes aquatiques, in two livraisons:
487
CHATIN
1: [1]-48, pl. 1-10. 1856. Copies: G, MO (has cover 1862), NY, US.
2: 49-96, pl. 11-20. 1856. Copies: G, MO (has cover 1862), NY, US.
Part II: Plantes parasites, in twelve livraisons:
3: [1]-48, pl. r-r0. 1856.
4: 49-96, pl. 11-20. 1856.
5:.97-114, pl. 21-30. 1856.
6: 145-192, pl. 31-40. 1857.
7: 193-240, pl. 41-50. 1857.
8: 241-288, pl. 51-60. 1857.
9: 289-336, pl. 61-70. 1858.
0: 337-384, pl. 71-80. 1859.
11: 385-432, pl. 81-go. possibly 1862.
12: 433-480, pl. gobis, g2bis, 91-100. possibly 1862.
13: 481-528, pl. ror-107, 109-110 dated with special label Jan 1865.
14: 529-560, p. [i]-xvi, [i*-11*]. 1892.
The completed volume was issued 1892 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1892). Copies: G, MO (not in
original covers), NY, p. [i]-xv, [1]-560, Atlas (G, MO) p. [i-iii], pl. 1-372, 3rbis, g1ter,
32-90, gobis, 91, 92, g2bis, 93-107, 109-110, in all 113 pl. (pl. 108 was never issued; is in fact
g2bis). Plates: uncol. liths. by de Ligneville, Chatin, Lagesse.
Ref.: Jackson p. 44; Kew p. 521.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 15: 9-12. 2 Jan 1857 (rev. fasc. 1-4; via Bibl. Univ. Geneve).
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 7: 32-34. 1860.
1089. La Truffe/Etude des conditions générales de la production truffiére. Paris (Bou-
chard-Huzard) 1869. Duod. (in sixes) (Truffe).
Ed. 1: 1869, p. [i-iii], [1]-202, pl. r-2, uncol. lith., 3 tabl. Copies: MICH, Stevenson.
Ed. 2: Apr-Mai 1892 (p. xii: 8 Apr 1892; Nat. Nov. Jun 1892, Jul 1892), “La Truffe/
Botanique de la Truffe et des plantes truffiéres/sol, climat, pays producteurs, compo-
sition chimique, culture, récolte, commerce/fraudes, qualités alimentaires, conserves,
preparations culinaires ... Avec 15 planches imprimées en couleurs.” Paris (J. B.
Bailliére et fils) 1892 Oct., p. [i]-xii, [1]-370, pl. 1-75, chromoliths by E. Boudier.
Copies: MICH, Stevenson, US. — LS 5023 mentions another issue (Corbeil, Impr.
Crété) 1892 (n.v.). This may not be different because the Paris Bailliére edition was
printed by Crété at Corbeil (see p. [1i]).
Ref.: BM 1: 338; Kew p. 521; LS 5007, 5022, 5023; Plesch p. 175; PR 1678.
Chaubard, Louis Athanase (Anastase) (1781-1854), French botanist and palae-
ontologist. (Chaub.)
HERBARIUM and types: The types of the Nouvelle flore du Péloponnése are at P and PC,
Further material at FI, G, W. — Grumman mentions Flore agenaise material (150 parts)
at TL.
Ref.: GR p. 270; 1H 2: 123.
Candolle, Phytographie 403. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 809, 6(2): 793; Barnhart 1: 336; BM 1: 339;
CSP 1: 888; DBF 8: 327; GR p. 270; Kew 1: 522; PR p. 61.
Anon., Flora 37: 208, 336. 1854; Bot. Zeit. 12: 328. 1854.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Nat. Moscou 60: 283-284. 1884.
Clos, Bull. Soc. bot. France 40: 243-250. 1893.
Debeaux, Rev. bot. Bull. mens. 13: 3-6. 1895.
Astre, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Toulouse 101: 173. 1966.
NOTE: The DSB (1959) account gives 18 Mar 1781 as the birth-date, and “Louis Atha-
nase”’ as christian names; earlier accounts have b. 17 Aug 1785 and “Louis Anastase.”’
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Bory de Saint-Vincent and Chaubard, Expédition scientifique de Moree.
1832 (see Bory); for Chaubard’s part in the compilation of Saint-Amans, Flore agénaise,
see Clos, cited above.
EPONYMY: Chaubardia H. G. Reichenbach (1852) ; Chaubardiella L. A. Garay (1969).
488
CHAUMETON
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 217-218. 1974.
togo. Nouvelle flore du Péloponnése et des Cyclades, entiérement revue, corrigée et augmentée
par M. Chaubard, pour les Phanérogames et M. Bory de Saint-Vincent, pour les Crypto-
games, les agames, les considérations générales, la distribution des espéces par familles
naturelles et ce qui a rapport au habitat. Paris (F. G. Levrault), Strasbourg (id.) 1838.
Fol. (Now. fl. Pélop.)
Co-author: Jean Baptiste Geneviéve Marcellin, Baron de Bory de Saint-Vincent (1778-
1846), see under Bory.
Publ.: 18 Jun 1838 (presented to Académie des Sciences on 18 Jun 1838; Nouv. Ann.
Voyages Sci. Géogr. 79 (231): 121-125. Jul 1838, BF 18 Aug 1838, Allg. Bibl. Deut.
31 Aug 1838, Flora 28 Sep 1838), p. [1i-viii], [1]-87, [88, err.], pl. 1-42, (41 copper
engravings, one lith.; 34, 37, 40, 41 col.). Copies: G, PCS. — Originally published in
Expédition scientifique de Morée, sect. des sciences physiques, vol. 3(2), Botanique,
Paris 1832-1838, see Bory.
Ref.: BM 1: 339; GF p. 51; NI 213; PR 1027.
Chaumeton, Francois Pierre (1775-1819), French army physician, pharmacist and
botanist. (Chaumeton).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 337; BM 1: 339; CSP 1: [889 in PR];
Jackson p. 201, 276; Kew 1: 522; Langman p. 201; NI 349; PR 1679-1681.
Balland, Les pharmaciens militaires francais 279. 1913.
togt. Flore médicale, décrite par F. P. Chaumeton [vols. 3-6: Chamberet et Poiret],
peinte par Madame E. P[ancoucke] et par P. J. F. Turpin [vol. 2-6: Ouvrage entiére-
ment neuf]. Paris (C. L. F. Pancoucke) 1814-1818. 6 vols. Oct. (in part in fours). [Flore
du dictionnaire des sciences médicales] (Fl. méd.)
Co-authors: [vols. 3-6:] Jean Baptiste Jos. César Tyrbas de Chamberet; Jean Louis Marie
Poiret (1755-1834).
Artists: Mme Ernestine Panckoucke (x-1860) ; Pierre Jean Francois Turpin (1755-1840).
Volumes 7 (septiéme et dernier) 1819 and 8 (septiéme, sic) 1820 see under Poiret et Turpin.
Octavo edition, published in go parts, each with 4 coloured copper engravings. Precise
dating of parts possible with BH information.
Vol. 1: 1814, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-209, corr. pages [1, avis], 61, 61bis, 62bis, 63, pl. 1-58, 33bis,
54bts (livr. 1-15).
Vol. 2: 1815, p. [i-iii], [1]-256, pl. 59-116, 83bis, rr2bis (livr. 16-30).
Vol. 3: 1816, p. [i-iv], [1]-265, pl. 117-172, r20bis, 123bis, regbis, r48bis (livr. 31-45).
Vol. 4: 1817, p. [1]-266, pl. 173-23rbis (livr. 46-60).
Vol. 5: 1818, p. [i-ii], [1]-280, pl. 232-297 (livr. 46-60).
Vol. 6: 1818, p. [1]-271, pl. 292-349, 307bis, 333bis (livr. 76-go).
Copies: B, BR, CAS, G, MICH, NY. — The HU copy has the same plates but slightly
different page numbers. The BR and G copies have a plate 350 (349bis).
Quarto editions: Our information on these is still incomplete. These editions (or issues)
all have the same plates as the octavo edition but the text pages accompanying the
plates are not numbered. The information in the literature is complex and not always
clear.
1628-1830, Paris (C. L. F. Panckoucke), 3 vols. (presumably of 6, 1828-1832), ‘‘nouvelle
publication.” Copies: MO (mixed set), NY (1-3).
z: 1828, p. [i]-xv, pl. 1-58, 33bis, 54bis, with text accompanying plates livr. 1-15.
2: 1829, p. [i-ili], pl. 56-116, 83bis, rr2bis (also in MO).
3: 1830, p. [i-ili], pl. 117-145, r20bis, r23bis, r2gbis, rg8bis (MO copy: pl. 117-172 and
bis pl.).
1833-1835, Paris (C. L. F. Panckoucke), 6 vols., ‘‘nouvelle publication.”
Copies: HU, MICH, MO, Composition HU copy (bis nos. not noted) :
1: 1833, p. [i]-xi, pl. 1-58. 4: 1834, p. [i-ii], pl. 173-230.
2: 1833, p. [i-ili], pl. 59-176. 5: 1834, p. [i-iii], pl. 232-291.
3: 1833, p. [i-ili], pl. 177-169. 6: 1835, p. [i-ili], pl. 292-349.
489
CHAUMETON
1842-1845, Paris (Imprimerie de Panckoucke), 6 vols., all t.p.’s: “Flore médicale dé-
crite par M. M. Chaumeton, Poiret, Chamberet, peinte par Mme E. Panckoucke
et par M. J. Turpin nouvelle publication.” Copy: BR (bis nos. not noted) :
1: 1842, p. [i]-xii, pl. 1-58. 4: 1844, p. [1-11], pl. 177-297.
2: 1844, p. [i], pl. 59-116. 5: 1844, p. [i-ii], pl. 232-291.
3: 1844, p. [i-ui], pl. 177-172. 6: 1845, p. [1-i1], pl. 292-349.
Other issues: Pritzel mentions a folio edition and a special edition of two copies ‘‘duo in
membrana sunt impressa ....’’ The original publisher’s announcement of Aug 1814
mentioned a regular octavo edition, twenty quarto copies, 5 folio copies, and one on
vellum.
Ref.: BM 1: 3393; GF p. 53; Jackson p. 201; 276; Kew 1: 522; Langman p. 201; NI 349;
Plesch p. 176; PR 1679; IDC 6219.
Chauvin, Francois Joseph (1797-1859), French algologist. (Chawv.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: CN. — Exsiccatae: Algues de la Normandie, recueillies et publiées, la
partie des Articulées par M. Roberge [Michel Robert Roberge x-1864], et la partie des
Inarticulées par F. J. Chauvin (Fasc. 1-8, nos. 1-200) Caen 1826-1838. Sets at B, BM,
CN, FH, G, L, LG, NEU, PC, UPS, TL. Reliquiae chauvinianae were distributed around
1860 (Flora 43: 190-192. 1860, Bot. Zeit. 18: tog-111. 1860) ; they included parts of the
Algues de la Normandie.
Refer (ede(6) 7957522 123.
Anon., Flora 42: 256. 1859.
Frémy, “‘Les algues de Normandie” de Chauvin, revision critique. Caen 1925 (see
under Frémy).
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 64. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 337; BM 1: 339; CSP 1: 892; IF p. 686;
Jackson p. 155; Kew 1: 522; PR 1680-1681.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 17: 132. 1859, Flora 42: 158-159. 1859.
Lenormand, Notice biographique sur M. Chauvin. Caen 1859, 32 p., copy: NY, repr.
from Mém. Acad. Sci., Arts et Belles-Lettres de Caen; see also Bull. Soc. bot. France 7:
140. 1860.
Brébisson, Fl. Normandie ed. 1, preface, ed. 2 p. vi.
EPONYMY: Chauvinia Bory de Saint-Vincent (1829); Chauwinia W. H. Harvey (1862);
Chauvinia Steudel (1854); Chauviniella Papenfuss (1956).
1092. Recherches sur ’ organisation, la fructification et la classification de plusieurs genres d’algues,
avec la description de quelques espéces inédites ou peu connues. Essai d’une répartition
des polypiers calciféres de Lamouroux dans la classe des Algues. Caen (A. Hardel) 1842.
Qu. (Rech. organis. gen. alg.)
Issue [1]: Chauvin identified on t.p. as ‘‘Professeur ...,’’ Caen 9 Nov 1842 (date théses),
p. [1], [2 p. théses], [3]-132. Copies: PCS, USDA.
Issue [2]: Chauvin identified on t.p. as ‘‘Docteur-és-sciences, professeur ...’? Caen
11 Nov 1842 (date théses, sic!), p. [1], [2 p. théses], [3]-132. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 339; Jackson p. 155; Kew 1: 522; PR 1681; IDC 6348.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 1: 84. 3 Feb 1843.
Chavannes, Edouard Louis (1805-1861), Swiss botanist and religious philanthropist.
(Chavannes).
HERBARIUM and typrs: Chavannes’ Swiss collections are at LAU. The types of the
Monographie des Antirrhinées, however, are in the herbaria consulted by him for that work,
now mainly in BM, K, G and P. The “‘monographie”’ was exemplary at its time because
of the wide variety of collections studied, the morphological and teratological work and
the geographical remarks. Chavannes was a pupil of A. P. de Candolle.
Ref.: TH 2: 123.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 174-175. 1940.
490
CHEESEMAN
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 337; BM 1: 340; CSP 1: 893; Kew 1: 523;
Langman p. 201; PR 1682-1683.
Chavannes, Monogr. Antirrh. 1833, preface.
Chavannes, Préface to the Monogr. Antirrh. 1833 (see below).
Vuillemin, Gazette de Lausanne 6 Sep. 1841 (fide Briquet).
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 331. 1862.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 174-175. 1940.
EPONYMY: Chavannesia Alph. de Candolle (1844).
1093. Monographie des Antirrhinées ... avec onze planches. Paris (Treuttel et Wiirtz),
Lausanne (Dépot bibliographique) 1833. Qu. (Monogr. Antirrh.)
Publ.: Jan 1833 (BF 2 Feb), p. [i]-1x, [x, cont.], [1]-190, f/. z-rz uncoloured copper engr.,
pl. 1 by J. Decaisne, 2-10 by Heyland, rr by F. Plée. Copies: B, BR, MICH, NY, US.
Ref.: BM 1: 340; Kew 1: 523; Langman p. 201; PR 1683; IDC 5880.
Laségue, Arch. Bot. Guillemin 1(3): 261-268. 11 Mar 1833.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 3: 80. 21 Mai 1833.
Cheeseman, Thomas Frederick (1846-1923), British born New Zealand botanist
(to N. Z. 1854). (Cheeseman).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: AK, further material in E, K and NA.
Refs: WEY 1 (eds 6) 3957, 2: 124.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 68. 1970.
Goulding, Rec. Auckland Inst. Mus. 11: 105-117. 1974 (on pre-1900 material from
U.S. in Cheeseman herb. at AK).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 338; BB p. 62; BL 1: 290 [index]; BM 6:
198; CSP 7: 381, 9: 504, 12: 153, 14: 188-189; IF p. 686, IF suppl. 1: 76; Kew 1: 523-
524; NI 351; Zander ed. 10, p. 644.
Cheeseman, Man. New Zealand FI. xxxi. 1906.
Cockayne, Veget. New Zealand 6-10. 1921.
Cockayne, Trans. New Zealand Institute 54: xvii-xix. 1923 (also as repr. with cover,
copies: L, NY) (portr.).
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1924: 27-28.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1923/4: 47-48. 1924.
Britten, J. Bot. 62: 60. 1924.
Glenn, The botanical explorers of New Zealand 173. 1950.
1094. Illustrations of the New Xealand flora. Edited by Th. F. Cheeseman ... with the
assistance of W. B. Hemsley ... the plates drawn by Miss Matilda Smith ... Published
under the authority of the Government of New Zealand. Wellington, N. Z. (John Mac-
kay) 1914, 2 vols. Qu. (Ill. New Zealand fl.)
Co-author: William Botting Hemsley (1843-1924).
Artist: Matilda Smith (1854-1926) [Smithiella S.'T. Dunn 1920].
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1914 (p. 8: Jul 1914). Copy: U.
r: [1]-8, [4, ind.], p/. z-r27 with letterpress.
2: [i-vi], pl. 122-250, with letterpress, [i]-xxxiv.
The plates are plain lithographs of drawings by Matilda Smith, lith. by J. N. Fitch.
Ref.: BL 1: 77; BM 6: 198; Kew 1: 524; NI 351.
1095. Manual of the New Zealand flora ... Published under the authority of the Govern-
ment of New Zealand. New Zealand, Wellington (John Mackay) 1906. 16mo. (Man.
New Zealand fl.)
Ed. 1: 1906 (p. x: Jan 1906; Nat. Nov. Feb 1907), p. [i]-xxxvi, [1]-1199. Copies: B, G,
NYU Us:
Ed. 2: “revised and enlarged by the author,”’ Wellington, N. Z. (W. A. G. Skinner) 1925,
16 mo p. [i]-xliv, [1]-1163. Copies: B, BR, MICH, NY. — Edited by William Reginald
Brook Oliver (1883-1957).
Ref.: BL 1: 77; BM 6: 198; Kew 1: 524.
491
CHENEVARD
Chenevard, Paul (1839-1919), Swiss business man and botanist. (Chenevard).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: G (30.000) (via Briquet), other material GB, IBF, L, W.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 701, 12(3): 256; Barnhart 1: 339; BL 2: 370, 583,
585; Saccardo, Cron. p. xix.
Briquet, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 101 (necr.) : 7-12. 1920 (bibl., portr.), also, Journal
de Genéve 11 Mai 1920.
Chodat, Arch. Sci. phys. nat. ser. 5. 2: 170-175. 1920.
Prain, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1920: 219-220.
Hochreutiner, La patrie suisse 697 (9 Jun 1920) (portr.)
Briquet, Ann. Cons. Jard. Genéve 21: 457-472. 192. (portr., bibl.)
Briquet, Ber. schweiz. bot. Ges. 50a: 177-181. 1940 (bibl.)
1095a. Catalogue des plantes vasculaires du Tessin. Genéve (Kindig) 1910. Qu. (Cat. pl. vase.
Tessin).
Publ.: 1910 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1910), p. [1]-553, map. Copies: BR, G, NY. — (Mém. Inst.
natl. Genevois vol. 21: 3-553, map. 1910).
Additions au Catalogue des plantes vasculaires du Tessin. Genéve (Kiindig) 1916. Qu.,
p. [1]-11. Copy: G (additions p. 1: 10 Mai 1916).
Cherler, Johann Heinrich (1570-1610), Swiss physician and botanist, son-in-law of
Johann Bauhin. (Cherler).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: see under Bauhin.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 769, 6(2): 359, 628; Barnhart 1: 339; BM 1:
3413; Bossert p. 72; GR p. 639; HA 1: 382-384; Jackson p. xxxil, 28; Kew 1: 527; Lang-
man p. 202; NI 103; PR 503-504.
Duvernois, Notices sur quelques médecins, naturalistes et agronomes nés ou établis a
Montbéliard dés le seiziéme siécle. Besancon 54-56. 1835.
Wolf, R., Biographien zur Kulturgeschichte der Schweiz 3: 70. 1860.
Bruhin, Jahresber. Erziehungsanst. Maria Einsiedeln 1862/3: 17.
Legré, La botanique en Provence, Les deux Bauhin, J. H. Cherler et V. Dourez 25-33,
35-37- 1909.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: xxvii.
Lapeyrouse, Hist. abr. pl. Pyren. xx.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 182-183. 1940.
NOTE: Cherler’s place of residence Montbéliard (Miimpelgard), now French, was at the
time part of Wiirttemberg. Cherler was son-in-law of J. Bauhin.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Historia plantarum universalis, 1650-1651, with Jean Bauhin, [q.v.] and
Dominique Chabrey.
- EPONYMY: Cherleria Linnaeus (1753).
Chesney, Francis Rawdon (1789-1872), British general who collected plants on an
expedition to the Euphrates. (Chesney).
HERBARIUM and Types: BM, BOLO and various other herbaria (e.g. E, G).
Ref.: BB p. 63; IH 2: 124.
Candolle, Phytographie 403. 1880.
Miller, Taxon 19: 518. 1970.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 69. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 606; Barnhart 1: 339; BB p. 63; BM 1: 342; CSP
: 896, 7: 382; DNB 10: 185; Kew 1: 528.
Aen! 5 J: Bot.105 96.-1872:
anbacher Lexikon Reisen 76. 1882.
492
CHEVALIER
EPONYMY: Chesneya Lindley ex Endlicher (1840).
1096. The expedition for the survey of the rivers Euphrates and Tigris, carried on by order of
the British government, in the years 1835, 1836 and 1837; preceded by geographical and
historical notices of the regions situated between the rivers Nile and Indus. In four
volumes. With fourteen maps and charts, and embellished with ninety-seven plates,
besides numerous wood-cuts. London (Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans) 1850,
2 vols. Qu. (Exped. Euphrates Tigris).
Vol. 1: 1850 (p. vi: 5 Feb 1850), p. [i]-xxvii, [xxviii-xxix], [1]-799, pl. 1, 3-9, 11-26, 28,
33> 37» 39, 42, 43. 12 maps. Copy: MICH.
Vol. 2: 1850, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-778, pl. 2, 10, 27, 29-31, 34-36, 385 40-41, 45-47, 50s 51, “83.”
Copy: MICH.
Ref.: BM 1: 342; Kew 1: 528.
1097- Narrative of the Euphrates expedition carried on by order of the British government
during the years 1835, 1836, and 1837. London (Longmans, Green, and Co.) 1868. Oct.
(Narr. Euphrates exped.)
Publ.: Sep-Dec 1868 (pref. 7 Sep 1868), frontisp., p. [iii]-xviii, [1]-564, 45 plates (nos.
between 52 and 97), 16 woodcuts, 2 maps. Copy: MICH.
Ref.: Kew 1: 528.
Chevalier, Auguste Jean Baptiste (1873-1956), French botanist, explorer and bio-
historian. (A. Chev.)
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: P, PC.
Refs Ween (ed. 6) 23957, Qear25.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 340; BFM 1522; BL 1: 290 [index]; BL 2:
640 [index]; BM 6: 199; CSP 14: 194; IF suppl. 4: 315; Kew 1: 529-531; LS 32032-
32033; suppl. 4932-4936; Zander ed. 10 p. 645.
Chevalier, Bull. Acad. Géogr. Bot. 11: 159-160. 1902 (on a journey to Tchad).
Gagnepain, Fl. gén. Indoch. tom. prél. 38. 1944.
Chevalier, Rev. int. Bot. appliq., Paris, 28: 182-185. 1948.
Steenis, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 106. 1950.
Leroy, J. Agric. trop. Bot. appl. 1: 3-7, 507-514. 19543 5(4-5): 379. 1958 (portr., bibl.)
Jacques-Félix, Taxon 5(6): 120-125. 1956 (portr.).
Leroy, Science et Nature 17: 20. 1956 (portr.)
Aubréville, Bois et foréts des tropiques 48: 3-6. 1956 (portr.)
Kevin, C. R. Séances Acad. Sci., Paris, 242(24): 2785-2789. 1956.
Leroy, Bull. Soc. bot. France 104 (Mém.): 65-67. 1957.
Robijns, Acad. Roy. Sci. Col., Bull. Séances, Bruxelles ser. 2. 3: 147-154. 1957 (portr.)
Leroy, Science et Nature 27: 2-7. 1958.
Reed, Bibl. Fl. S.E. Asia 32-35. 1969.
Leroy, Adansonia 13(4): 389-390. 1973 (1974) (portr.)
EPONYMY: Chevalierella A. Camus (1933); Neochevaliera A. Chevalier & Beille (1907);
Neochevalierodendron Léonard (1951).
1098. Monographie des Myricacées anatomie et histologie, organographie, classification et
description des espéces, distribution géographique. Cherbourg (Emile Le Maout) 1gor.
Oct. (Monogr. Myric.)
Publ.: 1901 (Nat. Nov. Oct 1902), p. [i-iii], [1] [= 85]-257 [= 341], map, 7 Pl. in text.
Copy: U. — Reprinted from Mém. Soc. nat. Sci. nat. mat. Cherbourg 32: 85-341. 1901.
Ref.: Kew 1: 529.
1099. Exploration botanique de I’ Afrique occidentale frangaise ... ‘Tome I. Enumération des
plantes récoltées avec une carte botanique, agricole et forestiére ... Paris (Paul Leche-
vallier) 1920. Oct. (Explor. bot. Afrique occ. frang.)
Publ.: 1920, p. [i]-[xv], [1]-798, map, frontispiece portr. Fleury. Copies: B, USDA.
Ref.: BL 1: 62; Kew 1: 529; IDC 5230.
493
CHEVALIER
1100. Flore vivante de l’ Afrique occidentale francaise (inclus Togo, Cameroun Nord, Ouban-
gui-Chari-Tchad, Sahara frangais) publiée sous les auspices du gouvernement général de
VA.O.F. et sous la direction du Prof. Aug. Chevalier ... Tome premier ... Gymno-
spermes et premieres familles d’angiospermes (Casuarinées aux Buxacées). Les Polyga-
lées en collaboration avec M. H. Jacques-Félix. Paris 1938. Oct. (Fl. Afrique occ. frang.)
Publ.: Dec 1938, p. [i]-xxxul, [1]-360, 57 text figs. Copy: U.
Ref.: BL 1: 37; Kew 1: 530.
Chevallier, Frangois Fulgis (1796-1840), French botanist. (Chev.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P. - Grumman and Hawksworth cite STR for the lichens and
fungi — 500 original drawings at the Muséum d’Histoire naturelle, Paris. — Published,
with F. C. L. Spenner, Flora alsatico-badensis (fasc. 1, 25 nos., 1833).
Ref.: GR p. 270; 1H. 1 (ed. 6): 357.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 340; BM 1: 343; CSP 1: go1, 6: 621; GR
p- 270 (“Chevalier”); Jackson p. 161, 162; Kew 1: 531; LS 5096-5100; MD 82-84;
NI 353-355; PR 1689-1692.
Anon., Notice sur les travaux scientifiques de F. F. Chevalier ... Colmar, s.d., 4 p., mss
in Archives départementales, Strasbourg (MD) and Bibliothéque centrale, Paris.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Chevallier contributed to Orbigny, Dict. univ. Hist. nat.
EPONYMY: Chevalieria [sic] Gaudichaud-Beaupré (1843).
1101. Flore générale des environs de Paris, selon la méthode naturelle. Description de toutes
les plantes agames, cryptogames et phanérogames qui y croissent spontanément; leurs
propriétés, leurs usage dans la médecine, les arts, et économie domestique; avec une
classification naturelle des agames et des cryptogames, basée sur lorganisation de ces
végétaux et accompagnée de dix-huit tableaux iconographiques formant un genera
propre a en rendre l’étude plus facile. Paris (Ferra Jeune) 1826-1827 [-1828], 2 vols. Oct.
(Fl. gén. env. Paris).
Ed. 1: Paris 1826-1827, 2 vols. in 3, oct.
1: 5 Aug 1826 (BF), p. [iii]-xxiv, [1]-674, [2, err.]. Copies: BR, MICH, NY, Stevenson.
2(1): 1827 (t.p.), p. [1-11], [1]-512. Copies: BR, MICH (incompl.), Stevenson.
2(2): 5 Jan 1828 (BF; t.p. 1827), p. [1-11], 513-980, [3, expl., err.], pl. 1-18. Copies: BR,
NY, Stevenson.
The plates may have been published as follows: r-2 with vol. 1, 3-10 with 2(1) and
11-18 with 2(2); they are uncol. copper engr. possibly with etching, by Paul Christien
Romain Duménil. The division between 2(1) and 2(2) lies between 416/417 in the NY
copy. It is likely that the second volume was published in more than two parts. — I have
seen no copy with coloured plates.
Ed. 2: corrigée et augmentée, Paris (Ferra) 1836, 2 vols. in 3. Oct.
1: 2 Apr 1836 (BF) p. [1i]-xxiv, [1]-680, [2, err.], pl. 1-14, partly coloured copper engr.
by Duménil. Copies: BR, NY.
2(1): 2 Apr 1836 (BF), p. [i-iii], [1]-416, pl. 15-20. Copies: BR, NY.
2(2): 2 Apr 1836 (BF), p. [i-iii], 417-980, [3, expl., err.]. Copies: BR, NY.
The plates are uncoloured or, if coloured, 1-14 by hand, 15-20 printed in two colours a
la poupée, finished by hand. The second edition consists mainly of sheets of the first
edition with reset preliminaries, cancellation and the addition of the explanation of
the plates. For a further study see MD p. 83-84.
Ref.: BM 1: 343; Kew 1: 5313 LS 5099; MD p. 82-84; NI 353; PR 1601.
Bory de Saint-Vincent, Rev. encycl. ser. 2, 33(99): 763-765. Mar 1827.
Becherer, Repert. Sp. nov. 27: 366-368. 1930.
1102. Histoire des Graphidées, accompagnée d’un tableau analytique des genres .
Ouvrage renfermant des observations anatomiques et physiologiques sur ces végétaux;
avec des figures dessinées et coloriées d’aprés nature, par MM. Prétre et P. Duménil,
494.
CHING
peintres d’histoire naturelle. Paris (Firmin Didot Pére et Fils) 1824 [-1827]. Qu. } (Hist.
Graphid.)
Artists: Paul Chrétien Romain Constant Duménil (1779-?); Jean Gabriel Prétre (fl.
1800-1840).
Publ.: In parts 1824-1827, only 4 of the planned 20 parts were actually published; p. [i]-
xv, [Xvi-xviil, expl.], [1]-86, pl. 1-20, rbis. Coloured engravings by Prétre and Duménil.
Copy: BR.
livr. pages _ plates date livr. pages plates date
prosp. 10 Apr 1824 3 [16] II-I5 24 Jan 1827
I [48] 1-5, 1bis = 24 Jul 1824 4 [16] 16-20 15 Sep 1827
2 [16] 6-10 26 Mar 1825
Pages as indicated by BF — Livr. 1 and 2 also under the title: Histoire des Hypoxylons;
description des genres et des espéces, qui forment ce grand tribu des végétaux. Paris,
fasc. 1, 1824; fasc. 2, 1825.
Reissue: 1837, as Graphidearum historia (Flora 28 Apr 1838) (n.v.).
Ref.: BM 1: 343; Jackson p. 161; Kew 1: 531; LS 5097; NI 354; PR 1690.
1103. Fungorum et Byssorum illustrationes quos ut plurimim novos, trecentes et ultra cum
caeteris minus bene cognitis, in diversis Europae regionibus collegit, ad vivum delineavit,
sculpsit et coloribus naturalibus decoravit [auct.]. Leipzig (Fr. Fleischer), Strasbourg et
Paris (Treuttel et Wirtz), Paris (Bailliére) 1837, 2 vols. Qu. (Fung. Byss. ill.)
Vol. 1: Jul-Dec 1837 (p. [xii]: Jul 1837), 2 [1 in copy G] frontispiece portr. (of Cheval-
lier), text p. [i-xii], [4, expl. front.], signatures 1-14 (112 p., last p. blank), 50 plates:
unnumbered col. frontispieces and nos. 1-50 of which 29/30 and 49/50 combined. The
plates are numbered only in the index. Copies: G, Stevenson.
Vol. 2: 1837°, 97 pl. (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 343; Jackson p. 162; Kew 1: 531; LS 5100; NI 355; PR 1692.
Joachim, Bull. trim. Soc. mycol. France 45(4): 300-301.
Chiarugi, Alberto (1901-1960), Italian botanist at Florence. (Chiarug?).
COLLECTIONS: FI.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(2): 153; Andrews ed. 2, p. 246; Barnhart 1: 341;
BL 2: 347, 406; Bossert p. 73; Kew 1: 532; Moebius p. 348.
Boureau, Regn. veg. 11: 11. 1958.
Roon, Int. direct. plant tax. 26. 1958.
Chiarugi, E. M., Caryologia 13: 1-14. 1960 (portr., bibl.; note that Mrs. Chiarugi takes
over Caryologia).
Corti, Arch. Bot. Biogr. Ital. 26: 200-204. 1960.
Corti, Pubblic. Ist. bot. Firenze e dell’Herb. colon. no. 3: 533-534. 1960, no. D: [7 p.].
1960 (portr.) [repr. from L’Italia forestale e montana 15(5). 1960].
Moggi, Webbia 15(2): vii-xxiii. 1960 (portr., bibl.).
Knobloch, Amer. Fern. J. 51: 156-157. 1961.
Tonzig, Lavori Ist. Sci. bot. Univ. Milano 8(219) : 968-983. 1961, ex Rendic. Acad. Naz.
Lincei, Cl. Sci. Fis. ser. 8. 30: 968-983. 1961.
Ching, Ren-Chang (1899-x), Chinese botanist and forester. (Ching).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PE.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 342; IF suppl. 3: 203-204; IF suppl. 4: 315-
316; Kew 1: 535-536; MW p. 75-76; MW suppl. p. 43-44; Zander ed. 10, p. 645.
Roon, Int. direct. spec. plant tax. 26. 1958.
1104. Icones filicum sinicarum Peking (Fan Memorial Institute) 1930-1958. Qu. (Icon. filic.
Sin.)
495
CHING
Co-author (for fasc. 1): Hsen Hsu Hu.
Fasc. 1: Oct 1930, p. [i-vi], 1-102, pl. 1-50. Copy: MICH. Imprint Nanking (Academia
Sinica), Peking (as above).
Fasc. 2: pl. 51-100.
Fasc. 3: May 1935, p. [i-vi], pl. ror-150 with text. Copy: MICH.
Fasc. 4: Jan 1937, p. [i-iv], pl. 151-200 with text. Copy: MICH.
Fasc. 5: 1958, pl. 201-250.
Reprint of vols. 1-4 announced by the trade as available (Koeltz cat. 231. 1973) (n.v.).
Ref.: IF suppl. 3: 204, 4: 315; MW p. 76; MW suppl. p. 43.
Chiovenda, Emilio (1871-1940), Italian botanist. (Chiov.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: FI and FT.
Ref lt (edj6) seg. 2. 125:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 342; BL 1: 33-35, 39, 40; BL 2: 358, 375,
536; BM 6: 201; Bossert p. 73; CSP 14: 201; GR p. 529; IF p. 686; Kew 1: 536-537;
Langman p. 203-204; LS suppl. 4969-4970; Saccardo 1: 51, 2: 32; Cron. p. xix; Zander
ed. 10, p. 645.
Negodi, Atti Soc. Natural. di Modena 72: 22-33. 1941 (portr., bibl.)
Pollacci, Atti Ist. bot. Giovanni Briosi e Labor. critt. Ital. 13(4a): [1 p.]. 1941 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Chiovendaea Spegazzini (1917).
1105. Flora somala. Pubblicazione a cura del ministero delle colonie. Roma, Modena,
Siena 1929-1936, 3 vols. Oct. (FI. somala).
Vol. 1: Roma (Sindicato Italiano Arti Grafiche) 1929 (p. xi: Dec 1928), p. [iii]-xvi, [1]-
436, [1, err.]. map, pl. 1-50 (uncol.). Copies: BR, US.
Vol. 2: Modena (R. Orto Botanico), Sep-Dec 1932 (p. xvi: 14 Aug 1932, colof.: 25 Aug
1932 printing terminated), p. [iii]-xvi, [1]-482, [1, colof.]. Copies: BR, US.
Vol. 3: Siena (S. Bernardino) 1936, in Atti Ist. bot. Univ. Pavia, Giovanni Briosi, ser. 4.
7: [117]-160, pl. 1-12. 1936. Copy: B. - The Roman numerals on the title-pages of
volumes 1 and 2 do not denote the month of publication, as has been supposed, but the
years of the era of Mussolini.
Ref.: BL 1: 39; Kew 1: 536; IDC gqg.
Chodat, Robert Hippolyte (1865-1934), Swiss botanist at Genéve, plant collector in
Paraguay. (Chodat).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: G. — Chodat distributed a series of fungi from the Herbier Barbey-
Bossier (nos. 1-2685, 76 bis or ter nos.) containing important material from Fuckel. The
series was not a regular set of exsiccatae, sets at BPI, COLO, CUP, DAOM, FH, MICH,
MU, NY, UC, WSP. — Algae collections lost (fide Koster).
Ref.: 1H 2: 126.
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 80-81. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(3): 826; 12(3): 482; Barnhart 1: 343; BL 1: 233,
252; 2: 587, 589; BM 1: 346, 6: 204; Bossert p. 73; CSP 14: 207-209; DTS 1: 46; GR
p. 630; Kew 1: 540-543; Langman p. 204, 453; LS 5120-5131, suppl. 5012-5017; MW
p. 76; NI 356n.
Dorfler, Botaniker-Portraits 2: no. 19. 1906.
Julliard, Cat. ouvrages, articles et mémoires ... Genéve 1909, p. 62-67 (bibl.)
Beauverd, Fischer et al., Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve ser. 2. 25: i-xxxii. 1933, also repr. Genéve
1934, 33 p. (copy B).
Hauman, Rapport Univ. libre Bruxelles 1933/1934: [2 p.]
Lendner, Actes Soc. helvét. sci. nat. 1934: 529-550 (bibl., portr.)
Dangeard, Bull. Acad. Sci. Paris 1934(1): 1821.
Breugelmans, J. Pharmacie Belg. 16: 526. 1934.
Guyot, Bull. Murithienne 51: 140-144. 1934.
496
CHOISY
Weiss, Proc. Linn. Soc. 146: 144-146. 1934.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve 27: 67. 1934/35.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1934: 172.
Jaag, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 52(159)-(187). 1935 (portr., bibl.)
Tackholm, Sv. bot. Tidskr. 29: 148-152. 1935 (portr.)
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 1: 260. 1935 (portr.)
Vischer, Rev. algol. 11: 239-245. 1939 (portr., bibl.)
Pilet, DSB 3: 259. 1971.
COMPOSITE WORKS: EP ed. 1: Tremandraceae, 3(4.) : 320-323. 1896; Polygalaceae, 3(4) : 323-
345. 1896, suppl. by Giirke, Nachtr. 2-4: 209. 1897.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 219-220. 1974.
1106. Monographia Polygalacearum. Genéve (Aubert Schuchardt) 1891-1893, 2 vols. Qu.
(Monogr. Polygal.)
Vol. 1: 1891 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1891), p. [1]-143, pl. 2-12 with letterpress, plain liths. by
Chodat. Copy: U. — Originally published in Mém. Soc. phys. Hist. nat. Genéve, [1:]
vol. suppl. [to vol. 31(1)] 1890 (7): 1891. The date of the first part must be accepted
as 1891 (date on title-page). The citation 1890 probably stems from the numbering
of the volume. The preface is dated Jul 1890. I have no information pointing to pre--
publication of part 1 in 1890; the Nat. Nov. citation confirms the date 1891.
Vol. 2: 1893 (Nat. Nov. Dec 1893), p. [i]-xii, [1]-500, pl. 73-35; Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist.
nat. Genéve 31(2)(2). 1893. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 346; DTS 1: 46; Kew 1: 541; MW p. 76; NI 356n; IDC 5270.
1107. Algues vertes de la Suisse. Pleurococcoides-chroolépoides ... avec 264 figures. Bern
(K.-J. Wyss) 1902. Oct. (Alg. vertes Suisse).
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1902 (p. 3: 29 Aug 1899; Nat. Nov. Mar 1902), p. [ii]-xiii, [1]-373,
fig. 1-264. Copy: PCS. — In: Matériaux pour la flore cryptogamique suisse 1(3), 1902.
1108. Etude critique et expérimentale sur le polymorphisme des algues ... avec xxi planches.
Genéve (Georg & Cie.) 1909. Oct. (Etude polymorph. alg.)
Publ.: 1909 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1909), p. [1]-165, [1, cont.], p/. 1-27, a, b with letterpress.
Copies: BR, G, NY, U.
Ref.: Kew 1: 541.
Blum, NAF ser. 2. 8: 46. 1972.
1109. Monographie d’algues en culture pure ... avec ix planches en couleur et 201 figures
dans le text. Bern (K. J. Wyss) 1913. Oct. (Monogr. alg. cult. pure).
Publ.: 1913 (Nat. Nov. Feb 1914), p. [ii]-xii, [1]-226, pl. r-9 with letterpress. Copies:
MICH, NY, PCS, U, US. — In: Matériaux pour la flore cryptogamique Suisse 4(2), 1913.
Ref.: BM 6: 204; Kew 1: 542.
Choisy, Jacques Denis (1799-1859), Swiss philosopher, protestant clergyman and
botanist. (Choisy).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: G (herbarium and library) and G-DC. — Choisy’s studies were
not based solely on his own material; some of his types are therefore in other herbaria.
His contributions to the Convolvulaceae were not always favorably received by his
contemporaries: “‘tibrigens ist es sehr gefahrlich diese Pflanzen [Conv.] nach dem Prodr.
zu determinieren, denn die Arbeit des Hrn Choisy ist wahrhaft iiber alles elend’’
(Miquel to Schlechtendal 6 July 1849, letter at Halle).
Ref.: 1H 2: 126.
Candolle, Phytographie 403. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG-7: 240; Barnhart 1: 343; BM 1: 346-347, 6: 205;
CSP 1: 919; Jackson p. 532 [index]; Kew 1: 543; Langman p. 204, 210; MW p. 76-77;
PR 1698-1704; Zander ed. 10, p. 645.
Candolle, A. P. de, Hist. bot. genev. 29, 30, 57, 1830.
AGT
CHOISY
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 7: 140-142. 1860.
Anon., Flora 43: 768. 28 Dec 1860.
Candolle, Alph. de, Notice biographique sur Jacques-Denis Choisy. Genéve 1860, 20 p.
Pictet, Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 15: 502-505. 1860 (bibl.)
Wolf, R., Biographien zur Kulturgeschichte der Schweiz 4: 359-360. 1862.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 300, 331, 362, 386, 407, 481, 589. 1862.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 183-186. 1940 (bibl.)
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 25-26. 1966.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) DC, Prodr.:
(a) Convolvulaceae, 9: 523-562, 565. 1 Jan 1845.
(b) Guttiferae, 1: 557-564. med. Jan 1824.
(c) Hydroleaceae, 10: 179-185, 588. 8 Apr 1846.
(d) Hypericineae, 1: 541-556. med. Jan 1824.
(e) Nyctagineae, 13(2): 425-458. 5 Mai 1849.
(f) Selaginaceae, 12: 1-26, 686. 5 Nov 1848.
(2) L. von Buch, Physikalische Beschreibung der Canarischen Inseln, Berlin 1825, p. 148-154,
passim, various botanical entries (e.g. Bethencourtia Choisy).
(3) Zollinger, Systematisches Verzeichniss, various families, p. 127-134, 136, 142-152.
Zurich 1854. These entries were reprinted separately (with corrections and additions, as
Plantae javanicae ... Geneve 1858 (see below).
EPONYMY: Choisya Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1823).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 221-222. 1974.
1110. Prodromus d’une monographie de la famille des Hypéricinées. Genéve (J. J. Pashoud),
Paris 1821. Qu. (Prodr. monogr. Hypéric.)
Publ.: 9 Mar 1821 (BF), p. [i*-v*], [i]-i1, [3]-70, pl. z-9, uncol. unsigned copper engr.
Copies: B, G, NY, US.
Ref.: BM 1: 346; Kew 1: 543; MW p. 76; PR 1698; IDC 5881.
rrrxz. Mémoire sur un nouveau genre de Guttiféres, et sur Parrangement méthodique de cette
famille. [Paris 1823]. Qu. (Mém. nouwv. gen. Guttif.)
Publ.: 7 Jun 1823 (BF), p. [1]-23, [1, err.], pl. 1, 2. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Mém. Soc.
Hist. nat. Paris 1(1): [210]-232, pl. rz-r2. 1823. We have seen no copy dated 1822.
Copies with orig. journal pagination at BR, MO, NY.
Ref.: Kew 1: 543; Langman p. 204.
1112. Mémoire sur la famille des Sélaginées, lu a la Société de Physique et d’ Histoire naturel-
le de Genéve, le 24 janvier 1822. Genéve (J. J. Paschoud) 1823. Qu. (Mem. Sélag.)
Publ.: 1823, p. [i], [1]-44, pl. 1-5. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Mém. Phys. Hist. nat. 2(2):
71-115, pl. 1-5. 1823, Also reprinted with orig. pagination (NY).
Ref.: Kew 1: 543.
1113. Description des Hydroléacées. |Genéve 1833]. Qu. (Descr. Hydrol.)
Publ.: Reprint 16 Sep 1833 (Acad.), p. [1]-28, pl. 1-3. Copy: G. — Originally published in
Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 6: [95]-122. pl. 1-3. 1833; reprinted in part in Ann.
Sc. nat. 30: 225-231. Nov 1833; summary in Guillemin, Arch. Bot. 2: 335. 21 Oct
1833. — Three uncoloured lithographs of drawings by Heyland. — Reprint with original
pagination at NY and US.
Ref.: BM 1: 3473; Jackson p. 134; Langman p. 204; MW p. 76; PR 1700.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 183-186. 1940.
1114. Convolvulaceae orientales nempe indicae, napaulenses, birmannicae, chinenses,
japonicae nec non et quaedam australasicae, pleraeque in ditissimis Britann. societatis
Indiae-orientalis herbariis observatae et descriptae, celeberrimi Wallichi catalogo
comparatae, et gallica praefatione de generibus intra convolvulaceas admittendis
comitatae. Genéve 1834. Qu. (Convolv. orient.)
Publ.: Aug 1834 (Acad. 11 Aug), p. [1]-120, pl. 1-6. Copies: MICH, US. — A separately
498
CHOULETTE
paged reprint from: Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 6(2): [383]-502, pl. 1-6.
(1834, cf. p. 606) (see also Ann. Sc. nat. Bot. ser. 2. 2: 140-155. Sep 1834). — The
reprint is accompanied by a lithographed handwritten general index ot 7 folio pages. —
Six lithographs of drawings by Heyland.
Ref.: BM 1: 347; Kew 1: 543; Jackson p. 378; Langman p. 204; MW p. 76; PR 1701;
IDC 5882.
1115. De Convolvulaceis dissertatio secunda, complectens recensionem generum Batatas,
Exogonium, Jacquemontia, Evolvulus, nec non et paucas spectabiles species intra genera
Ipomaea, Aniseia et Breweria excerptas. [Genéve 1837.] Qu. (Convolv. diss. sec.)
Publ.: After 15 Jun 1837 (date of presentation of paper) p. [43]-86, p/. 1-4, plain copper
engr. by Heyland. Copy: U. — Reprinted from Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 8:
[121]-164, pl. 1-4. 1837. — Copies of reprints with original pagination: G, MICH, US.
Ref.: BM 1: 347; Kew 1: 543; Langman p. 204; MW p. 76; PR 1701.
1116. De Convolvulaceis dissertatio tertia, complectens Cuscutarum hucusque cognitarum
methodicam enumerationem et descriptionem, nec non et brevem gallicam de cuscutis
praefationem. [Genéve 1842.] Qu. (Convolv. diss. tert.)
Publ.: 1842, as a reprint, paged [165]-192, pl. 1-5 at BM, G, MICH and US; this pagina-
tion links up with that of the journal pagination of the second dissertation. Reprinted
from Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 9(2): [261 ]-288, pl. 1-5. (NY).
Ref.: BM 1: 347; Kew 1: 543; Langman p. 204; MW p. 76; PR 1701.
1117. Note sur les Convolvulacées du Brésil et sur le Marcellia, genre nouveau de cette famille.
Genéve (Jules Guillaume Fick) 1844. Qu. (Note Convolv. Brésil).
Publ.: 1844, p. [1]-8, 1 pl. Copies: G, US. — Reprinted from Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat.
Genéve 10: 439-444. 1844. The plate is an uncol. lith. by Madame B. Gay.
Reje INew lis 5435) PR 1702.
1118. Considérations sur la famille des Nyctaginées. [Genéve 1848]. Qu. (Consid. Nyctagin.)
Publ.: 1848, p. [1]-8, 1 pl. Copy: G. — Preprinted from Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. 12(1).
1849 (see Bot. Zeit. 7: g06-907. 28 Dec 1849).
1119. Description des Guttiféres de ’ Inde recueillies par le Dr Wallich et de quelques Gutti-
féres peu connues d’Amérique précédée d’observations générales sur cette famille.
[Geneve 1849]. Qu. (Descr. Guttif. Inde).
Publ.: 1849, p. [1]-60, pl. 7-5 by Thury. Copies: G (2), MO, NY. — Reprinted from Mém.
Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. 12(2): 381-440, pl. 1-5. 1849 (1851).
1120. Mémoire sur les familles des Ternstroemiacées et Camelliacées. Genéve (Jules-Guillaume
Fick) 1855. Qu. (Mém. Ternstroem. Camell.)
Publ.: 1855 (Bot. Zeit. 21 Dec 1855), p. [1]-98, pl. 1-3, uncol. liths by Thury. Copy: G. —
Reprinted from Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 14. 1855.
1121. Plantae javanicae nec non ex insulis finitimis et etiam e Japonia quaedam oriundae
a Jac. Dion. Choisy ... in clar. Zollingeri Catalogo javanensi elaboratae, et nunc denuo
vulgata cum variis additionibus et emendationibus. Ordines inter Thalamifloras:
Hypericaceae. Clusiaceae. Camelliaceae. Inter Corollifloras: Ternstroemiaceae. Con-
volvulaceae. Quaedam de Ebenaceis et Styracaceis. Genéve (Ramboz et Schuchardt)
1858. Oct. (Pl. jav.)
Publ.: 1858, p. [i]-iv, 5-30. Copy: NY. — A corrected and amended version of Choisy’s
entries in Zollinger, Systematisches Verzeichniss, Ziirich 1854.
Ref.: BM 1: 347; Kew 1: 543; MW p. 77; PR 1704.
Choulette, Sébastien (1803-?), French botanist. (Choulette).
HERBARIUM and types: Fragmenta florae Algeriensis exsiccata (600 nos.). The collections
cited in IH under Jules-Emile Choulette (son of Sébastien) were collected by father and
son.
Ref.: 1H 2: 126; Cosson et Durieu, Intr. fl. Alg. (Exp. Sci. Alger., Bot. 2) xxiii. 1868.
499
CHOULETTE
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 344; BM 1: 347; Jackson p. 306; PR 1708.
1122. Synopsis de la flore de Lorraine et d’ Alsace, ou description succincte et tableau analy-
tique des plantes phanérogames qui croissent spontanément ou qui sont le plus générale-
ment cultivées dans l’est de la France ... Premiére partie: Tableau analytique des
genres et des espéces. Strasbourg (Dérivaux) et Paris (J.-B. Bailli¢re) 1845. Duod. (Syn.
ji. Lorraine Alsace).
Publ.: 1845, p. [i*-11*], [1]-284, 1 tab. Copy: G. — Signatures of 24 and 12 p. alternate.
Ref.: BM 1: 347; Jackson p. 306; PR 1708.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 4: 192, 554, 1846.
Christ, Konrad Hermann Heinrich (1833-1933), Swiss pteridologist and plant
geographer, professor of botany at Basel. (Christ).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: BAS.
Refe: Weir (ed-16) 4957, 020020:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG I: 229, 6(1): 205, 12(3): 414; Barnhart 1: 344;
BFM 2044, 3024; BM 1: 347, 6: 205; Bossert p. 74; CSP 1: 921, 7: 387, 9: 513, 12: 157,
14: 215-216; DTS 1: 46-47, 6(4): 69, 129; IF p. 686-689, suppl. 1: 76-79, 2: 35; Jackson
p- 342; Kew 1: 548-549; LS 5133; MW p. 77-78; PR 1709-1710; Saccardo 1: 51.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxvi. 1883.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 101. 1905 (portr.).
Marietan, Bull. Acad. int. Geogr. bot. 16: 129. 1907 (portr.).
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 1909-10: pl. 1 (portr.).
Christ, Verh. naturf. Ges. Basel 35(1): 1-18. 1923 (autobiogr., portr., bibl.), also as
reprint.
Senn, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 51: (72)-(95). 1933 (bibl., portr.).
F.B., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1934: 40-41.
Marietan, Bull. de la Murithienne 51: 132-139. 1934 (portr.).
Schroter, Verh. schweiz. Naturf. Ges. 115 Jahresvers. Ziirich, 3: 493-511. 1934 (portr.).
Vischer, Ber. Schweiz. bot. Ges. 42: 211-223. 1934 (Corr.).
Looser, Physis 11: 535-541. 1935 (repr. p. I-7).
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 1: 262. 1935 (portr.).
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 121. 1936.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 36. 1941.
Becherer, Bauhinia 5(3): 161-167. 1975.
Burdet, Saussurea 6: 29. 1975 (portr.)
FESTSCHRIFT: Verhandlungen der naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Basel 35(1). 1923/4.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: Durand et Pittier, Primitiae flora costaricensis, vol. 1(3). 1896, vol. 3(1).
1911, various families of Pteridophyta.
HANDWRITING: Monogr. Biol. Canar. 4: 33. 1973 (fig. 25).
1123. Die Rosen der Schweiz mit Beriicksichtigung der umliegenden Gebiete Mittel- und
Siid-Europa’s. Ein monographischer Versuch. Basel, Genf, Lyon (H. Georg) 1873. Oct.
(Rosen Schweiz).
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1873 (Bot. Zeit. 27 Jun 1873; Flora 11 Jul 1873), p. [i-vi], [1]-2109.
Copies: B, MICH, NY.
French translation (by E. Burnat) Genéve 1885, 56 p. (Nat. Nov. Mai 1885), n.v.
Ref.: BM 1: 347; Kew 1: 548.
Fauconnet, Bull. Soc. Murith. Valais 3: 36-38. 1874.
1124. Das Pflanzenleben der Schweiz ... Mit vier Vegetations-Bildern in Tondruck nach
Original-Aufnahmen von C. Janslin, in Holzschnitt ausgefiihrt von Buri & Jeker, vier
Pflanzenzonen-Karten in Farbendruck, und einer Tafel der Héhengrenzen verschiede-
ner Gewachse. Alle Rechte gewahrt. Ziirich (Friedrich Schulthess) 1879. Oct. (Pflanzen-
leben Schweiz).
500
CHRISTENSEN
Ed. 1: Feb-Jul 1879 (in four parts), p. [i]-xiv, [xv, expl. pl.], [1]-488, 4 pl., 4 maps (i-1v),
I tab. (v). Copies: B, BR. i
Fasc. 1: Feb 1879 (Nat. Nov. Feb 1879; Flora 1 Mar 1879).
Fasc. 2/3: Apr 1879 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1879; Flora 1 Mai 1879).
Fasc. 4: Jun 1879 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1879; Flora 1 Sep 1879).
Ed. 2: Zweite unveranderte Ausgabe. Zurich (id.) 1882 Oct. (in 10 fasc.) p. [1i]-xiv,
[xv, expl. pl.], [1]-488, 4 f/., 4 maps. Copy: B.
Fasc. 1: Mai 1882 (Nat. Nov.)
1125. La flore de la Suisse et ses origines . . . Edition francaise, traduite par E. Tiéche revue
par l’auteur/Ouvrage accompagné de cinq cartes en couleurs et de quatre illustrations
hors texte. Basel, Genéve, Lyon (H. Georg) 1883. Oct. (Fl. Suisse).
Ed. r: Jan-Oct 1883 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1883; J. Bot. Dec. 1883), p. [i]-xiv, [xv, expl. pl.],
[1]-576, 4 pl., 4 (not 5) maps, 1 graph. Copies: B, U.
Ed. [2]: Nouvelle édition augmentée d’un apercu des récents travaux géobotaniques.
Basel, Genéve, Lyon (id.) 1907. Oct. (Nat. Nov. Dec 1907; suppl. p. 4: Apr 1907),
p. [i]-xiv, [xv, expl. pl.], [1]-571, [572, err.], [1]-119, 5 maps, 4 pl. Copies: BR, M,
MICH. — The second set of pages (1-119): Supplément. Apercu des récents travaux
géobotaniques concernant la Suisse.
Ref.: BM 1: 347, 6: 205; Kew 1: 548.
1126. Die Farnkrduter der Erde. Beschreibende Darstellung der Geschlechter und wichti-
geren Arten der Farnpflanzen mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der exotischen. ... Mit
- 292 Abbildungen. Jena (Gustav Fischer) 1897. Oct. (Farnkr. Erde).
Publ.: 1897 (Nat. Nov. Dec 1897), p. [i]-xii, [1]-388, 292 text ill. Copies: HH, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 347; IF p. 687; Kew 1: 548; MW p. 77; IDC 7172.
1127. Die Farnkraéuter der Schweiz ... Mit achtundzwanzig Textfiguren. Bern (K. J.
Wyss) 1g00. Oct. (Farnkr. Schweiz).
[ii]: Beitrage zur Kryptogamenflora der Schweiz ... Band 1, Heft 2. Die Farnkrauter
der Schweiz. Bern 1900.
Ref.: BM 1: 205; Kew 1: 549.
Christensen, Carl Frederik Albert (1872-1942) Danish botanist. (C. Chr.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Original fern herbarium at BM; 12.000 duplicates at C.
hefe- EL Ty (Ede 6) i195 7n2:) 120:
Alston, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 156: 202. 1944/5.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 345; BFM 2319; BL 1: 31, 100, 114, 127;
BM 6: 205; Bossert p. 74; GR p. 681-682; IF p. 689, suppl. 1: 79, 2: 35, 3: 204-206, 4:
313 (bibl.); Kew 1: 549-550; KR p. 121; MW p. 78.
Benedict, Amer. Fern J. 2(2): 51-57. 1912.
Christensen, Dansk bot. lit. 1: 195. 1924 (portr.).
Looser, Rev. argent. Agron. 10: 279-280. 1943.
Paulsen, Naturens Verden, Kjébenhavn 27: 1-4. 1943.
Petersen, Bot. ‘Tidsskr. 46(2): 177-179. 1943.
Gagnepain, FI. Indochine, tom. prél. 38. 1944.
Alston, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 156: 202. 1944/5.
Pichi-Sermolli, Nuovo Giorn. bot. Ital. ser 2. 53(1-2): 403-404. 1946.
Stafleu, Taxon 22: 465-473. 1973.
Lawalrée, Natura mosana 26(4): 113-116. 1973 (corr.).
Hansen, Bot. ‘Tidsskr. 69(2/3): 207. 1974.
Holttum, Taxon 24: 499-500. 1975.
NoTE: A complete bibliography of Christensen’s pteridological work is given in his Index
filicum, main vol. and supplements.
EPONYMY: Christensenia Maxon (1905).
501
CHRISTENSEN
1128. Index filicum sive enumeratio omnium generum specierumque Filicum et Hydro-
pteridum ab anno 1753 ad finem anni 1905 descriptorum adjectis synonymis principali-
bus, area geographica etc. Kjébenhavn (H. Hagerup) [1905]-1906. Oct. (Index filic.)
pages dates pages dates pages dates
[i]-[ix] 10 Oct 1906 257-320 18 Nov 1905 577-640 2 Jul 1906
[1]-64 5 Mai 1905 321-384 30 Dec 1905 641-720 20 Aug 1906
65-128 I Jul 1905 385-448 12 Feb 1906 721-744 10 Oct 1906
129-192 20 Aug 1905 449-512 1 Apr 1906 [xii]-lix 10 Oct 1906
193-256 2 Oct 1905 513-576 19 Mai 1906
Supplementum 1906-1912: 20 Dec 1913, p. [i]-iv, [1]-131, [132, corr.] Kjobenhavn
(H. Hagerup)
Supplément préliminaire pour les années 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, publié auz frais de S.A.I.
Le Prince Bonaparte membre de |’ Institut: Oct-Dec 1917, p. [1-iii], [1]-60 (Nat. Nov.
Jun 1918). Kjobenhavn (Triers Bogtrykkeri).
Supplementum tertium pro annis 1917-1933: Oct 1934, p. [1]-219. Kjobenhavn (H. Hage-
rup).
Supplementum quartum pro annis 1934-1960 prepared by Rodolpho E. G. Pichi-Sermolli
fet coll.]: Jan 1965, Utrecht, p. [i]-xiv, [1]-370, Regnum vegetabile vol. 37.
Copy: U (including supplements).
Facsimile ed.: Koenigstein (Otto Koeltz) 1973, ISBN 3-87429-048-4 and 3-87429-040-2.
Copy: FAS.
Note: The main work and supplements contain extensive pteridological bibliographies,
called Catalogus literaturae, referred to in this work as IF. Main work: 671-744; Supple-
ment 1906-1912: 82-86; Supplement [2]: 34-39; Supplement: 201-219; Supplement 4: 311-
349-
Ref.: BFM 2319; BM 6: 205; Kew 1: 549; KR p. 121; MW p. 79.
Stafleu, Taxon 22: 465-466. 1973.
112g. A monograph of the genus Dryopteris. Kobenhavn (Andr. Fred. Host & Son) 1912
[r913]-1919[1920], 2 parts. Qu. (Monogr. Dryopteris).
1: Jan-Jun 1913 (t.p. 1912; Nat. Nov. Jul 1913, IF suppl. 1: 79 “1913”’), p. [i], [1]-230,
alt. [55-282]. Copy: U. —- D. Kgl. Danske Vidensk. Selsk. Skrifter ser. 7, nat. mat. afd.
10(2).
2: Jan-Sep 1920 (t.p. 1911; Nat. Nov. Oct 1920, IF suppl. 3: 205 “1920”’), p. [1]-132.
Copy: U. — D. Kel. Danske Vidensk. Selsk. Skrifter ser. 8, nat. mat. afd. 6(1).
“T regard Christensen’s monograph of ‘“‘Dryopteris” as the first modern work of fern
taxonomy ...” (Holttum).
Ref.: Holttum, ‘Taxon 24: 499-500. 1975.
Christmann, Gottlieb Friedrich (1752-1836), German botanist and physician at
Urach (Winnenden). (Christm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 346; BM 1: 348; GR p. 69; LS 5141; PR
54313 SO 577, 5774, 578.
1130. Des Ritters Carl von Linné Koniglich Schwedischen Leibarztes ec. ec., vollstdndiges
Pflanzensystem nach der dreyzehnten lateinischen Ausgabe und nach Anleitung des hol-
landischen Houttuynischen Werks iibersetzt und mit einer ausfithrlichen Erklarung aus-
gefertiget. Niirnberg (Gabriel Nicolaus Raspe) 1777-1788, 14 vols (in 15). Oct. (Vollst.
Pflanzensyst.)
Co-author: Georg Wolfgang Franz Panzer (1755-1829).
Publ.: names of authors not on title-pages; volumes 1-7 are by G. F. Christmann, 8-14 by
Panzer. The book is not an exact translation of Houttuyn’s Natuurlijke historie; there
are many amendments and even new names and new taxa. For further details see
Merrill (1938).
502
CIFERRI
Original edition.
vol. pages plates dates
I [i-xi1], 17-798 1-11, 5), front., portr. Linn. 1777
2 [i-vili], 1-548, [28] 12, 12b, 13-15, 16a, 16b, 16c, 17 Way
3 [i-iv], 1-683, [1] 18-25, 19b, 24b 1778
4 [i-viii], [1]-709, [65] 26-37 1779
Sie -wapet=8 707 iu 38-410, 41b, 42a, 42b, 43, 440, 44b = 1779
6 [i-viii], [1 ]-696 45-50, 50D, 51 1780
7 [-iv], [1]-584, [2] 5tb, 52, 53, 530, 54, 554, 550, 56,57 1781
8 [i-viii], [1]-794 574, 57b, 58-65 1782
9 [i-viii], [1]-630, [2] 66, 66b, 67, 68, 69 1783
10 [i-viii], [1]-381, [182] 70-76 1783
II [i-viii], [1]-664, [18] 77-86 1784, Apr-Mai
12 [i-viii], [1]-810, [36], [5] 87-93 1785, after Apr
13(1) [i-viii], [1]-562, [22] 94-101, 105 1786, Mai-Dec
(2) [i]-xii, [1]565, [15] 102-104 1787, Mai-Dec
14 [i-viti], [1]-614 1788, Apr-Dec
Copy: NY. — The plates are unsigned plain copper engr.
Neue unverdnderte Auflage, 14. vols., Niirnberg 1799, Oct. (n.v.).
Ref.: BM 1: 348; LS 5141; MW p. 78; PR 5431; SO 577, 577, 578.
Merrill, J. Arnold Arb. 19: 291-375. 1938.
Cienkowski, Leo de (Tzenkovskii, Lev Semenovich) (1822-1887), Polish biologist and
microscopist, professor of botany at St. Petersburg 1854-61, Warsaw 1862-1865, Odessa
1865-1871, Charkof 1871-1887. (Czenk.)
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: LE.
Rep Es orii26:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 599; Barnhart 1: 348; BM 5: 2158; Bossert
p- 753 CSP 1: 927, 7: 391, 9: 522, 14: 235; Grummann p. 726; Jackson p. 174; Kew 1:
558; LS 5167-5180, 32089.
Vallot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 29: 176. 1882.
Anon., Leopoldina 23: 215-216. 1887.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 34(2): 191. 1887.
Maximowicz and Reinhard, Ann. Bot. 1: 395-396. 1888 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 173. 1903, 3(3): 187. 1905.
EPONYMY: Cienkowskia Rostafinski (1873); Cienkowskya E. Regel & Rach (1859).
Ciferri, Raffaele (1897-1964), Italian mycologist. (Czf.)
HERBARIUM and types: PAV. — Hawksworth cites BPI for the main collections of fungi.
Ciferri’s pre World War II material was destroyed during the war. — Exsiccatae:
Mycoflora domingensis exsiccata (4 cent., nos. 1-425, Moca 1931 (1, 2), Pavia 1932-1956
3,4)). Sets at BPI, CUP, DAOM, FH, ILL, PICH, NMES, NY, PAC, PUR, TRTC,WIS.
Ref.: TH 2: 128.
Ciferri, Mycoflora domingensis integrata. Pavia 1961.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 82-87. 1971.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 348; BFM 2320, 3072; BL 2: 333, 336,
565; GR p. 516; Kew 1: 559; Langman p. 205; LS suppl. 5103-5183; MW suppl. p. 49;
Zander ed. 10, p. 645.
Roon, Int. direct. plant tax. 27. 1958.
Tomaselli, Univ. Studi Pavia, Annuario 1963-64: [6 p.] (portr.).
Giacomini, Ann. Bot., Roma 28(1): 249-250. 1964.
593
CIFFERRI
Tomaselli, Arch. Bot. Biog1. ital. 40: 1-55. 1964 (bibl., 1060 nos.; portr.), also as: Atti
Ist. Bot. Pavia ser. 5. 21 suppl.: 3-55. 1964.
Baldacci, Mycologia 57: 198-201. 1965 (portr.).
Giacomini, Giorn. bot. Ital. 72(4-6): 705-772. 1965 (bibl.).
Lindquist, Fitosanitarias 4(8): 17. 1965.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 109. 1971.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Lindau et Sydow, Thesaurus literaturae mycologicae et lichenologicae,
Supplementum 1911-1930, Pavia 1957-1960, 4 vols.
(2) Fiori et Giacomini, Flora italica cryptogama, fasc. 17 Ciferri, Ustilaginales, 443 p.,
31 Mar 1938.
(3) For further details see Tomaselli’s bibliography (1964).
EPONYMY: Ciferria Fragoso (1925); Ciferriella Petrak (1930); Ciferrina Petrak (1932);
Ciferriolichen Tomaselli (1952); Ciferriomyces Petrak (1932); Ciferriopeltis A. Chaves
Batista & H. Maia (1965); Ciferriotheca A. Chaves Batista & Lima ex A. Chaves Bastista
(1959); Ciferioxyphium A. Chaves Batista & H. Maia (1963); Ciferriusia A. Chaves
Batista (1962); Mycociferria ‘Tomaselli (1953).
1131. Saggio di una sistematica micolichenologica, Atti Istituto botanico e Laboratorio
crittogamico serie 5. 10(1): 22-84. 1953.
Co-author: Ruggero Tomaselli (1920-x).
Publ.: Jun 1953 (date on cover of fascicle) — often quoted from 1952 but the authors
themselves gave the correct date in their publications of 1954 and 1955. The article
contains a great number of names given to the fungal components of lichens. ‘The
ICBN states that ‘‘for nomenclatural purposes names given to lichens shall be
considered as applying to their fungal components” (Art. 13); most of these names
were therefore superfluous when published and hence illegitimate. A few names are
based on type species on which so far no other generic name had been based. In order
to distinguish the specific epithets in the combinations with their generic names
Ciferri and Tomaselli frequently used genetive endings thus making these epithets
superfluous substitutes as well. The authors published the names in the hope that the
International Botanical Congresses would accept their proposal to allow two nomen-
clatural systems for lichens, one for the entire plant and one for the fungal symbionts.
This proposal was rejected by the 1954 Congress.
Ref.: Ciferri et Tomaselli, Taxon 2: 194-196. 19533; 3: 230-231. 19543 4: 190-192. 1955.
Ciferri et Tomaselli, Arch. Bot. ser. 3. 12(1): I-15. 1952.
Santesson, Taxon 3: 147-148. 1954.
Rogers, Taxon 4: 19-20. 1955.
Ciferri et Tomaselli, Atti Ist. Bot. Lab. Critt. Univ. Pavia ser. 5. 10(2): 253-295.
Dec 1954.
Cirillo, Domenico Maria Leone (1739-1799), Italian statesman and botanist. (Ciril-
lo).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Collections destroyed when he was murdered at Naples on
8 Oct 1799. If any specimens were preserved at all they are perhaps at NAP.
Ref.: Saccardo 2: 32.
De Toni, Rev. Storia Sci. med. nat. 16(7-8). Jul-Aug 1925, 3 p. (carteggio inedito).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 163; Barnhart 1: 349; BM 1: 350; Bossert p. 75;
Dawson p. 319; Jackson p. 6, 319; Kanitz no. 60; Kew 1: 559-560; NI 357-358;
PR 1717-1724; Saccardo 1: 51, 2: 32.
Carusi, Vita di Domenico Cirillo, editione quarta con l’aggiunta dei cenni biografici di
Pasquale Carusie e d’una prolusione zoologica. Salerno 1868, 52 p. Copy: NY. —
Reprinted from II Paese 4(26), Napoli 1862.
Ayala, M. d’, Arch. stor. ital. ser. 3. 11(2): 107-145. 1870, 12(1): 106-125. 1870.
Cesati, Mem. Mat. Fis. Soc. ital. Sci. ser. 3: 3. lxix-Ixxii, cxviii. 1879.
Balsamo et al., Bull. Orto bot. Napoli 3: 45-46. 1913 (portr.).
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 94-95. 1966.
504
CLAPAREDE
NOTE: Cirillo latinized his name Cyrillus; the spelling Cyrillo must be avoided. — Cirillo
was (see PR) president of the legislative Assembly at Naples and was “‘hingerichtet vom
Bourbonischen Gesindel in Neapel.”
EPONYMY: Cyrilla [sic] Garden ex Linnaeus (1767); Cyrillopsis [sic] Kuhlmann (1925);
Cyrilloxylon [sic] van den Burgh (1964).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 223-224. 1974.
1132. De essentialibus nonnullarum plantarum characteribus commentarius. Napoli 1784. Oct.
(Essent. pl. char. comment.)
Publ.: 1784, p. [i]-lxxv, [1, err.], pl. 1-4. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 350.
1133. Plantarum rariorum regni neapolitani. Fasciculus primus [secundus] cum tabulis
aenis. Napoli 1788-1792, 2 fasc. Qu. (Pl. rar. neapol.)
1: Jan-Jun 1788, p. i-xxxix, pl. 1-12. Copies: MICH, NY.
2: 1792, p. i1-xxxv, pl. 1-12. Copy: NY.
For the text of fasc. 2 see also Usteri, Ann. Bot. 13: 44-65. The plates are hand-coloured
copper engr. by the artist.
Ref.: BM 1: 350; GF p. 54; Jackson p. 319; Kew 1: 560; NI 358; PR 1720; IDC 405.
Clairville, Joseph Philippe de (1742-1830), French born Swiss botanist, co-founder
of the Schweizer naturforschenden Gesellschaft. (Clairv.)
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(2): 510, 12(3): 12; Barnhart 1: 349; BM 1: 351;
HU 2: 596 [index]; Jackson p. 342; Kew 1: 560; NI 359-360; Plesch p. 177; PR 1725-
1726; Zander ed. 10, p. 645.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 358. 1862.
Geilinger, Mitt. naturw. Ges. Winterthur 19: 255-281. 1932 (portr., bibl.)
EPONYMY: Clairvillea A. P. de Candolle (1836).
1133- Plantes et arbustes d’agrément, gravés et enluminés d’aprés nature, avec la maniére de
les cultiver. Ouvrage entrepris par quelques amateurs et publié par cahiers de cing
planches chacun. Winterthur (Henry Steiner et Comp.) 1791-1794, 4 fasc. Oct. (PI.
arbust. agrém.)
I: 1791, p. [1]-31, pl. 1-5.
2: [1791?], p. [1]-46, pl. 2-6.
3/4: 1794, P. 47-90, 10 pl.
Copy: HU (fasc. 2, incomplete). The plates are hand col. copper engr. ‘‘Ce sont des
plantes qui viennent de mon jardin.” For authorship see e.g. Rémer, Ann. Bot. 21: 99.
1797.
Ref.: HU p. 720; NI 359; PR 1725.
1134. Manuel d*herborisation en Suisse et en Valais, rédigé selon le systéme de Linné,
corrigé par ses propres principes. Avec Vindication d’un nouveau systéme dérivé
également des principes de ce grand maitre. Par l’auteur de l’entomologie helvétique.
Winterthur (Steiner-Ziegler) 1811. Oct. (Man. herbor. Suisse).
Ed. 1: 28 Apr 1811 (p. xxvi: 21 Feb 1811), p. [i]-xxvi, table [= xxvii], [1]-382, [2, err.]
Copies: G, HH, USDA.
Ed. 2: Genéve (J. J. Paschoud), Paris 1819 (n.v.), “‘est eadem impressio”’ (PR); only the
t.p. is new (Geilinger).
Ref.: BM 1: 351, 5: 2061; Jackson p. 342; Kew 1: 560; PR 1726; SY p. 39.
Claparéde, Jean Louis René Antoine Edouard (1830-1871), Swiss zoologist. (Cla-
paréde).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
CLAPAREDE
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 351; CSP 1: 929-930, 6: 622-623, 7: 392-393, 14:
241-242; Moebius p. 77.
Saussure, Arch. Sci. phys. nat. Genéve 42: 51-79. 1871 (bibl.).
Saussure, Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 21: 363-366, 589-591. 1871/2 (portr.).
22: i-xxvilil. 1873.
Vogt, J. Zool. 2: 139-159. 1873.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 95. 1966.
Clarion, Jacques (1776-1844), French physician, phytochemist and army pharmacist.
(Clarion).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: some material in P-JU.
Ref.: TH 2: 128 (as “‘Jean,”’ probably erroneous).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 203-204; Barnhart 1: 350 (b. 1776); BM 1:
351; Bossert p. 75 (b. 1779); PR 1729.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 139. 1862.
Chatin, Bull. Soc. bot. France 38(1): 89-93. 1891.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 99. 1905 (b. 1779).
Balland, Les pharmaciens militaires francais 279. 1913 (b. 12 Oct 1779).
COMPOSITE WoRKs: Palisot de Beauvois, Essai 1812 (p. 205: Deyeuxia). Contributed also
to Candolle, Fl. frang. ed. 3 (1805-1815).
EPONYMY: Clarionea Lagasca ex A. P. de Candolle (1812).
Clarke, Benjamin (1813-1890), British botanist. (B. Clarke).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 352; BB p. 65; BM 1: 352; CSP 1: 935, 7:
395, 12: 159, 14: 246; Jackson p. 18; Kew 1: 563; PR 17930.
Britten, J. Bot. 28: 84-86. 1890.
EPONYMY: Clarkeifedia O. Kuntze (1903); Clarkeinda O. Kuntze (1891) and Clarkella
J. D. Hooker (1880) are dedicated to Charles Baron Clarke (1832-1906), q.v.
1135. A new arrangement of phanerogamous plants, with especial reference to relative
position, including their relations with the cryptogamous. London (author) 1866.
Oblong broadsheet. (New arr. phan. pl.)
Ed. 1: 1866, p. [i*-ii*], [i]-[iii], [1]-56, z pl. (plain). Copies: G, NY.
Ed. 23nso:
Ed. 3: 1886, p. [i-iti], [1]-4, tabl. 1-7. Copy: G. (see also BM 1: 352 for variant).
Ref.: BM 1: 352 [ed. 1, 3, 3a]; Jackson [ed. 1]; Kew [ed. 1]; PR 17930 [ed. 1].
Clarke, Charles Baron (1832-1906), British botanist, nephew of Benjamin Clarke,
in India 1865-1887. (C. B. Clarke).
HERBARIUM and tTypEs: K(Indian herbarium and mss.) BM, E(ferns): duplicates in
many herbaria.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 357, 2: 129.
Candolle, Phytographie 403. 1880.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 48. 1953.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 146. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 69. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 601-602; Barnhart 1: 352; BB p. 65; BL 2: 216;
BM 1: 352, 6: 209-210; CSP 7: 395, 9: 526, 14: 246; DNB suppl. 2(1): 366; IF p. 689-
690; Jackson p. 532 [index]; Kew 1: 563-564; Langman p. 206; MW p. 80; NI 362-364;
Zander ed. 10, p. 645.
506
CLARKE, C. B.
Clarke, J. Bot. 31: 135-138. 1893 (on collector’s numbers).
Candolle, C. de, Bull. Herb. Boissier ser. 2. 6: 890-892. 1906.
Prain and Bliss, J. Bot. 44: 370-377. 1906 (portr.).
Thiselton-Dyer, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1906: 271-281 (bibl.).
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1906/7: 38-42. 1907.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Curtis Bot. Mag. Dedications 243-244. 1932 (portr.).
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 126. 1936.
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 144-146. 1965.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) Alph. de Candolle, Monogr. :
(a) Commelinaceae, 3: 113-324, pl. 1-8. Jun 1881.
(b) Cyrtandraceae, 5(1): 1-303. Jul 1883.
(2) J. W. Gregory, The Great Rift Valley, appendix B: List of Cyperaceae from East Africa.
1896.
(3) W. H. Harvey and O. W. Sonder, Flora capensis: vol. 7, 1897-1898, Commelinaceae and
Cyperaceae.
(4) Oliver, Fl. Trop. Afr.: various contributions, listed under Oliver.
(5) Hooker, Fl. Brit. India: Saxif. 2: 388-411, Crass. 2: 411-423, Dros. 2: 423-425,
Hamam. 2: 425-430, Halor. 2: 430-434, Combr. 2: 443-461, all Jul 1879; Myrt. 2: 506-512,
Melast. 2: 512-565, Lythr. 2: 565-581, Onagr. 2: 582-590, Samyd. 2: 590-598, Cucur. 2:
604-635, Begon. 2: 635-656, Datisc. 2: 656-657, Cact. 2: 657-658, Ficoid. 2: 658-665,
Umb. 2: 665-720, Aral. 2: 720-740, Corn. 2: 740-748, all Mai 1879; Capr. 3: 1-17, Mai
1880; Valer. 3: 210-215, Dips. 3: 215-219, Styl. 3: 419-420, Gooden. 3: 420-421, Camp. 3:
421-442, Vacc. 3: 442-448, all Mar 1881; Vacc. 3: 449-455, Eric. 3: 456-476, Monotr. 3:
476-477, Epacr. 3: 477, Diap. 3: 478, Plumb. 3: 478-481, Myrs. 3: 507-534, Sapot. 3: 534-
549, Eben. 3: 549-572, Styr. 3: 572-590, Olea. 3: 590-618, Salv. 3: 618-620, all Dec 1882;
Logan. 4: 78-93, Gent. 4: 93-132, Polem. 4: 133, Hydroph. 4: 133-134, Borag. 4: 134-179,
Conv. 4: 179-228, Solan. 4: 228-246, all Jun 1883; Lent. 4: 328-336, Gesn. 4: 336-375,
Bign. 4: 376-386, Pedal. 4: 386-387, Acanth. 4: 387-512, all Jan 1884; Acanth. 4: 513-558,
Verb. 4: 560-604, all Aug 1885; Cyper. 6: 585-672, Sep 1893; Cyp. 6: 673-748, Apr 1894.
EPONYMY: Clarkeifedia O. Kuntze (1903); Clarkeinda O. Kuntze (1891); Clarkella J. D.
Hooker (1880).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 225-226. 1974.
1136. A list of the flowering plants, ferns, and mosses collected in the immediate neighbourhood of
Andover. Calcutta (E. Dean) 1886. Oct. (in fours) (List fl. pl. Andover).
Publ.: 1866, p. [i], map, [1]-114. Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BL 2: 243; BM 1: 352; Jackson p. 248; Kew 1: 563; IDC 5117.
1137- Commelynaceae et Cyrtandraceae bengalenses (paucis aliis ex terris adjacentibus
additis). Calcutta (Thacker, Spink and Co.), Bombay (Thacker, Vining & Co.),
London (W. Thacker & Co.) 1874. Broadsheet. (Commelyn. Cyrtandr. bengal.)
Publ.: 1874 (announced as publ. by J. Bot only Jul 1875), p. [i-iii], [1]-133, pl. 1-99,
87bis, 8gbis, plain liths. with occasional coloured details. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 352; Jackson p. 387; Kew 1: 563; NI 362.
1138. Compositae indica descriptae et secus genera Benthamii ordinatae. Calcutta
(Thacker, Spink and Co.), Bombay (Thacker, Vining & Co.), London (W. Thacker &
Co.) [1876.] Oct. in fours. (Compos. ind.)
Publ.: 1876, probably Sep (Bot. Zeit. 20 Oct 1876; J. Bot. Oct 1876) p. iii: 21 Jan 1876;
p-v.: “at has occupied me nearly a year [since Aug 1875] to get the present book
through the press ...’’), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-v, [i]-xxiv, [1]-347, [i]-xlv. Copies: B, BR,
MICH, NY, US.
Ref.: BM 1: 352; Jackson p. 384; Kew 1: 563.
1139. A review of the ferns of Northern India. London 1880. Qu. (Rev. ferns N. India).
Orig. ed.: Jan-Apr 1880 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1880), reprinted from Trans. Linn. Soc. ser. 2.
Bot. 1: 425-611. pl. 49-84, originally published in three parts.
597
CLARKE, CG. B.
Facsimile reprint, 1973, as Filices indiae, announced as published by the trade (n.v.).
Ref.: IF p. 690; Kew 1: 563.
1140. Illustrations of Cyperaceae, prepared under the direction of the late Charles Baron
Clarke ... London (Williams & Norgate) 1909. Oct. (Jil. Cyper.)
Publ.: Feb-Mai 1909 (p. vi: Feb 1909; Nat. Nov. Jun 1909), issued by Miss Clarke
with a preface by B. D. Jackson, p. [i]-vi, [1], pl. 1-144 with letterpress, and index
[1]-6. Copy: U. — The plates are collotypes or lithographs of drawings by Charles
Fitch, N. E. Brown and Mathilda Smith. For text see Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1908, add.
series 8.
Ref.: Kew 1: 564; Langman p. 206; MW p. 80; NI 364.
Tyrrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 17. 1963.
Clarke, John Mason (1857-1925), American palaeobotanist in the geological survey
of New York. (7. M. Clarke).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 247; Barnhart 1: 353; BM 1: 353, 6:
210; CSP 14: 249-250; Quenstedt p. 83.
Schuchert and Ruedemann, Science 62: 117-121. 1925.
F. A. Bather, Quart. J. geol. Soc. London 82: xlv. 1926.
Schuchert, Bull. geol. Soc. America 37: 49-93. 1926 (portr., bibl. 378 nos.).
EPONYMY: Clarkeifedia O. Kuntze (1903); Clarkeinda O. Kuntze (1891) and Clarkella
J. D. Hooker (1880) are dedicated to Charles Baron Clarke (1832-1906), q.v.
Clausen, Peter (//f. 1834-1843), Danish collector in Brazil. (Clausen).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Sets of Clausen’s specimens in many herbaria. His Plantae
brasiliensis were not a regularly dated and numbered series of exsiccatae. The name
appears as Claussen on the labels; his original name was Peter Clausen; in Brazil called
Pedro Claudio or Pedro Dinamarquez.
Ref: IH 2: 129.
Anon., Hist. Coll. BMNH 1: 278.
Candolle, Phytographie 403. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 146. 1964.
Miller, Taxon 19: 519. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 354; CSP 1: 947; Quenstedt p. 84.
Warming, Bot. Tidskr. 12: 125-126. 1880/81.
Warming, Lagoa Santa 488. 1892.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 12-13. 1906.
Christensen, Danske Bot. Hist. 1: 247-250, 2: 209-210. 1924.
Clauson, Th. (1817-1860), French colonial settler in Algeria, botanist. (Clauson).
HERBARIUM and tTypPEs: P and P-CO. Published a Herbarium jfontanesianum normale, 1
century, Jan 1861 (Flora 44: 458, 480. 1861).
Ref. 2H 9) 120-
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 164; Barnhart 1: 355; CSP 1: 947.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 7: 145. 1860.
Cosson, Comp. Flora atl. 1: 26. 1881.
Cosson et Durieu, Intr. fl. Alg. xxiii-xxiv.
Claussen, Peter (1877-1959), German botanist, pupil of Schwendener, morphologist
and developmental biologist. (Claussen).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: B.
508
CLAYTON
COMPOSITE WORKS: EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2, vol. 6, 1928, Basidiomycetes,
editor.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 355; BM 6: 212; LS 5210, 5210a, 32103-
32105, suppl. 3231-3235.
Pirson, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 76 (Sondernummer 2): (154)-(162). 1963 (portr., bibl.)
Claypole, Edward Waller (1835-1901), American geologist and palaeobotanist in
Ohio (1883-1898) and in California (Pasadena) (1898-1901). (Claypole).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 247; Barnhart 1: 355; BL 2: 201;
BM 1: 356, 6: 212; CSP 9: 535, 12: 160-161, 14: 262-263; Kew 1: 567; Quenstedt p. 84.
Anon., Amer. Monthly micr. J. 17: 407-409. 1896 (portr.).
Moody, Trans. Amer. micr. Soc. 23: 269-274. 1901 (or 1902) (portr.).
Winchell, Amer. Geologist 28: 247-248. 1901.
Comstock, Bull. geol. Soc. Amer. 13: 479, 487-497, 546. 1902 (bibl., 149 nos.).
Comstock et al., Amer. Geologist 29: 1-47. 1902 (portr., bibl. 150 nos.).
Merill, Ann. Rep. Smiths. Inst. 1904: 582, 692.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Editor of American Geologist 1888-1901.
Clayton, John (1686-1773), British physician in Virginia, correspondent of Gronovius.
(Clayton).
HERBARIUM and Types: BM (via Gronovius herbarium and Banks), also material at
CGE, LINN and OXF. — Topotypes at GLEN. Clayton’s own herbarium was destroyed
(Britten 1909).
Repeal ta(eds'6) 101.2211 30:
Blake, Rhodora 20: 21-28, 48-54, 65-73. 1918, see also Bot. Centralbl. 141: 237-238.
191g (notes on the Clayton herb.).
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 146. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 430; Barnhart 1: 355; BB p. 66; BM 1: 356;
DNB 11: 13 (inaccurate); GR p. 393; Kew 1: 567; KR p. 122; ME 1: 172, 3: 342-343.
Madison, Barton et al., Philad. med. phys. J. 2(1): 139-150. 1805.
Britten, J. Bot. 47: 297-301. 1909 (corr. of DNB).
Kelly, Cycl. Amer. med. Biogr. 1: 185. 1912.
Kelly, Some American med. Botanists 44-48. 1914.
Sargent, Rhodora 17: 39-40. 1915 (on three of his oaks).
Blake, Rhodora 20: 21-28, 48-54, 65-73. 1918.
Fox, Fothergill 425. 1919.
Slaughter in Kelly and Burrage, Amer. med. Biogr. 226. 1920.
Earnest, J. and W. Bartram 184 [index]. 1940.
Eddy, Garden J. New York Bot. Gard. 1(3): 85-87. 1951.
Lewis, Virginia J. Sci. ser. 2. 8: 35-41. 1957.
Zirkle, Virginia Mag. Hist. Biogr. 67: 284-294. 1959 (1960).
Frick and Stearns, Mark Catesby 131 [index]. 1961.
Berkeley, Edm. and D.S., John Clayton, pioneer of American botany. Chapel Hill 1963,
236 p. (see also Stannard, Isis 55 (3, 181): 391-392. 1964).
Hoffman, Ethnohistory 11(1): 1-40. 1964 (on confusion with John Clayton, minister at
Jamestown 1684-1686).
Leroy, J. Agric. trop. Bot. appl. 11(12): 600-603. 1964.
Boone, Hist. bot. West Virginia 4, 7, 8. 1965.
Berkeley and Berkeley, Dr Alexander Garden of Charles Town 372. 1969.
COMPOSITE WORKS: see Gronovius, Flora virginica, 1739-1743, ed. 2 1762, based mainly on
Clayton material.
EPONYMY: Claytonia Linnaeus (1753).
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CLEMENTE
Clemente y Rubio, Simon de Rojas (1777-1827), Spanish botanist. (Clemente).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: MA.
Refi sTE2) 130:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 176, 5(1): 203; Barnhart 1: 357; BL 2: 507;
BM 4: 1745; Bossert p. 77; Colmeiro 1: clxviii-clxix; Jackson p. 340; Kew 1: 569;
LS 5223, 5224.
Anon., Flora 10: 736. 1827.
Colmeiro, Bot. hisp.-lusit. 195-197.
Pardo, Simon de Rojas Clemente y Rubio y el primer centenario de su muerto. Valencia
1927, 27 P-
EPONYMY: Clementea Cavanilles (1802); Clementea Cavanilles (1804).
1141. Plantas que viven espontaneamente en el termino de Titaguas, pueblo de Valencia,
enumeradas en forma de indice alfabético. Madrid (Aguado) 1864. Oct. (Pl. Titaguas).
Publ.: 1864, p. [1]-72. Copy: NY. — Reprinted from Revista de los progresos de las
Ciencias 14(7).
Clements, Frederic Edward (1874-1945), American ecologist, mycologist, climatol-
ogist, and neo-lamarckian philosopher. (Clements)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: NY. Exsiccatae: Cryptogamae formationum coloradensium (centuries
i-vi, nos. 1-615, 1905-1908). Sets at ARIZ, BPI, GOLO, CUP, E, FH, KANU, ILL,
DIN, NEB, NY, OC, OXF, PUR, RM, RSU, SCHN, UC, WSP. — Clements papers,
photographs, field books etc. are in the Dept. of Archives, University of Wyoming.
Refi: UH1 (ed. 6) 189, 22 130.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 10. 1969.
Stevenson, Beih. Nov. Hedwigia 36: 88-90. 1971.
Weber, Cryptogamae formationum coloradensium, New York 1972.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 146. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 70. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 357; BL 1: 192, 195; BM 1: 357, 6: 212-
213; Bossert p. 77; CSP 14: 266; GR 184, 208; Kew 1: 569-570; Langman p. 326, 345;
LS 5218-5222, 5214?, 32109, 32110, 41108, suppl. 5280-5281; Moebius 362, 375; MW
p. 80; NAB 34: 266-267; NCAB 34: 266; NI 366.
Allison, Univ. Colorado Studies 6: 55. 1908.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 9: 62. 1908, 12: 124. 1911.
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter 312 [ind.]. 1944.
Shantz, Ecology 26: 317-319. 1945 (portr.).
Clements and Clements, Frederic Edward Clements and Edith Schwarz Clements
(autobiogr.) New York 1947, 12 p.
Tansley, J. Ecology 34: 194-196. 1947.
Ewan in leRoy Hafen, Colorado and its people 2: 24. 1948.
Clements, Dynamics of vegetation 1949, p. 1 (portr.).
Ewan, Rocky Mountain naturalists 183-184. 1950.
Pool et al., Ecology 35(2): 109-115. 1954 (portr.).
Clements, E. G., Adventures in ecology, New York 1960, 224 p. (portr.).
Clements, E. S., Nebraska Alumnus 57(6): 12-16. 1961 (on Pikes Peak lab.).
Humphrey, Makers of North American botany 51-53. 1961.
Ewan et al., A short history of botany in the U.S. 163. 1969.
Ewan, DSB 3: 317-318. 1971 (bibl.).
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23: 714. 1974 (portr.).
EPONYMY: Clementsia J. N. Rose (1903).
1142. The genera of fungi. Minneapolis (H. W. Wilson Company) 1909. Oct. (Gen.
Jung.).
510
CLIFFORD
Ed. 1: Jul-Oct 1909 (pref. 1 Jun 1909; Nat. Nov. Nov 1909), p. [i-v], [1]-227. Copy: BR.
Ed. 2: New York (H. W. Wilson Company) 1931. Oct., revised, with Cornelius Lott
Shear (1865-1956), publ.: Jun-Jul 1931 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1931), p. [i]-[vii], [1]-496,
pl. 1-58 with text. Copies: B, BR, MICH, NY. — Illustration by Edith S$. Clements.
Reissue: New York (Hafner) 1954, unchanged reprint of 1931 ed. Copy: MICH. Both
editions are of importance because of the lectotypification of many generic names,
as well as for the description of numerous new genera.
Ref.: BM 6: 212 (sub Pound, R.); Kew 1: 569; LS 32110; NI 366.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard 119. 1973 (Seaver corr.,
letters, reviews).
Cleve, Per Theodor (1840-1905), Swedish algologist. (Cleve).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: (Cleve) S (Diatoms, orig.), duplicates B, DMNH, K, PH, W.
Wornardt states that the Cleve and Moller types are at PC; Koster locates the Cleve
and Moller diatom types at AWM and PC. — Exsiccatae: Diatoms (parts i-yi, nos. 1-324),
Uppsala 1837-1882, sets at AWH, BM, FH, L, 8, UPS, W.
Co-author of exsiccatae: Johann Diedrich Moller (1844-1907), a technician who did not
publish any botanical papers (KR p. 518).
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 357, 2: 130; KR p. 129.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 64-65. 1969.
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
Wornardt, Int. direct. diatomists 33. 1968.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 357; BM 1: 358-359, 6: 213; CSP 1: 954, 7:
405-406, 12: 162, 14: 269-270; Jackson p. 533 [index]; Kew 1: 571; KR p. 124-129;
MW p. 8o.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 35. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 8. 1905.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1905: 248-249.
Boklund, DSB 3: 321-322. 1971 (bibl.)
Kleppa, Norsk bot. bibl. 1814-1964, 91, 92, 322. 1973.
EPONYMY: Clevea 8S. O. Lindberg (1868) ; Cleveamphora Mereschowsky (1903).
1143. Horsdk till en monografi Gfver de svenska arterna af algfamiljen Kygnemaceae. Uppsala
(W. Schultz) 1868. Qu. (Fors. svenska X ygnem.)
Publ.: 1868, p. [i], [1]-38, pl. z-z0, col. lith. Héglind. Copies: BR, US. — Reprinted from
Nova Acta Reg. Soc. Sci. Upsal. ser. 3. vol. 6. 1868.
Ref.: Jackson p. 336; KR p. 124.
1144. Synopsis of the naviculoid diatoms. Stockholm (P. A. Norstedt & S.) 1894-1895,
2 vols. Qu. (Syn. navic. diat.)
zr: 1894 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1894), p. 1-194, 5 pl. with text. —- Sv. Vet.-Akad. Handl., ny
fjdld, 26(2).
2: 1895 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1896), p. 1-219, 4 pl., [4, err.], [2, repr. p. 5-6 of part 1]. —
Idem 27(3).
Facsimile ed.: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1965. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: KR p. 126.
Clifford, George (1685-1760), Dutch banker, governor of the Dutch East Indian
Company, trustee of the Hortus medicus in Amsterdam and owner of the estate De Harte-
camp south of Haarlem (near Bennebroek). (Clifford).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Clifford’s herbarium was acquired by Sir Joseph Banks in 1792
and is at the Botany Department of the British Museum (Natural History). It is im-
portant because it provided the basis for Linnaeus’s Hortus Cliffortianus and Viridiarum
Cliffortianum. After having been scattered through the general herbarium the specimens
are now kept separately as a special herbarium arranged in accordance with the
Hortus Cliffortianus; the size of the sheets is 41-45 26-28 cm. Linnaeus’s handwriting is
found on many sheets. Occasional Clifford specimens are at OXF. The story of Banks’s
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CLIFFORD
acquisition of the Clifford herbarium can be learned from his correspondence with the
Leiden botanist Sebald Justinus Brugmans (1763-1819) who acted as an intermediary
between the Twenth family, which possessed the herbarium at the time, and Banks.
Brugmans reports on 16 April 1792 that he has bought for Banks T'wenth’s herbarium.
Ref.:
Candolle, Phytographie 404. 1880.
Rendle, J. Bot. 61: 114-119. 1923.
Stearn, An introduction to the Species plantarum in the Ray Society, facsimile of
Linnaeus, Species plantarum, vol. 1, London 1957, pp. 44-50, 118-119.
Dawson, Banks Letters [corr. Brugmans] 179-180. 1955
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 147. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 589; Barnhart 1: 358; BB 1: 359; BM 1: 359;
Kew 1: 571; KR p. 129.
MacOwan, Trans. S. Afr. philos. Soc. 4: xxxi. 1887.
Hulth, Bref och Skr. Linné 1: 423. 1916.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 128-129. 1936.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 369. 1971.
EPONYMYyY: Cliffordia Cothenius (1790, orth. var.) ; Cliffortia [sic] Linnaeus (1753).
Note: Cliffordia EK. J. Livera (1927) is dedicated to Hugh Clifford, english government
officer, and his wife.
Clifton, George (1823-1913), British botanist who collected algae in Australia (1854).
(Clifton).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: In Harvey’s herbarium at TCD, also BM.
Rep Vel 225130.
Newton, Phycol. Bull. 1: 15. 1952.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 358; BB p. 67; HR.
Murray, Trans. Linn. Soc. ser. 2. 3: 211. 1891.
Maiden, J. West Austral. nat. hist. Soc. 6: 11-12. 1909.
Bray, J. West Austral. hist. Soc. 2(22): 1-25. 1936.
Smith, J. West Austral. hist. Soc. 4(5): 67-68. 1949-1954.
EPONYMY: Cliftonaea W. H. Harvey (1863, orth. var.) ; Cliftonia W. H. Harvey (1859).
Clinton, George Perkins (1867-1937), American mycologist. (G. P. Clinton).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material in B, CUP, FH, IAC, ILL, LCU, NY, PUR, SAM.
Published a supplement to Seymour-Earle, Economic fungi, Ustilag., set at FH.
Ref: Roars.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 358; NAF 7: 1055-1056.
McCormick, Phytopathology 28: 304, 379-387. 1938 (bibl., portr.)
COMPOSITE WoRKS: WAF, Ustilaginales, Ustilaginaceae, Tilletiaceae 7(1): 1-82. 4 Oct 1906.
Clinton, George William (1807-1885), American botanist. (G. W. Clinton).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material in BM, BUF, CORD, CUP, F, MICH, PH.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 358; Bossert p. 77; CSP 9: [n.v.], 12: 162,
14: 271; Langman p. 208.
Coulter, Bot. Gaz. 10: 376. 1885.
Day, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 12: 103-106. 1885.
Gray, A., Am. J. Sci. ser. 3. 31: 17-20. 1885, Sci. Papers 2: 475-478. 1889.
Day, D. F., An address commemorative of George W. Clinton. Buffalo 1890, 29 p.
McVaugh, Edward Palmer 67. 1959.
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CLUSIUS
Clos, Dominique (1821-1908), French botanist at Toulouse. (Clos).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: TL.
Refs td oe 13'r.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 359; BL 2: 124, 206, 332; BM 1: 359;
CSP 1: 957-959, 7: 408-409, 9: 541, 12: 162-163, 14: 271-272; Jackson p. 533 [index];
Kew 1: 573-5743; PR 1752-1754.
Clos, Notice sur les titres et travaux scientifiques de M. Dominique Clos. Toulouse 1876,
34 P-
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 99. 1905 (portr.).
Anon., Bull. Acad. Géogr. int. 18: xiii. 1908.
Dop, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Toulouse 42: 13-17. 1909.
Dop, Bull. Soc. bot. France 56: 601-602. 1909.
Dop, Mém. Acad. Sci. Inscr. Belles-Lettr. ‘Toulouse ser. 11. 8: 1-6. 1920.
Astre, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Toulouse 101: 173. 1966.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: C. Gay, Historia fisica ... de Chile, Botanica, vols. 2-4, 1846-1849:
Rhamnaceae, Leguminosae, Umbelliferae, Loranthaceae, Rubiaceae, Valerianeae,
Boragineae, Labiatae, Scrophularineae.
Clusius, Carolus [Charles de 1’Escluse] (1526-1609), Dutch botanist. (Clus.)
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Herbarium specimens documenting Clusius’ descriptions, are
extremely rare. The Bauhins (BAS) received Clusius’ material and so did Platter (BE)
but in the absence of annotations the specimens are difficult to locate.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG I: 241, 2(1): 441, 4: 692, 5(2): 104, 681, 12(2):
753; Barnhart 2: 357; BM 3: 1074-1075; DTS 1: 47-48; GR p. 707; Jackson p. 572
[index]; JW 1: 440-441, 2: 188, 3: 348, 4: 381-382, 5: 237 (q.v. for many biogr. refs. and
refs. to sources); Kanitz no. 11; Kew 1: 575; LS 5273-5276; NI 368-374, suppl. p. 216;
NNBW o: 150; PR 1755-1761, ed. 1, 2406-2413; Smit p. 898, 1043.
Treviranus, C. Clusii et C. Gesneri, Epistolae ineditae, Leipzig 1830.
Blum, Ber. Senckenb. naturf. Ges., Wiss. Abth. 1901: 5-6, 8.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 27-28. 1906.
Hunger, Arch. Zeeuwsch Genootsch. Wet. 1925: 110-133 (letters to Cl.)
Hunger, Clusius tentoonstelling de Lakenhal, Leiden 1926, 70 p.
VandeVelde, Vers]. Meded. Kon. Vlaamse Akad. Taal Letterk. 1927: 13-41.
Hunger, Charles de |’Escluse, ’s-Gravenhage 1927-1943, 2 vols. (the main biography
and bibl., portr., refs. to mss. etc.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 129-130. 1936.
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. xviii. Jahrb. 254 [ind.]. 1936.
Wyngaert, De gulden Passer 25(1, 2): 34-51. 1947 (drawing).
Lenger, Bibl. Belgica 3: 759-784. 1964 (the main bibliography!)
Egle und Rosenstock, Gesch. Bot. Frankfurt 8. 1966.
Aumiiller, Burgenland. Heimatbl. 29(3): 98-107. 1967, 34(2): 66. 1972.
Stannard, Pharmacy in history 9(2): 67-68. 1967.
Raab, Schweiz. Z. Pilzk. 46(2): 17-19. 1968.
Pilat, Ceske Mykol. 23(4): 267-271. 1969 (on medal).
Schuster, Z. Pilzk. 35(3/4): 149-156. 1969 (mycol. activ. in Pannonia).
Aumiller, Burgenl. Heimatbl. 34(2): 66-72. 1972, Sonderheft Burgenl. Forsch. 5: 9-92.
1973 (bibl.)
Guglia, Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien 113: 121-128. 1973 (portr.)
Jovet and Mallet, zn Gillespie, DSB 8: 120-121. 1973.
Hrabevec, Biologia, Bratislava 29(1): 87-91. 1974 (portr.)
Schuster, Schweiz. Z. Pilzk. 52(4): 50-54. 1974.
Smit, Vakblad Biologen 54(4): 49-53- 1974.
Smit, History of the life sciences 898-899, 1043. 1974.
Magdefrau, Jb. Ver. Schutz. Alpenpfl. 40: 6-9. 1975 (portr.)
Ubrizsy-Savoia, Mikol. Kézlem. 1: 11-21. 1975.
513
CLUSIUS
NOTE: The main biography by Hunger, ’s-Gravenhage 1927-1943, provides references
to the earlier biographical literature on Clusius; see Lenger for a descriptive biblio-
graphy of Clusius’ own works, and Aumiller for an updated bibliography on Clusius.
COMMEMORATIVE VOL.: Burgenlandische Forschungen, Sonderheft 5. Eisenstadt 1973,
309p. (bibl., iconogr.).
EPONYMY: Clusia Linnaeus (1753) ; Clusianthemum Vieillard (1865) ; Clusiella Planchon &
Triana (1860).
1145. Rariorum aliquot stirpium per hispanias observatarum historia, libris duobus expressa: ad
Maximilianum II. Imperatorem. Antwerpen (Ex officina Christophori Plantini) 1576.
Oct. (Rar. stirp. hispan. hist.)
Publ.: late Feb or Mar 1576 (colophon kalend. Mart. 1576), p. [1]-529, [10, index],
[2, censor, coloph.]. Copy: U. — Contains 233 woodcuts of which 39 had previously
been used by Dodoens for his Purgantium historia 1574 (NI). See Lenger (1964).
Ref.: HE p. 18; HU 125; NI 370; PR 1756; IDC 750.
Christ, Oest. bot. Z. 62: 132-135, 189-194, 229-238, 271-275, 1912.
Hunger, Charles de l’Escluse 1: 133-136, 332-339. 1927.
Lenger, Bibl. Belgica 3: 759-760. 1964 (q.v. for full description).
Guinea, Simposio Fl. eur. Sevilla 303. 1969.
1146. Caroli Clusii Atreb. Aliquot notae in Garciae aromatum historiam. Eiusdem des-
criptiones nonnullarum stirpium, & aliarum exoticarum rerum, quae a generose viro
Francisco Drake equite angle, & his observatae sunt, qui eum in longa illa navigatione,
qua proximis annis universum orbem circumiuit, comitati sunt: & quorundam peregri-
norum fructuum quos Londini ab amicis accepit. Antwerpen (Ex officina Christophori
Plantini) 1582. Oct. (Alig. not. Garciae arom. hist.)
Publ.: Feb 1582, p. [1]-43, [44, colophon, Feb 1582]. Copy: Rogers McVaugh. Contains
e.g. material received in 1581 from Francis Drake.
Ref.: Lenger, Bibl. Belgica 3: 767. 1964 (extensive analysis).
1147- Caroli Clusii atrebatis Rariorum aliquot stirpium, per Pannoniam, Austriam, © vicinas
quasdam provincias observatarum historia, quatuor libris expressa ... Antwerpen (Ex offi-
cina Christophori Plantini) 1583. Oct. (Rar. stirp. Pannon.)
Publ.: Michaelismesse 1583 (Frankfurt), p. [i-viii], [1]-766, [15, index].
Facsimile ed.: Graz (Akademische Druck- u. Verlagsanstalt) 1965. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: DTS 1347; HE p. 18; HU 144; NI 371; PR 1758.
Istvanfh, Caroli Clusii ... Icones fungorum in Pannonis observatorum. Budapest
1898-1910.
Christ, Oest. bot. Z. 62: 330-334, 393-394, 426-430. 1912, 63: 131-136, 159-167. 1913.
Hunger, Charles de l’Escluse 1: 155-160, 339-355. 1927, 2: 130. 1943.
Lenger, Bibl. Belgica 3: 767-769. 1964 (extensive analysis).
Stafleu, Taxon 16: 535-537. 1967.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 116. 1975 (has a final sign. Y 10).
1148. Stirpium nomenclator pannonicus. Német-Hjvar. 1583 Oct. (Stirp. nomencl. pann.)
Ed. 1: An appendix to no. 1147, reprinted without author’s name by Plantijn in 1584.
Only one copy of the original edition was known to be extant (Franciscan monastery,
Német-Hjvar), but this was lost in 1945 (see Aumiiller). Facsimile in Hunger 1: 419-
434. and in facs. ed. 1965 of no. 1147.
Ed. 2: Stirpium nomenclator pannonicus. Antwerpen (Ex officina Christophori Plan-
tini) 1584. Oct., p. [1-15]. Copy: L (n.v.).
Ref.: Aumiiller nos. 17, 18; HU 149; PR sub 1758 [both 1584 ed.]
Hunger, Charles de l’Escluse 1: 158-159, 419-430. 1927.
Lenger, Bibl. Belgica 3: 769. 1964.
Stafleu, Taxon 16: 535-537. 1967.
1149. Rariorum plantarum historia. Antwerpen (Ex officina Plantiniana Apud Joannem
Moretum) 1601. Fol. (Rar. pl. hist.)
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COCKAYNE
Publ.: 1601, p. [i-iv], front. [v-xiv], 1-364, i-cccxlviij, [1-12]. Copy: U. — Contains the
Fungorum in Pannoniis observatorum brevis historia which was based on a collection of
coloured drawings made by Clusius and some friends during his Austrian period.
This ‘codex fungorum’ is at the University Library of Leiden. A coloured facsimile
edition of this work was published by Istvanffi in 1900, q.v. for further details; see
also Hunger.
Ref.: Aumiiller no. 27; DTS 1: 47; HE p. 18; HU 180; NI 372; PR 1759; SA 2: 550;
IDC 54.
Oudemans, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 341-355. 1877.
Roze, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 15: 280-304. 1899, 16: 26-53. 1900 (binary nomen-
clature of the fungi).
Istvanffi de Csik-Madéfalva, Etudes et commentaires sur le code de l’Escluse augmen-
tés de quelques notices biographiques. Budapest 1900.
Hunger, Charles de I’Escluse 1: 255-260, 378. 1927, 2: 284. 1943.
Lenger, Bibl. Belgica 3: 769-772 (extensive analysis).
Guinea, V Simposio Fl. eur., Sevilla 303-304. 1969.
Petkovsek, ‘‘Historia Fungorum” und Clusius Codex im Lichte neuere Unter-
suchungen. Schweiz. Z. Pilzkunde 46: 173-182. 1968.
Guédeés, J. Bibl. nat. Hist. 6(3): 174-175. 1972.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 117. 1975.
1150. Exoticorum libri decem: quibus animalium, plantarum, aromatum, aliorumque
peregrinorum fructuum historiae describuntur; item Petri Bellonii Observationes,
eodem Carolo Clusio interprete. Leiden (Ex officina Plantiniana Raphalengii) 1605.
Fol. (Exot. libri).
Publ.: ““Michaelismesse”’ 1605. Copy: U. — Contains Clusius’ translations of e.g. Monar-
des, Acosta and Belon. For full information see Stevenson (HU 182), Hunger and
Lenger. The Curae posteriores were published in 1611.
Ref.: Aumiiller no. 29; BM 3: 1075; HE p. 18; HU 182; Langman p. 433; MW p. 81;
NI 369; Plesch p. 302; PR 1760; SA 2: 550.
Hunger, Charles de l’Escluse 1: 281-298. 1927.
Lenger, Bibl. Belgica 3: 772-776.
Stafleu, Taxon 16: 141-142. 1967.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 119. 1975.
Cobres, Joseph Paul von (1747-1823), German bibliophile. (Cobres).
COLLECTIONS: ‘The Cobres library is now probably dispersed.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 4; Barnhart 1: 361; BM 1: 360; Dawson
p-. 222; PR (ed. 1) 1885.
Anon., Flora 7: 48, 126-128. 1824.
Anon., Ber. naturf. Ver. Augsburg 8: 57-66.
Pritzel, Linnaea 9g: 712. 1835.
EPONYMY: Cobresia Persoon (1807, orth. var.) ; Kobresia Willdenow (1805).
r151. Deliciae cobresianae. Biichersammlung zur Naturgeschichte. [Augsburg 1782]
2 vols. Oct. (Delic. cobres.)
Publ.: 1782, p. [i*-iii*], [i]-xxviii, [1]-470, 471-956, [1, err.]. — An extremely rare but
valuable catalogue of a library rich in material on natural history. The entries
contain references to reviews as well as critica] notes and bibliographical detail not or
rarely found elsewhere.
Facsimile ed.: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1966. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 360; PR ed. 1: 1885.
Stafleu, Taxon 15: 329-330. 1966, 17: 219. 1968.
Cockayne, Leonard (1855-1934), English born New Zealand botanist. (Cockayne).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: WELT, incl. extensive notebooks.
5)
COCKAYNE
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 362; BL 1: 77, 78, 80, 82, 85; GR p. 394;
Kew 1: 577-578; LS 32173; Zander ed. 10 p. 646.
Hamilton, Trans. Proc. New Zealand Inst. 36: 350. 1903.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(3): 186. 1905 (portr.).
Cheeseman, Man. New Zealand FI. xxxiv-xxxv. 1906.
Anon., New Zealand J. Sci Technol. 2(4/5): 231-234. 1919 (portr.).
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1934/5: 167-171.
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 1: 231. 1935 (portr.).
Glenn, The botanical explorers of New Zealand 173. 1950.
Hamlin, Records Domin. Museum ser. 5. 23: 265-276. 1967 (itinerary).
Moore, Trans. Roy. Soc. New Zealand [general] 2(1): 1-18. 1971 (portr., bibl.).
HANDWRITING: Trans. Roy. Soc. New Zealand [general] 2(1): 7. 1971.
MEMORIAL PUBLICATION: New Zealand J. Sci. Technol. 8(1). 1938; see also Tributes to
L.C., Trans. Proc. Roy. Soc. New Zealand 65: 465-467. 1936.
1152. New Xealand plants and their story ... Illustrated with 71 photographs. Wel-
lington (John Mackay) 1910. Oct. (New Xealand pl.)
Publ.: Sep-Nov tgto (p. iv: 15 Aug 1g10o; Nat. Nov. Dec 1910), frontisp., p. [i]-viul,
[1]-190, figs. 1-70. Copy: Ewan.
Ref.: BM 6: 215.
1153- The vegetation of New Xealand ... with 2 maps, 65 plates and 13 figures in the text.
Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann), New York (G. E. Stechert & Co.) 1921. Oct. (Veg.
New Zealand).
Ed. 1: Nov 1921 (Nat. Nov. Nov i921), p. [ii]-xxii, [1, half-title], [1]-364, 2 maps,
pl. 1-65. Copy: NY. — Engler & Drude, Vegetation der Erde, vol. 14. Number of copies
printed: 400.
Ed. 2: Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) late 1928 (p. vii: 13 Jan 1928; Nat. Nov. Jan
1929), p. [ii]-xxvii, [1]-456, frontisp., pl. 1-87, 3 maps. Copy: MO.
Facsimile ed. (of ed. 2): Weinheim (J. Cramer) 1958. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BL 2: 78; IF suppl. 4: 318; Kew 1: 577 (ed. 1 and 2).
Cockerell, Theodor Dru Alison (1866-1948), British born American naturalist.
(Cockerell).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: COLO (fossils), US (inf. W. A. Weber).
Ref Ho 139°
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 362; BL 1: 170, 2: 257; BM 1: 361, 6: 215-
216; Bossert p. 78; CSP 14: 279-286; Kew 1: 578-579; Langman p. 209; LS 5350-
5357; MW p. 82.
Essig, A history of entomology 570-573. 1931.
Taft, Trans. Kansas Acad. Sci. 1945: 42-44. (portr.)
Anon., Nature 161: 194, 229-230. 1948.
Calvert, Year Book Amer. philos. Soc. 1948: 247-252.
Leveque, Colorado University Alumni 1948.
Ewan, Rocky Mountain Naturalists 95-137. 1950.
Becker, Garden J. 10: 68-69. 1960 (on a “‘fossil’’ letter to Rydberg).
Weber, Theodore Dru Alison Cockerell 1866-1948, Boulder, Colorado 1965 (portr.,
bibl., 3904 items) (Univ. Colo. studies Bibliogr. 1: 1-124).
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 97. 1966 (q.v. for other biogr. refs.)
Van Stee, Amer. J. Bot. 54(5,2): 647. 1967.
NOTE: Much autobiographical material is found in Cockerell’s Recollections of a naturalist,
Bios (J. Beta Beta Beta biol. Fraternity) 6: 372-385. 1935 (portr.), 7: 149-155, 205-211.
1936, 8: 12-18, 51-56, 122-127, 193-200. 1937, 9: 21-25, 66-70, 113-124. 1938, 10: 35-41,
99-106. 1939, 11: 33-38, 73-79. 1940; see also Mrs. Cockerell, ib. 19: 87-96. 1948. The
main bibliography is Weber 1965 (see above).
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COGNIAUX
Cocks, John (1787-1861), British algologist. (Cocks).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K — Published: Algarum fasciculi, or, a collection of British
seaweeds, carefully dried and preserved, and correctly named after Dr. Harvey’s
**Phycologia britannica,’”’ with a description of each plant, time and appearance,
locality, etc. (fasc. i-xviii, nos. 1-179). Dublin 1855 (fasc. i), Plymouth 1856-1860 (fasc.
ii-xvili). Sets at BM, CGE, FH, K, PC.
Ref.: BM 1: 361; IH 2: 132.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 65-66. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 362; BB p. 68; BM 1: 361; CSP 2: 5;
Jackson p. 242; Kew 1: 579; PR 1768.
Davey, Fl. Cornwall li. 1909.
1154+ Ihe seaweed collector’s guide: containing plain instructions for collecting and
preserving, and a list of all the known species and localities in Great Britain. London
(John van Voorst) 1853. Oct. (Seaweed collect. guide).
Publ.: Aug-Dec 1853, p. [iii]-xvii, [1]-120, 1 col. lith. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 361; Kew 1: 579.
Coemans, Abbé Henri Eugéne Lucien Gaétan (1825-1871), Belgian clergyman and
botanist. (Coem.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Mainly at BR. Fossil material at Musée Hist. nat. Bruxelles.
Exsiccatae: Cladoniae belgicae exsiccatae (cent. 1-2, nos. 1-200). Gent 1863-1866: B, BR,
L, M, NY, PC, S, UPS.
Ref.: 1H 2: 132.
Anon., Hedwigia 3: 21-22. Feb 1864, Flora 47 (Repert. 1): 12. 10 Jun 1864.
Stizenberger, Flora 47: 42-45. 1864.
Candolle, Phytographie 404. 1888.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 118. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 363; BM 1: 361; Bossert p. 79; CSP 2: 6-7,
7: 412-413, 9: 545, 12: 163; GR p. 689; Jackson p. 532 [index]; Kew 1: 582; LS 5361-
5375; PR 1771-1774; Quenstedt p. 85.
Crépin, Man. FI. Belg. Ixvi. 1860.
Coemans, Oest. bot. Z. 21: 83. 1871.
Kickx, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 10: 116-125. 1871.
Seeman, J. Bot. 9: 96. 1871.
Malaise, Annuaire Acad. r. Belg. 38: 109-138. 1872 (portr., bibl.) repr. Bruxelles 1872,
p. [1]-34.
Crépin, Guide Bot. Belg. 246-247, 434-435. 1878.
Mourlon, Géologie de la Belgique 2: 264-265. 1886.
EPONYMY: Coemansia Marchal (1879); Coemansia Van Tieghem & A. A. G. Le Monnier
(1873).
1155+ Observationes lichenologicae breves in fasciculos cryptogamicos ab orn. G. D.
Westendorp editos, auctore Eugenio Coemans. Gent (I. S. van Doosselaere) 1858.
(Observ. lichenol.)
Publ.: Aug-Sep 1858 (p. 3: prid. cal. Jul 1858; Flora 28 Sep 1858), p. [1]-20. Copy:
BR (no signatures, 20 p. in one).
Ref.: LS 5362.
Cogniaux, Célestin Alfred (1841-1916), Belgian botanist. (Cogn.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BR; also material at LG, NY, U.
Ref.: 1H 2: 133.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 363; BL 2: 30, 40; BM 1: 362, 6: 216;
517
COGNIAUX
Bossert p. 79; CSP 2: 6, 7: 412, 9: 546, 12: 163, 14: 290; Jackson p. 532 [index]; Kew 1:
582-583; Langman p. 209; MW p. 82.
Linden, J. Orchidées 16 Feb 1896, 3 p. (portr.).
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 32. 1898.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1r: 164-165. 1906.
Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1916/7: 42-43.
De Wildeman, Bull. Jard. bot. Bruxelles 5: i-xxx. 1919 (bibl., portr.).
Massart, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 54: 104-105. 1921.
Evens, Gesch. Algologie Belgie 149. 1944.
Steenis, Flora males. ser. 1. 4(2): Ixxxviii. 1949 (portr.).
Dammer, Orchis, 10: 145-148. (portr.).
Grondal, Rev. verviétoise Hist. nat. 9(3/4): 31-35. 1952.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Engler, Pflanzenreich:
(a) Cucurbitaceae, Cuc., Cucum., Heft 88, 28 Nov 1924, 246 p.
(b) Id. Fevill., Melothr., Heft 66, 26 Sep 1916, 277 p.
(2) Alph. DC., Monogr.:
(a) Melastomaceae, 7: 1-1256. Jun 1801.
(b) Cucurbitaceae, 3: 325. 1008. Jun 1881.
(3) Urban, Symbolae antillanae: Orchidaceae, 6: 1-192. 15 Jul 1909, 293-432. 15 Dec 1909,
433-721. 24 Dec 1910. Facsimile reprint Amsterdam 1964.
(4) Durand et Pittier, Primitiae florae costaricensis: Melastomaceae, fasc. 1: 243-270. 1891;
Cucurbitaceae, fasc. 1: 271-279. 1891.
(5) Schumann, K. et Hollrung, Die Flora von Kaiser Wilhelmsland, Berlin 1889: Cucurbi-
taceae, p. 81-88; Melastomaceae, p. 86-88.
(6) Martius, Fl. bras.:
(a) Orchidaceae i-x in vol. 3, parts 4, 5 and 6, see below.
(b) Cucurbitaceae, 6(4): 1-126, pl. 1-38. 1 Aug 1878.
(c) Melastomaceae, 14(3): 1-204, pl. 1-48. 1 Mar 1883.
id. 14(3): 205-484, pl. 49-108. 1 Mai 1885.
id. 14(4): 1-212, pl. 1-45. 1 Dec 1886.
td. 14(4): 205-398, pl. 46-79. 1 Nov 1887.
id. 14(4): 397-626, pl. 80-130. 15 Aug 1888.
1156. Orchidaceae I[-II1] (= C. F. P. von Martius; Flora brasiliensis, vol. 3, part 4[-6],
1893-1896.) Reprint Koenigstein (Otto Koeltz Science Publishers) 1975, 3 vols. text
and 1 vol. plates. (Orchidaceae).
Original publication in Martius, Flora brasiliensis:
fasc. vol./pars columns __ plates date
104 —3(4) [1]-160 I-34 15 Jul 1893
117, 3(4) 157-322 35-75 15 Jan 1895
119 3(4) 317-494 76-99 15 Jun 1896
120 3(4) 493-672 100-133 1 Nov 1896
123 3(5) [1]-188 I-49 1 Jun 1898
125 3(5) 181-384 50-81 15 Mai 1901
126 3(5) 381-664. 62-119 15 Dec 1902
127 3(6) [1]-202 I-42 15 Feb 1904
128 = 3(6) 197-390 43-79 1 Mar 1905
129 3(6) 381-604 80-120 1 Apr 1906
First reprint: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1965-1967 in the facsimile reprint of the Flora brasiliensis
as a whole.
Second reprint: as above, February 1975, with additional title pages for each text volume
and for the atlas, preceding the facsimile. ISBN 3-874.29-080-8 (for the four volumes).
Copy: FAS.
r (F.B. 3(4)): [i*-ii*, new], facs.: p. [i-vii], col. [1]-672.
2 (F.B. 3(5)): [i*-ii*, new], facs.: p. [i-vii], col. [1]-664.
3 (F.B. 3(6)): [i*-ii*, new], facs.: p. [i-vii], col. [1]-604.
Atlas: [i*-ii*, new], t.p. 3(4), pl. 1-133; t-p. 3(5), pl. 1-119; t.p. 3(6), pl. 1-120.
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COHN
Cohn, Ferdinand Julius (1828-1898), German botanist and bacteriologist, “‘eeheimer
Regierungsrath”’ at Breslau. (Cohn).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Unknown; collections of algae lost (fide Koster).
Ref.: Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 364; BM 1: 362-363, 6: 217; CSP 2: 8-10,
6: 624, 7: 413-414, 9: 547-548, 14: 294 (also biogr. refs.); DTS 1: 49; GR p. 8; Jackson
p. 532 [index]; Kew 1: 583-584; LS 5382-5427, 31274-31278; Moebius p. 448 [index];
NDB 3: 313-314; Plesch p. 178; PR 1775-1778.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Lex. 112-114. 1874.
Sachs, Gesch. Bot. 225, 228, 478. 1875.
Bornet, Bull. Soc. Bot. France 45: 335. 18098.
Kionka, Deut. med. Wochenschr. 1898 (30): [4 p.].
Limpricht, Jb. Jahresber. Schles. Ges. Vaterl. Cult. Necrol. 1. 1898.
Schumann, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 40: cx-cxvi. 1898, Naturwiss. Rundschau 13:
473-475. 1898.
Mez, Biogr. Jb. deutscher Nekrolog. 3: 284-296. 1900.
Rosen, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 17: (172)-(201). 1900 (bibl.).
Cohn, Pauline, Ferdinand Cohn, Blatter der Erinnerung, ed. 2. Breslau 1901, 266 p.
(portr., bibl.).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 122. 1903, 3(3): 122. 1905 (portr.).
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 28. 1906.
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 512. 1909.
Costantin, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 10. 16: li. 1934 (portr.).
Bulloch, The history of bacteriology, London 1938.
Leikind, Bull. Hist. Med. 7: 49-62. 1939 (portr., Engl. translation of iiber Bakterien
1872).
Geison, DSB 3: 336-341. 1971 (bibl.).
COMPOSITE WORKS: Beitrdge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, vols. 1-7, Breslau 1875-1896. Con-
tinued by Oscar Brefeld.
EPONYMY: Cohnia Kunth (1850).
1157. Untersuchungen tiber die Entwicklungsgeschichte der mikroskopischen Algen und Pilze ..
mit 6 Steindrucktafeln. Nova Acta Acad. caes. Leop. Carol. Nat. Cur. vol. xxiv, p. 1
[Breslau 1853]. Qu. (Unters. Alg. Pilze).
Publ.: 1853, p. [1]-156, [(101)-256], pl. 15-20, col. liths. Copy: Stevenson. — Reprinted
from Nova Acta 24(1): [101] [= repr. p. 1]-256 [= 156].
1158. Die Entwicklungsgeschichte der Gattung Volvox von Prof. Dr. Ferdinand Cohn. Mit
einer Tafel. [Headlines:] Festschrift dem Geheimen Medicinalrath Prof. Dr. Goppert
zu seinem finfzigjahrigen Doctorjubilaum am 11 Januar 1875 gewidmet von der
philosophischen Facultat der Kénigl. Universitat zu Breslau. s.1. [Breslau], s.d. [1875].
(Entwicklungsgesch. Volvox).
Publ.: 11 Jan 1875, p. [1]-33, 1 pl. Copy: PCS.
Ref.: G.K., Bot. Zeit. 33: 80. 29 Jan 1875, 111. 12 Feb 1875.
1159. Aryptogamen-Flora von Schlesien. In Namen der Schlesischen Gesellschaft fiir vater-
landische Cultur herausgegeben von Prof. Dr. Ferdinand Cohn, Secretair der bota-
nischen Section. Breslau (J. U. Kern) 1876-1908, 3 vols. Oct. + (Krypt.-Fl. Schlesien).
vol. Heft pages date author
I I [i]-xui, [1 ]-224 Jan 1876 K. G. Stenzel (Pterid.)
2 225 —end Mai 1877 K. G. Limpricht (Bryoph.)
A. Braun (Charac.)
2(1) [i]-iv, [1, abbr., 1, Sep-Oct 1878 O. Kirchner (Algae)
authors], [1 ]-284
519
vol. Heft pages date author
2(2) [ii*], [i]-v, [2, abbr.], Mai-Jun 1879 B. Stein (Lich.)
[1]-400
3(1) I [1]-128 10 Apr 1885 J. Schroeter
2 129-256 16 Aug 1886 J. Schroeter
3 257-384 27 Aug 1887 J. Schroeter
4 385-512 2 Jun 1888 J. Schroeter
5 513-640 10Feb 1889 J. Schroeter
6 641-814, [i-iv] 15 Sep 1889 J. Schroeter
3(2) I [1]-128 Oct 1893 J. Schroeter
2 129-256 Dec 1893 J. Schroeter
3 257-384 Nov 1894 J. Schroeter
4. 385-500 Sep 1897 J. Schroeter
5 500a-597, [ii*-11* | Aug 1908 A. Lingelsheim
Collaborators: For details on Braun, Kirchner, Lingelsheim, Limpricht, Schroeter, Stein,
and Stenzel see the entries for those authors.
Copies: B (vol. 1), Stevenson. — Vol. 3: second t.p.: Die Pilze Schlesiens by J. Schroeter
(q.v.)
Facsimile ed. vol. 3: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1972. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 232, 363; Jackson p. 310; Kew 1: 584; LS: cf. Schroeter and Stein.
Stafleu, Taxon 22: 491-492. 1973.
Coincy, Auguste Henri Cornu de la Fontaine de, (1837-1903). French botanist.
(Coincy).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: P, further material at B and LY.
Ref.: 1H 2: 133.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 364; BM 1: 363; CSP 14: 297; Kew 1:
584; NI 377.
Barbey, Bull. Herb. Boissier. ser. 2. 3: 260. 1903 (bibl.).
Bonnier, Bull. Soc. bot. France 50: 145. 1903.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 227-228. 1974.
1160. Ecloga plantarum hispanicarum seu icones specierum novarum vel minus cognitarum
per Hispanias nuperrime detectarum. Figures de plantes trouvée en Espagne. Paris
1893-1901. 5 fasc. Qu. (Eel. pl. hisp.)
fasc. pages (pl) dates Nat. Nov.
ie [1]-25 I-I0 Mai-Jun 1893 Jun p- 5: 15 Feb 1893
2: [1 ]-28 I-I2 Nov-Dec 1895 - p- 5: 15 Oct 1895
3: [1]-29 I-12 Jul-Aug 1897 Aug
4: [1]-30, sr-r1 Dec 1898 Feb 1899 Bonnet rd 17 Dec 1898
[rserr.]
5: [1]-35 I-I4 Mar-Apr 1901 Apr p. 5: 1 Jan 1901
Copies: M, MICH, NY. — The 59 uncoloured lithographs are by B. Herincq.
Title variants:
Ecloga altera . . . icones stirpium superioribus annis per Hispanias detectarum. Nouvelles
figures ..
Ecloga tertia ... icones stirpium recentioribus temporibus per Hispanias lectarum.
(Copy M: letter de Coincy 20 Mai 1897: ‘‘a l’impression.”’)
Ecloga quarta ... icones stirpium non ita pridem per Hispanias lectarum. — N. B. t.p.
date 1899; Bonnet received his copy (NY) on 17 Dec 1898.
Ecloga quinta ... icones stirpium elapsis annis per Hispanias lectarum.
Ref.: BM 1: 363, 6: 217; GF p. 54; Kew 1: 584; NI 377.
520
COLDEN
Coker, William Chambers (1872-1953), American mycologist. (Coker).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: NCU, also material at NY.
Refe-1H 1 (ed: 6): 357,22 132.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 364; BL 1: 161, 204, 213; Bossert p. 79;
CSP 14: 298; Kew 1: 584-585; LS 5428, 32182-32185, suppl. 5359-5390.
Couch and Matthews, Mycologia 46: 372-383. 1954 (bibl., portr.)
1161. The plant life of Hartsville, S.C. Columbia S. C. (The State Co.) 1912. Oct. (PIl..
life Hartsville).
Publ.: Dec 1912 (Harper 1913), p. [i-ii], [1]-120, pl. 1-15. Copy: NY. — Original publi-
cation of p. 3-38, with the plates, in J. Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc. 27: 165-205, pl. 1-15.
4912 (misprinted ‘“‘vol. xxxviii, December, 1911.”’).
P2f.: Harper, Torreya 13(6): 139-144. Jun 1913.
1162. The Saprolegniaceae with notes on other water molds ... With sixty-three plates.
Chapel Hill, N. C., (The University of North Carolina Press) 1923. Oct. (Saprolegniac.)
Publ.: 1923, p. [i-ii], [1]-201, pl. r-63 with text. Copies: BR, MICH, U, USDA.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1969, Bibliotheca mycologica Bd. 20. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: Kew 1: 585; LS 5370.
1163. The Clavarias of the United States and Canada ... with ninety-two plates. Chapel
Hill, N. C. (The University of North Carolina Press) 1923. Oct. (Clavar. U.S.)
Orig. ed.: 1923, p. [1]-209, pl. 1-92. Copies: BR, MICH, NY, Stevenson.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1973. Bibliotheca mycologica Bd. 39. Copy: FAS. — The
facsimile reprint is preceded by an introduction by R. H. Petersen providing a survey
of the later literature (p. i-xiv). The plates are partly coloured in the original, un-
coloured in the facsimile reprint. See also Taxon 23: 205-206 (1974).
Ref.: Kew 1: 585; LS suppl. 5369.
1164. The Gasteromycetes of the eastern United States and Canada ... With 123 plates.
Chapel Hill, N. C. (The University of North Carolina Press) 1928. Oct. (Gasteromycetes
east. U.S.)
Co-author: John Nathaniel Couch (1896-x).
Orig. ed.: 1928 (preface Jun 1927), p. [iii]-ix, 1-201, pl. 1-123 with text. Copies: MICH,
NY, USDA.
Facsimile ed. [1]: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1969, Bibliotheca mycologica Bd. 19. Copy: FAS.
Facsimile ed. [2]: New York (Dover) 1975, includes also Minnie May Johnson, The
Gasteromycetes of Ohio, 1929, 82 p., 3 pl. (n.v., see Garden J. 25: 126, 1975).
Ref.: Kew 1: 585; LS 5386.
Colden, Jane, later Farquhar (1724-1759), first woman botanist in America, daughter
of Cadwallader Colden (1688-1776). (Colden).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. Botanic Manuscript (at BM), published by Chanticleer
Press, New York, Apr 1963, eds. H. W. Rickett, E. C. Hall.
Ref.: J. Bot. 33: 12-15. 1895.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 365; BB p. 105 (sub Farquhar) ; BM 1: 363;
DAB 4: 288-289; ME 1: 173, 3: 346; PR [p. 65].
Darlington, Memorials 202, 400. 1849.
Britten, J. Bot. 33: 12-15. 1895.
Vail, Torreya 7: 21-34. 1907, (Contr. New York Bot. Garden no. 88).
Fox, Fothergill 175. 1919.
Gilbert, Gard. Chron. 159(11): 241. 1966.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. Bot. 53-54. 1966.
Berkeley and Berkeley, Dr Alexander Garden of Charles Town 372. 1969.
EPONYMY: Coldenia Linnaeus (1753) is dedicated to Jane’s father Cadwallader Colden
521
COLDEN
(1688-1776), Governor of New York and correspondent of Collinson, Gronovius, Lin-
naeus and others.
Colebrooke, Henry Thomas (1765-1837), British colonial magistrate, Sanskrit
scholar and amateur botanist. (Colebr.)
HERBARIUM and Types: K (via Hooker) and G (?, via Lambert).
Ref UE ore ieoe
Miller, Taxon 19: 519. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 365; BB p. 68-69; CSP 2: 12-13, 6: 624;
DNB 11: 282; PR p. 65; Quenstedt p. 86.
Whewell, Proc. geol. Soc. London 2: 629-630. 1838.
Colebrooke, T. E., Life of Henry Thomas Colebrooke, 1873.
Prain, Ann. Bot. Gard. Calcutta 10: xxi-xxii. 1905.
Woodward, The history of the Geological Society of London 67, 68. 1907.
EPONYMY: Colebrookea J. E. Smith (1806).
Coleman, Rev. William Higgins (1816?-1863), British clergyman and botanist at
Hertford and Ashby-de-la-Zouch. (Coleman).
HERBARIUM and Types: Not traced, some material at BM and K.
Ref.: BB p. 69.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 48. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 366; BB p. 69; BL 2: 245, 254; BM 1: 363;
CSP 2: 13; DNB 11: 290; Jackson p. 253, 255; Kew 1: 586; PR [p. 340].
Anon., Flora 46: 511. 24 Nov 1863.
Seemann, J. Bot. 1: 318. 1863.
Maclagan, Trans. bot. Soc. Edinburgh 8: 13. 1866.
Pryor, Fl. Hertfordshire xli-xliv. 1887.
COMPOSITE WORKS: see R. H. Webb and W. H. Coleman, A report of the Flora of Hertford-
shire (1843) and Flora hertfordiensis (1849).
1165. The flora of Leicestershire, including the cryptogams, with maps of the county.
Issued by the Leicester Literary & Philosophical Society. Compiled by the following
sub-committee of the Society’s Biological Section, viz.: F. T. Mott, F.R.G.S./E. F.
Cooper, F.L.S./Thos. Carter, L.L.B./J. E. M. Finch, M.D./C. W. Cooper, M.B. On
the basis of a MS prepared in 1852 by the late Rev. W. H. Coleman, which has been
enlarged, completed, brought up to date, mostly re-written, and entirely re-arranged,
in accordance with the third edition of Hooker’s *‘Student’s Flora.”? London, Edinburgh
(Williams and Norgate) 1886. Oct. (FI. Leicestershire).
Publ.: 1886 (J. Bot. Feb 1887; Nat. Nov. Mai 1887), p. [i]-xxvi, 2 maps, [1]-372,
[1, err.], errata slip. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BL 2: 254; BM 1: 363; Jackson p. 255; Kew 1: 586.
Britten, J. Bot. 25: 184-185. 1887.
Colenso, William (1811-1899), British born New Zealand printer, missionary,
ethnologist and botanist. (Colenso).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K and WELT (20.000), hepatics via Stephani at G.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 357, 2: 133.
Candolle, Phytographie 404. 1880 (plants at TCD).
Stephani, J. Linn. Soc., Bot. 29: 263-280. 1892 (rev. of Hepatics.)
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 147. 1961.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 70. 1970.
Hamlin, New Zealand J. Bot. 9(4): 695-698 (1971) (bryoph.).
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 305. 1975.
522
COLLA
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 58; Barnhart 1: 366; BB p. 69; BL 2: 78, 80;
BM 1: 364, 6: 218; CSP 2: 13, 7: 415, 9: 550, 14: 302; GR p. 369; IF p. 690-691;
Kew 1: 578; LS 5430-5444, 32193; PR 1783-1784; Quenstedt p. 86.
Mueller, J. Linn. Soc. 32: 197-208. 1896.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1898/9: 51-52. 1899.
Anon., Nature 59: 420. 1899.
Hector, Trans. Proc. New Zealand Inst. 31: 722-724. 1899 (portr.).
Hamilton, Trans. Proc. New Zealand Inst. 36: 350-354. 1903 (bibl.).
Hooker, Obit. Notes [Fellows] Roy. Soc. Part 1, Oct 1904 p. 60: 57-60.
Cheeseman, Man. New Zealand FI. xxxiv-xxxv. 1906.
Cockayne, Veg. New Zealand 4. 1921.
Bagnall and Peterson, William Colenso, Wellington 1948, 494 p. (portr.).
Glenn, The botanical explorers of New Zealand 173. 1950.
Coats, The plant hunters 233, 236-239. 1969.
EPONYMY: Colensoa J. D. Hooker (1852).
Colla, Luigi Aloysius (1766-1848), Italian lawyer and botanist, owner of a botanical
garden at Rivoli near Torino. (Colla).
HERBARIUM and Types: TO (contains e.g. many plants collected by Balbis and Bellardi).
Other material at BR.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 357, 2: 133; Saccardo 2: 34.
Candolle, Phytographie 404. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 409; Barnhart 1: 366; BL 2: 373; BM 1: 364;
Bossert p. 80; CSP 2: 17-18; IF p. 691; Jackson p. 533 [index]; Kew 1: 588; Langman
p. 210; LS 5445; MW p. 82; NI 378-382; PR 1789-1800, ed. 1. 1900-1914; Saccardo 1:
53, 2: 34; Zander ed. 10, p. 646.
Parlatore, Gazz. med. ital. ser. 2. 1: 19-20. 1850.
Delponte, Memorie r. Accad. Sci. Torino ser 2. 12: 1-38. 1852, also separately, Torino
1851.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 413, 481, 482, 484, 486. 1862.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxvi-cxvil. 1883.
Magnin, Ann. Soc. bot. Lyon 37: 87. 1912.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 36. 1941.
EPONYMY: Collaea A. P. de Candolle (1825); Collania J. A. Schultes & J. H. Schultes
(1830).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 229-230. 1974.
1166. Hortus ripulensis seu enumeratio plantarum quae Ripulis coluntur ab Aloysia
Colla additis stirpium rariorum, vel nondum satis cognitarum, aut forte novarum notis,
descriptionibus, et iconibus. Torino (Ex regio typographaeo) 1824. Qu. (Hortus ripul.)
Publ.: Jun-Jul 1824 (Acad. Paris 30 Aug. 1824; pref. 1 Jun 1824), p. [i]-xii, [1]-163,
pl. 1-40 (uncoloured lithographs by Tecophila Colla, later: T. Billotti). Copy: M.
Appendice 1: Aloysii Colla illustrationes et icones rariorum stirpium quae in ejus horto Ripulis
florebant, anno 1824, addita ad Hortum ripulensem, Mem. r. Accad. Sci. Torino 31:
[109]-138, fl. 2-8, publ. as reprint 1825 (read 5 Dec 1824; Acad. Paris 30 Jan 1826),
journal vol. 1827. Copy reprint: M.
Appendice 2: ... anno 1825, ... ibid. 31: [317]-358, pl. rz-r19, publ. 1826 (read 8 Jan
1826). Copy reprint: M.
Appendice 3: ... anno 1826, ... ibid. 33: 113-166. 1828, reprint p. [1]-54, pl. r-r2 by
Tecophila Billotti, publ. 1828 (read 10 Dec 1826, rd. Acad. Paris 14 Apr 1828). Copy
reprint: M.
Appendice 4: ... annis 1827-28, ... ibid. 35: 147-206. 1832, reprint p. [1]-60, pl. r-r2,
publ. Jul 1830 (BH). Copy reprint: M.
Ref.: BM 1: 364; BH; Jackson p. 437; Kew 1: 588; Langman p. 210; MW p. 82; NI
379, 380; RS p. 79; IDC 852.
COLLA
1167. Freyliniae genus addita icone. [Torino 1824]. Qu. (Freylinia.)
Publ.: Undated pamphlet, presented to the Académie des Sciences in Paris on 30 Aug
1824, — p. [1]-7, 7 pl. (uncol. lithogr.). Copies: G, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 364; IF p. 691; Kew 1: 588; PR 1792 (“1830”).
1168. Illustratio generis Dysodii addita icone nondum cognita speciei, quam Divaricati
nomine designarunt botanici. [Torino 1824]. Qu. (ll. Dysod.)
Publ.: 1824 (Acad. 30 Aug 1824) in Mem. R. Accad. Sci. Tor. 27: 323-332. 1824,
reprint p. [i-ii], 323-332. Copies: G, M.
Ref.: Kew 1: 588.
1169. Mémoire sur le Melanopsidium nigrum des jardiniers, et formation d’un genre
nouveau dans la famille des Rubiacées. Paris (De Lebel) 1825. Oct. (Mém. Melanopsi-
dium nigrum).
Publ.: 1825, independently paged preprint from Mém. Soc. Linn. Paris 4: 15-27. 1825
(1826?), preprint p. [1]-16, with separate title page and 1 uncoloured lithograph by
Tecophila Billotti (— pl. 2 in Mém.). Copy preprint: U.
1170. Novi scitaminearum generis de stirpe jam cognita commentatio. Torino (ex regio
typographaeo) 1830. Qu. (Nov. scitam. gen.)
Publ.: Mar 1830 (title-page; Bibl. Ital. Apr 1830; BH; Acad. Paris 10 Mai 1830,
Regensburg Jun 1831), p. [1]-12, z pl. (uncol. lith. Tecophila Billotti). Copies: G, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 364; Kew 1: 588; PR 1793.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 1: 128. Mai-Jun 1831.
1171. Herbarium pedemontanum juxta methodum naturalem dispositum additis nonnullis
stirpibus exoticis ad universos ejusdem methodi ordines exhibendos. Torino (ex Typis
regiis) 1833-1837, 8 vols. Oct. (Herb. pedem.)
title page probable
vol. pages dates dates of issue
1 [i*-iv*], [i]-ix, [1]-566, [567] 1833 Dec 1833
2 [i], [1]-557, [559] 1834 Jul 1834
3 [i], [1]-587 1834. Jan-Feb 1835
4 Li], [1]-592 1835 15-31 Aug 1835
5) (11-571, 1572] 1836 6-30 Apr 1836
6 [i], [1]-606 1836 Nov-Dec 1836
Lf [i], [1]-672 1837 Jul-Nov 1837
8 [i], [1]-102, Quarto! 1837 Jul-Nov 1837
Facsimile edition: announced by Koeltz (1974).
Icones plantarum rariorum herbarit Pedemontani:
Plates
fasc. | numbers dates
I i-xl 15-31 Aug 1835
2 xli-Ixxiv 6-30 Apr 1836
3 Ixxy-xcvii = Jul-Nov 1837
98 uncoloured lithographs by Tecophila Colla (later: T. Billotti), numbered 1-97;
no 20 double. Copy: U.
Ref.: BL 2: 373; BM 1: 364; Kew 1: 588; LS 5445; MW p. 82; NI 378; PR 1795;
SK p. clxxv; IDC 5367.
Colla, Flora 17(1). Int. Bl. 12-17. 7 Mai 1834.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxvii. 1883.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 36-37. 1941.
Pichi-Sermolli, Webbia 8: 130-140, 1951, 8: 407-411. 1952.
Colla, Prospectus Herbarium Pedemontanum, s.l. [1837], copy: G.
524
COLLADON
1172. Plantae rariores in regionibus chilensibus a clarissimo M. D. Bertero nuper
detectae et ab A. Colla in lucem editae. Mem. Accad. Sct. Torino vols. 37-39, 1834-1837.
Qu. [reprints: Torino, ex Regio Typographia, s.d.]
pages of date of
vol. part pages plates date of vol. reprints reprints
Oo 7ieok=3 [la] 41-85 I-20 late 1834 I-47 Mai 1833
38 = 4-5['2”] I-42 21-34. Nov-Dec 1835 [i-ii], Jul-Dec 1834
[1]-42
6 I17-141 35-47 Nov-Dec 1835 [1]-27 Dec 1836 v.
Jan 1837
39 7[ult.’] 1-55 48-75 Apr 1837 [i-ti], Jan-Apr 1837
1-55
72 plates, numbered 1-75, 25 bis; nos. 49-52 wanting. All plates are after drawings by
Tecophila Colla. Copy: U.
The diagnoses contained in parts I, 2, 3 were previously published by Savi, Nuovo
Giornale dei Letterati 24: 143-188, autumn 1832 (n.v.).
The species described in part 7 were earlier described in the Herbarium pedemontanum
5 and 6.
The dates on which the papers were presented to the Academy were:
part date part date
I 10 Jul 1831 5 8 Dec 1833
2 26 Feb 1832 6 24 Aug 1834
3 6 Jan 1833 7 29 Nov 1836
4 14Jul 1833
Ref.: BM 1: 364; Kew 1: 588; NI 381; PR 1794; SK p. clxxvi.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxvi. 1891 (cites dates of Academy meetings, not of publication).
Mattirolo, Mem. r. Accad. Sci. Torino ser. 2. 67(5): 20. 1933.
Pichi-Sermolli, Webbia 8: 123-130, 134-140. 1951, 8: 407-411. 1952.
1173- Observations sur la famille des Rutacées, sur le genre Correa et formation du nouveau
genre Antommarchia. [Torino 1843]. Qu. (Observ. Rutac.)
Publ.: 1843, p. [1-11], [1]-21, 5 pl. Copy: U. — repr. from Mém. R. Acad. Torino ser 2. 5:
473-495. 1843.
Ref.: Kew 1: 588; Langman p. 210; PR 1800.
1174. Achimeneae. Gesneriacearum tribus nova addito earumdem novo genere (Salu-
tiaea). Torino (ex Officina regia) 1848. Qu. (Achimeneae).
Publ.: 1848, p. [1]-16, r pl. Copy U. — Independently paged reprint from Mem. r. Accad.
Sci. Torino ser. 2. 10: 203-216. 7 pl. 1848.
Ref.: Kew 1: 588.
Colladon, Louis Théodore Frédéric (1792-1862), Swiss physician and botanist at
Genéve, pupil of A. P. de Candolle. (Collad.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: G-DC (Colladon’s only ‘publication’ is based on the Candolle
herbarium, see below.) The Colladon herbarium now incorporated in G was made by
Jean-Antoine Colladon (1755-1830), pharmacist and amateur-botanist, father of
L. T. F. Colladon.
Ref Elo: 8139"
Candolle, Phytographie 404. 1888.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 366; BM 1: 364; Bossert p. 80; CSP 2: 18;
Kew 1: 588; Langman p. 210; NI 382; PR 1801.
Candolle, A. P. de, Hist. bot. genevoise 56. 1830.
525
COLLADON
Martins, Le Jardin des Plantes de Montpellier 52. 1854.
Candolle, A. P. de, Mémoires et souvenirs 213, 235, 236, 252. 1862.
Candolle, Alph. de, Mém. Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 16: 456-457. 1862.
Candolle, Alph. de, Actes Soc. helv. Sci. nat. 46: 278. 1862.
Candolle, Alph. de, Phytographie 404. 1880.
Bord, Aesculape, Mai 1938, p. 14.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 191-193. 1940 (bibl.).
EPONYMY: Colladonia A. P. de Candolle (1830).
1175- Histoire naturelle et médicale des Casses, et particuliérement de la Casse et des Sénés
employés en médicine. Montpellier (Jean Martel ainé) 1816. Qu. (Hist. nat. méd.
Casses).
Publ.: 1816, p. [i-111], [1 ]-140, pl. r-20, 1 tabl. Copies: G, MICH, NY, USDA. — Alphonse
de Candolle (1880) has revealed that the botanical text was written by A. P. de
Candolle who had kept this a secret. Even so the book and the taxa must be attributed
solely to Colladon for purposes of citation. - The 20 uncoloured copper engravings
are by Node-Véran.
Ref.: BM 1: 364; Kew 1: 588; Langman p. 210; NI 382; Plesch p. 179; PR 1801.
Candolle, Alph. de, Phytographie 404. 1880.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Genéve 50a: 192. 1940.
Collett, [Sir] Henry (1836-1901), British colonial army officer, botanist and collector.
(Collett).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: K; duplicates CAL, DD, E, W.
Ref.: BB p. 69; IH 2: 133.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 70. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 367; BB p. 69-70; BM 6: 218; CSP 14: 306;
DNB suppl. 2(1): 384; Kew 1: 589; MW suppl. p. 50; NI 384; Zander ed. 10, p. 646.
Collett and Hemsley, J. Linn. Soc. 28: 1-150. 1890 (collections).
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1901/2: 28. 1902.
Clarke, J. Bot. 40: 73-74. 1902.
Thiselton-Dyer, Introduction to Collett, Flora simlensis, 1902, p. xv-xxil.
Thiselton-Dyer, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1902: 18-23.
Steenis, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 108. 1950.
EPONYMY: WVeocollettia W. B. Hemsley (1890).
1176. Flora simlensis a handbook of the flowering plants of Simla and the neighbourhood
by the late Col. Sir Henry Collett, K.C.B., F.L.S. Bengal army with an introduction by
W. Botting Hemsley ... and 200 illustrations in the text drawn by Miss M. Smith
artist at the Herbarium, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and a map. Calcutta, Simla
(Thacker, Spink & Co.) London (W. Thacker & Co.) 1902. Oct. (Fl. siml.)
Ed. 1: 1902, p. [i]-lxviii, [1]-652, frontispiece and text ill. 1-19, map. Copies: HH, U.
Second impression: Calcutta and Simla (id.), London (id.) 1921, p. [i]-Ixviii, [1]-652,
map, ill. as above. Copy: HH.
Third impression: Dehra Dun (Bishen Singh) 1971 (no change but without the map.)
Copy: UC.
Ref.: BM 6: 218; Kew 1: 589; NI 384.
Collie, Alexander (x-1835), British naval surgeon, naturalist on Captain Beechey’s
voyage. (Collie).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K (e.g. the plants used by Hooker for the “Botany of Beechey’s
Voyage” and Australian collections 1829, 1831-1832); further material at BM, MO,
OXF.
Ref.: IH 2: 134; Laségue p. 497.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 14.7. 1964.
526
COLLINS.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 367; BB p. 70; BM 1: 366; CSP 2: 21; HR;
Laségue p. 84-85, 497; PR [p. 66].
Hooker, Fl. Tasm. 1: cxxv. 1859.
Maiden, J. West Austral. nat. Hist. Soc. 6: 12-13. 1909.
Huxley, Hooker 1: 106. 1918.
Palmer, Condor 30: 273. 1928.
Ewan, in A century of progress in the natural sciences, San Francisco 1955, p. 46.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 151-152. 1961. Huntia 3: 9-10. 1969.
Collins, Frank Shipley (1848-1920), American algologist. (Collins).
HERBARIUM and Types: FH, further important material at NY and UC. — Exsiccatae:
1. North American algae (ca. 1894), FH, L, PC.
2. Algae of Bermuda (with Alphaeus Baker Hervey, 1839-1931), set at NY.
3. Phycotheca boreali-americana, a collection of dried specimens of the algae of North
America (Fasc. i-xlvi, nos. 1-2300, fasc. A-E, nos. i-cxxv). Malden, Mass. 1895-1919.
(with Isaac Holden, 1832-1903) and William Albert Setchell (1864-1943). Widely
distributed, 80 copies issued, Sayre cites complete copies at BM, FH, NY, PC.
ARS Msl it (Gal, OS Boye OB isyle
Koster, ‘Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 66-70. 1969.
Day, Rhodora 3: 208. 1901.
Barnhart, NAF 11(1): 88. 1937.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 368; BL 1: 187; BM 6: 219; Bossert p. 803.
CSP 12: 164, 14: 312; GR p. 209; Kew 1: 590; LS 5448; MW p. 82.
Urban, Symb. ant. 5: 2. 1908.
Setchell, Amer. J. Bot. 12: 54-62. 1925 (portr., bibl.).
Setchell, Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts Sc. 68: 615-618. 1933.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. Bot. 55-56. 1961.
Stafleu, 7x Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23: 746. 1974 (portr.).
EPONYMY: Collinsia J. Agardh (1899).
1177. The green algae of North America. Reprint 1970. Bibliotheca phycologica Band 11.
Lehre (J. Cramer) 1970. Oct. (Green alg. N. Amer.)
Original publication:
Green algae: Jul 1909 (cover), Tufts College Studies 2(3): [77]-480, err. slip, pl. 1-18.
Jul 1909 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1909). Copies: BR, NY.
Supplementary paper: ‘Tufts College Studies 3(2): [69]-109, pl. 2-2. Apr 1912. Copy: BR.
Second supplementary paper: ‘Tufts College Studies 4(7): [1]-106, pl. 1-3. 1 June 1918.
Reprint: 1970, facsimile of above papers plus new t.p.
Ref.: Kew 1: 590.
Barnhart, NAF 11(1): 88. 1937.
1178. The algae of Bermuda, Cambridge, Mass. 1917. Oct. (Alg. Bermuda).
Co-author: Alpheus Baker Hervey (1839-1931).
Publ.: Aug 1917, in Proc. Amer. Acad. Sci. 53(1): [1]-195. pl. 2-6 (on p. 173, 175, 1775.
179, 181, 183). Copy: BR. — Also as Contr. Bermuda Biological Station for Research,
no. 69, Cambridge Mass. USA, Aug 1917, p. [1]-195. Copy NY.
Collins, Zacchaeus (1764-1831), Quaker merchant, philanthropist, promoter of
botany. (<. Collins).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: P-DU. Collins’ herbarium was acquired by Rafinesque whose
collections in turn came into the hands of Elias Durand. For full details see Stuckey
(1971). — Collins published no botanical treatises to speak of but was of importance
through his herbarium and his promotion of Philadelphia botany.
Ref.: 1H 2: 194.
Stuckey, Taxon 20: 443-459. 1971.
527
COLLINS
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 369, ME 2: 5, 131, 132, 139.
Darlington, Reliquiae Baldwinianae 1843 (see Ewan, introd. facs. repr. 1969, p. xxxiii
index).
eer a Botanists Philadelphia 442 [index]. 1899.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 291. 1921.
Rodgers, John Torrey 338. 1942.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 463 [index]. 1967.
Stuckey, Taxon 20: 443-459. 1971.
EPONYMyY: Collinsia Nuttall (1817).
Note: Collinsia J. Agardh (1899) is dedicated to Frank Shipley Collins (1848-1920), q.v.
Collinson, Peter (1694-1768), British “woollen-draper,”’ botanist and horticulturist,
who introduced many North American plants into Europe, ‘‘amicus botanicorum.”’
(Collinson).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Unknown; specimens labelled ‘‘Collins[on] ex America boreali’’
in UPS (Thunberg), other specimens at OXF. Manuscripts at BM and Royal Society
(London).
Ref.: BM 1: 367.
Dandy, Sloane herbarium 114. 1958.
Clokie, Account heibaria Oxf. 148. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 369; BB p. 70-71; BM 1: 367; DNB 11:
382-383; Jackson p. 415; Kew 1: 590; ME 1: 173, 3: 554.
Fothergill, J., Some account of the late Peter Collinson. London 1770 (portr.).
Pulteney, Sketches 2: 275-277. 1790.
Smith, Peter Collinson in Rees Cycl. 8. 1807.
Lambert, Trans. Linn. Soc. 10: 270-282. 1811 (on a mss.).
Smith, Selection corr. Linnaeus 1: 1-77. 1821.
Darlington, Reliquiae baldwinianae 449. 1843.
Dillingham, W. H., A tribute to the memory of Peter Collinson, second edition, Phila-
delphia 1851, 37 p., (portr.); ed. 2, Philadelphia 1852, 48 p.
‘Collinson, M., Some anecdotes of the late Peter Collinson. London 1885.
Harshberger, Botanists of Philadelphia 442 [index]. 1899.
Scott, Index Sloane manuscripts Brit. Mus. 117. 1904.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 29. 1906.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(2): 154. 1903, 3(3): 166. 1905 (portr.).
Hulth, Bref och Skr. Linné ser. 2. 1: 423. 1916.
Fox, Fothergill, 157, 425 [index]. 1919.
Brett-James, The life of Peter Collinson. London [1925] (inaccurate) (portr.).
Collinson, J. Bot. 63: 163-165. 1925 (list of American seeds).
Fagin, William Bartram 221 [index]. 1933.
Earnest, J. & W. Bartram 184 [index]. 1940.
Swem, Antiquarian Society Proceedings 68: 17-190. 1948.
Dahlgren, Svensk bot. Tidskr. 50(2): 306-307. 1956 (veg. mutations, letter Linnaeus).
Brooke Hindle, The pursuit of science in revolutionary America, Chapel Hill 1959.
Ewan, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 103(6): 811. 1959.
Frick and Stearns, Mark Catesby 131. 1961.
Stearn, Catalogue botanical books Hunt 2: Ixxx-Ixxxi. 1961.
Edwards, J. roy. hort. Soc. London 93: 329-333. 1968 (portr.).
Berkeley and Berkeley, Dr. Alexander Garden of Charles Town 372. 1969.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. U.S. 3, 31, 33-35. 1969.
James, The trees of Bicton 106-107. 1969.
Edwards, Morris Arboretum Bull. 21(2): 41-44. 1970.
Frick, DSB 3: 349-351. 1971.
NOTE: For Hortus collinsonianus see L. W. Dillwyn 1843.
EPONYMY: Collinsonia Linnaeus (1753).
528
COLMEIRO
Colmeiro y Penido, Don Miguel (1816-1901), Spanish botanist, director of the Ma-
drid botanical garden. (Colm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: MA; other material at FI, G.
Ref.: IH 2: 134.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 298; Barnhart 1: 369; BL 2: 481, 492, 495;
BM 1: 367-368, 6: 220; CSP 1: 24-25; Colmeiro 1: clxix-clxx (bibl.); GR p. 758; IF
p. 691; Jackson p. 533 [index]; Kew p. 591-592; Langman p. 211; LS 5449-5450;
PR 1808-1819, 10547.
Colmeiro, Enumeracion y revision 2. 1886, appendix (list of publ.)
Urban, Symb. ant. 1:32. 1898.
Lazaro y Ibiza, Anal. Soc. Esp. Hist. nat. 30: 201-210. 1go1 (portr., bibl.).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 154. 1903, 3(3): 166. 1905.
EPONYMY: Colmeiroa F. van Mueller (1871); Colmeiroa Reuter (1842).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 231-232. 1974.
1179. Catalogo metédico de plantas observadas en Catalufia, particularmente en las inmedia-
ciones de Barcelona, inclusa una porcion de pirenaicas, con sus nombres botanicos mas
usuales, los vulgares catalanes de muchas, y la indicacion de localidades y épocas en que
florecen. Seguido de la nomenclatura catalana de las plantas traducida al idioma
castellano y al botanuco, 6 sea de un vocabulario que comprende los nombres catalanes
y castellanos de considerable numero de plantas, asi espontaneas como cultivadas, los
valencianos y balearicos de muchas, y el cientifico correspondiente 4 cada una de ellas
con indices para hallar los nombres catalanes, valencianos 6 balearicos, sabiendo los
castellanos 6 los cientificos mas usuales. Madrid (Libraria de la Sefiora Viuda é Hijos de
Von Antonio Calleja) 1846. Oct. (Cat. pl. Catalufia).
Publ.: 1846, p. [i]-lx, [1, half title], [1, signs], [1]-176, Nomenclatura catalana [1]-131,
[132, err.] Copy: HH.
Ref.: BL 2: 495; BM 1: 367; Jackson p. 340.
W., Bot. Zeit. g: 125-129. 14 Feb 1851.
1180. Apuntes para la flora de las dos Castillas. Madrid (Libreria de D. Angel Calleja),
Lima (Casa de los Sefiores Calleja, Ojea y Compafiia) 1849. Oct. (Apunt. fl. Castillas).
Publ.: 1849, p. [1]-176. Copies: NY, U, USDA.
Ref.: BL 2: 492; BM 1: 367; PR 1813; IDC 5450.
W., Bot. Zeit. g: 125-129. 14 Feb 1851.
1181. La botdnica y los botanicos de la peninsula hispano-lusitana. Estudios bibliograficos y
biograficos ... Obra premiada por la biblioteca nacional en el concurso publico de
enero de 1858 é impresa a expensas del gobierno. Madrid (M. Rivadeneyra) 1858. Oct.
(Bot. penins. hispano-lusit.)
Publ.: 1858, p. [i]-x, [1, cont.], [1]-216. Copy: FAS. — Important early bio-bibliography
based on numerous original sources.
Ref.: BL 2: 481; Jackson p. 5; Langman p. 211; PR 1816.
M. W., Bot. Zeit. 18: 18-20. 1860.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 32. 1896.
1182. Enumeracion y revision de las plantas de la peninsula hispano-lusitana é islas Baleares, con
la distribution geografica de las especies, y sus nombres vulgares, tanto nacionales como
provinciales. Madrid (Viuda é Hija de Fuentenebro) 1885-1889. 5 vols. Oct. (Enum. pl.
penins. hispano-lustt.)
: 1885 (p. x: Sep 1884, Nat. Nov. Sep 1885), p. [i]-ccvii, [1]-595, [596, bibl. Colm.]
: 1886 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1886), p. [i-vii], [1]-642.
: 1887 (but: Nat. Nov. Dec 1888), p. [i-vii], [1]-545, [2, add. bibl. Colm.]
: 1888 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1880), p. [i-vii], [1]-762.
: 1889 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1890), p. [i-vii], [1]-1087.
OMe G bb N
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COLMEIRO
A detailed enumeration; a “bibliographically complete, but uncritical compilation”
(Willkomm).
Ref.: AG 6(2): 298; BL 2: 481; BM 1: 368.
Willkomm, Pflanzenverbr. iber. Halbins. 14, 22. 1896.
Colsmann, Johannes (1771-1830), Danish physician in Copenhagen. (Colsm.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: in Kénig herbarium at C, other material at CGE.
Ref.: IH 2: 134.
Gilmour and Tutin, A list ... collections ... Cambridge. 1933.
Miller, Taxon 19: 519. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 369; CSP 2: 25; Kew 1: 592; PR 1824.
Hornemann, Naturhist. Tiddskr. 1: 583. 1837.
Warming, Bot. Tidsskr. 12: 84. 1880/81.
Christensen, Danske Bot. Hist. 1: 152, 163, 2: 113. 1924.
Hansen, Bot. Tidsskr. 69(2/3): 208. 1974.
EPONYMY: Colsmannia J. G. C. Lehmann (1814).
1183. Prodromus descriptionis Gratiolae sistens species a D. Konig detectas quem pro
stipendio collegii medicei scientiae botanices peritorum examini offert Johannes Cols-
mann die ix Julii mdccxciii h.t.q.s. Kobenhavn (Chr. Fred. Holmius) [1793]. Oct.
(Prodr. descr. Gratiol.)
Publ.: 9 Jul 1793 (title page), p. [1]-16. Copy: IDC (KVA)-Reprinted in Roemer,
Arch. Bot. 2: 240-244.
Ref.: Kew 1: 592; PR 1824; IDC 6140.
Commelijn [Commelin], Caspar[us] (1667/1668-1731), Netherlands physician, bota-
nist and professor at the Amsterdam Athenaeum, nephew of Jan Commelin. (C. Comme-
lijn).
HERBARIUM and types: No herbarium material known with any certainty. Clokie
mentions, with some hesitation, the possibility of some Commelin material being at
OXF.
Ref.: Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 148. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Aa 3: 649; AG 2(2): 408; Barnhart 1: 370; BM 1: 370,
6: 222; Jackson p. 534 [index]; JW 2: 188, 3: 348, 4: 382, 5: 237; Kew 1: 594-5953
Langman p. 213; MW p. 83; NI 387-388; NNBW tro: 196; Plesch p. 180-181; PR 1834-
1837.
J., Biogr. méd. 3: 308-309. 1821.
Hunger, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 34: 187-202. 1924 (bibl., iconogr., portr.).
Karsten, The old Company’s Garden at the Cape 179 [index]. 1951.
EPONYMY: Commelina Linnaeus (1753, also dedicated to his uncle Jan Commelijn (1629-
1692), q.v.
1184. Flora malabarica sive horti malabarici catalogus exhibens omnium ejusdem
plantarum nomina, quae e variis, tum veteribus tum recentioribus botanicis collegit, &
in ordinem alphabeticum digessit. Leiden (Fredericus Haaringh) 1696. Oct. (Fl.
malab.)
Publ.: 1696, p. [i-xvi], 1-284, [1, corr.] Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 370; Jackson p. 388; Kew 1: 594.
1185. Praeludia botanica ad publicas plantarum exoticarum demonstrationes, dicta in
horto medico, cum demonstrationes exoticarum 3 Octobris 1701, & 2g Maji 1702. ex
auctoritate nobilissimorum & amplissimorum D. Consulum auspicaretur. His accedunt
plantarum rariorum & exoticarum, in praeludiis botanicis recensitarum, icones &
descriptiones. Leiden (Fredericus Haringh) 1703. Qu. (Praeludia bot.)
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COMMELIJN
Publ.: 1703, p. [i-viii], 1-85, [86-87 err., instr. bind.], pl. 1-33. Copies: BR, MICH, MO,
NY. — Important because of the first description of a number of South African plants.
For an extensive bibliographical description see HU 405; Wijnands (1973) provides
an example of the importance of the book for the typification of South African taxa. —
“The latter portion of this work was reprinted in the Appendix to vol. 3 of Ray’s
Historia plantarum” (BM). — Huth, Clavis, cites figs. 1-33 of the Praeludia for the Pl.
rariores and v.v. —
Re-issue: Leiden (Joh. du Vivie) 1715. Qu., p. [i-viii], 1-85, pl. 1-33. Copy: HU.
Ref.: BM 1: 730; DU 80; GF p. 54; HU 405 (coloured pl.) ; Jackson p. 30; Kew 1: 594;
Langman p. 213; NI 388; Plesch p. 181; PR 1836; SA 2: 552.
Huth, Clavis commeliniana, Berlin 1894.
Tyrrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 18. 1963.
Wynands, ‘Taxon 22: 109-114. 1973.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 1: 128-129. 1975.
1186. Horti medici Amstelaedamensis plantae rariores et exoticae ad vivum aeri incisae. Leiden
(Fredericus Haringh) 1706. Qu. (Hort. med. Amstel. pl.)
Publ.: 1706, p. [i]-viii, 1-48, figs. 1-48, (uncoloured copper engr. by P. Sluyter). Copies:
BR, NY (2 copies), U. — Reissue: Leiden 1715 (fide PR, ‘non differt’).
Ref.: BM 1: 370; Jackson p. 439; Kew 1: 594; Langman p. 213, MW p. 83; NI 387;
Plesch p. 181; PR 1837; SA 2: 552.
Huth, Clavis commeliniana, Berlin 1894.
Tyrrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 18. 1963.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 130-131. 1975.
Commelijn [Commelin], Jan (1629-1692), Netherlands druggist, merchant and
botanist, uncle of Caspar Commelin. (7. Commelijn).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some specimens in the Sloane herbarium (now at BM) — Original
drawings for Horiz medici Amstelodamensis at AMS.
Ref.: Dandy, The Sloane herbarium 116. 1958.
NOTE ON NAME: Johannes Commelijn was baptized on 27 Jul 1629 in the Pieterskerk at
Leiden. The original spelling is Commelijn, spelled in capitals on the title-page of the
Hesperides: Commelyn. The frequently used spelling Commelin contains a transcription
of the Dutch 1j by means of a single i. Johannes called himself Jan as well as Johannes in
his later years. — The widely spread notion that Jan Commelijn was a professor at the
Amsterdam Athenaeum is incorrect.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Aa 3: 648; AG 2(2): 408; Barnhart 1: 370; BM 1: 370-
371; HU 1: 597 [index]; Jackson p. 324, 439; JW 1: 441, 2: 188, 3: 348, 5: 237; Kew 1:
594; Langman p. 213; MW p. 83; NI 389-390; NNBW to: 200; Plesch p. 180-181;
PR 1829-1833.
J., Biogr. méd. 3: 309-310. 1821.
Hunger, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 34: 187-202. 1924 (iconogr., portr., bibl.).
EPONYMY: Commelina Linnaeus (1753, also dedicated to his nephew Caspar Commelijn
(1667-1731), q.v.)
1187. Horti medici amstelodamensis rariorum tam orientalis, quam occidentalis Indiae,
aliarumque peregrinarum plantarum magno studio ac labore, sumptibus civitatis Am-
stelodamensis longa annorum serie collectarum; descriptio et icones ad vivum aeri
incisae ... Opus posthumum. Latinate donatum, notisque & observationibus illustra-
tum, a Frederico Ruyschio ... & Francisco Kiggelario. Amsterdam 1697-1701. (P. & J.
Blaeu, [Wed.] Abraham van Someren) 1697-1701, 2 vols. Fol. (Horti med. amstelod.)
Pars prima: 1697-[xxii], 220 p., rro pl. (nos. 1-41, 42-44 [on one plate], 45-112). Copies: HU,
NY.
Pars altera: 1701, auctore Caspare Commelino — [xviii], 224. p., ind. [iv], 173 pl., (nos.
1-3, 4(1), 4(2), 5-112). Copies: HU, NY. — Title: “*... rariorum tam Africanarum,
quam utriusque Indiae, ... plantarum ... descriptio et icones ... auctore Casparo
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Commelino ... pars altera.”” — For a detailed bibliographical study see HU 399.
Original paintings mainly by Johan Moninckx at AMD. The first 92 were made under
the supervision of Jan Commelijn. — Nissen mentions a total of 230 (114 + 116) plates,
Dunthorne 244, GF 231. If the 2 engraved title-pages and the 5 plates (of which two
of Huydecoper) representing coats of arms are included the Hunt total would be also
230; the number of botanical plates is 223 (222 Ivs). — A later issue has errata on **2y.
Ref.: BM 1: 371; DU 81; GF p. 54; HU 399; Jackson p. 439; Kew 1: 595; Langman
p-. 213; MW p. 83; NI 389; Plesch p. 180; PR 1833, SA 2: 551.
Huth, Clavis commeliniana, Berlin 1894 (Samml. Naturw. Vortr. 4(6), Helios 12:
3-7, 18-21, 44, 60-63. 1895).
Tyrrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 19. 1963.
Wijnands, ‘Taxon 22: 109-114. 1973.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 126-127. 1975.
1188. Joannis Commelini Catalogus plantarum horti medici amstelaedamensis. Amsterdam
(Apud Rodolfum & Gerhardum Westenios H. FF.) 1702. Oct. (Cat. horti med. amstelaed.)
Ed. 1: engr. t.p., [i-xvi], [1]-371, [372, err.] Copy: USDA.
Ed. 2: Amsterdam (Westenios) 1702, n.v. (fide PR).
Ed. 3: Caspari Commelin Horti medici amstelaedamensis plantarum usualium catalogus. Editio
tertia & auctor. Amsterdam [1724], Oct., (p. viii: id. Martii 1724), p. [i-viii], [1]-107.
Copies: U, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 371; Kew 1: 595.
Commerson, Philibert (1727-1773), French naturalist, explorer and circumnavigator
with Bougainville on La Boudeuse and L’ Etoile (1766-1769) (Commerson).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: The original collections (over 30.000) reached Paris in the course
of 1774. A.-L. de Jussieu was given the custody of all Commerson collections on 11
January 1776 (of the manuscripts on 5 February 1784). These collections were inserted
in the Herbier général at P after the reorganisation of 1793. Considerable numbers of
duplicates went to A.-L. de Jussieu (P), Lamarck (P), Lemonnier (G), L’Héritier de
Brutelle (G), J. E. Smith (LINN), C. P. Thunberg (UPS); further sets of duplicates were
sent to (or reached) B, BM, CGE, FI, L, MO, MPU, NY, S and W. — Manuscripts also
ate,
Refs: WE re (ed 4 6)i93957.) 219135;
Candolle, Phytographie 404. 1880.
Stafleu, Introduction to Jussieu’s Genera plantarum, in Jussieu, Genera plantarum,
facsimile edition, Weinheim 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 371; Bossert p. 81; CSP 2: 29; DBF 9: 390-
391; Laségue 55-56, 565; Plesch p. 235; PR p. 67; Zander ed. 10, p. 646.
Anon., Comm. Rebus Sci. Nat. Med. Gestis 20(1): 151. 1774.
Delalande, Obs. Phys. Hist. nat. 5(1): 89-120. 1775, 8: 357-363. 1776.
Giseke, Praelectiones xxix-xxxvi. 1792.
Amanton, Mém. Acad. Sci. Dijon 1832(2): 79-93. [see p. 87-89].
Cap, Philibert Commerson, naturaliste voyageur, Paris 1861, 40 p. (rev. Edinb. Review
177(2) Apr. 1893).
Baker, Fl. Mauritius 7*. 1877.
Montessus, Martyrologe et biographie de Commerson. Chalon-sur-Sadne 1889, vii,
224 p. (Bull. Soc. Sci. nat. Sadne-et-Loire 3: 78-298. 1889) (rev. Edinb. Rev. 177(2).
Apr. 1893).
Oliver, Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 12: 89-90, 125-126, 207-208. 1892.
Jacob de Cordemoy, Flore de Vile de la Réunion xix. 1895.
Moewes, Naturwiss. Wochenschr. ser. 2. 2(29): 340-342, 349-355, 389, 400-403. 1902.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 32-33. 1902.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 13-14. 1906.
Oliver, The life of Philibert Commerson, London 1909, xvii, 262 p. (portr.).
Magnin, Ann. Soc. bot. Lyon 31: 35-36. 1906, 35: 21. 1910 (q.v. for many biogr. refs.)
(bibl.).
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 135. 1936.
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Castellanos, Rev. Colejio libre Estud. super. 136: 412-422. 1943.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. 1(1): 113-114. 1950.
Angely, Flacourtiaceae 1. 1959.
Chaumartin, Philibert Commerson, Vienne 1967, 31 p.
Looser, Rev. Univ. Santiago 52(30): 177-182. 1967.
Laissus, DSB 3: 365-366 (bibl.) 1971.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 369-370. 1971.
Bernardi, Musées de Genéve 140: 10-21. 1973 (portr.).
Stafleu, 7x Daniels et Stafleu, Taxon 23: 10. 1974 (portr.).
ITINERARY : Commerson accompanied L. A. de Bougainville on part of his voyage around
the world (1766-1769): La Plata, Magelhaes, ‘Tahiti, Melanesia, Moluccas, Java, Mau-
ritius, stayed behind on Mauritius 1768 (collaborated with the intendant Poivre), visited
Madagascar (1770) and Réunion (1771). Sent many living plants to the Paris garden.
EPONYMY: Commersona Sonnerat (1776); Commersonia J. R. Forster & J. G. A. Forster
(1776).
HANDWRITING: see Montessus, Martyrologe et biographie de Commerson. 1889 (3 facs.
repr. of letters).
POSTAGE STAMPS: Mauritius 2-50 Rs. (1974)
Comolli, Giuseppe (1780-1849), Italian botanist and agronomist at Pavia. (Comollz).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PAV, also at FI.
Ref.: TH 2: 135, Saccardo 2: 35.
Candolle, Phytographie 404. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 371; BL 2: 366; BM 1: 371, 6: 222; Kewl:
598; PR 1839-1840; Saccardo 1: 54, 2: 34-35.
1189. Flora comense disposta secondo il sistema di Linneo ... A comodo dei medici degli
speziali e de’ dilettanti nelle escursioni botaniche. Como, Pavia (C. Pietro Ostinelli)
1834-1857, 7 vols. Oct. (FI. com.)
: Como 1834, p. [1]-xxxvu, [1]-368, [3, err.]
: Como Jan-Jul 1835, p. [i], [1]-323, [324, err.]
: Como 1836, p. [1]-267, [1, err.]
: Pavia 1846, p. [i]-vi, [1]-400, [1, err.]
: Pavia 1847, p. [1]-477.
: Pavia 1848, p. [1]-4.14.
7: Pavia 1857, p. [1]-312. :
Copy: NY. — Reprint announced (1973), but not yet published.
Ref.: BM 1: 371; BL 2: 366; Kew 1: 598; PR 1840.
Anzi, Auctuarium ad floram novo-comensem, Mem. r. Ist. Lomb. Sci. Lett. 14(2):
177-205. 1879, repr. p. [1]-29.
Dow G bw
Conard, Henry Shoemaker (1874-1971), American botanist, student of the vegeta-
tion of Iowa (Conard).
HERBARIUM and Types: IA. — For his non-uniform sets of informal exsiccatae see Sayre
(1975).
Ref.: TH 2: 135.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 305. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 372; BL 1: 179; BM 6: 222; Bossert p. 81;
CSP 14: 327; GR p. 209-210; Kew 1: 599; Langman p. 213; LS 32206, LS suppl. 5457-
5459; MW p. 83; NI 392.
Ewan, Rocky Mountain Naturalists 186. 1950.
Anon., Bull. Ecol. Soc. America 35(4): 92. 1954 (portr.).
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Anon., Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci. 79: 96. 1972 (portr.)
Welch and LeBlanc, Bryologist 75: 558-565. 1972 (portr., bibl.).
r1g0. The Waterlilies/A monograph of the genus Nymphaea. Washington (Carnegie
Institution) 1905. Oct. (Waterlilies).
Publ.: 1905, p. [i]-xiii, [1]-279, pl. 1-30 (12 col.), text figs. 1-82, Carnegie Institution
Publication no. 4. Copies: B, BR, NY, U. Plate no. 1 (frontispiece) coloured, rest un-
coloured.
Ref.: BM 6: 222; Kew 1: 599; Langman p. 213; MW p. 83; NI 392.
Contejean, Charles Louis (1824-1907), Alsatian botanist. (Contejean).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: A small collection in the “Montbéliard Museum” (Welsch,
Sherborn), main herbarium in the Institut de Botanique, Besangon (Welsch).
Ref.: Welsch, Bull. Soc. géol. France, Not. nécr. ser. 4. 8: 208. 1908.
Sherborn, Where is the ... collection 35. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 375; BL 2: 146; BM 1: 376; CSP 2: 36-37,
7: 424, 9: 562, 12: 166, 14: 332-333; Kew 1: 605; PR 1852; Quenstedt p. 88.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: Ixxxvi-Ixxxvii. 1857.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 54: 48. 1907.
Welsch, Bull. Soc. géol. France, Not. nécr. ser. 4. 8: 204-208. 1908.
Fallot, Mém. Soc. Emul. Montbeliard 35: 95-105. 1908 (portr., bibl.).
1x91. Enumération des plantes vasculaires des environs de Montbéliard. Besangon (Outhenin-
Chalandre fils) 1854. Qu. (Enum. pl. Montbéliard).
Publ.: 1854, p. [i-vii], [1]-247, map. Copy: USDA. — Reprinted (with independent
pagination) from Mémoires de la Société d’Emulation du Doubs ser. 2. 4 (for (1853):
1-113. 1854 and 5 (for 1854): 38-173. 1854; before Oct (Flora 37: 608. 14 Oct 1854).
Additions et rectifications, Besangon 1856. Qu., p. [1]-32. Copy: USDA, reprinted from
Mémoires 8 (for 1856): 15-42. 1847. — The reprint was publ. Apr 1856 (Kirschleger
1857).
Preliminary publication by Contejean: Remarques sur la dispersion des plantes
vasculaires ... Montbéliard, Actes de la Société helvétique des sciences naturelles 38:
189-210. 1853 (Jul-Dec).
Ref.: Kew 1: 605; PR 1852.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: 610. 1857.
Conwentz, Hugo Wilhelm (1855-1922), German palaeobotanist, director of nature
conservation for Prussia. (Conw.)
COLLECTIONS: originally at the Museum fiir Natur- und Vorgeschichte, Danzig. This
museum was destroyed in World-War II; some of the collections may have been salvaged
but their location is not known to us (inf. K. Schroeder).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 248; AG 6(2): 98; Barnhart 1: 375;
BM 1: 376-377, 6: 229; Bossert p. 82; CSP 9: 562-563, 12: 166, 14: 335; Jackson p. 534
[index]; Kew 1: 606; KR p. 131; LS 5544, 5545; Quenstedt p. 88.
Anon., Schr. naturf. Ges. Danzig ser. 2. 8(1): 63. 1892.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 122. 1903, 3(3): 122. 1905.
Conwentz, Beitr. Naturdenkmalpflege 9(3): 417-443. 1923 (bibl.).
Kumm, Beitr. Naturdenkmalpflege 9(3): 392-397. 1923; Sveriges Natur 1923: 24-36.
Moewes, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 40: (g0)-(96). 1923 (portr.).
Moewes, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 65: 1-4. 1923, 66: xxxiv.
Moewes, Beitr. Naturdenkmalpflege 9(3): 444-448. 1923.
Moewes et al., Beitr. Naturdenkmalpflege 9(3): 373-412. 1923.
Moewes, Deut. biogr. Jahrb. 4 (fiir 1922): 21-25, 351-352. 1929.
COMPOSITE Works: See Goeppert, H. R. und A. Menge, Die Flora des Bernsteins, continued
by H. Conwentz (vol. 2: Die Angiospermen des Bernsteins, Danzig 1886).
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1192. Monographie der baltischen Bernsteinbdume. Vergleichende Untersuchungen iiber die
Vegetationsorgane und Bliiten, sowie tiber das Harz und die Krankheiten der baltischen
Bernsteinbaume ... Mit achtzehn lithographischen Tafeln in Farbendruck. Danzig
(Naturforschenden Gesellschaft) 1890. Qu. (Monogr. Bernsteinbdume).
Publ.: Sep 1890 (Nat. Nov.; pref. 1 Sep 1890), p. [i-viii], [1]-151, pl. r-78 with text, col.
lith. Copies: B, MICH, NY.
Ref.: Andrews ed. 2, p. 248; Kew 1: 606; LS 5545.
Conzatti, Cassiano (1862-1951), Mexican botanist. (Conzatiz).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: MEXU.
RejaUEttel(ed:16))33.173°
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 375; BL 1: 149; BM 1: 377, 6: 229; Bossert
p. 82; IF suppl 4: 318; Kew 1: 606, 607; Langman p. 215-216 (bibl.)
Anon., J. New York Bot. Gard. 38: 118-121. 1937 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Conzattia J. N. Rose (1909).
1193. Los generos vegetales Mexicanos. Mexico (Secretaria de Fomento) 1903-1905. Qu. f
(Gen. veg. Mexic.)
Publ.: In 13 parts 1903-1905, p. [1]-449. — Volume 1 of a planned 3 volume work. Part
of what was to become vol. 3 was published as Las criptogamas vasculares de Mexico q.v.
The following dates are based on a copy in original covers at BR.
part pages dates part pages dates
I [1]-36 1903 5) 197-228 1904.
2 37-68 1903 8 229-260 1904.
3 69-100 1903 9 261-292 1904
4 IOI-132 1903 10 293-324 1904,
5 133-164 1903 II = 325-356 1904
6 165-196 1903 12 357-393 1904
13 [397]-[449] [1, ind.]__ 1905
Suppl. to vol. 1: p. [397]; Corr. to addit.: p. [399].
Ref.: Kew 1: 606; Langman p. 215.
1194. Las criptogamas vasculares de México. Mexico (Secrétaria de Fomento) 1907. Qu.
(Cript. vasc. México).
Publ.: 1907, p. 1-72, pl. 1-60, “parte tomada de la obra inédita Los géneros vegetales
Mexicanos,” reprint (copy: Ewan), from Mem. Soc. Cient. Ant. Alzate 25. 1907.
Cook, James (1728-1779), British explorer and circumnavigator. (7. Cook).
COLLECTIONS: Cook himself did not collect specimens. For the collections from his
voyages, see: First voyage (Endeavour, 1768-1771): J. Banks & D. Solander; Second
voyage (Resolution, Adventure, 1772-1775), J. R. Forster & J. G. A. Forster; Third
voyage (Resolution, Discovery, 1776-1780), W. Anderson & D. Nelson.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 58; Barnhart 1: 376; BB p. 71; BM 1: 377-378,
6: 229; Bossert p. 82; Dawson p. 229; DNB 12: 66; Jackson p. 534 [index]; Kew 1: 607-
608; NI 74.
Martin, J. Roy. New Zealand Inst. Hort. 1(4): 159-162. 1969.
Murray-Oliver, Captain Cook’s artists in the Pacific 1769-1779, New Zealand 1969.
Skelton, Captain James Cook after two hundred years. London (Brit. Mus.) 1969.
Stearn, Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. London 24(1): 64-90. 1969.
Whitehead, Austr. Nat. Hist. 16(8): 242-245. 1969.
Badger, Captain Cook, Navigator and Scientist, London, New York. s.d. 143 p. (1970?).
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Francois, Proc. Roy. Soc. Queensland 82: v-xxvi. 1970 (1971).
Greenhill, James Cook, the opening of the Pacific. London 1970.
Grenfell Price and White, James Cook, his early life and the Endeavour Voyage, Can-
berra 1970 (40 p., catal. exhibit Nat. Library).
Beaglehole, DSB 3: 396-397, 1971.
Fraser, Bull. Roy. Soc. New Zealand 8: 1-141. 1971.
Megaw, ed., Employed as a discoverer, Sydney (A. H. & A. W. Reed) 1971, 142 p.
Villiers, Natl. Geogr. Mag. 140(3): 297-345. 1971.
Ewan, Bull. Pacific bot. Gard. 4(4): 65-75. 1974.
Note: Full information to 1970 on all literature connected with Cook, his travels, his
associates and the publication of the results will be found in: Beddie, Bibliography of
Captain James Cook, ed. 2. Sydney 1970. The most authoritative biography is J. C.
Beaglehole, The Life of Captain James Cook, Stanford 1974, x, 760 p.
jouRNALS: For the older editions see Beddie’s Bibliography of Captain Fames Cook. One of
the most recent and authoritative annotated editions is that of J. C. Beaglehole, The
Journals of Captain James Cook, published by the Hakluyt Society, Cambridge Univ. Press,
1955-1968, see Beddie no. 227.
EPONYMY: Cookia Sonnerat (1782). — Note: Cookeina O. Kuntze (1891) and Cookella P. A.
Saccardo (1878) are dedicated to Mordecai Cubitt Cooke (1825-1914), q.v.
HANDWRITING: Captain Cook in the South Seas. Two letters written to Captain John
Walker. Sydney 1970, p. 7-17.
POSTAGE sTAMPs: Aitutaki 30 c (1973), New Caledonia 1o f. (1974).
Cooke, Mordecai Cubitt (1825-1914), British mycologist and algologist, at India
Museum 1861-1880, at Kew 1880-1892. (Cooke).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K (incl. drawings). Exsiccatae: Fungi britannici exs., 2 series, see
below under no. 1198.
Ref TE oe 1376
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 37; BB p. 72; BM 1: 378-379, 6: 230: CSP
2:40, 7: 425, 9: 564, 12: 166, 14: 338; GR p. 369; HR; Jackson p. 534 [index]; Kew 1:
609-610; LS 5555-5848, 32320-32359; MW p. 83; NI 393-398, 394n; Plesch p. 182;
PR 1854-1859.
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Anon., J. Mycol. 2: opp. 105. 1905 (portr.).
Anon., Hist. coll. BM (NH) 141. 1904.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 90-91. 1903, 3(3): 76. 1905.
G.M., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1912: 369 (premature obituary notice).
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Lloyd, Letter no. 57: 1-4. 1915 (portr., bibl.).
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Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23: 754. 1974 (portr.).
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) Mueller, Fragm., vol. 11, supplement p. 75-104, Fungi australiani,
also published separately. Melbourne 1883, 72 p., 4 pl. (Nat. Nov. Dec 1883).
(2) Grevillea, a monthly record of cryptogamic botany and its literature, edited by M. C.
Cooke, vols. 1-20, 1872-1892.
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NOTE: For Cooke’s Romance of low life amongst plants, London 1893, published by the So-
ciety for promoting Christian knowledge, see e.g. George Murray, J. Bot. 31: 379-380.
1893: “‘[he] knows just the kind of thing that tickles.”
EPONYMY: Cookeina O. Kuntze (1891) ; Cookella P. A. Saccardo (1878).
1195. A plain and easy account of British fungi: with descriptions of the esculent and poison-
ous species, details of the principles of scientific classification, and a tabular arrangement
of orders and genera. .. . with twenty-four coloured plates. London (Robert Hardwicke)
1862. Oct. (Plain account Brit. fung.)
Ed. 1: 1862, lith. t.p., [i]-viii, [1]-148, pl. 7-23, coloured liths. [the 24th lith. is the t.p.]
Copies: NY, Stevenson.
Ed. 2: London (id.) 1866, Oct. ‘‘a new and revised edition,”’ lith. t.p., [i]-viii, [1]-166,
pl. 1-23. Copy: Stevenson.
Ed. 2[a]: London (id.) 1871, Oct., “‘a new and revised edition.” lith. t.p., [i]-viii, [1]-
166, pl. 1-23. Copies: MICH, NY, Stevenson.
Ed. 3: London (Hardwicke & Bogue) Sep-Oct 1876, Oct., ‘‘revised” ... ‘“‘esculent and
economic species,” p. [i]-vili, [1]-166, pl. r-20. Copy: MICH.
Ed. 4: n.v.
Ed. 5: “‘revised,” London (W. H. Allen & Co.) 1884, Oct. (Hedwigia 24: 175. Jul-Aug
1885; Nat. Nov. Mar 1885, as of “1885’’), p. [i]-viii, [1, list of plates], [1]-166, pl. 1-20
(34. species; col. lith.), (title as ed. 3, 1876). Copy: MICH.
Ed. 6: London (W. H. Allen and Co.) 1898, Oct. (Nat. Nov. Jan 1898), p. [i]-viii, [1]-
166, pl. 1-20. Copy: Stevenson.
**_.. fungi, with especial reference to the esculent and economic species.”
Ed. 7: Edinburgh (John Grant) 1904, Oct., p. [i]-vii, [1]-166, pl. 1-20. Copies: NY,
Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 1: 378; Kew 1: 609; LS 5556, 5584, 56209.
1196. Index fungorum britannicorum. A complete list of fungi found in the British Islands to
the present date, arranged so as to be applicable either as a check-list or for herbarium
labels. London (Robert Hardwicke) [1863]. Qu. (Index fung. brit.)
Publ.: 1863 or Jan 1864 (errata, p. 58 “‘1863”; J. Bot. 2: 60. Feb 1864; Hedwigia 4: 57.
Apr? 1865, but listed as “‘Neuigkeit’? by Flora as early as 7 Mai 1864 and dated by
BM as [1863]), p. [i], [1]-58. Copies: MICH, NY, Stevenson. For synonymy, reference
is made to Streinz’s Nomenclator fungorum, Vienna 1862.
Ref.: BM 1: 378; Kew 1: 609; LS 5371.
1197. Rust, smut, mildew, © mould. An introduction to the study of microscopic fungi ...
With nearly 300 figures by J. E. Sowerby. London (Robert Hardwicke) 1865. Oct.
(Rust, smut).
Ed. 1: Jan-Mar 1865 (Preface Jan 1865; Flora 29 Mar 1865; Hedwigia Jul 1865), p. [i]-
vii, [viii], [1]-238, pl. 1-6, 8-16, pl. 7 as frontispiece, chromolith. by John Edward
Sowerby (x-1870). Copies: MICH, NY.
Ed. 2: London (id.) 1870, before Nov (Bot. Zeit. 11 Nov 1870), p. [i-vii], [1]-242, pl. 1-6,
8-16, pl. 7 as frontispiece, chromolith. by J. E. Sowerby (‘‘with nearly 300 figures by
s-. ). Copy: MICH.
Ed. 3: London (id.) 1872, p. [i-vii], [1]-244, pl. 1-16, idem. Copy: MICH.
Ed. 4: “revised and enlarged,”’ London (Hardwicke and Bogue) 1878, p. [i-vii], [1]-262,
pl. 1-6, 8-16, pl. 7 as frontispiece, chromolith. by J. E. Sowerby (“‘illustrated with 269
coloured figures by ...”). Copies: BR, MICH, NY.
Ed. 5: London 1886 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1886), [i-vii], [1]-260 [*62”’], pl. 1-16. Copy: NY.
Ed. 6: 1897 (Nat. Nov. Jan 1898), 1-270, 2609 ill. — Szxth edition, revised and enlarged, London
(W. H. Allen and Co.) 1902, p. [i-v], [1]-262 [“‘62”’], pl. x (frontispiece), 2-16, chromo-
lith. by J. E. Sowerby (“‘illustrated with 269 figures by ...”’). Copies: BR, MICH.
Ref.: BM 1: 378 (ed. 4) ; Jackson p. 167 [ed. 1 and 4]; Kew 1: 610 (ed. 6); LS 5570, 5733,
32230; NI 308.
Seemann, J. Bot. 3: 100. Mar 1865.
1198. Fungi britannici exsiccati, cent. 1-7, London 1865-1874. (Fung. brit. exs.)
537
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cent. nos. date Hedwigia
I 1-100 1865 5(1): 14-15 Jan 1866
2 101-200 1866 5(12): 182-183 Dec 1866
3 201-300 1867 6(10): 153-154 Oct 1867
4 301-400 1870 10(10): 160, 167-168 Oct-Nov 1871
5 401-500 1872 11(3): 40-41, 48 Mar 1872
6 501-600 1872 12(4): 61-62 Apr 1873
7 601-700 1874 13(9): 138 Sep 1874
Second edition, 6 cent., nos. 1-600, London 1875-1877. — Sets of ed. 1 and 2 at FH, K.
roo Specimens of British leaf-fungt, collected and arranged. London 1870 (Hedwigia 9(11):
165-166. Nov 1870)
Refe> WA 1, (ed. 6) 23575022) 1377895570:
Candolle, Phytographie 404-405. 1880.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 71. 1970.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 123-124. 1973 (corr.)
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
1199. A fernbook for everybody. Containing all the british ferns. With the foreign species
suitable for a fernery. London (Frederick Warne and Co.), New York s.d. [1867]. Oct.
(Fernbook).
Fd. 1: Jan-Aug 1867 (Hedwigia 6: 143. Sep? 1867) p. [i-iv], [1]-124, pl. 1-12. Copies:
HU, MO, UC.
Reissue: London and New York (Frederick Warne and Co.) Jan-Mai 1889 (Nat. Nov.
Jun 1889) Oct., p. [i-iv], [1]-124. pl. 1-12. Copy: UC.
Ref.: BM 1: 378; Jackson p. 240; Kew 1: 609; PR 1859; IDC 7176.
1200. Handbook of British fungi, with full descriptions of all the species, and illustrations
of the genera. London (Macmillan and Co.) 1871, 2 vols. Duod. (Handb. Brit. fung.)
Ed. 1, vol. r(r) p. [1]-376. 1870; 2(1): p. 377-488, frontisp., t.p. [i], Jan-Mar 1871. In all
p- [i], [1]-488, 1 tab., 198 text ill. Copies: BR, U.
vol. 2: p. [i-iv], [i], 489-981. Aug-Sep 1871 (preface Jul 1871, Flora 7 Oct 1871;
Hedwigia Oct 1871, see also 11: 21-22. 1872) Copies: BR, U.
Ed. 2: issued as a supplement to Grevillea (“second and revised edition’), London 1883
[-1891]. Oct.
part pages dates part pages dates
I [1]-16 Dec 1883 3 225-288 1888
17-80 1884 289-344. Jan-Feb 1889
81-112 Jan-Apr 1885 4 34.5-384. 1890
2 113-176 1886 385-398 Jan-Feb 1891
177-224 Jan-Sep 1887
Copies: BR, MICH, NY, Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 1: 378; Jackson p. 244; Kew 1: 609; LS 5583.
1201. Fungi: their nature, influence, and uses by M. C. Cooke, M.A., L.L.D. edited by
the Rev. M. J. Berkeley, M.A., F.L.S. London (Henry S. King & Co.) 1875. Oct.
(Fungi).
Editor: Rev. Miles Joseph Berkeley (1803-1889).
Ed. 1: London issue, Jan-Mar 1875, p. [i]-xii, [1]-299. Copy: NY.
Ed. 1: New York issue, 1875, p. [i]-xii, [1]-299. Copies: NY, Stevenson. Fungi: their
nature and uses by M. C. Cooke ... edited by the Rev. M. J. Berkeley ... New York
(D. Appleton and Company) 1875. Duod. — Both issues were part of the “International
scientific series.”
[Ed. 2:] New York (D. Appleton and Company) 1877. Duod., p. [i]-xii, [1]-299. Copies:
MO, NY.
(Ed. 3:] New York (id.) 1883. Duod., p. [i]-xii, [1]-299. Copy: NY.
538
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Ed. 4: London (Kegan Paul, Trench & Co.) 1888, Oct., p. [i]-xii, [1]-299. Copy:
Stevenson.
Ed. 5: London (id.) 1894, Oct., p. [i]-xii, [1]-299. Copy: NY.
Ed. 6: London (Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner & Co.) 1906, p. [i]-xii, [1]-299. Copy:
Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 1: 378.
1202. Les champignons par M. C. Cooke sous la direction de M. J. Berkeley. Paris (Germer
Bailliére) 1875. Oct. (Champignons).
Co-author: Miles Joseph Berkeley (1803-1889).
Ed. 1: 1875 (pref. 23 Nov 1874), p. [1-111], [1]-274, [1, cont.] 109 ill. Copy: BR. — Biblio-
théque scientifique internationale.
Ed. 2: 1878, p. [i-11], [1]-274, [1, cont.] Copy: BR. — Reissued 1881.
Ref.: LS 5610.
1203. Mycographia, seu icones fungorum. Figures of fungi from all parts of the world,
drawn and illustrated by M. C. Cooke ... Vol. 1. Discomycetes. London (Williams and
Norgate), Edinburgh (id.), Leipzig (A. Durr), New York (Westermann & Co.) [1875-]
1879. Oct. (Mycographia).
part pages plates dates covers Hedwigia
I 1-44 I-20 Oct 1875 15: 16. Jan 1876
2 45-90 21-40 Apr 1876 15: 95. Jun 1876
3 gI-136 41-60 Oct 1876 15: 191. Dec 1876
4 137-178 61-80 Apr 1877 16: 111. Jul 1877
16: 142-144, 147-154. 1877
5 179-214. 81-100 = Jan 1878 17: 53-55. Apr 1878
6 215-267, [i-i] ror-113. ~=Feb 1879 Nat. Nov. Mar 1879
The 113 coloured lithographs contain nos. 1-406. Copies: MICH, NY, (with annotations
on dates by JHB), Stevenson (orig. covers).
Ref.: BM 1: 378; Jackson p. 165; Kew 1: 609; LS 5607; NI 397.
1204. Contributions to mycologia britannica. ‘The myxomycetes of Great Britain. Arranged
according to the method of Rostafinski. The characters of all the orders, families and
genera, with descriptions of the British species, and original analytical tables, translated
from the Polish by M. C. Cooke. Illustrated by twenty-four plates. London (Williams
and Norgate), Edinburgh (id.) 1877. Oct. (Contr. mycol. brit.)
Publ.: Jan-Jul 1877 (Flora Sep 1877, Hedwigia Aug 1877), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-iv, [1]-96,
pl. 1-24, uncol. lith. Copies: BR, Stevenson (2).
Ref.: BM 1: 378; Jackson p. 244; Kew 1: 610; LS 5633.
1205. The myxomycetes of the United States, arranged according to the method of Rosta-
finski [New York 1877]. Oct. (Myxomyc. U.S.)
Publ.: Jun 1877, p. [i], 378-409. Copy reprint: Stevenson. — Ann. Lyceum nat. Hist.
New York 11(12): 378-409. Jun 1877.
1206. Clavis synoptica hymenomycetum europacorum. Conjunctis studiis scripserunt M. C.
Cooke ... et L. Quélet ... London (Hardwicke & Bogue), Paris (Bailliére & fils),
Berlin (Friedlander & Sohn), Wien (Carl Gerold’s Sohn), Milano (U. Hoepli), New
York (Scribner, Welford & Co.) 1878. Oct. (Clav. syn. hymenomyc. eur.)
Co-author: Lucien Quélet (1832-1899).
Publ.: 1878 (J. Bot. Oct 1878; Nat. Nov. Jan 1879), p. [i-v], [1]-240. Copies: BR, MICH,
MO
Ref.: BM 1: 379; Jackson p. 229; Kew 1: 610; LS 5848.
1207. Illustrations of British fungi (Hymenomycetes), to serve as an Atlas to the ‘“‘Hand-
book of British Fungi.’? London (Williams and Norgate) 1881-1891. 8 vols. Oct. (Jl.
Brit. fung.)
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Publ.: 1198 coloured lithographs, of drawings by the author, in eight volumes. ‘The plates
are numbered in the order in which they were published; they were assigned new
numbers in the systematic indexes accompanying the volumes. ‘The new numbers are
given to provide a systematic arrangement. Copies occur bound in the primary nu-
merical order of publication (plate numbers) but also in the secondary systematic
order. Corresponding tables of the two numberings are given by Pearson (1935). The
plates illustrated the author’s text published as Handbook of British fung: 1871. Later
instalments were covered by letterpress sections in Grevillea.
nos. plates date date Hedw. date Nat. Nov.
I 20 1881 Aug 81 Feb 1881
2 16 1881 Jul 1881
3 17 1881
4 16 1881 Oct 81 Nov 1881
5 16 1881 Dec 81 Nov 1881
6 16 1882 Feb 82 Feb 1882
7 17 1882 Mar 82 Apr 1882
8 117-132 1882 Jul 82 Jun 1882
9 133-148 1882 Jul 82 Jul 1882
IO 149-164 1882 Sep 82 Sep 1882
II 165-180 1882 Nov 82 Nov 1882
12 181-196 1882 Nov 82 Dec 1882
13 197-212 1882 Feb 83 Feb 1883
14 213-228 1883 sic Mai 83 Feb 1883
15 229-244 1883 Mai 83 Apr 1883
16 245-260 1883 Mai 1883
tg) 261-276 1883 Jun 83 Jun 1883
18 277-292 1883 Sep 83 Sep 1883
index 20 p. 1883 Sep 1883
19 293-308 1883 Dec 83 Dec 1883
20/21 309-340 1884 Jan 84 Feb 1884
22 341-356 1884 Apr 84 Apr 1884
23 3857-372 1884 Jun 84 Mai 1884
24 373-388 1884 Jul 84 Jun 1884
25 389-404. 1884 Jul 84 Jul 1884
26 405-420 1884 Sep 84 Sep 1884
2 421-430 1884. Dec 84. Dec 1884
28 437-452 1884 Jan-Feb 85 Jan 1885
29/30 453-484. 1885 Mar-Apr 85 Mar 1885
31 485-500 1885 Mar-Apr 85 Apr 1885
32 501-516 1885 Jul-Aug 85 Jun 1885
33/34 517-548 1885 Sep-Oct 85 Sep 1885
35 549-504 1885 Nov-Dec 85 Nov 1885
36 565-580 1885 Nov-Dec 85 Nov 1885
37 581-590 1885 Jan-Feb 86 Jan 1886
38 597-612 1886 Jan-Feb 86 Feb 1886
39 613-622 1886 Mar-Jun 86 Mar 1886
syst. ind. p. 1-16, 1886 Mar 1886
Pt. pais
40 623-638 1886 Jul-Aug 86 Apr 1886
41 639-654 1886 Jul-Aug 86 Jun 1886
4.2 655-670 1886 Jul-Aug 86 Jul 1886
43 671-686 1886 Sep-Oct 86 Aug 1886
44 687-702 1886 Nov-Dec 86 Nov 1886
45 703-718 1886 Jan 1887
46 719-734 1887 Mar 1887
47 735-750 1887 Apr 1887
48 751-766 1887 Mai 1887
49 767-782 1887 Aug 1887
COOKE
nos. plates date date Hedw. date Nat. Nov.
50 783-798 1887 Aug 1887
51 799-814 1887 Sep 1887
52 815-830 1887 Oct 1887
53 831-846 1887 Nov 1887
54 847-862 1887 Dec 1887
55 863-878 1887 Jan 1888
56 879-894 1887 Feb 1888
57 895-910 1888 Mar 1888
58 gr1-926 1888 Apr 1888
59 927-938 1888 Mai 1888
syst. ind. p. I-13, Mai 1888
t.p.’s vols. 5, 6
60 939-954 1888 Jun 1888
61 955-970 1888 Jul 1888
62 971-986 1888 Jul 1888
63 . 987-1002 1888 Aug 1888
64 1003-1018 | 1888 Sep 1888
65 IO1G-1034 1888 Oct 1888
66/67 1035-1066 1888 Jan 1889
68 1067-1082 1889 Apr 1889
69 1083-1098 1889 Jun 1889
70 1099-1114 1889 Aug 1889
71 III5-1130 1889 Oct 1889
72 1131-1146 1890 Mar 1890
73 1147-1158 1890 Mai 1890
74 II59-I174 1890 Jul 1890
75 I175-I1GO 1891 Mar 1891
75 IIgI-11g98 1891 Apr 1891
index 20 p.,
t.p. vol. 8
Copy: U
vol. pages plates t.p.
I [i], [1 ]-4 1-162 1881-1883 p. 4: Jul 1883
2 [i-iii], [5]-20 163-292 1881-1883
3 [1-11], 293-468 1884-1886
4 [i-i1], [1]-16 469-622 1884-1886
5 [1-iii], 623-763 1886-1888
6 [i-iii], [1 ]-13, 764-938 1886-1888
[14, instr. bind. ]
7 [1-111], [1]-10 971-1146 [971-1014 renumbered 1888-1890
in pencil 922-969]
[i-u1i], [1]-20 639-6545 929s 939-948, 950-970,
II47, [151-1198 1889-1891
Ref.: BM 1: 378; Kew 1: 610; LS 5697; NI 395.
Phillips, J. Bot. 24: 252-254. 1886.
Plowright, Trans. Brit. mycol. Soc. 1: 37-46. 1899.
Boudier, Trans. Brit. mycol. Soc. 2: 150-157. 1907.
Pearson, ‘Trans. Brit. mycol. Soc. 1935.
1208. British fresh-water algae. Exclusive of Desmideae and Diatomaceae. London
(Williams and Norgate), Edinburgh (id.), Leipzig (F. A. Brockhaus), New York
(Westermann & Co.) 1882-1884, text, atlas. Oct. (in fours). (Brit. fresh-water alg.)
Publ.: In 10 parts between 1882-1884, text vol.: p. [i*-iii* or v*], [i]-vili, [1]-329; vol. 2.
plates: [i-iii], pl. 1-130, col. liths. by the author (‘‘meist schlechte Kopien nach Raben-
horst und anderen Autoren” NI).
541
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part pages plates subject Nat. Nov.
I 1-28 I-II Palmellaceae Feb 1882
2 29-74 12-28 Protoc., Volv. Mai 1882
3 75-110 29-44 Zygnemac. Sep 1882
4 I11-146 45-50 Vauch., Ulv., Conf. Mar 1883
5 147-178 57-68 Oedogoniac. Jun 1883
6 179-198 69-80 Ulot., Chaeto. Nov 1883
7 199-234. 81-92 Chrooc., Nostoc. Mar 1884
8 235-264. 93-104 Nostoc., Lyngb. Mai 1884
9 265-280 105-116 Scyton., Calotr. Aug 1884
fe) 281-329 =: II7-1.30 Rhodophyc. Nov 1884
Copies: BR, FH, PCS. — Supplement: British desmids, see next entry.
Ref.: BM 1: 379; Kew 1: 610; NI 393; IDC 6349, 6350.
1209. British desmids. A supplement to British fresh-water Algae. With 66 coloured plates.
London (Williams and Norgate), Edinburgh (id.), Leipzig (F. A. Brockhaus), New York
(Westermann & Co.) [1886-]1887. Oct. (Brit. desm.)
part pages plates datesoncovers Nat. Nov.
I [1]-16 1-8 Jul 1886 Jul 1886
2 17-32 9-16 ~=Aug 1886 Aug 1886
3 33-48 17-24 Sep 1886 Sep 1886
4 49-64. 25-32 Oct 1886 Oct 1886
5 65-80 33-40 Nov 1886 Dec 1886
6 81-96 41-48 Dec 1886 Jan 1887
GT) 97-112 49-56 Jan 1887 Feb 1887
8 113-144. 57-60 Feb 1887 Mar 1887
9 145-176 61-64 Mar 1887 Mai 1887
10 177-205 65-66 Mai 1887 Jun 1887
t.p., [1]-xiv
Copies: BR, PCS (orig. covers). — p. xiv: May 1887. The plates are coloured lithographs,
taken from various, unacknowledged, authors (Nordstedt 1887).
Ref.: BM 1: 379; Kew 1: 610.
Anon., Bot. Gaz. 12: 282. 1887.
Nordstedt, J. Bot. 25: 355-358. 1887.
1210. Introduction to fresh-water algae with an enumeration of all the British species ...
with thirteen plates illustrating all the genera. London (Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner
& Co.) 1890. Oct. (Introd. fresh-water alg.)
Ed. 1: Jan-Jun 1890 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1890), p. [i]-vi, [vii, cont.], [1]-339, pl. 1-73. -
International scientific series, vol. 69. Copies: MICH, NY, PCS, USDA. The plates
are unsigned, uncoloured liths. — ‘‘Phycologists live in perilous times when Cooke’s
“British fresh-water algae’? marks an epoch ...” “‘the author ... deserves the highest
credit for his good intentions.”” (G.M., 1890).
Ed. 2: “second impression,”? London (id.) 1902, p. [i]-vi, [vii, cont.], [1]-339, pl. 1-13.
Copy: Library of Congress.
Ref.: BM 1: 379; Kew 1: 610.
G.M., J. Bot. 28: 250-252. Aug 1890 [author: George Murray].
1211. British edible fungi how to distinguish and how to cook them with coloured figures
of upwards of forty species. London (Kegan Paul, French, Triibner & Co. Ltd.) 1891.
Oct. (Brit. edible fung.)
Ed. 1: Jan-Sep 1891 (Nat. Nov. Oct 1891), p. [1]-237, pl. 1-12, col. liths. Copies: BR,
MICH, NY, Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 1: 379; Kew 1: 610; LS 5785.
Murray, J. Bot. 29: 378-380. 1891.
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1212. Handbook of Australian fungi .. . with thirty-six plates published under the authority
of the several governments of the Australian colonies. London (Williams and Norgate)
1892. Oct. (Handb. Ausiral. fungi).
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1892 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1892), p. [iJ-xxxii, [1]-457, [458, err.], pl. 1-36
(liths.) Copy: Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 6: 230; Kew 1: 610; LS 5787; NI 394n.
1213. Handbook of British hepaticae containing descriptions and figures of the indigenous
species of Marchantia, Jungermannia, Riccia, and Anthoceros ... with 7 plates and 200
woodcuts. London (W. H. Allen & Co.) 1894. Oct. (Handb. Brit. hepat.)
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1893, (Nat. Nov. Dec 1893), p. [i]-vii, [1]-310, pl. 7-7, uncoloured liths.,
text figs nos. 1-201. Copy: NY.
Reissue: Edinburgh (John Grant) 1907, p. [i]-vii, [1]-310, pl. z-7 (uncol. lith.) text figs.
nos. 1-201. Copies: MICH, NY. — Unchanged.
Ref.: BM 1: 379; Jackson p. 242; Kew 1: 610.
A.G., J. Bot. 32: 54-58. 1894.
1214. Introduction to the study of fungi, their organography, classification, and distribution
for the use of collectors. London (Adam and Charles Black) 1895. Oct. (Introd. stud. fung.)
Publ.: 1895 (Nat. Nov. Dec 1895), p. [i]-x, [1]-360, 148 text figs. Copies: BR, Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 1: 379; Kew 1: 610; LS 5799.
Percival, J. Bot. 34: 186-188. Apr 1896.
1215. Catalogue and field-book of British basidiomycetes up to and inclusive of the year 1908,
by M. C. Cooke ... in a convenient pocket size and form, with blank page opposite to
each, and space for additions at the end of each genus. Large post oblong 8vo. (104 in. x
X 4 1n.) 98 pp. with alphabetical index to genera. Price 2/6 nett. Issued as a protest
against a recently published alteration of the nomenclature attached to each species, and
in restoration of the system adopted by Professor Saccardo, in his “‘Sylloge Fungorum,”’
now universally accepted. [London 1909]. Oblong Oct. (Cat. field-book Brit. basidiomyc.)
Publ.: 1909 (Nat. Nov. Jan 1910, as ‘“‘London 1909”), pages unnumbered. Copy:
Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 6: 230.
Cooke, Theodore (1836-1910), British botanist in India 1860-1893, principal at Poona
college 1865-1893. (I. Cooke).
HERBARIUM and Types: CAL. For duplicates see IH. — BB still lists Cooke’s herbarium at
Poona, but CAL now lists it for Calcutta.
Ref.: BB p. 72; IH 1 (ed. 6): 357, 2: 137.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 148. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 71. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 377; BB p. 72; BM 6: 230; CSP 14: 339;
Kew 1: 610.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1910: 350-352.
Anon., Gard. Chron. 1910: 402.
Britten, J. Bot. 48: 344. 1910.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1910/11: 36-37. 1911.
D.P., J. Bot. 49: 64-66. 1g11.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Flora capensis:
(a) Plantaginaceae 5(1, 2): 387-392. Mai 1910.
(b) Nyctaginaceae 5(1, 2): 392-398. Mai 1910.
(c) Illecebraceae 5(1, 2): 398-402. Mai 1910.
(d) Amaranthaceae (with C. H. Wright) 5(1, 2): 402-433. Mai 1g1o.
1216. The flora of the Presidency of Bombay. ... Published under the authority of the secre-
tary of state for India in council. London (Taylor and Francis) [1901-]1903-1908, 2 vols.
Oct. (Fl. Bombay).
543
COOKE
Vol. 1: 1901-1903 (see p. ii), p. [i]-ix, note [1]-2, [1]-645. — 7: [1]-192. Jul 1901; 2: 193-
408. Apr 1902; 3: 409-645. Mai 1903.
Vol. 2: 1904-1908 (see p. ii), p. [i-iv], [1]-1083. — 1: [1]-216. Mai 1904; 2: 217-432.
Jul 1905; 3: 433-624. Sep 1906; 4: 625-816. Jul 1907; 5: 817-1083. Dec 1908.
Copies: HH, U.
Reprint: Calcutta (Botanical Survey of India) 1958, second reprint 1967. Copy: NY. —
vol. 1: [i]-xiv, [1]-632; vol. 2: [i]-vi, [1]-615; vol. 3: [i-vi], [1]-649.
Correspondence of pages in original and reprint editions:
orig. vol. pages reprint vol. reprint pages
I 1-192 I 1-204
193-408 204-435
409-574 435-611
575-645 2 1-56
2 1-216 56-284
217-432 284-513
433-510 513-595
510-624. 3 1-123
625-816 123-326
817-1083 327-649
Ref.: BM 6: 230; Kew 1: 610 [orig. and repr.].
Cooke, William Bridge (1908-x), American mycologist. (W. B. Cooke).
HERBARIUM and tyres: UC, CINC, duplicates see IH. — Exsiccatae: Mycobiota of North
America (fasc. I-11, 1939-1951, nos. 1-450). Sets at BPI, BRU, CINC, CUP, DAOM,
FH, KANU, MICH, MIN, ND, NY, SOLH, TRIC, UC, UT, WSP.
Ref. SUE 1225037),
W. B. Cooke, Mycologia 32: 416-417. 1940.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 92-95. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 377; Bossert p. 82; Kew 1: 611; MW suppl.
p. 50.
Mycologia, Index (1-58): 857-858. 1968.
Cooper, Daniel (1817?-1842), British botanist. (Cooper).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: RTE.
Ref.: Kent, Brit. herbaria 49. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 377; BB p. 72; BM 1: 379; CSP 2: 41;
DNB 12: 1413; Jackson p. 534 [index]; Kew 1: 612-613.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1: 173. 1843.
EPONYMY: xX Cooperanthus Lancaster (1913); Cooperta Herbert (1836).
1217. Flora metropolitana; or botanical rambles within thirty miles of London. Being the
results of numerous excursions made in 1833, 34, 35, furnishing a list of those plants that
have been found on the different heaths, commons, hills, etc. surrounding the metropolis
(more particularly the counties of Surrey and Kent) chiefly from actual observation,
and the latest authorities. Intended for the student in practical botany, with a list of land
and fresh-water shells of the environs of London. London (S. Highley) 1836. Duod. (in
‘sixes). (Fl. metrop.)
Ed. 1: 1 Mar 1836 (p. vii: Feb 1836; Lin. Soc. 1 Mar; Mag. nat. Hist. 9: 168. 1836),
p. [i]-xvi, [1]-139, errata slip. Copy: NY.
Supplement: London 1837, p. 1-36. — Presented to Geol. Soc. London 23 Jun 1837.
Ed. 2: London [1837], a combination of ed. 1 and the supplement.
Ref.: BM 1: 379; BH; Jackson p. 357; Kew 1: 613; PR 1860.
544
CORBIERE
Copeland, Edwin Bingham (1873-1964), American pteridologist at the University of
California. (Copeland).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: MICH (since 1958), other material at SACT, UC.
TARE Wel i (Esk ie Oar, OS wets
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 378; BM 6: 231; CSP 14: 346; IF p. 691,
suppl. 1: p. 79-80, suppl. 2: 35, suppl. 3: 206-207; Kew 1: 614; LS 5849-5853, 32362;
MW p. 83-84, suppl. p. 50.
Uichanco, Philippine Agriculturist 6: 1-3, 5. 1917 (portr.).
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 140. 1936.
Copeland, [autobiogr. notice prefacing his:] Genera filicum, p. [ii]. 1947.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 115-116. 1950 (portr.).
Cantelow and Cantelow, Leaflets western Bot. 8: 89. 1957.
Roon, Int. direct. plant tax. 29. 1958.
Wagner, Amer. Fern. J. 54(4): 177-188. 1964 (portr.).
Wagner, Taxon 14: 33-41. 1965 (portr., bibl.).
Sota, Bol. Soc. Argent. Bot. 11(1): 67-69. 1966.
Anon., Philippine Agriculturist 57: 1-16. 1974 (portr., bibl.).
Holttum, Philippine Agriculturist 57: 17-20. 1974.
FESTSCHRIFT: The Philippine Agriculturist, vol. 57(1, 2), 91 p., Jun-Jul 1973 (portr.,
bibl.)
EPONYMY: Copelandia Bresadola (1912); Copelandiopteris B. C. Stone (1974).
1218. Trichomanes, Hymenophyllum and Genera hymenophyllacearum ... Manilla 1933, 1937;
1939 reprint Koenigstein (Otto Koeltz) 1975. Oct. (Trichomanes).
Publ.: 1975, ISBN 3-87429-079-4, a combined reprint of three articles originally pu-
blished in the Philippine Journal of Science (Copy: FAS): Trichomanes, 51(2): 119-280,
pl. 1-61. Jun 1933. Hymenophyllum, 64(1-2): 1-188, pl. 1-89. Sep-Oct 1937. Genera
hymenoph., 67(1): 1-110, pl. r-rr. Sep 1938.
Corbiére, Louis (1850-1941), French botanist. (Corb.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: CHE; a type herbarium of the Normandy flora is also at CN;
further details IH.
Ref:: 1H 2: 138.
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 687; Barnhart 1: 379; BL 2: 178, 185; BM 1:
383, 6: 233, 8: 980; CSP 9: 573, 14: 351; Kew 1: 616; LS suppl. 5658-5659; Zander,
ed. 10, p. 647.
Anon., Bull. Acad. int. Géogr. bot. 13: [pl. hors texte] 1904 (portr.).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(3): 99. 1905.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 20: pl. 7. 1909 (portr.).
Chevalier, Rev. de Bot. 21: 76-78. 1941.
Herpin, Mém. Soc. natl. Sci. nat. Cherbourg 44: i-xil. 1940/9.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 37. 1941.
Bigot et Chevalier, Bull. Soc. Linn. Normandie ser. 9. 2: 93-97. 1942 (portr.).
Heim, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 58: 4-9. 1942 (portr.).
EPONYMY: Corbiera P. A. Dangeard (1888).
1219. Nowvelle flore de Normandie contenant la description des plantes qui croissent spon-
tanément ou sont cultivées en grand dans les départements de la Seine-Inférieure, |’Eure,
le Calvados, l’Orne & la Manche. Caen (E. Lanier) 1893 [1894]. Oct. (Nouv. fl. Norman-
die).
Publ.: Mai-Sep 1894 (pref. 10 Mai 1894; Nat. Nov. Oct 1894; t.p. dated 1893, orig.
cover dated 1894), p. [i*-i1*], [i]-xvi, [1]-716. Copy: HH. — See further Bull. Soc.
545
CORBIERE
Linn. Norm. sér. 4. 9: 76. 1896 (“‘additions et rectifications’’); ser. 5. 1: 150. 1898
(‘‘deuxiéme supplément’’).
Ref.: BL 2: 185; BM 1: 383; Kew 1: 616.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 2: 154. 1955.
Corda, August Karl Joseph (1809-1849), Czech mycologist and traveller. (Corda).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: PR, PRM, and PRC. — PRC also possesses many of Corda’s
original drawings.
Rep le 1 (edii6)s 357, 2: 130:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 380; BM 1: 383, 5: 2043; Bossert p. 83;
CSP 2: 48-49, 6: 62; GR p. 431, 664; IF p. 691; Jackson p. 534 [index]; Kew 1: 616;
LS 5867-5883, 32268; NI 401-403; PR 1866-1876; Quenstedt p. 90; Wurzbach 2: 442-
443.
Anon., Flora 33: 623. 21 Oct 1850.
Weitenweber, Abh. kén. béhm. Ges. Wiss. ser. 5. 7: 57-94. 1852 (bibl.) ; Ziva 2: 175-178.
1854; Lotos, Prag, 5: 18-22. 1854.
Zobel in Corda, Icon. fung. 6: ix-xviii. 1854 (bibl.).
Anon., Bonplandia 6: 334. 1858.
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. geol. Surv. 5: 374, 417-418, 412, 1885.
Fri¢, Vesmir 21: 277-278. 1892.
Kubler, Jb. deut. Gebirgsver. Ilschkengeb. Isergeb. 12: 47-58. 1902.
Maiwald, Gesch. Bot. Bohmen 195-200. 1904.
Lloyd, Mycol. Notes 1333, pl. 314. 1925 (portr.).
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. xvii. Jahrb. 1, 8, 126, 134, 233. 1936.
John, Ziva, Praha 45: 201-203. 1959.
Némec, Ceska Mykol. 14: 3-6. 1960.
Prantl, Cas. Nar. Mus. odd. prir. 129: 17-21. 1960.
COMPOSITE WORKS: J. Sturm, Deutschlands Flora, Abth. 3, Hefte 6, 9, 11-15, 19, 20, Die
Pilze Deutschlands, 1829-1841; Abth. 2, Hefte 18, 21, 25, Cryptogamie, 1829-1833; Abth. 2,
Hefte 19, 20, 22, 23, 26, 27, Deutschlands Jungermannien; Abth. 2, Hefte 30, 31, Deutschlands
Algen, 1839.
EPONYMY: Cordaea C. G. D. Nees (1833) ; Cordana Preuss (1851).
1220. Monographia Rhizospermarum et Hepaticorum ... Die Wurzelfarren und Lebermoose
nach ihren Gattungen und Arten, organographisch-phytotomisch bearbeitet von Aug.
J. Corda. I. Heft. Prag (Sommer) 1829. Qu. ¢ (Monogr. Rhizosperm. Hepat.)
Publ.: Jul-Oct 1829 (p. vi: Jul 1829; Flora 14. Nov), p. [i]-vi, [7]-16, p/. 1-6, uncol. liths
by Corda. Copies: BR, US, USDA.
Reissue: 1830, Prag (Kronberger und Weber) (new cover only). Copy: US.
Ref.: BM 1: 383; IF p. 691; Kew 1: 616; PR 1866.
Proskauer, Bryologist 65: 227. 1962.
1221. Genera hepaticarum. Die Gattungen der Lebermoose, in Opiz, Beitrdge zur Natur-
geschichte 12: 643 [sic, nec 645]-655. 1829. Oct. (Gen. hepat.)
Publ.: Sep 1829 (fide Zobel 1554). — Facsimile reproduction by Verdoorn in Annales
bryologici 10: 9-15. 1938. — The Beitrage zur Naturgeschichte were a continuation of Opiz’s
Naturalientausch. Corda prepared numerous illustrations for this publication. However,
these were never published because Corda could not find a publisher for them. The
present location of these drawings is unknown. Zobel (1854) speaks of pictures of
“hundreds” of microscopical analyses.
Ref.: Jackson p. 154; PR 1867.
Zobel, zn Corda, Icon. fung. 6: xv. 1854.
Proskauer, Bryologist 65: 227-228. 1962.
1222. Ueber den Bau des Pflanzenstammes. Prag (Kronberger und Weber) 1836. Oct. (Bau
Pflanzenstamm.)
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CORDA
Publ.: before 14 Sep 1836 (Flora; PAW 20 Oct 1836), p. [1]-35. Copy: NY. — Reprinted
from Weitenweber, Beitr. ges. Natur. Heilwiss. 1(2): 1-35. 1836. Corda wrote this in
the winter of 1833 and offered it to the Berlin Academy of Sciences early 1834. ‘The
manuscript was accompanied by many illustrations which remained unpublished.
‘They are now at PR.
Ref.: BM 1: 383; Jackson p. 84; Kew 1: 616; PR 1868.
Anon., Flora 19: 654. 1836.
1223. Icones fungorum hucusque cognitorum ... Abbildungen der Pilze und Schwaemme.
Praha (J. G. Calve) 1837-1854, 6 vols. Fol. (Icon. fung.)
vol. pages plates figures dates
I {i-vi], [1 ]-32 I-7 I-300 Aug 1837
2 [i-viii], [1]-43, errata slip 8-15 1-135 = Jul 1838
3 [i-viii], [1]-55 i-9 I-137 Sep-Nov 1839
4 li-v], [1]-53 I-10 1-139 Sep 1840
5 [i]-x, [1]-92 I-IO I-97 Jun 1842
6 [i]-xviii, [1, err.], [1]-91 I-20 1-146 Oct 1854
The plates are uncoloured lithographs by the author. Vol. 6 was published by J. B. Zobel
“mit Beniitzung des literarischen Nachlasses des Verfassers”’ and with a biography and
bibliography of Corda by the editor on p. 1x-xviil.
Edition 1: vols. 1-5, 130 copies printed of which several destroyed by fire. Vol. 6 printed
in a larger edition. Copy: U.
Friedlander facsimile, Berlin 1876: facsimile of vols. 1-5, vol. 6 supplied in original ed.
(Bot. Zeit. 24 Mar 1876; Hedwigia 15: 80. Mai 1876) (n.v.)
Cramer facsimile Weinheim (Historiae naturalis classica vol. 23) 1963: all 6 volumes in
facsimile. Added alphabetical index to the plates. Copy: FAS.
Pilat provides a key to the species of fungi and the types. — The anonymous reviewer in
Gersdorf’s Repertorium (34: 69. 1842) states of the preface to vol. 5: ““Das Vorwort, mit
dem forcirten Humor eines Hypochonders geschrieben, zeigt, dass der Vf. noch zu keiner
klaren Weltanschauung gelangt ist.” Corda: “‘Dann bleibt uns noch das schéne gelle
Lachen.”’
Ref.: BM 1: 383; Jackson p. 163; Kew 1: 616; LS 5874, 5878; NI 402; PR 1873; Zobel
40, 45, 50, 56; IDC 5062.
Junk, Rara 182. 1929.
Pilat, Acta Musei nationalis Pragae 1B: 139-170. 1938 (list of Corda’s species, with
indication of types in PR).
1225*. Pracht-Flora europdischer Schimmelbildungen. ... Mit xxv colorirten Tafeln. Leipzig
und Dresden (Gerhard Fleischer) 1839. Fol. (Pracht-Fl. eur. Schimmelbild.)
Publ.: Jul 1839 (Hinrichs 28 Jul-3 Aug; p. [viii]: Feb 1839), p. [i]-vili, [1]-55, pl. 1-25,
handcoloured liths of drawings by Corda, pl. 15 uncoloured. Copies: MICH, NY, U,
Stevenson. Only 100 copies were printed. Schleiden spoke of a “‘sinnlos verschwende-
rische Ausstattung,”’ (Wiss. bot., ed. 1. 165-166). A French edition, also of 100 copies,
was published in 1840 (Hinrichs 23-29 Aug 1840) (n.v.): “Flore illustrée des Mucédi-
nées d’Europe” (Leipzig, Dresden). For modern names see Pilat. Junk thinks that
Brockhaus later produced extra copies.
Ref.: BM 1: 383; Jackson p. 229; LS 5875; NI 403; PR 1874.
Zobel, in Corda, Icon. fung. 6: xvii. 1854.
Junk, Rara 183. 1929.
Pilat, Acta Musei nationalis Pragae 1B: 139-170. 1938.
1226. Anleitung zum Studium der Mykologie, nebst kritischer Beschreibung aller bekannten
Gattungen, und einer kurzen Geschichte der Systematik. ... Mit acht Tafeln Abbildun-
gen. Prag (Friedrich Ehrlich) 1842. Oct. (Anleit. Stud. Mykol.)
* No. 1224 has not been used.
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CORDA
Ed. 1: Aug-Dec 1842 (pref. 1 Aug 1842), p. [i*-ii*], [i]-cxxii, [1, h.t.], [1]-223, [224,
err.], pl. A-H, uncoloured lithographs of drawings by Corda. Copies: BR (incompl.),
MICH, NY, Stevenson. — Motto: “Zu fragmentisch ist Welt und Leben” H. Heine.
The third part of this Anleitung is a reprint of part 1 of Icones fungorum, vol. 5, with
an additional 25 genera. In all Corda describes 513 genera of fungi.
Ed. 2: Oct 1854, Prag, see Bot. Zeit. 13: 432 (15 Jun 1855), (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 383, Kew 1: 616, LS 5876, PR 1875.
Zobel, in Corda, Icon. fung. 6: xvi. 1854.
1227. Beitrdge zur Flora der Vorwelt. ... Mit sechzig Tafeln Abbildungen. Praha (J. G.
Calve) 1845. Qu. (Bettr. Fl. Vorwelt).
Publ.: Jul-Oct 1845 (p. vii: Jul 1845, Hinrichs 6-8 Nov 1845; Gersdorff 5 Dec 1845),
p. [i]-viii, [1]-128, pl. z-60, uncoloured liths. of original coloured drawings by Corda
(location unknown). Copies: MICH, NY, Teyler (lacks pl. 45).
Reissue: Berlin 1867 (n.v.), in 8 parts and with a new title-page.
Ref.: BM 1: 383; HL 1933; NI 401; PR 1876; Zobel 68.
Zobel, in Corda, Icon. fung. 6: xviii. 1854.
Cordemoy, Eugéne Jacob de (1835-1911), botanist on Réunion. (Cordem.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown; collections partly at P, also at E.
Ref.: Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 71. 1970.
NOTE ON NAME: The full family name is Jacob de Cordemoy; it should be listed alpha-
betically under Jacob. However, the abbreviated forms ‘“‘Cordem.” and “‘Cordemoy’’
are more frequently used in the literature.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 239; BL 1: 99; BM 1: 384; CSP 16: 42;
IF p. 691; Kew 1: 616-617.
1228. Flore de I’Ile de la Réunion (Phanérogames, Cryptogames vasculaires, Muscinées)
avec l’indication des propriétés économiques & industrielles des plantes. Paris (Paul
Klincksieck) 1895. Oct. (Fl. Réunion).
Original issue: in parts, of which part 1, Réunion 1891, p. 1-106, pl. 1-5 (Nat. Nov. Mai
1892, BF 27 Mai 1893), (n.v.). Contents and dates of later parts unknown.
Consolidated issue: Paris 1895 (Nat. Nov. Oct 1895), p. [i]-xxvii, [1]-574. Copies: B, NY
(imprint changed by label to Jacques Chevalier).
Facsimile edition, of Paris 1895 issue, Lehre (J. Cramer) 1972, Historiae naturalis classica
94. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 383; IF p. 691; Kew 1: 616.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 697. 1972 (“‘1894”’ erroneous).
Cordier, Francois Simon (1797-1874), French mycologist. (Cordier).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PC.
Ref.: TH 2: 139.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 380; BM 1: 384; CSP 2: 49, 7: 434, 9: 168,
12: 168; Jackson p. 164, 196, 275; Kew 1: 617; NI 404; PR 1881-1882.
Sicard, Bull. Soc. bot. France 21(1): 315-324. 1875 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Cordiera A. Richard ex A. P. de Candolle (1830) ; Cordierites Montagne (1840).
1229. Les champignons de la France histoire — description — culture — usages des espéces
comestibles, vénéneuses, suspectes, employées dans les arts, l’industrie, ]’économie
domestique et la médecine. ... orné de vignettes et de 60 chromolithographies dessinées
d’aprés nature par A. D. Cordier. Paris (J. Rothschild) 1870. Oct. (Champ. France).
Ed. 1: 1870 (p. v.: 1 Aug 1869), p. [i]-xii, [1]-231, [1]-274, pl. 1-60, chromoliths by A. D.
Cordier. Copies: BR, G, MICH, NY, Stevenson. — It is possible that part 1 (p. [1]-
231) came out in the second half of 1869 (see Flora 53: 59. 3 Mar 1870; Bot. Zeit. 28:
548
CORDUS
206. 1 Apr 1870 mentions livraison 1 of 5 to appear).
Ed. 2: n.v.
Ed. 3: (actually third printing), cover: F. S. Cordier, Les champignons troisiéme tirage.
8 Vignettes et 60 chromolithographies, Paris (id.) 1874. Oct., with 1870 t.p., and
exactly same pagination as original printing. Copy: NY.
Ed. 4: (“revue et augmentée’’), Paris (id.), 1876, Quarto, p. [1]-438, pl. 1-60, chromo-
liths by A. D. Cordier. Copies: B, MICH, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 384; Jackson p. 164, 196; NI 404; PR 1882.
Anon., J. Bot. 8: 59. Mar 1870 (part 1).
Cordus, Euricius (1486-1535), German botanist. (E. Cordus).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIoGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 380; BM 1: 384; HA 1: 265; Jackson p.
xxix, 24; Kew 1: 617; NDB 3: 359; PR 1883.
Kahler, Vita Eurici Cordi exposita. Rinteln 1744. Qu., 74 p. (fide PR and Schmitz),
Sprengel, Gesch. Bot. 1: 256. 1807.
Lorent, Biogr. Skizzen Brem. Aertze Naturf. 13-31. 1844.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 248-249. 1857.
Krause, E. Cordus. Eine biographische Skizze aus der Reformationszeit. Hanau 1863.
Oct.
Buchenau, Abh. naturwiss. Ver. Bremen 2: 130-140. 1871.
Roth, Arch. Gesch. Naturw. Technik 1: 279-281. 1909.
Schulz, Abh. naturf. Ges. Halle ser. 2. 7: 1-32. 1919.
Stearn, in Moench, Methodus, facs. ed. 1966, p. i-xix.
Schmitz, DSB 3: 412-413. 1971 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Cordia Linnaeus (1753) is dedicated to Valerius Cordus (1515-1544), q.v.
1230. Evricii Cordi simesvsii medici botanologicon. Hevs medice vis varias aliter quam
doctus es hactenus herbas scire, nouus multas iste libellus habet. Vt retinax primum sibi
testa referuet odorem, sex nisi quandrantes & breuis hora perit. Quae si quam nostris
lusorum perdere chartis malis, tunc aliquid doctuis aede tuum. Coloniae (KéIn) (Apud
Ioannem Gymnicum) 1534. Oct. (Botanologicon).
Ed. 1: 1534, p. [1]-183, [184-198, index]. Copy: U.
Ed. 2: Paris (Apud Guil. Morelium) 1551, p. [i]-vii, [1]-193, [37 p. index], Copy: NY. —
Roth cites 395 numbered pages for this edition from the copy at Darmstadt (n.v.). The
difference is accounted for by the ‘“‘duo libelli complectuntur.’”’ For further details see
Roth (1909).
Ref.: BM 1: 384; Jackson p. 24; Kew 1: 617; PR 1883.
Dilg, Das Botanologicon des Euricius Cordus. Inauguraldissertation. Marburg 1969,
vi, 368 p.
Cordus, Valerius (1515-1544), German botanist. (V. Cordus).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Cordus made no herbarium specimens.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 4: 479, 6: 794; Barnhart 1: 380; BM 1: 384; DTS
1: 50; GR p. 69; Jackson p. 25, 26; Kew 1: 617; LS 5905; NI 405 (see also suppl.) ;
PR 1884-1885; Quenstedt p. 479; Saccardo 1: 56.
Buchenau, Abh. naturf. Ver. Bremen 2: 130-140. 1871.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 123. 1903, 3(3): 122. 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 30. 1906.
Schulz, Mitt. thiir. bot. Ver. ser. 2. 33: 37-66. 1916.
Marini Bettolo, Pharm. J., London 197(5377): 535-539. 1966.
Robinson, Nat. Hist. 75(3): 69-73. 1966.
Rauschert, Hercynia 4(3): 339-343. 1967.
Dann, Pharmaz. Zeit. 113: 1062-1072. 1968.
Schmitz, DSB 413-415. 1971 (bibl.) (extensive secondary references).
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EPONYMyY: Cordia Linnaeus (1753).
1231. Annotationes in Pedaci Dioscoridis Anazarbet de materia medica libros V. Cum ejusdem
historis stirpium lib. iii posthumi. Strasbourg 1561. Fol. (Annot. Diosc. mat. med.)
Publ.: Posthumously edited by C. Gesner. For a conspectus of the elements of this
omnibus volume and for modern nomenclature see Sprague and Sprague (1939). The
1561 book is an emended version of Cordus’ appendix to the 1549 edition of Dioscori-
des: ‘“‘Pedanit Dioscoridis Anazarbei, de medicinali materia libri sex, Ioanne Ruellio svessio-
nensi interprete. Accesserunt priori editioni, Valerii Cordi Simesvsii annotationes
doctissimae in Dioscoridis de medica materia libros ...”” Frankfurt (Chr. Egenolph)
[1549]. Fol. (see note to PR 1884).
Ref.: BM 1: 384; DTS 1: 50; HE p. 20; Jackson p. 25; Kew 1: 617; Langman p. 219;
NI 405; PR 1884; SA 2: 552; IDC 7330.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 317-322. 1857.
Greene, Landmarks of botanical history 270-314. 1909.
Schulz, Mitt. thiir. bot. Ver. ser. 2. 33: 37-66. 1916.
Sprague and Sprague, J. Linn. Soc. London, Bot. 52: 1-113. 1939.
Bessler in L. Stern, 450 Jahre Martin Luther-Univ. Halle-Wittenberg 1: 323-333.
Cornu, Marie Maxime (1843-1901), French cryptogamist. (Cornu).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PC.
IKGES Mal BE wo),
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 382; GR p. 312; DBF 9: 703.
Cornu, Notice sur les travaux scientifiques de M. M. Cornu. 1886 (n.yv.)
Anon., Nuova Notarisia 12: 126. 1901.
Bureau, Bull. Soc. bot. France 48: 101-105. 1901 (portr.); Nouv. Arch. Mus. Hist. nat.
sér. 4. 3: xix-xlviii. 1901 (portr.; bibl. by Bois).
Figuier, L’année scient. 1901: 410 (portr.)
Magnus, Naturw. Rundschau 16(31): [3 p.] 1901.
Thiselton-Dyer, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1901: 111-113.
Magnus, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 19: (47)-(53). 1902.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 30. 1906.
Costantin, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 10. 16: lvii. 1934 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Cornuvia Rostafinski (1873).
1232. Théses présentées a la Faculté des Sciences de Paris pour obtenir le grade de
docteur és sciences naturelles par Maxime Cornu ... tre thése. Monographie des Saproleg-
niées, 2e thése. Propositions données par la Faculté. Soutenues le 22 avril 1872 devant la
Faculté des sciences de Paris ... Paris (E. Martinet) 1872. Oct. (Monogr. Saprolegn.)
Publ.: 22 Apr 1872, p. [1]-198, pl. r-7. Copy: Stevenson. — Reprinted from Ann. Sci. nat.,
Bot. sér. 5. 15: 5-64 Jan 1872, 65-128 Feb 1872, 129-1092, pl. 1-4. Mar 1872, 193-198,
pl. 5-7. Apr 1872.
Cornut, Jacques-Philippe (1606?-1651), French botanist and physician, “docteur
régent en la Faculté de Médecine a Paris.”’ (Cornut).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 382; BM 1: 386; HU 227; Jackson p. 366;
Kew 1: 621; MW suppl. p. 51; NI 406.
Anon., Natural. Canad. 5: 68-70. 1873.
Fournier, in Baillon, Dict. Bot. 2: 220. 1881.
Penhallow, Trans. R. Soc. Canada 5: 45-61. 1887.
Laflamme, Trans. R. Soc. Canada ser. 2. 7: 57-72. 1901.
Wagner, Oest. bot. Z. 71: 217-220. 1922 (“Cornuti’’).
Stannard, Introduction [to reprint] 1966.
McGivern, Herbarist 37: 11-16. 1971.
559
CORTI
EPONYMY: Cornutia Linnaeus (1753).
1233- Canadensium plantarum, aliarimque nondum editarum historia. Cui adiectum est ad
calcem enchiridion botanicum parisiense, continens indicem plantarum, quae in pagis,
silvis, pratis, & montosis juxta Parisios locis nascuntur. Paris (Simon le Moyne) 1635. Qu.
(Canad. pl.)
Original ed.: 1635, p. [i-xvi], [1]-238, [2 p. privilége]. Copy: U. — Of importance as an
early record of about thirty northeast-American plants. The Enchiridion botanicum
parisiense (p. 215-238) lists the plants by (ecological) localities.
Reissue: Paris 1662 (n.v.)
Facsimile ed. of original ed.: New York, London (Johnson Reprint Corporation) 1966,
with a new introduction by Jerry Stannard, p. [i]-xxii. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 386; HU 227; Jackson p. 366; Kew 1: 621; MW suppl. p. 51; NI 406;
PR 1894; IDC 7521.
Roze, J. de Bot. 2: 7-12, 29-30, 41-43, 54-56, 76-79, 94-96, 115-120, 132-133. 1888
(on the Enchiridion).
Bartlett, Fifty-five rare books 26-27. 1949.
Stannard, in Cornut, Canad. pl. hist., repr. 1966, p. ix-xxii.
McGivern, Herbarist 37: 11-16. 1971.
Corréa da Serra, José Francisco (1751-1823), Portuguese botanist and clergyman.
(Corréa).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown; manuscripts at the Royal Society, London; algae at
Ks.
Ref.: Dickinson, Phycol. Bull. 1: 11. 1952.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 7: 264; Barnhart 1: 382; BB p. 73 (b. 1750);
Bossert p. 84; CSP 2: 55; Kew 1: 621; ME 1: 175, 3: 652; MW p. 84; PR sub 1894;
Zander ed. 10, p. 647.
Anon., Flora 6: 672. 1823.
Almeida, Mém. mus. Hist. nat. Paris 11: 215-229. 1824 (bibl.)
Almeida, Flora 8(2). Beil. 4: 70-75. 1825 (bibl.)
Colmeiro, Bot. penins. hispan.-lusit. 187-188. 1858.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 120, 162, 216, 414. 1862.
Harshberger, Botanists of Philadelphia 154. 1899.
Henriques, Bull. Soc. Broter. ser. 2. 2: 84-125. 1923 (portr., bibl.)
Davis, Richard Beale, Trans. Amer. philos. Soc. 45(2): 87-197. 1955 (portr.), see review
by Ewan, Rhodora 58: 45-49. 1956.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 464. 1967.
EPONYMY: Corraea [sic] J. E. Smith (1798); Correa H. C. Andrews (1798, nom. cons.) ;
Correia Vellozo ex Vandelli (1788, nom. rej.)
POSTAGE STAMPS: Portugal 1.50 esc. (1966) yv. 999.
1234. Reduction of all the genera of plants contained in the catalogus plantarum Americae septentrio-
nalis, of the late Dr. Muhlenberg, to the natural families of Mr. de Jussieu’s system. For
the use of the gentlemen who attended the course of elementary and philosophical botany
in Philadelphia, in 1815. Philadelphia (Solomon W. Conrad) 1815. Oct. (Reduct. gen. cat.
pl. Amer.)
Publ.: 1815, p. [iJ-iv, [5]-16. Copies: HH, MICH (Clements Library), NY. — Published
anonymously.
Ref.: ME 3: 375.
Harshberger, Botanists of Philadelphia 8. 1899.
Corti, Bonaventura, abate (1729-1813), Italian naturalist at Reggio and Modena.
(Corti).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
Jos
CORTI
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 384; PR 1895; Saccardo 1: 57, 2: 36.
Bonizzi, Intorno alle opere scientifiche di B.C., Modena 1883 (n.v.)
Briosi, Atti Ist. bot. Univ. Pavia ser. 2. 9: iii-vi (portr.)
Premuda, DSB 3: 425-426. 1971 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Cortia A. P. de Candolle (1830).
1235. Osservazioni microscopiche sulla Tremella e sulla circolazione in una pianta acquajuola
dell’ abate Bonaventura Corti. Lucca (Giuseppe Rocchi) 1774. Oct. (Osserv. microsc.
Tremella).
Publ.: 1774, p. [1]-207, [208, errata], pl. 1-3. Copy: PCS.
Ref.: PR 1895.
Cesati, Saggio 28. 1882.
Cory, Victor Louis (1880-1964), American botanist. (Cory).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: SMU (13.575) (Inf. Wm. F. Mahler).
Ref.: 1H 2: 140.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 384; BL 1: 215, 216; Kew 1: 624; Langman
p: 222.
Anon., Dallas Morning News 2 Mai 1964, sect. 4, p. 5; Dallas Times Herald 2 Mai 1964,
Sat. A-g.
1236. Catalogue of the flora of Texas. Texas agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin no.
550. July 1937. Oct. (Cat. fl. Texas).
Co-author: Harris Braley Parks (1879-x).
Publ.: 18 Jan 1938 (Blake and Atwood 1942, even though dated July 1937), p. [1]-130
in one gathering. Copies: B, BR, MICH, NY, US.
Ref.: BL 1: 215; Kew 1: 624.
Cosson, Ernest Saint-Charles (1819-1889), French botanist. (Coss.)
HERBARIUM and Types: P, PC and P-CO. — The herbarium and library of Cosson were
presented to the Paris Muséum in 1904 by his grand-son, Dr. Durand. The herbarium
included those of Moquin-Tandon, Bunge (in part) and C. H. Schultz-Bipontinus. For
Cosson’s itineraries see Leandri.
Ref.: IH_ 1 (ed. 6): 357, 2: 140.
Candolle, Phytographie 405. 1880.
Leandri, Adansonia 4(3): 355-365. 1964.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 149. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 71. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIloGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 282, 12(3): 262; Barnhart 1: 384; BL 1: 18,
19, 60, 2: 164, 189; BM 1: 388-389; Colmeiro 1: clxx-clxxi; CSP 2: 58-59, 7: 441,
9: 585-586, 12: 171, 14: 369-370; GR p. 312; IF p. 691; Jackson p. 535 [ind.]; Kew 1:
624-626; Langman p. 223; NI 415-416; PR 1go1-1915; Zander ed. 10, p. 649.
Cosson, Expl. sci. Algérie, Bot. 2: xxiv. 1868.
Cosson, Notice sur les titres et travaux scientifiques de M. Ernest Cosson. Paris 1871,
ed. 2, 1873, copies both eds. NY (bibl.)
Cosson, Comp. fl. atl. 1: 27-32. 1881.
F. G., Bull. Soc. Etudes sci. Angers ser. 2. 19: 239-243. 1889.
Bureau, Bull. Soc. bot. France 37: 9-11, Ixv-Ixxxi. 1890 (portr., bibl.)
Malinvaud et Flahault, Ann. Bot. London 3: 456-462. 1890 (bibl.)
Morot, J. de Bot. 4: 98-108. 1890 (bibl.)
Crépin, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 29(2): 50-55. 1891.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(3): 99. 1905 (portr.)
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 18: pl. 2. 1907 (portr.)
Coats, The plant hunters 32, 34. 1969.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23: 800. 1974 (portr.)
552
COSSON
COMPOSITE WORKS: Groupe des Glumacées, with Durieu de Maisonneuve, in Exploration
scientifique de l’Algérie, Sciences naturelles, botanique. See under Durieu.
EPONYMyY: Cossonia Durieu (1853); Diserneston Jaubert & Spach (1843, “*... plante des.
deux Ernest,” also dedicated to Jacques Nicolas Ernest Germain de Saint-Pierre (1815-
1882), q.v.)
1237. Observations sur quelques plantes critiques des environs de Paris. Paris (L. Bouchard-
Huzard) 1840. Oct. (Obs. pl. env. Paris).
Co-author: Jacques Nicolas Ernest Germain de Saint-Pierre (1815-1882).
Publ.: Aug 1840 (p. viii: 27 Apr 1840; Flora 21 Aug 1840; BF 19 Sep 1840; p. viii:
27 Apr 1840), p. [i]-vili, [1]-68, pl. r-2 (liths. by author). Copies: B, G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 388; Kew 1: 626; PR 1go1.
1238. Introduction a une flore analytique et descriptive des environs de Paris, suivie d’un catalogue
raisonné des plantes vasculaires de cette région. Paris (Fortin, Masson et Cie) 1842.
Duod. (in sixes) (Introd. fl. anal. Paris).
Co-authors: Jacques Nicolas Ernest Germain de Saint-Pierre (1815-1882) ; Hugh Algernon
Weddell (1819-1877).
Publ.: 1842 (p. 15: 27 Apr 1842; rd. by Flora only Feb 1844), p. [i-iii], [1]-163. Copies:
B, BR, G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 389; Kew 1: 626.
Mérat, Revue de la Flore parisienne. Paris 1843 (extensive criticism).
1239. Supplément au catalogue raisonné des plantes vasculaires des environs de Paris, précédé
d’une réponse au livre de M. Meérat, intitulé Revue de la Flore Parisienne, par E. Cosson
et E. Germain, accompagné d’une lettre au sujet de la Revue de la Flore Parisienne, et
d’une réponse a un article de M. Mérat, par M. A. Boreau ... Paris (Fortin, Masson et
Cie), Leipzig (id.) 1843. Duod. (Suppl. cat. pl. Paris).
Co-authors: Jacques Nicolas Ernest Germain de Saint-Pierre (1815-1882); Alexandre
Boreau (1803-1875).
Publ.: Dec 1843 v. Jan 1844 prim. (p. 39: 25 Sep 1843; BF 6 Jan 1844; Flora Feb 1844),
[1]-94, [1, err.]. Copies: B, BR, G, NY, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 389.
1240. Flore descriptive et analytique des environs de Paris ou description des plantes qui crois-
sent spontanément dans cette région, et de celles qui y sont généralement cultivées,
accompagnée de tableaux analytiques des familles, des genres et des espéces et d’une
carte des environs de Paris, ouvrage faisant suite 4 la partie botanique du cours d’histoire
naturelle de MM. A. de Jussieu, Milne-Edwards et Beudant. Paris (Fortin, Masson et
Cie), Leipzig (id. chez L. Michelsen) 1845. Duod. (in sixes). (FU. descr. anal. Paris).
Co-author: Jacques Nicolas Ernest Germain de Saint-Pierre (1815-1882).
Ed. 1: part 1, 22 Feb 1845 (BF), p. [i*-v*], [i]-lii, map, [1]-342, [2, table, err.]. Copies:
BR, G, HH.
part 2, p. [i-i11], 343-731, [1, cont.]. 23 Aug 1845 (BF). Copies: G, HH.
Ed. 2: Paris (Victor Masson et fils) 1861, p. [i*-v*], [i]-liv, [1]-962, [1, cont.], map.
Oct. — ‘‘Flore des environs de Paris ... région et de celles qui y sont généralement
cultivées, accompagnée de tableaux synoptiques conduisant a la détermination des
familles, des genres et des espéces, et d’une carte des environs de Paris par .. . deuxiéme
édition. Copies: HH, U. — “Still regarded as the best available flora of the Paris region”
(BL).
Ref.: BL 2: 189; BM 1: 388; IF p. 691; Jackson p. 289; Kew 1: 626; NI 415; PR 1905.
1241. Atlas de la flore des environs de Paris ou illustrations de toutes les espéces des genres
difficiles et de la plupart des plantes litigieuses de cette région, avec des notes descriptives
et un texte explicatif en regard, ... Les planches comprennent plus de 500 figures de
grandeur naturelle ou grossies, et sont dessinées d’aprés nature par M. E. Germain. Paris
(Fortin, Masson et Cie) 1845. Octo-dec. (Atlas fl. Paris).
Co-author (made the drawings): Jacques Nicolas Ernest Germain de Saint-Pierre (1815-
1882).
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Ed. 1: Fasc. 1: 8 Mar 1845 (BF; Flora 14 Oct 1845), pl. 1-18, r8bis(?), 29-22 with letter-
press. Copies: G, HH, NY.
Fasc. 2: 1845, p. [i]-xvi, pl. 23-41, idem. Copies: G, HH, NY.
Ed. 2: Mai-Jun 1882 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1882), p. [i]-xil, pl. 2-47 (659 figs.) with letterpress;
artists Germain de St. Pierre, Cuisin and Riocreux. Copy: NY.-— (rev. Anon., Bull. Soc.
bot. France 29(2): 33-34. 1882).
Ref.: BL 2: 189; BM 1: 388; Jackson p. 289; Kew 1: 626; NI 415; PR 1906.
1242. Synopsis analytique de la flore des environs de Paris ou description abrégée des familles
et des genres accompagnée de tableaux dichotomiques destinés a faire parvenir aisément
au nom des espéces. Paris (Fortin, Masson et Cie), Leipzig (id.) 1845. Duod. (in sixes).
(Syn. anal. fl. Paris).
Co-author: Jacques Nicolas Ernest Germain de Saint-Pierre (1815-1882).
Ed. 1: 24 Mai 1845 (BF; Bot. Zeit. 1 Aug), p. [i]-xxxi, [1]-275. Copies: B, G, NY.
Ed. 2: Paris (Victor Masson) 1859 before Aug (Flora 14 Aug 1859, Bot. Zeit. 19 Aug
1859), p. [i]-xlviii, [1]-581, Octo-dec. (signatures of 24 and 12 p. alternate). Copies: B,
BR, MICH, NY. Title: “. . . Paris destiné aux herborisations contenant la description
des familles et des genres celle des espéces et des variétés sous la forme analytique avec
leur synonymie et leurs noms francais l’indication des propriétés des plantes employées
en médecine, dans l’industrie ou dans l’économie domestique et une table des noms
vulgaires ....”
Ed. 3: Paris (G. Masson) 1876, duod., p. [i]-l, [1]-646. Copy: USDA. — See Bot. Zeit.
20 Oct 1876 and J. Bot. Oct 1876.
Ref.: BM 1: 388; Jackson p. 289; PR 1904; IDC 7206 (ed. 2).
1243. Notes sur quelques plantes critiques, rares ou nouvelles, et additions a la flore des environs
de Paris. Paris (Victor Masson), Leipzig (id.) [1849-1852], [mostly:] Duod. or Oct.
(Notes pl. crit.)
series fascicule pages dates dated
{1] I [1]-24. 4 Feb 1849 “1848”
2 [25]-48 15 Dec 1849 id. “‘de l’Espagne”’
2[bis] [49]-72 Jul 1850 **1849” “‘de France”
2[ter] [73]-91 Jul 1850 "18497 ‘de Paris?’
2 3 [93]-139 )©=— ss Jun 1851 “1850” “‘de l’Espagne”’
3 4 [141]-184 Jul 1852 18517" “de Espagne”
Author of Corsican plants described on p. [49]-72: Jean Louis Kralik (1813-1892) ;
co-author for the notes on Algerian plants on p. 133-139: Michel Charles Durieu de
Maisonneuve (1796-1878). Copies: B, BR, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 388; Kew 1: 625; Langman p. 223; PFC 1: xxxix; PR 1907; IDC 5402.
1244. Compendium florae atlanticae seu expositio methodica plantarum omnium in Algeria
necnon in regno Tunetano et imperio Maroccano hucusque notarum ou Flore des états
barbaresques Algérie, Tunisie et Maroc. Paris (Imprimerie nationale) 1881-1887, 2 vols.
Oct. (Comp. fl. atlant.)
Vol. r: Sep 1881 (see Stearn 1938), p. [1]-265, 2 maps. Copies: HH, MO, NY. — This was
only the first fascicle. The second fascicle, on plant geography, never appeared.
Vol. 2: Nov 1887 (t.p. 1883-1887; see Stearn 1938), p. [i]-cviii, [1]-367. Copy: HH. —
Only one part published even though “several volumes”’ were announced.
Ref.: BM 1: 388; BL 1: 18; Kew 1: 625; SK p. clxxvi; IDC 5883.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 148-149. 1938.
1245. Illustrationes florae atlanticae seu icones plantarum novarum, rariorum vel minus
cognitarum in Algeria necnon in regno Tunetano et imperio Maroccano nascentium
fon covers of fasc. 1 and 2 only:] in compendio florae atlanticae descriptarum. Paris (e
Reipublicae Typographeo) 1882-1897, 2 vols. Qu. (Jil. fl. atlant.)
Co-author: Jean Francois Gustave Barratte (1857-1920) (name not on t.p.’s of vols. and
covers.)
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vol. part pages plates actual dates dates on covers
I I [i], [1]-36, [1, ind.] 1-25 10 Oct 1882 Sep 1882
2 37-72, [1, ind.] 26-50 Aug 1884 Aug 1884
3 73-120, [1, ind.] 51-73, 57bis, 64bis Jan-Feb 1889 Dec 1888
4 121-159, [1, ind.] 74-98 10 Jan 1891 Oct 1890
2 5 [i], 1-42, [1, ind.] 99-123 8 Apr 1892 Feb 1892
6 43-82, [1, ind.] 124-148 Nov-Dec 1893 Nov 1893
7 1-6, 83-125, [1,ind.] 149-175 Jul-Aug 1897. Mai 1897
The 177 plates (1-175, 57bis, 64bis) are uncoloured lithographs after exemplary drawings
by Ch. Cuisin and A. Riocreux. Plates r-6 of fascicle 1 were replaced by another set (also
1-6) in fasc. 4. Copies: B (fasc. 1-3), NY, U, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 388; GF p. 54; Kew 1: 625; NI 416; SK p. clxxvi; IDC 5545.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 149-150. 1938.
Merrill, J. Arnold Arb. 22: 455-456. 1941.
Costa y Cuxart, Antonio Cipriano (1817-1886), Catalan botanist in Barcelona.
(Costa).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BC, but also in “‘Herbarium Catalonicum” (2000) at LE.
GBR Mlel 2G iWioy
Candolle, Phytographie 405. 1880.
Bolos, Collectanea bot. Barcinon. 5(1): 159-164. 1956.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 668; Barnhart 1: 385; BL 2: 490, 495; Bossert
p. 85; Jackson p. 340; Kew 1: 624; PR 1916-1917; Zander ed. 10, p. 647.
Colmeiro, Bot. penins. hispan.-lusit. 206. 1858.
EPONYMY: Costia Willkomm (1860).
1246. Introduccion a la flora de Cataluita y catalogo razonado de las plantas observadas en
esta region. Barcelona (Imprenta del Diario de Barcelona) 1864. Oct. (Introd. fl. Catalufia).
Ed. 1: 1864, p. [i]-lxxi, [1]-343. Copies: NY, USDA.
Ampliacion: 1873-1874, 2 parts, 9I p.
Ed. 2: Corregida y aumentada con un suplemento al catalogo y un Apéndice al vocabu-
lario. Barcelona (Imprenta Barcelonesa) 1877. Oct., p. [i*-iii*], [iii]-Ixxiii, [1]-356,
followed by Suplemento (no t.p.), p. [i]-iii, [1]-96 (p. iti: Mai 1877). Copy: B. — See
also next entry.
Ref.: BL 2: 495 [ed. 1 & 2]; BM 1: 389; Jackson p. 340; Kew 1: 624; PR 1917.
1247. Suplemento al catalogo razonado de plantas fanerogamas de Catalufta. Barcelona (Imprenta
Barcelonesa) 1877. Oct. (Suppl. cat. pl. Catalufia).
Publ.: 1877 (p. ii: Mai 1877), cover with title as above, [1, adv.], [1]-96, [346]-356, [i]-
ili. Copy: NY. — Separate issue of the additional material contained in the second edi-
tion of the Introduccion.
Ref.: BL 2: 495; Kew 1: 624.
Costantin, Julien Noél (1857-1936), French botanist. (Costantin).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 385; BM 1: 390, 6: 235; CSP 9: 586, 14:
371; Kew 1: 626-627; LS 6021-6092a, 32288-32289; LS suppl. 5690-5720; MW p. 84.
Blaringhem, Rev. hortic. 109: 395-396. 1936 (portr.)
Campos Porto, Rodriguesia 2(8): 67. 1937.
Magrou, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 53: 245-252. 1937 (portr.)
Anon., Agronom. colon., Paris 26(229): 1. 1937.
Gagnepain, in Lecomte, Fl. Indochine, tom. prél. 38-39. 1944.
Plantefol, DSB 3: 429. 1971.
COSTANTIN
COMPOSITE WORKS: Lecomte, Flore Indochine: Asclepiadaceae 4(1): 1-154. Jul 1912.
1248. Matériaux pour l’histoire des champignons, vol. II. Les Mucédinées simples. Histoire,
classification, culture et r6le des champignons inférieurs dans les maladies des végétaux
et des animaux. Paris (Paul Klincksieck) 1888. Oct. (Mucéd. simpl.)
Publ.: Oct-Nov 1888 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1888), p. [i]-vili, [1]-210, 190 text figures. Copy:
Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 6: 235; Kew 1: 626; LS 6033; IDC 5038.
1249. Nouvelle flore des champignons pour la détermination facile de toutes les espéces de
France et de la plupart des espéces européenes avec 3842 figures par MM. J. Costantin
... et L. Dufour. [head line:] Suite a la Nouvelle Flore de MM. G. Bonnier et de Layens.
III. Paris (Paul Dupont) 1891. Octo-decimo. (Nouv. fl. champ.)
Co-author: Leon Marie Dufour (1861-1942).
Ed. 1: Mai-Jun 1891 (printer’s mark on p. [ii*]; Nat. Nov. and J. Bot. Jun 1891), p. [i*-
iv*], [i]-xxxviui, [1 ]-255; format octo-decimo with signatures of 12 and 24 p. alter-
nating). Copies: B, MICH, Stevenson.
Ed. 2: Sep-Oct 1895 (printer’s mark 1895; Nat. Nov. Oct 1895), p. [i*-iv*], [i]-lx, [1]-
291, color chart, octavo. Copies: B, MICH, Stevenson. — Title: “... avec 4166 figures
et une planche de 42 couleurs ... deuxiéme édition avec une nouvelle clé des genres
et un supplément contenant toutes les espéces (136) récemment découvertes en France.
Ouvrage couronné par |’Académie des Sciences.” Paris (id.) s.d.
Ed. 3: late 1g00 (printer’s mark 1900; Nat. Nov. Jun 1901), p. [i*-iv*], [i]-lx, [1]-305,
color chart, octavo. Copy: B. — Title: “‘... avec 4265 figures et une planche de 42
couleurs ... troisiéme édition avec un supplément contenant toutes les espéces ré-
cemment découvertes en France. Ouvrage couronné par |’Académie des Sciences.”’
Paris (id.) s.d.
Ed. 4: 1907 (printer’s mark; not in Nat. Nov.), p. [i*-iv*], [i]-lx, [1]-318 (“813”’), color
chart, octavo. Copy: B. — Title: as ed. 3, but “‘... avec 4702 figures ... quatriéme
édition ....’’ Paris (Librairie générale de l’Enseignement) s.d.
Ed. 5: 1916 (printer’s mark; not in Nat. Nov.), p. [i*-iv*], [i]-lx, [1]-318, color chart,
16-mo. Copies: MICH. — Title: as ed. 4 but “*... cinquiéme édition ...” Paris (id.)
s.d. 16-mo. Reissued (reprinted): 1921; copy: G.
Ed. 6: (n.v.)
Ed. 7: Jan-Mar 1947 (p. 318), p. [i*-ii1*], [i]-lx, [1]-314, color chart 16-mo. Copies:
Stevenson. — Title: ‘‘septiéme édition avec des suppléments contenant toutes les espéces
récemment découvertes en France ....”
Reissue: with cover dated 1967, but t.p. still 1947. Copy: Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 6: 235; Kew 1: 627; LS 6069.
Coste, [Abbé] Hippolyte Jacques (1858-1924), French clergyman and botanist.
(Coste).
HERBARIUM and types: MPU, on loan from the Société des sciences, arts et lettres de
l’Aveyron. — Exsiccatae: with 8. Pons, Herbarium rosarum, fasc. 1-5, nos. 1-378. 1894-1899.
Refer Ei (ed 3'6)'31957,' 2140!
Denizot et Granel de Solignac, Taxon 20: 826. 1971.
Granel de Solignac et Bertrand, Naturalia mospeliensia, Bot. 23/24: 157-172. 1973.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGrAPHY: AG 6(1): 273; Barnhart 1: 385; BFM 1409; BL 2: 643
[index]; BM 6: 235; CSP 14: 372; DBF 9: 800; Kew 1: 627; PFC 1: xxxix-xl, 2(2) : xxi;
Plesch p. 183.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 22: pl. 3. 1911 (portr.)
Anon., Bull. Acad. Géogr. Bot. 20: 295-296. 1911 (bibl.), 21: portr. opp. p. 157. IQII
(portr.)
Flahault, Bull. Soc. bot. France 72: 811-820. 1925 (bibl.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 38. 1941.
Carnoy, Dict. biogr. int. écrivains, artistes 16: 114-117.
1250. Flore descriptive et illustrée de la France, de la Corse et des contrées limitrophes par
556
COTTA
labbé H. Coste ... avec une introduction sur la flore et la végétation de la France ac-
compagnée d’une carte colori¢ée par Ch. Flahault ... Paris (Paul Klincksieck), 3 vols.
1900-1906. Oct. (Fl. descr. France).
Ed. 1: The following information is given on a special sheet issued with tome 3, fasc. 7
(agrees with MO copy in orig. covers).
tome fasc. pages dates
I I [1]-128 25 Jun 1900
2 [i]-xxxvi, 129-240 21 Nov 1g00
3(1) [i], [1]-52, carte, 241-304 28 Mar Igo!
3(2) 305-416 6 Jul 1901
2 I [1]-96 23 Dec 1901
2 97-224 24 Dec 1902
3 225-352 17 Jan 1903
4 353-448 12 Mai 1903
5 449-627 17 Aug 1903
3 I 1-96 20 Feb 1904
2 97-208 12 Jul 1904
3 209-288 11 Mar 1905
4 289-384 22 Jul 1905
5 385-464 g Mar 1906
6 465-592 28 Jul 1906
7 593-807 29 Dec 1906
Tome 1, p. [1*-iii*], [1]-52, [i]-xxxvi, [1]-416, map. Paris 1901. Oct. Copies: MO, NY,
U
Tome 2, p. [i-iii], 1-627, Paris 1903, Oct. Copies: MO, NY, U.
Tome 3, p. [i], [1]-807, 808, avis, Paris 1906, Oct. Copies: MO, NY, U.
Reprint 1 “second tirage’’: Paris (Albert Blanchard) 1937, 3 vols. (facsimile reprint).
Supplément 1: P. Jovet et R. de Vilmorin, 1973, p. [i*], [i]-xi, [1]-86, [87, colophon:
impr. 15 Feb 1973]. Oct. Paris (id.) 1972 (sic).
Supplément 2: Jovet et R. de Vilmorin, Paris 1974 (Rosacées, no. 1083, to Dipsacacées,
no. 1774).
Reprint 2: (n.v.)
Ref.: BL 2: 99-100, BM 6: 235.
Duvigneaud, Natura mosana 15: 33-37. 1962.
Aymonin, Taxon 23(4): 607-611. 1974.
Cothenius, Christian Andreas von (1708-1789), German physician and botanist.
(Cothen.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown, but work perhaps based on Willdenow’s collections(?).
Cothenius was physician to Friedrich der Grosse.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: ADB 4: 517-518; Barnhart 1: 385; BM 1: 391; DNB3:
375-376; PR 1924.
Meusel, Lexikon teut. Schriftsteller 2: 180-181. 1803.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 123. 1903, 3(3): 122. 1905.
1251. Dispositio vegetabilium methodica a staminum numero desumta. Berlin 1790. Oct. (Disp.
veg. meth.)
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1790, p. [i]-xiv, [1]-34.
Ref.: BM 1: 391; Jackson p. 16; Kew 1: 627; PR 1924; ST p. 59; IDC 853.
Leeuwenberg and Stafleu, Taxon 10: 212-214. 1961.
Cotta, Carl Bernhard [von] (1808-1879), German geologist, professor at the mining
academy of Freiberg (Sachsen). (Cotta).
COLLECTIONS: Berlin.
557
COTTA
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 47: 538 (inaccurate) ; Barnhart 1: 385; BM 1: 391,
6: 235; CSP 2: 64-65, 6: 628, 7: 444, 12: 172; KR p. 132; NDB 3: 381; NI 417;
Quenstedt p. 92.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Lex. 114-115 (note 2). 1874.
Stelzner, Neues J. Mineralogie 1879, 15 p. (bibl.)
Sorby, Quart. J. geol. Soc. London, Proc. 36: 40-42. 1880.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 85. 1882.
Wagenbreth, Freiberger Forschungsheft D36. 1965 (bibl.)
Wagenbreth, Ber. geol. Ges. DDR, Sonderheft 3, 1965, 172 p.
Prescher, DSB 3: 433-435. 1971.
EPONYMY: Coftaea Goeppert (1836). — Note: Cottea Kunth (1829) is dedicated to Johann
Georg Cotta von Cottendorf (1796-1863), German science patron, and not to the German
botanist Heinrich Cotta (1763-1844), as is suggested by Pfeiffer, Nom. Bot. 1: 894. 1873.
1252. Die Dendrolithen in Beziehung auf ihren inneren Bau ... Mit zwanzig Steindruck-
tafeln. Dresden, Leipzig (Arnold) 1832. Qu. (Dendrolithen).
Ed. 1: early 1832 (p. iv: Jan 1832; see rev. Flora), p. [i]-ix, [1]-89, 20 liths., nos. A
(frontisp., col.), B, 1-78. Copy: U.
Ed. 2: Leipzig 1850, p. i-ix, 1-80, pl. 1-78.
Ref.: BM 1: 391; Jackson p. 176; NI 417.
Anon., Flora 2: 97-112, 119-128, 137-149. 1832 (rev.)
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. geol. Surv. 5: 410-411. 1885.
Couch, John Nathaniel (1896-x), American mycologist in North Carolina. (Couch).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: NCU.
Ref (edo) 35 7 .8o eae
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 386; Bossert p. 85; Kew 1: 629; LS suppl.
5755-5760.
Coker and Barnhart, NAF 2(1): 70. 1937.
Roon, Int. direct. pl. tax. 29. 1958.
Shanor, J. Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc. 84(1): 1-7. 1968 (bibl.)
Coudenberg, Peter (/!. 1566), Belgian apothecary at Antwerp, correspondent of
Clusius. (Coudenberg).
HERBARIUM: Coudenberg made a herbarium of local Belgian plants, wild and cultivated,
with the addition of mediterranean material. This herbarium, dated 1566, is the oldest
known herbarium of the Low Countries; it was discovered in a private collection, ac-
quired by the Los Angeles Biomedical Library and subsequently given to the Biohistorical
Institute of the University of Utrecht. Attribution to Coudenberg is tentative, and based
on internal evidence as well as on the presence of Coudenberg’s initials on the front page
of the herbarium book.
BIOGRAPHY: Cap, Un apothécaire belge au XVIe siecle. Pierre Coudenberg. Paris 1862,
16 p. (J. Pharm. Chimie Dec 1861).
Coulter, John Merle (1851-1928), American botanist. (7. M. Coulter).
HERBARIUM and tTyPEs: Mainly at US. For duplicates see IH.
Ref.: TH 2: 140.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 125. 1973 (corr.)
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 306. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 387; BL p. 291 [index]; BM 1: 394, 6: 236;
CSP 9: 590, 14: 378; Jackson p. 535 [index]; Kew 1: 630; Langman p. 223-224; LS
6001-6004, LS suppl. 5765, 5766.
Harshberger, Botanists of Philadelphia 327, 359. 1899.
558
COULTER
Blankinship, Montana Agric. Coll. Sci. Studies 1(1): 8, 18. 1905.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 193. 1905 (portr.)
Caldwell et al., Science ser. 2. 70: 299-301. 1929 (bibl.)
Rendle, J. Bot. 67: 82-84. 1929.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. London 141: 139-141. 1930.
Cowles, Proc. Indiana Acad. 39: 26-30. 1930 (portr.)
Trelease, Biogr. Mem. Nat. Acad. Sci 14(4): 92-123. 1930 (portr., bibl.)
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 324. 1945.
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter, missionary in science, Princeton 1944, x, 321 p. (2 portr.)
— See also review by Ewan in J. New York Bot. Gard. 46: 97. 1945.
Rodgers, Amer. Bot. 1873-1892, p. 326. 1944, Liberty Hyde Bailey 493. 1949
Humphrey, Makers North Amer. Bot. 57-60. 1961.
Smit, Hist. life sciences 902. 1974.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Founder and editor of the Botanical Gazette (1875-1928). See Gray,
Manual ed. 7 (1890) and T. C. Porter and J. M. Coulter, Synopsis of the flora of Colorado
(1874). 2
NOTE: Coulter’s Evolution of sex in plants (1914), was reprinted in facsimile in 1973 (Hafner,
New York) with a new introduction by F. Drouet.
EPONYMY: Coulterella G. Vasey & J. N. Rose (1890) ; Coulterina O. Kuntze (1891). — Note:
Coulterella Zebrowski (1937) is dedicated to Moses Stanley Coulter (1853-x), American
mycologist.
1253- Manual of the botany (Phaenogamia and Pteridophyta) of the Rocky Mountain region,
from New Mexico to the British boundary. New York, Chicago (Ivison, Blakeman,
Taylor, and Company) [1885]. Oct. (Man. bot. Rocky Mt.)
Ed. 1: 1885 (p. viii: 1 Jan 1885; Nat. Nov. Jan 1886), p. [iii]-xvi, [1]-452, [1, add.],
[glossary:] 1-28. Copies: NY, US.
Ed. 2: New Manual of botany of the Central Rocky Mountains (vascular plants). New York,
Cincinnati, Chicago (American Book Company) [1909]. Oct. Publ.: 22 Dec 1909,
p. [1]-646. Copy: NY. — Co-author: Aven Nelson (1859-1952).
Ref.: BM 1: 394, 6: 236; Kew 1: 630; IDC 7522.
Blankinship, Montana Agr. Coll. Sci. Stud. 1(1): 18. 1905.
Rogerson, NAF ser. 2. 5: 235. 1965.
1254. Revision of North American Umbelliferae. Crawfordsville, Indiana 1888. Oct. (Rev.
N. Amer. Umbell.)
Co-author: Joseph Nelson Rose (1862-1928).
Publ.: Dec 1888 (t.p.), p. [1]-144, pl. r-9, uncol. liths. Copies: B, MICH, NY, US.
Ref.: BM 6: 236; Kew 1: 630.
Coulter and Rose, Notes on Umbelliferae of E. United States, Bot. Gaz. vols. 12-24,
1887-1897 (see Rickett 1945).
Coulter and Rose, A synopsis of Mexican and Central American Umbelliferae, Proc.
Washington Acad. Sci. 1: 111-159, pl. 3-13. 8 Jan 1900.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 324. 1945.
Coulter, Thomas (1793-1846), Irish botanist, in Central Mexico 1825-1834, curator
of the herbarium of Trinity College, Dublin. (7. Coulter).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: original herbarium at TCD, “‘first set”? of Mexican material at K,
other important sets at GH and NY; types of Dipsacaceae in G-DC.
Ref.: BB p. 74, IH 2: 141.
Candolle, Phytographie 405. 1880.
McVaugh, J. Wash. Acad. Sci. 33: 65-70. 1943.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 49. 1953.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 307. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(2): 73; Barnhart 1: 387; BB p. 74; BM 1: 395;
559
COULTER
Bossert p. 85; CSP 2: 73; Kew 1: 631; Laségue p. 468; PR 1929; Zander (ed. 10), p. 647.
Candolle, Hist. bot. genev. 59. 1830.
Coulter, J. roy. geogr. Soc. London 5: 59-70. 1835.
Romney Robinson, Proc. roy. Irish Acad. 2: 553-557. 1844.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 325, 331, 332, 357, 389. 1862.
Hemsley, Biologia Centr. Amer. 4: 125. 1887.
Sargent, Silva 3: 84. 1892.
Coville, Bot. Gaz. 20: 519-531. 1895 (map, explorations).
Wright, Notes Bot. School Dublin 1: 3-4. 1896.
Eastwood, Calif. Hist. Soc. Quart. 18(4): 341. 1939.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 196-198. 1940 (bibl.)
Alden and Ifft, Occ. Papers Calif. Acad. Sci. 20: 38-39. 1943.
Lloyd Praeger, Some Irish naturalists 68. 1949.
Ewan, in A century of progress in the natural sciences, San Francisco 1955, p. 47.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 152. 1961.
Coats, Huntia 2: 192-193. 1965 (portr.)
James, The trees of Bicton 107. 1969.
Thomas, Huntia 3: 10-11. 1969.
Coats, The plant hunters 341-344, 387. 1970.
McVaugh, Contr. Univ. Mich. Herb. 9: 226-227. 1972.
EPONYMY: Coulteria Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1824).
Note: Coulterella G. Vasey & J. N. Rose (1890) and Coulterina O. Kuntze (1891) are
dedicated to John Merle Coulter (1851-1928), g.v.; Coulterella Zebrowski (1937) is
dedicated to Moses Stanley Coulter (1853-x), American mycologist.
1255. Mémoire sur les Dipsacées. Genéve, Paris (J. J. Paschoud) 1823. Qu. (Mém. Dipsac.)
Publ.: Sep-Dec 1823 (read 4 Sep 1823), p. [i-iii], [1]-49, pl. 1-2, preprinted from Mém.
Soc. Phys. Hist. nat. Genéve 2(2). 1824; 2 plates uncol. copper engr. by Heyland.
Copies: G, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 395; Kew 1: 631; MW p. 85.
Coupin, Henri Eugéne Victor (1868-x), French botanist. (Coupin).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 387; BM 6: 236; CSP 14: 379; LS 6107-
6114, 32304-32305.
Kleppa, Norsk bot. bibl. 1814-1964, 34, 59, 220, 308. 1973.
1256. Album général de cryptogames ... [vols 2 and 3:] Algae. Paris (E. Orlhac), 5 vols. Oct;
[vols 4 and 5] Les algues du globe. Paris (author, s.d.) (Album crypt., alg.)
Vol. r: 1911-1912 (fasc. 1-3, pl. 1-48, Nat. Nov. Dec 1911), [1, t.p.], [2, text pl. 1],
[3, pl. 1], etc., pl. 1-79, [p. 160, ind.]. Copies: BR, G, U.
Vol. 2: 1912-1913 (pl. 119-158, Jul 1913, Nat. Nov.) same formula, [t.p.] pl. 60-158, [1],
ind. Copies: BR, G, U.
Vol. 3: 1914-1915 (pl. 159-213, Nat. Nov. Jul. 1914), [t.p.] pl. 159-237, [1], ind. Copies:
BR, G, U.
Vol. 4: undated, [t.p.], pl. 238-284 with text, [1], index. Copy: MO.
Vol. 5 (1, Diatomées): undated, [t-p.], pl. 284-356 with text, [1] index Copy: BR.
5 (2, Algues bleus): undated, [t.p.], pl. 357-387 with text, [1] index. Copies: BR, G.
5 (3): 1922, [t.p.], pl. 388-394 with text, [1] index. Copies: BR, G.
Appeared in about 40 fascicles, contents and dates of which are imperfectly known. The
full original cover title was (fide Nat. Nov.): ‘‘Album ... cryptogames (Algues, Champig-
nons, Lichens). Iconographie méthodique contenant de trés nombreuses figures d’en-
semble ou de détail de tous les genres et des espéces importantes de Thallophytes avec
texte explicatif.” “Avec la collaboration de Mlle Fernande Coupin.”
1257. Album général des cryptogames . . . Fungi (champignons). [vol. 1-2:] Paris [E. Orlhac],
[vol. 3-5] Paris (auteur, later: E. Orlhac) 1913-1922. Qu. (Album crypt., fung.)
560
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Vol. r: 1912-1913 (pl. 40-79, Jul 1913, Nat. Nov.), p. [1, t.p.], [2, text pl. 1], [3, pl. 1]
etc., pl. 1-79, [160, ind. vol. 1]. Copies: MO, Stevenson, U.
Vol. 2: 1914-1915 (pl. 86-134, Nat. Nov. Jul 1914), [161, t.p. vol. 2], [162, text pl. 80],
etc. pl. 80-158, [320, ind. vol. 2]. Copies: G, MO, Stevenson, U.
Vol. 3: [1916-1922?], [321, t.p. vol. 3], [322 text pl. 159], etc. pl. 159-205, [412, ind. vol.
3]. Copies: G, MO, Stevenson.
Vol. 4: [1916-1922?], idem, pl. 206-315. Copies: G, Stevenson.
Vol. 5: [1916-1922?], idem, pl. 316-442. Copies: G, Stevenson.
“Avec la collaboration de Mlle Fernande Coupin.” Later label stuck on t.p. vols. 1, 2
*“‘Les champignons du globe,” printed on t.p. vols. 3-5. Published in about 40 parts
containing algae and fungi.
Coutinho, Antonio Xavier Pereira (1851-1939), Portuguese botanist. (Cout.)
HERBARIUM and Types: COI, LISI, LISU, dupl. also at LY.
Refswueleie (Ed56))3195 7020142.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 3: 68 [sub Pereiro C.]; BFM 1515; BL 1: 38,
2: 464, 473; BM 6: 237; CSP 17: 785-786; GR p. 767; Kew 1: 633; LS suppl. 5784-
5787; Zander ed. 10, p. 647.
Anon., Bol. Soc. Broteriana 8: 71. 1890.
Henriques, Bol. Soc. Broteriana ser. 2. 1: 5-10. 1922 (portr.)
Palhinha, Bol. Soc. Broteriana ser. 2. 14: vii-xx. 1940 (portr., bibl.) (also repr., 18 p.)
Azevedo et al., In memoriam do Professor Dom Anténid Xavier Pereira Coutinho.
Lisboa 1941, 150 p.
Gomez y Sousa and Myre, Boll. Soc. Estudos de Mogambique 21: 5, 7, 9, 47-53, 55-57-
IQg5I.
Tavares, Rev. Fac. Cie. Univ. Lisboa ser. 2C. 1(2): i-iv. 1951.
Tavares, Bol. Soc. port. Ci. nat. ser. 2. 12: 17-43. 1969 (portr., bibl.) (q.v. also for a
complete list up to 1969 of biographical articles on Coutinho).
Dolezal, Friedrich Welwitsch 235 [index]. 1974.
NAME: Usually abbreviated to Coutinho, correctly Pereira Coutinho, Anténio Xavier.
POSTAGE STAMPS: Portugal 1 esc. (1966) yv. 998.
1258. Notas da flora de Portugal. Paris, Lisboa (Ailland, Alves & Cia), Rio de Janeiro,
S. Paulo, Bello Horizonte (Francisco Alves & Cia) 1914-1921, 5 fasc. Oct. (Notas fl.
Portugal).
Publ.: 1: [1]-16. 1914 (t.p., p. 3: Aug 1913); 2: [1]-16. 1915 (t.p.; p. [2]: Aug 1914);
9: [1j-12. 1916\(t.p-5 p- [2]: Dee 1915) 5:47! [1]-12; [1]. 1918 (t-p.); 5: [1]-15. 1927
(t.p.; p. [2]: 25 Jun 1921); Copy: U.
1259. A flora de Portugal (plantas vasculares) disposta em chaves dichotomicas. Paris,
Lisboa (Ailland, Alves & Cia.), Rio de Janeiro, S. Paulo, Bello Horizonte (Francisco,
Alves & Cia.) 1913. Oct. (FI. Portugal).
Ed. 1: 1913 (p. 7: Mar 1912), p. [1]-766, [1, ind.], [1, gen. ind.], [1, err.]. Copzes: HH, U.
Ed. 2: Flora de Portugal .. . dicot6micas 2. a edigao, dirigida pelo Dr. Ruy Telles Palhina,
Lisboa (Bertrand) 1939 (p. 4: Mar 1939), p. [i-iv], [1]-933, [errata: 937] 938. Copy: U.
Facsimile ed. 2., Lehre (J. Cramer) 1974, Historiae naturalis classica vol. 98 (n.v.)
Ref.: BFM 1515; BL 2: 464-465; BM 6: 237; Kew 1: 633.
Coville, Frederick Vernon (1867-1937), American botanist. (Coville).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: US.
Ref.: 1H 2: 142.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 389; BL 1: 131, 167, 209; BM 1: 395, 6: 237;
Bossert p. 86; CSP 14: 387; IF p. 691; Kew 1: 634; Langman p. 224; LS 6121, 6122;
LS suppl. 5789, 5790; MW p. 85; Zander (ed. 10) p. 648.
561
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Pieters, Asa Gray Bull. 3: 37. 1895.
Sargent, Silva 14: 67. 1902.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(3): 205. 1905.
Anon., Torreya 37: 23. 1937-
Maxon, Science ser. 2. 85: 280-281. 1937.
Rendle, J. Bot. 75: 80-81. 1937.
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 4: 74-75. 1938 (portr.)
Cantelow and Cantelow, Leaflets western Bot. 8: 89. 1957.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. Bot. 60-62. 1961.
McVaugh, Edward Palmer 423. 1969.
COMPOSITE WORKS: WVAF (with N. L. Britton) : Grossulariaceae 22 (3) : 193-225. 12 Jun 1908,
add. 22(6): 558-560. 30 Dec 1918.
1260. Botany of the Death Valley Expedition, A report on the botany of the Expedition
sent out in 1891 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to make a biological survey of
the region of Death Valley, California. Contributions of the United States National Herbarium
4. Washington, D.C. (Government Printing Office) 1893. Oct.
Publ.: 29 Nov. 1893 (t.p.), p- [i-vili], [1]-363, pl. 1-21, map. Copies: B, BR, MICH, NY.
Ref.: BL 1: 167; Kew 1: 634; Langman p. 224.
Anon., Bot. Gaz. 19: 76-77. 1894.
Britton, Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 21: 45-46. 25 Jan 1894.
Greene, Erythea 2: 35-36. 1894 (commentary).
Craib, William Grant (1882-1933), British botanist at Aberdeen and Kew. (Craib).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material at WRSL and K.
Repeslesos TAS.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 391; BL 2: 297; BM 6: 238; Kew 1: 637-
638; MW p. 86-87, suppl. p. 52; Zander ed. 10, p. 648.
Rendle, J. Bot. 71: 299-300. 1933.
A.F.G.K., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1933: 409-412 (bibl.)
Gibb, Chron. bot. 1: 157. 1935.
Reed, Bibl. Fl. S.E. Asia 40-48. 1969.
EPONYMY: Craibia Dunn (1911); Cratbiodendron W. W. Smith (1911).
1261. Flora siamensis enumeratio | A list of the plants known from Siam with records of
their occurrence. Bangkok (Siam Society) 1931. Oct. (FI. stam.)
Author/editor of vol. 2, parts 3-5: Arthur Francis George Kerr (1877-x).
Vol. r: in 4 parts, 1925-1931, [i-ii], [err. slip], [111]-161, [1]-809, errata i-vi. Copies:
HEU.
part pages date part pages date
I [1]J-198 5 Mar 1925 3 359-562 20 Sep 1928
2 199-358 10 Oct 1926 4 563-809 28 Mar 1931
Vol. 2: in 5 parts 1932-1939, [i*], [i]-vii, [1, dates of issue], [i, t-p. part 1], [1]-146, [i-ii],
147-234, 235-310, 311-393, 395-476. Copy: U.
part pages date part pages date
I 1-146 12 Mar 1932 4 311-393 Mai 1938
2 [i-1i], 147-234 28 Feb 1934 5 395-476 Jan 1939
3 235-310 Jan 1936
Index: Reed, Bibl. Fl. S.E. Asia 46-48. 1969.
Ref.: Kew 1: 638; MW p. 87; MW suppl. p. 52.
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CRANTZ
Cramer, Carl Eduard (1831-1901), Swiss algologist, professor of botany at Ziirich.
(C. Cramer).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Algae at ZT (Koster); Grummann cites herbarium at Z.
Ref.: GR p. 630.
Koster, Taxon 18: 550. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 392; BM 1: 397, 6: 238; Bossert p. 86;
CSP 2: 84, 7: 453, 12: 176, 14: 393-394; GR p. 630; Kew 1: 638-639; LS 6138-6141;
MW p. 87; PR 1947-1951; Quenstedt p. 479; Zander ed. 10, p. 648.
Schréter, Nachruf an Dr. C. E. C., Ziirich (Neue Ziircher Zeit.) 1902, 20 p.
Schroter, Vierteljahrschr. Naturf. Ges. Ziirich 47: 1-20. 1902.
Schroter, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 20: (28)-(43). 1902 (bibl.)
Schroter, Nuova Notarisia 13: 152-176. 1902.
Schroter, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 84: cviii-cxxxiii. 1902 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 150. 1903, 3(3): 162. 1905.
1262. Physiologisch-systematische Untersuchungen tiber die Ceramiaceen. Heft 1 [Ziirich 1863]
Qu. (Physiol.-syst. Unters. Ceramiac.)
Publ.: Jun-Jul 1863 (p. iv: Jun 1863; “‘soeben erschienen,’’ Hedwigia Aug 1863; Bot.
Zeit. 4 Sep 1863; Flora 11 Sep 1863), p. [i]-iv, [1]-130, [1, cont.], pl. 1-13. Copy: PCS. —
Reprinted or preprinted from Neue Denkschriften der Allgemeinen Schweizerischen
Gesellschaft fiir die ges. Naturwiss. 20(5): 1-131. pl. 1-13. 1863.
Ref.: BM 1: 397: Kew 1: 638; PR 1950.
1263. Ueber die verticillirten Siphoneen besonders Neomeris und Cymophila. Ziirich
(Ziircher und Furrer), 2 parts, 1887-1890. (Verticill. Siphon.)
[z]: 1887 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1888), p. [1]-50, pl. 1-5. Copy: UC. — Reprinted from Denkschr.
schweiz. naturf. Ges. 30.
[2]: 1890 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1890), p. [1]-48, pl. r-4. Copy: UC. — Reprinted from id. 32(2).
Cramer, Johann Christian (//l. 1803), German physician and botanist at Bierstadt
near Wiesbaden. (7. Cramer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 397; Jackson p. 113; Kew 1: 639; PR 1945.
1264. Dispositio systematica plantarum, quae in systemate sexuali Linnaeano eas classes et
ordines non obtinent, in quibus secundum numerum et structuram genitalium reperiri
debent. Marburg (Krieger) 1803. Oct. (Disp. syst. pl.)
Publ.: 1803 possibly Apr-Mai, at “‘Ostermesse’’ 1803, see p. [216]. p. [i* ‘‘Dispositio’’],
[i, ““Enumeratio”’ ]-xxxii, [1 ]-215, [216, list of books], [1, err.]. Copy: M. — Alternative
title ([i]): ‘““Enumeratio plantarum, quae in systemate ... debent.”
Ref.: BM 1: 397; Jackson p. 113; Kew 1: 639; PR 1945.
Crantz, Heinrich Johann Nepomuk [Freiherr] von (1722-1799), Luxemburg born
Austrian physician and botanist. (Craniz).
HERBARIUM and types: BP (through Winterl).
Refi TH 2? 143.
Keller, De originalibus Cranzianis, plantae phanerogamae. Budapest 1944.
Szepesfalvi und Stiller, Ueber die Moose der Pflanzensammlung Prof. H. J. Cranz.
Budapest 1944.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 4: 564; AG 6(1): 790-7913; Barnhart 1: 393; BM 1:
398, 6: 239; GR p. 787; HA 2: 485; Jackson p. 535 [index]; Kew 1: 640; LS 6145;
PR 1952-1958; Zander ed. 10, p. 648.
Neilreich, Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien 5: 33-34. 1855.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Lit. Lichenolog. 2: 35. 1869.
563
CRANTZ
Koltz, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 14: 121-127. 1875.
Blum, Bibliographie Luxembourgeoise, Luxembourg 1902-1908 (n.v.; complete bibl.)
Hulth, Bref och Skr. Linné ser. 2. 1: 406, 408, 410. 1936.
Lefort, Biogr. nat. Luxembourg 3: 171-184. 1951 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Cranizia Nuttall (1818).
HANDWRITING: Biogr. nat. Luxembourg 3: 173, 179. 1951.
1265. Stirpium austriarum fasciculus I [-I11]. Wien [I-II], Leipzig [III], 3 fasc. 1762-1767.
Oct. (Stirp. austr. fasc.)
Ed.1: Fasc. 1: Wien (Joseph Kurtzbéck) 1762 (GGA a1 Jul 1763), p. [i]-xx, [1]-55,
[1, index], 2 uncol. copper engr. by A. Cipps. Copies: BR, NY.
Fasc. 2: Wien (Paulus Krauss) 1763, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-138, [2, index], pl. 1-6, uncol.
copper engr. by A. Cipps. — Copies: BR, NY.
Fasc. 3: Leipzig (Joannis Pauli Kraus) 1767 (GGA 25 Mai 1767), p. [1]-127, [128,
index], pl. 1-6, uncol. copper engr. by A. Cipps. Copies: BR, M, NY. — “Stirpium
austriacarum fasciculus III. Umbelliferararum cum figuris aeneis mdcclxiv ...
Lipsiae mdcclxvii.”
Ed. 2: Vol. 1: “‘editio altera aucta,’’ Wien (Ioannis Pauli Kraus) 1769. Qu. Vol. 2:
“editio prima,” id. All fasc. publ. Jan-Jul 1769. Copies: HH, U.
vol. fasc. pages plates
I [i]-xii
I {i-ii], 1-55, [56, ind.] 1-000
2 [i-iii], [57-144], [145-146, ind.] t-vt
3 Li], [147]-229, [230, ind.] t-vt
2 [‘‘editio prima’’] iy -
4 [i-ii1], [231]-356, (357-358, ind.] —
5 [i-iii], [359]-440 -11
6 [i-iii], [441 ]-508, [8, ind.] a
Ref.: BM 1: 398; HA 2: 485; HU 603; Jackson p. 263; Kew 1: 640; NI 420n; PR 1954,
1956; IDC 5473 (ed. 1), 5474 (ed. 2).
Cobres, Deliciae 2: 613-614. 1782 (ed. alt.)
1266. Institutiones rei herbariae juxta nutum naturae digestae ex habitu. Wien (Ioannis
Pauli Kraus) 1766, 2 vols. Oct. (Inst. ret herb.)
Vol. r: Jan-Jul 1766, p. [i]-lvi, [1]-592. Copies: B, HH.
Vol. 2: Jan-Jul 1766, p. [1]-550, [18, index]. Copies: B, HH, U.
Additamentum generum novorum, cum eorundem speciebus cognitis, et specierum novarum,
in Primarum linearum Institutionum botanicarum clarissimi viri Crantzii editio altera
continens characteristicas omnium classium icones, additamenta novorum generum
et specierum. — In necessarium Institutionum rei herbariae supplementum Auctore
Franc. Xaver. Hartmanno. Leipzig (Ioannis Pauli Kraus) 1767. Oct., p. [i-viii], [1]-
94, [2, index], 4 uncol. copper engr. by A. Cipps. Copy: USDA. — The new genera are
on p. 75-94. [author: Franz Xaver, Ritter von Hartmann, 1737-1791].
Ref.: BM 1: 398; Jackson p. 110; Kew 1: 640; LS 6145; PR 1955, 1956.
Haller, Bibl. bot. 2: 485. 1772.
Cobres, Delic. cobres. 2: 545. 1782.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 197-198. 1971.
1267. Classis umbelliferarum emendata cum generali seminum tabula et figuris aeneis in
necessarium instit. rei herbar. supplementum. Leipzig (Ioannis Pauli Kraus) 1767. Oct.
(Cl. umbell. emend.)
Publ.: 1767 (G.G.A. 25 Mai 1767), p. [1]-125, [126, ind. gen.], pl. 1-6, uncol. copper
engr. by A. Cipps. Copies: BR, M, NY (2 copies, 2nd copy 3 pl.)
Ref.: BM 1: 398; Jackson p. 146; Kew 1: 640.
564.
CREPIN
1268. De duabus Draconis arboribus botanicorum cum figuris aeneis partium fructificationis,
duorumque novorum generum constitutione. Wien (Joannis Pauli Kraus) 1768. Qu.
(Duab. Drac. arbor.)
Publ.: 1768 (Jenaische Zeit. gel. Sachen 30 Sep 1768) p. [i]-xxxi, 1 copper engr. by A.
Cipps. Copies: B, BR, NY, USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 398; HA 2: 485; Kew 1: 640; PR 1957.
Cobres, Delic. cobres 2: 826. 1782.
1269. Classis cruciformium emendata cum figuris aeneis in necessarium institut. rei herbariae
supplementum. Leipzig (Ioannis Pauli Kraus) 1769. Oct. (Cl. crucif. emend.)
Publ.: Jan-Aug 1769 (J. hebd. Libr. 2 Sep 1769), p. [1]-139, [140, ind. gen. U [4, ind.
syn.], pl. 1-3, uncol. copper engr. by A. Cipps. Copies: BR, M, NY, USDA
Ref.: BM 1: 398; Jackson p. 129; Kew 1: 640; PR 1958; IDC 5472.
Cremer, Leo (1866-?) German paleontologist. (Cremer).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 394; BM 1: 399; Kew 1: 642.
1270. Uber die fossilen Farne des westfalischen Carbons und ihre Bedeutung fiir eine Gliede-
rung des letzteren. Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung der Doktorwiirde bei der
hohen philosophischen Fakultat der Universitat Marburg. Marburg (Wilh. Stumpf in
Bochum) 1843. Oct. (Foss. Farne westfal. Carb.)
Publ.: 1893 (““angenommen 14. 2. 1843”), p. [i-v], [1]-49, 3 pl. Copy: MO.
Ref.: Andrews ed. 2, p. 249; BM 1: 399.
Crépin, Francois (1830-1903), Belgian rhodologist and palaeontologist. (Crép.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BR.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 357, 2: 143.
Candolle, Phytographie 405. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 150. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIoGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 186; Barnhart 1: 395; BL 2: 30, 42, 43; BM 1:
399-400; 6: 239-240; Bossert p. 87; CSP 2: go-91, 7: 457, 12: 176, 14: 400-401; DTS 1:
51-53, 6(4): 63, 71, 130; Jackson p. 535 [index]; Kew 1: 642-643; MW p. 87; PR 1962-
1965; Quenstedt p. 95; Zander ed. 10, p. 643.
Desmoulins, Actes Soc. Linn. Bordeau 26(4): 345-353. 1866 [repr. 10 p.] (letter to
Crépin).
Mourlon, Géologie de la Belgique 2: 272-273. 1881.
Gubernatis, Dict. int. écrivains du jour 2: 733. 1890.
Errera et Durand, Manifestation en ’honneur de M. F. Crepin, Gand 1892, 66 p., also
as Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 31(1): 7-68. 1892 (portr.)
Marchesetti, Atti Museo civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 143. 1895.
Anon., Bibliographie académique 1896: [6 p.] (bibl.)
Baker, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 115: 28-30. 1903.
Gillot, Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 50: 316-325. 1903.
Massart, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 41(2): 118-122. 1903 (portr.)
Errera, Ber. bay. bot. Ges. 9(1): 19-20. 1904.
Errera, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 22: (21)-(23). 1904.
Errera, Bull. Soc. roy. belge Géogr. 1904: 258-261.
Anon., Inauguration du buste de F.C., 5 Dec. 1904. Bruxelles 1905.
Dubois, Bull. Club alpin belge 4: 330-332. 1905.
Errera et al., Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 42(1): 7-26. 1905.
Wittrock, Acta Hort. Berg. 3(2): 87. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 73. 1905.
Durand et Errera, Annuaire Acad. roy. Belg. 62: 85-190. 1906 (portr., bibl.)
Durand et Errera, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 43(1): 4-95. 1906 (portr., bibl.)
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 19: pl. 4. 1908.
Herring, Francois Crépin, Kjobenhayn 1930, 156 p. (portr.)
565
CREPIN
Gravis et al., Bull. Jard. bot. Etat, Bruxelles 9(2): 59-61. 1931.
Anon., Bull. Soc. Natural. Luxemb. 54: 160, 161, photogr. between. 1949 (portr.)
Georlette, Quelques botanistes belges 7-18. 1949.
Shinners, Asa Gray Bull. ser. 2. 3(1): 65-76. 1955.
Staner, Ardenne et Gaume 21(3): 123-124. 1966.
Demaret, Bull. Jard. bot. nat. Belg. 37: 17-23. 1967.
Staner, Bull. Jard. bot. nat. Belg. 37: 3-10. 1967.
Stockmans, Bull. Jard. bot. nat. Belg. 97: 11-15. 1967.
Kriissmann, Rosen, Rosen, Rosen 153. t. 14. 1974 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Crepinella Marchal (1887) ; Crepinula O. Kuntze (1891).
1271. Notes sur quelques plantes rares ou critiques de la Belgique. Bruxelles (M. Hayez, fasc. 1;
Gustave Mayolez, fasc. 2-5) 1859-1865, 5 fasc. Oct. (Notes pl. rar. Belgique).
Publ.: Preprinted or reprinted from Bulletin [or Mémoires couronnés] de l’Académie
royale Belgique. Copies: BR, G, NY.
1: Jan-Aug 1859 (Flora: Sep 1859), p. [1]-27. Bull. ser. 2. 7: 94-116. 1859.
2: Jan-Nov 1862 (Bot. Zeit. 19 Dec 1862), p. [1]-75. Bull. ser. 2. 14.(7): 76-146. 1862.
3: Jan-Mar 1863 (Flora 13 Apr 1863), p. [1]-40. Bull. ser. 2. 15(1): 50-86. 1863. —
The make up of the pages 33-40 of the reprint differs from that in the Bull. 78-86.
4: Jan-Feb 1864 (p. 7: 5 Nov 1863; Flora 27 Feb 1864), p. [1]-63. Bull. ser. 2. 16(12):
509-567. 1864.
5: Jun 1866, p. [1]-274. Mém. 18(1): 1-223, 1865 (publ. Jun 1866) and 18(2): 1-52,
pl. 1-6. 1865 (publ. Jun 1866).
The 5 fascicles were also issued together as La Flore belgique étudiée par fragments, pre-
miére série, 1 vol. Oct., 482 p. Bruxelles 1859-1865. Copy: G.
Ref.: BM 1: 400; Kew 1: 642; PR 1963.
1272. Manuel de la flore de Belgique ou description des familles et des genres accompagnée
de tableaux analytiques destinés a faire parvenir aisément aux noms des espéces suivis
du catalogue raisonné des plantes qui croissent spontanément en Belgique, et de celles
qui y sont généralement cultivées. Bruxelles (Emile Tarlier) 1860. Duod. (in sixes)
(Man. fl. Belgique).
Ed. ra: late 1859, Liége 1859, Duod. (n.v.) fide Bot. Zeit. 18: 92. (9g Mar 1860).
Ed. 1b: Mai-Aug 1860, Duod. (p. ix: 1 Mai 1860; Flora Sep 1860), p. [i]-Ixxv, [1]-236,
(1, err.] Copies: B, BR, HH, NY, US. — Bot. Zeit. 18: 92 (g Mar 1860) mentions a
Liége issue dated 1859. (n.v.), the Bruxelles issue is rev. by Bot. Zeit. on 26 Oct.
Ed. 2: Bruxelles (Gustave Mayolez) ““Deuxiéme édition considérablement augmentée”’:
Mai-Dec 1866 (p. ix: 1 Mai 1866, Bot. Zeit. 22 Feb 1867), p. [i]-xliii, [1]-384, Duod.
Copies: B, BR, HH, NY.
Ed. 3: Bruxelles (id.) Mai-Jun 1874 (p. x: 15 Apr 1874), p. [i-ii blank], [iii]-li, map, [1]-
573, Octo-decimo. Copies: B, BR, HH.
Ed. 4: Bruxelles (id.) 1882 (p. vi: 1 Nov 1881; Nat. Nov. Mar 188r), p. [i]-lx, map, [1]-
483. Oct. Copies: BR.
Ed. 5: Liége (Charles Desoer) Jan-Feb 1884 (p. vi: 1 Dec 1883; Nat. Nov. Mar 1884),
p. [i]-Ixviii, map, [1]-495, [496, err.], ‘‘avec 634 figures gravées par V. Vermorcken
sur les dessins de l’auteur.” 16-mo. Copies: BR, HH, NY, US.
Ed. 6: Liége (id.) 1916, p. [iJ-Ixviii, map, [1]-495, 634 figs.
Ed. 7: (n.v.)
Ed. 8: (n.v.)
Ed. 9: (n.v.)
Ed. 1o: Liége (id.) s.d. (latest date mentioned in vol. is 1 Dec 1883, of preface ed. 5),
p. [i]-lxviii, map, [1]-495, 16-mo. Copy: BR.
Ref.: BL 2: 30; BM 1: 399; Jackson p. 271; Kew 1: 642; PR 1962.
Anon., Flora 44: 10-12, 345-352; 353-365, 376, 382. 1861.
1273. Primitiae monographiae Rosarum. Matériaux pour servir 4 histoire des Roses. Gent
1869-1882. Oct. (Prim. monogr. Ros.)
Publ.: Originally in parts in the Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 1869-1882; as a consolidated reprint
with added continuous pagination, 856 pp., 1882.
566
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fasc. bull. pages date pp. reprint
I 8 226-349 14 Nov 1869 1-128
2 1k 15-130 Jul-Dec 1872 131-246
3(1) 13 242-290 1874 247-296
3(2) 14 3-46 Jan-Jul 1875 297-340
3(3) 14 137-168 = Jul-Dec 1875 341-372
4 15 12-100 1876 375-464
5 18(1) 221-416 Nov-Dec 1879 465-662 “£1880”
6 21 7-196 Oct-Nov 1882 663-856
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1972. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: DTS p. 51; Jackson p. 495; MW p. 87.
Stafleu, Taxon 22: 142, 311. 1973.
1274. Catalogue de la flore de Belgique, comprenant les phanérogames, les cryptogames
vasculaires, les mousses et les hépatiques. Bruxelles (Gustave Mayolez) 1872. Qu. (Cat. fl.
Belgique).
Co-authors: Pierre Joseph Frederic Gravet (1827-1907), Charles Henri Delogne (1834-
1901).
Publ.: Aug 1872 (p. iii cover) p. [1]-32. Copy: BR. —- Names only. Title on p. [i] of cover.
Ref.: BM 1: 400; Jackson p. 271; Kew 1: 643.
1275. Description de quelques plantes fossiles de \’étage des Psammites du Condroz (Dévo-
nien supérieur). Bruxelles (F. Hayez) 1874. Oct. (Descr. pl. foss.)
Publ.: Aug 1874, p. [1]-14, 3 pl., plain liths. Copy: B (author to Ascherson). — Reprinted
from Bull. Acad. roy. Belg. ser. 2. 38(8): 568-577. Aug 1874.
Ref.: Jackson p. 179.
1276. Guide du botaniste en Belgique (plantes vivantes et fossiles). Bruxelles (Gustave
Mayolez), Paris (J.-B. Bailliére et fils) 1878. Octo-decimo. (Guide bot. Belgique).
Publ.: Dec 1877 or Jan 1878 (p. vii: 15 Nov 1877; J. Bot. Jan 1878), p. [i]-vii, [1]-495.
Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BL 2: 30; BM 1: 400.
Cretzoiu, Paul (1909-1946), Roumanian botanist and conservator of forests. (Creéz.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BUG; lichenes and fungi at BUCA (fide Grummann, Hawks-
worth.) Exsiccatae: Lichenes Romaniae exsiccati, a laboratorio botanico scholae polytechnicae
Bucuresti editae. Collaboratores O. Klement, M. Badea (Dec. 1-10, nos. 1-100) Bucuresti
1936-1940/41. Copies at CERN, FH, GZU, H, K, L, M, UPS, US, W.
Refs: GRo779; te 1 (ed. 6) 3357, 2: 144.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 118. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: GR p. 779; IF suppl. 4: 320; Kew 1: 643-644; LS suppl.
5831; MW p. 87.
Cretzoiu, Bibl. lichenolog. RomAniei, 1930.
Morariu, Bull. Jard. Mus. bot. Univ. Cluj 26(1-2): 18-23. 1946.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
Crié, Louis Auguste (1850-1912), French palaeobotanist at Rennes. (Crié).
COLLECTIONS: REN.
Ref.: TH 2: 144.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews ed. 2, p. 250; Barnhart 1: 396; BL 2: 135, 178;
BM 1: 401; Bossert p. 87; CSP 9: 602-603, 12: 177, 14: 404; DBF [1961]; GR p. 313;
Jackson p. 535 [index]; Kew 1: 644; LS 6160-6188, 32352-32353.
Gubernatis, Dict. int. écrivains du jour 2: 733-734. 1890.
Anon., Rev. gén. Bot. 24: 416. 1912.
567
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Bois et Grignan, Rev. hortic. 84: 392. 1912.
Daniel, Trav. sci. Univ. Rennes 11(1): 103-112. 1912.
Croall, Alexander (1809-1885), British botanist. (Croall).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: STI, further material at BM, CGE, E, K, GL, L, MANCH,
MEL and OXF. — Exsiccatae: Plants of Braemar, dried specimens of the plants illustra-
tive of Braemar, North Britain ... fasc. 1-6, nos. 1-602, 1857, sets at BK and K.
Rejfe: Wel oe a4.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 49. 1957.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 10-11. 1969.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 71. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 396; BB p. 76; BL 2: 312; BM 1: 401;
CSP 2: 95, 7: 460, 14: 406; GR p. 394; Jackson p. 242; Kew 1: 645.
Anon., Nat. Nov. 7: 150. 1885.
Trail, Scottish Naturalist ser. 2. 2: 148-153. 1885.
Dickson, Trans. bot. Soc. Edinburgh 16: 309-311. 1886.
COMPOSITE WORKS: see Johnstone, Nature-printed British Seaweeds.
Crombie, James Mascall (Morrison) (1831-1906), British lichenologist. (Cromb.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BM. — Exsiccatae: Lichenes britannici exsiccati (cent. 1-ii, nos. 1-200)
London 1874-1877. Copies: B, BM, E, G, K, L, M, UPS, W.
Ref.: GR p. 370; IH 2: 144.
Candolle, Phytographie 405. 1880.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 119. 1969.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 72. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 397; BB p. 76; BL 2: 294; BM 1: 401, 6:
240; CSP 7: 461, 9: 605-606, 14: 408; GR p. 369-370; Jackson p. 536 [index]; Kew 1:
647; LS 6192-6251, 32356-32362; MW p. 88; NI 429; PR 1969.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 33. 1898.
Britten, J. Bot. 44: 248. 1906.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1905/6: 36-37. 1906.
Jackson, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1906: 225.
Anon., Ann. Scott. Nat. Hist. 54: 188. 1906.
1277. Lichenes britannict, seu lichenum in Anglia, Scotia et Hibernia vigentium enumera-
tio, cum eorum stationibus et distributione. London (L. Reeve and Co.) 1870. Oct.
(Lich. brit.)
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1870 (p. vii: 3 Aug 1869), p. [i]-vii, [1]-138. — Copies: MICH, NY,
Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 1: 401; Jackson p. 243; Kew 1: 647; LS 6194; PR 1969.
Arnold, Flora 53: 99-103. 27 Mar 1870.
Stizenberger, Bot. Zeit. 28: 276. 29 Apr 1870.
1278. A monograph of lichens found in Britain: being a descriptive catalogue of the species in
the herbarium of the British Museum. London (Trustees B.M.) 1894-1911, 2 vols. Oct.
(Monogr. lich. Britain).
Co-author: Annie Lorain Smith (1854-1937).
Ed.1: Part r: (by Crombie) Mar 1894 (pref. Mar 1894; Nat. Nov. Mar 1894; J. Bot.
Mar 1894; rev. Hedw. 20 Jun 1894), p. [i]-viii, [1]-519. Copies: BR, MICH, NY.
Part 2: (by A. L. Smith) Feb-Apr 1911 (pref. Feb 1911; Nat. Nov. Apr 1911), p. [i-ix],
[1]-409, pl. 1-59. Copy: BR. — Title: ““A monograph of the British lichens / a descrip-
tive catalogue of the species in the Department of Botany, British Museum part IT.”
Ed. 2: (by A. L. Smith) Part r: Jul-Dec 1918 (pref. Jul 1918), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-xxiii, [1,
note], [1]-519, [1, ind.], pl. 1-71. — Facsimile reprint of ed. 2, part 1: Vaals (A. Asher &
Co.) 1970, 2 vols. Copy: FAS.
568
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Part 2: 27 Feb 1926 (pref. Jan 1926), p. i-ix, [1]-447, pl. 1-63. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 401; LS 6251; NI 4209.
A.G., J. Bot. 32: 249-251. 1894.
Crome, Georg Ernst Wilhelm (1781-1813), German botanist and pharmacist,
professor at the Mégelin Agricultural College, provisor at Schwerin, Mecklenburg.
(Crome).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. Exsiccatae: Sammlung deutscher Laubmoose (see below),
at B, BM, FH, L, PC and STR.
Ji@AP5 Wal C12 viii
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 4: 607-608; Barnhart 1: 397; BM 1: 401-402;
CSP 2: 96, 7: 462; GR p. 69-70; KR p. 132; LS 6225-6258; NI 430; PR 1970-1973.
Boll, Fl. Mecklenburg 151. 1860.
Ascherson, Fl. Prov. Brandenburg 1: 3. 1860.
1279. Sammlung deutscher Laubmoose. Schwerin (J. W. Barensprungs Erben) 1803-1806.
Qu. (Samml. deut. Laubm.)
Publ.: [exsiccatae and text]: Main issue: Aug-Oct 1803, p. [i-viii], [1]-90. Copies: FH, L
(nos. 1-60); Nachlieferung 1: Apr-Aug 1805, p. [i-viii], [1]-48 (nos. 61-90). Copies: FH,
L; Nachlieferung 2: 5 Aug-Dec 1806 (descr. and nos. 1-30). Copy: FH.
Ref.: BM 1: 401; PR 1970; SY p. 15, 23, 27.
Anon., Bot. Zeitung (Regensburg) 2(21): 321-325. 14 Nov 1803, 4(15): 225-232.
15 Aug 1805.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 190-191. 1971.
Crouan, Hippolyte Marie (1802-1871), French botanist and pharmacist at Brest.
(H. Crouan).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: see under Pierre Louis Crouan.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 399; BL 2: 148; BM 1: 403, 6: 241; CSP 2:
99; GR p. 272-273; Jackson p. 281; Kew 1: 651; KR p. 132; LS 6275-6277, 32387;
NI 431.
For further references see Pierre Louis Crouan.
EPONYMY: Crouania J. G. Agardh (1842, also dedicated to his brother Pierre Louis Crouan
(1798-1871), 9.0.)
Crouan, Pierre Louis (1798-1871), French botanist and pharmacist at Brest, brother
of Hippolyte Marie Crouan (P. L. Crouan).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Laboratoire de Biologie marine, Concarneau, Bretagne, France;
for other collections see Koster (1969). — Exsiccatae: Algues marines du Finistére (3 vols., nos.
1-404), Brest (Crouan) 1852 (see Sayre), in collaboration with Hippolyte Marie Crouan
(1802-1871). Sets: FH, PCS.
Ref.: GR p. 273; IH 2: 145.
Candolle, Phytographie 405. 1880.
Dixon, Brit. phycol. Bull. 3: 213-218. 1967.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 68. 1969.
Koster, Taxon 18: 551. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 399; BL 2: 148; BM 1: 403, 6: 241; CSP 2:
99; GR p. 273; Jackson p. 281; Kew 1: 651; KR p. 132; LS 6275-6277, 32387; NI 431.
Hesse, Bull. Soc. bot. France 19(1): 76-79. 1872 (originally published in Océan, 29 Dec
1871, n.v.), reprinted also in Annuaire de la ville de Brest, 1878 (n.v.))
Guéguen, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 25: 69-78. 1909 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WorRKs: For Crouan taxa published by J. G. Agardh see KR p. 132.
569
CROUANP. L.
EPONYMY: Crouania J. G. Agardh (1842, also dedicated to his brother Hippolyte Marie
Crouan (1802-1871), q.v.)
1280. Florule du Finistére contenant les descriptions de 360 espéces nouvelles de sporo-
games, de nombreuses observations et une synonymie des plantes cellulaires et vascu-
laires qui croissent spontanément dans ce département, accompagnées de trente-deux
planches ot est représentée l’organographie, faite sur l’état vif, des fruits et des tissus de
198 genres d’algues avec la plante grandeur naturelle ou réduite plus une planche sup-
plémentaire ot sont figurés 24 champignons nouveaux. Paris (Friedrich Klincksieck),
Brest (J. B. et A. Lejournier) 1867. Qu. (Fl. Finistére).
Co-author: Hippolyte Marie Crouan (1802-1871).
Publ.: Feb-Sep 1867 (p. x: 10 Jan 1867; Flora 8 Oct 1867), p. [i]-x, [1]-262, frontisp.,
pl. 1-31, + 1 suppl. pl., coloured liths. by H. Crouan. — Copies: B, HH, P, PCS.
Ref.: BM 1: 403; Jackson p. 283; LS 6277; NI 431; PR 1976.
De Bary, Bot. Zeit. 26: 334-335. 15 Mai 1868.
Guéguen, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 25: 74-76. 1909.
Crozals, André de (1861-1932), French lichenologist, mycologist and wine-merchant.
(Croz.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PC; material also at TLON and US.
Ref.: GR p. 275; IH 2: 145.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 181. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 400; CSP 14: 418; GR p. 273; LS 32390-
32303; LS suppl. 5853-5860; PFC 2(2): xxi, 3(2): x.
Anon., Bull. Acad. Géogr. Bot. 13: 11. 1904, 19: 11. 1909.
Allorge, Rev. bryol. lichénol. ser. 2. 6(60): 225-226. 1933 (bibl.)
Jahandiez et Nardi, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 49: 177-189. 1933 (gives date of birth
2 Jan 1862 in text but “1861” in heading).
Crueger, Hermann (1818-1864), German born apothecary who settled in Trinidad in
1841, Government botanist and director of the botanical garden 1857-1864. (Crueg.)
HERBARIUM and TypEs: TRIN. The hepatics were at B (Gottsche herb.), Musci sent to
Mitten are at NY; some material was also sent to K.
Ref.: BB p. 78; IH 2: 145.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 33-34. 1902.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 400; BB p. 78; BM 1: 404; CSP 2: 100,
7: 4703; Jackson p. 376; Kew 1: 652; Langman p. 376; PR 1977; Zander ed. 10, p. 648.
Anon., J. Bot. 2: 191. 1864.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 22: 119-120. 1864.
Anon., Flora 47: 284. 1864 (““Krueger’’).
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 33-34. 1898, 3: 33-34. 1902.
Crump, William Bunting (1868-1950), British botanist. (Crump).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 400; BL 2: 276; BM 1: 404, 6: 241; Kewr:
653.
CcomPosITE works: The Halifax Naturalist and Record of the Scientific Society ... con-
ducted by W. B. Crump ... editor, Halifax, vols. 1-8. 1896-1904.
1281. The flora of the parish of Halifax. Halifax Scientific Society 1904. Oct. (Fl. Halifax).
Co-author: Charles Crossland (1844-1916).
Publ.: 1896-1904 (see below), p. [i]-Ixxv, [1]-316. Copies: BR, HH, NY. — Issued as a
Supplement to the Halifax Naturalist as follows:
570
CUMMINGS
pages dates vol. pages dates vol.
[i]-viii 1904 vill 89-128 1899 iv
1X-XXXl1 1900 Vv 129-144 1900 iv & v
XXXiil-Ixiv IQOI v & vi 145-160 I901 vi
Ixv-lxxvi 1904 vill 161-208 1902 vi & vii
[i]-12 1896 i 209-272 1903 vil & viii
15-56 1897 iii 273-316 1904 Vill
57-88 1898 lil
Issued as above except p. 1-120 which, owing to the stock being destroyed by fire, were
revised and reprinted in 1900, and have not been issued apart from the complete work.
Ref.: BL 2: 276; BM 6: 241; Kew 1: 653.
Cruse, Carl Friedrich Wilhelm (1803-1873), German botanist at Kénigsberg. (Cruse).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: KBG.
Ref.: TH 2: 145.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 401; BM 1: 404; CSP 2: 102, 6: 631; Kew1:
654; PR 1978-1979.
EPONYMY: Crusea Chamisso & D. F. L. Schlechtendal (1830).
1282. De Rubiaceis capensibus praecipue de genere Anthospermo. Disseruit Guilelmus
Cruse Med. Dr. Dissertatio inauguralis. Accedunt tabulae aeneae duae. Berlin (Briischke)
1825. Qu. (Rubiac. cap.)
Publ.: 1825, p. [1]-22, [2, expl., add.], pl. r-2 uncol. stipple (1) and line (1) engr. by
C. Rothig. Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 404; Kew 1: 654; PR 1978.
Cummings, Clara Eaton (1855-1906); American lichenologist at Wellesley College.
(Cumm.)
HERBARIUM and Types: MAINE, WELC. — Fungi at MICH (Hawksworth). Exsiccatae:
1. with Arthur Bliss Seymour (1859-1933) (dec. 1-16) and Thomas Albert Williams
_ (1865-1900) (dec. 16): Decades of North American Lichens (Dec. i-xxxvi, nos. 1-360)
Wellesley, Mass. 1892-1903. Copies at BM, C, FH, MICH, NY, WELC.
2. with same: Lichenes boreali-americani, second edition of Decades of North American
Lichens (dec. i-xxvili, nos. 1-280) Wellesley, Mass. 1894-1903. Copies at BM, CM,
FH, MICH, NY, S, WEIC.
3. Myxomycetes of New England (unnumbered distribution).
Ref.: GR p. 186, IH 1 (ed. 6): 357, 2: 146.
Anon., Bot. Gaz. 23: 218-219. 1897, 27: 416-417. 1899.
Anon., Bot. Centralbl. 66: 164. 1896, 75: 236. 1808.
Day, Rhodora 3: 219. 1901.
Riddle, Mycologia 4: 125-140. 1912 (Jamaican lichens).
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 120. 1969.
Stevenson, Beih. Nov. Hedwigia 36: 96. 1971.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 130-131. 1973 (corr. with E. G.
Britton).
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 182. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 403; BM 6: 242; Bossert p. 89; CSP 14: 340
(sub Cooley); GR p. 185-186; LS 6414-6419, 32420-32423, LS suppl. 5897.
Anon., Rev. bryol. 34: 126. 1907 (portr.)
Anon., Science, ser. 2. 25: 77-78. 1907.
Fink, Bryologist 10: 37-41. 1907 (portr., bibl.)
Anon., J. New York Bot. Gard. 9: 63. 1908.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 125. 1911.
_
571
CUNNINGHAM, A.
Cunningham, Allan (1791-1839), Kew collector, later colonial botanist in New South
Wales, brother of Richard Cunningham. (A. Cunn.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: K, originally bequeathed to Robert Heward who gave duplicates
to Fielding; now at OXF. Other material at (e.g.) BM, E, G, NSW. Manuscripts at
BM, K and Sydney Public Library.
Ref.: GR p. 395, IH 1 (ed. 6): 357, 2: 147.
Candolle, Phytographie 406. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 151. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 72. 1970.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 308-309. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 359; Barnhart 1: 404; BB p. 79; BM 1: 405-
406; Bossert p. 89; CSP 2: 104-105; Dawson p. 246-247; DNB 13: 308; GR p. 395;
HR; IF p. 692; Jackson p. 400; Kew 1: 660; LS 6422; PR 1990-1991; Zander ed. 10,
p. 648.
Anon., Flora 23: 208. 7 Apr 1840.
Heward in Hooker, J. Bot. 4: 231-320. 1841, London J. Bot. 1: 107-128, 263-292. 1842,
5: 662. 1846 (frontisp.)
Norwich, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1: 67-68. 1849 (for 1840).
Hooker, Fl. Tasm. cxiv-cxvii. 1860.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1888/90: 34. 1891 (portr.)
Thiselton-Dyer, Bull. Misc. Inf. Kew 1891: 309-310.
Norton, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 25: 770-774, 789. 190I.
Cheeseman, Manual NZ flora xx-xxi. 1906.
Maiden, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1906: 212, 214-216.
Milner, Cat. Portraits Kew 31. 1906.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 14-15. 1906.
Maiden, J. roy. Soc. NSW 42: 99. 1908.
Maiden, Sir Joseph Banks 141-155, 240. 1909.
Cockayne, Veget. New Zealand 2-3. 1921.
Glenn, The botanical explorers of New Zealand 174. 1950.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 122-123. 1950.
Bagnall and Petersen, William Colenso 484. 1950.
Coats, The plant hunters 215-222, 231-233, 387. 1969.
McMinn, Allan Cunningham, botanist and explorer, Melbourne 1970, x, 147 p. (portr.,
bibl.)
McMinn, Rec. Austral Acad. Sci. 2(1): 1-9. 1970.
Gorer, Quart. Bull. alp. Gard. Soc. 40(1): 24-27. 1972.
EPONyMyY: Alania Endlicher (1836); Cunninghamia R. Brown (1826, nom. cons., also de-
dicated to his brother Richard Cunningham (1793-1835), q.v.) Note: Cunninghamella
Matruchot (1903) and Cunninghamia Currey (1873) are dedicated to David Douglas
Cunningham (1843-1914), q.v.
Cunningham, David Douglas (1843-1914), British pathologist and physician in the
Indian medical service. (D. D. Cunn.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: TOR.
Ref.: Kent, Brit. herbaria 50. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 404; BB p. 79-80; BM 1: 406, 6: 242; CSP 7:
470, 9: 617, 12: 179, 14: 428; GR p. 370; Jackson p. 82, 165, 167; Kew 1: 660-661;
LS 6423-6432.
Prain, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1914/5: 24-26. 1915.
Prain, Proc. Roy. Soc. ser. B. 89: xv-xx. 1915.
EPONYMY: Cunninghamella Matruchot (1903); Cunninghamia Currey (1873; Note: The
material was collected by David Douglas Cunningham in Calcutta, and was brought to
Currey’s notice by Robert Oliver Cunningham (1841-1918), an elder brother of David).
572
CURTIS, M. A.
Cunningham, Gordon Herriot (1892-1962), New Zealand mycologist. (G. Cunn.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PDD.
iefa-al Eley (edi6) 3397"
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Cunningham, cf. supra, sub A. and D. D.
Cunningham.
Cunningham, Richard (1793-1835), British gardener, Kew collector in Australia,
colonial botanist in New South Wales 1833-1835, brother of Allan Cunningham.
(R. Cunn.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K, incl. mss. flora of New Zealand, other material at E, GL,
MEL, MO, NSW, OXF.
Refer 4 7.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 152. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 72. 1970.
D’Arcy, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 59(1): 24. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 359; Barnhart 1: 404; BB p. 80; CSP 2: 105;
DNB 13; 317; HAR; PR op. 73; Zander (ed. 10) p. 648.
Hooker, Comp. bot. Mag. 2: 210-221. 1836 (portr.).
Hooker, Fl. ‘Tasmania cxvi, cxx, Cxxiii-cxxiv. 1860.
Cheeseman, Man. New Zealand fl. xx-xxi. 1906.
Maiden, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1906: 212-214.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 32. 1906.
Maiden, J. Proc. Roy. Soc. NSW 42: 99-100. 1908.
Maiden, Sir Joseph Banks 153. 1909.
Cockayne, Veg. New Zealand 3. 1921.
Coats, The plant hunters 220-221, 232. 1969.
EPONYMY: Cunninghamia R. Brown (1826, nom. cons., also dedicated to his brother Allan
Cunningham (1791-1839), q.v.)
Note: Cunninghamella Matruchot (1903) and Cunninghamia Currey (1873) are dedicated to
David Douglas Cunningham (1843-1914), q.v.
Currey, Frederick (1819-1881), British mycologist. (Cuwrr.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K; mss on fungi at LINN.
Ref.: BB p. 80; IH 2: 147.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 405; BL 2: 247; BB p. 80 (ed. 1, p. 43);
BM 1: 407; CSP 2: 108, 7: 472, 9: 619, 12: 179; DNB 13: 311; IF p. 692; Kew 1: 660-
661; LS 6434-6456; MW p. 88; PR p. 73.
Jackson, J. Bot. 19: 310-312. 1881.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1881. 59-60. 1883.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1888/90: 34-35. 1891.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Edited Badham’s Esculent funguses (1863).
EPONYMY: Curreya P. A. Saccardo (1883) ; Curreyella (P. A. Saccardo) Lindau (1897).
Curtis, Moses Ashley (1808-1872), American mycologist in the Carolinas. (MM. A.
Curtis).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: FH, also material at BRU, K, MAINE, NEB, NY. — Cor-
respondence with Torrey at NY.
Refs te (edia6)3575 25 148.
Day, Rhodora 3: 242. 1901. -
Martin in Lenley et al., Ind. corr. Torrey 451. 1973.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 182. 1974.
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CURTIS, M. A.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 406; BL 2: 204; BM 1: 407; CSP 2: 110, 7:
473; GR p. 186; Kew 1: 664; LS 6460-6469, 31426; ME 1: 176, 3: 559; MW p. 88;
PR p. 73.
Gray, Amer. J. Sci. ser. 3. 5: 391-393. 1873, Sci. papers 2: 351-353. 1889.
Wood, J. Elisha Mitchell scientific Soc. 2: 9-31. 1885 (portr.)
Dudley, J. mycol. 2: 54-59. 1886 (bibl.)
Youmans, Pop. Sci. Monthly 34: 405-410. 1859.
Lawson Scribner, Bull. ‘Torrey bot. Club 20: 321-324. 1893.
Shear and Stevens, Mycologia 11(4): 181-201. 1919 (bibl.)
Stevens, Sci. Monthly 1919: 157-166.
Rodgers, John Torrey 339. 1962.
Powell, Moses Ashley Curtis 1808-1872. Chapel Hill 1958, 20 p. (portr.)
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. Bot. 64-66. 1961.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Curtis, cf. infra, sub W. Curtis.
Curtis, Samuel (1779-1860), British florist at Walworth, Notts., proprietor of the
Botanical Magazine 1801-1846, cousin of William Curtis. (S. Curtis).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 406; BB p. 81; BM 1: 407, 6: 244; Bossert
p- 90; DNB 13: 349; HU 2: 599 [index]; Jackson p. 536 [index]; Kew 1: 664; MW p.
88, suppl. 53; NI 436-438; Plesch p. 187.
Trimen and Dyer, Fl. Middlesex 396. 1869.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 32. 1906.
Burleigh, J. roy. hort. Soc. 58: 324-328. 1933 (portr.)
Curtis, W. H., Biogr. W. Curtis, Winchester 1941.
Anon., House and Gard. Nov 1973: 146, 150.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Curtis, cf. infra, sub W. Curtis.
NOTE: Samuel Curtis was a first cousin of William Curtis; he married William’s daughter
Sarah Caustin (1779-1827) on 19 Oct 1801. Samuel published William Curtis’ Lectures
on botany (1803-1805), in three volumes, the first of which contains Thornton’s Sketch of
the life and writings of the late Mr. William Curtis.
Samuel’s full control of the Botanical Magazine dates from 1827.
1283. A monograph on the genus Camellia. The whole from original drawings by Clara
Maria Pope. London 181g. Fol. (Monogr. Camellia).
Publ.: Aug 1819 — 5 unnumbered aquatint plates by Clara Maria Pope. engraved by
Weddell. See Dunthorne for an analysis. — The price was £ 6.6. — coloured and
£ 3.3. uncoloured. The book was probably reissued Feb 1822. A modern reprint was
published recently, Ipswich s.d., copy: G.
Ref.: BM 1: 407; DU 85; GF p. 54; Jackson p. 126; Kew 1: 664; MW p. 88, suppl.
p- 533 NI 437.
Anon., Flora 5: 351. 14 Jun 1822 (“‘in Februar 1822 ... erschienen”’ sic; see also
Flora 5: 640. 28 Oct 1822).
1284. The beauties of Flora being a selection of flowers painted from nature by eminent
artists, with accurate descriptions in English and French, together with the most
approved method of culture, by Samuel Curtis, F.L.S. from whose collection the
specimens are selected. Published by S. Curtis, Gamston, Notts. 1820. Fol. (Beauties
Flora).
Publ.: The to plates were issued between 1806 and 1820, they are unsigned, partly
hand-coloured, partly colour-printed, by Clara Maria Pope and T. Baxter. — First
issued as The beauties of Flora ... from nature by Thomas Baxter, Walworth 1806, dated
1 Jan 1806. The second issue, listed above has the Baxter plates with the date altered
to 1820. — See Dunthorne for a full analysis.
Ref.: BM 1: 407; DU 84; GF p. 54; Jackson p. 536; Kew 1: 664; NI 436.
Britten, J. Bot. 37: 183-184. 1899.
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CURTIS, Ww.
Curtis, William (1746-1799), English botanist, entomologist, and editor of the Botani-
cal Magazine 1787-1799. (Curtis).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown. Drawings and 2 volumes of a “‘Hortus siccus grami-
neus”’ at K.
Ref.: 1H 2: 148.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 50. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 380; Barnhart 1: 406; BB p. 81; BL 2: 216;
BM 1: 407-408, 6: 243-244; Bossert p. 90; CSP 2: 110; Dawson p. 248; DNB 13: 349;
Henrey 590-611; HU 2: 599 [index]; Jackson p. 536 [index]; Kew 1: 664-665; Lang-
man p. 230; LS 6470; MW p. 88-89, suppl. p. 53; NI 439-443; Plesch p. 186-188;
PR 1998-2012, ed. 1, 2088-2102; Smit p. go2; Zander ed. 10, p. 648.
Trimen and Dyer, Fl. Middlesex 393-396. 1869 (bibl.).
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 32. 1906.
Davey, Fl. Cornwall xxxiv. 1909.
Nelmes, Curtis’s Bot. Mag. dedications 1827-1927, p. xvi-xxi. 1932.
Curtis, W. H., William Curtis (1746-1799), Winchester 1941.
Gilmour, Exhibition in commemoration of the birth of William Curtis, Alton 1946.
Gilmour, Nature 157: 14-15. 1946.
Hunkin, Endeavour, London, 5: 13-17. 1946 (portr.).
J. W. H., Gard. Chron. 119: 19. 1946.
Lousley, J. roy. hort. Soc. 71: 98-100 (portr.), 124-129. 1946.
Savage, Nature 157: 15-16. 1946.
Savage, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 158: 13-16. 1947 (portr.).
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxvi. 1948.
Stearn, [Introduction to facsimile edition of ] W. Curtis, A short history of the Brown-
Tail Moth [1782]. Curwen facsimile. 1969.
Anon., House and Gard., Nov 1973: 150-151. 1973.
EPONYMY: Curtisia W. Aiton (1789). — Note: Curtisina Ridley (1920) was dedicated to
Charles Curtis (1853-1928), British collector in the Malesian area.
1285. A catalogue of the plants growing wild in the environs of London. London 1774. Qu. or
Oct. in twos (n.v.) (Cat. pl. London).
Publ.: 1774. p. [1]-40. - Wrongly attributed to W. Curtis by Dryander (1798). Gilmour
has shown that the internal evidence does not support this supposition. The authorship
remains unsettled.
Ref.: BM 1: 407; Jackson p. 251; Kew 1: 664; PR 1998; IDC 5119.
Gilmour, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 2(5): 181-182. 1949.
1286. Flora londinensis: or plates and descriptions of such plants as grow wild in the
environs of London: with their places of growth, and times of flowering; their several
names according to Linnaeus and other authors: with a particular description of each
plant in Latin and English. To which are added, their several uses in medecine, agri-
culture, rural oeconomy, and other arts. London (author) [1775-]1777-1798. 2 vols.
Fol. (Fl. londin.)
Publ.: For a detailed study of this intricate book see Stevenson, Dandy, and Stearn; for a
summary see Henrey 595-598. These authors also give references, not repeated here,
to previous treatises. ‘The work consisted of 432 (434; see Cardew) plates, each with
accompanying text, issued in 72 ‘‘numbers’’ of 6 plates each. ‘Twelve “numbers”
constituted a “‘fascicle,”’ three fascicles constituted a volume. The plates were num-
bered in three ways: a) the numbers assigned to them in each fascicle index, b) those
in each volume index and c) the numbers engraved on some of them. Since the
publication by Stevenson, Dandy, and Stearn is not easily available, the analysis of
the contents of the fascicles and numbers is repeated here with kind permission from
the Hunt Botanical Library. However, for an enumeration of the names of the plants
illustrated on the plates and of their modern equivalents, reference must be made to the
Hunt Catalogue (HU 650). The dates given here are those given by Stevenson,
Dandy, and Stearn with the exception of those marked with an asterisk, which are
575
CURTIS, W.
the dates of receipt by the University Library at Cambridge. These dates agree all
very well with the general scheme as given by Stevenson et al. and fill some gaps in
the information. However, the Cambridge University Library records give as the
date of receipt of parts 1-23, 22 Jul 1775 and as that of parts 24-46, 9 Nov 1779. This
discrepancy is difficult to solve at the moment.
fasc. number plate numbers type b dates
I 42, 197 79, 405 36, 160 Mai 1775
71, 91, 208, 161, 133, 14 1775
175, 105, 19, 49, 185, 96 1775
35> 2, 148, 20, 86, 109 1775
576
QO FF S= = SHS Se Oe Se Se eS oS
COO ON OUHWNHH OW CON OUBAWDND &
130, 173, 102, 72, 3, 115
201, 18, 98, 48, 38, 183
129, 200, I, 107, 150, 47
114, 149, 174, 43, 116, 202
10, 134, 80, 26, 141, 180
166, 12, 142, 76, 128, 181
132, 77, 75, 127, 85, 119
73> 75> 9s 545 99> 198
ante 5 Dec 1775
prob. by Aug 1776
ante Aug 1777
2 130, 120; 113. 110, (70,177, 1G h7)
94, 194, 90, 84, 121, 16 1777
29, 108, 6, 191, 145, 17 ante 22 Dec 1777
30, 50, IIT, 41, 153; 213 .
22, 211, 28, 212, 112, 82 sins
51, 182, 21, 156, 60, 67 ante 17 Jul 1778
4, 89, 104, 117, 189, 147 1778
52, 157, 39, 196, 118, 64 ante 21 Dec 1778
QI 935 187, 151, 167, 65, 209 st
22 81, 152, 199, 204, 203, 66, 95
23 106, 78, 5, 34, 83, 176
24. 15, 1355 59> 1435 122, 58
3 25 13, 169, 172, 45, 171, 87
26 56, 168, 126, 123, 179, 140
27 154, 100, 144, 33, 146, 137
28 178, 207, 206, 44, 63, 163, 195 ner
29 46, IOI, 192, 193, 61, 159 1780
30 138, 139, 190, 186, 188, 158 ante 2 Oct 1780
31 162, 124, 32, 62, 53, 97 1780
32 D703 24.091 255) 207537. 5 Oct-25 Nov 1780
33 68, II, 214, 7, 155, 218 Dec 1780
34 2T5,\ 270,16,19;1275 103 24. Mar 1781
35 88, 92, 131, 23, 125, 164 1781
36 184, 57, 216, 55, 205, 105 ante 15 Aug 1781
4 37 455 7» 12, 13, 210, 95 1781
38 201, 118, 48, 157, 49, 155 ante 30 Nov 1781
39 LOQ;/ 127,212; 217, 120,203 20 Sep-21 Dec 1781
40 167, 89, 213, 81, 173, 50 ory:
41 97, 182, 28, 29, 165, 106
42 57, 117, 144, 116, 110, 67 ey
43 355 70, 27, 37, 143, 46 ante 9 Oct 1782
44 90, 133, 30, 31, 211, 82 wes
45 47, 85, 208, 131, 87, 163 ante 20 Mai 1783
46 187, 58, 205, 207, 206, 60, 86 1783
47 132, 158, 9, 190, 191, 192 1783
48 F.215175, 204, Dill Go, Apr 1784
5 49 41, 40, 134, 44, 103, 124 ee
50 126, 104, 80, 178, 120, 17 prob. Jan 1785
51 25, 138, 3, 164, 100, 76 1 Feb 1785*
52 775 975 209, 210, 156, 166 15 Feb 1786*
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53 I05, 161, 214, 215, 39, 96 26 Jun 1786*
54 146, 202, 130, 129, 78, 10 21 Aug 1786*
55 162, 23, 123, 137, 135, 69 10 Nov 1786*
56 5, 6, 179, 180, 34, 43 2 Jan 1787*
57 42, 122, IQ, 200, 172, 16 2 Mar 1787*
58 194, 195, 176, 19, 98, 99 2 Mar 1787*
59 184, 174, 745 73, 61, 56 28 Aug 1786*
60 72, 79, 68, 147, 245 150 Nov 1788
61 32, 66, 59, 198, 55, 136 30 Jun 1789*
62 139, 94, 178, 88, 63, 199 7 Nov 1789*
63 64, 36, 177, 171, 175, 62 5 Mar 1790*
64 149, 151, 196, 197, 141, 193 1 Jan 1791 (7 Feb 1791*)
65 Thy LG iA es LLG) Lis 5 T 1 Mar 1791 (11 Jul 1791*)
66 140, 20, 21, 22, 160, 107 1 Dec 1791
67 71, 159, 169, 168, 8, 52 ante 10 Apr 1793
68 II4, 101, 185, 4, 83, 188 post 1 Jun 1794 (16 Nov 1794*)
69 92, 108, 154, 181, 125, 112 1794. (17 Nov 1795* sic)
70 26, 2, 18, 152, 189, I15 28 Nov 1796*
71 148, 186, 65, 53, 145, 84 1795
72 14, 183, 93, 33» 54, 102 1798
First issue: author’s address 51 Gracechurch St., later issue: Botanic Garden Lambeth
Marsh. — The 434 hand-coloured plates are engraving from drawings by Sydenham
Edwards, Will Kilburn and James Sowerby. Copy ed. 1: HU.
Another edition was published between 1817 and 1828 (London, Fol., 5 vols., 659
hand-coloured plates on 647 leaves; the additional plates are by George Graves and
William Hooker). Henry Bohn took over the remaining copies of this second edition
and issued them in 1835 with new title-pages, carrying the date 1835. Copies: M,
MICH.
Ref.: BL 2: 216; BM 6: 243-244; DU 87; Henrey 595-598; HU 650; Kew 1: 664; LS
6470; NI 439; PR 2004; SK p. clxxvi; ST p. 59; IDC 627.
Clarke, J. Bot. 33: 112-114. 1895; 37: 390-395. 1899.
Hooker, J. D., Ann. Bot. [London] 16: xcviii-xcix. 1902 [discussion of the 1817-1828
edition].
Jackson, J. Bot. 19: 309-310. 1881; 54: 153-164. 1916.
Druce, Rep. Bot. Exch. Club 5: 412-414. 1919.
Williams, J. Bot. 57: 100. 1919.
Stearn, Rep. Sp. nov. 45: 216-217. 1938.
Cardew, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 2: 223-224. 1950.
Stevenson, Dandy and Stearn in Stevenson, Cat. Bot. Books Coll. Hunt 2: 389. 1961
(= HU 650).
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 142-143. 1975.
1287. Linnaeus’s system of botany, so far as relates to his classes and orders of plants;
illustrated by figures entireley new, with copious explanatory descriptions. Drawn up
for the use of his pupils ... London (author) 1777. Qu. (Linn. syst. bot.)
Publ.: 1777, p. [i-iv], 1*-4*, [1]-15, pl. 1-2, coloured copper engr., each reproduced
twice, once plain and once coloured. Copies: HU, USDA.
Other issue: London (W. Phillips for Samuel Curtis) undated, but presumably after 1786
because Curtis identified on t.p. as “‘author of ... Botanical Magazine” as follows:
Linnaeus’s/ ... / ... plants; / illustrated by / figures entirely new; /... / ... pupils,
/ by / William Curtis, F.L.S. / author of / the Flora Londinensis, Botanical Magazine,
etc. / ... / London s.d., with frontispiece portr. of W. Curtis, p. [i-ii1], [1]-19, fl.
[z-2], coloured copper engr. Copy: NY. Henrey 607 provides evidence for publication
in 1803.
Ref.: BM 1: 467; Dryander 3: 22; Henrey 606-607; Jackson p. 17.
1288. Practical observations on the British grasses, especially such as are best adapted to the
BWA)
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laying down or improving of meadows and pastures: likewise an enumeration of the
british grasses. London (author) 1790. (Pract. observ. Brit. grasses).
Ed, 1: General [sic] observations on the advantage which may result from the in-
troduction of our best grasses. 1787 fol. Issued as a leaflet with the ‘“‘Flora Londinen-
sis’ Vol. 1. See Henrey 742. Copy: BM.
Ed. 2: London (author) 1790. Oct. (in fours) (plates dated 1 Sep 1790), p. [i-iii], [1]-67,
pl. 1-6. Copies: G, HU.
Ed. 3: London (author) 1798. Qu., p. [i-iii], [1]-73, [74, note], pl. 1-6, uncoloured
copper engr. Copy: NY. — Title: “... pastures: to which is added an ... grasses.
The third edition, with additions.”
Ed. 4(z): London (author) 1804 (p. 6: 30 Jun 1804), p. [i-iii], [1]-58, [59 adv.], pl. 1-6.
(see Wheldon and Wesley, Cat. 131 (1974)). Copy: HU.
Ed. 4(2): London (H. D. Symonds; author) Jul 1805. Oct. (in fours), ‘“To which is now
added a short account of the diseases in corn, called by farmers the blight, the mildew
and the rust; by Sir Joseph Banks, Bart.”’, p. [i], [1]-58, [59 adv.], p/. z-6, uncoloured
copper engr., [Banks:] [1]-14, [15 expl.], z pl. — Copy: NY.
Ed. 5: London (H. D. Symonds) 1812, Oct. or Qu., p. [i-iii], [1]-98, pl. 1-7, [Banks:]
[g9]-116, z pl., unnumbered, by F. Bauer. — Copies: MICH, NY. Title: ‘‘... Fifth
edition. With additions by John Lawrence ...”
Ed. 6: London (Sherwood, Jones, and Co.) 1824, Oct., p. [i-iv], [1]-165, [166 exp. pl.],
pl. 1-7, coloured engr. by S. Curtis, plus 1 unnumbered pl. by F. Bauer, as frontispiece,
or with Banks article. — Copies: BR, NY, USDA. Title: “*... sixth edition, with
considerable additions, by John Lawrence ...”
Ed. 7: London 1834. (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 408 [ed. 1, 2, 4, 5]; Henrey 599-604; Kew 1: 665 [ed. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and
German transl. Leipzig 1805].
1289. A catalogue of the British medicinal, culinary and agricultural plants, cultivated in the
London botanical garden. London (B. White, Sewel, Robinson, Payne, Debrett) 1783.
Oct. (in fours) (Cat. Brit. med. pl.)
Publ.: 1783, p. [i]-vi, [vii-viii, notes, err.], [9]-149. Copy: HU.
Ref.: BM 1: 408; PR 2202.
1290. The botanical magazine; or, flower-garden displayed: in which the most ornamental
foreign plants, cultivated in the open ground, the greenhouse, and the stove, are
accurately represented in their natural colours. To which will be added, their names,
class, order, generic and specific characters, according to the celebrated Linnaeus; their
places of growth, and times of flowering: together with the most approved methods of
culture. A work intended for the use of such ladies, gentlemen, and gardeners, as wish
to. become scientifically acquainted with the plants they cultivate. London 1787-x [full
title varies], 176 vols. Oct. [cont.] (Bot. Mag.)
Publ.: A brief history of The botanical magazine is given by F. J. Chittenden in the Index to
volumes 1-164, published by the Royal Horticultural Society in 1956. For further
details and lists of literature see e.g. Nissen under no. 2350.
The plates in the early volumes are dated. These dates can usually be accepted as the
dates of publication. The following list is based on the one given by Chittenden. For
precise details on volumes 1-42 see the ‘General Indices to ... the first 42 volumes of
the Botanical Magazine’ pp. 68-111 (1817).
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176 - [12] 484-527 1966-1968
177 = [13] 528-571 1969-1970
178 Pe [14] 572-615 1970-1972
179 = [15] 616-659 1972-1973
180 - [16] 660-« 1974-X
Editors:
volumes _ plates dates names
I-13 1-468 1787-1800 William Curtis
14-53 469-2704 1800-1826 John Sims
54-90 2705-5485 1827-1865 William Jackson Hooker
gI-130 5486-7991 1865-1904 Joseph Dalton Hooker
131-132 7992-8111 1905-1906 William Turner Thiselton-Dyer
133-146 8112-8873 1907-1920 David Prain
147 8874-8933 1938 John Ramsbottom
148-156 8934-9336 1922-1933 Otto Stapf
157-163 9337-9044 1934-1940 Arthur William Hill
164 9645-9688 1943-1948 Arthur Disbrowe Cotton
New Series
165-173 1-395 1948-1962 William Bertram Turrill
174-178(2) 396-593 1962-1970 George Taylor
178(3)-x 5Q4-X 1972-x David R. Hunt
William Curtis (1746-1799) owned and conducted the Magazine from 1789-1799;
plates 450-468 were brought out under Thomas Curtis; John Sims took over from vol. 14
onward (although mentioned for the first time only on the titlepage of volume 15)
whereas Samuel Curtis was proprietor and owner from 1801-1845. The copyright was
transferred from Samuel Curtis to Messrs. Lovell and Reeve who held it until 1920. In
1921 a group of horticulturists, led by H. J. Elwes purchased the copyright which was
subsequently transferred to the Royal Horticultural Society. Volume 147 was sponsored
by Reginald Cory in order to fill the gap that had occurred on the occasion of the
1920-1922 transfer but due to various difficulties it could come out only after Cory’s
death.
The anomalous publication date of vol. 163, part 2, was caused by the destruction of the
stock of plates and text in the air-raid on London of 29-30 December 1940.
Variant title pages exist of the early volumes caused by the production following the
demand.
vol. dates on title pages vol. dates on title pages
1790 (orig.), 1791, 1795
1791 (orig.), 1792, 1796
1792 (orig.), 1792, 1793
I 1787 (orig.), 1790, 1793 4
2 1788 (orig.), 1796 5
3 1789 (orig.), 1792, 1797 6
A reprint of volume 70 was published in Germany (fide Chittenden).
The title of the series varied as follows:
1. Vols. 1-14: The Botanical Magazine, or Flower-Garden displayed: in which ..
in main heading of this chapter] ... Conducted by William Curtis.
. Vols. 15-33: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine ... continued by J. Sims.
. Vols. 34-42: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine ... by John Sims, M.D.
. Vols. 43-53: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine ... by John Sims, M.D.
. Vols. 54-70: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine ... conducted by S. Curtis, the descriptions
by W. J. Hooker (New Series, vols. 1-17).
. Vols. 71-90: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, comprising the plants of the Royal Gardens
of Kew, and of other botanical establishments in Great Britain, with suitable des-
criptions ... by W. J. Hooker. Third series, vols. 1-20.
. [see above
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7. Vols. g1-128: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, comprising ... by Sir Jos. D. Hooker.
Third series vols. 21-58.
8. Vols. 129-130: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, comprising ... by Sir Jos. D. Hooker
assisted by W. B. Hemsley. Third series vols. 59-60.
g. Vols. 131-132: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, comprising ... by W. T. T. Dyer. Fourth
series vols. 1-2.
10. Vols. 133-146: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, comprising ... by Dav. Prain.
11. Vol. 14.7: Curtus’s Botanical Magazine, containing ... edited by John Ramsbottom.
12. Vols. 148-156: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, comprising ... edited by Otto Stapf.
13. Vols. 157-163: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, comprising ... edited by Arthur Hill.
14. Vol. 164: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, comprising ... edited by Arthur Disbrowe
Cotton.
15. Vols. 165-...: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, comprising ... New Series volume 1 ..
edited by Will. Bertram Turrill.
Indexes to the Botanical Magazine:
Vols. 1-42: General indexes to the first forty-two volumes. London 1817.
Vols. 1-52: General indexes to the first fifty-two volumes ... to which are added memoirs of
W. Curtis by 8. Curtis. London 1828.
Vols. 1-107: Tonks, General index to the Latin names and synonyms of the plants depicted in the
first 107 volumes, London 1883.
Vols. 1-130: Hemsley, A new and complete index to the Botanical Magazine from 1787-1904,
to which is prefixed a history of the Magazine. London 1906. Oct. (xiii, 180 pp.,
also in Gard. Chron. (3)1-2, 1887. New edition 1915 (with a biography of W. H.
Fitch).
Vols. 1-164: Chittenden, Curtis’s Botanical Magazine. Index. With a revision of the names
of the plants depicted from the beginning in 1787 to the end of 1947. Volume 1 to
volume 164. To which is appended a brief history of the Magazine ... and an
appendix giving the titles and numbers of the plates from volume 165 to volume 170.
London 1956. Oct. (v, 282 pp.)
Ref.: BM 1: 408, GFB p. 83-84, HU 680, Jackson p. 473, NI 2350, Plesch p. 187-189,
PR 2007, IDC 5183.
Anon., J. Bot. 29: 222-223. 1891 (K acquires 1650 original drawings).
Goezer, Gartenflora 55: 513-517, 533-540. 1906.
Stapf, J. Roy. Hort. Soc. 51: 29-43. 1926.
Nelmes and Chuthberson, Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, dedications 1829-1927.
London 1932.
Synge, J. Roy. Hort. Soc. 73: 5-11. 1948.
Stearn in Blunt, Art of botanical illustration 184-188. 1950.
Stearn, Cat. bot. Books Hunt 2(1): cxii-cxiii. 1951.
Nissen, Bot. Buchill. 1: 120-121. 1951. 3: 73. 1966.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 146-147. 1975 (complete run 1787-1968, sold at
£ 10.000).
Cusson, Pierre (1727-1783), French botanist at Montpellier. (Cusson).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: some in P-JU.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 407; Bossert p. 90; Colmeiro 1: clxxi;
Jackson p. 34; PR foll. 2013.
Martins, Le jardin des plantes de Montpellier, Montpellier 1854, p. 37-41, 76.
EPONYMY: Cussonia Thunberg (1780).
Cutanda, Vicente (1804-1866), Spanish botanist, professor of botany in Madrid.
(Cutanda).
HERBARIUM and Types: MA, some material also at P.
Ref.: IH 2: 148.
Candolle, Phytographie 406. 1880.
584.
CUVIER, F..
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIloGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 561; Barnhart 1: 407; BL 2: 491; BM 1: 4083,
Colmeiro 1: clxxxi; Jackson p. 243; Kew 1: 666; PR 2015-2016.
Colmeiro, Bot. penins. hispan.-lusit. 206. 1858.
Willkomm, Bot. Zeit. 24: 316. 1866.
Anon., Flora 50: 15. 1867.
EPONYMY: Cutandia Willkomm (1860).
1291. Manual de botanica descriptiva, 6 resumen de las plantas que se encuentran en las:
cercanias de Madrid, y de las que se cultivan en los jardines de la corte; dispuesto segun
el método de familias naturales. Madrid (D. Santiago Saunaque) 1848. Oct. (Man. bot.
descr.)
Co-author: Mariano del Amo y Mora (1820-1896).
Publ.: 1848, p. [i]-xvi, table, [1]-1155. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 408; Jackson p. 341; Kew 1: 666; PR 2015.
Wilkomm. Bot. Zeit. 8: 133-135. 15 Feb 1850.
1292. Flora compendiada de Madrid » su provincia 6 descripcion sucinta de las plantas.
vasculares que espontaneamente crecen en este territorio. Madrid (Imprenta nacional)
1861. Oct. (Fl. comp. Madrid).
Publ.: 1861 p. [1]-759, map, table. — Copies: M, NY, US.
Ref.: BM 1: 408; Jackson p. 341; Kew 1: 666; PR 2016.
Willkomm, Bot. Zeit. 21: 366-367. 20 Nov 1863.
Cuvier, Georges Léopold Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert, baron (1769-1832).
(Cuvier).
COLLECTIONS: Muséum d’Histoire naturelle, Paris (mainly zoological and palaeonto-
logical; a small herbarium also at P). For Cuvier’s manuscripts see Dehérain, Catalogue
des manuscrits du Fonds Cuvier, Paris 1908.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 408; BM 1: 409-411, 6: 244; CSP 2: r14-
122, 6: 684, 7: 473; Dawson p. 249; DBF 10: 708; Kew 1: 667; PR ed. 1, 2104-2106;
Quenstedt p. 98-99; (q.v. for many earlier biogr. refs.) ; Smit p. 904, 1044.
Roule, in L’Histoire de la nature vivante d’aprés l’oeuvre des grands naturalistes fran-
cais, Paris 1926, 242 p.
Bultingaire et al., Arch. Mus. Hist. nat. ser. 6. 9: 1-61. 1932.
Hooykaas, Natural law and divine miracle, Leiden 1959, p. 235.
Coleman, Georges Cuvier, Zoologist, 1964 (q.v. for many earlier references).
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 106-108. 1966.
Bourdier, DSB 3: 521-528. 1971 (critical review of secondary literature).
Hahn, The anatomy of a scientific institution 341, 4.22. 1971.
EPONYMY: Cuviera A. P. de Candolle (1807, nom. cons.); Cuviera G. L. Koeler (1802,
nom. rej.)
Cuvier, Georges-Frédéric dit Frédéric (1773-1838), French naturalist, brother of
Georges Cuvier. (F. Cuvier).
NOTE: Frédéric Cuvier is listed here because he was the general editor of the Dictionnaire
des sciences naturelles. The Dictionnaire contains descriptions of numerous new taxa; it is
often referred to, after its publisher, as Levrault’s Dictionnaire. The Dictionnaire was
attributed erroneously to Georges Cuvier in TL-1. The latter contributed to the book
(articles signed C.C. or C.V. or C.) but the general editor was his brother Frédéric.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: DBF 9g: 1438.
EPONYMY: Cuviera A. P. de Candolle (1807, nom. cons.) and Cuviera G. L. Koeler (1802,
nom. rej.) are dedicated to his elder brother Georges Léopold Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert
Cuvier (1769-1832), q.v.
585,
CUVIER, F.
1293. Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles dans lequel on traite méthodiquement des differents étres
de
O
la nature. Paris 1804-1806, 6 vols., Oct. +; second edition Paris 1816-1845, 61 vols.
ct. (Dict. sci. nat.)
Publ.: The first five volumes (A-BYT) and a few copies of volume 6 were published
between 1804 and 1806. Publication was then discontinued and taken up again in
1816. The first six volumes were re-issued with supplements and the publication was
completed in the following years. These publications were indeed re-issues of the old
sheets with new titlepages and with separately paged suppléments. The volumes of the
second issue can therefore be used to quote from the first issue. The plates (also issued
in 60 fascicles) are sometimes bound separately in 12 volumes (there was a coloured
and an uncoloured issue), four other volumes (25 fascicles) contain the “‘Biographie
des naturalistes” with portraits. A supplementary volume (2 parts) covering the
letters A-Aye was published in 1840, but the supplement was then discontinued. The
dates given here for volumes 1-6 (first series) and 1-22 (second series) are those
provided by Sayre. The remaining dates are those provided by Cassini. Sherborn’s
publication confirms these dates in general (cf. also Stearn 1954). The text volumes
of the second edition were available on vélin paper and on ‘ordinary white paper.’
The plates, which were published in separate fascicles, were published in octavo and
in folio; both of these were available either uncoloured or coloured. ‘Twelve copies of
the quarto edition of the plates were produced with double prints, one coloured and
one uncoloured; two copies of the octavo edition were issued in the same way with
two sets of prints. Turpin was in charge of the production of the drawings and
engravings (see publisher’s announcement of the first 16 volumes of text and 14
fascicles of plates in Isis 1820, Beylage 7, p. 104).
First edition (Quarto) Tt:
volume date volume date
I 12 Oct 1804 4 8 Jan 1806
2 12 Oct 1804 5 8 Jan 1806
3 30 Jan 1805 6 1806
Second edition, Strassbourg (F. G. Levrault), Paris (Le Normant), 61 vols., 1816-1845.
Oct. Copy: U.
vol. pages alph. date
I [i]-lxii, [1-560], suppl. [1]-138 A-ALZ 12 Oct 1816
2 [i-iv] [1]-515, suppl. [1]-123 AMA-ARGE 12 Oct 1816
3 [i-iv], [1]-492, suppl. [1]-174 ARGI-BAM 11 Jan 1817
4 [i-iv], [1]-480, suppl. [1]-124 BAN-BLU 11 Jan 1817
5 [i-iv], [1]-480, suppl. [1]-160 BOA-BYT 8 Mar 1817
6 [i-iv], [1]-531, suppl. [1]-108 CAA-CAL 24 Mai 1817
5) fi-iv], [1]-534 CAR-CER 24 Mai 1817
8 [i-iv], [1 ]-603 CER-CHI 23 Aug 1817
9 [i-iv], [1]-560 CHL-COF 16 Dec 1817
10 [i-iv], [1]-596 COG-COR 23 Mai 1818
II [i-iv], [1]-615 COS-CRIS g Jan 1819
12 [i-iv], [1 ]-564 CRIT-DAZ g Jan 1819
13 [i-iv], [1]-578 DEA-DZW 24 Jul 1819
14. [i-iv], [1]-558 EA-EOU 14 Aug 1819
15 fi-iv], [1]-543 EPA-EUD 6 Nov 1819
16 [i-iv], [1]-567 EUP-FIK 8 Apr 1820
17 [i-iv], [1]-546 FIL-FYS 22 Jul 1820
18 [i-iv], [1]-594 GA-GJU 6 Apr 1821
19 [i-iv], [1]-540 GLA-GRZ 26 Jan 1821
20 [i-iv], [1]-572 GUA-HEO 2g Jun 1821
QI [i-iv], [1]-540 HEP-HULS 29 Sep 1821
22 [i-iv], [1]-570 HULT-IDYE 29 Dec 1821
586
CUVIER, F.
vol. pages alph. date
23 [i-iv], [1]-645 IEA-IRY Nov 1822
24 fi-iv], [1]-533 ISA-KYV Aug 1822
25 [i-iv], [1]-483 LAA-LEO Nov 1822
26 [i-iv], [1-555 LEP-LIN Mai 1823
27 [i-iv], [1]-551 LIO-MAC Jun 1823
28 [i-iv], [1]-492 MAD-MANA Sep 1823
2 [i-iv], [1]-544 MANB-MELI Dec 1823
30 [i-iv], [1]-483 MELL-MEL Mai 1824
31 [i-iv], [1]-576 MI-MOLLUG Aug 1824
32 [i-iv], [1]-567 MOLLUS-MORF Nov 1824
33 fi-iv], [1]-588 MORG-MYC Dec 1824
34 [i-iv], [1]-560 MYD-NIK Apr 1825
35 [i-iv], [1]-534 NIL-OJO Oct 1825
36 [i-iv], [1]-560 OKA-OSC Oct 1825
37 [i-iv], [1]-559 OSE-PARM Dec 1825
38 [i-iv], [1]-528 PARN-PERRON Dec 1825
39 [i-iv], [1 ]-559 PERROQ-PHOQ. Apr 1826
40 [i-iv], [1 ]-492 PHOR-PIM Jun 1862
41 [i-iv], [1 ]-558 PIN-PLO Jun 1862
42 [i-iv], [1]-536 PLU-PORC Aug 1826
43 [i-iv], [1]-544 PORCE-PSY Sep 1826
44 fi-iv], [1]-526 PTA-RAZ Dec 1826
45 [i-iv], [1]-548 RE-ROCHER Feb 1827
46 {i-iv], [1]-546 ROCHE-SAF Apr 1827
47 [i-iv], [1]-562 SAG-SAY Mai 1827
48 {i-iv], [1]-572 SCA-SERQ Jun 1827
49 [i-iv], [1]-539 SERR-SOUG Sep 1827
50 fi-iv], [1]-554 SOUI-STE Nov 1827
51 fi-iv], [1]-534 STI-SYST-.e-1 Dec 1827
52 [i-iv], [1]-570 SYST.e(m)-TEL Mar 1828
53 [i-iv], [1]-503 _ TEM-THEOR -e(f) Mai 1828
54. [i-iv], [1]-557 TH-TORTR Apr 1829 [sic]
55 [i-iv], [1]-566 TORTUE-TS Aug 1828
56 [i-iv], [1]-546 TUA-VAZ Sep 1828
57 [i-iv], [1]-628 VEA-VERS Dec 1828
58 [i-iv], [1]-518 VERT-UY Feb 1829
59 [i-iv], [1]-520 WAA-ZOOP Jun 1829
60 [i-iv], [1]-631 ZOOPH-ZYT Jun 1830
61 [i-vi], [], h.t.], 1-48 pref. and suppl. 1845
[49]-232 biographies 1845
Plates (bot.)
[1] [i-iii], [1 ]-8, pl. [r-r03] vég. acotyl. 1816-1829
[2] [i-ili], [1]-3, pl. [1-82] vég. monocot. 1816-1829
[3] [i-iii], [1]-4, pl. [1-94] vég. dicot. 1816-1829
[4] [i-i1i], [1]-4, pl. [95-297] vég. dicot. 1816-1829
[5] [i-111], [1]-4, pl. [rgr-373] vég. dicot. 1816-1829
Plates: minér. et cryst. 1 vol., zool. 6 vols.
Authors of botanical articles with their code-designations:
Ae A. L. de Jussieu (1748-1836)
B.M. C. F. B. de Mirbel (1776-1854)
AGP: L. M. A. Aubert Du Petit-Thouars (1758-1831)
P.B. A. F. M. J. Palisot de Beauvois (1752-1820)
H.CASS A. H. G. de Cassini (1781-1832)
DIP N. H. F. Desportes (1776-1856)
587
CUVIER, F.
ide Wi. A. N. Duchesne (1747-1827)
eps F. B. Gaillon (1782-1839)
jJS.H J. H. Jaume Saint-Hilaire (1772-1845)
LEM. D. S. Leman (1781-1829)
LD. J. L. A. Loiseleur-Deslongchamps (1774-1849)
MASS Masse(y)
P.R. P. Petit-Radel (1749-x)
iP jJ. L. M. Poiret (1755-1834)
Dew F. R. de Tussac (ff. 1786-1806)
Authors of articles in related fields:
B. Alex. Brongniart (1770-1847) (palaeontology)
G.C.; CV.;C. G. L. C. F. D. Cuvier (1769-1832) (general zoology)
C. A. F. E. Coquebert de Mombret (1781-1801) (agriculture)
qs H. E. Tessier (1741-1837) (agriculture)
Ref.: BM 1: 458; PR 10722; SK p. clxxvii-clxxviii (Stearn); SY p. 18, 70, 71.
Cassini, Opusc. phytologiques 3: 145-162. 1834.
Sherborn, Index animalium 1801-1850, 1: xliv. 1922.
Dahl, Andreas (1751-1789), Swedish physician and botanist at Abo. (Dahl).
HERBARIUM and tTypEs: Dahl gave his herbarium to the University of Abo (Turku,
TUR) where he was a botanical demonstrator from 1787-1789. ‘The herbarium was
lost in the great fire of 1827. Some Dahl material, however, is at H in the Sahlberg
herbarium, and at E in the herb. Giseke.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 411; BM 1: 413; KR 133; PR 2029;
Saelan p. 77.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 68.
Warming, Bot. Tidsskr. 12: 79. 1880.
Daydon Jackson, J. Bot. 51: 138-140. 1913.
EPONYMY: Dahlia Cavanilles (1791); Dahlia Thunberg (1792).
1294. Observationes botanicae circa systema vegetabilium divi a Linne Gottingae 1784
editum, quibus accedit justae in manes Linneanos pietatis specimen. Kobenhavn
(N. Mller) 1787. Oct. (Observ. bot.)
Publ.: 1787, p. [i], [iii], [1]-44. Copies: G, HU. — Reprinted: Mag. Bot. Roemer &
Usteri 4: 20-46. 1788. — “‘Est reputatio recensionis supplementi plantarum in com-
mentariis lipsiensibus” (PR).
Ref.: PR 2029; IDC 5885.
Dahlberg, Carl Gustav (_/l. 1753), Swedish soldier in Suriname, collector for Linnaeus.
(Dahlberg).
HERBARIUM and Types: Dahlberg came to Suriname as a mercenary, obtained a com-
mission, married a well-to-do widow who owned two plantations, and made such a
fortune that he could make three return journeys to Sweden. During his first “leave” in
1754. he made the acquaintance of Linnaeus who made him take his pupil Rolander to
Suriname. Rolander stayed only for six months. Dahlberg returned to Sweden in 1761
bringing with him the Lignum Quassiae. On his third trip (1771-1775) he brought back a
collection of 186 specimens which were first given to Gustav III of Sweden and sub-
sequently (1774) transferred to Linnaeus. These plants were the basis of Linnaeus’s
Plantae surinamenses, a dissertation defended by Jacob Alm in 1775. Further descriptions
of these plants appeared in Linnaeus f. Supplementum (1781) and in an article by C. G.
Rottbell, in Acta Lit. Univ. Hafn. 1778: 267-394.
Although there has been doubt about the fate of Dahlberg’s collections, it is certain that
they are in the Linnaean herbarium (LINN) (although difficult to recognize) and in
Alstrémer’s herbarium (which incorporates the herbarium of Linnaeus f.) now at S. The
Thunberg herbarium (UPS) also contains several sheets ““Dahlberg e Surinamo.”
588
DAHLSTEDT
Ref.: 1H 2: 150.
Dahlberg, Catalogus der Vlessen, van de Boom, Struik, Plant en rankgewassen,
dewelke ik, in Spiritus vini bewaard heb. (Manuscript LINN, copy BM-U).
Lindman, Ark. Bot. 7(3): 8. 1907.
Sack, Pharmac. Weekblad 1911: 1152-1157, 1175-1186.
Jackson, Index to the Linnean herbarium 11. 1912.
Lanjouw et Uittien, West Indische Gids 17(6): 173-190. 1935.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 158. 1936.
EPONYMY: Dahlberga Cothenius (1790, orth. var.) ; Dalbergia [sic] Linnaeus fil. (1781, also
dedicated to his brother Nils E. Dalberg or Dahlberg (1736-1819), Swedish physician) ;
Dalbergiella E. G. Baker (1928); Dalbergites O. Kuntze (1903).
Note: Dalbergaria 'Tussac (1808-1813) is dedicated to prince Karl von Dalberg (1744-
1817), german patron of science.
Dahlgren, Bror Eric (1877-1961), Swedish born American botanist (Dahlgren).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: F; further material at F, GH, NY, POM, US.
IGS Wel 28 wiXoy
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 411; BM 6: 246, 7: 914; Bossert p. 91;
Langman p. 232, 363, 591-592; LS suppl. 6043; MW suppl. p. 53.
Kitzke, Principes 6(3): 84-86. 1962.
EPONYMY: Dahigrenia Steyermark (1951).
1295. Index of American palms by B. E. Dahlgren ... Fossil palms by A. C. Noé. Botanical
series, Field Museum of Natural History vol. 14 [publication 355] Chicago 1936. Oct.
(Index Amer. palms).
Co-author (fossil palms): Adolf Carl Noé (1873-1939).
Ed. 1: 30 Apr 1936. — 456 pp., later supplemented with a volume of plates (vol. 14,
publ. 863, 30 Jan 1959), nos. 1-472.
Revised ed.: Sidney F. Glassman, A revision of B. E. Dahlgren’s Index of American Palms.
Phanerogamarum monographicae, tomus 6, Lehre (J. Cramer) 1972 (publ. 20 Dec)
(excluding fossil palms).
Ref.: Stafleu, Taxon 9: 59. 1960; 22: 305, 496. 1973.
Dahlstedt, Gustav Adolf Hugo (1856-1934), Swedish botanist specialized in Hzeracium
and Taraxacum. (Dahlst.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: S. — Exsiccatae:
1. Herbarium Hieraciorum scandinaviae (cent. i-xxiv, 1892-1911), ten sets issued: B, BM, G,
GB, GOET, K, L, LD, P, S.
2. Hieracia exsiccata (fasc. i-iv, 100 nos., 1889-1891, Linképing, Stockholm), sets at: BM,
GB, GOET, LD, S.
3. Taraxaca scandinavica exsiccata (fasc. i-iv, 50, 50, 54 and 55 nos., 1911-1914, Jonk6ping),
30 sets issued: B, BM, C, G, GB, K, L, LD, NY, S, W.
Ref.: TH 2: 150; KR p. 135, 139.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 339. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 411; BM 1: 414; Bossert p. 92; CSP 14:
453; KR p. 135-139; Langman p. 232; MW p. 89.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 35. tab. 14. 1903 (portr.); 3(3): 9, 207. 1905.
Samuelsson, Sv. Bot. Tidskr. 29: 506-510. 1935 (portr.).
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 2: 272. 1936 (portr.).
EPONYMY: Dahlstedtia Malme (1905).
COMPOSITE WORKS: Contributed the treatments of Taraxacum to A. Blytt, Haandb. Nor-
ges fl. 721-727. 1906, and to Lindman, Sv. fanerogamfl. 559-589. 1918.
589
DAIBER
Daiber, J. (/l. 1866), German highschool-teacher at Tubingen. (Daiber).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: PR 2031.
1296. Taschenbuch der Flora von Wiirttemberg. Zum Gebrauch fiir botanische Excursionen
nach Linnéischem Systeme bearbeitet. Tiibingen (Osiander) 1866. Oct. (Taschenb. Fl.
Wiirttemberg).
Ed. 1: Jul-Aug 1866 (p. vi: Apr 1866; Flora 25 Aug 1866), p. [i]-vi, [1]-230. Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: 1878, Heilbronn (Albert Scheurlen), p. [i]-xu, [1]-244. Copies: G, L.
Ed. 3: Mar-Mai 1881, Heilbronn (Albert Scheurlen), (Nat. Nov. Mai 1881), p. [i]-x,
[1]-240.
Ed. 4: Jun-Jul 1886, Heilbronn, (Nat. Nov. Jul 1881), [i]-viii, [1]-239 (n.v.)
Ed. 5: Stuttgart, Mai-Jun 1892 (pref. Apr 1892; Nat. Nov. Jul 1892), [1i]-viii, [1]-238.
(n.v.)
Ed. 6: Stuttgart (Adolf Bonz & Co.) Jan 1899 (pref. autumn 1898, Nat. Nov. Jan 1899),
[i]-viii, [1]-215. Copy: B. — “Flora von Wiirttemberg und Hohenzollern ... sechste, ver-
mehrte und verbesserte Auflage herausgegeben von Th. Daiber. (Fl. Wiirttemberg.).
Ref.: BM 1: 414, PR 2031 (ed. 1).
Dale, Samuel (1659-1739), English physician and apothecary who practised at Brain-
tree, Essex from 1680. Friend of Ray and Joseph Andrews. (Dale).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Dale owned an herbarium made by Ray: it was bequeathed by
him with his own herbarium to the Apothecaries Company. Both herbaria were trans-
ferred to the BM in 1862. Dale’s herbarium was rich in British plants, but included also
some specimens collected in the Bahama Islands in 1730-1732 by Francis Dale, and
some from South Carolina collected in 1730 by ‘Thomas Dale. Several plants collected
by the Dales were sent by him to Sloane, Buddle and Sherard.
Ref.: JH 2: 151.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 50. 1953.
Dandy, The Sloane herbarium 122. 1958.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 153. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 704; Barnhart 1: 412; BB p. 82; BM 1: 415;
Bossert p. 92; DNB 13: 385; Jackson p. 199, 200; Langman p. 232; PR 2032.
Boulger, J. Bot. 21: 193-197, 225-231. 1883.
Britten, J. Bot. 51: 352-353. 1913 (portr.)
EPONYMyY: Dalea P. Browne (1756); Dalea A. L. Jussieu (1789).
Daléchamps (Dalechamp), Jacques (1513-1588), French medical humanist, physician
and botanist at Lyon. (Daléchamps).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Daléchamps’ herbarium, mentioned by his biographers, seems
to be lost. His association with Rondelet suggests that he had learned the art at Mont-
pellier. One of his pupils at the Faculté de médecine in Lyon, Jehan Girault, made a
herbarium which is now at P.
Ref.: Planchon, Rondelet et ses disciples 16, app. 50. 1866.
Saint-Lager, Histoire des herbiers 47-49. 1885.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 478; Barnhart 1: 413; BM 1: 27; Bossert p. 92;
Colmeiro 1: clxxii; DBF 9: 1518; GR p. 313; Jackson p. 536 [index]; Langman p. 233;
LS 6204-6205; Moebius p. 34; NI 446-447; PR 2034-2035.
Sprengel, Gesch. Bot. ed. 2. 1: 332-334. 1817.
Martins, Le Jardin des Plantes de Montpellier 7-10. 1854.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 394-399. (““Mehr Philologe als beobachtender Naturforscher
29
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(3): 99. 1905.
599
DALECHAMPS
Magnin, Ann. Soc. bot. Lyon 31: 14-15. 1906; 36: 3. 1911.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 200-201. 1940 (bibl.)
Sarton, Appreciation of ancient and medieval science 85-86. 1955.
Schmitt, Gesnerus 26: 36-53. 1969 (refs. to important sources).
Schmitt, DSB 3: 533-534. 1971 (q.v. for secondary refs. and bibl.)
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 31, 41, 259. 1973.
EPONYMY: Dalechampia Linnaeus (1753).
1297. Historia generalis plantarum, in libros XVIII. per certas classes arteficiose digesta,
haec, plusquam mille imaginibus plantarum locupletior superioribus , omnes prope-
modum quae ab antiquis scriptoribus graecis, latinis, arabibus, nominantur: necnon
eas quae in Orientis atque Occidentis partibus, ante seculum nostrum incognitis,
repertae fuerunt, tibi exhibet. Habes etiam earundem plantarum peculiaria diversis
nationibus nomina: has amplas descriptiones, e quibus singularum genus, formam, ubi
crescent & quo tempore vigeant, nativum temperamentum, vires denique in medicina
proprias cognosces. Adjecti sunt indices, non solum graeci et latini, sed aliarum quoque
linguarum, locupletissimi. Lyon (apud Gulielmum Rouillium) 1586-1587, 2 vols. Fol.
(Hist. general. pl.)
Vol. r: title as above, p. [i-xi1], 1-[ 1096]. Copzes: see vol. 2.
Vol. 2: ““Historiae generalis plantarum, pars altera, continens reliquos novem libros.
Eodem in hac parte studio, quo in superiore amplae plantarum descriptiones dige-
stae,” p. [1-11], 1097-1922, [72, indices], 36 [appendix], [4, index app., err.] Copies:
HU; MOP NY, WU:
For further bibliographical information see Baudrier, Bibliographie Lyonnaise 9g:
397-398, 403, NI 446/7 and HU 154.
The book was published anonymously: it was often referred to as Historia plantarum
lugdunensis; in C. Bauhin’s Pinax as “‘Lugd.” The “‘editio princeps” of 1554 (PR 2034)
does not exist (see Hunger, Charles de l’Escluse 2: 222. 1943). The book came out in
Lyon in 1586, but most copies (all seen by us) of vol. 1 bear the date of 1587. See
NI 447 for the origin of the 2751 illustrations.
French ed. (r): Lyon 1615 (Héritiers Guillaume Rouille), 2 vols. Fol. (in tern.) Copies:
HU (vol. 1), MO, NY. — (Hist. général. pl.)
Vol. 1: 1615, p. [i-iv], 1-960, [ind. sign. MMMM-OOOO, 36 p.]: ‘“‘Histoire générale
des plantes, contenant xviii livres également départis en deux tomes: sortie latine de
la bibliothéque de Me Jacques Dalechamps, puis faite frangoise par Me Jean Des
Moulins, médecins trés-fameux de leur siécle. Ou sont portraités et descriptés
infinies plantes, par les noms propres de diverses nations, leur espéces, forme,
origine, saison, tempérament naturel, & vertus convenables a la médecine. Avec
un indice au commencement du second tome, trés-utile & trés-nécessaire pour
monstrer les propriétez des simples, & donner guérison a toutes les parties du corps
humain. Ensemble les tables des noms en diverses langues.”’
Vol. 2: 1615, p. [1-120, sign. a-k], 1-758, [index SSS2e-VV V2]: ‘“‘Histoire ... plantes,
tome second: auquel sont représentées et descriptes plusieurs sortes de plantes par
mesme ordre qu’au premier. Avec un ample indice contenant les vertus des simples
médicaments, appropriées a toutes les parties du corps humain: ensemble les tables
en diverses langues.”
French ed. (2): Lyon (Philip Borde, Laur. Arnaud, & Cl. Rigaud) 1653, 2 vols. Copies:
BR G, Eu M@yN Ye
Vol. r: 1653, p. [i-viii], 1-960, [ind. 1-36]. ‘‘Histoire ... tomes: tirée de l’exemplaire
latin de la bibliothéque ... derniére édition, revué, corrigé, & augmentée de
plusieurs plantes & figures, qui mancquoient dans les precedentes, & illustrée de
divers ornements, comme il est deduit plus amplement dans l’epistre au lecteur.”’
Vol. 2: 1653, p. [1-120, sign. a-k], 1-758, [ind. 22 p.]. ““Derniére édition corrigée
quant au langage de plusieurs barbarismes, & enrichie de diverses curiositez.”’
“Die Wichtigkeit des Originals ist all seinen Fehler ungeachtet unbestreitbar .. .
(Meyer). The book is indeed important as a basis of the knowledge of the flora of
southern France.
Ref.: BM 1: 413, HE p. 20, HU 154, NI 446, 447, Plesch 189-190, PR 2035, SA 2: 554.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 201. 1940.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 395-399. 1857.
9
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DALLA TORRE
Dalla Torre von Thurnberg-Sternhoff, Karl Wilhelm von (1850-1928), Austrian
botanist and entomologist. (Dalla Torre).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: IBF (main part), TR.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 413; BFM p. 279; BM 1: 416; Bossert p. 92;
CSP 7: 478, 9: 627, 12: 182, 14: 459-460; DTS 1: 54-56, 2: xxi, 6(4): 50, 52, 54, 131,
132; LS 6508-6519; NI 799.
Brehm, Wien. Entom. Z. 42: 29-32. 1925.
Strand, Int. Entom. Z. 22: 337-340. 1928/9 (portr.).
Steuer, Verh. Zool. bot. Ges. Wien 78: 132-136. 1929 (as a zool.).
Zehenter et al., Ber. naturw.-med. Ver. Innsbruck 41: xilil-xvili. 1929. (““Gedenkfeier’’).
Carpenter, Amer. midland Nat. 33: 22. 1945.
Stearn, Regn. veg. 71: 353. 1970.
COMPOSITE WORKS: See Hartinger und Dalla Torre, Atlas der Alpenflora (1881-1884).
1298. Genera siphonogamarum ad systema englerianum conscripta. Leipzig (Wilhelm
Engelmann) 1900-1907. Qu. (Gen. siphon.)
Co-author: Hermann August Theodor Harms (1870-1942).
Publ.: Leipzig 1900-1907, p. [i]-vii, [1]-637.
part pages dates Nat. Nov.
I 1-80 1900 Feb 1900
2 81-160 1900 Aug 1900
3 161-240 IQOI Mai Igo!
4 241-320 IQOI Jan 1902
5 321-400 1903 Jun 1903
6 401-480 1904. Jun 1904
7 481-560 1905 Mar 1905
8 561-640 1906 Aug 1906
9 641-720 1907 Feb 1907
IO/II 721-928 1907 Jan 1908
Copy: FAS (some orig. covers), U.
Facsimile reprint of first part, p. [i]-vii, [1]-637: Wiesbaden 1963. Copy: FAS.
Register zu Dalla Torre et Harms Genera siphonogamarum ad systema englerianum conscripta.
Leipzig 1908. — Publ.: One column issue, p. [i], [1]-568 (orig. pp. 638-921): Oct 1908
(Nat. Nov.), facsimile edition Graz 1958. Copies of both eds.: FAS.
Original register two columns: p. 641-928, see above.
Ref.: BM 6: 2409.
Stafleu, Taxon 12: 172. 1963.
1299. Flora der gefiirsteten Grafschaft Tirol, des Landes Vorarlberg und des Fiirstenthumes
Liechtenstein. Nach eigenen und fremden Beobachtungen, Sammlungen und den
Literaturquellen bearbeitet. Innsbruck (Wagner) 1900-1913, 6 vols (in 9). Oct. (Fl.
Tirol).
Co-author: Ludwig von Sarntheim (1861-1914).
vol. pages date
I [ati] soxve" (ine es], Dec 1900 pref. 1 Dec 1900,
[1]-414, map Nat. Nov. Jan 1901
2 [ii]-xxii, [1, h.t.], Mai-Aug 1901 pref. 1 Mai 1900,
[1]-210 Nat. Nov. Sep 1901
3 [ii]-lix, [1, h.t.], Jan-Mai 1905 pref. 1 Jan 1905,
[1]-716 Nat. Nov. Jun 1905
4 [ii]-xlvi, [1, h.t.], [1]-936, Jul-Oct 1902 pref. 1 Jul 1902,
frontisp. portr. Arnold, map Nat. Nov. Nov 1902
592
DALZELL
vol. pages date
5 [ui]-liv, [1, h.t.], [1]-671, Nov 1902- pref. 1 Nov 1902,
frontisp. portr. Gander Feb 1903 Nat. Nov. Mar 1903
6(1) [ii-iv], [1]-563 Jan-Jul 1906 Nat. Nov. Aug 1906
(2) [ul-iv], [1]-964 Jan-Mar 1909 Nat. Nov. Apr 1909
(3) [1i-iv], [1 ]-956 Nov-Dec 1911 t.p. 1912, Nat. Nov.
Dec 1911
(4) — [at]-x, [1]-495 Jul-Sep 1913 pref. 1 Jul 1913,
Nat. Nov. Oct 1913
Copy: U. — Vol. 1 contains extensive biographical and bibliographical information, and
is referred to in this publication as DTS. Vol. 6(4): “Literature 1899-1907,” is
referred to as DTS 6(4). For a Nachtrag zu 3, Pilze, see P. Magnus (1926).
Facsimile reprint: announced by Koeltz (1975).
Ref.: BM 6: 2409.
Magnus, Nachtrag zu “Die Pilze,”” Innsbruck 1926 (Ber. Naturw.-Med. Ver. Inns-
bruck 40: [1-11], [1]-315. 1926).
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1057. 1940.
Dalton, James, senior (1764-1843), British clergyman and botanist at Croft, Yorkshire.
( James Dalton).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: YRK, bryophytes at CGE.
Refs WE 225150:
Kent, Brit. herbaria 50. 1957.
Simms, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 5(2): 117-120. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart p. 414; BB p. 82.
Turner and Dillwyn, Bot. guide 2: 663-664. 1805.
Hooker and Taylor, Muscol. brit. 138-139. 1818.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1: 172. 1843 (1849).
Koenig et Sims, Ann. Bot. 2: 197-198. 1805.
EPONYMY: Daltonia W. J. Hooker & T. Taylor (1818).
Dalton, John (1766-1844), British chemist and botanist. (Zohn Dalton).
HERBARIUM and Types: MCR (destroyed 1940), E.
Ref.: Adamson and Crabtree, Mem. Proc. Manchester lit. phil. soc. 63(1): 1-46. 1919
(also J. Bot. 57: 293-294. 1919).
Kent, Brit. herbaria 50. 1957.
Sims, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 5(2): 117-120. 1969.
Wood, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 5(4): 270-271. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BB p. 82; CSP 2: 133-135; DNB 13: 428.
Dallman and Wood, Trans. Liverpool bot. Soc. 1: 67. 1909 (q.v. for earlier biographical
accounts).
EPONYMY: Daltonia W. J. Hooker & T. Taylor (1818) is dedicated to James Dalton
(1764-1843), q.v.
Dalzell, Nicol (Nicholas) Alexander (1817-1878), Scottish botanist and forester,
conservator of forests at Bombay 1841-1870. (Dalzell).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K, duplicates at CAL, DD, W. — Drawings at BM, correspon-
dence with Hooker at K.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 414; BB p. 83; BM 1: 193, 417; CSP 2: 135,
7: 479, 12: 182; Jackson p. 537 [ind.]; PR 2038-2039.
593
DALZELL
McCann, J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 41: 145. 1939.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. I. 1: 127. 1950.
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 237. 1965.
EPONYMY: Dalzellia Hasskarl (1865); Dalzellia R. Wight (1852).
1300. The Bombay flora: or, short descriptions of all the indigenous plants hitherto
discovered in or near the Bombay presidency; together with a supplement of introduced
and naturalised species. Bombay (Education Society’s Press) 1861. Oct. (in fours)
(Bombay fl.)
Co-author: Alexander Gibson (1800-1867).
Publ.: 1861, p. [i]-iv, [1]-332, suppl.: [1]-112. Copies: HH, NY, U.
Facsimile edition, mentioned by the trade, n.v.
Ref.: PR 2039, IDC 7310.
Dalziel, John McEwen (1872-1942), British colonial public health officer, born in
India, ultimately specialized in tropical botany, traveller in China and West tropical
Africa, later at Kew. (Dalziel).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K, duplicates see IH and Hepper and Neate.
Fee e = ssteTre
Hepper and Neate, Plant coll. West Afr. 22. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 414; Bossert p. 92; Plesch p. 190.
COMPOSITE WORKS: see J. Hutchinson and J. M. Dalziel, Flora of West Tropical Africa,
London 1927-1972.
EPONYMY: Dalzielia ‘Turrill (1916).
Dammer, Carl Lebrecht Udo (1860-1920), German botanist at the Berlin Botanical
Museum 1889-1919. (Dammer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Some material at B, see Urban (1916).
Ref.: Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 339. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 415; BM 1: 417; CSP 12: 182, 14: 464-465;
GR p. 70; Langman p. 233; LS 6517-6519; LS suppl. 6061; MW p. go.
Harms, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 64: 136-138. 1922.
COMPOSITE works: EP ed. 1: Polygonaceae, III, 1a: 1-36. Mar 1892 (‘“‘gedruckt in
November 1891’’), suppl. in Nachtrage II-IV(1): 151. 1897, (2): 19-20. 1900. Batidaceae,
III(1A): 118-120. Aug 1893.
rg0x. Handbuch fiir Pflanzensammler. Von Dr. Udo Dammer. Mit 59 in den Text ge-
druckten Abbildungen und 13 Tafeln. Stuttgart (Ferdinand Enke) 1891. Oct. (Handb.
Pflanzensammil.)
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1891 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1891), p. [i]-x, [1]-342, [h.t.], pl. 1-73, figs. 1-59.
Copies: MO, NY, US.
Ref.: Rendle, J. Bot. 36: 284-285. 1892.
Dampier, William (1652-1715), British buccaneer and circumnavigator. (Dampier).
HERBARIUM and tyPEs: BM (Sloane) and OXF, forty specimens from Australia.
Hef? LENO eo ht.
Konig et Sims, Ann. Bot. 2: 531-532. 18.
Dandy, ‘The Sloane herbarium 123. 1958.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 153. 1964.
George, W. Austral. Natural. 11(8): 173-178. 1971 (Dampier’s plants from north-
western Australia).
594
DANA
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 725; BB p. 83; DNB 14: 2; HA 2: 35-37; HR;
Laségue p. 360; PR 2041.
Hooker, Fl. ‘Tasm. cxiii. 1860.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 90-91. 1882.
Russell, W. C., Life of William Dampier 1889.
Maiden, J. West Austral. nat. Hist. Soc. 6: 13-14. 1909.
Wilkinson, Dampier explorer and buccaneer, New York 1929, xiii, 257 p. 9 pl. (portr.).
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 128-129. 1950 (itinerary, secondary refs.).
Shipman, William Dampier seaman-scientist, Lawrence, Kansas 1962, ii, 63 p.
Coats, Huntia 2: 194-195. 1965 (portr.).
Lloyd, Chr., William Dampier. London s.d. [1966], 165 p. [portr.).
NOTE: For a recent biography see Lloyd (1966) ; for more extensive source references see
the HR documentation at HU, K and U.
EPONYMY: Dampiera R. Brown (1810).
Dana, James Dwight (1813-1895), American mineralogist and palaeontologist at
New Haven, naturalist on the U.S. Exploring Expedition. (Dana).
COLLECTIONS: Mainly at US.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 250; Barnhart 1: 416; BM 1: 418-419, 6:
250; Bossert p. 92; CSP 2: 139-143, 6: 632, 7: 480-481, 9: 630-631, 14: 466-467; ME 1:
176-177 (biogr.), 3: 560 (index); Merrill p. 694 passim; Quenstedt p. 103.
Marcou, U.S. Nat. Mus. Bull. 30: 223-227. 1885 (bibl.).
Dana, Amer. J. Sci. ser. 3. 49: 329-356. 1895 (portr., bibl.).
Williams, J. of Geol. 1895: 601-621.
Beecher, Amer. Geol. 17: 1-16. 1896 (portr., bibl.).
Le Conte, Bull. Soc. Geol. Soc. Amer. 7: 461-479. 1896 (bibl., portr.).
Gilman, The life of James Dwight Dana, New York, London 1899, xii, 409 p., 5 pl.
(portr., bibl.).
Collins, Rhodora 14: 66. 1912.
Spezia, Atti Accad. Sci. Torino 47: 22-24. 1912.
Hadley et al., Bull. geol. Soc. Amer. 24: 55-69. 1913 (Dana centenary).
Pirsson, Biogr. Mem. Nat. Acad. Sci. 9: 41-92. 1919 (portr.).
Bartlett, Proc. amer. phil. Soc. 82: 655-663. 1940.
Rodgers, John Torrey 339. 1942, Amer. Bot. 1873-1892. 327. 1944.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 129. 1950.
Ewan, in A century of progress in the nat. sciences 4.7. 1955.
Sanford, J. Hist. Ideas 26: 531-546. 1965.
Stanton, DSB 3: 549-554. 1971 (bibl.)
1302. Manual of geology: treating of the principles of the science, with special reference to
American geological history for the use of colleges, academies, and schools of science .. .
illustrated by a chart of the world, and over 1000 figures, mostly from American
sources. Philadelphia, London 1863. Oct. (Man. geol.)
Ed. 1: 1863, before Oct, p. i-xvi, 1-798, z pl., 1 map.
Ed. 2: New York (Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor, and Co.) and London (Triibner and Co.)
1876 (p. x: 1 Mar 1874), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-828, 1 pl., 1 map, text figs. Copy: HH.
“Manual ... history, by James D. Dana ...”’
Ed. 3: New York (Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor and Co.) and London (Triibner and Co.)
1880, p. [ii]-xiv, [1]-919, [4, expl. pl.], pl. 2-12, map, text figs. Oct. Copies: MICH,
INA
“Manual ... history, by James D. Dana ...”
Ed. 4: New York, Cincinnati, Chicago (American Book Company) [1895] (p. 5: Jan
1895), [1]-1087, [1088, err.], 2 maps, 1575 figs.
Copy: MICH.
Ref.: BM 1: 419, ME 3: 560.
Anon., North Amer. Rev. 97: 372-386. Oct 1863.
595
DANGEARD
Dangeard, Pierre [Clement] Augustin (1862-1947), French botanist. (P. A. Dang.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PC; also some at AHFH.
IRS Nl PIB) Gi te
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 416; BM 1: 419; Bossert p. 93; CSP 14:
468-470; GR p. 313.
Dangeard, Le botaniste ser. 4. 3: 91. 1895 (bibl.)
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 20: pl. 9. 1909 (portr.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 239. 1909.
Heim, Rev. Mycol. ser. 2. 12(3): 97-103. 1947 (portr.)
Moreau, Rev. gén. Bot. 57: 193-208. 1950 (portr.)
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 152. 1972.
Blum, NAF ser. 2. 8: 46. 1972.
EPONYMY: Dangeardia B. Schréder (1898); Dangeardiella P. A. Saccardo & P. Sydow
(1899).
1303. ‘Théses présentées a la Faculté des Sciences de Paris pour obtenir le grade de
docteur és sciences naturelles par P.-A. Dangeard ... tre these — Recherches sur les
organismes inférieurs. 2e these — Propositions données par la Faculté. Soutenues le 15
décembre devant la commission d’examen. MM. Hébert ... Président, Delage [,]
Van Tieghem ... examinateurs. Paris (G. Masson) 1886. Oct. (Rech. organ. inf.)
Publ.: 15 Dec 1886, p. [i-iii], [1]-101, [1, these]. pl. rr-14. Copies: BR, G, PCS. — A trade
edition (n.v.) is mentioned by Nat. Nov. Dec 1887. — The thesis is a reprint from
Ann. Sci. nat. ser. 7. 4: 241-341. Oct 1886. The date is filled in by hand.
Dangeard, Pierre Jean Louis (1895-1970), French algologist at Bordeaux, son of
P. C. A. Dangeard. (P. 7. L. Dang.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BORD.
Ref.: Koster, Taxon 18: 551. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: GR p. 314; IH 1 (ed. 3): 29; LS 6525-6620, suppl. 6075-
6085; Plesch p. 190.
Dangeard, Le Botaniste 52, 1958, suppl. p. 1-98 (bibl.)
Gayral, Bull. Soc. phycol. France 16: 98-112. 1970 (portr., bibl.)
Eymé and Parriaud, Le Botaniste 54 (1-6): 5-30. 1971 (portr., bibl.)
Parriaud, Rev. Algol. ser. 2. 10: 216-228. 1971 (portr., bibl.)
Gayral, Phycologia 10(4): 341-344.'1971 (portr.), Bull. Soc. phycol. France 16: 1-16.
1971 (portr., bibl.)
1304. Traité d’algologie introduction a la biologie et a la systématique des algues ...
370 figures / Encyclopédie biologique. Paris (Paul Lechevalier & fils) 1933. Oct.
( Traité algol.)
Publ.: Feb-Jun 1933 (colophon: 7 Feb 1933, Nat. Nov. Jul 1933), p. [1]-441, [1,
colophon]. Copy: U.
Danguy, Paul Auguste (1862-1942), French botanist. (Danguy).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Some material at P.
Ref.: TH 2: 151.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 416; MW p. go.
Humbert, Bull. Soc. bot. France 89: 249-252. 1942 (bibl., portr.)
Gagnepain, Fl. Indochine, tome prél. 39. 1944.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Lecomte, Fl. Indochine, Caprifoliaceae 3(1): 1-20. Dec 1922; Stylidiacea
3(5): 664. Sep 1924, 3(6): 665-667. Feb 1930; Goodeniaceae 3(6): 667-671. Feb 1930;
Lobeliaceae 3(6): 671-683. Feb 1930; Campanulaceae 3(6): 683-698. Feb 1930; Hydrophyl-
laceae 4(3): 226-228. Sep 1915.
596
DARBISHIRE
EPONYMY: Danguya Benoist (1930) ; Danguyodrypetes J. Leandri (1939).
Daniels, Francis Potter (1869-1947), American botanist. (F. P. Daniels).
HERBARIUM and tyPEs: MO, UMO.
Ref.: IH 2: 151.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 2: 154. 1955.
1305. The flora of Columbia (Missourt) and vicinity. University of Missouri, 1907. Oct. (Fi.
Columbia).
Publ.: Jan 1907. The University of Missouri Studies, Science Series 1(2): [i]-ix, [x], [1]-
391, alt. numbering 143-461, map. Copies: MO, NY (2).
Ref.: Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 2: 154. 1955.
Danser, Benedictus Hubertus (1891-1943), Dutch botanist, pupil of Hugo de Vries,
later professor of botany at Groningen. (Danser).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Danser’s original Java collections are at BO and GRO, with
some duplicates at L. The Netherlands herbarium, collected before 1925, is at GRO
with duplicates at L. His types are indicated in his publications.
Ref.: IH 2: 151; JW 5: 238.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 418; Bossert p. 93; JW 1: 441, 2: 189, 5:
238; MW p. 91; MW suppl. p. 54.
Anon., Wie is dat? ed. 3. 1935.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 160. 1936.
Anon., Nieuwsblad van het Noorden 18 Oct 1943, Rotterdams Nieuwsblad (also De
Tid, N.R.C.) 19 Oct 1943.
Jansen and Wachter, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 53: 129-136. 1943.
Lam, Vakblad voor Biologen 24: 119-120. 1943.
Andreas, Groninger Studenten almanak 114: 97. 1946.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 129-130. 1950 (portr.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 4: 7-13. 1954 (portr.)
EPONYMyY (genus): Dansera van Steenis (1948); (journal): Danseria mededelingenblad
van de Werkgemeenschap ‘“‘Biosystematiek van vaatplanten.” s.l. [Leiden]. No. 1-x,
1973-X.
HANDWRITING: Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: cxlix. 1950.
1306. A new system for the genera of the Loranthaceae Loranthoideae, with a nomenclator for
the old world species of this subfamily. Amsterdam (Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers-
maatschappij) 1933. Oct. (Syst. Loranth.)
Publ.: 14 Jan 1933, p. [1]-128. Copies: MO, NY. — Verhandelingen der Koninklijke
Akademie van Wetenschappen te Amsterdam afdeeling Natuurkunde (tweede
sectie) deel 29(6).
Darbishire, Otto Vernon (1870-1934), British lichenologist and algologist. (Darb.)
HERBARIUM and TypEs: BRIST, further material at BM, K and KIEL.
Refi: 1H 1 (ed- 6): 9575 23/152:
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 182. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 418; BM 1: 421, 6: 251; Bossert p. 93;
CSP 14: 475; GR p. 370; LS 6632-6642; LS suppl. 6108-6119; MW p. o1.
MacGregor, Rev. bryol. lichénol. ser. 2. 8: 136. 1935.
Skene, J. Bot. 73: 21-22. 1935.
Weiss, Proc. Linn. Soc. 14.7: 171-172. 1935.
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 2: 176. 1936 (portr.)
597
DARBISHIRE
EPONYMY: Darbishirella A. Zahlbriickner (1898).
1307. The lichens of the Swedish antarctic expedition. Stockholm (Lithographisches Institut
des Generalstabs) 1912. Qu. (Lich. Swed. antarct. Exp.)
Publ.: 1912, p. [1]-73, [74, cont.], pl. 1-3. Copy: MO. — Lieferung 11, vol. 4, of the
Wissenschaftliche Ergebnisse der Schwedischen Siidpolar-Expedition, 1901-1903.
Ref.: KR p. 140.
Darby, John (1804-1877), American botanist. (Darby).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 418; ME 3: 561; PR 2045-2046.
B.S., Am. J. Sci. ser. 3. 14: 499-500. 1877.
1308. A manual of botany adapted to the productions of the Southern States. In two parts:
Part i. Vegetable anatomy and physiology. Part ii. Descriptive botany, arranged on the
natural system preceded by an analysis. Macon (Benjamin F. Griffin) 1841. Duod. (in
sixes) (Man. bot.)
Publ.: 1841, p. [i]-xii, [13]-156, [i]-xx, [1]-344. Copies: Ewan, HU, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 421; PR 2045; IDC 7526.
1309. Botany of the southern states. In two parts. Part I. Structural and physiological
botany and vegetable plants. Part II. Descriptions of southern plants. Arranged on the
natural system. Preceded by a Linnaean and a dichotomous analysis. New York
(A. S. Barnes & Co.), Cincinnati (H. W. Derby), Savannah (John M. Cooper) 1855.
Oct. (Bot. south. States). ‘
Original issue: 1855 (p. 6: £1855”), p. [1]-612. Copy: US.
Second issue: 1856 (p. 6: £1855”), p. [1]-612. Copy: US.
Third issue: 1857 (p. 6: £1855’), p. [1]-612. Copies: HH, US.
Ref.: ME 3: 471; PR 2046.
Gray, Am. J. Sci. 20: 131. 1855.
* Darlington, William (1782-1863), American physician, botanist and antiquarian at
West Chester nr. Philadelphia. (Dazl.)
HERBARIUM and types: DWG, other material at FI, K, P, P-DU, PH. — Manuscripts and
correspondence at DWC and at the New York Historical Society, letters to Torrey at
NY; library at DWC.
Ref.: TH 2: 152.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. (Torrey corr.) 451-452. 1973.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 419; BM 1: 421, 6: 252; Bossert p. 93;
CSP 2: 152, 6: 632, 12: 184; Jackson p. 537 [ind.]; LS 6647-6648; ME 1: 177, 3: 5613
PR 2048-2054.
Gray, Amer. J. Sci. ser. 2. 36: 132-139. 1863 (Flora 56: 511. 24 Nov. 1863).
James, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 9: 330-343. 1863/4.
Harshberger, Bot. Philadelphia 9, 134-143, 168, 443. 1899 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 193. 1905.
Kelly, Some American medical botanists 113-117. 1914.
Tucker, Cat. Arnold Arb. 2: 9. 1917.
Kelly and Burrage, American medical biographies 282-284. 1920.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 291-292. 1921 (corr. Schweinitz-Torrey).
Sharpless, Bartonia 14: 1-13. 1932.
Earnest, J. and W. Bartram 184 [index]. 1940.
Rodgers, John Torrey 339. 1942.
Humphrey, Makers North American Botany 67. 1961.
Lansing, The Dr. Wm. Darlington Commemorative program addresses. Chester County
Medical Society, West Chester, Pa. 1965, 28 p. (portr.)
Ewan, Introduction to facs. ed. Memorials John Bartram y-vii. 1967.
598
DARLINGTON
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 464. 1967.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 33, 38, 40. 1969.
Ewan, DSB 3: 562-563. 1971 (bibl.)
Lansing, Sertum cestricum I: i-ii, 1-38. 1972, 3: 1-ii, 33-39. 1972 [nos. repr. from The
medical reporter, Oct. 1854, catalogue of medicinal plants indigenous to Chester
County, Pa., by Darlington] (portr.)
EPONYMY: Darlingtonia A. P. de Candolle (1825, nom. rej.) ; Darlingtonia J. Torrey (1851) ;
Darlingtonia J. Torrey (1853, nom. cons.)
1310. Florula cestrica: an essay towards a catalogue of the phaenogamous plants, native
and naturalized, growing in the vicinity of the Borough of West-Chester, in Chester
County, Pennsylvania: with brief notices of their properties, and uses, in medecine,
rural economy, and the arts. To which is subjoined an appendix of the useful cultivated
plants of the same district. By William Darlington, M. D. Ore trahit quodcumque
potest, atque addit a cervo. Hor. West-Chester, Penn. (for the author, by Simeon
Siegfried) 1826. Oct. (in fours) (Fl. cestr.)
Ed. 1: Mai-Dec 1826 (p. [iii]: 28 Apr 1826), p. [i]-xv, 1-152, fl. 1-3, hand-col. copper
engr. by H. Fennell. Copies: HH, USDA (rev. Amer. J. Sci. 12(1): 177-179. Mar
1827).
Ed. 2: Apr-Jul 1837 (p. vii: Apr 1837; Linn. Soc. 17 Aug 1837), frontisp. map, [i]-xxiii,
[1]-640, duodecimo (in sixes). Copies: US (2 copies), E. G. Voss.
Title: Flora cestrica: an attempt to enumerate and describe the flowering and filicoid
plants of Chester County, in the state of Pennsylvania. With brief notices, and uses, in
medecine, domestic and rural economy, and the arts. West-Chester, Penn. (for the
author, by S. Siegfried, for sale by Kimber and Sharpless, Philadelphia).
Ed. 3: Jan-Jun 1853 (Amer. J. Sci. 66: 129-130. Jul 1853), frontisp. portr., p. [i]-c,
map, [1]-498. Copies: HH, US (2 copies of which one with portr.)
Title: Flora cestrica: an herborizing companyon for the young botanists of Chester
County, state of Pennsylvania ... Third edition: the previous omissions, as far as
known, supplied; the descriptive details revised and condensed, and the whole
arranged according to the Natural systems, as illustrated by De Candolle, Hooker,
and Gray. Philadelphia (Lindsay & Blakiston) 1853. Mosses and hepatics by T. P.
James; thallophyta by E. Michener.
Ref.: BM 1: 421; LS 6647-6648; ME 3: 395-396; PR 2048; IDC 7529 (ed. 2).
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 12: 310-311. 5 Mai 1854 (rev. ed. 3).
1311. Reliquiae baldwinianae: selections from the correspondence of the late William
Baldwin, M. D. ... with occasional notes, and a short biographical memoir. Philadel-
phia (Kimber and Sharpless) 1843. Oct. (Relig. baldw.)
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1843 (donated to library PH on 8 Aug 1843; rev. by Gray, Dec. 1843),
portrait of Baldwin, p. [1]-346, [1, err.] — Important source for the history of early
nineteenth century American botany. The facsimile edition (see below) has an
extensive introduction by J. Ewan and indexes to personal and scientific names.
Facsimile ed.: New York and London (Hafner) 1969, Classica botanica americana,
suppl. 2, p. [ii*-iv*], i-lxix, portr., [1]-346, [1, err.] Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 421; ME 3: 437; PR 2051.
Gray, Amer. J. Sci. 46: 192-195. Dec 1843.
Lauener, Notes R.B.G. Edinburgh 29(3): 405. 1969.
1312. Memorials of John Bartram and Humphry Marshall. With notices of their botanical
contemporaries. Philadelphia (Lindsay & Blakiston) 1849. Oct. (Mem. Bartram ©
Marshall).
Publ.: 12 Oct 1849 (date of presentation copy to Asa Gray), frontisp., p. [i*-11*], [i]-xv,
[17]-585. — Important source for the history of North American botany in the first
half of the 19th century. The facsimile edition (see below) has an extensive introduction
by J. Ewan with indexes to personal and scientific names. See also Ewan (1957).
Facsimile ed.: New York and London (Hafner) 1967. Oct. Classica botanica americana,
suppl. 1, p. [ii]-lii followed by facs. as above. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 421, ME 3: 454, PR 2054.
599
DARLINGTON
Anon., N. Amer. Rev. 70: 210-225. Jan 1850.
Gray, Amer. J. Sci. ser. 2. 9: 85-105. Jan 1850.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 2: 62-64. Feb(?) 1850.
Ewan, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 3(5): 263-272. 1957.
Stafleu, Taxon 17: 76-78. 1968.
Darwin, Charles Robert (1809-1882), British evolutionary biologist. (Darwin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: plants collected on the voyage of the Beagle (1831-1836): CGE,
K, MANCH, MO, P, TCD (alg.).
Refs LH W152:
NoTE: The literature on Darwin and his work is immense. No attempt is made here
even to present a review of the most important biographies and studies. In a work on
taxonomic literature, however, Darwin should have his place, even if only symbolic,
because of his immense influence also on the development of ideas in taxonomy leading
to the development of modern evolutionary biology. For a list of the main recent
literature on Darwin see Smit p. 904-913.
Main bibliography: R. B. Freeman, The works of Charles Darwin. An annotated biblio-
graphical handlist. London 1965, x, 81 p.
Autobiographies and letters: Francis Darwin, Life and letters of Charles Darwin, London
1887, 3 vols. and Charles Darwin, his life told in an autobiographical chapter and in a
selected series of his published letters, London 1892.
Biography: e.g. G. R. de Beer, Charles Darwin, evolution by natural selection, London
1963; also as Charles Darwin, a scientific biography, New York 1965 and in DSB 3:
565-577- 1971. (bibl.)
Ideas: e.g. M. T. Ghiselin, The triumph of the Darwinian method, Berkeley and Los
Angeles 1969.
HANDWRITING: e.g. in Francis Darwin, The autobiography of Charles Darwin, Dover
ed. 1958.
EPONYMY: Darwiniella Spegazzini (1887); Darwiniothamnus G. Harling (1962).
Note: Darwinia Rafinesque (1817) and Darwinia Rudge (1815) are dedicated to Erasmus
Darwin (1731-1802), English physician, grandfather of Charles Darwin.
POSTAGE STAMPS: Poland 20 gr. (1959) yv. 997; Roumania 55 b. (1959) yv. 1621; Soviet
Union 40 k. (1959) yv. 2144; Czechoslovakia 3k. (1959) yv. 1045; DDR 10 p. (1958)
yv 349; Ecuador 20 c. (1936) yv. 335.
-1313. On the origin of species by means of natural selection, or the preservation of favoured
races in the struggle for life. London (John Murray) 1859. Oct. (Origin sp.)
Publ.: 24 Nov 1859, p. [i]-ix, [1]-502. — Facsimile edition with an introduction by Ernst
Mayr, Cambridge, Mass. 1964. — See Freeman 112-207, 409-441 for all editions.
Darwin, Robert Waring (1724-1816), British physician and botanist, brother of
Erasmus Darwin. (R. Darwin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 420; BB p. 85 (mixed with R. W. Darwin
(1766-1848) ; Jackson p. 537; PR
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 35. 1906.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Darwin, cf. supra, sub Ch. R. Darwin.
1314. Principia botanica: or, a concise and easy introduction to the sexual botany of
Linnaeus. With the genera; their mode of growth (as tree, shrub, or herb); the number
of species to each genus; where principally native; and the number indigenous to the
British Isles; arranged in columns under each class and order; and digested alphabeti-
600
DAVID
cally under several generic distinctions. By which means most plants may be thus far
ascertained. Together with their indexes. I. Of the Linnaean genera accented, with the
British names. II. Of such trivial names as were the genera of old authors. III. Of the
British names, with the Linnaean genera; to which are added many of the specific
names. Also, a table of several vegetable drugs not in the indexes. Newark (Allin and
Co.) 1787. Oct. (in fours) (Princip. bot.)
Ed. 1: 1787, p. [i]-vii, [1]-280, [1, err.]. — Copy: USDA. — The preface is signed R.W.D.;
the title-page has no author designation.
Ed. 2: Newark (Allin and Ridge) 1793. Copy: BM (n.v.)
Ed. 3: Newark (M. Hage) 1810. Copy: BM (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 412, Henrey 610, 611, 613.
Davall, Edmund (1763-1798), English botanist who settled in Switzerland and became
an inspector of forests. Entertained correspondence with J. E. Smith. (Davail).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Davall left his herbarium to J. E. Smith; it is now in the Smith
herbarium at the Linnean society (LINN). The herbarium contains Swiss plants
collected by Davall himself, as well as by Favrod and Reynier; further collectors
represented are Bellardi (Italy), Dickson (England), F. Ehrhart (Germany) and D. Vil-
lars (France). Other material at G, LAU.
Ref.: IH 2: 152.
Drake, in Konig et Sims, Ann. Bot. 1: 576-577. 1805.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(2): 700; Barnhart 1: 421; BB 1:85; DNB 14: 19;
PRGps 77:
Drake, in Konig et Sims, Ann. Bot. 1: 576-577. 1805.
De Beer, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 159(1): 42-65. 1947.
EPONYMY: Davallia J. E. Smith (1793); Davallodes (Copeland) Copeland (1908).
HANDWRITING: Taxon 22: 388. 1972.
Davey, Frederick Hamilton (1868-1915), British botanist in Cornwall. (Davey).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: TRU.
Ref.: BB p. 85.
Kent, Brit. Herbaria 50. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BB p. 85.
Davey, Fl. Cornwall Ixi-Ixii. 1909.
Watson, Bot. Exch. Club Rep. 1914/5: 477 (portr.)
Britten, J. Bot. 54: 29-31. 1918 (portr.)
1315. Flora of Cornwall being an account of the flowering plants and ferns found in the
county of Cornwall including the Scilly Isles ... with six portraits and a map. Penryn
(F. Chegwidden) 1909. Oct. (Fl. Cornwall).
Publ.: Aug-Sep 1909 (p. ix: 26 Jul 1909; Nat. Nov. Sep 1909), p. [i], map, [iii]-Ixxxviii,
6 portr., [1]-570. Copies: MICH, MO, NY.
David, [Abbé] Armand (1826-1900), French Lazarist missionary at Peking, botanical
traveller and collector in China, 1862-1874. (David).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: the first set of David’s Chinese collection is at P and PC, dupli-
cates at B, G, K, LE.
Ref.: TH 2: 153.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 277, 6(2): 6-7; Barnhart 1: 422; BM 1: 426;
Bretschneider p. 837-870; CSP 7: 491, 9: 646, 12: 185; DBF 10: 340; MW p. 91-92,
suppl. p. 54; NI p. 43, no. 646.
David, Nouv. Arch. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. 1867-1874.
601
DAVID
David, Journal d’un voyage en Mongolie fait en 1866, 2 parts, Paris 1867/8.
David, Journal de mon troisiéme voyage d’exploration dans l’empire Chinois. Paris
1875. 2 vols.
Dauthenay, Revue hortic. 73: 16. 1901.
Vilmorin, Bull. Soc. bot. France 48: 5-8. 1901.
Allen, Auk 19: 118-119. 1902.
Fox, Abbé David’s Diary. Cambridge, Mass. 1949 (biographical sketch p. xv-xxxii).
Hadfield, Pioneers in gardening. 185-186. 1951.
Coats, The plant hunters 111-113, 387. 1969.
EPONYMY: Davidia Baillon (1871).
1316. Journal de mon troisiéme voyage d’exploration dans Empire Chinois ... ouvrage
contenant 3 cartes. Paris (Hachette et Cie) 2 vols. 1875. Oct. (J. trois. voy. Chin.)
Vol. 1: 1875, p. [i*-111*], [i]-iv, map, [1]-383. Copies: Ewan, HH.
Vol. 2: 1875, p. [i-11], map, [1]-348. Copies: Ewan, HH.
Davis, John Jefferson (1852-1937), American physician and mycologist. (7. 7.
Davis).
HERBARIUM and types: WIS, dupl. see IH 2: 154. 1954. Exsiccatae: Fungi wisconsinensis
exsiccatae (17 dec., nos. 1-170, 1916-1933). Sets at BPI, COLO, CUP, DAOM, F, FH
(many types), MICH, MIN, MSC, NY, NYS, PAC, PUR, SOLH, TRTC, UC, WIS.
Refs En os n54.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 97-99. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 426; BM 6: 255; Bossert p. 953 CSP 14:
498; LS 6675-6681, suppl. 6179-6192;
Anon., Science 85: 236. 1937.
Anon., Phytopathology 28: 303. 1938.
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 4(2): 175-176. 1938 (portr.)
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1057. 1940.
Davy, Joseph Burtt (1870-1940), British botanist, founder of the Pretoria National
Herbarium, student of the flora of California, agriculturist, sylviculturist and ecologist.
(Ff. B. Davy).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Original collections from California (1895-1898) at UC, dupl.
B; from S. Africa (1903-1920) at PRE (first set), BOL, BUL, GRA, J, K, NU, SAM and
‘other herbaria.
Ref.: IH 2: 134.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 339. 1916.
Télken, Index herb. austro-africanorum 44. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 427; BM 1: 429, 6: 256; CSP 14: 503;
Kew 2: 31; Langman p. 171-172; LS 31780, suppl. 4248-42409.
Anon., Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 75: 266. 1924 (portr.)
Hutchinson, Nature 146: 424. 1940.
‘Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 6(2): 43. 1940.
Ramsbottom, Proc. Linn. Soc. 153: 291-293. 1942.
Ewan, in A century of progress in the natural sciences 45. 1955.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 151. 1961.
EPONYMY: Burttdavya Hoyle (1936); Davyella E. Hackel (1899).
1317. A manual of the flowering plants and ferns of the Transvaal with Swaziland, South
Africa ... With illustrations by W. E. Trevithick and Alice Bolton [2: by Mrs Burtt
Davy, Miss M. Smith, and W. E. Trevithick]. London (Longmans, Green and Co.)
1926-1932, 2 parts. Oct. (Man. pl. Transvaal).
Part 1: Apr 1926 (see p. [4]), p. [1]-271, fig. 1-40. Copies: NY, US.
‘602
DEAKIN
Part 2: Jul 1932 (p. vi), p. [i]-xxxv, [xxxvi, syn.], [i*], [273]-529, fig. 41-80. Copies:
INNS Ul
Parts 3-4, unpublished, 1941, galley proofs and typescript at K.
Dawson, [Sir] John William (1820-1899), Canadian palaeobotanist at McGill Uni-
versity, Montreal 1855-1893. (7. W. Dawson).
COLLECTIONS: Redpath Museum, McGill University, Montreal, Canada; some her-
barium collections at BH.
Ref.: 1H 2: 154.
Hueber and Banks, Taxon 16: 81-85. 1967.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 251-252; Barnhart 1: 428; BB p. 86; BM 1:
429-430, 6: 256; Bossert p. 96; CSP 2: 182-184, 6: 630, 7: 497-499, 9: 653-654, 12: 186,
187, 14: 506-508; DNB suppl. 1(2): 120; Jackson p. 537 [ind.]; ME 1: 178, 3: 562;
Merrill p. 577, 578, 695 (portr.); Quenstedt p. 108.
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. Geol. Surv. 5: 377-378. 1885.
Adams, Bull. geol. Soc. Amer. 11: 550-580. 1900 (bibl. p. 557-580 by Ami) (portr.)
Ami, Amer. Geologist 26: 1-48. 1900 (bibl., portr.), also repr. Minneapolis 1900, 63 p.
Adams and Ami, Proc. Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada ser. 2. 7(4): 3-44. 1901.
Dawson, Rankin (ed.), Fifty years of work in Canada 1901, 306 p. (autobiogr.)
Woodward, Hist. Geolog. Soc. London 217. 1909.
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 143. 1909.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23(4): 482. 1974 (portr.)
1318. The chain of life in geological time. A sketch of the origin and succession of animals
and plants ... with numerous illustrations. [London] (The religious tract society)
[1880]. Oct. (Chain life geol. time).
Publ.: Aug-Sep 1880 (Nat. Nov. Sep-Oct 1880), frontspiece, p. [iii]-xiv, [1]-272, fl.
1-192, uncol. liths. Copy: MICH.
1319. The geological history of plants ... with illustrations. London (Kegan Paul, Trench
& Co.) 1888. Oct. (Geol. hist. pl.)
Ed. 1: Feb-Mar 1888 (preface Feb 1888; enscribed copy by author to G. W. Butler at
U: 28 Mar 1888), p. [i], frontisp., [iii]-x, [1]-290, 79 ills. — Int. Scientific Series Ixiil.
Copies: BR, G.
Reissue: 1888, New York (D. Appleton and Company), duod. (in sixes), p. [i], front.,
[iii]-x, [1]-290, 79 ills. — Int. Scientific Series lxi. Copies: NY, US.
Ed. 2 (reissue?) : London 1905 (n.v.)
Ref.: Andrews p. 26; BM 6: 256 (ed. 1905).
Day, Mary Anna (1852-1924), American botanist. (Day).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: GH, further material at L, MANCH, PH, US, VT.
Ref: WH 22155:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 4209.
Day, The herbaria of New England, Rhodora 3: 67-71, 206-208, 219-222, 240-244,
255-262, 285-288. 1901.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 194. 1905.
1320. Checklist of the plants contained in Gray’s Manual seventh edition. Cambridge, Mass.
(Gray Herbarium) 1908. Oct. (Checkl. pl. Gray man.)
Publ.: 1908, p. [i-iii], [1]-168. Copy: HH.
Deakin, Richard (1809-1873), British physician and botanist. (Deakin).
HERBARIUM and Types: BM (lichens, fungi), drawings at BM.
Ref.: BB p. 87; IH 2: 155.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 51. 1957 (“‘Salt’’).
603
DEAKIN
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 429; BB p. 87; CSP 2: 185, 7: 500; GR
p- 370; Jackson p. 537; Saccardo 1: 61.
Trimen and Baker, J. Bot. 11: 128. 1873.
1321. Flora of the Colosseum of Rome; or, illustrations and descriptions of four hundred and
twenty plants growing spontaneously upon the ruins of the Colosseum of Rome. London
(Groombridge and Sons) 1855. Oct. (Fl. Colosseum).
Publ.: Mai-Dec 1855 (p. viii: Mai 1855), p. [iJ-viii, [1]-237, pl.: frontisp., [z-5] opposite
p. iv, 17, 25, 56, 93. Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: PR 2080.
1322. The flowering plants of Tunbridge Wells & neighbourhood. Tunbridge Wells
(Stidolph & Bellamy), London (Groombridge & Sons) 1871. Oct. (Fl. pl. Tunbridge
Wells).
Publ.: 1871 (p. [iii*] Feb 1871), p. [i*-iv*], [vi, err.], [1]-371, ill. Copy: HH.
Deam, Charles Clemon (1865-1953), American botanist. (Deam).
HERBARIUM and Types: IND. — For the numerous sets of duplicates see IH.
Ref.: 1H 2: 155.
Heiser, Proc. Ind. Acad. Sci. 71: 226-227. 1961 (1964).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 429; Bossert p. 96.
Deam, FI. Indiana 1116. 1940.
Bartlett, Asa Gray Bull. ser. 2. 2: 211. 1953.
DenUyl, Proc. Indiana Acad. Sci. 63: 232-239. 1953.
Edington, Proc. Indiana Acad. Sci. 63: 29-32. 1953 (portr.)
DenUyl, Castanea 19: 109-121. 1954.
Weatherwax, Indiana Mag. Hist. 67(3): 197-267. 1971 (portr., bibl.), the major
biography.
Doty, Morton Arb. Quart., Lisle 8(4): 57-58. 1972.
EPONYMY: Deamia N. L. Britton & J. N. Rose (1920).
1323. Shrubs of Indiana. Indianapolis (Wm. B. Burford) 1924. Oct. (Shrubs Indiana).
Publ.: Dec 1924 (t.p.), p. [1]-351, ind. 148 ‘plates.’ Dept. of Conservation, State of
Indiana Publication no. 44. Copy: NY.
1324. Trees of Indiana ... Published by State Board of Forestry of Indiana bulletin no. 3.
March 1919. Indianapolis (W. B. Burford) 1918. Oct. (Trees Indiana).
Ed. [1]: 1912, in State of Indiana, Eleventh Annual Report of the State Board of
Forestry 1911, p. 86-372. Indianapolis 1912. — The 133 ‘plates’ are numbered also as
‘pages.’
Ed. [2]: March 1919 (t.p.), p. [1]-299, including 133 ‘plates’ also numbered as ‘pages.’
[Title: see above; this is first edition in book form]. Copies: HH, NY, US.
First revised edition: Apr 1921 (t.p.), p. [1]-317, 137 ‘plates’ also numbered as ‘pages,’
Dept. of Conservation, State of Indiana, publ. no. 13, Fort Wayne, Indiana (Fort
Wayne Printing Company) 1921. Oct. Copy: HH.
Second revised edition: Mar 1932 (t.p.), p. [1]-326, 140 plates in pagination, Fort Wayne
(Fort Wayne Printing Company) 1932, Oct. Copy: HH.
Third revised edition: 1953, p. [1]-330, 114 plates in pagination, 3 maps id., Indianapolis
(The Bookwalter Company, Inc.) 1953. Oct. ‘‘with the assistance of Thomas Edward
Shaw ...” Copies: HH (Dept. of Conserv. ... 13a), NY.
1325. Flora of Indiana. Indianapolis (Wm. B. Burford) 1940. Oct. (FI. Indiana).
Publ.: Jun 1940 (fide p. 3 and ‘emendation’ p. 1), p. [1]-1236, map, in addition a loose
pamphlet, dated 1 July 1941 (p. 9), emendations and changes, p. 1-9. Copy: NY.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1970, Reprints of U.S. Floras no. 6, Lehre 1960. Copy:
FAS.
Ref.: Fosberg, Chron. bot. 6(4): 95. 18 Nov 1940.
604.
DEBAT
Deane, Henry (1847-1924), British born Australian railway engineer, palaeobotanist
and botanist in New South Wales (from 1880). (H. Deane).
HERBARIUM and Types: NSW (including his set of Harvey’s Australian algae), some
material also at L.
Ref.: TH 2: 155.
Hall, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 4o9: iv. 1924.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 252; Barnhart 1: 430; BB p. 87-88; Bossert
p. 96; CSP 14: 511; HR; Quenstedt p. 108.
Deane, M. E., Proc. Linn. Soc. 136: 48-54. 1924.
F.C., Nature 113: 865. 1924.
Hall, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. 49: iv-v. 1924.
Chapman, Rec. Geol. Survey Victoria 4: 499-501. 1925 (bibl.)
NOTE: for more details, a bibliography and source references see the HR documentation
atu SIC
COMPOSITE WORKS: Deane wrote the text for vol. 2(5) of Fitzgerald, Australian orchids 1894.
Deane, Walter (1848-1930), American botanist and ornithologist. (W. Deane).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: A, GH, ILL, NEBC, NY, US.
Ref.: IH 2: 155.
Day, Rhodora 3: 220. Igol.
Eaton, Rhodora 63: 287-289. 1961 (checklist of seedling coll.)
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart I: 430.
Anon., Science ser. 2. 72: 188, 459. 1930.
Weatherby, Rhodora 35: 69-80. 1933 (portr.)
1326. Flora of the Blue Hills, Middlesex Fells, Stony Brook, and Beaver Brook reser-
vations, of the Metropolitan Park Commission, Massachusetts. Preliminary edition.
Boston (C. M. Barrows & Co.) 1896. Oct. (Fl. Blue Hills).
Publ.: 15 May-1 Jun 1896 (p. iii: 15 May 1896, copy US rd. 2 Jun 1896), p. [i]-viii,
[1]-144, 4 maps. Copies: MO, NY, US.
Ref.: Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1057. 1940.
Dearness, John (1852-1954), Canadian mycologist and educator. (Dearn.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: DAOM, MTYJB, further material at B, BPI, CAN, CUP, IAC,
INVER UIRAGGRaT G:
Rejeo Ute te(Eden6)is 19575925) 155:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 430.
Lloyd, Mycol. notes 55: 781-782. 1918 (portr.)
Tamblyn, Mycologia 47(6): 909-915. 1955 (portr., bibl.)
Talman, Proc. Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada 81: 79-83. 1957 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Dearnessia Bubak (1916).
Debat, Louis (1822-1906), French bryologist at Lyon, “‘chef de service au Crédit Lyon-
nais,”’ one of the founders of the Société botanique de Lyon. (Debat).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LY(?).
Ref -sUblso 155.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 431; GR p. 314.
Magnin, Rev. bryol. 33: 63. 1906.
Magnin, Arch. FI. juras. 64: 70. Mai 1906.
605
DEBAT
Magnin, Bull. Soc. bot. Lyon 32: 58-59. 1907, 35: 48. 1910.
Meyran, Ann. Soc. Linn. de Lyon ser. 2. 79: 3-6. 1935.
1327. Flore analytique des genres © espéces appartenant a V ordre des mousses pour servir a leur
détermination dans les départements du Rhone, de la Loire, du Sadne-et-Loire, de
V’Ain, de l’Isére, de l’Ardéche, de la Dréme et de la Savoie. Paris (F. Savy), Lyon
(J. P. Mégret) 1867. Oct. (Fl. anal. mousses).
Publ.: 1867, p. [i-iii], [1]-195. Copy: Teyler. — Reprinted from Bull. Soc. bot. Lyon ser. 2.
10: [405]-599. 1867. Original journ. publ.: NY. — An issue Lyon 1865, with ‘‘420
feuilles encadrées et enrichi de 12 espéces de Mousses bien dessechées et conservées”’
mentioned by the trade (n.v.).
Ref.: PR 2081.
Debat, Bull. Soc. bot. Lyon 13: 147-235. 1885 (catal. mosses Rhone valley).
1328. Flore des Muscinées Sphaignes, Mousses, Hépatiques contenant la description
abrégée des espéces croissant spontanément en France et des clés analytiques pour la
détermination des espéces spéciales au bassin du Rhone (partie frangaise) ... avec
4 planches. Lyon (P. N. Josserand) 1874. Oct. (Fl. Musc.)
Publ.: 1874 (p. 10: 15 Oct 1873), p. [1-3], [7]-276, pl. 1-4, uncol. liths. Copy: Steere.
Debeaux, Jean Odon (1826-1910), French army pharmacist, botanist and malacologist
at Toulouse. (Debeaux).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P, duplicates in many herbaria. Issued also centuries of exsic-
catae of Corsican plants (set e.g. at G) and Plantes de I’ Algérie (1880-1883) ; collected also
in China.
Ref wer t5 5.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 603, 4: 867; Barnhart 1: 431; BM 1: 431, 6: 257;
CSP 2: 186, 6: 634, 7: 501, 9: 656, 12: 188, 14: 512-513; Frank 3 (Anh.): 22; GR p.
314; Jackson p. 537 [index]; LS 6697-66908; MW p. 92; PFC 1: xl, lv, 2(2): xv, 3(1):
vili; PR 2082-2085; Saccardo 1: 62.
Cesati, Mem. Soc. ital. Sci. 4(7): 29. 1882.
Anon., La Nuova Notarisia 21: 168. 1910.
Braemer, Bull. Soc. du Sud-Ouest Apr. 1910.
Gandoger, Bull. Soc. bot. France 57: 163-165. 1910.
Balland, Les pharmaciens militaires francais 289. 1913 (bibl.)
Gagnepain, Fl. gén. Indoch. tome prél. 39. 1944.
Astre, Bull. Soc. hist. nat. Toulouse ror: 173. 1966.
1329. Synopsis de la flore de Gibraltar par M. Debeaux (Odon), ... avec la collaboration
de M. Gustave Dautez, Esq. Paris (F. Savy), Gibraltar (G. Dautez) 1889. Oct. (in
fours) (Syn. fl. Gibraltar).
Co-author: Gustave Dautez( fl. 1889).
Publ.: late 1889 (vol. Actes for 1888 publ. late 1889 or early 1890), zx Actes Soc. Linn.
Bordeaux 42 (ser. 5.2): 121-378, pl. ro-11; reprinted 1889, p. [1]-261, map (fl. ro),
pl. 11. Copies: G, MO, NY.
Ref.: BL 2: 486.
1330. Flore de la Kabylie du Djurdjura ou catalogue méthodique et raisonné de toutes les
plantes vasculaires et spontanées observées jusqu’a ce jour dans cette contrée. Paris
(Paul Klincksieck) 1894. Oct. (Fl. Kabylie).
Publ.: Apr-Jun 1894 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1894), as a consolidated reprint of instalments
having appeared in the Revue de Botanique Jan 1893-Apr 1894. Reprint p. [i]-iv,
[1]-468. — Copy: HH.
1331. Révision des plantes phanérogames de la flore agenaise. Toulouse 1895. Oct. (Rév. pl.
phan. agen.)
Publ.: In Revue de Botanique, bulletin mensuel de la Société francaise de botanique
vol. 13, 1895 as follows:
606
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pages dates pages dates
1-32 Feb 1895 161-192 Jul 1895
33-64. Mar 1895 193-224 Aug 1895
65-96 Apr 1895 225-256 Sep 1895
97-128 Mai 1895 257-288 Oct 1895
129-144 Jun 1895 289-320 Nov 1895
321-340 Dec 1895
Debey, Matthias Dominikus Hubert Maria (1817-1884), German physician and
palaeobiologist at Aachen. (Debey).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 252; Barnhart 1: 431; BM 1: 431; CSP 2:
187, 7: 501, 12: 188; GR p. 8; Jackson p. 185; LS 6699-6700; Quenstedt p. 109.
Mourlon, Géologie de la Belgique 2: 274, 305. 1881.
Becker, Z. Aachener Geschichtsver. 9: 233.
Deby, Julien Marc (1826-1895), Belgian diatomist who settled in London about 1877.
(Deby).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BM, also material at PC.
Ref.: BB p. 88, IH 2: 155. Y
Britten, J. Bot. 31: 352. 1893.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BB p. 88; CSP 14: 515.
Van Heurck, Le Diatomiste 2: 197-201. 1895 (portr., bibl.)
Van Heurck, Bull. Soc. belg. Micros. 21: 122-131. 1895 (bibl.)
Anon., Hedwigia 34 (Rep.): 126. 1895; J. Bot. 33: 288. 1895.
Evens, Gesch. algol. Belgié 156-158. 1944.
EPONYMY: Debya Pantocsek (1886); Debya Rattray (1888).
1332. Bibliotheca debyana being a catalogue of books & abstracts relating to natural
science with special reference to microscopy in the library of Julien Deby, M.E.,
F.R.M.S., etc. London (author) 1889. Oct. (Biblioth. deby.)
Vol. r: Aug 1889 (t.p.), p. [i-iti], [1]-151. Copy: PCS.
Vol. 2: probably not issued in this form but as Bibliotheca Diatomologica in De Toni,
Sylloge Algarum 2(1).
1333- Analysis of the diatomaceous genus Campylodiscus: being the prelude to a monograph
of the same. London [1891], privately printed. Oct. (Anal. Campylodiscus).
Publ.: 1891 (fide Nat. Nov. Apr 1892), p. [1]-96, [2, err.], [2, ind.], pl. 2-15 with text.
Copies: BR, PCS.
Ref.: IDC 6354.
1334+ An introduction to the study of the Diatomaceae by Frederick Wm. Mills ... with a
bibliography by Julien Deby. London (Iliffe & Son), Washington D.C. (The micros-
copical Publishing Company) 1893. Oct. (Introd. study Diatom.)
Co-author: Frederick William Mills.
Publ.: Apr-Jun 1893 (p. vii: Apr 1893; Nat. Nov. Jul (1) 1893), p. [v]-xi, [1]-243,
jigs. 1-6. Copy: PCS.
Ref.: Deby and Kitten, Bibliography of Diatomaceae. London (Bogue) 1882 (earlier bibl.)
Decaisne, Joseph (1807-1882), Belgian botanist attached to the Paris Muséum national
d’Histoire naturelle. (Decne.)
HERBARIUM and Types: BR (private herb., mss.), many types at P and PC, but also some
at G. For his library see Vesque 1883. Letters to Torrey at NY.
607
DECAISNE
Refs Gees 5;
Vesque, Cat. bibl. Decaisne, Paris 1883, xxi, 485 p.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 26. 1966.
Koster, Taxon 18: 551. 1969.
Lenley et al., Gat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. (Torrey corr.) 452. 1973.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 723; Barnhart 1: 432; BM 1: 432, 6: 257;
Bossert p. 97; Bretschneider p. 929-931; CSP 2: 189-190, 7: 502, 9: 657, 12: 188;
Frank 3 (Anh.): 22; GR p. 315, 693-694; HR; IF p. 692; Jackson p. 537-538; Langman
p. 237; LS 6710-6714; MW p. 92-93, suppl. p. 54; NI p. 44, nos. 456-457; Plesch p. 193;
PR 2086-2095.
A.S., Nouv. Biogr. gén. 13: 302. 1855.
Van Houtte, Flore des Serres 19: 29-30. 1873 (portr.)
Baillon, Errorum decaisneanorum graviorum vel minus cognitorum, cent. 1-7, Paris
1875 (important, though somewhat negative, general commentary).
Planchon, Flore des Serres 23: 336-340. 1880 (portr.)
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1880/82: 62-63, 1882.
Bertrand, Notice biographique sur J. D., Lille 1882, 23 p. (bibl.) (copy B).
Fremy, Bull. Soc. bot. France 29: 54-72. 1882 (bibl.)
Olivier, Bull. Soc. Linn. Nord de la France 6: 21-25. 1882/83.
Rodigas, Rev. hort. belge étrang. 8: 61-62. 1882.
Bornet in Vesque, Catal. Bibl. Decaisne v-xvii. 1883, also repr., 19 p. (copy NY).
Bornet, Notice biographique sur M. J. D., Paris 1883, P: i-x1x (copy B).
Gray, Sci. papers 2: 437-438. 1889.
Berthelot, Notice historique, Paris 1894 (copies AA, BR).
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 35. 1898.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(2): 87, 111. 1903, 3(3): 99, f. 238. 1905 (portr.)
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 35. 1906.
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. New South Wales 44: 147, 149. 1910.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 163. 1936.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 449 [index]. 1937.
Evens, Gesch. algologie Belgie 158. 1944.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. vol. 4.(2): Ixxxvili. 1949.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 26. 1966.
Stafleu, Regn. Veg. 71: 305-307, 338. 1971.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: (1) Editor of Annales des Sciences naturelles, Botanique, ser. 2, vol.
18 — ser. 6, vol. 12, 1842-1881.
(2) Description des plantes [Phanérogames] in Hombron et Jacquinot, Botanique 2, in
Dumont d’Urville, Voyage au Péle sud, 1845, 1853.
(3) DC., Prodr.: Asclepiadeae 8: 490-665. med. Mar 1844; Plantaginaceae 13(1): 693-738.
10 Mai 1852.
EPONYMY: Decaisnea A. T. Brongniart (1833-1834, nom. rej.) ; Decaisnea J. D. Hooker &
T. Thomson (1855, nom. cons.) ; Decaisnella J. H. Fabre (1879); Decaisnella O. Kuntze
(1891); Decaisnina Van 'Tieghem (1895).
HANDWRITING: Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: cxlix. 1950.
1335. Description d’un herbier de Vile de Timor, faisant partie des collections botani-
ques du Muséum d’Histoire naturelle, Nouv. Ann. Mus. Hist. nat. [Paris] ser. 3. 3: 333-
501. ¢t. 16-27. 1834. Qu.
Publ.: 1834. in Nouvelles Annales; reprint issued with independent pagination as Herbarit
timorensis descriptio cum tabulis 6 aeneis, Paris (Roret) 1835. Qu. (rd. by Acad. 11 Mai
1835), [1]-173, pl. xvi-xxi, [4, ind.]; p. 5-173 correspond with p. 333-501 of the
original publication. The plates are plain liths. of drawings by Decaisne. Reprint
copies: G, HH.
Ref.: BM 1: 432; PR 2087; IDC 5886.
1336. Essais sur une classification des algues et des polypiers calciféres. Mémoire sur les Coral-
608
DECAISNE
lines. Théses présentées et soutenues a la Faculté des Sciences de Paris le 19 décembre
1842. Paris (Paul Renouard) 1842. Oct. (Ess. classif. alg. calcif.)
Publ.: 19 Dec 1842, p. [i-vi], [1]-120, pl. 14-17. Copy: UC. — Repaged reissue of two
papers in the Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 2. 17: 297-380 (Essais ...) and ser. 2. 18: 96-128
(Mémoire ...), published respectively in the May (p. 297-368), June (369-380) and
August (96-128) issues of the Annales for 1842. ‘The thése can be assumed to have been
published on 19 Dec 1842. The plates (14-17) accompanying the first article carry
(erroneously) the volume number 16.
Ref.: Vesque, Cat. Bibl. Decaisne 147. 1883.
Lawson and Price, Bot. J. Linn. Soc. 62(3): 340. 1969.
1337. Voyage autour du monde sur la frégate la Venus pendant les années 1836-1839. Paris 1840-
1843 [par Abel Aubert Du Petit-Thouars, 1793-1864], — Botanique [= vol. 5, part 2] par
M. J. Decaisne. Paris (Théodore Morgand) 1864. Oct., Aélas Paris (Gide et Cie) 1846.
Fol. (Voy. Venus, Bot. [Ail.])
Publ.: Text (p. [1]-34, [2 ind.]) 3 Sep 1864 (13 p.), plates (Atlas, p. [i-v], pl. 1-28) 1855,
possibly 1846. The plates are by Alfred Riocreux (1820-1912) and (one) by Bor-
romée; the originals are at the Paris Muséum d’ Histoire naturelle. Copy: G.
For a description of the full work see e.g. BM 2: 606.
Ref.: NI 561; PR 2520; BM 1: 493.
Sherborn and Woodward, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 7. 8: 492. 1901.
1338. Le jardin fruitier du Muséum ou iconographie de toutes les espéces et variétés
d’arbres fruitiers cultivés dans cet établissement, avec leur description, leur histoire, leur
synonymie. Publié sous les auspices de S.E. le Ministre de l’agriculture et du commerce.
Paris (Firmin Didot) 9 vols., [1858-] 1862-1875. Fol. ( Jard. fruit.)
vol. prel. t.p. final issue vol. prel.t.p. final issue
I 1858 1871-1872 6 1864. 1871-1872
2 1859 1871-1872 7 1866 1872-1875
3 1860 1871-1872 8 1868 1862-1875
4 1861 1871-1872 9 1862-1875 1862-1875
508 colour-printed or lithogr. plates by A. Riocreux, originals in part at P and Bibl.
nationale, Paris. Published in fascicles, the contents of which are not known. The bin-
ding in the nine volumes is by subject and does not reflect the chronology of publication.
As soon as a volume was completed a title page was issued. For the final issue a whole
new series of t.p.’s appeared citing the main contents. Copies: BR, G, MO.
Ref.: GFB p. 54; NI 456; PR 2094.
1339. Manuel de l’amateur des jardins. Traité général horticulture. Paris s.d. [1862-
1872]. Paris (Firmin-Didot et Cie.) 4 vols. Duod. (Manuel amat. jard.)
Co-author: Charles Victor Naudin (1815-1899).
Publ.: The volumes were published in parts and completed by the dates mentioned
below. The format ‘‘octo-decimo” is duodecimo with signatures of 24 and 12 p.
alternating. The engravings (text ills.) by F. Leblanc are from drawings by Alfred
Riocreux (1820-1912). Copies: BR, G, MO, NY.
1: [i]-[mi], [1]-742. 5 Jul 1862.
2: [i*], front., [iii*], [i]-vili, map, [1]-824. 14 Jul 1866.
3: [i], [iii], [1]-865 (‘765’). 31 Oct 1868.
4: [i], [ii], [1]-657. 13 Jan 1872.
Ref.: BM 1: 432; NI 458; PR 2095.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 3: 13-14. 1954; Fl. males. Bull. 15: 734. 1960.
1340. Sur les caractéres et les affinités des Oliniées. Paris (Emile Martinet) 1877. Oct. (Car.
affin. Oliniées).
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1877 (see p. 15; J. Bot. Jan 1878), p. [1]-15, 2 pl. Copies: G, US.
Ref.: Baillon, Sur les Oliniées 1878 (controversy).
W. P. H., J. Bot. 16: 184-185. 1878.
609
DEECKE
Deecke, Johannes Ernst Wilhelm (1862-1934), German geologist and palaeobiologist
at Freiburg i. Br. (Deecke).
COLLECTIONS: Freiburger geologisches Institut.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 253; Barnhart 1: 433; BM 1: 434, 6: 258;
CSP 14: 521-522; Quenstedt p. 109.
Grénwall, Geol. Foren. Stockholm Férh. 56: 619-620. 1934.
Soergel, Jahresber. Mitt. Oberrhein. geol. Ver. ser. 2. 24: xiil-xiv. 1935 (portr.)
FESTSCHRIFT: Fortschritte der Geologie und Palaeontologie 11, 1932 (portr., bibl. vii-xx)
(7oth birthday).
Deflandre, Georges (-Victor) (1897-1973), French palaeontologist and algologist.
(Deflandre) .
COLLECTIONS: Institut de Paléontologie, Muséum National d’ Histoire naturelle, Centre
scientifique Georges Deflandre (12.000 books, 15.000 preparations, various manus-
cripts).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 253-254; [not in Barnhart]; MW p. 94.
Boureau, Regn. veg. 11: I1. 1958.
Roon, Int. direct. plant tax. 32. 1958.
Deflandre, Catalogue des taxons introduits dans la systématique, Paris 1965 (mimeo-
graphed) (bibl.) 58, 29 p.
Leckwyck, Jaarb. Kon. Akad. Wetensch. Lett. Schone Kunsten Belgie 35: 399-404. 1973
(portr.)
Sarjeant, Microscopy 32(8) : 319-331. 1973-
1341. Monographie du genre Trachelomonas Ehr. Nemours (André Lesot) 1926. Oct.
(Monogr. Trachelomonas).
Publ.: 1926 (not in Nat. Nov.), p. [1]-162, pl. 1-15. Copy: PCS.
Defrance, Jacques Louis Marin (1758-1850), French palaeontologist who described
a number of fossil organisms as animals now believed to be plants. (Defrance).
COLLECTIONS: at Caen.
Ref.: Sherborn p. 43.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 254; Barnhart 1: 434; BM 1: 434; CSP 2:
200; MW p. 94; Quenstedt p. 109.
1342. Tableau des corps organisés fossiles, précéde de remarques sur leur pétrification.
Paris, Strasbourg (F. G. Levrault) 1824. Oct. (Tabl. corps foss.)
Publ.: 1824, p. [i]-xvi, [4], [1]-136. Copies: G, L.
Ref.: BM 1: 434.
Degelius, Gunnar Bror Fritiof (1903-x), Swedish botanist. (Degel.)
HERBARIUM and Types: UPSV (lichen herbarium), other material at C, GB, W.
Ref. Io: 150.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart I: 434.
Degen, Arpad von (1866-1934), Hungarian botanist. (Degen).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BP — duplicates see [H. — Exsiccata: Gramina hungarica (fasc. 1-7,
IQ00-IQII, 350 nos.), e.g. at B.
Ref.: 1H 2: 156.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 339. 1916.
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DE LAPYLAIE
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(2): 374, 6(1): 785, 12(2): 753, 12(3): 409;
Barnhart 1: 434; BM 6: 258; Bossert p. 97; GSP 14: 524-525; DTS 6(4): 70; LS suppl.
6267.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(3): 206. 1905.
Anon., Botanikai Kézlemények 24: 213-215. 1927 (1928).
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 1: 182. 1933.
Anon., Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 52: 171. 1934.
Domin, Véda Brir 15: 159. 1934.
Podpéra, Priroda 27: 189. 1934.
Javorka, Termés zettudomanyi kézlony 67: 209-214. 1935 (repr. 6 p., copy B).
Lengyel, Botanikai Kozlemények 33: 1-77. 1936 (bibl., 1041 nos., portr.)
Anon., Cat. bibl. Dr. Arpadi de Degen, Budapest 1941 (copy B).
1343. Flora velebitica Aufzahlung der auf dem Velebitgebirge, auf dem Senjsko Bilo und
dem PljeSivica-Bergzuge bisher beobachteten Pflanzen nebst einer Schilderung der in
pflanzengeographischer Beziehung in Betracht kommenden physikalischen Verhalt-
nisse des Gebietes. Budapest (Ungar. Akademie der Wissenschaften) 4 vols. 1936-1938.
(FI. veleb.)
Vol. 1: Oct-Dec 1936 (p. vi: Oct 1936; Nat. Nov. Oct 1937), frontisp. portr. Degen,
[i]-xi, [1]-662, p. vii-xi obituary of Degen by Lengyel. Copy: HH.
Vol. 2: 1937 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1938), p. [i], [1]-667. Copy: HH.
Vol. 3. 1938 (Nat. Nov. Dec 1938), p. [i], [1]-597, [598, cont.]. Copy: HH.
Vol. 4. 1938, p. [i]-lxxix, [1]-99. Copy: HH.
Dehnhardt, Friedrich (1787-1870), German gardener, curator at the Naples botanical
garden. (Dehnh.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 356; Barnhart 1: 435; CSP 6: 635; PR 2105-
2106; Saccardo 1: 63, 2: 40.
Anon., Flora 20: 7o1. 14 Dec 1837.
Balsamo et Geremicca, Bull. Orto Bot. Napoli 3: 69. 1913 (portr.)
1344. Catalogus plantarum horti camalduensis [Napoli 1829] Qu. (Caé. horte camald.)
Ed. 1: 1829 (p. 4: Pridie Kal. Sep 1829), p. [1]-26. Copies: G, USDA.
Ed. 2: 1832 (p. iv: Kal. Nov 1832), p. [i-v], 1-24, [i-ii], folio. Copies: BM, G. — ‘“‘Editio
secunda auctior.”’
Ref.: BM 1: 435; Jackson p. 438; PR 2105.
Deinboll, Peter Vogelius (1783-1874), Danish clergyman and botanist. (Deinboll).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: C, TRH.
Ref.: TH 2: 156.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 22; Barnhart 1: 435; KR p.
Hornemann, Nat. Tidskr. 1: 593-594. 1837.
Warming, Bot. ‘Tidskr. 12: 119-120. 1880.
Wittrock, Acta Hort. Berg. 3(3): 86, 183, t. 115. 1905 (portr.)
Holmboe, Norsk. biogr. Leks. 3: 302-303. 1926.
Klepper, Norsk bot. Bibl. 1814-1964: 320. 1973.
Hansen, Bot. Tidsskr. 69(2/3): 208. 1974.
EPONYMY: Deinbollia H. C. F. Schumacher (1829).
De la Pylaie, Auguste Jean Marie Bachelot (1786-1856), French bryologist, phyco-
logist and archeologist. (Pylaie).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P, PC (in part), the location of Bachelot’s collections retained by
himself is unknown. Some material also at G.
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DE LA PYLAIE
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 443; Barnhart 1: 98; BM 1: 80; GR p. 303-
304; Kew 1: 112; Laségue p. 575; LS 1411; PR ed. 1: 2389-2390, ed. 2: 311-312; SY
P: 44, 46, 47, 49.
Davy de Virville, Histoire de la Botanique en France p. 191, 201, 236. 1954.
Le Gallo, Le Naturaliste canadien 82 (10-11): 173-185. 1955.
Leroy, Les botanistes frangais en Amérique du Nord 203-230. 1957 (cites also manus-
cript sources).
NOTE: The author signed a copy of his Flore de ile de Terre-Neuve, sent to de Candolle, as
‘Dela Pylaie.”’ He is also often listed under Bachelot.
EPONYMY: Bachelotia (E. Bornet) P. Kuckuck ex G. Hamel (1939) ; Pilazsaea [sic] Desvaux
(1814) ; Pilayella [sic] Bory de Saint-Vincent (1823) ; Pylaisaea Bruch & W. P. Schimper
(1851); Pylaisiella N. C. Kindberg ex A. J. Grout (1896) ; Pylaistopsis (V. F. Brotherus)
V. F. Brotherus (1909).
1345. Etudes cryptogamiques ou Monographies de divers genres de mousses, précédées
d’une notice sur les environs de Fougéeres, et d’un essai sur la classification des mousses
dans lequel se trouvent tous les nouveaux genres qui n’ont pas encore été publiés dans
les ouvrages qui traitent exclusivement de cette famille des végétaux. Paris 1815. Oct.
(Etud. crypt.)
Publ.: 1815 — 32 p., 2 pl. A reprint (n.v.) of two articles previously published in Desvaux,
Journal de Botanique appliquée a l’agriculture: 1. Monographies de mousses ... in
Desvaux, ser. 2. 4.(3): 130-136. 1814 (after 19 Oct) and 2. Suite de l’article ..., 7m ser.
2 4(4): 145-169. 1815 (prim.).
Ref.: PR 311, SY p. 47, 49., IDC 752 (in Desvaux).
1346. Flore de Pile de Terre-neuve et des tles Saint-Pierre et Miclon. [Paris 1829] Qu. { (Fl.
Terre-neuve).
Publ.: Only one part (“1-2 Livraisons,”” combined) published 22 Jan 1830, (presented
to Soc. Geogr.; BF 30 Jan 1830, Ann. Sci. Observ. (Paris) 3(2): 319 Feb 1830),
p- [1]-128. Copies: G, NY. — Pritzel: ‘Opus non amplius prodiit; in hac prima parte
Algae adumbrantur.” The New York copy presented by the author as an ““hommage
aux Botanistes des Etats-Unis” has a note in De la Pylaie’s handwriting “la mort de
M. Debiére, mon dessinateur et lithographe est cause que les planches n’ont pas été
éxécutées.” A preliminary article (Quelques observations ...) was published in Ann.
Sci. nat. (Paris) 4(2): 174-184. 1824 [Feb 1825]; the vegetation was described in
Mém. Soc. Linn. Paris 4(2): 417-547. 1826 [Dec 1825]. De la Pylaie visited New-
foundland in 1819-1820.
Ref.: BM 1: 80, 3: 1427; PR 312.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 1: 94. Jan-Mai 1831.
Leroy, Les botanistes francais en Amérique du Nord 213-221. 1957.
2
Delarbre, Antoine (1724-1813), French botanist at Clermont-Ferrand. (Delarbre).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 260; Barnhart 1: 436; DBF 10: 708; GR
p- 315; PR 2115-2116.
Desvaux, J. Bot. ser. 2. 3: 91-96.
EPONYMY: Larbrea A. F. C. P. Saint-Hilaire (1815).
1347- Flore d’ Auvergne, ou recueil des plantes de cette ci-devant province. Clermont-
Ferrand (B. Beauvert et L. Deschamps) 1795. Oct. (Fl. Auvergne).
Ed. 1: 1795, p. [i]-xl, [1]-24, [1]-220, ‘[1]’-“[24]’, [1]-11. Copies: BR, HH, USDA.
Reissue: 1797, Paris et Clermont-Ferrand (B. Beauvert et L. Deschamps). Oct., p. [1*],
[iJ-xl, [1]-24, [17-220, ‘[1]’-*[24],’ [1]-11. Copies: BR, NY.
Ed. 2: Aug 1800, 2 vols. Riom et Clermont (Landriot et Rousset), Oct. (JGLF Aug
1800, JT 21 Nov 1800).
612
DELAROCHE
Premiére partie: an viii-1800, p. [i]-xxvi, [2, err.], [1]-507, [508]. Copies: G (‘‘1800”’),
HH (‘‘1880’?), HU, USDA (‘‘1800” on subst. t.p.).
Seconde partie: an viii-1800, p. [509]-891. Copies: G, HH, HU, USDA. Title: “‘Flore de
la ci-devant Auvergne, ou recueil des plantes observées sur les montagnes du Puy-de-
Dome, du Mont-d’Or, du Cantal, etc. Seconde édition, augmentée de plusieurs
genres et espéces; avec les caractéres, la description, la durée, le temps de la floraison
et la maturation des fruits, la station, etc. toutes les phrases des auteurs préseniées en
latin, traduites en frangais, pour l’utilité des éléves.”
Ed. 2[a]: 1836, 2 vols. Clermont-Ferrand (Auguste Veyssey) 1836. Oct.
Tome premier: n.v.
Tome second: p. [i-iti], [513]-891. Copies: BR, HH. Title: “Flore de la haute et basse
Auvergne, ou recueil des plantes observées sur les montagnes du Puy-de-Déme, du
Mont-d’Or, du Cantal, etc. seconde édition, revue et considérablement augmentée.”
Ref.: PR 2116; IDC 5889.
Delaroche, Daniel (1743-1812), Swiss botanist and physician. (D. Delaroche).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 539; Barnhart 1: 437; PR 2117.
Goldblatt, J. S. Afr. Bot. 36(4): 291-318. 1970 (Iridaceae).
EPONYMY: Rochea A. P. de Candolle (1802, nom. cons.; also dedicated to his son Frangois
(1780-1813), q.v.)
1348. Specimen botanicum inaugurale, sistens Descriptiones plantarum aliquot novarum.
Quam, annuente summo numine, ex auctoritate magnifici rectoris, Friderici Bernardi
Albini, ... nec non amplissimi senatus academici consensu, & nobilissime facultas
medicae decreto, pro gradu doctoratus, summisque in medicina honoribus & privilegiis,
rite ac legitimé consequendis, eruditorum examini submittit Daniel De la Roche,
genevensis. Ad diem 29 Aug mdcclxvi. h.l.q.s. Leiden (Joh. et Herm. Verbeek) 1766.
Qu. (Deser. pl. alig. nov.)
Publ.: 29 Aug 1766 (date on which thesis was defended), p. [1]-35, [36-39], pl. 1-5.
Copies: G, NY.
Rep Ree v7:
Goldblatt, J. S. Afr. Bot. 36(4): 291-318. 1970.
Delaroche, Francois (1780-1813), French physician and botanist, son of Daniel
Delaroche. (fF. Delaroche).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 539; Barnhart 1: 437; BM 1: 437; CSP 2: 217-
218; Langman p. 430 (sub L); PR 2118.
Desvaux, J. Bot. ser. 2. 3: 207-211. 1814.
COMPOSITE Works: Redouté, Les Liliacées, text for vols. 5 and 6.
EPONYMY: Rochea A. P. de Candolle (1802, nom. cons.; also dedicated to his father Daniel
(1743-1812), q.v.)
1349. Eryngiorum nec non generis novi Alepideae historia. Paris (Deterville) 1808. Qu. (in
twos) (Eryng. Alep. hist.)
Publ.: Oct 1808 (JGLF Oct 1808, Acad. 24 Oct 1808), p. [i-v], [1]-70, pl. 1-32. Copies:
G, HU, MO, NY. — The 32 uncoloured copper engravings are by F. B. Debalzac,
Poiteau, Turpin and “‘M.C.D.”. The originals are in London (Society of Herbalists),
fide NI.
Ref.: BM 1: 407; Langman p. 430; NI 459; PR 2118; IDC 58g0.
Delaroche, Nouv. Bull. Soc. Philom. 1: 86-89. 1807, 2: 106-110. 1809 (“‘Histoire du
genre Eryngium’’.)
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DELASTRE
Delastre, Charles Jean Louis (1792-1859), French botanist. (Delastre).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: material at L, LZ, PC. His herbarium was presented to the town
of Poitiers.
Ref.: TH 2: 157.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 17: 376. 1859.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 24, 5(1): 788; Barnhart 1: 437; KR p. 141;
PR 2120-2121.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 6: 383-384, 550, 697. 1859.
Anon., Flora 42: 749. 21 Dec 1859.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 18: pl. r. 1907 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Delastreopsis Mattirolo (1905); Delastria L. Tulasne & C. Tulasne (1843);
Lastrea Bory de Saint-Vincent (1824) ; Lastrella (H. Ito) Nakai (1949) ; Lastreopsis Ching
(1938).
1350. Flore analytique et descriptive du département de la Vienne avec planches et vocabulaire.
Paris (Meilhac), Poitiers 1842. Oct. (in fours) (Fl. Vienne).
Publ.: ante Sep 1842 (Flora 28 Jun 1843; suppl. Sep 1842), p. [i]-xxii, [1]-544, pl. 1-4.
Copy: NY.
Ref.: PR o1er.
Delavay, [Pére] Pierre Jean Marie (1834-1895), French missionary and plant collec-
tor in China. (Delavay).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P and PC, dupl. A, B, F, G, H, K, L, LE, MO, US. — Distributed
e.g. as Plantes de Chine (province de Fun-nan a. 1882-1895).
Ref.: IH 2: 157.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 507; Barnhart 1: 437; BM 1: 437, 2: 610, 6: 260;
Bretschneider (localities etc.); NI 646.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 10: 674. 1863 (1866).
Franchet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 43: 78-79. 1896.
Franchet, J. de Bot. 10: 144-146. 1896.
Hadfield, Pioneers in Gardening 186-189. 1951.
Coats, The plant hunters 113-114, 387. 1969.
Smith, Garden, Roy. Bot. Gard. Edinburgh August 1971, p. 6-8.
EPONYMY: Delavaya A. R. Franchet (1886).
Delessert, Jules Paul Benjamin, baron (1773-1847), French industrialist, banker,
philanthropist and amateur botanist. (Deless.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Delessert had one of the most considerable private herbaria of
his time. It was given to the town of Genéve in 1869 and became the nucleus of the
general herbarium of the present Conservatoire botanique (G). It is now integrated with
the other major collections at G. A. P. de Candolle’s types of the cones selectae are at G
in the general herbarium, except where otherwise indicated.
Delessert placed his herbarium liberally at the disposal of scientists, notably Auguste-
Pyramus De Candolle. The herbarium was started with Delessert’s own collections and
those of his elder brother Etienne, from France, Switzerland and Great Britain. It
became of exceptional importance with the purchase, in 1803, of the Lemonnier
herbarium. From that moment onward the herbarium grew rapidly. The successive
curators of the herbarium were Achille Richard (1817-1827), J. B. A. Guillemin (1827-
1842) and Antoine Laségue (1793-1873). The herbarium was left by Benjamin’s
youngest brother Francois (ft 1865) to his daughters who gave it to the town of Geneve.
The Delessert library (including the herbaria in book-form such as the Thesaurus
zeylanicus herbarium) went to the Institut de France. The Delessert herbarium is fully
described by Laségue (1845).
614.
DELESSERT
The main collections, constituting the basis of the Delessert herbarium are (with dates of
acquisition): (1) The L. G. Lemonnier (1803) herbarium which contained a great
many Commerson plants, the Syrian collections of Labillardiére, many of the N. African
plants of Desfontaines, and many of André Michaux’s collections in addition to nume-
rous other collections of minor importance; (2) the Burman herbaria; (3) a herbarium
from Japan by Thunberg; (4) the entire Ventenat herbarium (1809) ; (5) the Palisot de
Beauvois herbarium (1820) ; (6) the Thuillier herbarium (1827); (7) a considerable part
of the Lambert herbarium (1842). In addition Delessert acquired considerable parts of
the collections made by La Billardiére, Gaudichaud, Dumont d’Urville, Perrottet,
Sieber and many others. A full list is given by Laségue.
Ref.: 1H 2: 157, Laségue 1845.
Delessert, Fr., Bot. Zeit. 5: 359. 1847, also in Duchartre, Revue Bot. 2: 475-477. 1847.
Baehni, Taxon 9: 61-63. 1960.
Lourteig, Taxon 15: 23-25. 1966 (Hermann herb.)
Stafleu, Taxon 19: 920-936. 1970 and as introduction to facsimile reprint 1970 of
Laségue, Musée botanique (1845).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 724; Barnhart 1: 438; BM 1: 438; Bossert
p. 98; CSP 2: 226-227; Jackson p. 117, 421; Langman p. 238; MW p. 94; NI p. 44,
no. 461; PR 2126.
Argout, Notice sur la vie de Benjamin Delessert, [Genéve] 1847. Copy: G.
Candolle, Alph. de, Notice sur B.D., Genéve 1847, 31 p., repr. from Biblioth. univ.
Sep 1847.
Duchartre, Revue bot. 2: 385-386, 475-477. 1847.
Pritzel, Erinnerungen, Grenzboten 1847. (Copy: G).
Anon., Flora 30: 164. 14 Mar 1847.
Hooker, London J. Bot. 6: 206. 1847.
G.P., Bot. Zeit. 5: 246-248, 359-360. 1847.
Dupin, Ch., Travaux et bienfaits de B. Delessert. Paris 1848.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc., London 1: 339-341. 1849.
Flourens, Eloge historique de B. Delessert, Paris 1850, 48 p. (bibl.), also in Eloges hist. 2:
325-382. 1857.
Cap, Benjamin Delessert, Paris 1850, 48 p.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 63-67, 76, 90, 106, 107, 110, 121, 123, 132, 133, 136,
193, 239, 252, 334, 370, 467, 587. 1862.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1888/90: 35. 1891.
De Lessert, Gaston, Famille de Lessert, souvenirs et portraits. Genéve [1902], (portr.)
Magnin, Ann. Soc. bot. Lyon 31: 45. 1906.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 36. 1906.
Briquet, Annuaire Cons. Jard. bot. Genéve 1909/10: fl. 2.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 433. 1937.
Bord, Aesculape Mai 1938: 3 (portr.), 8-10.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 296-299. 1940 (bibl.)
Stafleu, Boissiera 11: xili-xv. 1965 (portr.)
Stafleu, Taxon 19: 920-937. 1970 and as intr. to reprint Laségue, Mus. Bot. Benj.
Delessert, Lehre 1970.
Stafieu et al., Regn. veg. 71: 461 [index]. 1970.
Stafleu, 7x Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23(4): 540. 1974 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Delesseria [sic] J. V. F. Lamouroux (1813, nom. cons.) ; Delesseriopsis [sic] K.
Okamura (1931); Delesserites [sic] (A. T. Borngniart) Sternberg (1833) ; Delesserites [sic]
Ruedemann (1925); Lessertia A. P. de Candolle (1802, nom. cons.)
HANDWRITING: Taxon 19: 924. 1970.
POSTAGE STAMPS: France 75 c (1935) yv- 303.
1351. Icones selectae plantarum quas in systemate universali ex herbariis Parisiensibus,
praesertim ex Lessertiano descripsit Augustin Pyramus de Candolle. Paris 1820-1846,
5 vols. Qu. and Fol. (Icon. sel. pl.)
615
DELESSERT
vol. pages plates dates t.p. actual dates
I fas [i]-vi, [1]-26 I-I00 1820 Feb 1821
2 fi*], [i]-iv, [1]-28 I-I00 1823 Feb 1824
3 [i*], [iii*], [a]-viii, [1]-70 I-I00 1837 Feb 1838
4 [i*], [i]-iii, [1]-52 I-100 1839 5 Feb 1840
oy ESBS Bee Beals 1-100 (93 A, B.) 1846 Jun 1846
Copies: BR, G, HU, MO, NY. — The above dates are based on the dates of the reviews in
the Bibliographie de la France, the Annales des Sciences naturelles and on the dates of receipt by
the Académie des sciences. Laségue informs A. P. de Candolle on 5 Feb 1840 (letter at G)
that volume 4 has just been published. The book was published in three issues, one in
quarto on vellum, one id. on “‘fine paper” and one in folio on vellum. The plates of the
first two volumes were by Turpin, the text by de Candolle. For the authorship of the
new taxa described in vol. 3, see p. iii and iv of that volume. The text of vols. 4 & 5 is
again entirely by de Candolle. For a list of artists see Nissen (461). Imprints: (1-4) none
on ener. t.p. but publ. Paris, London, Strasbourg (Treuttel & Wiirz), 5: Paris (Fortin,
Masson & Co.)
Ref.: BM 1: 438; DU 89; GF p. 54; HL 2199; Jackson p. 117; NI 461; Plesch p. 194;
PR 2126; RS p. 79; IDC 655.
Grisebach, GGA 1838: 1929-1938. 6 Dec 1838 (review of vol. 3).
Delgado, Joaquim Filippe Nery (1835-1908), Portuguese palaeobotanist. (Delgado).
COLLECTIONS: Direccao dos Trabalhos Geologicos(?).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 255; [not in Barnhart]; BM 1: oy 6: 2605
CSP 7: 513, 14: 544; Quenstedt p. 111.
Choffat, Jorn. Sci. math. phys. nat. ser. 2. 7., Lisboa 1908, 14 p., (3 portr., , bibl.)
Choffat, Bull. Soc. port. Sci. nat. 3, suppl. 1: 1-35. 1909 (portr.)
Sollas, Quart. J. geol. Soc. 74: Ixxiv. 1909.
1352. Estudo sobre os bilobites e outros fosseis das quartzites da base do systema silurico de
Portugal. [headline:] Terrenos paleozoicos de Portugal. Lisboa (Academia real das
Sciencias) 1885. Qu. (Estud. bilobites).
Portuguese: Jul-Dec 1885 (dates on signatures), p. [i-iii], [1]-111, [2, index]. Copy: NY.
French: “Etudes sur les bilobites et autres fossiles des quartzites de la base du systéme
silurique du Portugal,”’ Lisboa (id.) 1885 (signatures dated Jul-Dec) (Andrews cites
1886; Nat. Nov. Mai 1886), p. [i-iii], [1]-113, [2, index]. Copy: NY. (Etud. bilobites).
Plates: sibs xxtita. Copy: NY.
Supplemento: Lisboa (id.) 1887[-1888] (t.p.; signatures dated Dec 1887-Apr 1888), p.
[1]-76, [1, cont.], [1, err.], plates r, ra, 2-8, 8a, 9-10. Copy: NY.
French: Supplément, Lisbonne (id.) 1887[-1888] (signatures dated Aug 1887-Apr 1888).
Ref.: BM 1: 438, 4: 1600.
Delile, Alire (Raffeneau) (1778-1850), French botanist and physician who accom-
panied Napoleon to Egypt and who travelled in North Carolina; professor of botany at
Montpellier 1819-1850. (Delile).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: MPU, duplicates e.g. in herb. Willdenow (B), G, P, PH, W. —-
The original drawings for the Description de VEgypte are at the Muséum d'Histoire
naturelle, Paris. — Delile’s heavily annotated copy of Michaux’s Flora boreali-americana
(he planned a revision) is at MPU together with water-colour drawings of 332 species
of fungi.
Ref.c UH 22 1576
Granel de Solignac et Bertrand, Naturalia monspeliensia, bot., 18: 281-282. 1967.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG I: 372-373, 5(1): 196; Barnhart 1: 438; BM 4:
1638-1639, 8: 1044; Bossert p. 98; Frank 3(Anh) : 23; Jackson p. 538 [index]; LS 6844;
MW p. 94; Plesch p. 195; PR 2129-2140.
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DELILE
Anon., Flora 33: 704. 1850.
Martins, Le jardin des plantes de Montpellier 41, 55-58, 61, 72-73. 86. 1854.
Joly, Mém. Acad. Sci. Toulouse ser. 5. 3: 93-98. 1859.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey Bot. Cl. 16: 292. 1921.
Motte, zn Les botanistes francais en Amérique du Nord 53-82. 1957.
Motte, Science et Nature 18: 9-15. 1957.
Motte, DSB 4: 21-22. 1971 (bibl.)
Stafleu, Regn. veg. 71: 307, 338. 1971.
COMPOSITE woRKs: see F. Cailliaud, Voyage a Méroé, 4: [293]-399 for Delile, Centurie des
plantes d’Afrique.
EPONYMY: Delilia K. P. J. Sprengel (1823); Lilaea Humboldt & Bonpland (1808);
Raffenaldia Godron (1853).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 233-234. 1974.
1353- Description de Egypte, ou recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont été
faites en Egypte pendant l’expédition de l’armée frangaise, publié par les ordres de Sa
Majesté l’Empereur Napoléon le Grand. Histozre naturelle. Tom. second. Paris (Imprimerie
impériale) 1812. Fol (2 fol./sign.) (Descr. Egypte, Hist. nat.)
Publ.: first fascicle (p. [i-v], [1]-144): 1813; second fascicle (troisiéme livr.) (p. 145-462)
1813 sero — 1814 prim. — Contains four memoirs by Delile of which the first on p. [1]-
10, the second on p. [11]-24, the third on p. [49]-82 entitled Florae aeg yptiacae illustratio,
and the fourth on p. [i], [145]-320, the Flore d’Egypte, with explication des planches
(pl. 1-62). Copies: BR, MO. According to Baring the plates themselves came out only
in 1826; the plates 1-62 are copper engravings of drawings by H. J. Redouté and
Conté (originals in Paris at Muséum d’Hist. nat.). Plates numbered 63 and 64
featuring some new names occur in several copies. These new names are not validly
published because there is neither an accompanying description nor an analysis
showing essential characters. It is furthermore questionable (Barbey 1882; also fide
H. Heine, in lit.) whether these plates were ever effectively distributed. They are not
found in any of the copies in the main libraries at Paris, but mostly in copies which
belonged to correspondents of Delile and it is likely that they were simply proof-
sheets. Hackel mentions the presence of the two plates in copies at ‘Paris’ and at the
Jardin botanique de Montpellier. The contemporary bibliographies do not mention
these two plates. The plates also occur in the Stockholm copy used for the IDC
microfiche edition. The memoirs were also published separately; a second edition of
the Flore d’Egypte was published in 1824. — The entire ‘‘tome second” was published
between 1813 and 1829, though it carries the date 1812.
Ref.: BM 2: 606-607, NI 2234, PR 2129-2130, RS p. 80, SY 44, IDC 78.
Baring, A bibliographical account and collation of La description de I’Egypte.
London 1838.
Barbey, Herborisations au Levant, Lausanne 1882, p. 175-176.
Hackel, Sitzungsber. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 22: 109.
1354. Flore de I’ Arabie pétrée. Plantes recueillies par M. Léon de Laborde, nommeées,
class¢es, et décrites par M. Delile ... in Léon de Laborde et Linant, Voyage de I’ Arabie
pétrée. Paris 1830. Fol. (Fl. Arabie pétrée).
Publ.: on p. 81-87, with one plate, 1830. — Reprinted as Fragments d’une Flore de l’Arabie
pétrée ... 1833. Qu. 26 p., 1 plate.
Ref.: BM 4: 1638 (1833 reprint), Jackson p. 379, PR 2135 (1833 reprint).
1355- Fragments d’une flore de ’ Arabie pétrée. Plantes recueillies par M. Léon de Laborde,
nommeées, classées et décrites par M. Delile, ... (extrait du Voyage de I’Arabie pétrée
par M. Léon de Laborde). Paris (Giard) 1833. Qu. (Fragm. fl. Arabie pétrée).
Publ.: Dec 1833 (BF 18 Jan 1834), p. [i, t-p. as cover], [1]-25, [26, ind.], 1 plain lith. by
P. Duménil. Copies: G, HH. — Léon Emmanuel Simon Joseph, marquess, de Laborde
(1807-1869), travelled in the Orient in 1825, published Voyage dans I’ Arabie pétrée,
Paris 1830-1833 (see Embacher p. 179-180), of which the present text is an “extrait”
(reprint). The original text, in folio, appeared in 1830, p. 81-87 (fide PR).
617
DELILE
1356. Voyage en Abyssinie, dans les provinces du Tigré, du Samen et de l’Amhara par
MM. Ferret et Galinier. Paris (Paulin). Oct. Vol. 3, part 2, 1847, p. 85-163 [Oct.].
[Plantae, Mammalia, Aves], with Enumeération des plantes ... par M. Raffeneau-
Delile. (Voy. Abyssinie).
Publ.: Text-part containing botany: 1848. The accompanying atlas was probably also
published in parts between 1847 and 1848. Copies: G, MO. — Entire volume publ.
1847-1848, p. [i], [iii], [1]-536. Atlas, Paris (Paulin) 1847-1848, Botanique fl. 1-17,
uncoloured copper engravings (artists Delile, Lebrun).
Ref.: PR 2879.
Sherborn and Woodward, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 7. 8: 161. 1901.
Delise, Dominic Francois (1780-1841), French ‘‘chef de bataillon” and cryptogamist
in Normandy. (Delise).
HERBARIUM and Types: CN. Exsiccatae:
1. Nereide francaise ou plantes marines croissantes dans les mers de France (1 cent., nos.
1-100), Vire 1823. Copy: FH.
2. Lichens de France (fasc. 1, nos. 1-25) Vire 1828. Copies: B, BM, CN, DUKE, FH, G, H,
L, M;, MPU, PC, SFR,°TL, UPS; W.
3. Flora cryptogamica lutetiae Parisiorum, at PC (fide GR), probably not a regular series.
Ref.: GR p. 273-274; TH 2: 157.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 286. 1916.
Koster, Taxon 18: 551. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 69. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 439; CSP 2: 228; Frank 3(Anh.): 23; GR
Pp. 273-274; LS 6845-6847; NI 462; PR 2141.
Brébisson, Fl. Norm. 1: viii. 1836 (Delise contributed to this flora).
Anon., Bot. Not. 1842: 209 (‘Delire’).
Pritzel, Linnaea 19: 451. 1847.
Grummann, Cat. lich. germ. 62. 1963.
EPONYMY: Delisea Fée (1825); Delisea J. V. F. Lamouroux (1819).
1357. Histoire des lichens. Genre Sticta. [Caen] 1822[-1825]. Oct., atlas Fol. (Hist. lich.,
Sticta).
Text: 1822 [on t.p.], p. [1]-171, [172], 1 tabl. Copies: G, FH (p. 1-167), NY (id.) -
Pages 168-171, [172] published 1825.
Atlas: Caen (T. Chalopin) 1825, oblong ‘“‘fol.’’, p. [1]-6, table, plates 1-19, coloured
liths. by de Caumont (plate 18 = xvi, [16, nos. 61-64] = xvii, 17 (nos. 65-69) =
xviii). Copies: FH, G, NY.
Original publication: Mém. Soc. Linn. Calvados 1: 1-168. 1822, and 2: 598-600. 1825.
Ref.: BM 1: 438; Jackson p. 160; LS 6845; NI 462; PR 2141; IDC 480 (“20 plates’’).
Delogne, Charles Henri (1834-1901), Belgian algologist. (Delogne).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: unknown; collections at AWH, BM, BP, LG, PC, W. Exsiccatae:
1. Diatomées de Belgique (fasc. 1-4, nos. 1-100), Bruxelles 1880-1881, sets at AWH, BM,
BP, LG, W.
2. with Pierre Joseph Frédéric Gravet (1827-1907): Les hépatiques de I’ Ardenne (fasc. i-vi,
nos. 1-60) Gent 1868-1870. Sets BM, FH, LG, PC.
3. with same: Les mousses de I’ Ardenne (fasc. i-v, nos. 1-250) Gent 1868-1872. Sets FH,
LG, PC.
Ref.: TH 2: 158.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 69-70. 1969; 19(2): 191-192. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 439; BM 1: 439 [sic]; CSP 12: 191; GR
p- 694; LS 6855-6867; Jackson p. 271; NI 466.
Anon., Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 40(2): 28. 1903.
Evens, Gesch. algol. Belgie 159. 1944.
618
DELPINO
Lawalrée, Bull. Jard. bot. nat. Belgique 37(1): 67-72. 1967. (portr., bibl.)
Lawalrée, Biogr. nat. Acad. roy. Sci. Lettr. Belgique 34 Suppl. 6(1): 203-204. 1968.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Cryptogames vasculaires, Mousses, Hépatiques, in Crépin et Gravet,
Catalogue de la Flore de Belgique (1872).
1358. Flore cryptogamique de la Belgique ... ire partie. - Muscinées. Bruxelles (H. Man-
ceaux) 1883[-1885]. Oct. (FI. crypt. Belgique).
Fasc. 1: Feb-Jun 1883 (p. 5-21: 1 Feb 1883; Flora 11 Sep 1885; Nat. Nov. Jun 1883;
Hedwigia: Sep 1883; before 10 Oct 1883 see Lawalrée), p. [i*, h.t.], [1]-114, pl. 1-4,
reprinted from Ann. Soc. Belge Microsc. 7 (mém.): 19-130, pl. 1-4. 1883. Copies: repr.
BR, Steere, NY; journal publ. e.g. FH. — Erratum on p. 2 of cover reprint.
Fasc. 2: Nov-Dec 1884, (Flora 1 Mar 1885; Nat. Nov. Dec 1884; Hedwigia: Mar-Apr
1885; 1884 on cover of journal), p. 115-338, reprinted from id. 9 (mém.): 7-220.
1884 (cover), 1885 (t.p.) Copies: id. — Note: An advertisement in Delogne’s Flore
analytique cites part [2] as of 1884.
Ref.: BM 1: 439.
Anon., Hedwigia 22(9): 144. Sep 1883, 24(2): 86. Mar-Apr 1885.
Lawalrée, Bull. Jard. bot. natl. Belgique 37(1): 70, 71. 1967.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 192. 1971.
1359- Flore analytique de la Belgique / Plantes indigénes et cultivées. Namur (Ad. Wesmael-
Charlier) [1888]. Oct. (FI. anal. Belgique).
Publ.: Jun 1888 (p. viii: Mai 1888; Nat. Nov. Aug 1888; Lawalrée: Jun 1888), p. [i]-xv,
[1]-655. — Copy: BR.
Ref.: Lawalrée, Bull. Jard. bot. natl. Belg. 37: 71. 1967.
Delpino, Giacomo Giuseppe Federico (1833-1905), Italian botanist, later director
of the botanical institute of Napoli. (Delpino).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: FI.
Refi: WE 2: 158.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(3): 61; Barnhart 1: 440; BM 1: 430, 6: 260;
Bossert p. 98; CSP 7: 514, 12: 191, 14: 547-548; Jackson p. 538 [ind.]; Langman p. 238;
LS 6871; PR 2146-2147.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 144-145. 1874 (autobiogr.) (bibl.)
Delpino, Mem. Acad. Sci. Bologna 7: 215-323. 1886, 8: 601-650. 1887, 10: 115-147.
1889 (Prodr. monogr. piante formicarie).
Borzi, Nuovo Giorn. bot. Ital. ser. 2. 12: 417-439. 1905.
Cavara, Boll. Accad. Gioenia Sci. nat. Catania 86: 1-15. 1905.
Cavara, Bull. Soc. bot. Ital. 1905: 231.
DeToni, Nuova Notarisia 16: 125-126. 1905.
Penzig, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 23: (30)-(43). 1905. (bibl.)
Penzig, Malpighia 19: 294-310. 1905 (portr., bibl.)
Briosi, Atti Ist. bot. Univ. Pavia ser. 2. 10: iii-xxiv. 1907. (bibl.)
Balsamo et Geremicca, Bull. Orto bot. r. Univ. Napoli 3: 55-56. 1913.
Anon., Bull. Orto bot. r. Univ. Napoli 12(1): i-xvii. 1934. (portr.; bibl. by Briosi
reprinted from 1907 publ.).
Delpino et al., Onoranze resea Federico Delpino. Chiavari 1934, 81 p. (portr.). Copy: B.
Catalano, Delpinoa 11: 5-170. 1958.
EPONYMy (genera): Delpinoa H. Ross (1897); Delpinoella P. A. Saccardo (1899); (jour-
nal): Delpinoa nuova serie del bulletino dell’Orto Botanico della Universita di Napoli.
Napoli. Vol. 1-11. 1948-1958; Nuova Serie [without subtitle] Vol. 1-x, 1959-x.
1360. Studi sopra un lignaggio anemofilo delle composte ossia sopre il gruppo delle Artemi-
siacee. Firenze (M. Cellini) 1871. Oct. (in fours) (Studi lign. anemof.)
Publ.: 1871, (Bot. Zeit. 22 Dec 1871) p. [1]-73. Copies: G, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 439.
619
DELPONTE
Delponte, Giovanni Battista (1812-1884), Italian botanist at Torino. (Delponte).
HERBARIUM and Types: TO; other material at FI.
Ref.: 1H 2: 158.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 440; CSP 9: 671; NI 467-468; PR 2148;
Saccardo 1: 64.
Cesati, Mem. Soc. ital. Sci. 4(7): 29-30. 1882.
Mattirolo, Annuario r. Univ. Torino 1884/5.
Gibelli, Atti Accad. Sci. Torino 31: 18-22. 1895.
Mattirolo, Cronistoria ... Torino Ixv-Ixvi. 1929.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 40. 1941.
EPONYMY: Delpontia Penzig & P. A. Saccardo (1901).
1361. Stirpium exoticarum rariorum vel forte novarum pugillus. Torino 1854. Qu. (Stirp.
exot. rar.)
Pubi.: 1854, p. [1]-21, pl. 1-10. Copies: G, MO, NY. — Reprinted from Mem. r. Accad.
Sci. Torino ser. 2. 14: 393-411, pl. 1-10. 1854.
Ref.: NI 467; PR 2148.
1362. Specimen desmidiacearum subalpinarum. Torino (ex officina regia) 1873[-1877]. Qu.
(Spec. desmid. subalp.)
Part [1]: 1873, p. [1]-96, pl. 1-6. Copies: G, NY. — Reprinted from Mem. r. Accad. Sci.
Torino ser. 2. 28: 19-108, pl. 1-6.
Part [2]: 1877, p. 97-282, [1, note], pl. 7-23, Torino (Ermanni Loescher). Copy: G. — The
plates are uncoloured liths. by Mansfeld.
Ref.: NI 468.
Cesati, Mem. Soc. ital. Sci. 4(7): 30. 1882.
Demidow, Anatoli Nikolajewitsch (1812-1870), Russian explorer and maecenas.
(A. N. Demidow).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: material collected by Joseph Henri Léveillé (1796-1870) on
Demidow’s Southern Russian expedition in 1837 is at FI, G and L and presumably at
LE. It is unlikely that Demidow himself made any collections.
Ref.: TH 2(3): 436.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart I: 441.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftstellerlexikon 145-146. 1874.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 187. 1905.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. no. 1072. 1966.
EPONYMY: Demidovia [sic] Pallas (1781).
1363. Voyage dans la Russie méridionale et la Crimée par la Hongrie, la Valachie et la
Moldavie executé en 1837 par [sous la direction de] Mr Anatole de Démidoff [par MM.
[A.] De Sainson, [F.] Le Play, [A.] Huot, [J.H.] Léveillé, [D.A.M.] Raffet, [L.]
Rousseau, [A.] De Nordman et [A.] Du Ponceau]. Paris (Ernest Boudin et Ce) [1839-]
1840-1842, 4 vols. text qu., 2 vols. atlas fol. (Voy. Russie mér.)
Vol. r: [1839-]1840. [Account of the voyage], p. [i*-iii*], front., [i]-vii, [1]-621, [622,
err., 623-624, cont.], ill., (p. vii: Apr 1859).
Vol. 2: 1842, p. [i-iii], [1]-851, [852, corr.], Enum. pl. p. 69-242.
Vol. 3: 1840, p. [i-iii], [1]:756. Zoology.
Vol. 4: 1842, p. [i]-x, [1]-516, contains e.g. ‘Exploration des terrains carboniféres du
Donetz ... Catalogue des plantes phanérogames recueillies dans la chaine du
Donetz et dans les steppes adjacentes dressés par M. ... Léveillé.”
Atlas to vol. r: Paris (Gihaut fréres) s.d., p. [1]-64, pl. r-roo, engr. t.p. Copy: MO.
Atlas [to 2-4] d’histoire naturelle, 1842, 4 maps (3 col.), 91 plates (79 col.), incl. 7 plates of
cryptogams. Copies: MO, Teyler.
620
DENISSE
Partial translation: English (1853; ed. 2, 1855), Dutch (1840), Italian (1841), Polish
(1845), German (1854), Spanish (1855), Russian (1853).
Ref.: BM 1: 440.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. no. 1072. 1966.
De Moor, V. P. G. (1827-1895), Belgian botanist and government veterinarian. (De
Moor).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 441; CSP 2: 236; Langman p. 238.
Crépin, Man. Fl. Belgique lxvi, lxix 1860.
Anon., Bibl. nat., Dict. Ecrivains Belges 1830-80 (1): 472. 1886.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 34(2): 7-8. 1895.
1364. Tableaux analytiques des familles naturelles, de la Phanérogamie et de la Crypto-
gamie vasculaire belges; arrangées suivant la méthode de de Candolle; suivis du
catalogue des genres des plantes vasculaires qui croissent naturellement sur le sol belge
... Alost (A. Byl) 1847. Fol. (Zabl. anal. fam. nat.)
Publ.: 1847, p. [1-27], 1 fold-out table. Copy: BR.
Ref.: BM 3: 1343.
1365. Traité des graminées céréales et fourragéres que l’on rencontre en Belgique, avec
des observations sur quelques variétés nouvelles ... Bruxelles (H. Tarlier) 1854. Oct.
( Traité gramin.)
Publ.: Oct (prob.) 1854, p. [1]-355, [356, err.], ro4 figs. — In the series Bibliothéque
rurale. Announced as available Oct 1854 in the editor’s catalogue contained in the
bound volumes. Copy: BR.
Denham, Dixon (1786-1828), British colonial army officer and traveller [with Clapper-
ton] in Africa. (Denham).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM.
Ref. MH 25150;
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 442; BB p. 89; DNB 14: 341; BM 1: 440;
CSP 2: 237; Jackson p. 346.
Vallot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 29: 176-177. 1882.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 167. 1936.
COMPOSITE WORKS: For the botanical appendix to Denham and Clapperton’s Narrative
of travels (1826) see R. Brown.
EPONYMY: Denhamia C. F. Meisner (1837, nom. cons.); Denhamia H. W. Schott (1832,
nom. rej.)
Denisse, Etienne (fl. 1843-1846), French artist. (Denisse).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: material under his name at L.
Ref.: 1H 2: 158.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: GF p. 55; PR 2157;
1366. Flore d’ Amérique dessinée d’aprés nature sur les lieux / Riche collection de plantes
les plus remarquables, fleurs & fruits de grosseur & de grandeur naturelle. Paris (Gihaut
fréres) s.d. [1843-1846]. Broadsheet. (#1. Amérique).
Publ.: 1843-1846, in fascicles of 6 plates. — Loose leaved collection of 200 liths. (1-200)
with a lithographed t.p. and ditto introduction dated 15 Jun 1843. — Portfolio
at NY.
Ref.: GF p. 55; NI 470; PR 2157 “‘opus botanicum prorsus inutile.”
DENNSTEDT
Dennstedt, August Wilhelm (1776-1826), German physician and botanist, burgo-
master of Magdala, director of the Belvedere garden near Weimar. (Dennst.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 443; BM 1: 441; Jackson p. 15, 35; PR
2158-2162.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 167. 1936.
Manitz, Taxon 17: 496-501. 1968.
EPONYMY: Dennstaedtia [sic] Bernhardi (1801); Dennstaedtiopsis [sic] C. A. Arnold &
L. H. Daugherty (1964).
1367. Nomenclator botanicus seu enumeratio alphabetica omnium hucusque cognitorum
vegetabilium adjectis praecipuis synonymis. Eisenberg (Wilhelm Schoene) 1810,
2 parts. Oct. (Nomencl. bot.)
Pars 1: 1810 (Med. chir. Zeit. 29 Nov.), p. [i]-vili, [1]-524. Copies: BR, M. — “‘Plantas
vulgo phaenogamas dictas complectens.”’
Pars 2: 1810 (Leipz. Lit. Zeit. g Feb 1811), p. [ii]-[viii], [1]-232. Copy: BR. — ‘“‘Crypto-
gamiam sic dictam continens.”’
Ref.: PR 2160.
1368. Schliissel zum Hortus indicus malabaricus, oder dreifaches Register zu diesem Werke.
Weimar (Landes-Industrie-Comptoir) 1818. Qu. (Schliissel Hortus malab.)
Publ.: 20 Oct 1818 (Manitz 1968), p. [1]-40. Copies: NY, U, IDC. — The new names of
species in this list are valid only if published under generic names that were previously
validly published. ‘They are listed by Manitz (1968), Tabelle 1. The new generic
names are all nomina nuda and not validly published; neither are the specific epithets
published in combination with them (see Manitz, 1968, Tabelle 2). — The work was
reprinted from the Fortsetzung des allgemeinen teutschen Garten-Magazins, vol. 3, part 1
(p. 23-43), published Oct 1818 and vol. 3, part 2 (p. 76-87; contains third register),
published Nov-Dec 1818 (copy at MO). — The note on the title page stating that the
reprint is from the second volume of the Garten-Magazin is incorrect. — For an
extensive study of the Schliissel see Manitz.
Ref.: BM 1: 441; Jackson p. 14; PR 2161; RS p. 80; IDC 976.
Anon., Flora 2: 206-208. 7 Apr 1819.
Manitz, ‘Taxon 17: 496-501. 1968.
1369. Hortus belvedereanus. Oder Verzeichniss der Bestimmten Pflanzen, welche in dem
Gross-Herzoglichen Garten zu Belvedere, bei Weimar, bisher gezogen worden, und zu
finden sind, bis weitere Fortsetzungen folgen. Weimar (Landes-Industrie-Comptoir)
1820-1821. ‘Two parts. Qu. + (Hortus belved.)
Erste Lieferung: Mar 1820 (Manitz 1968), p. [i]-vii, [viii, expl. signs] [1]-120. Copy: HH.
XKweite Lieferung: Feb 1821 (Manitz 1968), p. [i*-ii*], [i]-ii, [1]-28. Copies: HH, NY. —
oa Verzeichniss der Pilanzens.. ca
For translations see Schmidt (1940: 72-74). There were two editions, one commercial,
with prices, and one scientific, without prices. — The preface to the first fascicle was
also published in the fourth volume of the ‘‘Fortsetzung des allgemeinen Teutschen
Garten-Magazins”’ (part 5, 1820, p. 197-200).
Ref.: BM 1: 441; Jackson p. 431; PR 2162.
Schmidt, Goethe und die Naturwissenschaften, Halle 1940, nos. 286-192.
Manitz, Taxon 17(5): 496-501. 1968.
De Notaris, Giuseppe (1805-1877), Italian botanist. (De Not.)
HERBARIUM and tTypEs: Cryptogams: GE, RO, PAD, TO. Phanerogams: GE. —
Exsiccatae: De Notaris contributed to the Erbario crittogamico Italiano, fasc. 1-30, nos.
1-1500, series 2, fasc. 1-30, nos. 1-1500, Genova, Milano 1858-1885 (FH, G, NY, STR),
for details see Sayre (1969).
Ref.: Saccardo 2: 41.
622
DE NOTARIS
Harant et al., Rev. bryol. lichénol. 89: 720-724. 1966 (sets at MPU).
Koster, ‘Taxon 18: 551. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York bot. Gard. 19(1): 20-22. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 227, 5(2): 136; Barnhart 1: 443; BM 3: 1452;
Bossert p. 99; CSP 4: 645-648, 8: 518, 10: 940, 12: 541-542; Frank 3(Anh.): 72, 1886;
LS 19117-19139; NI 1454-1455; PR 6745-6763; Saccardo 1: 65, 2: 41, Cronologia
p. Xxi.
Anon., Hedwigia 16: 48, 78. 1877.
Cooke, Grevillea 5: 143-145. 1877.
Lessona and Delponte, Atti Accad. Sci. Torino 12: 285-296. 1877 (bibl.)
Trevisan, Rendic. r. Ist. Lomb. Sci. ser. 2. 10(4/5): 106-119. 1877 (bibl.)
Trevisan, Grevillea 5: 143-145. 1877.
Cesati, Mem. mat. fis. Soc. ital. Sci. ser. 3. 3: Ixxxix-xcix. 1879.
Cesati, Mem. Soc. ital. Sci. 4(7): 30-32. 1882.
Piccone, in Issel et Piccone, Discours a Vinauguration des bustes de Viviani et de
Notaris, Genoa 1882, p. 41-45.
Anon., Notarisia 1(1): frontisp. 1886 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(2): 161-162. 1903, 3(3): 177, pl. 136. 1905 (portr.)
De Toni, La nuova Notarisia 16: 37-38. 1905.
Giacomini, Regn. veg. 71: 87. 1970.
Ainsworth et Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 156. 1971.
Stafleu, zn Daniels et Stafleu, Taxon 23(4): 562. 1974.
EPONYMY (genera): Denotarisia R. Grolle (1971); Notarisia Colla (1835); Notarisia
E. Hampe (1837); Wotarisiella (P. A. Saccardo) Clements & Shear (1931); (journals) :
Notarisia commentarium phycologicum. Venice. Vol. 1-11, 1886-1896; La Nuova
Notarisia rassegna consacrata allo studio delle alghe. Padova. Vol. 1-36, 1890-1925.
1370. Muscologiae italicae spicilegium. Milano (Ex typis Felicis Rusconi) 1837. Qu.
(Muscol. ital. spic.)
Publ.: early 1837 (rd. by Flora 8 Mai 1837), p. [1]-26. Copies: G, FH (2).
Ref.: BM 3: 1452; PR 6748; IDC 5318.
1371. Syllabus muscorum in Italia et in insulis circumstantibus hucusque cognitorum.
Torino (Canfari) 1838. Oct. (Spllab. muse.)
Publ.: Feb-Sep 1838 (p. xvi: Jan 1838, Ann. Sci. nat. Oct 1838, rd. by Flora 3 Dec
1838), p. [i]-xx, [1]-331, [1, err., add.]. — Copies: HH, L, Steere. — Later than January
issue of Ann. Sci. nat.
Ref.: BM 3: 1452; PR 6749; IDC 53109.
1372. Micromycetes italici novi vel minus cogniti. Torino (Ex officina regia) 1839-1855,
g decades. (Micromyc. ital. novi)
decas preprint jigs. dates Mem. Accad. Torino ser. 2
I [i], 55-68 I-10 1839 3: 55-68, 1841, figs. 1-70, on 3 pl.
2 69-88 I-10 1839 3: 69-82, 1841, figs. 1-70, on 3 pl.
3 [1]-15 I-10 1842 7: [1]-15, 1845, figs. r-z0, on 3 pl.
4 17-30 I-I0 1842 7: 17-30, 1845, figs. r-r0, on 3 pl.
5 [1]-18 I-I0 1845 10: 333-350, 1849, figs. z-ro, on 4 pl.
6-8 [1]-34 (3x) 1-70 1854 13: 95-126, 1853, figs. (3x) r-ro, on 4 pl.
9 [1]-15 I-10 1855 16: 457-471, 1856, figs. r-z0, on 3 pl.
The 3 series of 10 “‘icones” of decades 7, 8, 9 appear together on 4 pl. The dates of the
preprints are those given by Lindau & Sydow. They correspond actually with the dates
of presentation of the papers to the Academy. It is possible but not proved, that the
papers were indeed preprinted. The reprint of Dec 6-8 is dated 1854. ‘The reprint series
here used is that of NY; the journal publication is e.g. at MO.
Refe Sortie PR®675 1
623
DE NOTARIS
1373- Algologiae maris ligustict specimen [Torino 1842]. Qu. (Algol. mar. ligust.)
Publ.: 1842 (presented to Acad. 23 Mai 1841), in Mem. Accad. Sci. Torino ser. 2. 4:
273-325, pl. 1-14. 1842. The reprint seen (copy: PCS) has the original pagination; a
repaged reprint or preprint is not known to us.
1374 Cenno sulla trib de’ pirenomiceti sferiacet e descrizione di alcuni nuovi generi del
Professore Giuseppe de Notaris. Firenze 1844. Qu. (Coi Torchi della Societa Tipo-
grafica) 1844. Qu. (Cenno pirenomic. sfer.)
Publ.: in three ways:
1. Atti sesta Riunione Sci. Ital. 1841: 476-487. 30 Jun 1845.
2. reprint from Aéé with special t.p. (with above title), p. [1], 476-487. Copy: Stevenson.
3. in Parlatore, Giorn. bot. 1: 322-335. Jan-Jun 1844. Text slightly different from that
of 1 and 2. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: LS 19118.
1375- Repertorium florae ligusticae. Torino (Ex regio typographaeo) 1844. Qu. (Repert. fl.
digust.)
Publ.: 1844, p. [i], [1]-495. Copies: G, NY. — Probably in two parts: p. I-90 are a
preprint from Mem. Accad. Sci. Torino ser. 2. 8: 1-90. 1846 (“‘exhib. 22 Jan 1843,”
preface dated 31 Dec 1842), and p. 91-495 from the same journal g: 125-529. 1848.
Ref.: BL 2: 362; BM 3: 1452; PR 6753.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 67-68. 1941.
1376. Abrothallus novum lichenum genus. [Torino 1845]. Qu. (Abrothallus).
Publ.: 184.5, p. [1]-4, 2 pl. Copies: G, Stevenson. — Preprinted from Mem. r. Accad. Sci.
Torino ser. 2. 10: 351-354, 1 pl. 1849; paper submitted 15 Jun 1845.
1377- Frammenti lichenografici di un lavoro inedito del Cav. Giuseppe De Notaris s.l.
[1846]. Oct. (Framm. lichenogr.)
Publ.: 1846, p. [1]-51. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Parlatore, Giorn. bot. Ital. 2: 174-224,
299-330. 1846.
1378. Nuovi carattert di alcuni genert della tribu delle Parmeliaceae ed osservazioni sulla
classificazione dei licheni. [Torino 1847?]. Qu. (Nuov. carr. gen. Parmel.)
Publ.: 1847 (?; read 4 Jul 1847), p. [1]-25, pl. [7-3]. Copy: G. — Preprinted from Mem. r.
Accad. Sci. Torino ser. 2. 10: 365-389. 1849.
Ref.: LS 19128a.
1379. Saggio di monografia del genere Discosia della famiglia de’ pirenomiceti basidiospori.
[Torino 1849]. Qu. (Saggio monogr. Discosia).
Publ.: 1849 (or earlier ?, read 18 Jan 1846), p. [1]-9, 7 pl. Copies: G, Stevenson. —
Reprinted from Mem. r. Accad. Sci. Torino ser. 2. 10: 355-363. 1849.
Ref.: LS 19128.
1380. Monografia delle escipule della flora italica. [Torino 1849]. Qu. (Monogr. escip. fl.
atal.)
Publ.: 1849 (or earlier?), p. [1]-9. Copy: Stevenson. — Reprinted from Mem. r. Accad.
Sci. Torino ser. 2. 10: 163-169. 1849.
Ref.: LS 19126.
1381. Osservazioni sulla tribw’ delle Peltigeree. Torino (Stamperia reale) 1851. Qu. (Osserv.
Peltiger.)
Publ.: 1851, p. [1]-19, pl. 1-2. Copy: G. — Preprinted from Mem. r. Accad. Sci. Torino
ser. 2. 12: 123-140. 1852.
Ref.: LS 19129.
1382. Osservazioni sul genere Sticta. [Torino 1851]. Qu. (Osserv. Sticta).
Publ.: 1851 (°), p. [1]-20, pl. 1. Copy: G. — Preprinted from Mem. r. Accad. Sci. Torino
ser. 2. 12: 141-160. pl. r. 1852.
Ref.: LS 191292.
624
DERBES
1383. Proposte di alcune rettificazioni al profilo dei Discomiceti. Genova (Co ‘Tipi del R. I. de
Sordo-Muti) 1864. Oct. (Prop. rettif. profilo Discomyc.)
Publ.: 1864, p. [1]-34. Copy: NY. — Reprinted from Commentario della Societa critto-
gamologica italiana no. 5. Dicembre 1863, Genova 1864; 1(5): 357-388. 1864. Copy:
Stevenson.
Ref.: LS 19134; PR 6760 (‘1864’).
1384. Musci italict auct. J. De Notaris. Particula 1. Trichostomacei — gen. Tortula.
Genova (ex typ. Surdorum mutorum) 1862. Oct. ¢ (Musci ital.).
Publ.: 1862, p. [i], [1]-69, pl. 7-35, plain liths. Copy: BR.
1385. Sferiacei italict ... Centuria 1. Fascicolo 1. [et 2]. Genoa (R.I. de’ Sordo-Muti)
1863[-1864]. Qu. (Sfer. ztal.)
Fasc. 1: Apr-Sep 1863 (p. 5: Mar 1863; Hedwigia 2: 168-179, Oct 1863), p. [1]-46,
jigs. 1-50. — Copies: MO, NY, Stevenson.
Fasc. 2: ‘1863” but more probably 1864 (p. 52: Dec 1863; Hedwigia 4: 17-29, 1865),
p- [49]-90, figs. 51-100. — Copies: MO, NY, Stevenson. — The figures are usually placed
in sets of 4 per plate; partially coloured liths.
Ref.: NI 1454.
Hoffmann, Bot. Zeit. 22: 269. 26 Aug 1864 (fasc. 2).
1386. Elementi per lo studio delle Desmidiacee italiche. Genova (R. I. de’ Sordo-Muti) 1867.
Qu. (Elem. stud. Desmid. ital.)
Publ.: [1]-84, pl. 1-9. Copy: PCS.
Ref.: BM 3: 1452.
1387. Epilogo della briologia italiana. Genova (R. I. de’ Sordo-Muti) 1869. Oct. (Epil.
briol. ital.)
Publ.: Jul-Oct 1869 (p. 781: printing finished 26 Jun 1869; Flora 10 Nov 1869), p. [ii]-
xxiv, [1]-781. Copies: BR, Steere. — Published as Atti r. Univ. Genova vol. 1, 1869.
Ref.: PR 6763; IDC 5456.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 27: 655. 24 Sep 1869.
Derbés, Auguste Alphonse (1818-1894), French algologist. (Derbés).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: material at BP, G, PC.
Ref.: 1H 2: 159:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 444.
Anon., Hedwigia 33 (rep.): 98. 20 Jun 1894.
Anon., Nat. Nov. 16: 262. 1894.
Anon., J. de Bot. 8: 179-180. 1894.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 4: 160, 241. 1894.
EPONYMY: Derbesia Solier (1847).
1388. These de botanique présentée a la Faculté des Sciences de Paris, le 23 aout 1847
par Alphonse Derbés. Quelques observations sur les principes employés jusqwa ce jour comme
bases de la classification des algues. Paris (L. Martinet) 1847. Qu. (Observ. princ. classif. alg.)
Publ.: 23 Aug 1847 (t.p.: 23 Aug 1847; p. 33: 10 Aug 1847), p. [1]-33. Copy: UC.
Ref.: BM 1: 442.
1389. Mémoire sur quelques points de la physiologie des algues [Paris 1856]. Qu. (Mém.
physiol. alg.)
Co-author: Antoine-Joseph-Jean Solier.
Reprint or preprint: 1856, special heading: “‘Institut de France. Académie des sciences.
Extrait du Supplément ... tome ter,” p. [1]-120, pl. 1-23. Copy: UC.
Publication in journal: 1856, heading: ‘““Supplément aux Comptes Rendus des Séances de
Académie des Sciences,” in vol. 1, p. [1]-120, pl. 1-23, also separately. Copy: PCS.
Ref.: BM 1: 442; PR 2164.
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Deschamps, Louis Auguste (1765-1842), French naturalist. (Deschamps).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Lost.
Ref.: Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 135. 1950.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 286; Barnhart 1: 445; BM 1: 443.
Britten, J. Bot. 41: 282-283. 1903.
Backer, Verklarend woordenboek 168. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 134-135. 1950 (itin.).
Chevalier, Rev. int. Bot. appl. 33: 65-66. 1953.
Steenis et al., Bull. Brit. Mus. (N.H.), Hist. ser. 1(2): 49-68, pl. 13. 1954.
Hocquette, Bull. trim. Soc. Acad. Antiq. Morinie Mem. 39: 1-77. 1970.
Steenis, Regn. veg. 71: 417 [index]. 1971.
Guillaumin, Bull. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. ser. 3. 47 Bot. (3): 85-87. 1972.
Steenis, Fl. males. Bull. 26: 1994. 1972.
MANUSCRIPTS: autograph journals of participation in the voyage of “La Recherche”
with d’Entrecasteaux at BM.
EPONYMY: Deschampsia Palisot de Beauvois (1812).
Descourtilz, Michel Etienne (1775-c. 1835), French physician, traveller and natural-
ist. (Descourt.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: Destroyed in Haiti. — Descourtilz’ original drawings, made during
his travels, were also destroyed.
Ref.: Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 37-38. 1902.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 446; BM 1: 443-444; CSP 1: 248; DBF ro:
1301-1302; Langman p. 239; LS 6905; NI 471-473; PR 2170-2172.
Pritzel, Linnaea 19: 451. 1847.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 36-37. 1808.
Guerra, DSB 4: 67. 1971.
NoTE: Not to be confused with Louis Deschamps (x-1858), Belgian botanist, nor with L.
Deschamps, French economic botanist (fl. 1885).
1390. Voyage d’un naturaliste, et ses observations faites sur les trois régnes de la nature,
dans plusieurs ports de mer frangais, en Espagne, au continent de l’Amérique septen-
trionale, 4 Saint-Yago de Cuba, et a St.-Domingue, ot l’auteur devenu prisonnier de
40,000 noirs révoltés, et par suite mis en liberté par une colonne de l’armée frangaise,
donne les détails circonstanciés sur l’expédition du général Leclerc; dédiés a S. Ex.
Mer. le Comte de Lacépéde ... Paris (Dufart, Pére) 1809, 3 vols. Oct (Voy. naturaliste).
Tome premier: 1809, p. [ili]-lxiv, [17]-365, frontisp., 16 pl. Copy: HH.
Tome second: 1809, p. [i], [1]-470, 26 pl. Copy: HH.
Tome troisiéme: 1809, p. [iii]-x, [11]-476, frontisp. Copies: HH, NY. Number of plates
varies.
Ref.: BM 1: 443; Plesch p. 197; PR 2170.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 36-37. 1898 (critical evaluation).
1391. Flore [ pittoresque et] médicale des Antilles ou traité des plantes usuelles des colonies
francaises, anglaises, espagnoles et portugaises; par M. E. Descourtilz ... peinte par
J. Th. Descourtilz, Paris (Pichard, Mme veuve Pichard, Gauthier, auteur) 1821-1829,
8 vols. Oct. (Fl. méd. Antilles).
Ed. 1: in 150 parts of four plates and one sheet of text each, the dates of which have been
ascertained from the numerous announcements in the contemporary literature,
especially the Bibliographie de la France. The livraisons are numbered and indicated
in the book. The words “‘pittoresque et’? appear in the volume titles from vol. 3 on.
The 600 plates by J. Théodore Descourtilz are partly colour-printed, partly hand-
coloured. — 100 copies were printed on large paper “‘dit nom de Jésus.”
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vol. livraisons pages plates date
I Tet] Li], [(1)]- U4), [1]-292 1-68 1821
2 18-33 [1-iii], 1-346 69-152 1822
3 39-58 [i-im1], 1-363 153-232 1827
4 59-76 [1-111], 1-338 233-304 1827
5 77-95 [i-1ii], 1-292 305-380 = 1827
6 96-113 {i-i1], [1 ]-308 381-452 1828
7 114-133 a-ani], [1]-344 453-532 1829
8 134-150 [1-111], [1 ]-400 533-600 1829
Copy: NY. — From vol. 2 onward: “‘... Portugaises; Dédiée et présentée au Roi, par
.”; from vol. 3 onward: “‘Flore Pitonaae et médicale des Antilles, ...”’; imprints
(publishers) of vols. 2-8 different from vol. 1. Dates of parts (BF):
I a1 Jul 1821 48 5 Mar 1825 90-9! 5 Jul 1828
2 27 Jul 1821 49 16 Apr 1825 92-93 19 Jul 1828
3 7 Sep 1821 50 7 Mai 1825 94-95 g Aug 1828
4-5 24 Nov 1821 51 g Jul 1825 96-97 16 Aug 1828
6-13 24 Aug 1822 52-53 20 Aug 1825 98-99 30 Aug 1828
14-15 15 Mai 1824 54 18 Jan 1826 100-101 13 Sep 1828
16-18 14 Dec 1822 55 16 Nov 1825 102-103 4 Oct 1828
19 28 Dec 1822 56-57 14 Dec 1825 104-105 18 Oct 1828
20-21 1 Mar 1823 58 21 Dec 1825 106-107 1 Nov 1828
22-25 15 Mai 1824. 59 18 Jan 1826 108-109 15 Nov 1828
26 17 Jan 1824 60-63 31 Mai 1826 I1O-ITI 29 Nov 1828
27 31 Jan 1824 64-65 16 Sep 1826 I12-113 20 Dec 1828
28 a1 Feb 1824 66-67 11 Oct 1826 113-114 10 Jan 1829
29 20 Mar 1824 68 13 Mai 1827 I15 1829
30 17 Apr 1824 69 23 Mai 1827 116-117 31 Jan 1829
31-32 15 Mai 1824 70 1827 118-119 7 Feb 1829
33 5 Jun 1824 7a 16 Jun 1827 124-125 21 Mar 1829
34 26 Jun 1824 GP 23 Jun 1827 126-127 18 Apr 1829
35 17 Jun 1824 73 30 Jun 1827 128-129 9g Mai 1829
36 7 Aug 1824 74 14 Jul 1827 130-131 23 Mai 1829
37 21 Aug 1824 75 4 Aug 1827 132-133 6 Jun 1829
338 2 Oct 1824 76 25 Aug 1827 134-135 20 Jun 1829
39 23 Oct 1824 77 15 Sep 1827 136-137 4 Jul 1829
40 27 Nov 1824 78 3 Oct 1827 138-139 15 Jul 1829
41 4 Dec 1824 79 20 Oct 1827 140-141 8 Aug 1829
42 2 Jan 1825 80 3 Nov 1827 * 142-143 29 Aug 1829
43 22 Jan 1825 81 24 Nov 1827 144-145 12 Sep 1829
44 29 Jan 1825 82 26 Dec 1827 146-147 3 Oct 1829
45 5 Feb 1825 83 2 Feb 1828 148-149 24 Oct 1829
46 12 Feb 1825 84. 16 Feb 1828 (ind.) 150 7 Nov 1829
47 26 Feb 1825 85-87 17 Mai 1828 1-2 26 Dec 1829
Ed. 2: Paris (1-3: éditeur, 4-8: Rousselon) 1833. Oct. Copy: HU. Actually a reissue,
collation of volumes identical with that of ed. 1 except for some minor deviations.
Title throughout ‘‘Flore pittoresque et médicale des antilles ... seconde édition.”
Ref.: BM 1: 444; DU 90; GF p. 55; Jackson p. 369; Langman p. 239; NI 471; Plesch
p- 197; PR 2171; IDC 5893.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 37. 1898, 3: 36-37. 1902.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik 1: 166-167. 1975 (sold at £. 1400).
Desfontaines, René Louiche (1750-1833), French botanist, professor at the Jardin des
plantes (Muséum d’Histoire nat.) in Paris. (Desf-)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The Flora atlantica herbarium (1480 specimens) was left to P and
is now kept separately as an herbier historique. ‘The labels of this type herbarium are the
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original manuscript slips for the Flora atlantica. The general herbarium of Desfontaines
was acquired by Webb and is now at FI. A second series of 600 Flora ailantica plants was
given by Desfontaines to Lemonnier and was acquired by Delessert with the Lemonnier
herbarium (now at G). — The Choix de plantes du corollaire des instituts de Tournefort was
based on specimens in the Tournefort herbarium (P-TO) as well as on the Vaillant
herbarium (P) and that of Jussieu (P-JU).— Other material stemming from Desfontaines
is at B (herb. Willdenow), BM, C, GGE, LIV, MPU, PC (some types of algae), P-JU
and P-LA. — The Paris Flora atlantica is available on microfiche (IDC 6210).
Repos W232 159;
Candolle, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 2. 1: 129-150. 1834.
Candolle, Phytographie 407. 1889.
Koster, Taxon 18: 551. 1969.
Stafleu, Le Naturaliste canadien 98: 558. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG I: 258, 3: 145, 4: 464, 5(1): 448, 6(2): 82; Barnhart
1: 446; BM 1: 444; Bossert p. 100; CSP 2: 250-251; Dawson p. 261-262; DBF 10: 1342;
Frank 3(Anh.): 23; GR p. 274; HR; IF p. 692; Jackson p. 421; Langman p. 239-240;
Laségue p. 566; MW p. 94; NI 474-475; Plesch p. 197-198; PR 2175-2180.
Anon., Flora 16: 766. 28 Dec 1833.
Mirbel, zn Guillemin, Arch. de Bot. 2: 568. 1833.
Candolle, Ann. Sci. nat. ser. 2. 1: 129-150. 1834 (bibl.).
Candolle, Notice historique sur la vie et les travaux de M. Desfontaines, Genéve 1834
(copy: B), Biblioth. univ. Feb 1834 (bibl.)
Flourens, Mem. Acad. Sci. 16 (Hist.). 1837, repr. 19 p. and in Eloges historiques 2:
177-206. 1857 (bibl.)
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 1862 (see Table alph. p. 6).
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 146-147. 1874.
Cosson, Comp. florae atl. 1: 8. 1881.
Bonnet, J. de Bot. 4: 234-235. 1890.
Hamy, Les derniers jours du Jardin du Roi 3-185. 1893.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(2): 111. 1903, 3(3): 100. 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 36. 1906.
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. New South Wales 44: 135. 1910.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 168. 1936.
Chevalier, Inauguration du buste de René-Louiche Desfontaines. Paris 1937, 36 p.
Chevalier, La vie et l’oeuvre de René Desfontaines, Paris 1939 (many earlier references)
(portr., bibl.)
Pottier-Alapetite, Bull. Soc. Sci. nat. Tunisie 8: 89-94. 1955.
Stafleu in ’Héritier, Sertum anglicum, facsimile ed. xxiv, xxv, xxxii. 1963.
Laissus, C. R. Congr. nat. Soc. sav. Rennes 1966, Hist. Sci. 1: 137-152, 153-169. 1967
(letters to Le Monnier).
Hahn, The anatomy of a scientific institution 343, 423. 1971.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 280, 324. 1971.
EPONYMY: Desfontaena [sic] Vellozo (1825) ; Desfontainesia Hoffmannsegg (1824, orth. var.
of Fontanesia Labillardiére) ; Desfontainia Ruiz & Pavon (1794); Fontainesia Post & O.
Kuntze (1903, orth. var. of Fontanesia Labillardiére) ; Fontanesia [sic] Labillardiére (1791) ;
Louichea L’ Héritier de Brutelle (1791).
HANDWRITING: Monogr. Biol. Canar. 4: 30. fig. 3. 1973; Candollea 24: 237-238. 1974.
1392. Flora ailantica sive historia plantarum, quae in Atlante, agro Tunetano et Al-
geriensi crescunt. Paris (L. G. Desgranges) An vi [1798-1799], 2 vols. Qu. (Fl. aélant.)
vol. part pages plates dates
I I [i]-xx, [1]-120 I-30 29 Apr 1798
2 2 12I- 31-60 Jun 1798
3 - 61-90 28 Jul 1798
4 -444, [1*-v*] gr-120, Sep 1798
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vol. part pages plates dates
2 5 [1]-80 121-150 Oct 1798
6 81-160 151-180 Nov 1798
Fi 161- 181-210 Feb 1799
8 - 2I1-240 Mai 1799
9 -458, [i-iii] 241-261 Jul 1799
First issue: Paris (L. G. Desgranges) ... ‘“‘anno sexto reipublicae gallicae,”’ as above.
Copies: G, MO, U. — Plates incl. 76b7s and [225bis.]
Second issue: Paris (Blanchon) ... ‘“‘anno viii,”’ issued late 1799 or 1800. Copy: BR.
1: [i*-v*], [a]-xx, [1]-444.
2: [i-ii], [1]-458, [1, emendanda t. 1 et t. 2.
1: “de plantis”’: [1-111], pl. 1-120, 76bis.
2: “de plantis”’: [i-iii], pl. rer-261, [225bis].
Third issue: Paris (Blanchon), typis C. Panckoucke mdccc., issued 1800. Copies: HU,
NY.
1: [i*-iii*], [i]-xx, [1]-444, [1, emendanda t. 1 et t. 2]
2: [i*-11*], [1]-458.
1: “de plantis’’: [i-iii], pl. 1-120, 76bis.
2: “de plantis’’: [i-iii], pl. rer-267, [225bis].
Emendanda t. 1 et t. 2, [1] p., 1799 or 1800, with second issue.
Emendatio altera ad floram atlanticum, [3] p., probably issued 1804.
Copy: NY loose; also bound in other copies.
Two different editions were announced of the first issue (see TL-1), both in quarto, one
on laid paper (400 copies) and another (100 copies) on “‘papier velin’’ (wove). The
folio copies mentioned by Stearn (1938) are not announced. Out of a total of 263 (1-261,
76bis, [225bis]) uncoloured line engravings of plants, 92 are of paintings by P. J.
Redouté and 61 of paintings by H.-J. Redouté.
Ref.: BM 1: 444; DU 92; Jackson p. 347; LS 6907; NI 475; Plesch p. 197; PR 2176;
RS p. 80; SK p. clxxvii; IDC 5043.
Ventenat, Mag. Encycl. 1798(4): 145-164, 563.
Cosson, Comp. fl. atl. 8-10. 1881 (itin.).
Bonnet, C. R. Ass. Frang. Avance. Sci. [Congr. Toulouse] 1893: 507; 1896: 365-374,
434-439; 1910: 126. 1911.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 147-148. 1938.
Pottier-Alapetite, Bull. Soc. Sci. nat. Tunisie 8: 89-94. 1955 (Tunis itinerary).
MacPhail, Cat. redouteana 40. 1963.
1393. Description du genre Tithonia, Ann. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. 1: 49-51. 1802. Qu.
Publ.: 1802. — This memoir was read at the Académie des Sciences in 1780. It was
scheduled to appear in the 12th volume of the Recueil des Savants étrangers which,
however, was never published. A. L. de Jussieu cited ““Tithonia Font.’’ from the
manuscript as ‘‘Caracter ex. D. Desfontaines Act. Paris extr. Vol. xii.”
Ref.: Stafleu, Intr. to Jussieu’s Genera Plantarum xxxvi. 1964.
1394. Tableau del école de botanique du Muséum histoire naturelle. Paris (J. A. Brosson)
1804. Oct. (in fours) (Tabl. école bot.)
Ed. 1: 1804 (title as above), p. [i]-viii, [1]-238. Copies: B, G, U.
Ed. 2: Dec 1815 (BF 2 Dec 1815, JGLF Jan 1816), p. [i-x], [1]-274. Copy: M. — Title:
“Tableau ... botanique du Jardin du Roi.” Paris (J. A. Brosson) 1815. Oct.
Ed. 3: 15-21 Mar 1829 (Acad. 23 Mar 1829, BF 21 Mar 1829), p. [iJ-xvii, [1]-416,
Additamentum [1832!] 417-484. Copy: B(compl.), Ewan (lacks add.).
Title: ‘‘Catalogus plantarum horti regit parisiensis cum annotationibus de plantis novis aut
minus cognitis ...”” Paris (J. S. Chaudé) 1829. Oct. — Species marked with an
asterisk are described on p. 385-414.
An earlier anonymous Tableau de I’ Ecole de botanique du Jardin des Plantes de Paris, publ.
Jul 1800 was perhaps also by Desfontaines. Other edition: Mai-Jun 1801 (not
mentioned as such by Chevalier).
Ref.: BM 1: 444; Plesch p. 197; PR 2177; IDC 58094, 52091.
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1395- Choix de plantes du Corollaire des instituts de Tournefort, publiées d’aprés son herbier,
et gravées sur les dessins originaux d’Aubriet. Paris (Levrault) 1808. Qu. (Chorx pl.
Coroll.)
Publ.: Nov 1808 (Acad. 21 Nov 1809), p. [i-iii], [1]-92, [1, table], p/. r (double), 2-70,
coloured or uncoloured copper engravings of drawings by Aubriet in the Collection des
vélins of the Muséum (now in the Bibliothéque centrale). Aubriet accompanied Tournefort
on his trip to the Levant. Copies: BR, G, HU(2), MO (extra p. [v], dedic.), NY.
The text appeared originally in eleven articles in the Ann. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. (10:
218, 294, 4273 11: 51, 136, 160, 273, 376, 438; 12: 52, 111) with 70 uncoloured plates.
Coloured plates are reported only from the reprint, although I have seen none.
Ref.: BM 1: 444; DU 93; GF p. 55; Jackson p. 114; NI 474; Plesch p. 198; PR 2178;
IDC 4681.
1396. Histoire des arbres et arbrisseaux qui peuvent étre cultivés en pleine terre sur le sol de la
France. Paris (J. A. Brosson) 1809, 2 vols. Oct. (Hist. arbr. France).
Tome premier: Mar 1809 (Acad. 13 Mar 1809, JGLF Mar 1809), p. [i]-xxx, [1]-493.
Copies: HH, Ewan.
Tome second: Mar 1809 (idem), p. [i-iv], [1]-635, [636, err.]. Copies: HH, Ewan.
Ref.: BM 1: 444; PR 2179.
Desmaziéres, Jean Baptiste Henri Joseph (1786-1862), French merchant and
amateur botanist and horticulturist. (Desmaz.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PC and BR — Desmaziéres published some important series of
exsiccatae accompanied by text:
1. Plantes cryptogames [du Nord] de la France (44 fasc., nos. 1-2200, Lille 1825-1851, nos.
1-800 issued under the title Plantes cryptogames du Nord de la France), see below.
2. Plantes cryptogames de France, ed. 2 (37 fasc., nos. 1-1850, Lille 1836-1851).
3. Plantes cryptogames de France, ed. 2, sér. 2 (16 fasc., nos. 1-800, Lille 1853-1861).
The text of these series consisted of title-pages, a preface and lists. For full details see
Sayre (1969). Sets at BM, FH, G, K, NY, PC. — For other sets see GR and IH.
Ref.: GR p. 274; IH 2: 160.
Candolle, Phytographie 407. 1880.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 433. 1916.
Koster, Taxon 18: 551. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 11-14. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 542; Barnhart 1: 447; CSP 2: 260-261;
DBF ro: 1456; LS 6918-6974; PR 2185-2187.
Roussel, in Chatin, Bull. Soc. bot. France 9: 321-323. 1862.
Anon., Bull. Soc. roy. Belg. 1: 102-105. 1862. (repr. s.d., 4 p.)
Anon., Bull. Soc. mycol. France 20: frontisp. 1904.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 158. 1971.
EPONYMY: Desmazeria [sic] Dumortier (1822, ‘“‘Demazeria’), corr. Dumortier (1823);
Desmazierella Libert (1829); Desmazieria Montagne (1852).
1397. Agrostographie des départemens du Nord de la France, ou analyse et description de
toutes les graminées qui croissent naturellement ou que l’on cultive généralement dans
ces départemens. Ouvrage dans lequel on a indiqué leurs vertus médicinales, leur
utilité dans les arts, la culture de celles que l’on doit préférer pour la nourriture de
Vhomme et des animaux domestiques, les différentes maladies auxquelles elles sont
sujettes, et les méthodes préservatrices que l’agriculteur doit employer. Lille (Vanackere)
1812. Oct. (Agrostogr. N. France)
Publ.: probably Mai 1812 (BF 28 Mai) (500 copies), p. [i*-vi*], [i]-ix, [1]-179, [180,
err.] Copies: BR, G.\\:
Ref.: BM 1: 445; PR 2185; IDC 5895.
1398. Catalogue des plantes omises dans la botanographie Belgique et dans les flores du Nord de la
France, ou énumération des végétaux phanérogames et cryptogames qui croissent
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spontanément dans la Belgique ancienne, et qui n’ont point été connus ou décrits par
tous les auteurs du pays. Ouvrage dans lequel on trouve l’indication exacte des lieux ot
ces végétaux peuvent étre observés, l’époque précise de leur fleuraison, et l’exposition
des caractéres essentiels des espéces présentées aux botanistes, comme tout-a-fait
nouvelles. Lille (Leleux) 1823. Oct. (Cat. pl. omises botanogr. Belgique).
Publ.: Mar 1823 (t.p.; Rev. Enc. Apr; BF 3 Mai), p. [i]-xiii, [1, abbr.], [1]-107.
Copies: G, MO, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 445; Jackson p. 271; PR 2186; IDC 5033.
1399. Plantes cryptogames du Nord de la France. Lille 1825-1851, 44 fasc. plus index volume.
Qu. (Pl. crypt. N. France).
Publ.: An important series of exsiccatae accompanied by text. The dates below, given by
Margadant, may in some cases be too early because there is evidence that the title-
pages were sometimes preprinted. ‘“This large series of exsiccata has some pecularities
which warrant careful research. The title-page setting was used for quite a number of
fascicles, possibly printed in advance. In several cases the changed numerals (e.g. the
last digit of the year) clearly stand apart in a number of volumes, and the position of
broken letters indicate the same type setting. In some others the digit is even not
printed but filled out by hand. This indicates that these title-pages were printed so far
ahead of publication that there was no reasonable certainty about the year. There-
fore, a chance exists, that of other fascicles with completely printed year numbers
the date is too early.’’ — From fasc. 17 on the title was Plantes cryptogames de France.
A second edition (37 fascicles) was published in Lille, 1836-1851. Sixteen further
fascicles (ed. 2 ser. 2 or ed. 3?) appeared between 1853 and 1861. The series are in
many herbaria e.g. BM, FH, G, K, NY, TC. (see IH).
fasc. specimen dates fasc. specimen dates
numbers title pages numbers title pages
I preface Jan 1825 23 IIOI-I150 1841
1-50
2 51-100 1825 24 1151-1200 1842
3 101-150 1826 25 1201-1250 1842
4 151-200 1826 26 1251-1300 1843
5 201-250 1827 27 1301-1350 1843
6 251-300 1827 28 1351-1400 1845
7 301-350 1828 29 1401-1450 1845
8 351-400 1829 30 1451-1500 1846
9 401-450 1830 31 1501-1550 1846
10 451-500 1830 32 1551-1600 1847
II 501-550 1831 33 1601-1650 184.7
12 551-600 1832 34 1651-1700 1848
13 601-650 1833 35 1701-1750 1848
14 651-700 1834 36 1751-1800 1849
15 701-750 1834 Bu) 1801-1850 1849
16 751-800 1836 38 1851-1900 1849
Wi 801-850 1836 39 IgO1-1950 1849
18 851-900 1837 40 1951-2000 1850
19 901-950 1838 41 2001-2050 1850
20 951-1000 1839 2 2051-2100 1851
QI 1001-1050 1839 43 2101-2150 1851
22 1051-1100 1840 44 2151-2200 1851
index-vol.
Ref.: BM 1: 445; IH 2: 160; MD p. 87-90; PR ed. 1: 2512; TL p. 104.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 11-14. 1969.
1400. Observations botaniques et zoologiques. Lille (Leleux) 1826. Oct. (Observ. bot. zool.)
Publ.: 1826, p. [i-ii], [1]-52, pl. [z], 2, 8, plain copper engravings. Copy: BR.
Ref.: PR 2187.
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Des Moulins, Charles Robert Alexandre (1798-1875), French botanist and malaco-
logist. (Des Moul.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: AUT, BORD.
Ref.: TH 2: 160.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 742; Barnhart 1: 447; BM 1: 446; CSP 2:
242-264, 7: 525, 9: 687-688, 12: 196; Jackson p. 539 [ind.]; Langman p. 240; LS 6978-
6980a; PR 2188-2194; Quenstedt p. 113.
Anon., Annuaire Institut des Provinces sér. 2. 2: 301-308. 1860. (bibl.)
Delfortrie, Actes Soc. Linn. Bordeaux ser. 3. 10: Cxxix-cxxx. 1875.
Cogniaux, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 14: 359-360. 1875(1876).
Castelnau d’Essenault, Actes Acad. Sci. Belles Lettres Art Bordeaux ser. 3. 38: 538-584.
1877.
EPONYMY: Moulinsia Blume (1849); Moulinsia Cambessédes (1829).
r40z. Essai sur les Sphérulites qui existent dans les collections de MM. F. Jouannet, ... et
Charles Des Moulins; et considération sur la famille a laquelle ces fossiles appartiennent.
s.l., s.d. Oct. (Essat Sphérulites).
Publ.: Bordeaux 1826, p. [1]-156, no t.p., 10 lithographs by J. de la Torres, reprinted
from Bull. Hist. nat. Soc. Linn. Bordeaux vol. 1. Reprint: Copy: L.
Ref.: BM 1: 446.
1402. Catalogue raisonné des plantes qui croissent spontanément dans le département de la
Dordogne; par MM. Charles Des Moulins, et du Rieu de Maisonneuve ... premiére
partie. Phanérogames, distribuées d’aprés le Synopsis Florae germanicae et helveticae
du Docteur G. D. J. Koch ... par M. Charles des Moulins. Bordeaux (Th. Lafargue)
1840. Oct. T (Cat. rais. pl. Dordogne).
Publ.: Mai or Jun 1840 (see t.p. Supplément 1846), p. [1]-165. Copy: G. Reprinted from
Actes de la Société Linnéenne de Bordeaux 11: [171]-335 (p. 335 dated 25 Jun 1840,
sic), copy: NY. — First part only. The second part was apparently to be published by
Michel Charles Durieu de Maisonneuve (1796-1878), but never appeared.
Ref.: BL 2: 145; PR 2188.
1403. Etat de la végétation sur le Pic du Midi de Bigorre au 17 octobre 1840. Bordeaux
(Henry Faye) 1844. Oct. (Etat vég. Pic du Midi).
Publ.: 1844 (p. 112: 17 Jan 1844), p. [i], [1]-112, 2 pl. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Rec.
Actes Acad. r. Bordeaux 1844: 181-292.
Ref.: PR 2189.
Anon., Flora 28: 102-104. 21 Feb 1845.
1404. Supplément au Catalogue raisonnée (publié en Mai 1840) des plantes phanérogames du
département de la Dordogne; ... premier fascicule. (Renonculacées-Caryophyllées) ;
(Janvier 1846). (Extrait des Actes de la Soc. Linn. de Bordeaux. — 3.e livr., Mars 1846).
Bordeaux (Th. Lafargue) 1846. Oct. (Suppl. cat. rats. pl. Dordogne).
Publ.: Mar 1846 (t.p.), p. [i], [1]-69. Copies: G, NY. — Reprinted from Actes Soc. Linn.
Bordeaux 3, Mar 1846. The January date was not upheld by the author, see p. 3 of
his Additions.
Ref.: BL 2: 145; PR 288.
1405. Catalogue raisonné des phanérogames de la Dordogne, (suite du); Additions au ter
fascicule du Supplément, et 2.me fascicule du supplément; ... (Extrait des Actes de
la Société Linnéenne de Bordeaux; t. xv, 5° livraison, 1849). Bordeaux (Th. Lafargue)
1849. Oct. (Cat. rais. phan. Dordogne, add.)
Publ.: Mar 1849 (p. 3), p. [1]-178. Copies: G, MO, NY.
Ref.: BL 2: 145; PR 2188.
1406. Etudes organiques sur les Cuscutes. Toulouse (Chauvin et Feillés) 1853. Oct. (Etud.
Cuscut.)
632
DESVAUX
Publ.: 1 Mar 1853 (date on p. 1), p. [i], [1]-80, tabl. 1-17. Copies: BR, L, NY. — Reprin-
ted from Compte-Rendu de la xix® session (Toulouse) du Congrés Scientifique de
France, t. 2, with independent pagination.
Ref.: BM 1: 446; Langman p. 240; PR 2193.
Hooker, J. Bot. Kew Gard. Misc. 6: 60-61. 1854.
1407. Catalogue raisonné des phanérogames de la Dordogne; (suite du) supplément final;
(1858). Bordeaux (L. Coderc, F. Degréteau et J. Poujol). 1859. Oct. (Cat. rais. phan.
Dordogne, suppl. fin.)
Publ.: 8 Aug 1859 (p. 453), p- [i-ui], [1]-453. Copies: BR, G, MO. — Preprinted from
Actes Soc. Lin. Bordeaux 20 (6): 451-903, issued 8 Feb 1860.
Ref.: BL 2: 145; PR 2188.
Desportes, Narcisse Henri Francois (1776-1856), French botanist and rhodologist.
(Desportes).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Some material in P-JU.
Refs UE 2): 1160,
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 447; BM 1: 447; CSP 2: 270, 6: 264(?);
Frank 3(Anh.): 23; GR p. 274; LS 6985; PR 2197-2198.
1408. Flore de la Sarthe et de la Mayenne, disposée d’aprés la méthode naturelle, avec
Vindication des propriétés médicales des plantes et leur usage dans les arts. Le Mans
(Ch. Richelet), Paris (Roret) 1838. Oct. (Fl. Sarthe).
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1838 (BF 9 Jun; BH), p. [i]-lx, [1]-528. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 447; Jackson p. 290; PR 2198.
Desvaux, Nicaise Auguste (1784-1856), French botanist at Angers. (Desv.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P, P-JU, PC. — Desvaux’ Anjou herbarium is at Angers at the
Jardin des Plantes (fide Bureau; now ANGUC?). Other material B (Willd.), FI, G, M.
Refs TE oe 160.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 22: Ixxxvii. 1876.
Bureau, Bull. Mus. Hist. nat. 1896: 46-48.
Bonnet, Bull. Mus. Hist. nat. 13: 276-279. 1907.
NoTE: Not to be confused with Etienne-Emile Desvaux (1830-1854), who treated the
Cyperaceae and Gramineae for Gay’s Flora de Chile. (Barnhart 1: 447; AG 2(1): 120;
PR 2219; Flora 37: 448. 28 Jul 1854). — N. A. Desvaux used his initials in this order in
his earlier publications; later, e.g. in his Flore de l’ Anjou he used A. N. Desvaux.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 135, 6(2): 122; Barnhart 1: 447; BM 1: 447;
CSP 2: 275-276, 6: 638; DBF 11: 130-131; Frank 3(Anh.): 23; GR p. 316; Jackson
p- 539 [ind.]; Langman p. 240; LS 6999-7001; MD p. 91-93; MW p. 94, suppl. p. 553
PR 2201-2211.
Anon., Flora 40: 222-223. 14 Apr 1857 (herb. for sale).
Cosson, Bull. Soc. bot. France 6: 542-547, 569-576. 1859, also reprinted ‘Sur Emile
Desvaux, ses études et ses publications botaniques,”’ Paris 1860, p. [1]-15, copy B.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 58, 180, 183. 1862.
EPONYMY: Devauxia [sic] R. Brown (1810).
BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS: See Cosson (1859), mentioned above. Desvaux was born at
Poitiers (Vienne) on 28 August 1784 and died at 12 July 1856 at Bellevue near Angers.
He was appointed director of the Angers botanic garden in 1817. His herbarium was put
up for sale by his son (see Bull. Soc. bot. France 3: 637-638. 1856).
1409. Fournal de Botanique, rédigé par une société de botanistes. Paris (1: Tourneisen fils;
2: Gabriel Dufour et Cie.) 1808-1809, 2 vols. Oct. (7. Bot.)
633
DESVAUX
vol. numéro pages plates dates
I I [1 ]-64 Spe & Oct 1808
2 65-128 3,4 Nov 1808
3 129-192 5,6 Dec 1808
4 193-256 7,8 Jan 1809
5 257-320 Q. 10 Feb 1809
6 321-[384] II, 12 Mar 1809
2 I [1 ]-64. Tee, Apr 1809
2 65-128 3 Mai 1809
3 129-192 Jun 1809
4 193-256 9 Jul 1809
5 257-320 Aug 1809
6 321-[384] 13 Sep 1809
Copies: BR, G, HH, KNAW, MO, NY. — Published in monthly instalments which seem
to have appeared in accordance with the above schedule “‘dans la premiére huitaine de
chaque mois”’ (text on fascicle covers). Most numbers are reviewed in JGLF 1808 and
1809. Publication was therefore scheduled to take place in the first week of each month.
This was at least the case with numbers 1(1, 2) and 2(1, 2-3, 4). The May and June
number of 1809 [2(2-3) |] may have appeared at the same time, although under separate
cover, early May. However, the cover of 2(3) is dated “‘juin 1809.” — The contents of
the fascicles were ascertained from a copy in original covers at the Royal Netherlands
Academy of Sciences (plates incomplete).
Collaborators: Aimée Jacques Alexandre (Goujaud) BoNnPLAND (1773-1858); José
Francesco CoRREA DA SERRA (1751-1823); Nicaise Auguste DEsvAux (1784-1856) ;
Louis-Marie Aubert Aubert Du Petir THouars (1758-1831); HANIN; JACQUELIN-
Dusursson; Jean Henri JAumME Saint-HILAIrRE (1772-1845); Jean-Louis Auguste
LoIsELEUR-DESLONGCHAMPS (1774-1849); Ambroise Marie Frangois Joseph PaLisoT DE
BEAuvols (1752-1820); Jean Louis Marie PorreT (1755-1834); Christiaan Hendrik
PERSOON (1762-1836); Charles Nicolas Sigisbert Sonntint DE MANONCOUR (1751-1812).
Ref.: Jackson p. 475; PR 2201; SY p. 46; IDC 5897.
Anon., J. gén. Litt. Frangaise 1808, 1809 [reviews].
Merrill, J. Arnold Arb. 28: 247-250. 1947.
1410. Journal de Botanique, appliquée a l’agriculture, a la pharmacie, a la médecine et aux arts.
Paris 1813-1814, 4 ‘tomes’ [constituting volumes 3-6 of the previous journal) (7. Bot.
appl.)
Publ.: This second series of the Journal de Botanique was published in principle in the
same way as the first series: monthly numbers of which 6 were to constitute a ‘tome.’
The publication-scheme as announced seems to have been followed more or less
regularly for vol. 1 and 2 as far as can be judged from several contemporary references.
The publication of vol. 3 and 4, however, was irregular. — Copy with some of the
original covers at NY (contains also the only copy known to me of vol. 3(5). 1816)
vol. part pages dates vol. part pages dates
I [1 ]-64 Jan 1813 3 [1]-48 “‘Jan”’ Feb 1814
65-128 Feb 1813 49-96 “‘Feb”’ Feb 1814
129-160 Mar 1813
161-192 Apr 1813
193-240 Mai 1813
241-292 Jun 1813
[1 ]-64. Jul 1813 4
65-112 Aug 1813
113-144 Sep 1813
97-144 “‘Mar”’ Mar 1814
145-192 “Apr” 1815 prim
193-240 ““Mav” post Feb 1816
not issued
[1]-48 “Jul” Sep 1814
49-96 “‘Aug” Sep 1814
97-144 “Sep” post 19 Oct 1814
iN)
Outi ON HH MOBWDHND
OuoOPON FH OMOHO WN
145-192 Oct 1813 [A5- Oct,’ 1815 prim
193-240 Nov 1813 - “Nov” 1815 prim
241-272 Dec 1813 -288 “Dec” 1815 prim
5 announced but not issued
634
DESVAUX
Collaborators: José Francesco CORREA DA SERRA (1751-1823); René Louiche DrsFon-
TAINES (1750-1833); Louis-Marie Aubert Aubert Du Pretir THouars (1758-1831);
Jean Henri Jaume Saint-Hiarre (1772-1845); Antoine Laurent de Jussteu (1748-
1836) ; Jean-Louis Auguste LoissLEUR-DEsLONGCHAMpPs (1774-1849); Charles Francois
Brisseau MIrRBEL (1776-1854); Ambroise Marie Frangois Joseph Patisor DE BEAuUvols
(1752-1820); Jean Louis Marie PorreT (1755-1834); Arsene THIEBAUT DE BERNEAUD
(1777-1850); F. Richard de Tussac (fl. 1786).
Ref.: BM 1: 447; PR 2202; SK p. clxxvii; SY p. 46-47; IDC 752.
Barnhart, in Hazen, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 56: 531. 1929.
Merrill, J. Arnold Arb. 28: 247-250. 1947.
1141. Nomologie botanique ou essai sur |’ensemble des lois d’organisation végétale. Angers
1817. (Nomol. bot.)
Ed. 1: 1817, p. [1]-28. Copy: L.
Ed. 2: in Programme d’un cours de botanique ed. 2, Angers (Ernest le Sourd) 1832, p. [1]-36.
Copy: NY. — See below.
1412. Programme du cours de botanique professé au jardin des plantes d’Angers, pour 1817.
Angers 1818. Oct. (Progr. cours bot.)
Ed. 1: 1818 (Flora 7 Jan 1819), p. [i*], [i]-xxvil. Copy: L.
Ed. 2, First issue: Programme d’un cours de botanique par M. Desvaux, ... seconde
édition, Angers 1831, p. [i]-xxxiv. Copy at NY as part of second issue, see below.
Second issue: Programme ... botanique, suivi de la Nomologie botanique, ou lois
d’organisation végétale; ... seconde édition. Angers 1832, p. [i*-iii*, 1832 preface
material], [1, 1831 t.p. of Programme]-xxxiv, [1, Nomologie]-36. Copy: NY.
1413. Observations sur les plantes des environs d’ Angers, pour servir de supplément a la flore
Maine et Loire, et de suite a l’histoire naturelle et critique des plantes de France. Angers
(Fourier-Mame), Paris (Dondey-Dipré) 1818. Duod. (Observ. pl. Angers).
Publ.: Jul 1818 (preface 28 Oct 1817; BF 11 Jul 1818), p. [1]-188. Copies: G, HU, L,
MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 447; PR 2206.
1414. Exposition méthodique des genres de la famille des Mousses, pour servir de
complément au travail de feu Palisot de Beauvois, Mém. Soc. Linn. Paris 3(2): 211-228.
Mai 1824. Oct.
Publ.: between 1 May and 10 Jul 1824 (fide MD).
Ref.: CSP 2: 275; MD p. or.
1415. Flore de l’ Anjou, ou exposition méthodique des plantes du département de Maine
et Loire et de ancien Anjou, d’aprés l’ordre des familles naturelles, avec des obser-
vations botaniques et critiques. Angers (Fournier-Mame) 1827. Oct. (Fl. Anjou).
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1827 (BF 19 Mai 1827), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-xxxvili, [1]-369. Copy: L.
Ref.: BM 1: 447; PR 2208.
1416. Prodrome de la famille des Fougéres, Mém. Soc. Linn. Paris 6(2): 171-212. Mai
1827, 6(3): 213-337. Jul 1827.
Publ.: part 1 (p. 171-212) 1 Mai-30 Jun 1827; part 2 (p. 213-337) 1 Jul-20 Sep 1827. —
See Margadant (MD) for a letter from Desvaux to Ad. Brongniart on editorial
changes and additions in nomenclature and citations of specimens brought about by
Thiébaut. This letter also shows that if reprints exist these are later than the publi-
cation in the journal.
1417. Opuscules sur les sciences physiques et naturelles, avec figures. Angers (L. Pavie) 1831.
Oct. (Opusc. sct. phys. nat.)
Publ.: 1831-1833; [i-iii], [1]-106: 1831; p. ““a11-218” [= 107-114] and 115-328 possibly
later [? 1833]. The 7 uncoloured lithographs are of drawings by Millet. Copies: L, MO,
NY, US. — The opuscules are reprinted from the Mémoires de la Société d’ Agriculture
d’Angers. This is reflected by the numbering 211-218 of p. 107-114. Plates 4, 5 and 6
were numbered 7, 8 and 9 in the Mémoires. PR (2209).
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DETERVILLE
Déterville (1. 1800), French publisher. (Déterville).
Note: Déterville was the publisher of the Nouveau dictionnaire d’histoire naturelle, listed
below. No editor is mentioned on the title-pages. The collaborators were: Sonnini,
Virey, Parmentier, Huzard, Bosc, Olivier, Latreille, Chaptal, Cels, Thouin, Du Tour
and Patrin.
1418. Nouveau dictionnaire d’histoire naturelle appliquée aux arts, a l’agriculture, a l’éco-
nomie rurale et domestique, a la médecine, etc. par une société de naturalistes et
d’agriculteurs ed. 1, Paris 1802-1804, 24 vols. Oct. with Atlas in Qu. (Nouv. dict. hist.
nat.)
livr. vols. plates dates livr. vols. plates dates
I 1-3 [29] 21 Nov 1802 5 13-15 [32] 12 Aug 1803
2 4-6 [32] 4 Feb 1803 6 16-18 [38] 23 Oct 1803
3 7-9 [32] 20 Mai 1803 | 19-21 [z?] 22 Dec 1803
4 10-12 [27] 13 Jun 1803 8 22-24, [45] 21 Mar 1804
According to the announcements in the JT the plates appeared with the livraisons. No
plates are cited for livr. 7, but the total number listed (236) would leave only one plate
for that part.
Second edition (1816-1819):
volumes dates volumes dates volumes dates
1-3 14. Sep 1816 13-15 13 Sep 1817 25-27 26 Dec 1818
4-6 14 Dec 1816 16-18 27 Dec 1817 28-30 1 Mai 1819
7-9 15 Mar 1817 19-21 30 Mai 1818 31-33 11 Sep 1819
10-12 21 Jun 1817 22-24 5 Sep 1818 34-36 11 Dec 1819
The second edition was accompanied by a ‘“‘Collection de plantes, arbres, arbustes et
animaux utiles a l’homme, et destinée a completer les 250 pl. qui ornent la 2me édit. du
dictionnaire d’histoire naturelle, publié par Déterville,’ 31 fasc., 729 plates, Paris s.d.,
Oct.
Ref.: NI 2236; PR 10723; SY p. 11, 69-70.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist.-nat. 160-161. 1846.
Detharding, Georg Gustav (1765-1838), German botanist at Rostock. (Dethard.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: ROST; material also at B and L.
Refev 1H (ed. '6)i:13957,2:: 160.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1) : 643; Barnhart 1: 448; BM 1: 449; CSP 2: 276;
Frank 3(Anh.): 24; PR 2213-2214.
Boll, Fl. Meck]. 151-153. 1860.
Oltmanns, Arch. Ver. Freunde Naturgesch. Mecklenburg 47: 109-110, 122-123. 1894.
1419. Conspectus plantarum magniducatuum megalopolitanorum phanerogamarum. Rostock
(K. C. Stiller) 1828. Oct. (Consp. pl. megalopol.)
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1828 (p. vii: calend. Nov. 1827; Flora 11: 286), p. [iJ-viii, [1]-84,
2 liths. Copies: B, G, NY.
Ref.: PR 2214
De Toni, Ettore (Hector) (1858-?), Italian botanist. (E. De Toni).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 448; Saccardo 1: 65.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name De Toni, cf. infra, sub G. B. De Toni.
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DE TONI, G. B.
1420. Repertorium geographico-polyglottum in usum “‘Sylloges algarum omnium.”’ Padua
(Typis Seminaril) 1894. Oct. (Repert. geogr.)
Publ.: 28 Apr 1894 (t.p. 18 Apr, actually issued with Sylloge 2(3)), p. [1]-8, [i]-ccxiv.
Copy: U.
De Toni, Giovanni Batista (1864-1924), Italian phycologist. (De Toni).
HERBARIUM and Types: NAP. — Exsiccatae (Sayre 1969): Herbarium phycologicum (dec.
1-2, nos. 1-20) Padua 1896, copies BM, FH, L; Phycotheca italica, collezione di alghe
italiane (cent. 1-2, fasc. 1-4, nos. 1-200) Venezia 1886-1889. Sets at BM, G, K, KIEL,
PAV2RG] URS:
Re jeaal EAv 2} GO!
Koster, Taxon 18: 551. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19: 70. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 448; BM 1: 448, 6: 264; Bossert p. 100;
GR p. 540; Langman p. 240; LS 26909-26915; Saccardo 1: 65-66.
De Toni, Sylloge alg. 1: xxil-xxxili. 1889.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 162. pl. 37. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 178. 1905.
Anon., Science ser. 2. 60: 265. 1924.
Forti, Bull. Soc. bot. Ital. 1924: 154-159.
Béguinot, Archivio bot., Modena 1: 5-18. 1925 (bibl., portr.)
Forti, Rev. algol. 2: 228-240. 1925 (portr., bibl.)
Forti, Rivista Storia Sci. med. nat. 16(1/2): [12 p.]. 1925, repr. BR.
De Wildeman, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 57(2): 110-112. 1925.
Gepp, Proc. Linn. Soc. 137: 71-72. 1925.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Editor of La Nuova Notarisia, 1-36, 1890-1925.
EPONYMY: Detonia Frenguelli (1949) ; Detonia P. A. Saccardo (1889) ; Detonina O. Kuntze
(1891); Detonula Schiitt ex G. B. De Toni (1894).
1421. Sylloge algarum omnium hucusque cognitarum. Padova 1889-1924, 6 vols. Oct.
(Syll. alg.)
vol./sect. pages dates
I [3]-12, [i]-cxxxix, I-1315 25 Jul 1889
2(1) [i*-i1*], [i]-cxxxii, [1]-490 25 Jul 1891
(2) [i-v], 491-817 12 Feb 1892
(3) [i-v], 819-1556 28 Apr 1894.
3 {i]-xvi, [1 ]-638 14. Nov 1895
4(1) [i]-xx, [i]-lxi, [1, h.t.], [1 ]-388 14 Nov 1897
(2) [i-v], 387-776 2 Jan 1900
(3) [i], frontisp., [ili-v], 775-1521 17 Jun 1903
(4) [i-v], 1523-1973 g Jan 1905
5 [ii-vili], [1 ]-761 11 Mai 1907
by A. Forti
6 [iv ]-xi, [1]-767 1 Feb 1924
(‘sect. 5’ refers to cont. of vol. 4)
Copy: U. — Second title-pages with separate title for each volume:
1: Sylloge chlorophycearum omnium hucusque cognitarum.
2(1): Sylloge Bacillariearum ... Rhaphideae ...
(2): Sylloge Bacillariearum ... Pseudoraphideae ...
(3): Sylloge Bacillariearum ... Cryptoraphideae ...
3: Sylloge Fucoidearum ...
4: Sylloge Floridearum ... sectio i[-iv].
5: Sylloge Myxophycearum ... digessit Doct. Achilles Forti .
6: Sylloge Floridearum ... sectio v. additamenta.
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DE TONI, G. B.
Bibliotheca phycologica: 1: 1-cxxix. 25 Jul 1889.
Bibliotheca diatomologica 2(1): i-cxxxil. 25 Jul 1892.
Repertorium geographico-polyglottum, 8, ccxiv p., dated 18 [not 28] Apr 1894, issued with
2(3), 28 Apr 1894, by Ettore De Toni.
Bibliotheca phycologica, addenda: 4(1): i-lxi. 14. Nov 1897.
Ref.: BM 6: 264.
Forti, Rev. algol. 2: 239. 1925.
1422. Flora algologica della Venezia. Venezia (G. Antonelli) 5 parts 1885-1898. Oct. (in
fours) (£1. algol. Venezia).
Co-author: David Levi (for parts 1-3).
Parte prima: Le Floridee, Sep-Nov 1885 (p. 5: 12 Aug 1855; Nat. Nov. Dec 1885),
p. [1]-182. Copy: BR. — Atti Ist. ven. Sc. Lett. ser. 6. vol. 3.
Parte seconda: Le Melanoficee, 1886 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1887), p. [1]-109. Copy: BR. — Aitz
ser. 6. vol. 4.
Parte terza: Le Cloroficee, Jan-Mar 1888 (p. 4: 7 Aug 1887; Nat. Nov. Apr 1888),
p. [1]-206. Copy: BR. — Altz ser. 6. vols. 5 & 6.
Parte quarta: Le Micoficee (Cianoficee), 1892, p. [1]-102, Att ser. 7. vol. 3, p. 385-436,
645-692 [3 = 385, 102 = 692].
Parte quinta: Le Bacillariee (Diatomee), 1898, p. [i], [1]-171. Copy: BR. — Atti ser. 7. vols.
8 & g, p. 1051-1086, 76-92, 243-258, 1065-1081, 1195-1234, 1618-1662.
1423. Phyceae japonicae novae addita enumeratione algarum in ditione maritima japoniae
hucusque collectarum. Alghe marine del Giappone ed isole ad esso appartenenti con
illustrazione di alcune specie nuove (con 2 tavole). Venezia (Carlo Ferrari) 1895. Qu.
(Phyceae jap. nov.)
Publ.: 1895, late (Nat. Nov. Jan 1896), p. [1]-78, pl. 1-2. Copy: PCS. — Reprinted from
Mem. r. Ist. Veneto Sci. Let. Arti 25(5). 1895.
1424. Analisi microscopica di alcuni saggi di fitoplancton raccolti dalla R.N. “Liguria.”
Venetia (Carlo Ferrari) 1916. Qu. (Anal. microsc. fitopl.)
Co-author: Achille Italo Forti (1878-1937).
Publ.: May-Dec 1916, most probably late Nov or early Dec 1916 (presented to Ist.
Veneto 30 Apr 1916, PCS copy signed as rd Verona 5 Dec 1916), p. [i], [1]-33,
pl. 1-3. Copy: PCS, reprinted from Mem. Ist. Veneto Sci. Lett. Arti 29(1).
De Toni, Giuseppe (fl. 1900), Italian algologist, son of G. B. De Toni. (De Toni. fil.)
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown.
EPONYMY: Detonia Frenguelli (1949) is dedicated to his father Giovanni Batista De Toni
(1864-1924), q.v. :
1425. Bibliographia algologica universalis seu repertorium totius litteraturae phycologicae
hucusque editae quam digessit Joseph De Toni. Ad Syllogem algarum omnium hucus-
que cognitarum, auctore Joh. Bapt. De Toni, additamentum. Forli (typis Valbonesianis)
1931-1932, 3 parts. Oct. + (Bibl. algol. univ.)
Fasc. 1: Ab-Az, 1931 (p. ix: 31 Jul 1931), p. [i]-ix, [1]-147.
Fasc. 2: Ba-Bonnem., 1932, p. [i-v], 149-308.
Fasc. 3: Bonnet-Bz, 1932, p. [i-v], 309-436.
Copy: UC.
De Ville, Jean Baptiste (/l. 1689); De Ville, Nicolas (fl. 1707), French publishers.
(De Ville).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: The De Ville’s were the editors, who abstracted the following
work from Bauhin’s Pinax and probably also from Bauhin and Cherler’s Historia; it is
unlikely that they had a herbarium.
1426. Histoire des plantes de l’ Europe et des plus usitées qui viennent d’Asie, d’Afrique,
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d’Amérique, ... Divisée en deux tomes & rangée suivant l’ordre du Pinax de Gaspard
Bauhin. Lyon 1680, 2 vols. Oct. (Hist. pl. Europe).
Publ.: Known as “Le petit Bauhin.” Jackson (p. 225) mentions a Spanish version of
1718. Unchanged reprints were issued in 1753 and 1766. The 1753 edition must be
considered as having been published before 1 May 1753 until the contrary is shown
(the privilége is dated 15 Oct 1751). The 1766 edition cannot be ignored. However,
it is improbable that this edition contains many names that would disturb current
nomenclature. Gilibert (cf. no. 2016) published a new edition in Lyon (1798) with
Linnaean equivalents. Pritzel mentions the following editions:
— Chez Jean Baptiste de Ville, Lyon 1670 (n.v.), 1680, 1683, 2 vols. Oct.; 1689,
2 vols. Duod.
— Chez Nicolas de Ville, Lyon 1707, 2 vols. Oct.; 1716, 2 vols. Oct.; 1719, 2 vols.
Oct.; 1726, 2 vols. Oct.
— Chez Duplain, Lyon 1737, 2 vols. Oct., 1753 Oct., 1766 Oct.
Ref.: NI to5n; Plesch p. 199; PR 10768.
De Wildeman, Emile Auguste Joseph (1866-1947); Belgian botanist, long time
director of the Jardin botanique de l’Etat at Bruxelles, pioneer botanist of the study of
the Congolese flora. (De Wild.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BR.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 450; GR p. 700; Langman p. 241; LS 7024-
7054; Plesch p. 459.
Marchal, La Tribune horticole 16: 705-707. 1931 (portr.)
Evens, Gesch. Algol. Belg. 160-167. 1944 (bibl.)
Blaringhem et Chevalier, C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris 225: 269-273. 1947.
Chevalier, Rev. int. Bot. appl. Agric. trop. 27: 527-529. 1947.
Robyns, Revue congol. illustr. 1947(10): 45-46. (portr.)
Robyns, Bull. Jard. bot. Etat 19(1): 1-35. 1948 (bibl.)
Hauman, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 82(1): 5-7. 1949 (portr.)
Oye, Hydrobiologia 1: 220-221. 1949.
Robyns, Bull. Séances Inst. Roy. Col. Belge 20: 91-128. 1949 (bibl.)
Marchal, Annuaire Acad. r. Belg. 117: [74 p.]. 1951 (portr.)
Robyns, Ber. deut. Bot. Ges. 68a(1): 41-44. 1955.
EPONYMY: Dewildemania O. Hoffmann (1903).
1427. Prodrome de la flore algologique des Indes néerlandaises (Indes néerlandaises et parties
des territoires de Bornéo et de la Papuasie non hollandaises) ... Publié par le Jardin
botanique de Buitenzorg. Batavia (Imprimerie de l’Etat [Staatsdrukkerij]) 1897. Oct.
(Prodr. fl. algol. Ind. néerl.)
Main volume: 1897 (p. viii: Aug 1896), p. [i]-viil, [1]-193. — Copy: BR.
Supplément et tableaux statistiques. Batavia (id.) 1899. Oct. (vii: Mai 1898), p. [i]-vil,
[1]-277. Copy: BR.
1428. Prodrome de la flore belge. Bruxelles (Alfred Castaigne) 1898-1907, 3 vols. Oct.
(Prodr. fl. belg.)
Co-author: ‘Théophile Alexis Durand (1855-1912).
vol. fasc. pages dates author
I 15 [i-iv], [1]-63 Sep 1907 Introduction Du.
I [1]-160 Feb 1898 Cryptogames De W.
2 161-320 Apr 1898 Cryptogames De W.
3 321-543 Aug 1898 Cryptogames De W.
2 4 [1]-160 Oct 1898 Cryptogames De W.
5 161-320 Jan 1899 Cryptogames De W.
6 321-480 Mar 1899 Cryptogames De W.
Gi 481-530 Apr 1899 Cryptogames De W.
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vol. fasc. pages dates author
ig ss Sa ee
3 8 [1]-160 Mar 1900 Phanérogames Du.
9 161-320 Aug 1900 Phanérogames Du.
10 321-480 Mar 1901 Phanérogames Du.
Ti 481-640 Sep 1901 Phanérogames Du.
12 641-800 Apr 1903 Phanérogames Du.
13 801-996 Dec 1903 Phanérogames Du.
14 997-1112 Jan 1906 Phanérogames Du.
Copies: BR, MO, NY, U.
1429. Icones selectae horti thenensis. Iconographie des plantes ayant fleuri dans les col-
lections de M. van den Bossche ... a Tirlemont (Belgique) avec les descriptions et
annotations de M. Em. De Wildeman ... Bruxelles (Veuve Monnom) 1899-1909,
6 vols. Qu. (Icon. horti then.)
vol. fasc. pages plates dates
I I [i]-vi, [1 ]-22 I-5 Sep 1899 (post 20 Sep)
2 [23|-44 6-10 Dec 1899
3 [45 ]-63 11-16 Feb 1900
4 [65-87 17-20 Mai 1900
5 [89 ]-109 21-25 Jun 1900
6 [111 ]-134 26-30 Aug 1900
7 L135]-154 31-35 Sep 1900
8 [155]-180 36-40 Oct 1900
2 I [i], [1]-20 41-45 Nov 1900
2 [21 ]-39 46-50 Jan 1901
3 [41]-63 BT-55 Feb rgo1
4 [65 ]-84 56-60 Apr 1901
5 [85]-103 61-65 Mai 1901
6 [105]-128 66-70 Jun 1901
7 [129]-152 71-75 Aug 1901
8 [153]-179 76-80 Oct 1901
3 I [1]-19 (1-5) 81-85 Dec 1901
2 [21]-40 86-90 Jan 1902
3 [4.1 ]-60 GI-95 Mar 1902
4 [61 ]-79 96-100 Mai 1902
5 [81 ]-102 IOI-105 Jul 1902
6 [103]-121 106-110 Sep 1902
7 [123]-145 III-II5 Nov 1902
8 [147]-176 116-120 Dec 1902
4 I [1]-24 121-125 Jan 1903
2 [25]-48 126-130 Mar 1903
3 [49]-71 131-135 Apr 1903
4 [73]-94. 136-140 Jun 1903
5 L95]-114 141-145 Jul 1903
6 [115]-134 146-150 Sep 1903
7 [135]-154 151-155 Oct 1903
8 [1551-194, [1-111] 156-160 Dec 1903
5 I [1]-19 161-165 Feb 1904
2 [21]-43 166-170 Jul 1904
3 [45]-61 171-175 Oct 1904
4 [63 ]-84 176-180 Jan 1905
5 [85]-105 181-185 Apr 1905
6 [107]-126 186-190 Oct 1905
Ti [127]-146 IQI-195 Feb 1906
8 [147]-171, [i-ii] 196-200 Mar 1906
6 I [1]-18 201-205 Oct 1906
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vol. fasc. pages plates dates
2 [19]-38 206-210 Dec 1906
3 [39]-57 211-215 Jun 1907
4 [58]-75 216-220 Sep 1907
5 [76]-92 221-225 Mai 1908
6 Log]-111 226-230 Nov 1908
7/8 [113]-152 231-240 Nov 1909
Copies: G, NY (both in orig. covers).
1430. Les algues de la flore de Buitenzorg (Essai d’une flore algologique de Java). Leiden
(E. J. Brill) 1900. Oct. (Alg. fl. Buitenzorg).
Publ.: 1900 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1900), p. [ii]-xi, [1]-457, pl. 1-16. Copy: NY. — p. [ii]:
“Flore de Buitenzorg ... 3éme partie. Algues.”’
1431. Les plantes tropicales de grande culture café, cacao, cola, vanille, caoutchouc avec une
étude sur la distribution des plantes dans le centre de l’Afrique et des notices biographi-
ques sur les botanistes et les voyageurs ayant contribué a la connaissance de la flore de
Etat indépendant du Congo. Bruxelles (Alfred Castagne) 1902. Oct. (Pl. trop. gr. cult.)
Ed. 1: Oct-Dec 1902 (p. iv: 1 Oct 1902), p. [i*-iv*], [i]-iv, [1]-304, fl. t-xxxvitt. Copy:
NY.
Ed. 2: Bruxelles 1908, p. [i]-vili, [1]-390, 22 pl. (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 8: 1432.
1432. Notices sur des plantes utiles ou intéressantes de la flore du Congo. Bruxelles (Veuve
Monnom) 1903-1908, 2 vols. Oct. (Not. pl. util. Congo).
vol. part pages plates dates
I I [1]-221 I-12 15 Dec 1903
2 [223]-396, err. slip 13-28 20 Oct 1904
3 397-[663] 29-32, 15 Mai 1905
2 I [1]-166 I-23 Nov 1906
2 [167]-270 20 Oct 1908
Copies: BR, G, HU, MO, NY.
1433. Etudes de systematique et de géographie botaniques sur la flore du Bas- et du Moyen-Congo.
Annales du Musée du Congo, Botanique, série 5. 1903-1912. Qu. (Etudes fl. Bas- Moyen-
Congo).
vol. pars pages plates dates
i I [1]-80 I-25 Jun 1903
2 81-212 26-43 Mai 1904
3 213-346, i-lil 44-73 Jan 1906
2 I [1]-84 1-35 Feb 1907
2 85-220 36-68 Sep 1907
3 221-368, [i-vii] 69-89 Jul 1908
3 I [1]-147 I-27 Aug 1909
2 149-316 28-49 Nov 1910
3 317-533 50-68 Nov 1912
Copies: BR, G, MO. The 290 lithographs are of drawings by A. d’Apréval, F. Deleval
and Héléne Durand.
Ref.: NI 2144.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1058. 1940.
1434. Plantae novae vel minus cognitae ex herbario horti thenensis. Plantes nouvelles ou
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peu connues contenues dans l’herbier de Vhortus thenensis. Avec les descriptions ou
annotations de M. Em. De Wildeman. Bruxelles (Veuve Monnom) 1904-1910, 2 vols.
Qu. f (Pl. nov. horti then.)
vol. part pages plates dates
I I [i-vii], [1]-20 I-5 Mar 1904
2 [21|-45 6-11 Jun 1904
3 [47]|-86 12-21 Dec 1904
4 [87]-149 22-31 (32 abs.) Sep 1905
Been 33-38 Dec 1905
Or 79-208 39-49 Jul 1906
7 er CO -250 50-56 Mar 1907
2 I [i-vi], (““z-16”) 57-71 Apr 1908
[1]-42
2 [45]-92 72-89 Feb 1909
3 [93]-136 90-101 Nov 1910
Copies: G, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 7: 1482.
1435- Mission Emile Laurent (1903-1904). Bruxelles (F. Vandenbuggenhoudt) 1905-1907,
2 vols. (text and atlas). Oct. (Miss. Em. Laurent).
pages plates dates
[1]-112 1-NNXUUL Aug 1905
113-192 xxxox-xlvt Oct 1905
193-354 xlvii-cvt Jun 1906
1X-CXX, 355-450 cvti-cxlit Feb 1907
[i]-vill, Cxxi-ccxxv, 451-617 cxliti-clxxxv Nov 1907
Copies: G, MO.
Ref.: NI 2146.
1436. Contribution a étude de la flore du Katanga. Bruxelles (D. Reynaert) 1921. Oct.
(Contr. fl. Katanga).
Main volume: Jul 1921 (t.p.; p. 7: 1 Jul 1921), p. [1]-7, [8, cont.], [i]-cxliv, [1]-264,
18 pl. in text. Copy: HH.
Supplément 1: Bruxelles (id.) Dec 1927 (t.p.), p. [i]-xxiii, [xxiv, err.], [1]-99. Copy: HH.
Supplément 2: Bruxelles (id.) Jan 1929 (t.p.), p. [1*], [iu*], [i]-, [1]-112. Copy: MO.
Supplément 3: Bruxelles (D. van Keerberghen & Fils) 1930 (p. i1: Aug 1930), p. [i*-v*],
[i]-iti, [1 ]-168. Copies: HH, MO.
Supplément 4: Bruxelles (id.) par E. De Wildeman ... et Pierre Staner, Jun 1932 (t.p.),
p. [i*-v*], [i]-xvui, [1]-116, [1, err.]. Copy: HH.
Supplément 5: idem, Apr 1933 (t-p.), p. [i*-v*], [i]-xlv, [1]-89.
1437. Plantae bequaertianae études sur les récoltes botaniques du Dr J. Bequaert chargé
de missions au Congo Belge (1913-1915) Gent (A. Buyens), Paris (Jacques Lechevalier)
1921-1929, 6 vols. Oct. + (Pl. bequaert.)
vol. part pages dates
I I [i-iii], [1 ]-166 Dec 1921
2 167-297 Mar 1922
3 299-452 Mai 1922
4 453-593, [1*-1v*] Sep 1922
2 I [i-vi], [1 ]-24 Feb 1923
2 [125]-308 Mai 1923
3 309-452 Apr 1924
4 453-570 Jun 1924
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vol. part pages dates
3 I [1]-152, pl. 1-3 Jan 1925
2 153-296 Mar 1925
3 297-424 Dec 1925
4 425-576, [i]-vi Aug 1926
4 I [1]-160, pl. r Dec 1926
2 161-308 Apr 1927
3 [309]-452 Aug 1928
4 453-575, Li]-vi, [1, err.] Apr 1929
5 I [1]-160 Oct 1929
2 161-240 Feb 1931
3 241-352 Jul 1931 }
4 353-476 Mai 1932
5 477-496, [i]-xili Dec 1932
6 I [1]-91 Dec 1932
Copies: BR (compl.), G (1-5), MO (1-4), NY (1-4).
Diard, Pierre (1784-1849), French naturalist. (Dard).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 451; BL 2: 197; PR 22109.
NOTE: Not to be confused with Pierre Médard Diard (1794-1863) for which see Barnhart
2: 451, Sirks, Indisch natuuronderzoek 115-117, 125-130 and Steenis-Kruseman Fl.
males. ser. I. 1: 136. 1950.
1438. Catalogue raisonné des plantes qui croissent naturellement a St.-Calais et dans ses environs
. revu, en partie, pour la correction des épreuves par M. Ed. Guéranger. Saint-Calais
(Peltier-Voisin) 1852. Oct. (in fours) (Cat. pl. St. Calais).
Editor: Edouard Auguste Francois Guéranger (1801-1895).
Publ.: 1852 (p. ii: 27 Nov. 1851; preface 10 Mar 1849, publ. posthumously), p. [i*-i11*],
[i]-ii, [3]-252. Copy: NY.
Ref.: PR 2219.
Cottereau, Bull. Soc. Agr., Sci. Arts Sarthe 58: 83-128. 1941 (updates Diard).
Dick, James (x-1775), Swiss amateur botanist who collected widely in Switzerland,
and who was acquainted with A. von Haller. (Dick).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The Dick herbarium was acquired by Sir Joseph Banks through
William Pitcairn and is now at BM. The specimens in the Thunberg herbarium (UPS)
labelled ‘‘Dick e Helvetia” are evidently duplicates from the Banks herbarium.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 451.
Britten, J. Bot. 40: 272-273, 388-389. 1902.
Hiern, J. Bot. 42: 358. 1904.
Dickie, George (1812-1882), Scottish physician and algologist at Aberdeen. (Dickie).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: BM (acquired 1884; especially algae; Dickie’s correspondence is
also at BM); duplicates ABD, CGE, E, GL, K.
Refs VE os 16a.
Dickinson and Newton, Phycol. Bull. 1: 11. 1952.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 51. 1953.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 452; BB p. 90; BM 1: 451; Bossert p. 102;
CSP 2: 283-284, 7: 511, 9: 696, 14: 600; DNB 15: 32; GR p. 395; Jackson p. 539
[index]; Langman p. 244; LS 7058-7059; MW p. 95; PR 2220-2222.
643
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Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1880/2: 40-41. 1883, J. Bot. 21: 30. 1883 (err.: b. 1813).
Anon., Scottish Naturalist 7: 3-8. 1883/4 (err.: 6. 1813).
Cleghorn, Trans. bot. Soc. Edinburgh 16: 2-6. 1886 (bibl.)
Aderhold, Gen. Reg. Bot. Zeit. 156. 1895 (index to reviews).
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 38. 1898.
EPONYMY: Dickieia Berkeley ex Kiitzing (1844).
1439. Flora abredonensis: comprehending a list of the flowering plants and ferns found in
the neighbourhood of Aberdeen; with remarks on the climate, the features of the
vegetation, &c. &c. Aberdeen (Peter Gray and Lewis Smith), Edinburgh, Glasgow,
London 1838. Oct. (in fours) (Fl. abred.)
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1838 (p.v.: 25 Jun; Flora 28 Sep 1838), p. [i*-111*], [i]-v, [1]-70. Copies:
G, HU, LINN.
Ref.: BM 1: 451; Jackson p. 248; PR 2220; IDC 7181.
1440. A flora of Ulster and botanist’s guide to the north of Ireland. Belfast (C. Aitchison),
London (Lovell Reeve & Co.) 1864. Oct. (Fl. Ulster).
Publ.: Feb-Jun 1864 (p. viii: 28 Jan 1864; Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. Jan 1864; Flora 4 Jul
1864), p. [i]-xix, [1]-176. Copies: G, NY.
Ree ln 222 2.
Seemann, J. Bot. 2: 281-283. Sep 1864 (rev.)
Anon., Edinb. New Philos. J. 1864: 296.
Anon., Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. 1864: 515-516. Jun 1864.
Dickinson, Joseph (1805?-1865), British botanist, lecturer at the Liverpool School of
Medicine. (Dickinson).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LIVU (Liverpool area), GL.
Ref.: Kent, Brit. herbaria 51. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BB p. go; Barnhart 1: 452; CSP 2: 285; DNB 15: 31;
Jackson p. 255; PR 2223.
Dallmann and Wood, Trans. Liverpool bot. Soc. 1: 68. 1909.
1441. The flora of Liverpool. London (John van Voorst), Liverpool (Deighton and
Laughton) 1851. Oct. (in fours) (FJ. Liverpool).
Independent reprint: 1851, p. [1]-166. Copies: MO, NY.
Journal publ.: as an appendix to Proc. Liverpool Literary and Philosophical Society
vol. 6, 1851, ‘‘read before the Literary and philosophical Society in the session 1850-
1851.”
Supplement to the flora of Liverpool ... [read before the Society on the 14th May, 1855, and
extracted from their Proceedings, vol. 9] Liverpool (Henry Greenwood) 1855, Oct.
(in fours), p. [1]-23, [24]. — Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: PR 2223.
Dickson, James (1738-1822), British nurseryman. (Dickson).
HERBARIUM and Types: Mosses at BM (incl. also his series of exsiccatae); herbarium
presented to LINN. Further material B(Willd.), GGE, E, G, NY. He published the
following exsiccatae: A collection of dried plants 1789-1791, 4 fasc., 100 nos. (set 1 received
by Gentleman’s Mag. Sep 1789), and Hortus siccus britannicus 1793-1802, 19 fasc. (details
see Sayre 1969).
Ref.: GR p. 371; Henrey 630, 633; IH 2: 161; Hist. coll. BMNH 144.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 14-16. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 205; Barnhart 1: 452; BB p. go-91; BM 1:
451; Bossert p. 102; CSP 2: 285; Dawson p. 265-266; DNB 15: 44; Frank 3(Anh.): 24;
GR p. 371; Henrey 631-633; IF p. 693; LS 7062-7064; NI 477-478; PR 2224.
Anon., Trans. Hort. Soc. 5, app. 1: 1-3. 1824.
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Smith, Correspondence 2: 234. 1832.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1888/90: 35. 1891.
Druce, J. Northhamptonshire Nat. Hist. Soc. Field Club 19: 116-117. 1917.
Druce, Fl. Northamptonshire Ixxxvi. 1930.
Simmonds, J. Roy. Hort. Soc. 68: 66-72. 1943.
Hadfield, Pioneers in gardering 109-110. 1951.
Coats, Huntia 2: 195-196. 1965 (portr.)
Anon., Monthly Notes Roy. Bot. Garden Edinburgh Aug 1968: 6-7.
EPONYMY: Dicksonia L’Heéritier de Brutelle (1789).
1442. Fasciculus [secundus, etc.] plantarum cryptogamicarum britanniae. London (author;
G. Nicol) 1785-1801, 4 fasc. Qu. (Fasc. pl. crypt. brit.)
fasc. pages plates dates copies
I [i-iv], [1 ]-26, [2] 1-3 Mai 1785 MO, PCS, Steere,
Stevenson
2 [i-iii], [1]-31 4-6 Jan-Sep 1790 MO, PCS, Steere,
Stevenson
3 [1-11], [1 ]-24 7-9 Sep 1793 MO, Steere,
Stevenson
4 [i-ii], [1 ]-28, [4, ind.] 10-12 4 Oct 1801 Steere
Octavo edition, “London (id.) 1785-1790,” publ. by Roemer et Usteri, Ziirich.
fasc. pages plates dates copies
I [i-iv], [1]-28 1-3 1785 MO
2 [i-iv], [1 ]-31 4-6 1790 MO
Part 1 also in Magas. f.d. Botanik 2: 40-68.
Lisbon edition: Jacobi Dickson fasciculus plantarum cryptogamicarum Britanniae
lusitanorum botanicorum in usum, celsissimi ac potentissimi Lusitaniae principis
regentis domini nostri, et jussu, et auspiciis denuo typis mandatus, curante Fr.
Josepho Muriano Veloso. Lisboa. (Typographia Domus chalcographicae) 1800. Qu.
fasc. pages plates copies
[i-ii], [1]-32 Hoy CY BY) Steere, Stevenson
2 33-64 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b Steere, Stevenson
3 65-94 7a, 7b, 7, 8b, Steere, Stevenson
8c, ga, gb, 9¢
Illustrations: copper engravings of drawings by James Sowerby, originals of plates 4-12 at
BM. Lisbon edition plates copied by Marques.
Ref.: BM 1: 451; Dryander 3: 219-220; Henrey 631, 632; Jackson p. 239; LS 7062;
NI 477; PR 2224; SY p. 9; IDC 1257.
Proskauer, Bryologist 58: 76-77. 1955.
Greene, J. Soc. Bibliogr. nat. Hist. 3: 230. 1957.
Sweet, Ann. of Sci. 19: 96. 1963 (fasc. 3).
Didrichsen, Didrik Ferdinand (1814-1887), Danish botanist, professor of botany at
Copenhagen 1875-1885, botanist on the Galathea expedition (1845-1847). (Didrichsen).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: C (especially from the Galathea expedition, 1845-1847) ;
duplicates at B, KIEL, L, LE, MO, US.
Ref.: TH 2: 161.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 297, 340. 1916.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 453; CSP 2: 287, 7: 533, 14: 603; Jackson
p. 5; KR p. 142; PR 2226.
Nordstedt, Bot. Not. 23: 110. 1887.
Warming, Bot. Tidsskr. 12: 190-191. 1887, 18: 103. 1893.
Anon., Leopoldina 23: 109. 1887.
Warming, Ann. Bot. 1: 399. 1887/8 (bibl.)
Petersen, Med. Kjgb. Bot. For. 2: 45-47. 1887/91.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 15-16. 1906.
Christensen, Dansk. Bot. Hist. 1: 293-295, 562-565. 1924-26.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 136-137. 1950 (itin. Galathea).
Diedicke, Hermann (1865-1940), German mycologist. (Died.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: An important collection at JE, further material at B, Eand WRSL.
Ref.: TH 2: 162.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 274. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 453; BM 6: 268; GR p. 9; LS 7065-7073,
suppl. 6466-6485.
Henkel, Mitt. thir. bot. Ver. 49: 205-209. 1942 (portr., bibl.)
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Fungi imperfecti, Arypt. Fl. Brandenburg:
g(1): [1]-240, 3 pl. 31 Mai 1912.
9(2): 241-416, 2 pl. 22 Nov 1912.
9(3): 417-640, 3 pl. 15 Mar 1914.
9(4): 641-800, 4 pl. 15 Sep 1914.
9(5): 801-929, 2 pl. 30 Mai 1915.
NOTE: The treatment of the Fungi imperfecti in the Arypt. Fl. Brandenburg was based on
material from B, Sydow and Jaap.
EPONYMY: Diedickea H. Sydow & P. Sydow (1913); Diedickella Petrak (1922).
1443. Aufzahlung der in der Umgebung Erfurts beobachteten Micromiceten. Jahrb.
Kén. Akad. gemeinniitz. Wiss. Erfurt ser. 2. 36: [121]-272. 1910 (1911). Oct.
Publ.: Heft 36 of the Jahrb. announced only in Apr 1911 by Nat. Nov. even though
dated (cover) 1910. Diedicke’s publ. was also issued as a separate with original
pagination in the cover of the Jahrbiicher. Copy: Stevenson.
Diels, Friedrich Ludwig Emil (1874-1945), German botanist at Berlin. (Diels).
HERBARIUM and types: B, Australian duplicates at BM, CANB, MEL.
Ref "GRip. 715 LE 2e0162.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 340. 1966.
Ludwig, Hess. florist. Briefe 16: 13-16. 1967.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BroGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 454; BM 1: 459, 6: 268; BFM p. 280;
Bossert p. 102; CSP 14: 604; DTS 6(4): 133; GR p. 71; IF p. 693, suppl. 1: 80, 3: 208;
Langman p. 241; MW p. 95-96; Plesch p. 200.
Diels, Sitzungsber. Preuss. Akad. Wiss., Phil.-hist. Klasse 1931: Cxxili-cxxvi.
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 2: 37. 1936.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 206, 376. 1937.
Anon. [Mattfeld?], Griinewald-Echo 40 (no. 39): 24. Sep 1939.
Mattfeld, Berliner Morgenpost 19 Sep 1944.
Mattfeld, Die Naturwissenschaften 7: 224. 1946.
Mildbraed and Pilger, Proc. Linnean Soc. 159: 148-151. 1947.
Mildbraed, Bot. Jahrb. 74(2): 173-198. 1948 (bibl., portr.)
Steenis, Fl. males. ser. 1. vol. 4(2): xli. 1949 (portr.)
Ziegenspeck, Rev. Sudamer. Bot. 10(2): 53-55. 1952 (portr.)
Melchior, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 68a: 281-287. 1957.
646
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COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Contributed to EP, Wat. Pflanzenfam. ed. 1:
(a) Cyatheaceae, I(4): 113-139. 21 Jul 1899 (p. 138-139 foss. by H. Potonié).
(b) Polypodiaceae, 1(4): 139-192. 21 Jul 1899, 193-288. 12 Sep 1899, 289-336, 6 Oct
1899. 12 Mai 1900 (notes on fossils by H. Potonié).
(c) Parkeriaceae, 1(4.) : 339-342. 12 Mai 1900
(d) Matoniaceae, 1(4): 343-350. 12 Mai 1900 (foss. by H. Potonié).
(e) Gleicheniaceae, 1(4): 350-356. 12 Mai 1900 (foss. by H. Potonié).
(f) Schtzaeaceae, (4): 356-372. 12 Mai 1900 (p. 371-372 foss. by H. Potonié).
(g) Osmundaceae, 1(4.) : 372-380. 12 Mai 1900 (p. 380 foss. by H. Potonié).
(2) EP, Die natiirliche Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2:
a) Byblidaceae, 18a: 286-288. 1930.
b) Cephalotaceae, 18a: 71-74. 1930.
c) Droseraceae, 17b: [766]-784. 1936.
d) Roridulaceae, 18a: 346-348. 1930.
e) Iridaceae, 15a: 463-505. 1930.
(3) Engler, Pflanzenreich:
(a) Droseraceae, IV. 112: 1-136. 31 Jun 1906.
(b) Menispermaceae, IV. 94: 334-345. 6 Dec rgto.
(
(
(
(
(
EPONYMY: Dielsantha E. Wimmer (1948); Dielsia Kudo (1929); Dielsia Gilg (1904);
Dielsiella Hennings (1903) ; Dielsina O. Kuntze (1903) ; Dielsiocharis O. E. Schulz (1924) ;
Dielstochloa Pilger (1943); Dielsiothamnus R. E. Fries (1955).
HANDWRITING: Flora males. ser. 1. 1: cxlix. 1950.
1444. Fragmenta phytographiae Australiae occidentalis, in Engler, Botanische Jahrbiicher
35: 55-562, figs. I-70. 1904-1905.
fascicle pages figures dates Nat. Nov.
I 55-160 I-15 15 Apr 1904 Mai 1905
2/3 161-528 16-59 6 Dec 1904 Jun 1905
4 529-656 60-70 14. Feb 1905 (“1904”) Mar 1905
5 657-662 = — 18 Apr 1905 Mai 1905
1445- Die Pflanzenwelt von West-Australien stidlich des Wendekreises. Mit einer Einleitung
uber die Pflanzenwelt Gesamt-Australiens in Grundziigen. Ergebnisse einer im Auftrag
der Humboldt-Stiftung der Kgl. preuss. Akademie der Wissenschaften 1900-1902 unter-
nommenen Reise. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1906. Oct. (Pflanzenw. W.-Austral.)
Publ.: Aug-Sep 1906 (pref. Mai 1906, Nat. Nov. Sep 1906), p. [i]-xii, [1]-413, pl. 1-34,
82 figs., map. Copies: MO, NY, U. — Die Vegetation der Erde, vol..7.
Reprint: announced by the trade (1974).
1446. Beitrdge zur Kenntniss der Vegetation und Flora von Ecuador. Stuttgart (E. Schweizer-
bart) 1937. Qu. (Beitr. Veg. Ecuador).
Publ.: Sep-Oct 1937 (p. vi: Feb 1937; MO copy rd. 30 Oct 1937; Nat. Nov. Apr 1938),
Bibliotheca botanica Heft 116, p. [i-vi], [1]-190, pl. 1-6, map. Copies: MO, NY.
Spanish translation: Contribuciones al conocimiento de la vegetacion y de la flora del
Ecuador. Version castellana del Dr Reinaldo Espinosa. Onito (Imp. de la Universidad
Central) 1938, 364 p., map. Copy: Ewan.
Dierbach, Johann Heinrich (1788-1845), German botanist at Heidelberg, botanical
historian. (Dierb.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: KR (via herb. Doell), some further material at KIEL.
Ref.: TH 2: 162.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 454; BM 1: 459-460; BFM 3193; CSP 2:
290-291, 6: 639-641, 12: 198; Frank 3 (Anh.): 24; GR p. 71; Jackson p. 214, 297;
Langman p. 244; LS 7075; ZB p. 652.
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DIERBACH
Anon., Flora 28: 432. 1845; Bot. Not. 1845: 220; Bot. Zeit. 3: 520. 1845.
Meurer, Arch. Pharm. 111: 96-98. 1850.
Stiibler, Geschichte der medizinischen Fakultat der Universitat Heidelberg 1386-1925.
Heidelberg 1926, p. 266-267.
EPONYMY: Dierbachia K. P. J. Sprengel (1824).
1447. Flora heidelbergensis plantas sistens in praefectura Heidelbergensi et in regione
adfini sponte nascentes secundum systema sexuale Linneanum digestas. Heidelberg
(author) 1819-1820, 2 parts, Duod. (FV. heidelb.)
Pars 1: [i]-xii, 1-123, 1819, before 4 Mar (date of presentation to Regensburg Bot. Soc.)
Copy: NY.
Pars 2: [i], [125]-406, map, 1820, before 21 Apr (announced as published by Flora)
Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 459; PR 2230.
1448. Beitrdge zu Deutschlands Flora gesammelt aus den Werken der altesten deutschen
Pflanzenforscher. Heidelberg (Karl Groos) 1825-1833. 4 fasc. Oct. (Beitr. Deutschl. Fl.)
1: 1825 (Flora: “‘so eben ...” 7 Mar 1826), p. [i*], [1]-xvi, [i]-130, z pl. (portr. Bock).
Copy: M.
2: 1828 (Flora 28 Mar 1829, rd. after 1 Jan 1829, rev. 14 Jun 1829), p. [i], [1]-94, 7 pl.
(portr. Fuchs). Copy: M (portr., wanting).
3: 1830 (Flora rd. 7-16 Jul 1830), p. [i], [1]-94, 7 pl. (portr. Clusius). Copy: M.
4: 1833 (Flora rd. 11 Dec 1833), p. [i]-iv, [1]-164, 7 pl. (portr. C. Gesner). Copy: M
(portr. wanting).
Ref.: PR 2233.
1449. Systematische Uebersicht der um Heidelberg wildwachsenden un haiifig zum ékonomi-
schen Gebrauche cultivirten Gewdchse. Erstes Heft. Karlsruhe (Chr. Fr. Miiller) 1827.
Oct. + (Syst. Uebers. Heidelb. Gewdchse).
Publ.: 1827 (Flora 11(1), Erg. Bl. 105-109, rd. Jan-Jul 1828), p. [1]-178. Copy: G. —
Reprinted from Geiger, Magazin fiir Pharmacie Apr 1825-Oct 1827.
Ref.: PR 2234.
1450. Abhandlung iiber die Arzneikrafte der Pflanzen, verglichen mit ihrer Structur und ihren
chemischen Bestandtheilen. Lemgo (Meyer) 1831. Oct. (Abh. Arznetkr. Pf.)
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1831 (Messekatalog Leipzig 31 Mar 1830; Flora Lit. Ber. 1: 129-135,
Mai-Jun 1831), p. [iJ-iv, [1]-392. Copies: G, U.
Ref.: PR 2237.
1451. Repertorium botanicum oder Versuch einer systematischen Darstellung der neuesten
Leistungen im ganzen Umfange der Pflanzenkunde. Lemgo (Meyersche Hof-Buch-
handlung) 1831. Oct. (Repert. bot.)
Publ.: Mar 1832 (BH), p. [i]-xi, [1]-266, [1, err.] Copy: M.
1452. Flora apiciana. Ein Beitrag zur naheren Kenntniss der Nahrungsmittel der alten
Roémer; mit besonderer Riicksicht auf die Biicher des Caelius Apicius de opsoniis et
condimentis sive arte coquinaria. Heidelberg and Leipzig (Karl Groos) 1831. Oct.
(FI. apic.)
Publ.: 1831 (Lit. Ber. Flora 2: 95-96. Feb-Mai 1832), p. [i]-viii, [1]-75. Copy: AMD.
Ref.: PR 2238.
Diesing, Carl Moritz (1800-1867), Austrian helminthologist, pupil of Jacquin Jr.,
collaborator of Endlicher, curator of the Vienna Zoological Museum. (Diesing).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: W, other material at HBG.
Refs TEL o, 162,
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 454; BM 1: 460; CSP 291-292, 7: 534;
PR 2243.
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DIETRICH, A. G.
Neumann, Almanach Akad. Wiss., Wien 17: 240-250. 1867 (also in Wiener Zeit. 1867,
no. 50).
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 174. 1936.
EPONYMY: Diesingia Endlicher (1832).
Dietel, Paul (1860-1947), German high-school teacher and mycologist at Leipzig,
specialist on Uredineae. (Dietel).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Dietel sold his first herbarium of fungi in 1918 to S; his second in
1944 to JE; other material e.g. at B, BM, K.
Refa- aicleaie, (ecatO))i495 37512): 02-
Poeverlein, Ber. bay. bot. Ges. 28: 301. 1950.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 454; BM 1: 460, 6: 269; Bossert p. 102;
CSP 14: 606-607; DTS 1: 57, 6(4): 84; LS 7077-7183, suppl. 6499-6529; MW p. 96,
suppl. p. 55.
Anon., J. Mycol. 2: opp. 201. 1905 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 122. 1905.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1059-1060. 1940.
Poeverlein, Sydowia 4(1-6): 1-10. 1950 (also repr.) (portr., bibl.)
Poeverlein, Ber. bay. bot. Ges. 28: 300-301. 1950 (portr.)
Herter, Rev. siidamer. Bot. 10(2): 55. 1952.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 169. 1971.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 1:
(a) Hemibasidii (Ustilagineae and Tilletiineae), I(1**): 2-24, 13 Sep 1897, 545-546.
31 Jul 1900.
(b) Uredinales, 1(1**): 24-48. 13 Sep 1897, 49-81. 25 Jan 1898, 546-553. 31 Jul 1900.
(2) EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2: Hemibasidii (‘Teliomycetes), 6: [1]-98. 1928.
EPONYMY: Dietelia Hennings (1897).
Dieterich, Carl Friedrich (1734-1805), German jurist and botanist at Erfurt.
(Dieterich).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 454; PR 2244-2245.
EPONYMY: Dieterichia Giseke (1792; Giseke also uses the spelling Dvetrichia).
1453- Carl Friedrich Dieterichs Pflanzenreich nach dem neuesten Natursystem des kénigl.
Schwedischen Ritters und Leibarztes Carl von Linne. Erfurt (Johann Daniel Miller)
1770, 2 vols. Oct. (Pflanzenreich).
Ed. 1: Vol. r: Jan-Mai 1770, p. [i-xvi], [1]-688. Copies: HU, USDA.
Vol. 2: Jan-Mai 1770, p. [i], 689-1332, [26, index], [1, err.] Copies: HU, USDA.
Ed. 2: “Carl ... Pflanzenreich nach Carl von Linné’s Natursysteme. Mit Zusatzen
vermehrt herausgegeben von Christian Friedrich Ludwig ... Zweyte vermehrte
Ausgabe,” Leipzig (Caspar Fritsch) 1798-1799, Oct., 3 vols. Copy: NY.
Vol. 1: Mai-Dec 1798, p. [i]-xi, [xii, list], [1]-628.
Vol. 2: Mai-Aug 1799, p. [1], [1]-544.
Vol. 3: Mai-Aug 1799, p. [1], [1]-462.
Ref.: BH; PR 2244.
Dietrich, Albert Gottfried (1795-1856), German gardener, curator of the Berlin
botanical garden, editor (with Otto) of the Allgemeine Gartenzeitung. (A. Dietr.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: HBG (important collection).
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 357.
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DIETRICH, A. G.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 454; BM 1: 460; Jackson p. 539 [ind.];
Langman p. 244-245; NI 481-482; PR 2246-2252.
Anon., Flora 39: 414. 14 Jul 1856.
Anon., Monatschrift fiir Pomologie und prakt. Obstbau 2: 408. 1856.
Anon., Bonplandia 4: 194-195. 1856.
Anon., Gartenflora 5: 287, 319-320. 1856.
Otto, Allg. Gartenzeit. 24: 161-164. 1856.
Ascherson, Fl. Prov. Brandenburg 1: 4. 1860.
Aderhold, Gen. Reg. bot. Zeit. 156-157. 1895 [ind. reviews].
Schumann, Gesammtbeschr. Kakteen ed. 2. 34. 1903.
Rothmaler, Mitt. thir. bot. Ver. 41: 46-60. 1933.
1454. Flora der Gegend um Berlin oder Aufzahlung und Beschreibung der in der Mittel-
mark wild wachsenden und angebauten Pflanzen. Von Albert Dietrich. Mit einer Vor-
rede begleitet von Herrn D. H. F. Link ... Erster Theil. Phanerogamen (Erste [Zweite]
Abtheilung). Berlin (G. E. Nauck) 1824, 2 parts. Oct. ¢ (Fl. Berlin).
Erste Abtheilung: 1824, after Mar (p. viii: Mar 1824), p. [i]-xii, [1]-450. Copy: HH.
Zweite Abtheilung: 1824, after Mar, p. [1] or [1-ii], [151]-944. Copies: B, HH.
Ref.: PR 2246.
1455- Terminologie der phanerogamischen Pflanzen durch mehr als 600 figuren erlautert und
besonders zum Unterricht fiir Seminarien und Realgymnasien bestimmt; nebst einer
Anleitung fiir den Lehrer, wie er in der Botanik mit Nutzen zu unterrichten hat. Berlin
(Theodor Christian Friedrich Enslin) 1829, broadsheet, oblong. (Termin. phan. Pfl.)
Ed. 1: Sep-Oct 1829 (p. ii: Mar 1829; BH), p. [i-ii], [1]-26, p/. 1-8, uncoloured engr.
Copies: NY, U.
Ed. 2: Terminologie ... Pflanzen; zum Unterricht in der Botanik ftir Lehranstalten.
Nebst einer Anleitung zum Selbststudium und fiir den Lehrer, wie er in der Botanik
mit Nutzen zu unterrichten hat ... Zweite durchaus umgearbeitete Auflage. Mit 24
lithographierten Tafeln, worauf mehr als 1200 Figuren befindlich sind. Berlin (Theod.
Chr. Friedr. Enslin) 1838. Oct.
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1838 (p. viii: Apr 1838; ABD 11 Mai 1838), p. [1]-viii, [1]-127, pl. 1-24.
Copy: NY.
Dutch, ed. 1: Kunstwoordenleer der planten. Eerste afdeeling, Kunstwoorden der zigt-
baar bloeijende planten, door afbeeldingen opgehelderd. Uit het Hoogduitsch van
A. Dietrich voor aanvangende beoefenaars der plantenkunde met eenige wijzigingen
vertaald, door W. H. de Vriese. Amsterdam (C. G. Sulpke) 1834, broadsheet, oblong,
p. [i-ti], [1]-35, pl. 1-8 (p. ii: Apr 1834). Copies: MO, U. — (Kunstwoordenleer pl.)
Dutch, ed. 2: Kunstwoordenleer der zigtbaar-bloeijende planten, ten gebruike bij het
onderwijs in de kruidkunde, voor eerstbeginnenden; door Dr. Albert Dietrich. Tweede,
vermeerderde, omgewerkte uitgave, met vier en twintig platen, waarop meer dan
1200 figuren. In het nederduitsch, op nieuw bewerkt, door W. H. de Vriese. Amster-
dam (C. G. Sulpke) 1841, Oct., p. [i-vi], [1]-118, pl. r-24, uncol. Copies: NY, U. —
(Kunstwoordenleer pl.)
Ref.: NI 482; PR 2247.
Meyen, Literar. Zeit. 26: 485. 1838 (rev. ed. 2).
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 8: 168-174. 21 Dec 1838 (rev. ed. 2).
1456. Caroli a Linné Species plantarum exhibentes plantas rite cognitas ad genera relatas
cum differentiis specificis, nominibus trivialibus, synonymis selectis, locis natalibus
secundum systema sexuale digestas. Olim curante Carolo Ludovico Willdenow. Editio
sexta. Berlin (G. C. Nauck) 1831-1833. 2 vols. Oct. + (Sp. pl.)
Vol. r: 1831, p. [i]-x, [1]-735, [737-741 corrig.] (tom. 1, pars 1, sectio 1, Monandria,
Diandria) 1831. Volume 1 was noted as received by the Bot. Ges. Regensburg on
7 Dec 1831 (Flora 14(2), Int. Bl. 5: 17-22. 1832, Flora 15: 122. 28 Feb 1832). Copy: U.
ee eee
This last edition of the original Linnaean Species plantarum was meant to be a supplement
to the Willdenow edition. To that end only the Monandria, Diandria and Triandria
were to be rewritten in full; for the remaining part of Willdenow’s work Dietrich and his
650
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collaborators (H. F. Link and A. F. Schwaegrichen) planned to issue only supplements.
None of these supplements were ever published.
Ref.: BM 1: 461; MW p. 96; SO 5209.
Bryk, Taxon 2: 82-83 (no. 19). 1953.
1457- Flora regni borussict. Flora des K6nigreichs Preussen oder Abbildung und Beschrei-
bung der in Preussen wildwachsenden Pflanzen. Berlin (Ludwig Oehmigke) [1832-]
1833-1844, 12 vols. Oct. (Fl. boruss.)
Publ.: published in parts (indicated in the volumes) of which the precise dates can be
ascertained easily from the contemporary literature. Hefte 1-4 came out separately,
with six plates (1: Nov 1832); from Hefte 5/6 onward they came out in pairs with
12 plates, each with 2 p. text. Each volume is made up of 12 Hefte. 864 handcoloured
lithographed plates by the author. Copies: G, HH, HU, MO, NY).
vol. pages plates (with text) dates
I [i-iv], [1, ind.], [1, err.] I-72 Nov 1832-1833
2 [i], [2, ind.] 73-144 1834
3 [iJ-iv, [2, ind.] 145-216 1835
4 [i], [2, ind.] 217-288 1836
5 [i-iv], [2, ind.] 289-360 1837
6 [i], [2, ind.] 361-432 1838
7 ~~ [4], [2, ind.] 433-504 1839
Cs [allpaligs ade 505-576 1840
9 [i], (4, ind.] 577-648 1841
10 [i], [4, ind.] 649-720 1842
1 [a], [4, ind.] 721-792 1843
12 [i], [4, ind.] 793-864 1844
Fungi, text by Friedrich Klotzsch.
Ref.: BM 1: 461; GF p. 55; Jackson p. 309; NI 481; Plesch p. 200-201; PR 2249; IDC
5899.
Sotheby, Catal. Stiftung Botanik 1: 175. 1975.
1458. Handbuch der pharmaceutischen Botanik. Ein Leitfaden zu Vorlesungen und zum
Selbststudium. Berlin (Nauck) 1837. Oct. (Handb. pharmaceut. Bot.)
Publ.: Dec 1836 (BH; t.p. 1837), p. [i]-xxix, [xxx, err.], [1]-414. Copy: NY.
Ref.: PR 2250.
1459- Flora marchica oder Beschreibung der in der Mark Brandenburg wildwachsenden
Pflanzen. Berlin (Ludwig Oehmigke) 1841. Duod. (FV. march.)
Part [1]: 28 Mar-3 Apr 1841 (Hinrichs), p. [1]-408. Copies: B, HH.
Part [2]: 26 Sep-2 Oct 1841 (Hinrichs; p. xii: Michaelis 1841), p. [i]-xliv, 409-820.
Copies: B, HH.
Re-issue: Berlin 1860, Duod. (Bot. Zeitung 6 Jul 1860), t.p. “*... neue Ausgabe. Berlin
1860 ...,”? no further differences, p. [i]-xliv, [1]-820. Copy: B. — Probably an anastatic
reprint.
**_.. also in nichts seit 18 Jahren vorgeriickt, und veraltet, mit den Fehlern behaftet,
auf welche wir schon friiher in der Linnaea hingewiesen haben ...”’ (Schlechtendal
1860).
Ref.: BM 1: 460; Jackson p. 302; PR 2252.
Schlechtendal, Linnaea 15 (Lit.): 22-23. 1841 (rev. of ‘Erste Halfte,”’ p. 1-300 sic.)
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 18: 244. 1860.
Dietrich, David Nathanael Friedrich (1799-1888), German botanical polygraph
“Ein Vielschreiber in Jena, der deutschen Buchoz”’ (PR); baptized as Johann David
Nicolaus Dietrich. (D. Dietr.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: JE. — Dietrich issued several series of exsiccatae, of phanerogams
as well as cryptogams, such as Herbarium Florae germaniae (from 1830 on), Sammlung
651
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deutscher Laubmoose, Lebermoose, und Flechten of which details are still lacking (see GR p. 9
and Sayre 1969). Material cited from B, CERN, DBN, JE, K, L, LG, M, MANCH,
NY, S, W.
Ref.: GRiipy 93) UEL 2: 562!
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 17. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 677; Barnhart 1: 454; BM 1: 460-461; DTS 1:
58; GR p. 9; Jackson p. 539 [index]; Langman p. 245; LS 7184-7186; MW p. 96;
NI 483-488; PR 2253-2270.
Stahl, Bot. Zeit. 46: 740. 1888.
Stahl, Ann. Bot. London 2: 399-400. 1889.
Kanitz, Mag. Névén. Lap. 13: 29. 1889.
Rothmaler, Mitt. thiir. bot. Ver. 41: 51. 1933.
NOTE: “‘Ein Mann von seltener Bescheidenheit und Anspruchlosigkeit, der im hartem
Kampf um die Existenz sich fréhliches Gemut und edlen Charakter rettete” (Jenaische
Zeitung, quoted by Rothmaler).
‘*Verfasser zahlreicher botanischer Schriften, bei dem allerdings meist mehr die Quanti-
tat als die Qualitat ins Gesicht fallt ...”? (AG).
1460. Flora jenensis oder Beschreibung der Pflanzen, welche in der umgegend von Jena
wachsen. Ersten Bandes erster [zweiter] Theil. Jena (August Schmid) 1826. Duod. (in
sixes). (Fl. jenens.)
Erster Theil: Jan-Mar 1826 (Linnaea 1: 265. Apr 1826), p. [1-111], [I]- VI, [1]-400. Copy: B.
Kweiter Theil: Apr-Dec 1826, p. [1-111], [401]-716, [1, Anm.]. Copy: B.
‘‘Um die Erforschung dieses Gebietes hat sich D. wirkliche Verdienste verworben.”
(AG 3: 677).
Ref.: BM 1: 460; PR 2254.
1461. Filices jenenses oder systematisches Verzeichniss der um Jena wildwachsenden
Farrnkrauter. Jena (author) 1827. Duod. (Filic. jenens.)
Publ.: 1827, p. [i], [1]-791. Copy: HH.
1462. Flora universalis in colorierten Abbildungen. Ein Kupferwerk zu den Schriften Linnés,
Willdenow’s, De Candolle’s, Sprengel’s, Roemer’s und Schultes’ u. A. Jena (August
Schmid) [1828-] 1831-1854 [-1856], 15 vols. Fol. [or Qu?] (FI. univ.)
Publ.: 4760 plates published in fascicles of 10 plates each. — Nine parts of a Neue Folge
were published, Leipzig 1849-1855 (go plates), two parts of a Neue Serie, 1861 (20
plates). It is possible to ascertain the composition of the fascicles and their dates from
e.g. the Leipziger Repertorium. The plates are of drawings by the author himself.
Commentary by Pritzel (cited by Nissen): ‘‘Davides noster infaustus, Germaniae,
Buchozius, editorem operum miserrimorum, quorum pretium mille circiter est thale-
rorum, Augustum Schmid habet Jenensem. ‘Par nobile fratrum’.”
Ref.: BM 1: 461; GF p. 55; Langman p. 245; MW p. 96; NI 486; PR 2257.
1463. Lichenographia germanica oder Deutschlands Flechten in naturgetreuen Abbildungen
nebst kurzen Beschreibungen. Jena (August Schmid) “1832” [1834]-1837. Qu. (Lichenogr.
germ.)
Heft pages plates dates
I 1-8 I-25 **1832,” issued Nov 1833 p- 2: Mai 1832
2 [g]-12 26-50 1834
3 13-18 51-75 1834
4 [19]-22 76-100 Jan-Mar 1835
5 [23]-26 IOI-125 1835
6 [27]-30 126-150 Nov 1835 date not on cover
7 [31]-36 I5I-175 Jan-Aug 1836 idem
8 [37]-42 176-200 Aug 1836
9 43-46 201-225 Jan-Mai 1837
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Copies: G, MO, U. — Dates from a copy (U) in original covers (Hefte 1-8). The plate
numbers appear in the text only, except on pl. 1-25 which carry numbers. The plates are
hand-coloured copper engravings.
Ed. 2: Jena 1860, vii, 138 p., 303 engr., col., 1-300, 105b, 164b, 215b, fide NI.
Ref.: BM 1: 461; NI 488; PR 2261.
1464. Synopsis plantarum seu enumeratio systematica plantarum plerumque adhoc cogni-
tarum cum differentiis specificis et synonymis selectis ad modum Persoonii elaborata.
Weimar (Bernhard Friedrich Voigt) 1839-1852, 5 vols. Oct. (Syn. pl.)
vol. pages dates
I [i]-xx, [1]-879 Jul 1839 p. iv: Jul 1839,
canc.: 443, 645-648, 835 Hinrichs 28 Jul-3 Aug
2 [i]-iv, 881-1647 1-20 Dec 1840 __ p. iv: 1 Dec 1840,
canc.: 925, 1232, 1383 Hinrichs 20-26 Dec 1840
3 [i]-x, [1]-730 late Dec 1842 Hinr.: 29-31 Dec 1842, t.p. 1843
4 [i-iv], [731 ]-1694 early Jan 1847 Hinr.: 13-16 Jan, p. iv: Ende 1846
5 [i-iv], [1]-582 Apr 1852 Hinr.: 28 Apr-1 Mai 1852
Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 461; DTS 1: 58; Jackson p. 117; Langman p. 245; MW p. 96; PR 2268;
IDC 5203.
Steudel, Flora 26: 217-230. 1843 (vols. 1-3).
Anon., Flora 30: 179. 1847 (vol. 4), 35: 528. 1852, 36: 752-753. 1853 (vol. 5).
Dietrich, Friedrich Gottlieb (1768-1850), German botanist and ‘“‘Gartendirektor.”
(F. Dietr.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Dietrich’s herbarium of 8000 specimens used in the compilation
of his Vollstandiges Lexikon was offered for sale after his death.
Ref.: Jager, Allg. Gartenzeit. 18(9): 71. 1850.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 455; BM 1: 461; CSP 2: 293; Langman p.
245; MD p. 93-97; PR 2271-2278.
Anon., Flora 18: 413-415. 1835, 53: 622. 1850.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 8: 288. 1850.
Jager, Allg. Gartenzeit. 18(9): 69-70. 1850.
Rothmaler, Mitt. thiir. bot. Ver. ser. 2. 41: 49-50. 1933.
Schmid, G., Goethe und die Naturwissenschaften, Halle 1940 (nos. 264, 265, 1693, 1812,
3838, 3841-3853).
1465. Die Weimarische Flora oder Verzeichniss der im herzoglichen Park in Weimar
befindlichen Baume, Straucher und Stauden. Eisenach (Wittekind) 1800. Oct. (Wezmar.
Fi.)
Ed. 1: 1800, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-224. Copies: G, HU, USDA.
Ed. 2: Eisenach 1808 (n.v.)
Ed. 3: Eisenach 1811, p. i-vi, 1-364, r pl., Oct. (n.v.)
1466. Vollstandiges Lexicon der Gartnerei und Botanik oder alphabetische Beschreibung vom
Bau, Wartung und Nutzen aller in- und auslandischen, 6konomischen, officinellen und
zur Zierde dienenden Gewachse. [1-4:] Weimar, [5-10:] Berlin (Gebriider Gadicke)
1802-1810, 10 vols. Oct., Generalregister, Berlin (id.) 1811. Oct. (Vollst. Lex. Garin.)
vol. pages dates
I [i]-xvi, [1 ]-824, [8] Jun 1802
2 {i*], [a]-ii, [1]-794, [4] Oct-Nov 1802
3G], [1]-854, [1] Jul-Sep 1803
4 [i]-x, [1]-758, [1] Oct-Dec 1803
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vol. pages dates
5 [i]-x, [1]-770 Apr-Jun 1805
6G], [1]-742 Mai 1806
7 ~~ Li), [r]-741 Sep-Oct 1807
8 [i], [1]-679, [680, err.], 681-685 Sep 1808
9 [i], [1]-714, [1, err. | Sep 1809
10 front., [i]-x, [1]-654, [“554’’] Oct-Dec 1810 front. portr. author
General-Register, [i]-xvi, [1]-357 Jul-Oct 1811
Copies: HU, MO, NY, U.
Ed. 2: vols. 1 and 2 only, Berlin (Gadicke); 1: [i]-xiv, [1]-782, 1820; 2: [i], [1]-692.
Mai-Jun 1824. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 461; BH; MD p. 94, 239; Plesch p. 201; PR 2274.
Schmid, G., Goethe und die Naturwissenschaften 1940 (no. 3843).
1467. Nachtrag [vol. 1: Nachtrdge]| zum vollstandigen Lexicon der Gartneret und Botanik oder
alphabetische Beschreibung vom Bau, Wartung und Nutzen aller in- und auslandischen,
6konomischen, officinellen und zur Zierde dienenden Gewachse. Berlin (Gebriider
Gadicke) 1815-1824, 10 vols. Oct. (Nachtr. vollst. Lex. Garin.)
vol. pages dates
i [i]-xui, [1]-714 Nov-Dec 1815
2 [a], [1]-726 Mai 1816
3 [1], [1]-700 Apr-Mai 1817
4 [iiv], [1]-683 Apr-Mai 1818
5 [i], [1]-664, [2, err.] Apr-Mai 1819
6 [i], [1]-604 Apr-Sep 1820
7 [i], [1]-691, [692, err.] Jan-Jun 1821
8 [a], [1]-628, [1, err.] Jun-Jul 1822
9 [i], [1]-684 Jan-Mai 1823
10 [a]-vi, [1]-473 Apr-Mai 1824
Copies: MO, NY, U, Berichtigungen und Bemerkungen were published in one volume, Berlin
1824. New editions (reprints) of vols. 1 and 6 were publ. Sep 1820.
Ref.: BH; MD p. 95; Plesch p. 201.
1468. Neuer Nachtrag zum vollstandigen Lexicon der Gartneret und Botanik oder alphabetische
Beschreibung vom Bau, Wartung und Nutzen aller in- und auslandischen, 6konomi-
schen, officinellen und zur Zierde dienenden Gewachse [alternative title:] Neu entdeckte
Pflanzen ... [1-2:] Berlin (Gebriider Gadicke), [3-10] Ulm (J. Ebner) 10 vols. 1825-
1840. Oct. (Neu. Nachtr. vollst. Lex. Gartn.)
vol. pages dates
I [ii*], [i]-viti, [1]-618, [1, err.] Mai 1825
2 [ii-ii], [1 ]-599 Mai 1826
3 [ii-111], [1 ]-650, [1, err.] 15 Jan-12 Mar 1834
4 [ii-iii], [1 ]-681, [682, err.] Aug-Nov 1835
5 ii-ii], [1 ]-603, [604, err.] 11 Mai-17 Jun 1836
6 [ii*-iii*], [i]-iv, [1]-583, [584, err.] Jan 1837
7 i-iii], [1]-560 Apr-Mai 1837
8 [ii-ii], [1 ]-642, [1, err.] Jan-Aug 1838
9 [ii-i1i], [1 ]-4.79, [480, err.] 1 Jan-7 Mar 1839
10 [ii]-xili, [xiv, err.], [1]-750 Jun-Oct 1840
Copies: KNAW, MO, NY, U. — For details see Margadant (MD). — A usually overlooked
extensive compilation of new genera and species, some of which probably described here
for the first time.
654
DILLENIUS
Ref.: MD 96-97; PR 2275.
Schmid, G., Goethe und die Naturwissenschaften 1940 (no. 265).
Dillenius, Johann Jacob (1684-1747), British botanist of German birth, Sherardian
professor of botany at Oxford. (Dill)
HERBARIUM and TyPEsS: OXF. — A copy of the Hortus elthamensis from the library of
Linnaeus is described by Schmidt. ‘This has importance for the interpretation by Linnaeus
of Dillenius’ taxa. Dillenius’ specimens are also at B, BM, CGE, H, HAL, P-JU. -
Manuscripts: via Sherard in Bodleian Library, Oxford.
Tages Moshi (ak (D)2 Gir, 2 ops
Turner, Trans. Linn. Soc. 7: 101-115. 1804.
Druce and Vines, The Dillenian herbaria. Oxford 1907 (portr.)
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 297. 1916.
Spilger, Z. Pilzkunde 11: 2-5, pl. 2. 1932 (identifies the fungi described in the Catalogus
of 1718).
Dandy, The Sloane herbarium 125. 1958.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 156. 1964.
Schmidt, Rep. Spec. nov., Fedde 70: 69-108. 1965.
Koster, Taxon 18: 551. 1967.
Isoviita, Acta bot. Fennica 89: 2-28. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 5: 226; AG 6(2): 629; Barnhart 1: 456; BB p. 91;
BM 1: 462; Bossert p. 102; DAB 5: 226; DNB 15: 79; GR p. 9; Henrey 639-643; HU
p. 604 [ind.]; Jackson p. 539 [ind.]; Langman p. 246; LS 7193-7196; MW p. 96; NDB
3: 718-719. 1966; NI 490-492; PR 2284-2286; Rees Cycl.
Anon., Hamburger Ber. neu. Gel. Sachen 16(61): 481-482. 1747.
Pulteney, Sketches 2: 153, 181. 1780.
Hall, Epistolae ineditae Caroli Linnaei, Groningen 1830, 268 p.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Lit. Lichenologie 2: 27-29. 1869.
Trimen, J. Bot. 13: 13-14. 1875 (letters relating to D.’s death).
Druce, The flora of Oxford 381-385. 1886, ed. 2. Ixxxvi-Ixxxvill. 1927.
Schilling, in Virchow und v. Holgendorff, Samml. gemeinverstandl. wiss. Vortr. ser. 3.
66: 601-632. 1889 [A. J. Schilling, J. J. Dillenius, sein Leben und Wirken, Hamburg
1889].
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1889/90: 35. 1891.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 92. 1903, 3(3): 77- 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 37. 1906.
Druce and Vines, The Dillenian Herbaria xxxviii-xliv. 1907.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. England 162-173. 1914.
Druce, Fl. Buckinghamshire Ixxvi-lxxvii. 1926.
Nissen, Volk und Scholle 11: 116-119. 1933.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 175. 1936.
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykologie xviii. Jahrh. 255. 1936.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 449 [ind.]. 1937 (and 1968).
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxi. 1948.
Frick and Stearns, Mark Catesby 131. 1961.
Raab, Schweiz. Z. Pilzkunde 46(2): 18-19. 1968.
Ewan et al., Regn. veg. 71: 417 [ind.]. 1970.
Olby, DSB 4: 98-100. 1971 (bibl.)
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 16, 199-201, 209. 1971.
NOTE: Original name Johann Jacob Dillen, but generally latinized to Dillenius, also by
himself in later years. Dillen was born on 22 Dec 1684 in Darmstadt, Germany (Birth
registers Ev. Civilgemeinde 1684, see GR).
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Dillenius published the amended third edition of J. Ray’s Synopsis
(1724).
EPONYMY: Dillenia Linnaeus (1753) ; Lenidia Du Petit-Thouars (1806, anagram of Dillenia)
655
DILLENIUS
1469. Catalogus plantarum circa Gissam sponte nascentium; cum observationibus botanicis,
synonymiis necessariis, tempore & locis, in quibus plantae reperiuntur. Praemittitur
praefatio et dissertatio brevis de variis plantarum methodis. Ad calcem vero adjicitur
fungorum et muscorum methodica recensio hactenus desiderata. Frankfurt a.M. (Joh.
Maximilian von Sande) 1718. Oct. (Cat. pl. circa Gissam).
Orig. ed.: 1718, p. [i-xvi], 1-240, [1-16, index]. Copies: G, HU(2), MO, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 462; HA 2: 124; PR 2284.
1470. Catalogus plantarum sponte circa Gissam nascentium. Cum appendice, qua plantae post
editum catalogum, circa & extra Gissam observatae recensentur, specierum novarum
vel dubiarum descriptiones traduntur, genera plantarum nova figuris aeneis illustrata
describuntur; pro supplendis institutionibus rei herbariae Josephi Pitton Turnefortii.
Impensis auctoris. Frankfurt a.M. (Joh. Maximilian von Sande) 1719. Oct. (Cat. pl.
circa Gissam).
Publ.: 1719, usually consisting of a reissue of the above title, followed by an appendix:
p. [i-xvi], 1-240, [1-16, index], appendix [i]-xiv, frontispiece, 1-174, [1-2, ind.],
letter Riv. [1]-20, pl. 1-76. Copies: G, HU(2), MO, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 462; HA 2: 125; PR 2284.
1471. Hortus elthamensis seu plantarum rariorum quas in horto suo Elthami in Cantio
coluit vir ornatissimus et praestantissimus Jacobus Sherard ... delineationes et descrip-
tiones quarum historia vel plane non, vel imperfecte a rei herbariae scriptoribus tradita
fuit. London (author) 1732, 2 vols. Fol. (Hort. eltham.)
Orig. ed. 1732: 250 copies published. Copies: MO, NY, U.
Vol. r: [i]-viii, 1-206, pl. 1-167, 166bis [facing p. 206].
Vol. 2: [1-i1], 207-437, [438, err.], pl. 168-324.
The plates, by Dillenius, are usually uncoloured; some copies hand-coloured. Binomial
nomenclature: see Druce and Vines (1907), Burkart (1957) and the 1774 edition.
1774 ed.: Horti elthamensis plantarum rariorum icones et nomina Joh. Jac. Dillenio, M.D.
descriptarum Elthami in Cantio, in horto viri ornatissimi atque praestantissimi Jacobi
Sherard ... additis denominationibus linnaeanis. Leiden (Cornelius Haak). 1771,
2 vols. Fol.
Publ.: 1774, p. [i-iii], [8, list Limnaean names], pl. 1-324, 166bis (lacking in HU). Copies:
HU, MO.
A reissue, without the text, of the original plates. Tjaden (in litt.) suggests that the
publisher (Corn. Haak) still had a supply of the original text of which more sets had
been printed than of the plates by the London publisher.
Ref.: BM 1: 462, 6: 270; DU 94; GF p. 55; HA 2: 125; Henrey 643; HU fed. 2];
Jackson p. 411; Langman p. 246; NI 492; Plesch p. 201; PR 2285; SA 2: 555;
IDC 654, 5902.
Klinsmann, Clavis Dilleniana ad Hortum elthamensem. Danzig 1856 (31 p.)
Druce and Vines, The Dillenian herbaria 157-184. 1907.
Nissen, Volk und Scholle 11: 118. 1933.
Burkart, Darwiniana 11: 367-414. 1957.
Schmidt, Feddes Repert. 70: 69-108. 1965 (Linnaeus’s copy at Jena).
Sotheby, Catal. Stiftung Bot. 1: 176-177. 1975 (sold at £ 1000).
1472. Historia muscorum in qua circiter sexcentae species veteres et novae ad sua genera
relatae describuntur et iconibus genuinis illustrantur cum appendice et indice synony-
morum. Oxford (e Theatro Sheldoniano) 1741. Qu. (Hist. musc.)
Ed. 1741: publ. Mar 1742 (see Henrey 2: 271), p. [i]-xvi, 1-576, pl. 1-85, copper engr.
by Dillenius, originals for pl. 1-79 at BM, 80-85 were drawn directly on the plates. See
Isoviita (1970) for the relevance of Dillenius herbarium specimens for the typification
of Linnaeus’s Mosses. Copy: MO. — In all 250 copies printed (see note p. 576). (Facsimile
reprint announced, but not yet published, by Asher 1974).
Ed. 1763: Historia muscorum: A general history of land and water, etc. Mosses and corals.
Containing all the known species, exhibited by about 1000 figures on 85 large royal
4to copper plates, drawn and engraved in the best manner from the originals ...
Their names, places of growth, and seasons, in English. ‘Their names in Latin referring
to each figure. London (J. Millan) 1763. Qu. Publ.: Sep 1763, p. [i], 1-13, [1], 1-10,
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pl. 1-85, all colored. Copies: MO, NY. — Reissue of the original plates; pl. 61, 62, 64, 65,
66, 67 now numbered 62, 67, 65, 66, 67, 64 respectively (see Henrey 641).
Ed. 1768: Historia muscorum: ... corals, containing ... plates, collected, drawn and
engraved in the best manner from the originals ... London (J. Millan) 1768. Qu.
Publ.: 1768, p. [i], [1]-10, pl. 1-85. Copy: UC. — Other copies also have the 13 p. text
of the 1763 ed.
Ed. 1779: reissue of 1768 ed. (n.v.)
_ Ed. 1611: Historia muscorum; in qua circiter ... [as 1741]... illustrantur: cum appendice
et indice synonymorum. Oxford (e Theatro Sheldoniano) 1741 iterum Edinburgi
(e prelo academico) 1811. Qu. Publ.: 1811, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-576, app. [1]-8, pl. 1-85,
uncolored copper engr. Copies: MO, NY.
Published by C. Stewart before Aug 1811, with a list giving modern names. This
validates any Dillen names of Musci and Lycopodiophyta not previously taken up
(Sayre). (Facsimile reprint announced, but not published, by Koeltz 1974).
Ref.: BM 1: 462; HA 2: 125; HE p. 21; Henrey 639-640; Jackson p. 152; LS 7195;
NI 491; PR 2286; SA 2: 555; IDC 1516(1741 ed.), 6487 (ed. 1768), 6488 (ed. 1811).
Giseke, Index Linnaeanus in J. J. Dillenii historiam muscorum. 1779.
Dawson Turner, Trans. Linn. Soc. 7: 101-115. 1804.
Weber et Mohr, Beitr. Naturk. 2: 390-400. 1810.
Arnott et W. J. Hooker, in W. J. Hooker, Journ. Bot. 1: 88-97. 1834.
Miller, C., Index synonymorum Dillenu, in his Synopsis muscorum frondosorum 2:
767-770. 1851.
Crombie, Journ. Linn. Soc. 17: 553-580. 1879.
Lindberg, Kritisk granskning af mossorna Dillenii Historia muscorum 1883.
Druce et Vines, The Dillenian herbaria 185-224. 1907.
Nissen, Volk und Scholle 11: 118. 1933.
Yoshimura and Isoviita, Ann. bot. Fennici 6: 348-352. 1969.
Isoviita, Acta bot. Fennica 89: 1-28. 1970.
Dillwyn, Lewis Weston (1778-1855), British naturalist, porcelain manufacturer and
county magistrate. (Dillwyn).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Dillwyn’s herbarium has become widely scattered. The collection
once at LINN and now at BM cannot be considered as representing the type specimens
of the British Confervae. Many of the descriptions were based on several specimens and
these may be located at different institutions. See Dixon (1966) for a discussion. Dillwyn
material is at BM, C, K, LD, NMW and OXF but also in several other herbaria.
Ref.: BB p. 92; IH 2: 163.
Dickinson and Newton, Phycol. Bull. 1: 11. 1952.
Womersley, Austr. J. mar. freshwater Res. 7: 346. 1956.
Koster, ‘Taxon 6: 50. 1957, 18: 551. 1967.
Dixon, Brit. phycol. Bull. 3(1): 19-22. 1966.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 71. 1969 (set of exsiccatae at BM).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 212; Barnhart 1: 456; BB p. 92; BM 1: 463;
Bossert p. 103; CSP 2: 2953; DNB 15: 90; Dawson p. 267-270; GR p. 371; Jackson p. 540
[ind.]; NI 493-494; PR 2287-2290; Quenstedt p. 116.
Hamilton, Quart. J. geol. Soc., London 12: xl. 1856.
Anon., Flora 39: 175. 1856.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1855: xxxvi-xxxix. 1856.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 15: 503. 1857.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1858: 13-14.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 38. 1906.
Davey, Fl. Cornwall xxxvii-xxxvili. 1909.
Druce, Fl. Buckinghamshire xcviii. 1926.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 66, 86, 119. 1937.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 23: 548. 1974 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: See Dawson Turner and Lewis Weston Dillwyn, ‘The botanist’s Guide
through England and Wales (1805).
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DILLWIJN
EPONYMY: Dillwynella Bory de Saint- Vincent ex O. Kuntze (1891); Dillwynia A. W. Roth
(1806) ; Dillwynia J. E. Smith (1805).
1473. British Confervae; or coloured figures and descriptions of the British plants referred
by botanists to the genus Conferva. London (W. Phillips) [1802-]1809. Qu. (Brit.
Conferv.)
Publ.: in 16 fascicles with dated plates. It is not yet known how and when the 87 pages of
regular introductory text were published but the plates and accompanying text are
dated; these dates are confirmed by several contemporary sources (see BH):
fasc. plates dates fasc. plates dates
ial I-12 1 Jul 1802 9 63-68 1 Jun 1806
[2] 13-20 1 Nov 1802 10 70-75 1 Sep 1806
[3] 21-32 I Jun 1803 II 76-81 1 Dec 1806
[4] 33-38 1 Nov 1803 12 82-87 1 Mar 1807
[51 39-44 1 Dec 1804 13 88-93 I Jun 1807
[6] 45-50 1 Sep 1805 14 94-99 1 Jul 1808
7 51-56 1 Dec 1805 15 103-104 20 Feb 1809
8 57-62 1 Mar 1806 16 69, 100-102, 105-109 undated [1809]
Suppl. A-G
Copies: HU, NY. — Pagination: [1-vi], [1]-87, [5, index], [1, err.], [1, h.t.], plates with
I or 2 p. text each. No. 39 dated “1804”; no. 45 undated, no. 57 undated, no. 69
undated but text sheet marked ‘16,’’ nos. roo-r02 undated. ‘The fascicles 7-16 are
marked as such on the sheets of text. Dixon (1960) supposes that the introduction,
p. I-35, the Synopsis on p. 36-87, the title-page, the index and the supplementary
plates A-G were published in the late autumn of 1809. According to Pritzel the fascicle
covers bore the title “Synopsis of the Confervae.”’ — A number of the original drawings
(20-25) is at MANCH (fide A. C. Jermy, in litt.), others are at K (fide BB). Artists
W. J. Hooker, W. W. Young, Ellen Hutchins [drawings of algae and plants at K].
Plates 1-109, A-G, printed in black, red and green, finished by hand in some copies.
German translation: ‘“‘Grossbritanniens Conferven. Nach Dillwyn fiir deutsche Botaniker
bearbeitet von Dr. Friedr. Weber und D. M. H. Mohr.” Gottingen (Heinrich Diete-
rich) 1803-1805, 4 Hefte, Oct. (Grossbrit. Conferv.)
Heft pages plates nos. dates
I [lesan 6 I-12 Apr-Mai 1803
2 [1]-28 4 13-20 Sep-Dec 1803
3 [1]-64 6 21-32 Apr-Mai 1805
4 fe sey ey 33-38 Apr-Mai 1805
Copies: NY, PCS. — The figures are numbered tab. 1-38 on 19 plates.
Ref.: BM 1: 463; Jackson p. 243; LS 7199; NI 493-494; Plesch p. 202; PR 2287.
Dixon, Bot. Not. 113: 317. 1960.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 71. 1969.
1474. A review of the references to the Hortus malabaricus of Henry van Rheede van Draakenstein.
Not published. Swansea (Murray and Rees) 1839. Oct. (in fours) (Rev. Hortus malab.)
Publ.: 2 Apr 1839 (Linn. Soc., PAW 27 Mai 1839), p. [i]-viii, [1]-69, [1, err.]. Copzes: L,
NY. — The “‘not published” should not be taken as not effectively published in the
sense of the ICBN. It simply refers to private printing. Effective distribution took place
by sending copies to many libraries and private botanists.
Ref.: BM 1: 463; Jackson p. 14, 388; PR 2283.
1475+ Hortus collinsonianus. An account of the plants cultivated by the late Peter Collinson
Esq., F.R.S., arranged alphabetically according to their modern names, from the cata-
logue of his garden, and other manuscripts. Not published. Swansea 1843. Qu. (Hortus
collins.)
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Publ.: 1843, after 8 March (preface), p. [i]-vii, [1]-164. Copy: IDC. — For the note “‘not
published” see above. Important document for the history of plant introduction into
England in the eighteenth century.
Ref.: BM 1: 463; Jackson p. 415; PR 2289; IDC 5121.
Dinter, Kurt (1868-1945), German government botanist in Southwest Africa. (Dinter).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: B (partly destroyed), important sets of duplicates at K and M,
for further material see IH and Toélken (1971).
Ree: Wor (eda6)| 358; 2: 163:
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 184, 175. 1916.
Tolken, Ind. herb. austro-afr. 44. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 295; Barnhart 1: 457; BM 1: 463, 6: 270;
Bossert p. 103; CSP 14: 615; Plesch p. 408.
White, The Stapelieae 1: 125-126. 1937.
Jacobsen, Desert Plant Life 19(5): 69-71. 1947 (portr.)
Jacobsen, Sukkulentenkunde 1: 56. 1947.
Schade, Natura lusatica 3: 5-16. 1956 (portr.)
Giess, Dinteria 1: 5-7. 1969.
Herre, Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 22(1): 7-8. 1971.
Herre, Dinteria 7: 9-12. 1972.
Herre, The genera of the Mesembryanthemaceae 47-48. 1973 (portr.)
EPONYMy (genera) : Dintera Stapf ex Schinz (1900) ; Dinteracanthus C. B. Clarke ex Schinz
(1915); Dinteranthus Schwantes (1926); (journal): Dinteria contributions to the flora of
South West Africa. Windhoek (S.W.A. Scientific Society). No. 1-x, 1968-x.
1476. Deutsch-Stidwest-Afrika. Flora. Forst- und landwirtschaftliche Fragmente. Leipzig
(Theodor Oswald Weigel) 1909. Oct. (Deut. stidw. Afrik.)
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1909 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1909), front., [i]-viui, [1, cont.], [1]-191, [192, err.]
Copies: L, NY.
Ref.: BM 6: 270.
1477. Die vegetabilische Veldkost Deutsch-Stidwest-Afrikas ... mit 13 Vollbildern. Im Selbst-
verlag [Okahandja 1912]. Oct. (Veg. Veldkost Stidw.-Afrik.)
Publ.: 1912, p. [1]-47, 13 plates. Copy: HH.
1478. Neue und wenig bekannte Pflanzen Deutsch-Siidwest-Afrikas mit besonderer Beriick-
sichtigung der Succulenten / mit 64 Lichtdruckbildern in natiirlicher Grosse ... Im
Selbstverlag Okahandja 1914. Oct. (Neue Pfl. Stidw.-Afr.)
Publ.: 1914, p. [1]-62, [1, err.], 64 photogr. Copy: HH.
Dippel, Leopold (1827-1914), German botanist at Darmstadt. (Dippel).
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 44; Barnhart 2: 457; CSP 9: 703.
Schenck, Mitt. deut. dendrol. Ges. 23: 305-310. 1914 (portr., bibl.)
Ziegler, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 81: 562. 1970.
1479. Handbuch der Laubholzkunde. Beschreibung der in Deutschland heimischen und im
Freien kultivierten Baume und Straucher. Fiir Botaniker, Gartner und Forstleute.
Berlin (Paul Parey) 1889-1893, 3 vols. Oct. (Handb. Laubholzk.)
t: Aug-Sep 1889 (p. vi: Jul 1889: Nat. Nov. Sep 1889), p. [i]-vili, [1]-449, [450, err.],
jig. 1-282. Copy: U.
2: Nov 1891 (t.p. 1892; Nat. Nov. Nov 1891), p. [i]-iv, [1]-591, [592, err.], fig. 1-277.
Copy: U.
3: Oct-Nov 1893 (p. iii: Oct 1893; Nat. Nov. Nov 1893), p. [iJ-vii, [1]-752, fig. 1-277.
Copy: U.
659
DISMIER
Dismier, Gabriel (1856-1942), French bryologist. (Dism.)
HERBARIUM and Types: PC. — Exsiccatae: Bryotheca gallica (ser. i-xvilil, nos. 1-450) St.
Maur 1923-1932. Sets at BM, FH, L, NY, PC, STR (60 subscribers).
Tease Wel Ie soe.
Anon., Rev. bryol. lichénol. 60: 229. 1933.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 192-193. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 457; CSP 14: 616.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 40. 1941.
Allorge, Bull. Soc. bot. France 89: 226-227. 1942.
Gaume, Rev. bryol. lichénol. ser. 2. 18: 5-10. 1949 (portr., bibl.)
Le Gallo, Le Naturaliste canadien 78: 155-157. 1951 (portr.)
Ditmar, L. P. Fr. (fl. 1809), German lawyer and botanist at Rostock. (Ditmar).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 457; BM 1: 465; CSP 2: 298; LS 7201-7204;
BR 293K
Schrader, Neues J. Bot. 3: 55-56. 1809 (Duo genera fungorum).
Boll, Fl. Mecklenburg 153. 1860.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Contributed Die Pilze Deutschlands to Sturm, Deutschlands Flora Abt.
3, vol. 1, Hefte 1-4:
1-34 1-16 1813 67-98 33-48 1816
35-66 17-32 1814. 99-130 49-64 1817
EPONYMY: Ditmaria K. P. J. Sprengel (1818).
Dixon, Hugh Neville (1861-1944), British bryologist. (Dix.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM (Musci) ; vascular plants in part SLBI. Other mosses at B, K,
F, NY, W. Correspondence with E. G. Britton at NY.
Ref.; IE 1 (ed: 6): 358; 2:2) 163"
Kent, Brit. herbaria 51. 1957.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 139. 1973.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 458; BM 1: 466; 6: 272; Bossert p. 103;
CSP 14: 624-625; LS 7210; MW p. 97, suppl. p. 56.
Walford, Photogr. portr. men of eminence 38: 87-90. 1866 (portr.)
Bartram and Welch, Bryologist 47: 137-146. 1944 (portr.)
Richards, Proc. Linn. Soc. 156: 203-205. 1944/5.
Richards, Rev. bryol. lichénol. ser. 2. 15: 117-119. 1946.
EPONYMY: Bryodixonia Sainsbury (1945).
1480. The student’s handbook of British mosses by H. N. Dixon ... with illustrations, and
keys to the genera and species by H. G. Jameson ... Eastbourne (V. T. Sumfield),
London (John Wheldon & Co.) 1896. Oct. (Stud. handb. Brit. mosses).
Co-author: Hampden Gurney Jameson.
Ed. 1: Mai-Jul 1896 (p. iv: Mai 1896; Nat. Nov. Jul 1896), p. [i]-xlvi, [1]-520, [1],
pl. 1-60. Copies: MO, NY, U.
Ed. 2: Mai-Aug 1904 (p. iv: Mai 1904; Nat. Nov. Sep 1904), p. [iJ-xlix, [1]-586, [1,
h.t.], pl. 1-65. Copies: BR, MO, NY. — “‘Second edition, revised and enlarged,”’ East-
bourne (id.), London (id.) 1904. Oct.
Ed. 3: Feb-Jul 1924 (p. iv: Feb 1924; Nat. Nov. Aug 1924), p. [i]-xlviii, [1]-582, pl. 1-63.
Copies: NY, U. — “Third edition, revised and enlarged,” Eastbourne (V. V. Sumfield),
London (Wheldon & Wesley) 1924. Oct.
660
DODOENS
Reprint ed. 3: Eastbourne (Sumfield and Day), London (Wheldon & Wesley) 1954,
identical with ed. 3 except t.p. Copies: MO, U.
Second reprint ed. 3: Codicote (Wheldon & Wesley) [1970], identical with ed. 3, except t.p.
Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 466; NI 501.
Gepp, J. Bot. 34: 513-516. 1896.
Gradstein, Heemstra and Stalpers, List of revised names of Dixon, H. N., The student’s
handbook ... London 1924 (reprint 1954, 1971). Utrecht 1971.
Dodge, Bernard Ogilvie (1872-1960), American mycologist, cytologist, geneticist, and
phytopathologist. (B. O. Dodge).
HERBARIUM and types: CUP, NY. — Correspondence at NY.
epee 2214s
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 140. 1973.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 460.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 126. 1911.
Anon., Mycologia 28: opposite p. 399. 1936 (portr.)
Dodge, Garden J. 10: 205-206. 1960 (portr.) (autobiogr.)
Rickett, Taxon 10: 65. 1961.
Robbins et al., Bull. Torrey bot. Club 88(2): 111-121. 1961 (portr.); Science ser. 2. 133:
741-742. 1961 (portr.)
Robbins, Biogr. Mem. Nat. Acad. Sci. 36: 85-124. 1962 (portr., bibl.)
Dodoens [Dodonacus], Rembert [van Joenckema, Rembert] (1518-1585), Nether-
lands physician and botanist. (Dodoens).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: It is not known whether Dodoens made herbarium specimens.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Aa 4: 202; AG 7: 277; Barnhart 1: 460; BM 1: 468;
Bossert p. 1043; GR p. 694; Jackson p. 540; JW 1: 441-442, 2: 189, 3: 349, 4: 383, 5: 239
(q.v. for many source refs.) ; Kew 2: 100; Langman p. 247-248; LS 7218-7219; NI 506-
518; Plesch p. 204-206; PR 2342-2350.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist.-nat. Banks 3: 54-55. 1797.
Meerbeeck, Recherches historiques et critiques sur la vie et les ouvrages de Rembert
Dodoens. Mechelen 1841, xiv, 340 p.
Aroine et Broeckx, Eloge de Rembert Dodoens, Mechelen 1850.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 340-350. 1857.
Broeckx, Lettre a M. le docteur P. J. van Meerbeeck, Antwerpen 1862.
Oudemans, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 217-220. 1877.
Varenbergh, Bibl. nationale, Belgique 4: 85-112. 1878.
De Cock, Rembert Dodoens, Gent 1890, 60 p.
Suringar, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 5: 652-656. 1893.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 66, 73, 167. pl. 10. 1905 (portr.)
Andel, Rembertus Dodonaeus and his influence on flemish and dutch folk medecine.
Leiden 1917, I1 p.
Andries, Rembertus Dodoens, Antwerpen 1917.
Hunger, Ned. Tijdschr. Geneesk. 1917(1): 2118-2125. (repr. 8 p.)
Hunger, De Amsterdammer, 30 Jun & 23 Jul 1917, 8 p.
Leersum et al., Janus 22: 141-281. 1917.
Hunger, Bijdr. Gesch. Geneesk. 3: 116-121, 306-307. 1923 (b. 1516!).
Hunger, Ned. Tijdschr. Geneesk. 67(1): 3-8. 1923.
Vandevelde, Versl. Meded. Kon. Vlaamse Acad. Taal en Letterk. Jan 1927: 13-41.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 181. 1936.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 31. 1937.
Louis, Critische beschouwingen bij de Dodoens-brief van 26 November 1583. Brussel
1954.
Louis, Dodonaea 21: 235-280. 1954.
Lenger, Bibliotheca belgica 2: 192-235. 1964 (the major bibl., also orig. biogr. data).
661
DODOENS
Vandewiele, Regn. veg. 71: 417 [index]. 1970.
Winters, Natuur Wereld 23(6): 250-255. 1970.
Florkin, DSB 4: 138-140. 1971.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 179..1971.
Wittop Koning, Rembertus Dodonaeus Cruyde-boeck, introductory text to Nieuwendijk
facsimile ed., xvi p., 1971.
NoTE: There is still no certainty with respect to the birthyear of Dodoens. Lenger (1964)
accepts 1518, Louis (1954) 1517.
EPONYMY (genera): Dodonaea Adanson (1763); Dodonaea Boehmer (1760); Dodonaea
P. Miller (1754) ; (journals) : Dodonaea biologisch jaarboek uitgegeven door het Konink-
lijk Natuurwetenschappelijk Genootschap “‘Dodonaea”’ te Gent. Brussel. Vol. 1-2, 1841-
1843; Botanisch jaarboek uitgegeven door het Kruidkundig Genootschap Dodonaea te
Gent. Gent. Vol. 1-25, 1889-1934; superseded by Biologisch jaarboek uitgegeven door het
Natuurwetenschappelijk Genootschap Dodonaea te Gent (Gesticht in 1887). Antwerpen.
Vol. 1-x. 1934-x.
HANDWRITING: see Hunger (1923), Louis (1954) and Lenger (1964).
POSTAGE STAMPS: Belgium 1 f. + 15 c. (1942), yv. 597.
1481. Remberti Dodonaei Mechliniensis medici de frugum historia, liber unus. Ejusdem
epistolae duae, una de Farre, Chondro, Trago, Ptisana, Crimno et Alica; altera de Zytho
et Cerevisia. Antwerpen (Ex officina Joannis Loéi) 1552. Oct. (De frug. hist.)
Publ.: 1552, lvs [1]-94. [79-82 not numbered], [2]. Copy: HU. — This early work of
Dodoens was later incorporated in the Cruyde-boeck as its fourth book. Most figures
are copied from Fuchs (portr., 35 figs. on 31 woodcuts).
Ref.: BM 1: 468; Lenger D 103; Meerbeeck 2; NI 506; HU 67; PR 2342.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 341-342. 1857.
1482. Criiijdeboeck. In den welcken die gheheele historie / dat es t gheslacht / t fatsoen /
naem / natuere / cracht ende werckinge / van de den Cruyden / niet alleen hier te lande
wassende / maer oock van den anderen vremden in der medecijnen oorboorlijck / met
grooter neersticheyt begrepen ende verclaert es / met der selver Cruyden natuerlick naer
dat leven conterfeytsel daer by ghestelt. Der hoochgeheborene ende alder doorluchtichste
Coninghinne ende Vrouwe / Vrouw Marien Coninghinne Douaigiere van Hungheren /
ende Bohemen etc. Regente ende Gouvernante van des M. Neerlanden toeghescreven.
Duer D. Rembert Dodoens / Medecijn van der stadt van Mechelen. [colophon:]
Ghedruckt t Antwerpen by Jan vander Loe in onser Vrouwe pandt int Jaer MDLIIII.
Fol. (Cruijdeb.)
Publ.: 1552-1554, pagination: [i*-xxxix*], [i]-ccce ccccxviii, [20, index]. Copies: HH,
Teyler. — The original edition of the Cruijdeboeck is rare (other copies are at: Ann
Arbor, Brussel, Plesch; the facsimile edition was produced from a copy owned by
J. B. van Gelder at Gorinchem). Other editions, all different, are from 1563, 1608,
1618, 1644 (see below). The last three “‘editions’’ are based on the Pemptades and are
actually translations of this latter book. A 1590 edition has been mentioned but does
not exist (a misreading of the gothic number MDLIIII in the colophon of the editio
princeps). Dodoens references in Linnaeus and Adanson are usually not to the Dutch
editions but to the Pemptades.
Facsimile edition: Nieuwendijk (De Forel N.V.) 1971, ISBN 90-6103-421-3. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 468; Lenger D 107; Meerbeeck 4, 11; NI 509, 512, 516, 518; Plesch p. 204;
PR 2345; SA p. 556.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 342-343. 1857.
Oudemans, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 217-220, 279-324. 1877.
Schierbeeck, Bloemlezing uit het Cruydt-boeck. Den Haag 1941.
Louis, Dodonaea 21: 235-280. 1954.
Wittop Koning, Rembertus Dodonaeus Cruyde-Boeck. Facsimile-herdruk van de
oorspronkelijke uitgave van 1554. [Introductory text] Nieuwendijk 1971.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 1: 182-183. 1975 (sold at £ 8000).
662
DODOENS
1483. Histoire des plantes, en laquelle est contenue la description entiére des herbes,
c’est-a-dire leurs espéces, forme, noms, tempérament, vertus & opérations: non seule-
ment de celles qui croissent en ce pais, mais aussi des autres estrangeres qui viennent en
usage de médecine. Par Rembert Dodoens, Médecin de la ville de Malines & nouvelle-
ment traduite de bas aleman en francois par Charles de l’Escluse. Antwerpen (Anvers)
Jean Loé 1557. Fol. (Hist. pl.)
Translation: Carolus Clusius (Charles de l’Escluse) (1526-1609).
Publ.: 1557, p- [i-xxiv], [1]-584 [465 = 467, 467 = 476, 457 = 547, 549 = 560], [34,
index], [1, err.], 840 figs (133 new, fide NI). Copies: BR, G.
Actually a second edition of the Cruydt-boeck because of the numerous additions.
Ref.: BM 1: 468; Lenger D 109; Meerbeeck 4(3); NI 510; Plesch p. 204; PR 2345.
1484. Criiijdeboeck. In den welcken die geheele historie / dat es tgheslacht / tfatsoen / naé /
natuere, cracht ende werkinghe, van den cruyden, niet alleen hier te lande wassende,
maar oock van dé anderé vremdé in der medicijnen oorboorlijck, met grooter neersticheyt
begrepen ende verclaert es, met der selver cruyden natuerlijck naar dat leven conter-
feytsel daer by ghestelt. Duer D. Rembert Dodoens. Medecijn van de stadt van Meche-
len. Van nieuws oversien, ende met seer veel schoone nieuwe figueren vermeerdert.
[Antwerpen (Jan van der Loe) 1563]. Fol. (Cruzjdeb.)
Publ.: 1563, p. [i-xl], i-delxxxu, [1-52, index]; sign. MMM 1-4-QQOQ [1.] Copies: BR,
HU, MO, NY, U.
Ref.: Lenger D 108; Meerbeeck 4(2); NI 512; PR 2345.
1485. Frumentorum, leguminum, palustrium et aquatilium herbarum, ac eorum, quae ed,
pertinent, historia: Remberto Dodonaeo Mechliniensi medico auctore. Additae sunt
imagines vivae, exactissimae, iam recens non absque haud vulgari diligentia & fide
artificiosissimé espressae, quarum pleraeque novae, & hactenus non editae. Antwerpiae
ex officina Christophori Plantini 1566. Cum privilegio. Oct. (Frument. legum. herb. hist.)
Hdsi:915 00; papi] -27 1.e[undex t-7]|;)[erors: 2)— 13, 10 — 100, 180 = 108,635 —'165,
112 = 212]. Copies: HU, MO, U. — The privilége is dated 1565. The 84 woodcuts are
mostly by Pieter van der Borcht.
Ed. 2: Antwerpen (Christophorus Plantijn) 1569, p. [1]-293, [index 1-9], [2 = 3, 102 =
= 101, 133 = 233, 185 = 285]. Copy: G. — For extensive details see Lenger, “‘Historia
frumentorum ....”
Ref.: BM 1: 468; HU 96-105; Lenger D 111-112; Meerbeeck 5; NI 513; Plesch p. 205;
PR 2346.
1486. Florum, et coroniariarum odoratarumque nonnullarum herbarium historia, Remberto
Dodonaeo mechliniensi medico auctore. Antverpiae, ex officina Christophori Plantini.
1568. Oct. (Fl. coroniar. hist.)
Ed. 1: 1568, p. [1]-308 [308 err. ‘‘307’’], [index 1-11], 101 and 7 wood cuts in text, by
Pieter van der Borcht. Copies: G, HU (1 ills. coloured, 2, uncol.), MO (ills. partly
coloured).
Ed. 2: Antwerpen (C. Plantijn) 1569, p. [1]-311 [err. [1]-309, 308, 309], [index 7 p.],
[1, impr.] Copies: BR, G, HU, MO. — For details on changes etc. see Lenger.
Ref.: BM 1: 468; HU 101, 104; Lenger D 113-114; Meerbeeck 6; NI 514; Plesch p. 205;
PR 2347.
1487. Purgantium aliarumque eo facientium, tum et radicum, conuoluulorum ac delete-
Accessit appendix variari & quidem rarissimarum nonnullarum stirpium, ac florum
quorundam peregrinorum, elegantissimorumque icones omnino novas nec antea editas,
singulorumque breves descriptiones continens: cuius altera parte umbelliferae exhiben-
tur non paucae, eodum auctore. Antverpiae, ex officina Christophori Plantini ... 1574.
Oct. (Purgant. hist.)
Orig.: 1574, p. [1]-505, [506, err.], [index 1-5]. Copies: BR, G(2), HU(2), MO(2). 39 of
the 220 woodcuts are in common with Clusius, Rariorum aliquot stirpium per His-
panias observatarum historia, 1576.
Second issue: 1576, mentioned with (?) by NI, but probably not existing (not in Lenger).
Ref.: BM 1: 468; HU 116; Lenger D 115; Meerbeeck 7; NI 515; Plesch p. 205; PR 2348.
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DODOENS
1488. A nievve herball, or historie of plantes: wherein is contayned the vvhole discourse
and perfect description of all sortes of herbes and plantes: their divers and sundry
kindes: their strange figures, fashions, and shapes: their names / natures / operations /
and vertues: and that not onely of those whiche are here growying in this our countrie
of Englands / but of all others also of forrayne realmes / commonly used in physicke. First
set foorth in the Doutche or Almaigne tongue, by that learned D. Rembert Dodoens,
physition to the emperour: and nowe first translated out of French into English, by
Henry Lyte Esquyer at London by my. Gerard Dewes, dwelling in Pawles Churchyards
at the signe of the swanne 1578. Fol. [Colophon: Imrinted at Antwerpe by me Henry
Loé, and are to solde at London ...]| (Néevve herball).
Translation: by Henry Lyte (1529?-1607), based on 1557 french version.
Publ.: 1578, p. [i-xxiv], 1-779, [24], [1] (err. page nos. 151-152 = (wrongly) 150-152,
162-164 = 162-162, 359-362 = 357-360). Colophon often with superimposed strip of
paper “Imprinted”? sometimes covering original ‘“‘Imrinted.” The first issue is
characterised by the word “‘my” in ... “‘at London by my. Gerard Dewes.”’ (first HU
copy). — This was later corrected to “‘me.”’ Copies: HU (2nd), MO. — NI mentions
870 woodcuts. — Lenger states that this is the rarest of all Dodoens items.
Other issues (all issued in London and without ills.): 1586 (Copy: MO); 1595 (Copy:
HU); 1600; 1619 (one of the sources for Gerard’s Herbal).
Ref.: BM 1: 468; HU 132, 171; Lenger D 110; Meerbeeck 4(4); NI 516; Plesch p. 204-
205.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 1: 185. 1975 (sold at £ goo).
1489. Remberti Dodonaei mechliniensis medici caesarei Stirpium historiae pemptades sex
sive libri xxx. Antverpiae [Antwerpen], ex officina Christophori Plantini. 1583. Fol.
(Stirp. hist. pempt.)
Ed. 1: 1583, p. [i-xix], 1-860, [1, err.], [1, err. pl.], [22, ind.], [i, priv.] Copies: HU, NY,
U. — The references in Linnaeus, Adanson, and Jussieu are usually to the Pemptades.
Basis of the later Dutch editions as well as of Gerard’s herbal of 1597. NI mentions
1309 woodcuts.
Ed. 2: 1616, p. [i-xvi], 1-872, [62, ind.], [2], [2]. Copies: HU, MO. ““Remberti Dodonaei
. xxx. Varie ab auctore, paullo ante mortem, aucti & emendati. Antverpiae ex
officina plantiniana apud Balthasarem et Joannem Moretos. 1616. Fol. — NI mentions
1341 woodcuts.
Ref.: BM 1: 468; HE p. 22; HU 143; 201; Lenger D 117, 119; LS 7219; Meerbeeck 11;
NI 517; PR 2350; SA p. 556.
Courtois, Commentarius in Remberti Dodonaei Pemptades, Act. Acad. Nat. Cur.
17(2): 763-840. 1835; cf. also Lejeune, Act. Acad. Nat. Cur. 19(1):385-406. 1839.
Roentgen, Bemerkungen zu Dodonaeus Leben und Schriften nebst einem Commentar
zu dessen Werke: Stirpium pemptades sex. Wurzburg 1842 (58 p.)
D’Avoine et Morren, Concordance des espéces végétales, Soc. Sci. Médic. Nat. Malin.
1850: 51-146.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 340-350. 1857.
Arber, Herbals 82-83. 1953.
1490. Cruydt-boeck van Rembertus Dodonaeus, volgens sijne laetste verbeteringe: met bij
voegsels achter elck capittel, vvt verscheyden Cruydtbeschrijvers: Item in ’t laetste een
beschrijvinge van de Indiaensche gewassen meest getrocken wt de schriften van Carolus
Clusius. Tot Leyden, in de Plantijnsche Druckerije van Francois van Ravelingen 1608.
Fol. (Cruydt-boeck).
Publ.: 1608, p. [i-viii], 1-1580, [24, uses; 55, ind. err.] Copies: L, NY, Teyler. — This
edition of the Cruydt-Boeck is actually a dutch translation of the St:rpium histotrae
pbemptades sex of 1583.
Ref.: Lenger D 118; Meerbeeck 11; NI 518.
Engel, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 53: 46-55. 1943 (on some orig. drawings for this edition).
1491. Cruydt-boeck van Rembertus Dodonaeus [as in 1608 ed.] Leiden (Plantyn, Francois
van Ravelingen) 1618. Fol. (Cruydt-boeck).
Publ.: 1618, p. [i-iv], [24, uses], 1-14.95, [56, index]. Copies: GRON, HU, NY.
Ref.: Lenger D 120; Meerbeeck 11; NI 518; PR 2345.
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DOLL
1492. Cruydt-boeck Remberti Dodonaei, volgens sijne laetste verbeteringhe: met bijvoegsels
achter elk capitel, uyt verscheyden cruydt-beschrijvers: item, in ’t laetste een beschrij-
vinghe van de Indiaensche ghewassen, meest ghetrocken uyt de schriften van Carolus
Clusius. Nu wederom van Nieuws oversien ende verbetert. t’ Antwerpen in de Plantijn-
sche druckerije van Balthasar Moretus 1644. Fol. (Cruydt-boeck).
Publ.: 1644, p. [i-xxxvi], 1-14.92, ind. sign. A-F. Copies: MO, NY, U. — The last edition;
on verso of t.p. a note stating that this edition is based on a copy of the 1618 editionin
which Joost van Ravelinghen had made corrections and addenda. It is not clear
whether this refers to printed addenda (already in the 1608 edition) or to new manu-
script notes.
Ref.: Lenger D 121; Meerbeeck 11; NI 518; PR 2345.
Doll, Johann Christoph (1808-1885), German librarian and botanist at Karlsruhe.
(Dall).
HERBARIUM and Types: KR, other material from the Flora of Baden at B, BR, CGE,
Fl, HEID, LES LZ.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 128 (as extant!), 2: 165.
Candolle, Phytographie 408. 1880.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 341. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 142; Barnhart 1: 461; BM 1: 4609; Bossert p. 104;
CSP 2: 308, 6: 64.1, 7: 545, 9: 717, 12: 200, 14: 634; DTS 1: 58, 6(4) : 24; Frank 3(Anh.):
25; IF suppl. 4: 320; MW p. 98; PR 2352-2355.
Kanitz, Mag. Novén. Lap. 9: 62-63. 1885 (bibl.)
Anon., Bot. Centralbl. 23: 266-267. 1885; Leopoldina 21: 59, 159-160. 1885, 22: 23-26,
43-45. 1886. ;
Aderhold, Gen. Reg. Bot. Zeit. 158-159. 1895 [index to reviews].
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 166. 1906.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 85. 1909.
COMPOSITE WORKS: contributed to Martius, Fl. bras.:
(a) Gramineae I, fasc. 51, vol. 2(2): 1-32. t. z-rz. 1 Feb 1871.
(b) Gramineae II, fasc. 72, vol. 2(2): 33-342. t. 12-49. 1 Mar 1877.
(c) Gramineae III, fasc. 79, vol. 2(3): 1-160. ¢. 1-43. 1 Sep 1878.
(d) Gramineae IV, fasc. 83, vol. 2(3): 161-242. t. 44-58. 1 Dec 1880.
The fifth part was published by E. Hackel: Gramineae V, fasc. 90, vol. 2(3): 245-326.
t. 59-74. 1 Jul 1883.
EPONYMY: Doellochloa O. Kuntze (1891).
1493. Rheinische Flora. Beschreibung der wildwachsenden und cultivirten Pflanzen des
Rheingebietes vom Bodensee bis zur Mosel und Lahn, mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung
des Grossherzogthums Baden. Frankfurt a.M. (Heinrich Ludwig Brénner) 1843. Oct.
(Rhein. Fl.)
Publ.: Jun 1843 (p. xii: Apr 1843; rev. Flora 27: 137-142. 7 Mar 1844, signed Jun 1843;
see also Flora 26: 504. 14 Aug 1843, Bot. Zeit. 25 Aug 1843), p. [1]-xl, [1]-832. Copzes:
Bs NY:
The B copy is bound with Doll, Zur Erklarung der Laubknospen der Amentaceen. Eine Bei-
gabe zur Rheinischen Flora, Frankfurt a.M. 1848, Oct. p. [i]-iv, [1]-28 (p. iv: Feb
1848; Flora rd. Jan 1849; BZ 11 Jan 1850).
Ref.: BM 1: 469; DTS 1: 58; IF p. 693; PR 2352.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 1: 294, 580-583. 1843.
Kirchleger, Flora 27: 137-142. 1844.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: Ixxxii. 1857.
1494. Flora des Grossherzogthums Baden. Karlsruhe (G. Braun) 1857-1862, 3 vols. Oct.
(FI. Baden).
Publ.: An extensive commentary was provided by D. F. L. von Schlechtendal in a series
of reviews in the Botanische Zeitung (1856-1862).
665
Band part pages approximate dates
a [1]-90 Mar-Jun 1855
2 g1-298 Jan-Dec 1855
3 299-482, [i]-vi Nov-Dec 1856
= I [483]-754 medio 1858
2 755-960, [i]-iv Jul-Sep 1859
3 [963]-1429, [i]-vi Jan-Feb 1862
Copy: B. — Dates based on contemporary references.
Ref.: BM 1: 469; DTS 1: 58; Jackson p. 301; PR 2355; IDC 5301.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: 612. 1857.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 14: 115-117. 15 Feb 1856; 15: 91-93. 6 Feb 1857; 16: 3o01-
302. 1 Oct 1858; 17: 343-344. 7 Oct. 1859; 20: 118-119. 11 Apr 1862 (These dates
support the “‘approximate dates” cited above.
Déorfler, Ignaz (1866-x), Austrian botanist, publisher and plant collector. (Dérfl.)
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Unknown. — Do6rfler continued the Herbarium normale (started by
F. Schultz, first continued by K. Koch) with cent. xxxi-xlvilii (nos. 3001-4800, 1894-1907,
accompanied by Schedae. A list of collectors is given by DTS. — Sets at e.g. B, BRNU, C,
G, GJO, IBF, JE, LAU, MANCH, OXF, P, 8, W. Dorfler’s plants were also distributed
under ‘‘Wiener botanische Tauschverein”’ together with other collections.
Ref.: TH 2: 166; DTS 1: 58-59, 6(4): 134.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(2): 502, 12(3): 51; Barnhart 1: 461; BM 6: 274;
Bossert p. 105; CSP 14: 635-637; DTS 1: 5859, 6(4): 134; IF p. 693.
Poetsch und Schiedermayr, Nachtr. Krypt. Fl. Oesterr. 11-12. 1894.
Anon., Posta e Shqypniés, Shkoder (Scutar1) Albania, no. 47, 19 Mai 1917 (on Dorfler’s
Albanian travels).
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 82: 183. 1933.
1495. Botaniker-Adressbuch. Sammlung von Namen und Adressen der lebenden Botaniker
aller Lander, der botanischen Garten und der die Botanik pflegenden Institute, Gesell-
schaften und periodischen Publicationen. Wien (im Selbstverlage des Herausgebers)
1896. Oct. (Bot. Adressb.)
Ed. 1: Apr 1896, p. [i]-xii, [1]-292. Copies: FAS, MO. — Important source for botanical
biography.
Ed. 2: 1902, Wien (author). Copies: HU, MO.
Ed. 3: 1909, Wien (author). Copies: HU, MO.
Doerrien, Catherina Helena (1717-1795), German teacher and botanist. (Doerrien).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 571; Barnhart 1: 461; GR p. Io.
Hiibener, Flora 22: 481-484. 1839.
Schmidt, Decheniana 105/6: 205-206. 1951/2.
Renkhoff, Nassauische Lebensbilder 4: 67-73. 1950.
EPONYMY: Doerriena Borkhausen (1793).
Doidge, Ethel Mary (1887-1965), South African mycologist. (Dozdge).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PRE, PREM, also some at GRA.
Repos V2 164:
Télken, Ind. herb. austro-afr. 44. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 462; GR p. 396.
Gunn, Bothalia 9: 251-253. 1967 (portr., bibl.)
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DOMIN
Dombey, Joseph (1742-1794), French physician, naturalist, ethnographer and explorer
of Peru, Chili and Brazil. (Dombey).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Dombey made no formal herbarium, but the fate of his collections
is such that they merit inclusion here. For an account of the odyssey of the Dombey
collections, see Stafleu 1963 and Steele 1964. The French part of the collections was
handed to L’Héritier de Brutelle for study and publication in early 1786, and was
returned to P after the latter’s death in 1801. Many duplicates were sent out after 1801;
and are now e.g. at BM, CGE, F, FI, G, K, L, MO, MPU. Important sets of duplicates
went to Jussieu and Lamarck. The total collection (French part; except duplicates)
numbered circa 1500. The fate of the Spanish part of the collections is unknown; they
were claimed by the Spanish government on the arrival of Dombey at Cadiz in 1785.
Dombey, who studied medicine at Montpellier, became interested in botany through
Commerson and studied under Gouan at Montpellier and Lemonnier and Bernard de
Jussieu at Paris. He was appointed médecin-botaniste at the Jardin du Roi 1775, to
explore Spanish America, joined Ruiz and Pavon and stayed in S. America 1778-1784
(mainly Chile and Peru). Was sent to the United States in 1794 but captured by pirates
and erroneously imprisoned by the French authorities at Montserrat where he died in
prison.
MANUsCRIPTs: ‘‘Novae plantae americanae annis 1778-79 collectae’”’ mss. in Institut de
France (via library Delessert) (fide PR). Guerra (DSB) states that Dombey burned his
notes and manuscripts.
Ref.: TH 2: 165.
Ruiz, Travels of Ruiz, Pavén and Dombey in Peru and Chile (1777-1788), with an
epilogue and official document added by Agustin Jesus Barrero. Translation by
B. E. Dahlgren. Bot. Ser. Field Mus. nat. Hist. 21, 28 Mar 1960, publ. 467, 327 p.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 187; Barnhart 1: 463; CSP 2: 226; Dawson p. 276;
Rees, Cycl.
Deleuze, Ann. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. 4: 136-169. 1801.
Hamy, Joseph Dombey, Paris 1905, 108, 430 p.
Dubois, Le naturaliste Joseph Dombey, Bourg-en-Bresse 1934 (n.v.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 182. 1936.
Alvarez Lopez, An. Inst. bot. Cavanilles 14: 31-129. 1955/6 (Dombey y la expedicién al
Pert y Chile).
Stafleu, in L’Héritier, Sertum anglicum, facs. ed. 1963, p. Xx-xxiv.
Steele, Flowers for the King, Durham, N.C. 161-186. 1964.
Coats, The plant hunters 288, 363-367. 1969.
Laissus, C. R. 94. Congr. natl. Soc. sav. sect. Sci. 1: 61-79. 1970 (on his second voyage
and death).
Guerra, DSB 4: 156-157. 1971 (bibl.)
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 271, 287, 323. 1971.
EPONYMY: Dombeya Cavanilles (1786, nom. cons.) ; Dombeya L’ Héritier de Brutelle (1785-
1786, nom. rej.); Dombeya Lamarck (1786).
Domin, Karel (1882-1953), Czech botanist. (Domin).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Herbarium at PRC (main part); in part also at PR; types also
in other collections consulted by Domin, such as K.
Ref.: IH 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 165.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 741; Barnhart 1: 463; BM 6: 275; Bossert p.
105; DTS 6(4): 74, 134, 135; HR; IF suppl. 3: 208, 4: 320; Langman p. 248; LS suppl.
6733; MW p. 99.
Anon., Liste des travaux du Dr. Karel (Charles) Domin, s.d., s.1., reprint 4 p. and portr.,
copy B (Bull. Géogr. bot. 24: 85-88. 1914).
Novak, Preslia 10: 5-11, 11-41. 1931 (bibl., portr.)
Novak, Véda pfir. 13: 129-131. 1932.
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DOMIN
Novak, Cas. nar. Mus. Praha, odd. pfrir. 106: 81-87. 1932.
Smotlacha, Cas. és. Houbarit 12: 33-34. 1932.
Anon., Taxon 3: 215. 1954.
Futak et Domin, Bibl. k. flora CSR 159-180. 1960 (bibl.)
Kneidl et Brenova, Cas. nar. Mus. Praha 1827-1956, p. 56-58. 1963.
1496. Beitrage zur Flora und Pflanzengeographie Australiens, Bibliotheca Botanica 20(6 5).
1914-1915, 22(8g9). 1921-1930. Stuttgart (E. Schweizerbart). Qu.
Publ.: Sub-title: 1. Teil: Systematische Bearbeitung des eigenen sowie auch fremden,
besonders des von Frau Amalie Dietrich in @uceniand (1863-1873) und von Dr.
Clement in Nordwest-Australien gesammelten Materiales mit teilweiser Beriicksichti-
gung der gesammten Flora Australiens. — No subsequent “Teil’”’ was ever published.
McGillivray (1973) provides the following information (corresponds with copy at U):
Band 20, Heft 85, Abteilung 1. Pteridophyta.
Lieferung pages plates date cover date Nat. Nov.
I [i]-i11, [1 ]-120 1-1v IQI5 Oct 1914
2 121-240 U-v1it IQI5 Jan 1915
Band 20, Heft 85, Abteilung 2: Embryophyta siphonogama, pars i: Gymnospermae,
Monocotyledonae.
3 243-400 IX, XU 1915 [1913] Dec 1915
4 [1i*-111* ], 401-551, xt, xviie IQI5 Dec 1915
[2, ind.]
Band 22, Heft 89, Abteilung 3: Embryophyta siphonogama, pars ii: Dicotyledonae.
I 555-643 XIX-XXUL 1921 Jul 1921
2 645-741 XXUI-XNV 1925 Jan 1926
3 741bis-840 XXVI-NXVUL 1926 Oct 1926
4 841-936 XXIN=XXXE 1926 Sep 1927
5 937-1032 XXXU-XXXIV 1928 Apr 1928
6 1033-1128 XXXU-XXXUL 1928 Sep 1928
7 1129-1200 XXXUVU-NXXVUL 1929 Dec 1929
8 I2O01-1317 - 1929 Feb 1930
McGillivray recommends the following form of citation:
Biblioth. Bot. 20(85+): o00. 1913.
Biblioth. Bot. 22(898): 1317. 1929.
Novak (1931) dates at any rate Lieferung 1 at 1913. The date of receipt by Nat. Nov.
(Oct. 1914), however, would indicate that publication took place in the autumn of 1914
except that Bailey (1913) in his preface dated October 1913 confirms the publication in
1913. Whether or not Bailey was in receipt of advance material (proofs?) is not clear.
Ref.: IF suppl. 3: 208; SK p. clxxviii.
Bailey, Bot. Bull. Queensland 17.
Novak, Preslia 10: 5-41. 1931.
Steenis, Fl. males. Bull. 1(5): 137. 1949.
McGillivray, Contr. N.S.W. natl. Herb. 4(6): 366-368. 1973.
Don, David (1799-1841), British botanist, librarian to Lambert and The Linnean
Society. (D. Don).
HERBARIUM and Types: Don left his herbarium to the Linnean Society of London (LINN).
The types of the Prodromus florae nepalensis are at BM, duplicates at LINN in the Smith
herbarium. Other material at BR, P-JU.
Ref.: Hist. coll. BMNH 138; IH 2: 165.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: AG 4: 789, 5(1): 804, 6(1): 344; Barnhart 1: 463; BB
668
DON, G.
p- 92; BM 1: 472; CSP 2: 312-314, 6: 642; DNB 15: 204; Jackson p. 540; LS 7240;
MW p. gg; NI p. 50; PR 2364-2365.
Anon., Flora 25: 320. 28 Mai 1842.
Anon., Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. 8: 397-399, 478. 1842 (bibl.)
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1: 145-149. 1842 (1849) (bibl.)
Schultes in Hooker, Bot. Misc. 1: 61-62. 1830.
Miller, Taxon 19: 489-504. 1970.
EPONYMY: Donia G. Don & D. Don ex G. Don (1832) is dedicated to his father George
Don (1764-1814), q.v.
1497. Prodromus florae nepalensis, sive enumeratio vegetabilium, quae in itinere per Nepa-
liam proprie dictam et regiones conterminas, ann. 1802-1803. Detexit atque legit D. D.
Franciscus Hamilton, (olim Buchanan) M.D. ... Accedunt plantae a D. Wallich
nuperius missae. Secundum methodi naturalis normam disposuit atque descripsit David
Don. London (J. Gale) 1825. Duod. (in sixes) (Prodr. fl. nepal.)
Publ.: 26 Jan-1 Feb 1825 (Linn. Soc.; Stearn), p. [i]-xii, [1]-256. Copies: U, IDC.
Ref.: BM 1: 472; IF p. 693; Jackson p. 389; LS 7240; PR 2364, P&W p. 168 [““Mar 25”’];
RS p. 80; SK p. clxxviii; IDC 5208.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxvil. 1891.
Stearn, J. Arnold Arb. 26: 168. 1945.
Don, George (1798-1856), British plant collector and nurseryman, brother of David
Don. (G. Don).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM, bought from the Royal Horticultural Society for which Don
had collected in West Africa and South America. Hitchcock cites E as the place where
Don’s types are kept. This is based on Urban’s statement “herbarium proprium Donia-
num olim apud Prof. MacNab in urbe Edinburgh” and on Candolle’s Phytographie
(p. 408). Probably confused with his father George Don 1764-1814 (see also Notes R. bot.
Gard. Edinburgh 3: 49-290). BM has 701 nos.; E has mosses; further material at CGE
(via Lindley), BR, E, GOET, K, LD, MO, OXF.
Ref.: Hist. Coll. BMNH 144; IH 2: 165.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 38. 1902.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 16-17. 1906.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 75. 1970.
Hepper and Neate, Plant coll. W. Afr. 26. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 789, 5(1): 804, 6(1): 344; Barnhart 1: 463;
BB p. 93; BM 1: 472, 6: 275; CSP 2: 314; DNB 15: 200; Jackson p. 540; Langman p.
249-250; MW p. 99; PR 2366.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1856: xxxix-xl. 1856.
Anon., Flora 39: 288, 414. 1856.
Seemann, Bonplandia 5: 131-134. 1857.
Vallot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 29: 177-178. 1882.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 38. 1902.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 16-17. 1906.
COMPOSITE works: Editor of Sweet’s Hortus brit. ed. 3 (1839) and of the first suppl. to
Loudon’s Encyclopaedia of plants (1872).
EPONYMY: Donia G. Don & D. Don ex G. Don (1832) is dedicated to his father George
Don (1764-1814), q.v.
1498. A general history of the dichlamydeous plants, comprising complete description of the
different orders; together with the characters of the genera and species, and an enumera-
tion of the cultivated varieties; their places of growth, time of flowering, mode of culture,
and uses in medicine and domestic economy; the scientific names accentuated, their
etymologies explained, and the classes and orders illustrated by engravings, and preceded
by introductions to the Linnaean and natural systems, and a glossary of the terms used:
669
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the whole arranged according to the natural system. London (J. G. and F. Rivington
et al.) 1831-1838. 4 vols. Qu. (Gen. hist.)
Originally issued as: A general system of gardening and botany: containing a complete enume-
ration and description of all plants hitherto known; with their generic and specific
characters, places of growth, time of flowering, mode of culture, and their uses in
medicine and domestic economy. Preceded by introductions to the Linnaean and
natural systems, and a glossary of the terms used. Founded upon Miller’s Gardener’s
Dictionary, and arranged according to the natural system.
1: early Aug 1831, p. [i]-xxvui, [1]-818.
2: Oct 1832, p. [i], [1]-875, [i]-vili, ind.
3: 8-15 Nov 1834, p. [i], [1]-867, [1i]-viii.
4(1): 1837, p. [ii]-vii, [1]-?.
(2): 8 Mar-8 Apr 1838, p. [i]-iv, ?-908.
Copies: MO, NO, NY, U
Often cited as Gen. Syst. from its original title “A general system of gardening and botany”’
(present e.g. in copy NO). It should be noted that the first 3 volumes were first issued as
a whole and thereafter re-issued in parts. For volume 4, however, it was the other way
around: the parts were issued first but it is as yet unknown at what precise dates.
Ref.: Jackson p. 116; PR 2366; RS p. 80; SK p. clxxviii; IDC 81
Sprague, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1925: 311-312.
1499- A monograph of the genus Allium, Mem. Werner. Soc. 6: [1]-102. 1832.
Publ.: The preprint from the Memoirs was published Jan-Mai 1827 (n.v.)
Ref.: IDG 5223.
Stearn, J. Bot. 74: 322-323. 1936.
Don, George (1764-1814), Scottish nurseryman, father of David and George (1798-
1856) Don. (G. Don sr.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: E; duplicates B, BM, BR, CGE, GL, K, OXF. Issued Herbarium
britannicum, fasc. 1-ix, nos. 1-225, Edinburgh 1804-1812/13 (see Sayre 1969).
Ref.: TH 2: 165.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 17-18. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 804; 6(1): 344; Barnhart 1: 463; BB p. 92-93;
BM 6: 275; CSP 2: 314.
Druce, George Don, in A. M. Paton, British Association, Dundee 1912. Handbook and
guide.
Druce, Notes r. Bot. Gard. Edinburgh 3: 49-290. 1904/5.
Britten, J. Bot. 44: 60-63. 1906.
EPONYMY: Denia G. Don & D. Don ex G. Don (1832).
Donati, Vitaliano (1713-1762), Italian biologist, apothecary at Venetia. (Donati).
HERBARIUM and types: TO; some mentioned for LINN (Laségue).
Ref.: 1H 2: 165; Laségue 358-359.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 464; BM 1: 472; Bossert p. 105; DTS 1: 59;
Kanitz no. 44; NI p. 50; PR 2370; Quenstedt p. 118; Saccardo 1: 67, 2: 42, Cronologia
P. XXXVII-XXxXix.
Gennari, Elogio di V.D., Padova 1839.
Camerano-Lessona, Lettere inediti di V. Donati, Ancona 1883.
Barocelli, Atti Accad. Sci. Torino 47: 411-425. 1911/12 (trip to Orient 1759/62).
Fries, Bref och Skr. Linné ser. 1. 2: 264.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 182. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 141-142. 1950 (secondary refs.)
EPpoNyMyY: Donatia J. R. Forster & J. G. A. Forster (1776, nom. cons.) ; Vitaliana Sesler
(1758).
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1500. Della storia naturale marina dell’ Adriatico. Saggio del signor dottore Vitaliano Donati
giuntavi una lettera del signor dottore Lionardo Sesler intorno ad un nuovo genere di
piante terrestri Venezia (Francesco Storti) 1750. Qu. (Stor. nat. Adriat.)
Orig.: 1750 (p. vii: 4 Mar 1750), pre-linnaean, see, however, the French version of 1758.
—p. [i*-viii* ], i-lxvii, lettera []xix]-lxxxi, plate Vitaliana s.n., pl. 1-g uncol. copper engr.
Copies: L, MO, NY, PCS, UC. — The UC copy is a large paper copy but otherwise
identical with the regular edition.
German: ‘‘Vitaliano Donati Auszug seiner Natur-Geschichte des adriatischen Meers den Boden des
Meers zu untersuchen, nebst Instrumenten in solcher Tiefe zu fischen; von Classen
der Meerpflanzen, der Polyporen, der Thierpflanzen und Pflanzenthiere, oder Ueber-
gang der Natur vom Pflanzenreiche zum Thierreiche. Nebst Leonhard Seslers An-
hange einer besonderen Bergpflanze, Vitaliana. Aus dem Italianischen iibersetzt und
mit nothigen Kupfern versehen.”’ Halle (Christoph Peter Franckens) 1753. Qu. p. [1]-
71, [72, index], pl. i-di. Copies: NY, PCS. — This 1753 publication must also be con-
sidered pre-linnaean in the absence of indication that it appeared after 1 May 1753.
(Ausz. Natur-Gesch. adriat. Meer.)
French: ‘‘Essai sur V histoire naturelle de la mer adriatique par le docteur Vitaliano Donati,
avec une lettre du docteur Leonard Sesler, sur une nouvelle espéce de plante terrestre,
traduit de Vitalien.”’ ’s-Gravenhage (La Haye) (Pierre de Hondt) 1758. Qu. (Essaz hist.
nat. mer adriat.)
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1758, p. [i*-11*], [i]-i1, [iv, avis relieur], [1]-73, pl. 1-11. Copies: MO,
NY, PCS. — This edition counts for purposes of nomenclature.
Ref.: BM 1: 472; Cobres 1: 427; PR 2370.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. no. 1137.
Dandy, Regn. veg. 51: 9. 1967.
Donk, Marinus Anton (1908-1972), Dutch mycologist. (Donk).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: BO, L, U.
Reps: TE) 2: 165.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Bossert p. 105; IF suppl. 4: 320; LS suppl. 6735.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 142. 1950.
Anon., Z. Pilzk. 34(3-4): 185-186. 1968.
Anon., Taxon 11: 258. 1962, 15: 330. 1966, 17: 568, 579-580. 1969, 22: 328, 697. 1973.
Bas, Coolia 15(6): 141-143. 1972.
Jahn, Westfal. Pilzber. 9(2): 25-27. 1972.
Kotlaba, Ceska Mykol. 27(2): 121-122. 1973.
Maas Geesteranus, Persoonia 7: 119-126. 1973.
Singer, Mycologia 65: 503-506. 1973.
Anon., Trans. brit. mycol. Soc. 61: 201. 1973.
Oort, Vakblad Biologen 53: 238-239. 1973.
EPONYMY: Donkella Doty (1950).
1501. Revisie van de Nederlandse Heterobasidiomycetae (uitgez. Uredinales en Ustilaginales)
en Homobasidiomycetae-Aphyllophoraceae. Deel I. Mededeelingen van de Nederlandsche
Mycologische Vereeniging 18-20: [65]-200. 1931. Oct. (Revis. Nederl. Heterobasid.)
Orig. ed.: Jul 1931 (date on original wrapper). — This date does not appear in the facsi-
mile edition. Copies: U, FAS.
Facsimile ed.: Bibliotheca mycologica Bd. 21(1), Lehre (J. Cramer) 1969. Oct. Copy: FAS.
1502. Revision der Niederlandischen Homobasidiomycetae-Aphyllophoraceae II. Proefschrift ter
verkrijging van den graad van doctor in de wis- en natuurkunde aan de Rijks- Universiteit
te Utrecht op gezag van den rector-magnificus Dr. C. G. N. de Vooys, hoogleeraar in de
faculteit der letteren en wijsbegeerte volgens besluit van den senaat der universiteit te
verdedigen tegen de bedenkingen van de faculteit der wis- en natuurkunde op Vrijdag
7 Juli 1933 des namiddags te drie uur door Marinus Anton Donk, geboren te Sitoebondo.
Amsterdam/Haarlem [1933]. Oct. (Revis. Niederl. Homobasidiomyc.)
Publ.: 7 Jul 1933, p. [i-vii], 1-278, theses [2 p.] loose leaf. Copy: FAS. — The precise date
671
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does not appear in the other issues nor in the facsimile edition. The date on which a
thesis is defended in the Netherlands was at that time also the exact date of publication.
Second issue (same sheets) : vol. 22 of the Mededeelingen van de Nederlandsche Mycologische
Vereeniging 1933 (post Jul). Third issue (same sheets): Mededeelingen uit het Botanisch
Museum en Herbarium van de Ryksuniversiteit te Utrecht no. 9. 1933 (post Jul).
The herbarium abbreviations used (except for L) are different from those of the (later)
Index Herbariorum.
Facsimile ed.: Bibliotheca mycologica Bd 21[2]. Lehre (J. Cramer) 1969. Oct. Copy: FAS.
— Reproduces the ¢hird issue of the original.
1503. The generic names proposed for Hymenomycetes 1-IX, XII, XIII. Lehre (J. Cramer)
1966. Oct. (Gen. names Hymenomyc.)
Publ.: the series of articles The generic names proposed for Hymenomycetes was republished in
book form with a generic index. Parts X and XIV (Polyporaceae, see below) and XI
(Agaricaceae, see below) were not included in the reprint: X was reprinted separately
as Bibliotheca mycologica Band 11, XI appeared only once as Beihefte zur Nova
Hedwigia 5; XIV idem, in Persoonia.
no. subject journal date
I Cyphellaceae Reinwardtia 1: 199-220 1951, Aug
II Hymenolich. Reinwardtia 2: 435-440 1954, Apr
Ill Clavariaceae Reinwardtia 2: 441-493 1954, Apr
IV Boletaceae Reinwardtia 3: 275-313 1955, Jul
Vv Hydnaceae Taxon 5: 68-80 1956, 1 Jun
5: Q5-115 1956, 1 Jul
VI Brachybas., Cryptobas., Reinwardtia 4: 113-118 1956, Dec
Exobas.
Vil Thelephoraceae ‘Taxon 6: 17-28 1957, 11 Feb
6: 68-85 1957, 29 Mar
6: 106-123 1957, 13 Mai
Vill Auricul., Septobas., Trem., Taxon 7: 164-178 1958, 19 Aug
Dacry. 7: 193-207 1958, 12 Sep
7: 236-250 1958, 14. Oct
IX Meruliaceae Fungus 28: 7-15 1958, 27 Nov
x Polyporaceae Persoonia 1: 173-302 1960, 10 Mar
XI Agaricaceae Beih. N. Hedw. vol. 5 (320 p.) 1962, Aug
XII Deuteromycetes Taxon I1: 75-104 1962, 26 Apr
XIII Add., Corr. I-IX, XII Taxon 12: 113-123 1963, 10 Mai
12: 153-168 1963, 7 Jun
XIV Polyp. add. Persoonia 2: 201-210 1962, 20 Apr
Reprint editions: 1-IX, XII, XIII in one volume [title above] with an index of 24 p. 1966,
15 Jul.
X, Bibliotheca mycologica Band 11, 1968, 19 Jun (this reprint does not contain the
corrections of no. XIV; neither does it give the precise date of publication of the
original: 10 Mar 1960).
Note on XI: The date of printing of this volume of Beih. Nova Hedwigia is given in the
book as 14-7-1962. The book was distributed in August 1962. A loose, one-page sheet
of Corrigenda was issued later in 1962.
Donkin, Arthur Scott, (ff. 1858-1873), British diatomologist and lecturer in medical
jurisprudence at Durham. (Donkin).
COLLECTIONS: BM.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 464; BB p. 93; CSP 2: 318, 7: 348.
De Toni, Sylloge algarum 2: xxxvi 1891 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Donkinia Ralfs (1861).
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DONN
1504. The natural history of the British Diatomaceae. Ulustrated with plates by Mr. Tuffen
West, F.L.S. London (John van Voorst) 1870-1873, 3 parts. Qu. { (Wat. hist. Brit.
Diatom.),
1: [1]-24, pl. 1-4 with text, 1 Nov 1870.
2: 25-48, pl. 5-8, with text, June 1871.
3: 49-74, pl. 9-12. with text, July 1873.
Copies: UC (covers dated, text as above, parts priced at 5s), PCS (covers undated, ills.
not mentioned on them, parts priced at 2s 6d.)
Ref.: BM 1: 472.
Donn, James (1758-1813), British gardener. (Donn).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: James Donn is not known to have had a herbarium of his own.
His (only) publication was a garden catalogue. The Lindley herbarium (at CGE) con-
tains a few plants collected by Donn, and so does the Liverpool (LIV) herbarium.
Refi? WH 2: 166..
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 464; BB p. 93; BM 1: 472, 6: 276; Dawson
p- 271; DNB 15: 222; Henrey 646-658; Jackson p. 409; Langman p. 250; MW p. 99;
PRi2374-
Britten, J. Bot. 52: 319. 1914.
1505. Hortus cantabrigiensis: or a catalogue of plants indigenous and foreign, cultivated in
the Walkerian botanic garden, Cambridge. Cambridge (John Burges) 1796. Oct.
(Hortus cantabrig.)
Ed. 1: Jan-Jul 1796, p. [iv], ii, 117 [i.e. 115], [11], fide Henrey 646.
Ed. 2: Cambridge (John Burges), Apr-Mai 1800, p. [iv], ii, [ii], 133, [17], fide Henrey
647.
Ed. 3: Apr 1804, Cambridge (University Press) 1804, Oct (in fours), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-ii,
[1]-210. Copies: CGE, FAS. — “Hortus ... indigenous and exotic cultivated in the
99
.
Cambridge Botanic Garden .
Ed. 4: 1807, Cambridge (M. Watson) 1807, Oct. (in fours), p. [i-iv], [1]-248. Copies: MO,
NY. — “Hortus ... plants, indigenous and exotic.”
Ed. 5: 1809, Cambridge (M. Watson) 1809, Oct. (in fours), p. [i-iv], [1]-266. Copy: MO.
(Title as ed. 4).
Ed. 6: 1811, Cambridge (W. Metcalfe) 1811, Oct. (in fours), p. [i-vii], [1]-292. Copies:
MO, NY. (Title as ed. 4).
Ed. 7: 1812, Cambridge (W. Metcalfe) 1812, Oct. (in fours), p. [i]-vi, [vii-viii, pref.],
[1]-308. Copy: NY. (Title as ed. 4).
Ed. 8: Mar(?) 1815, London (Richard and Arthur Taylor) 1815, Oct. (in fours), p. [i-iv],
[1]-355. Copy: NY. — “Hortus cantabrigiensis; or, an accented catalogue of plants,
indigenous and exotic. By the late James Donn ... Eighth edition, corrected, and
augmented, with references to figures, by Frederick Pursh, author of ‘““The flora of
North America.” [Frederick Traugott Pursh (Pursh), 1774-1820].
Ed. 9: 1819, London (F. C. and J. Rivington et al.) 1819, Oct., p. [i-iii], [1]-355. Copies:
MO, NY. — “Hortus ... exotic, cultivated in the Cambridge Botanic Garden by the
late James Donn, ... Ninth edition, improved and augmented, with references to
figures of plants by Frederick Pursh ....”
Ed. 10: March 1823, London (C. and J. Rivington et al.) 1823, Oct. (in fours), (p. vii:
8 Mar 1823), p. [i]-vii, [viii, abbr.], [1]-397. Copies: NY, U.— “Hortus cantabrigiensis;
or an accented catalogue of indigenous and exotic plants cultivated in the Cambridge
botanic garden. By the late James Donn ..., improved ... Pursh ... Tenth edition,
with numerous additions and corrections by John Lindley, F.L.S. &c.” [John Lindley,
1799-1865].
Ed. rr: London (C. and J. Rivington et al.) 1826, Oct. (in fours), p. [i]-vii, [viii], [1]-4.15
(p. vii: 1 Dec 1825). Copies: MO, NY. (Title as ed. 10).
Ed. 12: Sep-Dec 1831 (p. vii: 15 Aug 1831), London (C. J. G. and F. Rivington et al.)
1831, Oct. (in fours), p. [i]-vii, [viii, abbr.], [1]-543. Copies: MO, NY, US. — “Hortus
... James Donn, ... twelfth edition with numerous additions and corrections by
George Sinclair F.L.S. & H.S.” [George Sinclair, 1786-1834].
673
DONN
Ed. 13: London (Longman and Co. et al.) 1845, Oct., p. [iii]-xii, [1, h.t.], [1]-772. -
Copy: M.
‘“‘Hortus cantabrigiensis; or an accented catalogue of indigenous and exotic plants
cultivated in the Cambridge Botanic Garden. By the late James Donn ... with the
additions and improvements of the successive editions: F. Pursh, author of the ‘‘Flora
Americae septentrionalis”’; J. Lindley ... and the late G. Sinclair ... The thirteenth
edition, now further enlarged, and brought down to the present time by P. N. Don.”
Ref.: BM 1: 472, 6: 276; Henrey 646-658; Jackson p. 409; Plesch p. 206; PR 2374;
P&W p. 168; IDC 5527. 8029 (ed. 1).
Sherborn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 142. 1938.
Merrill and Hu, Bartonia 25: 9-11. 1949.
Dop, Paul Louis Amans (1876-1954), French botanist at Toulouse. (Dop).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 465; LS 7255-7257; LS suppl. 6740; MW
p- 99-100; Plesch p. 206.
Gagnepain, Fl. Indochine, tome gén. 40. 1944.
Gaussen, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Toulouse 89: 383-390. 1954 (bibl.)
Sendrail, Mém. Acad. Sci. Inscr. Belles-Lettres Toulouse ser. 13. 8: 46-48. 1956.
Astre, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Toulouse 1o1: 174. 1966.
COMPOSITE works: Lecomte, Fl. Indochine: Vacciniaceae 3(6): 698-714. Feb 1930; Clethra-
ceae 3(6): 714-717. Feb 1930; Ericaceae 3(6): 717-746. Feb 1930; Epacridaceae 3(6): 746-
748. Feb 1930; Salvadoraceae, Flore Indo-Chine 3(8): Mar 1933; Loganiaceae 4(1): 154-160.
Jul 1912, 4(2): 161-177. Feb 1914; Bignoniaceae 4(5) : 565-607. Aug 1930; Verbenaceae 4(7) :
774-896. 1935, 4(8) : 897-913. Apr 1936; Gentianaceae (with F. Gagnepain) 4(2): 178-197.
Feb 1914.
Douglas, David (1798-1834), Scottish botanical explorer of North America and China,
who imported many ornamental plants into Europe. (Douglas).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: the first set of Douglas’s North American plants is at K. His own
herbarium is partly at BM and partly at CGE. For the location of duplicates see IH.
W. J. Hooker’s Flora boreali-americana is in part based on the Douglas collections.
Refs Bp. O45 UE 2 1672
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 189, 4: 534; Barnhart 1: 467; BB p. 94; BM 1:
474; Bossert p. 106; CSP 2: 327; Frank 3(Anh.): 25; Jackson p. 116, 126; Langman
p- 251; Laségue p. 193-196; ME 1: 179, 3: 566 [ind.]; PR under 2380.
Anon., Flora 18: 256. 28 Apr 1835.
Hooker, W. J., Comp. bot. Mag. 1: 17. 1835; 2: 79-182. 1836. (portr., memoir by
Hooker, “Sketch” by Douglas).
Bentham, Trans. hort. Soc. ser. 2. 1: 403-414.
G.B., Canadian Naturalist 5: 120-132, 200-208, 267-278, 329-349. 1860.
Blankinship, Montana Agr. Coll. Sci. Stud. 1(1): 5, 18-19. 1905.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 77-78. 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 39. 1906.
Dow, Trans. Proc. Perthshire Soc. nat. Sci 5(2): 55-65. 1914.
Hemsley, Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 57: 75. 1915 (portr.)
Wilson, David Douglas, botanist at Hawaii. Honolulu 1919, 83 p. (portr.)
Valckenier Suringar, Jaarb. Ned. dendrol. Ver. 2: 69-97. 1926 (portr.)
Guthrie, Sci. Monthly 23: 81-86. 1927 (portr.)
Palmer, The Condor 30: 276-277. 1928.
Jepson, Madrofio 2: 97-100. 1933 (Douglas in Calif.)
Constance, Leaflets western Bot. 2: 21-22. 1937.
Eastwood, Quart. Calif. hist. Soc. 18(4): 339-341. 1939.
Harris, Condor 43: 19-21. 1941.
Balfour, J. R. Hort. Soc. 67: 121-128, 153-162. 1942.
674
DOUIN
Howell, Leaflets western Bot. 3: 160-162. 1942.
Harvey, Douglas of the fir, Cambridge, Mass. 1947, x, 190 p.
Ewan, Rocky Mountain naturalists, 197. 1950.
Geiser, Naturalists of the frontier 273. 1948.
Little, Phytologia 2: 485-490. 1948.
Hadfield, Pioneers in gardening 120-131, 177. 1951.
Hansell, Garden J. New York Bot. Gard. 2(1): 6-9. 1952 (portr.)
Ewan, in A century of progress in the natural sciences 47. 1955.
Evans, J. Soc. architectural Historians 15(1): 20-26. 1956 (Douglas at Soledad).
Stoutenburg and Baker, Wild treasure, the story of David Douglas. New York 19598, viii,
216 p.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 152-153. 1961.
Young and Young, Plant detective David Douglas, New York 1966.
Beidelman, Horticulture, Boston, 47(2): 30-31, 49. 1969 (portr.)
Coats, The plant hunters 304-314, 387. 1969.
Ewan, A short history of botany in the U.S. 7, 38, 132, 143. 1969.
James, ‘The trees of Bicton 107-108. 1969.
Thomas, Huntia 9: 9-10. 1969 (portr.) (prepr.)
Aitken, J. Scott. Rock Garden Club 12(2): 147-152. 1970.
Degener and Degener, Phytologia 22(2): 83-84. 1971.
Morwood, ‘Traveler in a vanished landscape. New York 1973, 244 p. (portr.) (rev. see
Ewan Plant Sci. Bull. 20(1): 19. 1974).
EPONYMY: Douglasia J. Lindley (1827, nom. cons.). Note: Douglassia [sic] P. Miller (1754,
nom. rej.) and Douglassia [sic] Schreber (1791) are dedicated to James Douglas (1675-
1742), english physician.
HANDWRITING: Frontispiece to his Journal (1914), portrait: idem.
1506. Journal kept by David Douglas during his travels in North America 1823-1827.
Together with a particular description of thirty-three species of American oaks and eigh-
teen species of Pinus. With appendices containing a list of the plants introduced by
Douglas and an account of his death in 1834. Published under the direction of the Royal
Horticultural Society. London (William Wesley & Son) 1914. Oct. (Journal).
Orig. ed.: 1914 (p.v.: 18 Aug 1914) (750 copies), p. [i-vii], front., [1]-364. — Copy: Ewan.
— includes a Memoir of David Douglas by W. Wilks. For a critical evaluation of this
publication, see W. B. H(emsley), Gard. Chron. 57: 75. 1915.
Facsimile ed.: New York (Antiquarian Press Ltd.) 1959. Copy: FAS.
ike BM 6:°277.
Douin, Charles Isidore (1858-1944), French bryologist. (Douin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material at BP, C, PC.
Refs: DE oen6 7:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 468.
Allorge, Rev. bryol. lichénol. 16: 5-14. 1947 (bibl., portr.)
Le Gallo, Le Naturaliste canadien 78: 157-163. 1951 (portr.)
1507. Nouvelle flore des mousses et des hépatiques pour la détermination facile des espéces avec
1296 figures inédites dessinées par A. Millot représentant toutes les mousses et hépatiques
des environs de Paris, des départements voisins et les espéces communes d’ Europe. Paris
(Paul Dupont) [1892] Duod. (Nowv. fl. mousses hépat.)
Ed. 1: Apr-Mai 1892 (p. 8: 15 Apr 1892; Nat. Nov. Mai 1892; J. Bot. Jul 1892), p. [1]-
186. Copy: BR.
Ed. 2: 1895, p. [1]-186. Copies: BR, L, U. — “Nouvelle édition revue et corrigée”’ —
Further editions were practically identical with the second edition, all undated but
date often traceable from printer’s mark on cover and last page, e.g. [1913], copy L;
copy FAS; fully identical with 1895 edition with the omission of the date ‘‘15 Avril
1892” on p. 8.
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DOUIN
1508. Muscinées d’Eure-ei-Loir (avec 3 sp. nov. décrites et figurées, 7 planches et 85
figures) précédées d’un apergu sur la géologie du département. Cherbourg (Emile Le
Maout) 1906. Oct. (Musc. Eure-et-Loir).
Publ.: 1906, p. [i], [iii], 1-158, [159]. Copy: NY. — Reprinted from Mém. Soc. nat. Sci.
nat. Cherbourg 35: 221-358. 1906.
Doyle, Conrad Bartling (1884-?), American botanist at the U.S. Department of
Agriculture, traveller in Central America. (Doyle).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: material from Colombia at US, from Costa Rica at GH.
Ref.: IH 2: 167.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 469; Langman p. 211 (sub Collins), p. 217
(sub Cook).
Dozy, Frangois (1807-1856), Dutch physician and botanist. (Dozy).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: L. — Other material at B, H, PC and U.
Ref.: 1H 2: 167.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Aa 4: 316-317; Barnhart 1: 470; BM 1: 476; CSP 2:
336-337; Jackson p. 325-3753; JW 1: 442, 2: 189, 3: 349, 4: 384; LS 7277; MW p. 100;
NI 524-526; NNBW 8: 425; PR 2388-2395.
Anon., Flora 39: 768. 1856.
Dozy, Plagiochila Sandei Dz. 14. 1856 (bibl.)
Vrolik, Versl. Meded. Kon. Ned. Akad. Wet., Afd. Nat. 5: 402-412. 1857.
Dozy, Ch. M., Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 6: 231-233. 1893 (bibl.)
Aderhold, Gen. Reg. Bot. Zeit. 159. 1895 (index to reviews).
Dozy, G. J., De familie Dozy, den Haag 1911, p. 181-187.
Sirks, Indisch Natuuronderzoek 150, 210-211. 1915.
NOTE ON NAME: Full name Francois van Klinkenberg Dozy; however, Dozy never used
the ‘“‘van Klinkenberg.”
COMPOSITE WORKS: Dozy and Molkenboer contributed the treatment of the Musci frondosi
and the Hepaticae to the Prodromus florae Batavae 2(1) :1-vill, 1-116, 3 tab. 1851 (IDC 6182).
EPONYMY: Dozya van der Sande Lacoste (1866).
1509. Muscorum frondosorum novae species ex archipelago indico et Japonica. Leiden (H. W.
Hazenberg & Soc.) 1844. Oct. (Musc. frond. archip. ind.)
Co-author: Julianus Hendrik Molkenboer (1816-1854).
Publ.: Aug-Sep 1844 (preface Jul 1844; copies distributed on 20 Sep 1844 (Flora 28: 20.
1845) at a meeting of the German “‘Naturforscher”’ but received by Hinrichs only on
15-17 Mai 1845), p. [i-vi], [1]-22. Copy: IDC. — Also published (with Latin preface)
in Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 3. 2: 297-316. Nov 1844.
Ref.: BM 1: 476; CSP 2: 337; Jackson p. 396; PR 2388; IDC 418.
1510. Musci frondosi inediti archipelagi indici, sive descriptio et adumbratio muscorum
frondosorum in insulis Java, Borneo, Sumatra, Celebes, Amboina, nec non in Japonia
nuper detectorum minusve cognitorum. Leiden (H. W. Hazenberg & Soc.) 1845-1854.
Qu. (Muse. frond. ined. archip. ind.)
Co-author: Julianus Hendrik Molkenboer (1816-1854).
fasc. pages plates dates fasc. pages plates dates
I [1]-24 I-10 Mar 1845 4 gi-128 31-40 1846
2 25-51 II-20 Apr 1846 5 129-160, 88*-88** — 47-50 1848
3 53-90 = 21-30 Apr 1846 6 161-185 51-60 1848
[7] [i-viii] Apr 1854
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DOZY
Copies: L, NY, U (fasc. 1). - Leyden university received fasc. 6 as early as 1848 (see van
Steenis-Kruseman 1963); Jansen & Wachter assume, on the basis of the title-page, that
fasc. 6 was published in April 1854; this, however, was possibly the separately published
“‘slotaflevering’”’ mentioned by Dozy (1856). — Drawings and lithographs: P. W. M. Trap
(uncoloured).
Ref.: BM 1: 476; Jackson p. 385; NI 525; PR 2390; IDC 417.
Boursse Wils, Tijdschr. nat. Gesch. Physiol. 12 (Boekbesch) : 57-60. 1845 [review of
fasc. 1, dated 14. Mai 1845; fasc. 1 probably published Mar 1845, cf. p. 30 footnote!].
Miiller, K., Bot. Zeitung 4: 131-134. 20 Feb 1846, a sharply critical and extensive
review.
Dozy, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 4: 77-79. 1856.
Jansen en Wachter, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 50: 370. 1940.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 18: ro11. 1963.
1511. Novae fungorum species in Belgio septentrionali nuper detectae. Quas iconibus et
descriptionibus illustrarunt ... Leiden (S. & J. Luchtmans) 1846. Oct. (Vovae fung. sp.)
Co-author: Julianus Hendrik Molkenboer (1816-1854).
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1846 (Hinrichs 26-28 Mar 1846; Bot. Zeit. 14 Aug 1846), p. [1]-18, 2 pl.
Copy: L (2 pl.?, not in copy L).
Ref.: BM 1: 476; LS 7278; PR 2391; IDC 5092.
Oudemans, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 2. 2: 252. 1877.
1512. Bryologia javanica seu descriptio muscorum frondosorum Archipelagi indici iconibus
illustrata. Leiden (A. W. Sythoff) 1855-1870, 2 vols. Qu. (Bryol. jav.)
Co-author: Julianus Hendrik Molkenboer (1816-1854).
Publ.: vol. 1, p. 1-60 (fasc. 1-10) were published by Dozy and Molkenboer themselves;
the remainder of vol. 1 and vol. 2 p. 1-156 were edited by R. B. van den Bosch and
C. M. van der Sande Lacoste. The latter concluded the work after van den Bosch’s
death. The dates for parts 6-25 are those of receipt by the Netherlands Academy of
Sciences at Amsterdam. The dates in parentheses are given by Dixon.
vol. fasc. pages plates dates
I I [1]-8 I-5 Jan-Aug 1854
2 g-16 6-10 1854
3 17-24 II-15 1854
4 25-32 16-20 1854
5 33-36 21-25 1854
6 37-44 26-30 Dec 1855 or early 1856
5) 31-35 Jan-Mar 1856
8 45-52 36-40 Jan-Sep 1856
9 [53]-60 41-45 Jan-Sep 1856
10 plates only 46-50 Jan-Sep 1856
II 61-68 51-55 Jan-Mai 1858
12 69-76 56-60 Nov 1858
13-14, 77-84 61-70 Jan 1859 (1858)
15 85-92 71-75 Jan 1859 (1858)
16 93-100 76-80 Jul-Sep 1859 (1858)
17 101-108 81-85 Jul-Sep 1859
18-19 109-116 86-95 Dec 1859
20 117-124 96-100 Feb 1860 (1859)
21-22 125-132 IOI-I10 Jul-Sep 1860 (1859)
23 133-140 ITI-I15 Feb 1861 (1859)
24. 141-148 116-120 Feb 1861 (1860)
25 149-156 I2QI-125 Feb 1861 (1860)
26 157-161 126-130 Apr 1861
tsp: index - Apr 1861
2 27 1-8 I3I-135 Sep 1861
28-29 9-16 136-145 Oct 1861
30 plates only 146-150 Dec 1861
vol. fasc. pages plates dates
2 31 17-24 I51-155 Sep 1862
32 25-32 156-160 Sep 1862
33 33-40 161-165 Nov 1862
34-35 41-48 166-175 Dec 1862
36 49-56 176-180 Sep 1863
37-38 57-64 181-190 Oct 1863
39-40 65-72 IgI-200 Dec 1863
41 73-80 201-205 Oct 1864
42 81-88 206-210 Nov 1864
43 89-96 211-215 Dec 1864
44 97-104. 216-220 Dec 1864
45-46 105-112 221-230 Sep 1865
47 113-120 231-235 Nov 1865
48 121-128 236-240 Dec 1865
49 129-136 241-245 Oct 1866
50 137-144 240-250 Oct 1866
51-52 145-152 251-260 Dec 1866
53-54 153-160 261-270 Oct 1867
55 161-168 271-275 Nov 1867
56-57 169-176 276-285 Dec 1867
58 177-184. 286-290 Oct 1868
59 185-192 291-295 Nov 1868
60 193-200 296-300 Dec 1868
61 201-208 301-305 Nov 1869
62-63 209-216 306-315 Dec 1869
64. 217-238 316-320 Dec 1870
t.p. index — Dec 1870
Copy: U. — The plates are lithographs of drawings by A. J. Kouwels.
Ref.: BM 1: 476; Jackson p. 396; NI 524; PR 2394; IDC 5330.
Anon., Flora 37: 524-526. 1854, 39: 608. 1856.
Dozy, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 4: 77-79. 1856.
Dixon, J. Bot. 66: 353-354. 1928.
1513. Plagiochila Sandei Dz. icone illustrata. Accedunt novae hepaticarum javanicarum
species a C. M. v. d. Sande Lacosta M.D. breviter descriptae. Edi curavit F. Dozy.
Leiden (Jac. Hazenberg Corn. fil.) 1856. Qu. (Plagiochila Sandet).
Publ.: Jan 1856 (p. 4: Dec 1855; Dozy presented a copy to the Dutch Academy of
Sciences on 26 Jan 1856), p. [1]-12, [13, avis], [14, bibl.], p/. z by A. J. Kouwels.
Copy: L. — Contains, on p. 14, a bibliography of the joint publications of Dozy and
Molkenboer. The botanical text and the plate were also published independently in
Nederlandsch Kruidkundig Archief 4(1): 89-95. 1856.
Ref.: BM 1: 476; CSP 2: 337; PR 2395.
Anon., Versl. Med. Kon. Wet. Akad. Nat. 4: 270. 1856.
Vrolik, Versl. Med. Kon. Wet. Akad. Nat. 5: 410. 1857.
Drake del Castillo, Emmanuel (1855-1904), French botanist of British-Cuban-
French ancestry. (Drake).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The Drake herbarium, numbering nearly 500.000 specimens, was
presented to P in 1913. It is incorporated in the general herbarium. Drake’s collection
consisted of phanerogams and pteridophytes and had been increased by the incorpora-
tion of the following herbaria: (1) Franchet (acquired 1880) which contained Savatier
(Japan) and David (China and Mongolia) collections; (2) Franqueville (acquired
1891); (3) Vesian (acquired 1891); and (4) Lenormand. A detailed list is given by Bureau
(see below sub Bibliography). Drake used collections by Savatier for his Polynesian
studies. The Savatier herbarium itself is at K, although Drake also had a set of his own.
Ref TE os 167.
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DRAPARNAUD
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 470; BM 1: 477, 6: 279; CSP 14: 671; IF
p- 693; MW p. 100; NI 527.
Bureau, Bull. Soc. bot. France 51: cxvii, CXx1X-CXxxXxIlil. 1904.
Anon., Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 42(2): 89. 1905.
Merrill, Contr. U.S. Nat. Herb. 30(1): 110-111. 1947.
Leandri, Adansonia ser. 2. 7(1): 3-9. 1967.
1514. Illustrationes florae insularum maris pacifici. Paris (G. Masson) 1886[-1892]. Qu.
(ill. fl. ins. pacif.)
part pages plates dates part pages plates dates
I [i-ili], [1]-32 r-10 Mar1886 5 81-104. 41-50 Jul 1889
2 33-48 t1-20 Jul 1886 6 105-216 — Jul 1890
3 49-64 21-30 ~=Jun 1887 7 217-458 — Jul-Aug 1892
4 65-80 31-40 Mais888
Copies: BR, G, NY. — The 50 lithographs are by A. R. d’Apréval. — Facsimile reprint
announced by Cramer.
Ref.: BL 1: 124; BM 1: 477; NI 527; SK p. clxxix; IDC 5903.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 202. 1939.
1515. Remarques sur la flore de la Polynésie et sur ses rapports avec celle des terres voisines.
Paris (G. Masson) 1890. Qu. (Rem. fl. Polynésie).
Publ.: Jun 1890 (fide Nat. Nov. 12: 267. 1890), p. [i-iv], [1]-52, pl. t-viii (no. 7 in text).
Copy: NY.
1516. Flore de la Polynésie francaise description des plantes vasculaires qui croissent
spontanément ou qui sont généralement cultivées aux [les de la Société Marquise,
Pomotou, Gambier et Wallis. Paris (G. Masson) 1893. Oct. (Fl. Polynésie frang.)
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1893 (p. xvii: Mar 189g, p. ii printer’s mark 1892, t.p. 1893, Nat. Nov.
Apr 1893), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-352, map. Copy: U. U
Draparnaud, Jacques Philippe Raymond (1772-1804), French botanist and zoo-
logist at Montpellier. (Drap.)
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 470; PR 2396-2397.
Baumes, Eloge de M. Draparnaud, Montpellier 1804. «
Poitevin, Notice sur la vie et les ouvrages de M. Draparnaud. Montpellier 1805; also
publ. in Bull. Soc. libre Sci. Belles-Lettres Montpellier, 1804.
Laissac, Revue du Midi 2: 81-112, 239-256. 1843.
Martins, Le Jardin des Plantes de Montpellier 76. 1854.
Clos, Draparnaud botaniste, Montpellier 1885 (repr. at B from Rev. Sci. nat. ser. 3. 4.
1885) (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 111. 1905.
Dulieu, Rev. Hist. Sci. et leurs Appl. 9(3): 236-358. 1956 (bibl.)
Motte, Opuscula botanica nec non alia 7: 1-79. 1964.
Motte, DSB 4: 177-178. 1971 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Draparnaldia [sic] Bory de Saint-Vincent (1808) ; Draparnaldiella [sic] Gaillon
(1833); Draparnaldiopsis [sic] G. M. Smith & Klyver (1929).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 239-240. 1974.
1517. Ocuvres sur divers sujets d’histoire naturelle. Montpellier (Renaud) an xi. Oct.
(Ocuvr. hist. nat.)
Publ.: An xiii (23 Sep 1804-17 Sep 1805). Contains 8 articles which were also published
separately (Copy: PCS):
679
DRAPARNAUD
[1]: Jacques Poitevin, Notice sur la vie et les ouvrages de M. Draparnaud. Mont-
pellier (Renaud) An xiii. (also in Bull. Soc. libre Sci. Belles-Lettres Montpellier.
1804), p- [i], [1]-16.
[2]: Discours sur la philosophie des sciences. Montpellier (Bonnariq, Félix Avignon
et Migueyron) an x, p. [i-iii], [1]-62.
[3]: Discours sur les avantages de l’histoire naturelle ... Montpellier (Renaud) an ix,
p- [i], [1]-4t-
[4]: Dissertation sur l’utilité de Phistoire naturelle dans la médecine. Montpellier
(G. Izar et A. Ricard) an xi, p. [1]-61.
[5]: Discours sur la vie ... Montpellier (Renaud), Paris (Bossange, Masson et Besson)
an x, p. [1-ui], [1]-72.
[6]: Tableau des mollusques ... Montpellier (Renaud), Paris (Bossange, Masson et
Besson) an ix, p. [i-iii], [1]-116.
[7/8]: Notice minéralogique, ex. Bull. Soc. Sci. Belles-Lettres de Montpellier no. xiv,
p-
Ref.: PR 2396 (no. 3), 2397 (no. 4).
Drége, Jean Francois (Johann Franz) (1794-1881), German plant collector in South
Africa (1826-1834). (Drége).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Drége (partly with his brother C. F. Drége) collected more than
200.000 specimens (about 8000 species) in South Africa which were widely distributed
to many herbaria; algae e.g. at B, KIEL, PC, UPS and W.
Ref.: TH 2: 168.
Drége, Linnaea 19: 583-680. 1847, 20: 183-258. 1847.
Koster, Taxon 18: 551. 1969.
Tolken, Ind. herb. austro-afr. 44. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 420; Barnhart 1: 471; BM 1: 478; Bossert
p. 107; CSP 2: 341; GR p. 72; Jackson p. 346-347.
Nat. Vidskrar> 594.1937.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1882: 29; J. Bot. 19: 160. 1881.
MacOwan, Trans. S. Afr. philos. Soc. 4: xlix-l. 1887.
Fischer-Benzon, Die Heimat, Monatschr. Ver. Nat. Landesk. Schlesw. Holst. 5: 130.
1895.
Verduyn de Boer, Botanists at the Cape 55-58, 1929 (portr.)
White, The Stapeliae 1: 96. 1937.
Hutchinson, A botanist in South Africa 642. 1946.
De Vos, Suid-Afr. biogr. woordeb. 1: 265-266. 1968 (many refs.)
Hansen, Bot. Tidsskr. 69(2/3): 208. 1974.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: see E. H. F. Meyer, Commentariorum de plantis Africae australioris (1835).
EPONYMY: Dregea Ecklon & Zeyher (1837, nom. rej.; also dedicated to his brother C. F.
Drége); Dregea E. H. F. Meyer (1838, nom. cons.) ; Ifdregea Steudel (1840).
Note: Neodregea C. H. Wright (1909) is based on South-African material of J. L. Drége,
further particulars of which are unknown.
1518. Zwei pflanzengeografische Dokumente von J. F. Drége, nebst einer Einleitung von Dr.
E. Meyer ... (Besondere Beigabe zur Flora 1843 Band IT) s.1. [1843-1844]. Oct. (Cwee
pflanzengeogr. Dokum.)
Publ.: In parts, p. 1-16 on 7 Aug 1843, contents and dates of remaining parts not known;
consolidated reprint issued Leipzig 1844 (fide PR), p. [1]-230, map. Copies: BR, G.
Ref.: BM 1: 478; PR 2401.
1519. Catalogus plantarum exsiccatarum Africae australioris, quas emturis offert. 1837-1840.
Oct. (Cat. pl. Afr. austral.)
Publ.: 1: 1-11, 20 Mar 1837; 2: 13-32, 20 Mar 1838; 3: 16 p., 24 Apr 1840. — See also
Linnaea 19: 583-680, 20: 183-258.
Ref.: BM 1: 478; Jackson p. 347; PR 2402.
680
DRUCE
Drejer, Salomon Thomas Nicolai (1813-1842), Danish botanist at the veterinary
school at Copenhagen, editor of Flora danica 1841-1842, died of snuff poisoning. (Drejer).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 539; Barnhart 1: 471; BM 1: 478; CSP 2: 342;
Frank 3(Anh.): 25; Jackson p. 333-334; KR p. 143; LS 7290; PR 2404-2410.
Anon., Flora 25: 464. 1842.
Pritzel, Linnaea 19: 452. 1847.
Warming, Bot, Tidsskr. 12: 128-131. 1880.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 101. 1903.
Christensen, Dansk. Bot. Hist. 1: 276-290. 1924, 2: 213. 1924.
Hansen, Bot. Tidsskr. 69(2/3): 208. 1974.
EPONYMY: Drejera C. G. D. Nees (1847); Drejerella Lindau (1900).
1520. Flora excursoria hafniensis. Kjobenhavn (Schuboth) 1838. Duod. (in sixes) (Fl.
excurs. hafn.)
Publ.: Jun 1838 (BH), p. [i]-lxv, [1]-339, [340, err.] Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 478; PR 2404.
Drouet, Henri (1829-x), French botanist and conchologist. (Drouet).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM, LY, MO.
Ref.: 1H 2: 168.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: CSP 9g: 736; PR 2417.
Drouet, Cat. fl. Acores p. [ii]. 1866 (bibl.)
1521. Catalogue de la flore des Iles Acgores précédé de l’itinéraire d’un voyage dans cet
archipel. Paris (J. B. Bailliére & fils, F. Savy, J. Rothschild) 1866. Oct. (Cat. fl. Agores).
Publ.: 1866 (p. 7: 15 Dec 1865), p. [i-iii], [1]-152. Copy: U.
Ref.: PR 2417.
Druce, George Claridge (1850-1932), British botanist and pharmaceutical chemist.
(Druce).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: OXF (250.000), other material at BM, CGE, GH, K, MANCH,
NY.
Ref.: TH 2: 168.
Druce, Comital Fl. Brit. Isl. x-xii. 1931.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 52. 1957.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 158. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 472; BM 1: 480, 6: 280; CSP 9: 736; GR
p. 396.
Druce, Fl. Buckinghamshire cvi-cx. 1926.
Druce, Fl. Northamptonshire cxxi-cxxiii. 1930.
Foggitt et al., Report Bot. Exch. Club 9: 479-496, 804-814. 1932 (portr., bibl.)
Pugsley, J. Bot. 70: 141-144. 1932.
Ramsbottom, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1931/2: 174-176. 1932.
Rendle, Nature 129: 338, 426-427. 1932.
Rendle, Obit. Not. Fell. R. Soc. 1: 12-14. 1932 (portr.)
Turrill, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1932: 157-158.
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxl. 1948.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 144. 1950.
Bowen, Fl. Berkshire 62. 1968.
1522. The flora of Oxfordshire being a topographical and historical account of the flowering
plants and ferns found in the county with sketches of the progress of Oxfordshire botany
681
DRUCE
during the last three centuries. London (Parker and Co.) 1886. Oct. (Fl. Oxfordshire).
Ed. 1: Mai-Jul 1886 (pref. 22 Apr 1886, J. Bot. Aug 1886), p. [i]-lti, [1]-451, [452], map.
Copies: BR, G, NY. — Contains a history of Oxfordshire botany on p. 371-399.
Ed. 2: 1927 (p. xi: 23 Mai 1927), p. [i]-cxxx1, [cxxxii, signs], [1]-538. — Copies: G, HH. —
Oxford (Clarendon Press). Oct.
Ref.: BM 1: 480.
Britten, J. Bot. 24: 249-252. Aug 1886.
1523. The flora of Berkshire being a topographical and historical account of the flowering
plants and ferns found in the county with short biographical notices of the botanists who
have contributed to Berkshire botany during the last three centuries. Oxford (Clarendon
Press) 1897 [1898]. Oct. (Fl. Berkshire).
Publ.: Feb 1898 (fide Britten, J. Bot. 36: 104. 1898; p. ix: 10 Aug 1897), p. [i]-cxcix,
[cc, signs], [1]-644, map. Copies: BR, G, MICH, NY. — For a critical review see Britten
1898. — Contains many biographical details of Berkshire botanists in the Botanologia
on p. xciv-clxxxvl.
Ref.: BM 1: 480.
Britten, J. Bot. 36: 104-109. Mar 1808.
1524. List of British plants containing the spermophytes, pteridophytes and charads found
either as natives or growing in a wild state in Britain, Ireland, and the Channel Isles.
Oxford (Clarendon Press) 1908. Oct. (List Brit. pl.)
Ed. 1: Jan 1908 (t.p.; rev. J. Bot. Mar 1908), p. [i]-xv, [xvi, corr.], [1]-104. Copy: HH.
Ed. 2: Mar 1928 (ean: also p. vi: Mar 1928) Arbroath (T. Buncle & Co.) Oct., p. [i]-
xl, [2, measures, add.], [1]-154. Copy: HH. — “British plant list containing the spermo-
phytes, pteridophytes, and charophytes found ... Isles.”
Ref.: BM 6: 280.
Britten, J. Bot. 46: 124-128. Mar 1908, 129-131. Apr 1908.
1525. The flora of Buckinghamshire with biographical notices of those who have contributed
to its botany during the last three centuries. Arbroath (T. Buncle & Co.) 1926. Oct.
(Fl. Buckinghamshire).
Publ.: 1926, p. [i]-cxxvi, [1, abbr.], [1]-437. Copies: MO, NY. — “‘Botanologia”’ on p.
Ixvili-cv.
Ref.: Rendle, J. Bot. 65: 321-323. 1927.
1526. The flora of Northamptonshire being a topographical and historical account of the
flowering plants and ferns found in the county, with short biographical notices of bota-
nists who have contributed to Northamptonshire botany during the last three centuries.
Arbroath (T. Buncle & Co.) 1930. Oct. (Fl. Northamptonshire).
Publ.: Aug 1930 (cover), p. [i]-cxlii, [1, corr.], [1]-303. Copy: HH.
1527. The comital flora of the British Isles (Flora comitalis britannicae: Fl. com. Brit.)
Being a distribution of British (including a number of non-indigenous) plants throughout
the 152 vice-counties of Great Britain, Ireland, and the Channel Islands, with the place
of growth, elevation, world-distribution, grade, chief synonyms, and first names by
which the plants were recorded as British . . . with an original coloured map showing the
botanical vice-counties presented by William James Patey, Esq. Arbroath (T. Buncle &
Co.) 1932. Oct. (Comital fl. Brit. Isl.)
Publ.: early Mar 1932 (p. vii: Jan 1932; see Ramsbottom 1932), p p- [i]-xxxu, [1]-407,
map. Copy: HH.
Ref.: Ramsbottom, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1931/2: 175. 1932.
Drude, Carl Georg Oscar (1852-1933), German botanist at Géttingen, Dresden and
Breslau, professor of botany, director of the botanic garden and Geheimrath. (Drude).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: WRSL?; some material at GOET.
Ref.: IH 2: 168.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 472; BFM 1675; BM 1: 480, 6: 280; Bossert
682
DRUMPELMANN
p. 107; CSP 9: 737, 12: 205, 14: 683-684; DTS 1: 59, 6(4): 84; GR p. 72; Jackson p.
109; Langman p. 252-253, 265; LS suppl. 6891-6892; MW pp. tor, suppl. p. 57.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 123. pl. 29. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 122, 205. 1905.
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 442. 1909.
Schade et al., $.B. Abh. naturw. Ges. Isis, Dresden 1932: 5-27 (bibl., portr.)
Tobler, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 51: (96)-(127). 1934 (portr., bibl.)
Herter, Revista sudamer. Bot. 1(4): 126-127. 1934 (portr.)
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 280. 1937.
Aichinger, Ber. Arbeitsgem. Sachs. Bot. 5-6(1): 11-16. 1965 (Die dynamische Betrach-
tung von O. Drude bis W. N. Sukatschew).
Schretzenmayr, Ber. Arbeitsgem. Sachs. Bot. 5-6(1): 17-20. 1965 (Oscar Drude und die
heutige Pflanzensociologie).
Ulbricht, Ber. Arbeitsgem. Sachs. Bot. 5-6(1): 39. 1965 (Oscar Drude (1852-1933): sein
Leben sein Werk) (portr.)
Maedefrau, Gesch. Bot. 105, 268, 288. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) contributed to EP, Die natiirliche Pflanzenfamilien ed. 1:
(a) Palmae, I1(3): 1-48. 26 Mar 1887; 49-93. Jun 1887; 165. Mar 1889; Nachtr. II-IV.
1: 49-58. Jul 1897, 2: 8. 8 Oct 1g00.
(b) Cyclanthaceae, 11(3): 93-96. Jun 1887, 97-101. Aug 1887; Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 58.
Jul 1897.
(c) Umbelliferae, 111(8) : 63-96. Apr 1897; 97-144. Dec 1897; 144-192. Mar 1898; 193-
272. Jul 1898; Nachtr. II-IV. 2: 51-52. 8 Oct 1900.
(d) Droseraceae, I11(2): 261-272. Mai 1891; suppl. Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 179. Aug 1897.
(e) Clethraceae, 1V(1): 1-2. Oct 1889.
(f) Pirolaceae, 1V(1): 3-11. Oct 1889, suppl. Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 269. Oct 1897.
(g) Lennoaceae, 1V(1): 12-15. Oct 1889.
(h) Ericaceae, 1V (1): 15-48. Oct 1889; 49-65. Dec 1889; suppl. Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 269-
270. Oct 1897; 2: 52-53. 8 Oct 1900.
(i) Epacridaceae, 1V(1): 66-79. Dec 1889; suppl. Nachtr. I-IV. 1: 270. Oct 1897.
(2) Vegetation der Erde: vol. 6. 1902. Der hercynische Florenzenbezirk — (see below).
(3) Martius, Fl. bras.: Cyclanthaceae et Palmae I, fasc. 85, vol. 3(2): 225-460. t. 53-106.
1 Nov 1881; Palmae II, fasc. 86, vol. 3(2): 461-584. ¢. 107-134. 1 Mai 1882.
FESTSCHRIFT: Z. 80. Geburtstage von Oscar Drude, Beih. Bot. Centralbl. C 49, Erg. Band,
Dresden 1932.
1528. Der hercynische Florenbezirk. Grundziige der Pflanzenverbreitung im mitteldeutschen
Berg- und Hiigellande vom Harz bis zur Rhén, bis zur Lausitz und dem Bohmer Walde
... Mit 5 Vollbildern, 16 Textfiguren und 1 Karte. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1902.
Oct. (Hercyn. Florenbez.)
Publ.: Jun-Oct 1902 (p. ix: Jun 1902; Nat. Nov. Oct 1902), p. [i]-xix, [1]-671. Copies:
NY, U. — Die Vegetation der Erde (ed. Engler und Drude), vol. 6.
Driimpelmann [Drimpelman], Ernst Wilhelm (1760-1830), German born Latvian
botanist. (Driimpelmann).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 480; Lipschitz 3: 204; LS 7199; NI 530-532;
PR 2418.
Driimpelmann, Beschreibung meiner Reisen und der merkwiirdigsten Begebenheiten
meines Lebens. Riga 1813.
Recke und Napiersky, Allg. Schriftsteller- und Gelehrten-Lexikon der Prov. Livland,
Esthland und Kurland 1: 452. 1827.
1529. Flora livonica oder Abbildung und Beschreibung der in Livland wildwachsenden
Pflanzen. Riga 1809-1810, 10 fasc. Fol. (Fl. livon.)
Publ.: in 10 fascicles 1809-1810, 50 fol., 50 copper engravings by G. Behrends, Riga.
Ref.: BM 1: 480; Jackson p. 329; LS 7299; NI 530; PR 2418.
683
DRUMMOND, J.
Drummond, James (1784-1863), British botanist and plant collector, in Australia
1829-1863, brother of Thomas Drummond. (7. Drumm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: In many herbaria, large sets in BM, K, OXF, PERTH.
Ref.: 1H 2: 168; Laségue p. 282.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 158. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 472; BB p. 95; CSP 2: 346; DNB 16: 33;
HR (q.v. for further references).
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 2: 30-32. 1850.
Hooker, Fl. Tasm. cxxvi. 1860.
Seemann, J. Bot. 1: 224. 1863.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1863: xli-xlii. 1864.
Bailey, Proc. Roy. Soc. Queensland 8(2): 25. 1890.
Maiden, J. W. Austral. nat. Hist. Soc. 6: 14-16. 1909.
Coats, The plant hunters 223-227, 387. 1969.
Erickson, The Drummonds of Hawthornden Osborne Park, W. Austr. 1969, 183 p.
Perry, W. Austral. Nat. 11(8): 178-180. 1971.
EPONYMY: Drummondita W. H. Harvey (1855; also dedicated to his brother Thomas
(1780-1835), q.v.) (To avoid confusion with Drummondia A. P. de Candolle (1830) and
Drummondia W. J. Hooker (1828, nom. cons.), both dedicated to Thomas, Harvey
‘**,. adopted the termination “‘ita,’’ — being an I for James, and a T for Thomas!’’).
Note: Drummondia A. Chaves Batista & H. Maia (1963) is dedicated to Octavio Drum-
mond, Brazilian phytopathologist.
Drummond, James Lawson (1783-1853), British physician and naturalist in Belfast.
(7. L. Drumm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Algae at E.
Ref.: Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 76. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 473; BB p. 95-96; BM 1: 481; CSP 2: 347;
DNB 16: 33-34; Jackson p. 18; MD p. 97-99; PR 2419-2420.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Drummond, cf. infra, sub Th. Drummond.
1530. First steps to botany, intended as popular illustration of the science leading to its
study as a branch of general education. London (Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown,
and Green) 1823. Duod. (First steps bot.)
Ed. 1: Dec 1823, p. [i-viii], [1]-389. Copies: HU, NY.
Ed. 2: London (id.) Duod. 27 Mai-1 Oct 1826, p. [i-viii], [1]-391. Copy: HU.
Ed. 3: London (Longman, Rees, Orme, and Green) 1831. Duod., p. [i]-viii, [1]-391.
Copy: BR. — Reprinted without change.
Ed. 4: London 1835 (n.v.) Copy: BM. — id.
Ref.: BM 1: 481; Jackson p. 371, p. 38; MD p. 98; PR 2419.
Drummond, James Ramsay (1851-1921), British botanist and collector, in India
1874-1904, later at Kew, nephew of James and Thomas Drummond. (7. R. Drumm.)
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: K; dupl. e.g. at B, BM, CAL, E, G, P, W. (‘‘Flora of North
Western India,” “Flora pentapotamica’’).
Ref.: 1H 2: 168.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 473; BB p. 95-96; Langman p. 253; NSW
p- I0f.
Prain, J. Bot. 59: 174. 1921.
Prain, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1921: 123; 1922: 301-302.
Stapf, Proc. Linn. Soc. 133: 47. 1921.
Prain, Bot. Exch. Club Rep. 6: 356-357. 1921.
684.
DRUMMOND, T.
EPONYMY: Drummondia A. Chaves Batista & H. Maia (1963) is dedicated to Octavio
Drummond, Brazilian phytopathologist.
Drummond, Thomas (1780-1835), Scottish collector and botanist, in N. America
1831-1835, brother of James Drummond. (Drumm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The location of Drummond’s original herbarium is unknown.
The most important sets of his plants are at BM and K;; for further information see IH.
For exsiccatae see below and Sayre (1971). Sets of the Musci americani (nos. 1-180)
Warrington 1841, arranged and named by William Wilson (1799-1871) and W. J.
Hooker are at B, BM, and FH.
Ref.: BB p. 96; IH 2: 169; Laségue p. 196-198, 204; MD p. go.
Anon., Flora 22: 95. 14 Feb. 1829.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 38-39. 1902 (q.v. for further references).
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 159. 1964.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 193-196. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIioGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 890; Barnhart 1: 473; BB p. 96; BM 1: 473;
Bossert p. 107; CSP 2: 347, 7: 560; DNB 16: 41; ME 1: 179, 3: 418.
Hooker, J. Bot. 1: 50-60, 183-202. 1834.
Hooker, Comp. Bot. Mag. 1: 16, 21-26, 39-49, 95-101, 170-177. 1835, 2: 60-64. 1836.
Anon., Flora 19: 272. 7 Mai 1836.
Laségue, Musée bot. Delessert 196-198, 204. 1845.
Hooker, Bot. Misc. 1: 178. 1849.
Sargent, Silva 2: 25. 1891.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 38-39. 1902.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 40. 1905.
Spaulding, Popular Sci. Monthly 74: 48-57. 1909 (portr.)
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 293. 1921.
Rodgers, John Torrey 340. 1942; Amer. Bot. 1873-1892. 166, 211. 295. 1944; Noble
Fellow Sullivant 346. 1940.
Hadfield, Pioneers in gardening 127. 1951.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 218, 273-274. 1967.
Coats, The plant hunters 314-316, 325-327, 387. 1969.
EPONYMY: Drummondia A. P. de Candolle (1830) ; Drummondia W. J. Hooker (1828, nom.
cons.) ; Drummondita W. H. Harvey (1855; also dedicated to his brother James (1784-
1863), q.v.) (To avoid confusion with Drummondia de Candolle and Drummondia Hooker,
Harvey “‘... adopted the termination “ita,” — being an I for James, and a T for Tho-
mas!’’). Note: Drummondia A. Chaves Batista & H. Maia (1963) is dedicated to Octavio
Drummond, Brazilian phytopathologist.
15312- Musci scotici; or, dried specimens of the mosses that have been discovered in
Scotland; with reference to their localities. 2 vols. of exsiccatae, (vol. 1, nos. 1-100; vol. 2,
nos. 1-100). Forfar 1824-1825. Qu. (Muse. scot.)
Publ.: 1: Jan-Sep 1824, 2: Jan-Mar 1825. — Each volume has 100 specimens. Copies:
BM, E, FH, G, K.
Ref.: MD p. 99.
Hooker, Edinburgh J. Sci. 1(2): 365-367. 1824.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 195-196. 1971.
1532. Musci americani; or, specimens of the mosses collected in British North America
and chiefly among the Rocky Mountains, during the second land arctic expedition under
the command of captain Franklin R.N. (vol. 1, nos. 1-158, vol. 2, nos. 159-286) Glasgow
1828. (Musc. amer.)
Publ.: 1828 — See Sayre (1971) for additional data and references. Sets at BM, FH, G, K,
NJ.
Ref.: MD p. 99.
Hooker, Bot. Misc. 1: 93-94. 1829.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 193-194. 1971.
685
DRURY
Drury, Heber (1819-1872), British colonel in the Madras Light Infantry, student of
the flora of India. (Drury).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BB p. 96; CSP 2: 347; Jackson p. 540; PR 2421-2422.
1533- Handbook of the Indian flora; being a guide to all the flowering plants hitherto de-
scribed as indigenous to the continent of India. Madras, London 1864-1869, 3 vols. (1, 2:
Trabancore Sircar Press, Madras; 3: Richardson & Co. London) (Handb. Ind. fl.)
Vol. 1: 1864 (p. ii: Mar 1864), p. [i*-11*], [i]-v, [1]-659. Copy: HH.
Vol. 2: 1866 (Flora 8 Oct 1867), p. [i-11], [1]-604. Copy: HH.
Vol. 3: Mar-Jun 1869 (p. 11: 4 Mar 1869; Flora 20 Jul 1869), p. [i-i1], [1]-708. Copy:
HH.
‘Ref.: PR 2422; IDC 7312.
Dryander, Jonas Carlsson (1748-1810), Swedish botanist, librarian to Banks.
(Dryander).
TYPES, MANUSCRIPTS and CORRESPONDENCE: BM. — Dryander edited the first edition and
part of the second edition of Aiton’s Hortus kewensis (see nos. 72 and 73). He described
several of the new taxa; these are listed by Krok (KR p. 144-145). Plants from the Kew
garden were sent by Dryander to his uncle L. J. Montin (1723-1785) whose herbarium
is at S; other sheets are in the Thunberg herbarium at UPS. Plants collected by Dryander
in the Uppsala garden are in the Linnaean herbarium at Stockholm (Lindmann 1907).
Ref.: BB p. 96; BMNH Hist. coll. p. 35; KR p. 144-145.
Aiton, Hort. kew. ed. 2. 5, postscript, 1813.
Lindmann, Ark. Bot. 7(3): 13. 1907.
Britten, J. Bot. 50 (suppl. 3): 1-16. 1912.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 473; BB p. 96; BM 1: 481, 6: 281; Bossert
p- 107; CSP 2: 347; Dawson p. 275-279; HR; HU 2: 604 [ind.]; IF p. 693; Jackson
p- 541; KR p. 143-145; Langman p. 70; LS 7307; MW p. 101; Plesch p. 208; PR 78,
2423-2424, 5293, QOIT.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 3: 89, 261, 278, 321, 339. 1797.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 68.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 40. 1906.
Maiden, J. Proc. Roy. Soc. NSW 42: 66-67. 1908.
Maiden, Sir Joseph Banks 96-100. 1909.
Curtis, William Curtis 59, 80, 82, 83, 111. 1941.
Uggla, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 156: 99-102. 1945.
Stafleu, in L’Héritier, Sertum anglicum, facs. 1963, p. xvii.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 153, 155, 221, 232, 236, 238-239. 1971.
EPONYMY: Dryandera Cothenius (1790, orth. var. of Dryandra 'Thunberg); Dryandra R.
Brown (1810, nom. cons.) ; Dryandra 'Thunberg (1783, nom. rej.)
HANDWRITING: Contr. N.S.W. nat. Herb. 4(6): 370. 1973.
1534- Catalogus bibliothecae historico-naturalis Fosephi Banks regi a consiliis intimis, baroneti,
balnei equitis, regiae societatis praesidis caet. London (W. Bulmer & Co.) 1798-1800,
5 vols. Oct. (Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks).
Publ.: Important bibliography of pre-nineteenth century natural history because of the
richness of Banks’ library and of the inclusion of articles published in the periodical
literature. Some of the missing titles were listed in Dryander’s Catalogus librorum qui
desiderantur in Bibliotheca ... 3. Banks [six editions, ed. 1, 1782, later also “‘Deszderata
pro Bibliotheca Banksiana’’ [ed. 3, 1790]. — The Banksian library is now at the British
Museum (Bloomsbury). — Tomus III, Botanici, was presented by Banks to the Uni-
versity library of Cambridge on 3 Nov 1797. Copy: Teyler.
Tomus 1, Scriptores generales. 1798, p. [i]-vii, [1]-309, [14, index].
686
DUBY
Tomus 2, oologi. 1796, p. [i-xx], [1]-578, [30, index].
Tomus 3, Botanici. 9g Nov 1797, p. [i]-xxili, [1]-656 p., [38, index].
Tomus 4, Mineralogi. 1799, p. [i]-ix, [1]-390 p., [26, index].
Tomus 5, Supplementum et index auctorum 6 Nov 1800, p. [i], [1]-531 (“531°”), [532 expl.
signs].
Facsimile ed.: New York and London (Johnson Reprint Corporation). Amsterdam (A.
Asher and Co.) 1966. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 1: 481; KR p. 145, no. 14; PR 2424; IDC 6495.
Stafleu, Taxon 17: 218-220. 1968.
Dubois, Francois Noel Alexandre (1752-1824), French clergyman and botanist at
Orléans. (Dubois).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: OR?
Ref.: 1H 2: 169.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 474; PR 2426.
EPONYMY: Duboisia H. Karsten (1847) and Duboisreymondia H. Karsten (1848) are de-
dicated to Dubois-Reymond.
1535- Méthode éprouvée, avec laquelle on peut parvenir facilement, et sans maitre, a
connoitre les plantes de lintérieur de la France, et en particulier celles des environs
d’Orléans. Ouvrage infiniment utile aux personnes qui passent une partie de ’année ala
campagne, et aux jeunes gens auquels on veut inspirer du gout pour l’histoire naturelle.
Orléans (Darnault-Maurant), an xi, 1803. Oct. (Meéth. éprowv.)
Ed. 1: Sep-Oct 1803 (JGLF Oct 1803; “‘an XI’), p. [1i]-xv, [1]-592. Copy: B. — Occasion-
al variant spellings (e.g. Ophris) can be considered to have been unintentional.
Fd. 1(a): Paris (E. Cretté) 2 Apr 1825 (BF), Oct., p. [1*-iv*], [i]-xv, [1]-592. Copy: B. -—
*““Nouvelle édition.”’
Ed. 2: Paris (Janet et Cotelle), Bruxelles (Librairie parisienne) 27 Jul 1833 (BF), Oct.,
p- [i*-i*], [1]-x, [1]-541. Copy: NY. — “Seconde édition.”’
Ed. 3: Paris (A. Cotelle) 20 Jun 1840 (BF), Oct., p. [1*-iv*], 3 pl., [i]-iv, [1]-627. Copy: B.
Title: “Méthode ... on parvient facilement et ... plantes de la France. Ouvrage
utile ... troisieme édition entirement refondue et augmentée; comprenant toutes les
plantes phanérogames de la France; par M. Boitard ... avec trois planches de prin-
cipes.”’ — Pierre Boitard (1787-1859).
Ed. 4: Paris (A. Cotelle) 1846, Oct., p. [i*-11i*], [i-iv], [1]-611, pl. 1-3. Copies: MO, NY.
‘“‘Quatriéme édition entiérement refondue et augmentée, comprenant toutes les plantes
phanérogames de la France, ainsi que leurs propriétés médicinales.”
Ed. 4, ‘“‘deuxiéme tirage:”’ Paris 1857, Oct., p. i-iv, 1-611, 3 pl.
Ref.: BM 1: 482; Jackson p. 274; Plesch p. 208; PR 2426; IDC 5475.
Duby, Jean Etienne (1798-1885), Swiss clergyman and botanist at Genéve. (Duby).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BERN (Phanerogams), G (exotic Musci and Hepatics), STR
(other cryptogams), Motelay (Bordeau) European mosses. A manuscript list at G,
drawn up by Duby’s widow on 23 Apr 1886 lists the 29 collections of mostly non-
European bryophytes and fungi sold by her to W. Barbey. The most important item was
the Hedwig-Schwaegrichen herbarium (‘11 boites de types’’). The Barbey collections
were later incorporated in the Boissier herbarium and were ultimately transferred to the
general herbarium of G from 1958 on. The collections also included the Duby herbarium
of acrocarp musci, several sets of fungi (e.g. Duchamp, Ravenel) and the Mougeot et
Nestler exsiccatae. — Duplicates at FI, IBF, NY, P, PC.
Ref.: TH 2: 169.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 26. 1966.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 4743; BM 1: 483; Bossert p. 108; CSP 2: 355;
356, 7: 564, 9: 741, 14: 699; GR p. 630-631; Jackson p. 541 [ind.]; Langman p. 253;
LS 7327-7337; MW p. tot, suppl. p. 57; PFC 1: xli; PR 2433-2434.
687
DUBY
Cesati, Mem. Soc. Ital. Sci. ser. 3. 4: 32-33. 1882.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxvii. 1883.
Anon., Revue de Bot. 4: 329-330. 1886.
Anon., Verh. schweiz. naturf. Ges. 69: 133-137. 1886 (bibl.)
Anon., Bot. Gaz. 11: 70. 1886..
Bescherelle, Bull. Soc. bot. France 32(1): 371-373. 1885 (1886).
Chaponniére, Jean-Etienne Duby, Genéve 1886.
Irta, Magy. névén. lap. 10: 10-11. 1886 (bibl.)
Anon., Botaniker-Kalender 1887: 100.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 212-217. 1940 (bibl.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 40. 1941.
Stafleu, Adanson, Labillardiére, de Candolle 85. 1967.
COMPOSITE works: DC, Prodr.: Primulaceae, 8: 33-74, 667-668. med. Mar 1844.
EPONYMY: Dubyaea A. P. de Candolle (1838).
1536. Aug. Pyrami de Candolle Botanicon gallicum seu synopsis plantarum in flora gallica
descriptarum. Editio secunda. Ex herbariis et schedis Candollianis propriisque digestum
a J. E. Duby. Paris (Mme Ve Bouchard-Huzard) [1828-1830] 2 vols. Oct. (Bot. gall.)
Pars prima, plantas vasculares continens, publ. 12-14. Apr 1828, p. [i]-xii, [1]-544. Copy: U.
Pars secunda, plantas cellulares continens, publ. Mai 1830, p. [i-vi], [545]-1068, [1]-lvii.
Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 1: 483; LS 7327; PFC 1: xli; PR 1470; IDC 6508.
Duchartre, Pierre-Etienne-Simon (1811-1894), French botanist, ultimately pro-
fessor of botany at the Sorbonne. (Duchartre).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Unknown; material at AUT, CGE, CN, FI, G, LY, P.
Ref.: TH 2: 169.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 475; BM 1: 484, 6: 282; Bossert p. 108;
CSP 2: 356-358, 6: 644, 7: 564, 9: 742, 12: 205-206, 14: 700; Jackson p. 541 [ind.];
Langman p. 253; LS 7340-7342; MW p. tor; NI 536; PR 2435-2438, 10550.
Bornet, C. R. Acad. Sci., Paris, 119: 824-828. 1894.
De Wildeman, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 33(2): 175-177. 1894.
Bonnier, Rev. gén. Bot. 6:-481-504. 1894 (bibl.), also sep.
Flahault, J. de Bot., Morot 8: 381-385. 1894.
Clos, Bull. Soc. bot. France 42: 88-143. 1895 (bibl.)
Vilmorin, J. Soc. natl. Hortic. ser. 3. 17: 39-56. 1895.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1894/5: 31-32. 1895.
Tucker, Cat. Arnold Arb. 2: 10. 1917.
Anon., Lily Year-Book 1936, portr. (err. + 1914).
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 26. 1966.
Virville, Regn. veg. 71: 11. 1970.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: DC, Prodr.: Aristolochiaceae, 15(1): 421-498, early Mai 1864.
EPONYMY: Duchartrea Decaisne (1846); Duchartrella O. Kuntze (1891).
1537. Revue botanique recueil mensuel renfermant l’analyse des travaux publiés en France
et a l’étranger sur la botanique et sur ses applications a l’horticulture, l’agriculture, la
médecine etc. Paris (A. Franck) 1845-1847, Oct. (Rev. bot.)
Vol. r: 1845-1846, p. [i-iii], [1]-592.
Vol. 2: 1846-1847, p. [i], [1]-592 (“392”’).
See 2: 385-386 for a note by Duchartre on Delessert. With the latter’s death the journal
came to an end; it appeared in the beginning in monthly instalments of 48 p. of which
the first, for July 1845, in August 1845. We have seen no copy in original covers of vol. 1
but assume that the monthly schedule was adhered to (July 1845-June 1846). Vol. 2
appeared as follows (copy in original covers at MO):
688
DUCHESNE
vol. pars dateson covers pages vol. pars dates on covers pages
2 1/2 Jul-Aug 1846 [1]-96 2S Feb 1847 [337]-384
3 Sep 1846 L97]-144 g/10 Mar-Apr 1847 [385]-480
4 Oct 1846 [145]-192 11 Mai 1847 [481 ]-528
5/6 Nov-Dec 1846 [195]-288 12 Jun 1847 [529]-592
7 Jan 1847 [289]-336 ["392”7]
Unsigned articles and notes are by Duchartre.
Ref.: IDC 5547.
Duchassaing de Fontbressin, Edouard Placide (1818-1873), Guadeloupe physician
and naturalist. (Duchass.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Main collection of Guadeloupe at GOET (set used by Walpers)
via Grisebach. Other sets e.g. at B (was considerable) and P, for further duplicates see [H.
Ref.: 1H. 2: 169.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 11: 495. 1853 (herbarium for sale).
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 39-40. 1902, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 263, 271, 275, 286, 298, 341.
1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 475; BM 1: 484; CSP 2: 358, 7: 564, 14: 700.
Sagot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 20: 275-280. 1873.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 39, 56. 1898; 3: 39-40. 1902.
EPONYMY: Duchassaingia Walpers (1851).
Duchesne, Antoine Nicolas (1747-1827), French botanist and horticulturist. (Du-
chesne).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 660; Barnhart 1: 484; BM 1: 484; Bossert
p- 108; GR p. 317; HU 2: 605 [ind.]; LS 7343; PR 2439-2442.
Silvestre, Notice historique Duchesne, Paris 1827.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 100. 1905.
Bunyard, Gard. Chron. 54: 61-62. 1913 (portr.)
Bunyard, J. R. Hort. Soc. 39: fig. 169. 1914 (portr.)
Lee, Amer. hort. Mag. 43: 80-88, 1964.
Stafleu, Introduction to Jussieu’s Genera Plantarum xxxvii. 1964.
Lee, 7n Darrow, ‘The strawberry 40-72. 1966.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 280. 1971.
Guedes, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 6(3): 177. 1972.
Guédés, Taxon 22: 212-214. 1973.
EPONYMY: Duchesnea J. E. Smith (1811).
1538. Manuel de botanique, contenant les propriétés des piantes [sic] utiles pour la nourri-
ture, d’usage en médecine, employées dans les arts, d’ornement pour les jardins, & que
Von trouve a la campagne aux environs de Paris. Paris 1764. Oct. (n.v.) (Man. bot.)
Publ.: 1764 (Cat. hebd. 11 Aug 1764), xxiv, 44, 76, 92, 94, 75 p.
Ref.: BM 1: 484; PR 2439.
Guédés, Taxon 22: 212-214. 1973.
1539- Histoire naturelle des fraisiers, contenant les vues d’économie réunies a la botanique;
& suivie de remarques particuliéres sur plusieurs points qui ont rapport a V’histoire
naturelle générale. Paris (Didot le jeune, C. J. Panckoucke) 1766. Duod. (Hist. nat. frais.)
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1766 (approbation g Mai 1766), [i]-xii, [1]-324, [1]-118, [2, approb.],
1 tabl. Copy: U.
Ref.: PR 2440.
689
DUCKE
Ducke, Adolpho (1876-1959), Brazilian botanist and explorer of the Amazone region.
(Ducke).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: IAN, MG and RB, duplicates in many herbaria.
Ref.: 1H 2: 169.
Ducke, Bol. Tecn. Inst. Agron. Norte 28: 39-44. 1954 (on MG).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 475; Bossert p. 108; CSP 14: 701[?]; NI 539.
Pires, Bol. Téc. Inst. agron. Norte 36: 161-162. 1959.
Archer and Rizzini, Arq. Jard. bot. 17: 229-235. 1961 (155 nos. bibl.)
Archer, Taxon 11: 233-242. 1962 (bibl., 133 nos.)
Egler, Bol. Mus. Par. Emilio Goeldi ser. 2. 18: 1-129. 1963 (itin., bibl. portr.; the most
extensive treatment, completed after Egler’s death by Cavalcante).
Schultes, Regn. veg. 71: 233, 281, 291. 1970, also in Bot. Rev. 36(3): 262-265. 1970.
Stace, Taxon 20: 337-343. 1971.
EPONYMY: Duckea Maguire (1958); Duckeanthus R. E. Fries (1934) ; Duckeodendron Kuhl-
mann (1925); Duckesia Cuatrecasas (1961).
Note: Duckera Barkley (1942) is dedicated to Elisabeth Anne Barkley née Ducker (1908-x),
American botanist.
HANDWRITING: Taxon I1: 236. 1962.
Ducluzeau, J. A. P. (fi. 1805), French botanist. (Ducluz.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 476.
EPONYMY: Cluzella Bory de Saint-Vincent (1823).
1540. Essai sur histoire naturelle des conferves des environs de Montpellier. Montpellier
_ (Auguste Ricard) s.d. [1805]. Oct. (Essaz conferv. Montpellier).
Publ.: probably Dec 1805 [see p. 92, presentation of thesis], p. [1]-89, [90, err.; 91, note;
92, presentation]. Copies: G(2), UC. — The seven plates, announced to be published
later, never appeared.
Ref.: PR 2448.
Duift, Adolf (1803-1875), German industrialist and lichenologist. (Dufft).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. — Exsiccatae: Cladonien der Flora germanica (grossen-
theils in der Umgegend von Stettin, ferner in der Mark Brandenburg gesammelt). 1863
(? 1860). Copies: FH (150 specimens), L (at least 181 specimens).
Ref Ao 70.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 120-121. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(2): 443; 6(1): 262; Barnhart 1: 477; CSP 6: 644,
7: 566; LS 7385.
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 25: 416-417. 1875.
Anon., Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 17: xx, Ixv. 1875.
Dufour, Léon [Marie] (1861-1942), French mycologist at Fontainebleau. (Dufour).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 486; CSP 14: 712; LS 7409-7421, suppl.
6963-6974[?].
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 433. 1916.
Davy de Virville, Bull. Soc. bot. France 89: 15-18. 1942 (portr.)
Davy de Virville, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 58: 200-228. 1942 (portr., bibl.)
690
DUFTSCHMID
NOTE: Not to be confused with [Jean-Marie] Léon Dufour (1780-1865) who also pu-
blished on fungi (Eponymy: Dufourea Acharius (1809), Dufourea Bory de Saint-Vincent
ex Willdenow (1810), Dufourea Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1819), Dufowrea Grenier
(1827), Dufoureomyces Ciferri & Tomaselli (1953); nor with Louis Dufour (1832-1892),
Lausanne physicist, or Louis (Luigi) Dufour (1830-1901), Genoa physicist and algologist.
1541. Allas des champignons comestibles et vénéneux [.] 80 planches coloriées représentant
191 champignons communs en France avec leur description, les moyens de reconnaitre
les bonnes et les mauvaises espéces et de nombreuses recettes culinaires par L. Dufour
. Ouvrage spécialement rédigé pour servir de complément a la Nouvelle flore des
champignons de MM. Costantin et Dufour. Paris (Paul Klincksieck) 1891. Qu. (Aélas
champ. comest.)
Publ.: In to parts of 8 plates with text of which 1-4 were available by Mai 1891 (Nat.
Nov.) and 5-10 by Nov 1891 (Nat. Nov.); p. [i-ui], [1]-79, [80, cont.], pl. 1-80,
chromoliths. with figs. 1-191. Copies: NY, Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 1: 486 (err. sub Louis Dufour), NI 541.
Dufresne, Pierre (1786-1836), French physician at Geneva. (Du/r.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown; if any, in G-DC.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 478; Langman p. 254; MW p. 102; PR 2463.
Pritzel, Linnaea 19: 452. 1847.
Martins, Le jardin des plantes de Montpellier 52. 1854.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 201, 235, 236, 391. 1862.
Dufresne, E., Le dr. Pierre Dufresne, Paris 1890.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 220-221. 1940.
EPONYMY: Dufresnia A. P. de Candolle (1830).
1542. Histoire naturelle et médicale de la famille des Valérianées; présentée et publiquement
soutenue a la Faculté de médecine de Montpellier, le 14 juin 1811 ... pour obtenir le
grade de docteur en médecine. Montpellier (Jean Martel ainé) 1811. Qu. (Hist. nat.
Valeér.)
Publ.: 14 Jun 1811, p. [1]-61, 3 uncoloured anonymous copper engravings, [1 p. list
faculty]. ‘Thesis defended under A. P. de Candolle. Copies: G, MO, NY.
Ref.: Langman p. 254; MW p. 102; PR 2463; IDC 6165.
Duftschmid, Johann Baptiste (1804-1866), Austrian physician and botanist at Linz.
(Duftschmid ).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LI.
JABS M EY OS SiGKoy,
Candolle, Phytographie 409. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 478; CSP 2: 374; PR sub 2463, 10551.
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 17: 28. 1867; Flora 50: 14. 1867.
1543. Die Flora von Oberdsterreich. Linz (Franz Ignaz Ebenhéchsche Buchhandlung)
1870-1885, 4 vols., Oct. (Fl. Oberésterreich).
vol... -JEleft pages dates
I I [il-v, [1]-94 Jun-Nov 1870
2 Li], 99-190 1873
3 [191 ]-294 Jan Apr 1874
2 115] — G], 289-354 1876
2[6] [i], 355-426 1878
317] [1], 427-502 Jan-Jun 1879
4[8] [i], 503-600 1880
691
DUFTSCHMID
vole a ielett pages dates
3 [i]-iv, [1]-454, [1, err.] 1883
4 li], [1]-346 Jan-Apr 1885
Copy: HH. — “‘Herausgegeben vom oberésterr. Museum Francisco — Carolinum and
published in the Museum’s Jahresberichte.
Ref.: PR 10551.
Dugés, Alfred Auguste Dalsescantz (1826-1910), French botanist who settled in
Mexico in 1853. (Dugées).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material at GH, MEXU, P, US.
Ref: TH 2:21:70:
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 479; Bossert p. 108; CSP 9: 746, 12: 207,
14: 713-714; Langman p. 254.
Anon., Revista Cient. Bibl. Soc. Cien. Antonio Alzate 1902(1/2): 1-17. 1903 (portr.)
Villada, La Naturaleza ser. 3. 1: 52. 1910.
McVaugh, Contr. Univ. Mich. herb. 9: 232. 1972.
EPONYMY: Dugesia A. Gray (1882).
POSTAGE STAMPS: Mexico 1975, 1.60 $.
Duhamel du Monceau, Henri Louis (1700-1782), French agronomist, naval techno-
logist, forester and botanist; ‘“‘inspecteur général de la Marine.” (Duhamel).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 677; Barnhart 1: 479 (d. 1781); BM 1: 487,
6: 283; Bossert p. 108; Frank 3(Anh.): 26; HU 2: 605 [ind.]; Langman p. 255; LS
7438-7440a; MW p. 102; NI 542-552; Plesch p. 209-212; PR 2465-2470.
Condorcet, Hist. Acad. Sci., Paris 1782: 131-135. 1785.
Boehmer, Bibl. 3(1):. 211. 1787.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexik. 154-156. 1874.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 101. pl. 24. 1905 (portr.)
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 449 [index]. 1937.
Bourde, The influence of England on the French agronomes, Cambridge 1953.
Chinard, Libr. Bull. 1957: 508-522.
Rousseau, Regn. veg. 71: 218. 1970.
Eklund, DSB 4: 223-225. 1971.
Hahn, The anatomy of a scientific institution 344, 423. 1971.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 261, 275, 279, 281-282. 1971.
EPONYMY: Duhamelia Persoon (1805); Hamelia N. J. Jacquin (1760).
1544. Traité des arbres et arbustes qui se cultivent en France en pleine terre. Paris 1755
(H. L. Guérin & L. F. Delatour) 2 vols. Qu. (Traité arbr. arbust.)
Ed. 1: Vol. 1: 1755, p. [i*-iti*], [i]-lxui, [1]-368, pl. 7-139.
Vol. 2: 1755, p. [i-ili], [1]-387, 3 folded steel engr., 3 woodcuts, various smaller figures
in text.
Copies: MO, NY, US, U. — Plates: in part printed from blocks used by Mattioli.
Additions pour le Traité des arbres et arbustes were published in the author’s Des semis et
plantations des arbres, et de leur culture. Paris 1760. Qu. (see below). The additions are a
separately paged appendix consisting of 27 pages and 1 plate.
Ed. [2]: 1785 (n.v.), “nullo modo differt’? (PR).
German: Abhandlungen von Baumen Stauden und Strauchen Welche in Frankreich in
freyer Luft erzogen werden. Von Herrn Du Hamel Du Monceau ... Erster [zweyter,
dritter] Theil. Aus dem Franzésischen tibersetzt, und mit vielen neuen Anmerkungen
692
DUHAMEL
vermehrt, durch Carl Christoph Oelhafen von Schéllenbach, der Reichs-Stadt
Niirnberg Pflegern zu Gravenberg. Niirnberg 1763. Qu. (Johann Michael Seligmann)
1763. Qu. (Abh. Baum. Strauch.)
Erster Theil: Introd. sign. A-K, unpaged, [1]-258, 3 plates (Plesch: 7), text ill. Copy:
USDA.
Kweyter Theil: [i-iii], [1 ]-284, ind. sign. Nn-Ddd. — 7 pl. (Plesch: 4). Copy: USDA.
Dritter Theil: [i], [58], [1]-272, 26 pl. (fide Plesch).
Ref.: BM 1: 487; DA 1967; DU 99; GF p. 55; HU 552; Jackson p. 206; LS 7438a;
NI 547-548; Plesch p. 209; PR 2469; SA 1: 144, 2: 557; IDC q12.
Ewan, Proc. Amer. Philos. Soc. 103: 807-818. 1959.
1545. Des semis et plantations des arbres, et de leur culture; ou méthodes pour multiplier
et élever les arbres, les planter en massifs &c en avenues; former les foréts & les bois; les
entretenir, & rétablir ceux qui sont dégradés: faisant partie du traité complet des bois &
des foréts ... ouvrage enrichi de figures en taille-douce. Paris (H. L. Guérin & L. F.
Delatour) 1760. Qu. (Semis plantat. arbr.)
Ed. 1: 1760, p. [i*-iii*], [i]-lxxx, [1]-383, pl. 1-16, p. 1-27, figs. 1-3 (add.), r-ro (add.,
corr.) r pl. Copies: MO, NY.
The 27 p. appendix of additions is to the Traité des arbres (see above).
German: Von der Holz-Saat und Pflanzung der Wald-Baume, auch derselber ferneren
Wart; oder Arten, Baume zu vermehren und zu erziehen, mit diesen Baumen Dickige
und Alleen, auch ganze Walder an zu legen, dieselben geh6rig zu erhalten, und die in
Abnahm gekommene Walder wieder in guten Stand zu setzen: als ein zur vollstandi-
gen Abhandlung von den Waldern und Holzern gehoriger Theil durch Herrn Du
Hamel Du Monceau ... durchaus mit vielen Kupferstichen. Aus dem Franzésischen
iibersetzt durch Carl Christoph Oelhafen von Schéllenbach, der Reichs-Stadt Nirn-
berg Pflegern zu Gravenberg. Niirnberg (Johann Michael Seligmanns seel. Erben)
1763. Qu. ;
Publ.: 1763, p. [1-58, sign. a-h], [1]-272, 16 copper engr. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 487; NI 545; Plesch p. 210.
1546. Traité des arbres fruitiers; contenant leur figure, leur description, leur culture, &c.
Paris (Saillant, Desaint) 1768, 2 vols. Qu. (Traité arbr. fruit.)
Ed. 1: Nov 1768. Copies: G, HU, NY.
Vol. r: p. [i*], [i1*], [i]-xxix, [xxx-xxxi], [1]-337, 62 pl. (Copy: G) (other sources give
63 pl.)
Vol. 2: p. [i]-[ii], [1]-280, 178 pl., pl. 1-32, 1-20, 1-58, [1], 1-7.
Ed. 2: Paris, Bruxelles (J. L. de Boubers), 3 vols. 1782.
1: [i-iii], [1]-320, pl. [z-3], 7-6, 1-16, 1, 1. Copies: HU, L, NY.
2: [i], [1]-338, pl. 1-8, 1-2, 1-13, 1-4, 1, I-31, 1-7, 1, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14-19. Copies: HU, L, NY.
3: [i], [1]-260, pl. 1-57. Copies: HU, NY.
Other issue of ed. 2: Paris (Desaint). Copy: NY; collation as above.
The plates (180 in ed. 1, 180 in ed. 2) are uncoloured engravings after drawings by
Aubriet, Mlle Basseporte, Le Berriays. They are numbered in partial series or un-
numbered.
German ed.: Niirnberg (Adam Wolfgang Winterschmid) 1775-1783, 3 vols. Qu. Copy: NY.
1: [i]-xvi, [1]-202, pl. 1-13, 1-16, I, I-2, I-9. 1775.
2: [1]-134, pl. 1-2, I-14, I-4, I, 1-32, I-20. 1782.
3: [1]-130, pl. 1-58, 1, 1-7. 1783.
*T1:] Abhandlung von den Obstbéaumen ... aus dem Franzésichen iibersetzt von
Carl Christoph Oelhafen von Schollenbach,” [2, 3:] Pomona gallica oder Abhand-
Bbaver 1 Gs
Ref.: BM 1: 487; DU 100; GF p. 55; HU 664 [ed. 2]; LS 7438a; NI 550; Plesch p. a11-
212; PR 2466.
1547. Traité des arbres et arbustes que lon cultive en France, par Duhamel. Nouvelle
édition, augmentée de plus de moitié pour le nombre des espéces, distribuée d’apres un
ordre plus méthodique suivant I’état actuel de la botanique et de l’agriculture: avec des
figures, d’aprés les dessins de P. J. Redouté ... dédiée a Sa Majesté ’ Impératrice Reine.
Paris (Etienne Michel) [1800-]1801-1819. 7 vols. Fol. (Traité arbr. arbust.)
693
DUHAMEL
Publ.: Title pages vary. The HU copy has:
rz: (engraved) Traité des arbres et arbustes que l’on cultive en France en pleine terre
par Duhamel seconde édition considérablement augmentée. Paris (Didot ainé,
Michel, Lamy) s.d. [1800-1803], p. [i-vi], [1]-80, 77bis-80bis, 77ter-78ter, [81], 82-
264, [i]-iv, pl. 1-60.
2: Title as in heading, printed, Paris (Etienne Michel) 1804, p. [1]-244, [i]-v, [1],
pl. 1-66, 66[ bis], 67-71.
3: as in 2, 1806, p. [i-iii], [1]-234, [i]-iv, pl. 1-27, 27bis, 28, 28bis, 29-51, 50bis, 53-58.
4: as in 2, 1809, p. [i-ili], [1]-10, 96bis, 1obis, r1bis-14bis, [11]-240, [1]-33, pl. rbis,
obis, gbis, 4-11, 11bis, 1-3, 12-22, 22bis, 24-33, 33bis, 34-63, p. [1*]-4* ind.
5: “Nouveau Duhamel, ou traité des arbres at arbustes que l’on cultive en France,
rédigé par G.-L.A. Loiseleur Deslongchamps ... avec des figures d’aprés les dessins
de MM. P.-J. Redouté et P. Bessa. Dédiée a Sa Majesté I’ Impératrice Joséphine. Paris
(Etienne Michel, Arthus Bertrand) 1812,” p. [i-ii], [1]-330, [1]-4, pl. 1-84, 72bis,
p. [i*]-4* ind.
6: asin 5 (minor typogr. differences), 1815, p. [1-111], [1]-36, 35-36bis, [37]-266, [1]-6;
pl. 2, 2[ bis], 3-32, 35-72, 72bis, 73-84; pl. 1-80, p. [1*]-6* ind.
7: asin 5“... et Etienne Michel ... avec des figures ..., 1819,” p. [i-iti], [1]-252,
[1]-7, [1*]+-7%, pl. 1-72.
Not all copies of vols. 5-7 have a title-page starting off with the words ‘‘Nouveau
Duhamel.’’ Copies exist with essentially the same text as that of the title page of the
first four volumes. The original announcement in the Journal Typographique of 5
Flor. VIII speaks of three issues, each in livraisons of six plates, black and white at
g Fr., in colour at 18 Fr., large paper on “‘vellum” in colour at 30 Fr. The book is an
independent publication and an entirely new work which shares only the name
“Duhamel” with the Traité of 1755 (“‘act of piety”). Vol. 4 contains at the end an
alphabetical list of all articles in the four volumes with an indication of their authors.
The note is signed Etienne Michel, who was the editor. Vols. 5-7 were edited by
J. L. A. Loiseleur-Deslongchamps. Other authors for the first volumes were C. F.
Mirbel, Veillard, J. H. Jaume-St.-Hilaire and L. J. M. Poiret.
The original drawings (498, of which 463 by P. J. Redouté and 33 by P. Bessa) are at
the Bibliotheque nationale (Paris). All plates are colour printed copper engravings (see
Nissen for a list of engravers).
Publication took place in 83 parts of which the contents of parts are not yet stated here
because our information is still too incomplete. The contemporary reviewing journals
(BF, JGLF, JT) and the Procés-Verbaux of the Académie provide information on the
dates of publication but not always on the contents. It will be necessary to consult a
copy in the original wrappers.
Re-issue: 1825, 7 vols., Paris (Arthus Bertrand) with original date in parentheses: 1:
(1801), 2: (1804), 3: (1806), 4: (1809), 5: (1809), 6: (1815), 7: (1819) all dated 1825.
Only copy known: Morton Arboretum, information Ian MacPhail.
t.p. (vol. 1): ““Traité des arbres et arbustes que l’on cultive en pleine terre, en Europe,
et particuliérement en France; par Duhamel. Edition augmentée de plus de moitié
pour le nombre des espéces, distribuée d’aprés un ordre plus méthodique, suivant
l’état actuel de la botanique et de l’agriculture. Rédigé par MM. Veillard, Jaume-
St.-Hilaire, Mirbel, Poiret et continuée par M. Loiseleur-Deslongchamps. Contenant
la description des arbres et arbustes d’agrément, des arbres fruitiers et forestiers;
l’exposé des charactéres du genre, des espéces, des variétés; leur culture, les moyens a
prendre pour les naturaliser, les usages économiques et médicinaux; le lieu natal,
’époque ou ils ont été apportés en Europe; etc., etc. Ouvrage orné de cinq cents
planches, d’aprés les dessins de MM. Redouté et Bessa.”
Re-issue: s.d. [1852?] (BM 1: 487), Paris (Librairie encyclopédique de Roret), 7 vols.
Copy: G. — All title pages with same text, identical with that of 1825 re-issue except for
imprint.
Ref.: BM 1: 487; DU 243; GF p. 55; LS 7438a; NI 549; Plesch p. 211-212; PR 2470;
SK p. clxxix; IDC 726.
Tucker, J. Arnold Arboretum 2: 181-182. 19213; 3: 227. 1922.
Stearn, zn Sitwell & Madol, Album de Redouté 16. 1954.
MacPhail, Cat. Redouteana 49-52. 1963.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 1: 199, frontisp. 1975 (sold at £ 21000).
694.
DULAC
1548. Traité des arbres fruitiers. Nouvelle édition, augmentée par A. Poiteau et P. J. F.
Turpin. Paris [1807]-1835, 6 vols. Fol. (Trazté arbr. fruit.)
Publ.: Like the ‘‘Nouveau Duhamel” a virtually independent work. The plates are by
Poiteau and Turpin; the six volumes, with 422 copper engravings (nos. 1-329, printed
in colour and finished by hand) were published in 72 parts of mostly 6 plates. The
contents and dates of publication of these parts are not given here because my data are
not complete. The plates were used again by Poiteau in his Pomologie frangaise, Paris
1846. The name Turpin was deleted from the plates in that edition (fide NI). The
dates of presentation to the Paris Academy of nearly all parts (1-69) can be found in
the Procés-Verbaux de l’Académie des Sciences; JGLF and BF provide additional
information.
Ref.: BM 1: 487; DU 101; LS 7440; NI 551, 1554; PR 2467.
Dujardin, Félix (1801-1860), French invertebrate zoologist and botanist at Rennes.
(Dujard.)
COLLECTIONS: Botanical collections unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 479; BM 1: 487; CSP 2: 378-380, 6: 644,
7: 569; Jackson p. 219; PR 2471-2472; Quenstedt p. 121.
Malagutti, Mém. Soc. acad. Maine-et-Loire 10: 1-16. 1861.
Nordenskidld, Hist. of biology 428-429. 1935.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 1188-1191. 1966.
1549- Histoire naturelle des Zoophytes. Infusoires, comprenant la physiologie et la classifica-
tion de ces animaux, et la maniére de les étudier a l’aide du microscope ... ouvrage
accompagné de planches. Paris (Libraire Encyclopédique de Robet) 1841. Oct. (Hist.
nat. Koophyt.)
Text: 1841, published in parts of which contents and dates are not known. — p. [i]-xii,
[1 ]-684.
Plates: sometimes with separate t.p. ‘‘Atlas renfermant 22 planches gravées sur acier”’
s.d., p. [i], [1]-14, [2, err.], pl. 1-16, 16bis, 17-22, coloured steel engravings.
Copies: NY, PCS.
Ref.: BM 1: 283, 487.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist.-nat. 154. 1846.
1550. Flore complete d’Indre et Loire publiée par la Société d’Agriculture, sciences, arts et
belles-lettres, et dédiée 4 M. d’Entraignes, préfet du département. Précédée d’une
introduction a l’étude de la botanique. Tours (Ad. Mame et Cie.) 1833. Oct. (Fl. Indre et
Loire).
Publ.: 1833, p. [i-xl], [1]-472, 3 pl. Copy: HH.
Ref.: PR 2471.
Saint-Hilaire, Mém. Soc. roy. Sci. Orléans 2: 128-134. 1838.
Dulac, Joseph (/!. 1867), French clergyman and botanist. (Dulac).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 479; BM 1: 487; CSP 14: 719; LS 74414;
PR 2473.
1551. Flore du département des Hautes-Pyrénées (publiée pour la premiére fois) plantes
vasculaires spontanées classification naturelle dichotomies pour arriver seul et sans
maitre a la détermination des familles, des genres, des espéces table compléte étymolo-
gique gravures dans le texte. — carte géographique. Paris (F. Savy) 1867. Duod. (F/.
Hautes-Pyrénées) .
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1867 (p. xii: 29 Jun 1867), [i]-xii, [1]-641, [1, cont.], map. Copies: B, BR,
NY?
Ref.: BM 1: 487; IF suppl. 1: 81; PR 2473; IDC 5905.
Anon., Flora 51: 127. 11 Apr 1868.
695
DULAG
1552. Département des Hautes-Pyrénées. Mélanges botaniques plantes nouvelles, critiques,
monstreuses, rares avec 46 figures. Paris (F. Savy). 1886. Oct. (Mélang. bot.)
Publ.: Apr-Jun 1886 (p. [viii]: 9 Nov 1875, p. xxiii: 20 Mar 1886, p. [85]: 17 Apr 1885,
achevé d’imprimer; Nat. Nov. Jul 1886), p. [iii]-xxiii, [1]-484, [485, colophon], 200
copies printed. Copy: HH.
Dumont de Courset, Georges Louis Marie [Baron] (1746-1824), French agrono-
mist. (Dum. Cours.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 480; BM 1: 489; Dawson p. 280; Langman
p- 255; MW p. tog.
Pritzel, Linnaea 19: 452. 1847.
Cayeux, J. Hortic. de France ser. 4. 12: 191-193. IQII.
EPONYMY: Coursetia A. P. de Candolle (1825).— Note: Dumontia J. F. V. Lamouroux (1813)
is dedicated to “*... mon respectable ami M. Ch. Dumont, I’un des auteurs du Diction-
naire (histoire naturelle,’’ about whom no further particulars could be found.
1553- Le botaniste cultivateur, ou description, culture et usage de la plus grande partie des
plantes étrangéres, naturalisées et indigénes, cultivées en France et en Angleterre, ran-
gées suivant la méthode de Jussieu. Paris (1-4: J. J. Fuchs; 5: Arthus Bertrand) 1802-
1805. 5 vols. Oct. (Bot. cult.)
Ed. 1: 1: 1-4 Jul 1802, p. [1]-742, [2, err.], table.
1-4 Jul 1802, p. [1]-826, [2, err.]
1-4 Jul 1802, p. [1]-779, [2, err.]
4: 1-4 Jul 1802, p. [1]-278, [1, err.]
5: Aug-Sep 1805, p. [i]-x1i, [1]-522, [2, err.]
Copies: MO, NY.
Ed. 2: Paris (Déterville, Goujon) 1811-1814, Oct., “*... en France, en Autriche, en
Italie et en Angleterre ..+5 “seconde édition, aaiemen refondue et considérable-
ment augmentée.””
r: 1811, p. [i]-viii, [1]-562, [563, err.], map, tabl.
: 1811, p. [i-ii], [1 ]-638.
; 1811, p- [i-ii], [1]-551, [552, err.]
: 1811, p. [iii], [1]-631, [632, err.]
: 1811, p. [i-ii], [1]-567.
: 1811, p. [i-i], [1]-631, [632, err.]
: Jun 1814, p. [iii], [1]-370, catal. pl. Courset: [1]-45, [46, err.]
Copies: MO, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 489; Langman p. 255; Plesch p. 212 (ed. 2); PR 2479; IDC 5906 (ed. 1),
FiZA (eds 2):
NOW G bv
Dumont d’Urville, Jules Sébastien César (1790-1842), French hydrographer and
explorer. (Dum. d’U7v.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Dumont d’Urville’s own herbarium is at CN. However, the
collections on which his publications are based are at P and PC. Duplicates: B, G, G-DC,
FI, LY, W. The collections on the Astrolabe Voyage of 1826-1829 were made By TPAC
ieee those on the Astrolabe and Zelée of 1837-1840 by J. B. Hombron, H. Jacquinot
and E. J. F. Le Guillon. Dumont himself collected on the voyage of the Coquille, 1822-1825.
Manuscripts: P.
Ref: THe 7 7 Te
Koster, Taxon 18: 551. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 155, 5(2): 182; Barnhart 1: 480; BM 1: 489;
Bossert p. 109; CSP 2: 399, 6: 645; GR p. 318; Jackson p. 377; LS 7458-7459; NI 555-
556; PR 2480-2482.
Lair, Mém. Acad. Sci. Arts Caen 1829: suppl. 1-11.
696
DUMONT D’URVILLE
Anon., Alg. Konst-Letterbode 1842(1): 385-386.
Roberge, Mém. Acad. Sci. Arts Belles-Lettres Caen 1845: 99-152.
Pritzel, Linnaea 19: 452. 1847.
Hooker, Fl. ‘Tasm. cxviii-cxix. 1860.
Safford, U.S. natl. Herb. Contr. 9: 30-32. 1905 (D. on Guam).
Maiden, J. R. Soc. NSW 44: 142-144, 147-149. IQIO.
Backer, Verklarend Woordenboek 187. 1936.
Glenn, The botanical explorers of New Zealand 174. 1950.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 145-146. 1950.
Chevalier et al., Rev. int. Bot. appl. Agric. trop. 31 (no. spéc.): 1-117. 1951 (issue
entirely dedicated to the memory of D.). (portr.)
Moreau, Mém. Acad. nat. Sci., Arts Belles-Lettres Caen ser. 2. 15: 158-164. 1963 (on D.
and the Venus of Milo).
EPONYMY: Durvillaea Bory de Saint-Vincent (1826); Urvillea Humboldt, Bonpland &
Kunth (1821).
Note: Dumontia J. F. V. Lamouroux (1813) is dedicated to ‘‘... mon respectable ami
M. Ch. Dumont, I’un des auteurs du Dictionnaire d’histoire naturelle,’’ about whom no
further particulars could be found. ;
POSTAGE STAMPS: New Caledonia 6 f. (1953) yv. 282; 36 f. (1974) French antarctic terri-
tories 30 f (1968) yv 25.
1554- Enumeratio plantarum quas in insulis archipelagi aut littoribus Ponti-Euxini, annis 1819
et 1820, collegit atque detexit J. Dumont d’Urville. Paris (D’Hautel) 1822. Oct. (Enum.
pl. Ponti-Eux.)
Publ.: Apr 1822 (see TL-1), p. [iJ-viii, [1]-135. Copies: G, NY. — Reprinted from Mém
Soc. Linn. Paris 1: 255-387. 1822 (p. v = p. 255); reprint with unchanged pagination.
at MO.
Ref.: BM 1: 489; PR 2480; TR 306; IDC 5907.
Anon., Flora 6: 605-606. 14 Oct 1823.
1555- Flore des Iles malouines: par J. d’Urville. Paris (De Lebel) 1825. Oct. (Fl. Iles malouin.)
Publ.: 1825, p. [i], [1]-56. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Mém. Soc. Linn. Paris 4: 572-624.
1829.
Ref.: PR 2481.
1556. Voyage de découvertes de l Astrolabe executé par ordre du Roi, pendant les années Ss
1826-1827-1828-1829, sous le commandement de M. J. Dumont d’Urville [part 2:
Capitaine de Vaisseau]. Botanique par MM. A. Lesson et A. Richard [part 2: par M. A.
Richard]. Paris (J. Tastu) 1832-1834, 2 parts, text oct., atlas broadsheet (Voy. Astrolabe).
Author: Achille Richard (1794-1852).
Collector: René Primevére Lesson (1794-1849).
Title-pages, general: 5 Mai 1832, p. [i*-iii*], [i]-xvi. — Copies: MO, NY.
Part [1]: Essat d’une flore de la Nowvelle-Zélande, publ. 5 Mai 1832 (BF), [1, h.t. Essai], [1]-
376. — Copies: MO, NY.
Part [2]: Sertum Astrolabianum, publ. 1834 (t.p.) (avertissement 15 Aug 1833), p. [i*-v*],
{i]-lvi, Sertum: [1]-167. — Copies: MO, NY, U.
Atlas: publ. 1833 (t.p.), p. [i-1i], pl. 1-39, 7bis, 34bis (Fl. nouv. Zél.), and 1-39 (Sertum
Astrolab.), uncol. liths., original drawings at P, artists E. Delile, Vauthier. — Copy: MO.
Ref.: BM 1: 489, 2: 603; NI 555; PR 7603; SK p. ccix; IDC 5908.
Anon. [review], GGA 1836: 81-86. 18 Jan 1836.
Sherborn and Woodward, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 7. 8: 333. 1901.
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. N.S.W. 44: 143-146. rgr10.
1557- Voyage au Péle sud et dans I’ Océanie sur les corvettes I’ Astrolabe et la Zelée, exécuté par
ordre du roi pendant les années 1837-1838-1839-1840 sous le commandement de M. J.
Dumont d’Urville ... Paris [1841-1842-1854], 23 tom. [in 22] and Atlas 7 tom [in 5].
Oct., Fol. — Botanique par MM. Hombron et Jacquinot, 2 tomes 1845, 1853. Oct. (Voy.
Pole Sud).
697
DUMONT D’URVILLE
Vol. 1, Plantes cellulaires, par M. C. Montagne, D.M., publ. 16 Aug 1845 (BF), p. [i-v],
[i]-xiv, [1]-349. — Copy: NY.
Some copies have a provisional t.p. dated 1842-1845; publication took place as a whole
in 1845. — The book competes in part with Gottsche, Nees and Lindenberg, Syn. Hep.
part 2 (p. 145-304) (no. 2097) which was published in Hamburg a few days earlier
(received by Hinrichs at Leipzig between 14 and 16 Aug).
Vol. 2, Plantes vasculaires, par J. Decaisne, publ. 1853, p. [1]-96. Copies: BR, NY. — Paris
(Gide et J. Baudry) Oct.
Atlas, 66 pl. [20 col.] par Hombron et Ch. Jacquinot, [1844-]1853. The Atlas was issued
in 13 parts between 1843 and 1853. The contents and dates of these parts have been
ascertained by Jackson [dates of receipt at BMNH]; Stearn and van Steenis-Kruseman
have given some further precision. Four parts were out by 26 Aug 1843, six by 23 Dec
1843 (BF).
part plates dates
Cr. cell. Cr. vasc. Mon.-Ph. Di-Ph.
I 1-5 Jan-Aug 1843
2 I-2 I-3 Jan-Aug 1843
3 6-10 Jan-Aug 1843
4 3-4. I-2 Jan-Aug 1843
5 II-14, 16 Sep-Dec 1843
6 gbis 6 35 5, 10 Sep-Dec 1843
7 17-20 5 26 Jul 1844
8 4 4, 7-9 17 Jan 1845
9 Il, 12,14,15,19 12 Jun 1845
10 13, 16, 20-22 14 Feb 1846
II 24-28 6 Jul 1848
12 17, 27, 30, 31 ?
13 5-8 18, 22b, 23 5 Mai 1853
Copy: BR, p. [i-vi], plates as above. : tft
Ref.: BM 1: 489; NI 556; PR 2482; SK p. clxxxvi; IDC 5909. \ <2 oP | :
Hooker, London J. Bot. 3: 127-130. 1844, 4: 28-30. 1845.
Jackson, J. Bot. 26: 269-270. 1888.
Sherborn and Woodward, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 7. 7: 390-391. 1901, ser. 7. 8: 494.
IQOI.
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. N.S.W. 44: 147-149. 1910.
Stearn, Taxon 2: 177. 1953.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 15: 735. 1961.
Dumortier, Barthélemy Charles Joseph [Count] (1797-1878), Belgian politician
and botanist. (Dumort.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BR (Information kindly provided by A. Lawalrée). Some further
material at LG, NBV.
Refv2 TH y (ed.°6) 298; 2: 171:
Melville, Bull. Jard. bot. Etat 21(3/4): 347-351. 1951.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 199; Barnhart 1: 481; BM 1: 489; Bossert
p. 109; CSP 2: 399-400, 6: 645, 7: 572-573, 12: 208; Jackson p. 541 [index]; PR 2483-
2502, 10552-10554.
Anon., Bonplandia 2: 266, 1854.
Crépin, Guide bot. Belgique 446-449. 1878.
Trimen and Baker, J. Bot. 16: 255-256. 1878.
Crépin, Annu. Acad. R. Sci. Lettres Belg. 45: 342-345. 1879 (portr., bibl.)
Crépin et Piré, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 18: 7-49. 1879 (portr.)
Babington, Memorials 472. 1897.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 88. 1903, 3(3): 73. 1905.
Evens, Geschiedenis algologie in Belgié 20, 167-168. 1944 (portr.)
6098
DUMORTIER
Anon., Bull. Soc. Natural. Luxemb. 54: between 160-161. 1949 (portr.)
Haerens, Bull. trim. Cercle Natur. Libert. Malmédy 11(2): 23-26. 1963.
EPONYMY (genera): Dumortiera C. G. D. Nees (1824); Dumortierta Westendorp (1857) ;
Dumortieropsis Horikawa (1934); (journal): Dumortiera. Meise (Nationale Plantentuin
van Belgié). Vol. 1-x, 1975-x.
1558- Commentationes botanicae. Observations botaniques, dédiées a la Société d’Horti-
culture de Tournay. Tournay (Ch. Casterman-Dien) 1822. Oct. (in fours) (Comment. bot.)
Publ.: late Nov-early Dec 1822 (see Dumortier, Hepaticae Europae, p. 5, 1874, preface),
copies with 1822 imprint (M, MO, K, NY, Steere, Stevenson) [i-iii], [1]-116, [1, err.];
copy (L) with t.p. date 1823, [i], [1]-116, [1, tabl., err.].
Ref.: PR 2483; IDC 5910.
1559- Observations sur les Graminées de la flore belgique. Tournay (J. Casterman ainé) 1823.
Oct. (in fours) (Observ. Gramin. belg.)
Publ.: Jul-Sep 1824 (see Messager Sci. Arts Gand Sep/Oct 1824), p. [i]-viii, [9]-153,
pl. 1-16, errata slip. Copies: L, MO, NY, PCS. — The plates are hand-coloured litho-
graphs of drawings by the author. — P. Tournay, in a letter to M. Kerguélen stated
that he had seen a letter from Dumortier to Lejeune of late June 1824 in which
Dumortier complains about the late delivery of the plates.
Ref.: BM 1: 489; PR 2486.
1560. Notice sur un nouveau genre de plantes: Hulthemia; précédée d’un apercu sur la classifi-
cation des roses. Tournay (J. Casterman ainé) 1824. Oct. (Not. Hulthemia).
Publ.: 1824, p. [1]-14. Copy: PCS.
Ref.: BM 1: 489; PR 2485.
1561. Florula belgica, operis majoris prodromus, auctore B.-C. Dumortier. Staminacia.
Tournay (J. Casterman) 1827. Oct. (in fours) (FI. belg.)
Publ.: 1827, p. [i-iii], [1]-172. Copies: B, L. — There seems to be uncertainty about the
year of publication. From Dumortier’s citation of Kickx, Accurata descriptio (1827), it
would seem as if the Dumortier work is later. Unconfirmed notes refer to a delay in
the publication of the Florula up to three years; however, we have not been able to find
any direct proof that this was the case except that the first review, by Guillemin
appeared only in Oct 1830 (Bull. Sci. nat. 23: 75-77) and that Linnaea mentioned
it only in 1831 (Lit. Ber. 1831: 116). - Dumortier’s infrageneric categories designated
with the mark § are sections (see Brizicky 1969).
Ref.: BM 1: 489; PR 2487; IDC 5221.
Brizicky, Taxon 18: 650-651. 1969.
1562. Analyse des familles des plantes, avec Vindication des principaux genres qui s’y
rattachent. Tournay (J. Casterman, ainé) 1829. Oct. (in fours) (Anal. fam. pl.)
Publ.: 1829, p. [1]-104. Copies: G, MO, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 489; PR 2488; IDC 5273.
1563. Sylloge Fungermannidearum Europae indigenarum, earum genera et species systematicé
complectens. Tournay (J. Casterman) 1831. Oct. (in fours) (Syll. Fungerm. Europ.)
Publ.: 1831, p. [1]-100, pl. r-2, hand coloured copper engravings by B. Ch. J. Dumortier).
Copies: NY (2 pl.), PCS (z pl.), Steere (z pl.)
Ref.: BM 1: 489; PR 2490; IDC 5315.
1564. Notice sur le genre Maelania de la famille des Orchidées. Bruxelles (M. Hayez) 1834.
Qu. (Not. Maelania).
Publ.: 1834, p. [1]-[18], [1, expl. pl.], z pl. Copies: MO, NY. — Reprinted with indepen-
dent pagination and separate t.p. from Mém. Acad. r. Sci. Bruxelles vol. 9, 1835; see
also Isis 1836: col. 735-736.
1565. Recueil d’observations sur les Fungermanniacées ... Fascicule I. Révision des genres.
Tournay (J.-A. Blanquart) 1835. Oct. (Recueil observ. Fungerm.)
699
DUMORTIER
Publ.: 1835, p. [1]-27. Copy: Steere.
Ref.: BM 1: 490; PR 2494.
1566. Essai carpographique présentant une nouvelle classification des fruits. Bruxelles
(M. Hayez) 1835. Qu. (Essai carpogr.)
Publ.: 1835 (rd. by Deutsche Naturforscher on 25 Sep 1835, Flora 19: 104. 1836), p. [i-
iii], [1]-136, pl. 1-3. Copies: MO, NY. — Reprinted from Mém. Acad. Sci., Bruxelles, 9,
1835.
Ref.: PR 2493.
1567. Mémoire sur l’anatomie et la physiologie des polypiers composées d’eau douce nommés
Lophopodes. Bruxelles 1835. Oct. (dém. polyp. comp.)
Ed. 1: 1835 (n.v.)
Ed. 2: Tournay (J. Casterman) 1836, Oct., p. [1]-84, pl. 2-2. Copy: PCS.
1568. Opuscules de botanique et d’histoire naturelle. Fascicules 1-11. Bruxelles 1862-1868.
Oct. (Opusc. bot.)
Publ.: 1862-1869, see below, p. [i]-vii, [1]-457, general t.p. 1873 ‘“‘Opuscules de bota-
nique (1862-1873).” Copy: NY.
The main text was originally published in the Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg.:
Opusc. cont. pag. BSBB pag. date
pref. [i]-vii - 1873
I [1]-35 I(1): 1-33 1862
2 [36]-56 I: 130-148 Dec 1862
3 [57]-95 2(2): 76-112 [Dec] 1863
4 [97]-112 2(2): 207-219 Dec 1863
5 [113]-132 2(2): 220-237 Dec 1863
6 [133]139 3: 4-8 Apr 1864
7 [141]-196 3: 155-208 Jul 1864
8 [197]-221 4: 87-109 Jul 1865
9 [223]-233 4: 339-347 Dec 1865
gfa] [235]-297 6(1): 3-63 Jul 1867
10 [299]-365 7(1): 6-70 Aug 1868
II [367]-443 = 7: 318-317 Apr 1869
[12] [445]-457
Ref.: PR 10553.
1569. Etude agrostographique sur le genre Michelaria et la classification des graminées. Gent
(C. Annoot-Braeckman) 1868. Oct. (Etude Michelaria).
Publ.: Aug 1868 (date in opuscules; rd. Nov. 1868 by Flora), p. [1]-33. Copies: MO, NY.
— Reprinted from Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 7(1): 42-70. 1868; also incorporated in Opus-
cules as 10[3].
Ref.: PR 2501.
1570. Hepaticae Europae. Jungermannidae Europae post semiseculum recensitae, adjunctis
hepaticis. Bruxelles, Leipzig (C. Muquardt) 1874. Oct. (Zungerm. Europ.)
Publ.: 1874 (rd. by Hedwigia before Oct 1874, by J. Bot. Nov 1874), p. [1]-203, pl. 1-4,
col. liths. by author. Copies: NY (2), Steere.
Ref.: Jack, Hedwigia 14(4): 52-56. Apr 1875.
Dunal, Michel Félix (1789-1856), French botanist at Montpellier. (Dunal).
HERBARIUM and types: MPU. — Also at MPU: unpublished drawings of fungi.
Ref le oir 1.
Cosson, Bull. Soc. bot. France 4: 681-682. 1857.
Boudier, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 1887: 88-96 [on unpublished drawings at MPU].
Granel de Solignac et Bertrand, Naturalia monspeliensia, bot., 18: 272-273. 1967.
700
DUNCAN
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 481; BM 1: 490; Bossert p. 109; CSP 2: 400-
401; GR p. 276; Langman p. 255; MW p. 102; NI 557-558; PR 2503-2511.
Martins, Le jardin des plantes de Montpellier 52-53. 1854.
Anon., Flora 39: 575. 1856.
Planchon, Eloge historique de Michel-Félix Dunal. Montpellier 1856, 40 p. (bibl.)
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 1862 (table alph. p. 7).
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 26. 1966, also in Adanson, Labillardiére, de Candolle 85.
1967.
COMPOSITE WORKS: DC, Prodr.: Cistineae 1: 263-286 med. Jan 1824; Vaccineae 7: 552-579
late Dec 1839; Solanaceae 13: 1-690. 10 Mai 1852.
EPONYMY: Dunalia Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1818, nom. cons.) ; Dunalia K. P. J.
Sprengel (1815, nom. rej.) ; Dunaliella 'Teodoresco (1904).
1571. Histoire naturelle, médicale et économique des Solanum, et des genres qui ont été confon-
dus avec eux. Paris, Strasbourg (Amand Koenig), Montpellier (Renaud) 1813. Qu.
(Hist. nat. Solanum).
Publ.: 19 Mar 1813 (BF), p. [1-11], [1]-248, [8, index], [1, err.], pl. 1-26, copper engravings
of drawings by Node-Véran. 400 copies printed. Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 490; Langman p. 255; NI 557; Plesch p. 212; PR 2503; IDC 8039.
1572. Solanorum generumque affinium synopsis, seu Solanorum historiae editionis secundae
summarium, ad characteres differentiales redactum, seriem naturalem, habitationes
stationesque specierum breviter indicans. Montpellier (Renaud) 1816. Oct. (in fours)
(Solan. syn.)
Publ.: Oct 1816 (preface 15 Sep, BF 12 Oct 1816), p. [i-iv], [1]-51, Copies: G, LINN,
IDC. — A second edition of the author’s Histoire naturelle, médicale et économique des
Solanum ... Paris/Montpellier 1813 (PR 2503), see above.
Ref.: BM 1: 490; Jackson p. 144; Langman p. 255; PR 2504; IDC 5911.
1573. Monographie de la famille des Anonacées. Paris, London, Strasbourg (Treuttel et
Wirtz), Montpellier (Renaud) 1817. Qu. (Monogr. Anonac.)
Publ.: Aug-Nov 1817 (BH), p. [i-mi], [1]-144, [1, err.], pl. 1-33, 6a, 12a, uncol. copper
engr. by Node-Véran. Copies: NY (large paper), U.
Ref.: BM 1: 490; Jackson p. 123; Langman p. 255; NI 558; PR 2505; IDC 6128.
1574. Petit bouquet méditerranéen, communiqué a l’Académie des sciences et lettres de
Montpellier, le 18 janvier 1847. Montpellier (Boehm) 1847, Qu. (Petit bouquet médit.)
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1847, p. [1]-10, pl. 1-5(6) with text. Copy: PCS (5 pl.). — Originally
published in the Acad. Sci. Lettres Montpellier, Mém. Sci. 1(1): 1-11. ¢. 1-6. 1847,
received by the Académie des Sciences (Paris) on 21 June 1847: the reprint was re-
ceived on 27 Sep 1847. The above title is the one appearing on the reprint cover.
Ref.: PR 2511.
Stearn. Jee Bota7oeut7ro4. 1.
Duncan, Andrew (1773-1832), Scottish lecturer on materia medica at Edinburgh.
(A. Duncan).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 481; BB p. 97; DNB 16: 163; Henrey 2: 202,
486; PR 2512-2513.
EPONYMY: Duncania H. G. L. Reichenbach (1828).
1575- Tentamen inaugurale, de Swietenia soymida. Quam, annuente summa numine, ex
auctoritate reverendi admodum viri, D. Georgii Baird, s.s.t.p. academiae Edinburgenae
praefecti; nec non amplissimi Senatus academici consensu, et nobilissimae facultatis
medicae decreto, pro gradu doctoris, summisque in medicina honoribus ac privilegiis
701
DUNCAN
rite et legitime consequendis; eruditorum examini subjicit Andreas Duncan, A.M. ...
Ad diem 12 Septembris, hora locoque solitis. Edinburgh (Balfour and Smellie) 1794. Oct.
(in fours) (Szwzetenta soymida).
Publ.: 12 Sep 1794, p. [i-vii], [1]-55. Copzes: G, HU. — Pritzel (2512) notes that the actual
author may have been F. Meyer [? Friedrich Albrecht Anton Meyer, 1769-1795].
Ref.: Henrey 668; PR 2512.
Duncan, Peter Martin (1824-1891), British palaeontologist and microscopist. (P.
Duncan).
COLLECTIONS: Exeter Museum.
Ref.: Sherborn, where is the ... collection, p. 47.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 256; Barnhart 1: 481; BB p. 98 (b. 1821);
BM 1: 490 (b. 1824), 6: 284; CSP 2: 402, 7: 573-574, 9: 750, 12: 208, 14: 726-727;
DNB suppl. 1(2): 68; Quenstedt p. 122.
Anon., Rec. Geol. Survey India 24: 153-154. 1891 (bibl.), J. Bot. 29: 224. 1891.
J.W.G., Geol. Magaz. ser. 2. dec. 3. 8: 332-336. 1891.
Anon., Proc. Roy Soc., London 50: iv-vii. 1892.
Geikie, Quart. J. geol. Soc. 48: 47-48. 1892.
Michael, J. Roy. micr. Soc. 1895: 19-20.
Dunker, Wilhelm Bernhard Rudolph Hadrian (1809-1885), German palaeontol-
ogist. (Dunker).
COLLECTIONS: Marburg.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 256; Barnhart 1: 482; BM 1: 492; CSP 2:
403-404, 7: 575, 9: 753, 12: 208-209, 14: 729; PR 2516-2517; Quenstedt p. 122.
Koenen, Palaeontographica 31: 331-338. 1885 (bibl.)
Anon., Nat. Nov. 7: 86. 1885.
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. Geol. Survey 5: 419. 1885.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Palaeontographica, Beitrage zur Naturgeschichte der Vorwelt, vols. 1-5,
9, 13, 16-30, 1846-1883.
1576. Monographie der Norddeutschen Wealdenbildung. Ein Beitrag zur Geognosie und Natur-
geschichte der Vorwelt ... Nebst einer Abhandlung iiber die in dieser Gebirgsbildung
bis jetzt gefundenen Reptilien von Hermann von Meyer. Braunschweig (Oechme und
Miiller) 1846. Qu. (Monogr. Norddeut. Wealdenbild.)
Publ.: 1846 (p. vi: Mar 1846), p. [i]-xxxu, [i*], [1]-83, [84-86], pl. r-27. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 492; PR 2516.
C.A., Bot. Zeit. 5: 30-31. 8 Jan 1847.
Dunn, Stephen Troyte (1868-1938), British botanist, assistant for India at Kew,
stationed in Hongkong and travelled in China 1903-1910. (Dunn).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Mainly at HK and K, other material at A, CGE, LE.
Ref: WE 221-71.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 483; BM 1: 492, 6: 284-285; CSP 14: 730-
731; IF suppl. 1: 81; Langman p. 255; MW p. 102-103, suppl. p. 57.
Riddelsdell, J. Bot. 41: 141-142. 1903, 44: 138-142. 1906.
I. H. Burkill, J. Bot. 76: 183-184. 1938.
Fischer, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1938: 214-215.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: Author of first part of Gamble, Flora of the presidency of Madras, and of
treatments of Millettia and Wisteria in Plantae wilsonianae.
EPONYMY: Dunnia ‘Tutcher (1905).
702
DUPERREY
1577. Flora of Kwangtung and Hongkong (China) being an account of the flowering plants,
ferns and fern allies together with keys for their determination preceded by a map and
introduction. [headlines:] Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Bulletin of miscellaneous
information. Additional series x. London (His Majesty’s Stationary Office) 1912. Oct.
(Fl. Kwangtung).
Co-author: William James ‘Tutcher (1867-1920).
Publ.: 1912 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1912), p. map, [1]-370, errata slip facing p. 11. Copy: U.
Duperrey, Louis Isidore (1786-1865), French navy officer, hydrographer and physi-
cist. (Duperrey).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: None; cf. A. T. Brongniart and Bory de St. Vincent. Duperrey
made entomological collections (now at P) on the Voyage of L’Uranie et La Physicienne
1817-1820; the botanical collections were made by Gaudichaud.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 483; BM 1: 493; CSP 2: 407, 7: 577; NI
560; PR 25109.
Maiden, J. R. Soc. N.S.W. 44: 139-143. 1910.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 147. 1950.
Taylor, DSB 4: 256-257. 1971 (q.v. for secondary refs.)
EPONYMY: Duperreya Gaudichaud-Beaupré (1829).
1578. Voyage autour du monde, exécuté par ordre du Roi, sur la corvette de Sa Majesté,
La Coquille, pendant les années 1822, 1823, 1824 et 1825, ... Par M. L. I. Duperrey.
Paris 1826-1830, 8 vols. & atlas (5 vols.). Qu. et Fol. Botanique, par MM D’Urville,
second de l’expédition, Bory de St.-Vincent et Ad. Brongniart, 2 vols. Paris (Arthus
Bertrand) [1827]1828-1829[-1834]. Qu. (Voy. monde).
Cryptogamie. Par M. Bory de St.-Vincent. Paris 1828, p. [i-iii], [1]-301, 39 (or 40, copy
NY) plates (in atlas), published as fasc. 1-6. — Copies: MO, NY.
Phanérogamie. Par M. Ad. Brongniart. Paris 1829, p. [1-111], [1]-232 (1), 67 plates (in atlas),
published, incompletely, as fasc. 7-16. — Copies: MO, NY.
Atlas: Histoire naturelle, Botanique. Paris 1826. Fol., p. [i, engr. t.p.], pl. [erypt.]: 1-13,
13bis, 14-24 [all coloured, by Bory], 25-30, 30bis, 31-38 [all uncoloured, by Bessa];
[phan.]: pl. 1-50 by Bessa, others by Decaisne, numbered 51-54, 56, 59, 60, 61, 62, 64,
68, 69, 70, 71, 75, 77, 78. Plates 1-24 of the cryptogamie are also reproduced in Bory de
St.-Vincent’s Histoire des hydrophytes ou plantes agames des eaux of 1829. Originals at Paris
Muséum Hist. nat.
volume part pages plates dates B.F.
Crypt. I [i-uii], [1]-48 [6] Sep 1827 12 Sep
2 49-96 [7] Dec 1827 26 Dec
3 97-136 [7] Feb 1828 16 Feb
4. 137-200 [6] Dec 1828 3 Jan
5 201-248 [7] Aug 1829 8 Aug
6 249-301 [6] Nov 1829 14. Nov
Phan. 7 [i-ii], [1]-40 [8] Jul 1829
8 41-88 [8] Jan 1831
9 89-104. [3] Jun 1831
10 105-136 [?] Mar 1832
Il 137-176 [?] Apr 1833
12-14 177-200 [?] Jan 1834
15[?] [201-216] [? ?
16 [217-232] 53> 69, 70,7578 ?
The Bibliographie de la France of 15 Apr 1826 announces that the entire botanical part
will be accompanied by an atlas of 120 plates to be issued in parts of 8 each. ‘The atlas
carries the date 1826, but was published in parts along with the text between 1827 and
1834.
793
DUPERREY
Ref.: BM 1: 493; LS 7473; NI 560; PR 1174, 2519; SK p. clxxiv; IDC 2842.
Sherborn and Woodward, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 7. 7: 391-392. 1901, Journ. of Bot.
39: 206. 1901.
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. N.S.W. 44: 140-143. 1910.
Becquart, Ent. Mitt. 15: 186-195. 1926.
Du Petit-Thouars, Louis-Marie Aubert Aubert (1758-1831), French traveller and
botanist. (Thouars).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: According to Alph. de Candolle, the Du Petit-Thouars herbarium
is at P and PC. I have not been able to find this confirmed by the files of the Laboratoire
de Phanérogamie. It is true, however, that the best set of his plants now known is the one
at P and PC, but whether this contains also his types is difficult to decide. According to
Desfontaines, Du Petit-Thouars presented the first part of his Histoire des végétaux recueillis
sur les isles de France ... to the Muséum together with a set of specimens on which the
descriptions were based; he promised to do this for all fascicles. An important set is also
at B (Willd.); other material at K.
Refs: SU oer 72)
Desfontaines, Ann. Mus. Hist. nat. 4: 170. 1804.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 382, 415. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 1: 493-494; Bossert p. 109; CSP 1: 113-114;
Langman p. 96; NI 562-564; PR 2521-2537.
Flourens, Eloge historique d’Aubert-Aubert du Petit-Thouars, Paris 1845, 31 p., Eloges
historiques p. 283-323. 1857, Mém. Acad. Sci. 20. 1849.
Jacob de Cordemoy, Flore de l’Isle de la Réunion xxx. 1895.
Woodward, J. Bot. 38: 392-400. 1900.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 112. 1903, 3(3): 101. pl. 38. 1905 (portr.)
Lacroix, Figures de savants 4: 65. 1938.
Hocquette, Bull. Soc. bot. Nord France 19(1): 54-57. 1966. (letters Roemer to D.)
EPONYMY: Aubertia Bory de Saint-Vincent (1804); Thouarea Kunth (1833, orth. var.) ;
Thouarsiora Homolle ex Arénes (1960); Thuarea Persoon (1805).
1579- Plantes des iles de l’ Afrique australe formant des genres nouveaux, ou perfectionnant
les anciens; accompagnées de dissertations sur différens points de botanique. Paris
(Auteur, Madame Huzard, Levrault, Schoell et Compagnie, Madame Devaux, Giguet
et Compagnie) [1804]. Qu. (Pl. éles Afrig. austral.)
Publ.: 16 Apr 1804 — consisted of one part containing plates nos. 1-8 and two plates of
Cycas; dated Germinal XII (22 Mar-20 Apr 1804) [cf. Flora 22(1) Beil. 1: 2], pre-
sented to Académie des Sciences (Paris) on 16 Apr 1804 (JGLF Apr 1804).— No copy
seen; however the HU copy of the Histoire (1804) (next item), has bound in a cover
with the above title.
1580. Histoire des végétaux recueillis sur les iles de France, la Réunion (Bourbon) et Madagascar.
Premiére partie. Contenant les descriptions et figures des plantes qui forment des genres
nouveaux, ou qui perfectionnent les anciens; accompagnées de dissertations sur différents
points de botanique. Paris (Madame Huzard). An XII (1804). Qu. (Hist. vég. tles France).
Publ.: 1804, before 22 Sep (“‘an xii’), p. [i]-xvi, diss. Cycas: [1]-14, [Descr. fig. pl.:] 15-
38, expl. gén. figures 39-40, pl. 1 (Cycas), 2 (idem), 3 (Didymeles) — zo (Calpidia).
Copies: BM, G, HU, IDC 5213. — Reissue of the Plantes des iles as far as the plates are
concerned. The plates are numbered 1-70.
Ref.: PR 2521; IDG 52193:
Manitz, Wiss. Z. Friedr. Schiller Univ. Jena, Mat. Nat. 24(4): 501-502. 1975.
1581. Histoire des végétaux recueillis dans les isles australes d’ Afrique par Aubert Aubert Du
Petit-Thouars. Premiére partie, contenant les descriptions et figures des plantes qui
forment des genres nouveaux ou qui perfectionnent les anciens. Paris (Levrault, Schoell
et Cie.) 1805. Qu. (Hist. vég. isles austral. Afriq.)
Publ.: Mai 1805, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-64, plates numbered 3-10 [new: 1-8], 9-20 of which the
704,
DU PETIT-THOUARS
series 3-10 is identical with f/. 3-10 of the 1804 issue. The Cycas plates [old 1-2] are
omitted. Copies: G, NY. — The copy at K has extra plates 25-30 (shaded), see below
(1806).
1582. Histoire des végétaux recueillis dans les isles australes d’Afrique ... premiére partie
contenant les descriptions et figures des plantes qui forment des genres nouveaux ou qui
perfectionnent les anciens. Paris (Tourneisen fils) 1806[-1808]. Qu. (Hist. vég. isles
austral. Afriq.)
Publ.: in four fascicles: 1/2: Jul 1806, 3: Mar 1807, 4: Jan 1808 (p. 57-72, pl. 19-24).
Copies: NY, IDC 6127. — Contents: [i]-xvi, t.p. and discours préliminaire of which [v]-
xvi identical with [v]-xvi of 1804 ed. of Histoire; [1]-7, general text on Voyage; 8,
explication générale des figures; 9, Didymeles technical description; 10 notes corre-
sponding with p. 23 and 24 of 1804 ed.; 11-24, idem descr. + notes plates 2-8, plate 8 =
Calpidia, p. 24 1s identical with p. 38 of 1804 ed., 25-36; Observations sur les genres
précédents.; 37-72, Sarcolaena fl. 9, 10 e.a. genera — pl. 24.
Fascicles as follows (cf. Manitz 1975)
1: p. [i]-xvi, [1]-16 (material agreeing with 1804 issue but without the Cycas treat-
ment) fl. 1-6 (orig. cover 1806, with Levrault-Schoell imprint).
2: p. 17-40, pl. 7-12.
3: p. 41-56, pl. 13-18.
4: p. 57-72, pl. 19-24.
A further set of plates, numbered 25-30, “‘shaded in lithograph”’ was evidently pre-
pared. A set of these plates, with names but no analysis engraved, not accompanied by
text is present at K. The names on these plates are not validly published (see Hiern,
1900). Miltitz (1829) mentions also an issue from 1807. This was probably not a
separate issue but the above 1806-1808 paper.
Ref.: BM 1: 493; NI 562-563; PR 2521-2522; RS p. 73; IDC 407.
Miltitz, Bibl. bot. 196. 1829.
Woodward, J. Bot. 38: 392-394. 1900.
Hiern, J. Bot. 38: 492. 1900.
1583. Genera nova madagascariensia, secundum methodum Jussiaeanam disposita. [Paris
1806]. Oct. (Gen. nov. madagasc.)
Publ.: 17 Nov 1806, date of presentation of the printed pamphlet to the Académie des
Sciences (Paris). Very few copies seem to have been distributed, but proof exists that
at least one copy was deposited in a public library on 17 Nov 1806. p. [1]-29, [30,
ind.]. Copies: G, P. — The original sheets were used for a later reissue in Mélanges de
botanique, vol. 1, Paris 1811. The text is also included in Roemer, Collect. Bot. 1809.
Ref.: PR 2525; RS p. 73; SK clxxix; IDC 5331.
Hiern, Bot. 38: 493-494. 1900.
Woodward, Bot. 38: 394. 1900.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 19: 1144. 1964.
1584. Esquisse de la flore de [Isle de Tristan d’ Acugna. [Paris 1808]: Oct. (Esquisse fl. Tristan
d’ Acugna).
Publ.: Oct 1808, p. [1]-46, [2, table], pl. 7-13, reissued in Mélanges de Botanique. Copy:
NY (in Meél.)
Ref.: IDC 5914; BM 1: 493.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 19: 1144-1145. 1964.
1585. Meélanges de botanique et des voyages ... Premier recueil. Paris (Arthus Bertrand)
1811. Oct. (Meélang. bot.)
Publ.: 1811. Consists of 7 parts some of which are simply reissues of old stock of previous
publications. Probably issued in fascicles; a first one 1 Jan 1811 (BF: Acad. 31 Dec
1810), another (“‘1 map, 18 plates”) Jul 1811 (JGLE, BF 6 Aug 1811).
The NY copy of the Mélanges consists of the following items:
Preface material: p. [i-iv], [1]-32 (Discours préliminaire)
[1]. Diss. enchainement, p. [1]-48.
[2]. Obs. gen. nova madagasc., p. [1]-4.
[3]. Gen. nova madagasc., p. [1]-29, [30, index], 2 p. prodr. phytol.
795
DU PETIT-THOUARS
[4]. Obs. pl. Iles de France, p. [1]-80.
[5]. Cours de Botanique, p. [1]-16.
[6]. Descr. Isles Tristan d’Acugna, p. [1]-24.
[7]. Esquisse flore Tristan d’Acugna, p. [1]-46, [2, table].
[8]. Treiziéme essai, pl. [7]-48.
[9]. plates 1-13 Flore Tristan, 2 pl. Iles austr., 2 tables.
The MO copy lacks 3, 6, 7, and g but has in addition:
[10]. Discours enseignement bot., p. 1-48.
[11]. Cours de phytologie, p. 1-113.
[12]. Cours de phytologie, p. 1-16.
The copy described by Poisson lacks 5, 10, 11, 12.
Refi PRi2527.
Woodward, J. Bot. 38: 392-400. 1900.
Poisson, Bull. Acad. malgache ser. 2. 30: 109-110. 1951/2.
1586. Histoire particuliére des plantes orchidées recueillies sur les trois iles australes d’Afrique,
de France, de Bourbon et de Madagascar; ... composée de quartre-vingt-onze espéces
figurées sur le vivant, et mises a leau-forte par auteur; rangées méthodiquement et
dénommées par deux tableaux synoptiques; enfin décrites de maniére a faire connoitre
tout ce qu’elles présentent de remarquable, Paris (author, Arthus Bertrand, Treuttel et
Wurtz) 1822. Oct. (Hist. orchid.)
Publ.: 1822, p. [i-viii], tabl. 1, 2, p. [1]-32, pl. 1-210. Copies: MO, NY.
Descriptions of genera previously published by the same author in Nouveau Bulletin
de la Société philomatique de Paris 1: 314-320. The plates were ready before the text
and could be obtained separately. ‘The text was published in two parts which were
presented to the Académie des Sciences (Paris) on 11 Mar and 18 Nov 1822. The book
was published in octavo and quarto, with plain and with coloured plates. ‘The coloured
plates were also sold separately in “‘cahiers”’ of six. The tableaux and the plates contain
the new alternative names given by Thouars to the Orchids treated by him. His alter-
native specific epithets are used in binomials and are hence admissible (see Friis and
Rasmussen 1975).—The plates, all by the author, are numbered 1-66, 68, 69, 71, 72[bis],
73-97, 99, 99[bis], 100, 101, 102, 103, 106, 107, 107[bis], 108, 1r08bis, 109 [Nissen]. —
The announcement published in the book seems to indicate that publication may have
taken place in more than two parts.
Ref.: BM 1: 493; NI 564; PR 2535; RS p. 73; SK p. clxxix; IDC 5380.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: exxvu. 1891.
Woodward, J. Bot. 38: 394. 1900.
Tourlet, Docum. Hist. Bot. Touraine 7. 1905.
Sprague and Fischer, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1928: 252-254, 406.
Friis and Rasmussen, ‘Taxon 24: 307-317. 1975.
Duplessy, F. S. (fl. 1800), French economic botanist. (Duplessy).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
1587. Des végétaux résineux, tant indigénes qu’exotiques; ou description compléte des
arbres, arbrisseaux, arbustes et plantes qui produisent des résines; avec les procédés pour
les extraire; Vindication détaillée de leurs propriétés et usages dans la médecine, la
pharmacie, l’art vétérinaire, la peinture, les vernis, la teinture, la parfumerie, l'économie
domestique, et en général dans tous les arts utiles et agréables; on y joint la synonymie;
les noms vulgaires en sept langues; la culture, etc. ; et un mémoire de J. Nauche, médecin,
membre de plusieurs sociétés savantes, sur la maniére dont les substances résineuses agis-
sent dans l’économie animale. Paris (Delalain fils) an XI (1802), 4 vols. Oct. (Vég. résin.)
Publ.: Announced as published as a whole on 7 Oct 1802 (JT); date of legal deposit
2 Oct 1802. Copy: NY.
: [i*-iv*], [i]-xxxvi, [2, err., avis.], [1]-438.
I
2: [i*-i*], [a]-xvi, [1]-435.
3: [1*-i1*], [i]-xi, [xu, err.], [1]-440.
4: [i*-11*], [i]-xiv, [1, err.], [1]-586.
Ref.: BM 1: 494; PR 2540.
706
DURAND, E. A.
Durand, Elias [Elie] Magliore (1794-1873), French botanist who resided in the
United States from 1816-1873. (E. M. Durand).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: P-DU (received 12 Jul 1868). — Durand acquired Rafinesque’s
herbarium (which itself included e.g. the Zacchaeus Collins herbarium) but discarded
most of its less seemly specimens as well as most of the labels and annotations. The num-
ber of Rafinesque types in the Durand herbarium is therefore very limited. Other collec-
tors represented in the herbarium (ca. 8000 specimens): John Bartram, Bigelow,
Bannister, Bischof, Bolander, Buckley, Chapman, Collins, Coulter, Diffenbaugh,
Engelmann, Ervendberg, Fendler, Fremont, Geyer, A. Gray, E. Hall, F. Lindheimer,
Nuttall, Oakes, C. C. Parry, F. C. Porter, Rothrock, Torrey, Ch. Wright. — Durand’s
library is at PH.
AES Mel Oe aby.
Bureau, Bull. Soc. bot. France 21: 325-330. 1874.
Anon., Bull. Torrey bot. Club 4(10): 45-47. Oct 1893.
Chase, The Durand herbarium, Bartonia 17: 40-45. 1936.
Pennell, Bartonia 21: 38-57. 1942, 23: 43-46. 1945, 25: 67-68. 1949.
Merrill, Index rafinesquianus 33-37. 1949.
Stuckey, Taxon 20: 443-459. 1971.
Anon. [Mss.], Catalogue méthodique de l’herbier de l’ Amérique de M. Elias Durand.
[P].
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 485; BM 1: 495; Bossert p. 109; CSP 2: 414-
415, 7: 581, 12: 209; Jackson p. 359; Langman p. 763; LS 7487-7501; ME 1: 180, 3: 568.
Anon., Proc. Philadelphia Acad. Nat. Sci. 1873: 355-359.
Des Moulins, Actes Soc. Linn. Bordeaux 29(2): 107-112. 1873.
Meehan, Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Philadelphia 1873: 355-359.
Anon., Bull. Torrey bot. Cl. 4(10): 45-47. 1873.
Harshberger, Botanists of Philadelphia 174.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 194. 1903.
Lloyd, The Geoglossaceae 1916 (portr.)
Robbins, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 101 (4) : 362-368. 1957, also Gard. J. New York Bot.
Gard. 7(4): 105-108. 1957.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. Bot. 76-77. 1961.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the stem Durand-, cf. infra, sub J. F. Durande.
1588. Plantae prattenianae californicae: an enumeration of a collection of California plants,
made in the vicinity of Nevada, by Henry Pratten, Esq., of New Harmony; with critical
notices and descriptions of such of them as are new, or yet unpublished in America.
[Philadelphia 1855]. Qu. (Pl. pratten. calif.)
Publ.: Aug 1855, preprinted from J. Acad. Phila. ser. 2. 3: 79-104. Dec 1855 [for June
1855, see p. 79].
Ref.: Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 327. 1945.
Rogerson, NAF ser. 2. 5: 237. 1965.
Durand, Ernest Armand (1872-1910), French botanist, grandson of Cosson. (E. A.
Durand).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: P.
ej: WE Dat 77.2
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 485.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 57: 433. 1910.
Perrier, Bull. Mus. Hist. nat. Paris 16: 293-294. 1911.
EPONYMyY: For eponyms based on the stem Durand-, cf. infra, sub J. F. Durande.
1589. Florae libycae prodromus ou catalogue raisonné des plantes de Tripolitaine par E.
Durand et G. Barratte avec la collaboration de Paul Ascherson, William Barbey et
797
DURAND, E. A.
Reinhold Muschler. Apercu géologique sur la Tripolitaine par Stanislas Meunier. Gené-
ve (Romet, Froreisen successeur) 1910. Qu. (#1. libyc. prodr.)
Co-author: Gustave Barratte.
Collaborators: Paul Friedrich August Ascherson (1834-1913); William Barbey (1842-
1914); Reinhold Muschler (1883-x); Emile Stanislas Meunier (1843-1926).
Publ.: 1910 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1910), p. [i]-cxxvii, [1]-330, map, [1, h.t.], pl. r-zg by
d’Apréval, pl. 20 by Ch. Cuisin (all plates with letterpress; uncol. liths.) Copies: L, U.
Ref.: BM 6: 286.
Malinvaud, Bull. Soc. bot. France 57: 629-630. 1910.
Durand, Héléne (1883-1934), Belgian botanical artist, daughter of Théophile Alexis
Durand. (H. Durand).
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS: BR.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 485; BM 1: 495-496, 6: 286.
Lawalrée, Natura mosana 3(1): 1-3. 1950.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the stem Durand-, cf. infra, sub J. F. Durande.
Durand, Théophile Alexis (1855-1912), Belgian botanist. (7h. Durand).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Belgian herbarium: BR. Most of the types of Durand’s publica-
tions on extra-European plants are also at BR. Costa Rican collections (with Pittier) :
BR, and B, BM, G, K, L, LE.
Reps PU o) i772.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 485; BM 1: 495, 6: 286; Bossert p. 110;
CSP 12: 209, 191, 195, 14: 742-743; GR p. 694.
Crépin, Guide du Botaniste en Belgique 448-449. 1878.
Bauwens et al., Trib. hort. 7: 33-37. 1912.
Massart et al., Bull. Soc. belg. Géogr. 36: 68-85. 1912 (portr., bibl.)
Chauveaud, Bull. Soc. bot. France 59: 33. 1912.
Cogniaux, Bull. Soc. roy. Bot. Belg. 49: 9-12. 1912.
Pynaert, Rev. Hortic. belge étrang. 38: 45-46. 1912 (portr.)
Marchal, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 53: 7-55. 1914 (bibl., portr.)
Evens, Gesch. algologie Belgie 168. 1944.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Durand et Jackson, Index kewensis, suppl. 1: 1-519. 1901-1906, see
Jackson.
EPONYMY: Durandeeldea O. Kuntze (1891); Durandia Boeckeler (1896). Note: For other
eponyms based on the stem Durand-, cf. infra, sub J. F. Durande.
1590. Contributions a l’étude de la flore suisse. Catalogue de la flore vaudoise. Lausanne
(Librairie rouge) 1882.[-1885]. Oct. (Cat. fl. Vaud.)
Co-author: Henri Francois Pittier de Fabrega (1857-1950).
r: [i-im], [1]-260. 1882 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1882), repr. from Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 20: 7-
266. 1882.
2: 261-392. 1883, repr. from id. 21: 197-328. 1883.
3: [393]-549. 1887 (cover 1887; Nat. Nov. Nov 1887).
Copies: BR, G.
1591. Index generum phanerogamorum usque ad finem anni 1887 promulgatorum in Bentha-
mi et Hookeri ‘“Genera Plantarum”’ fundatus cum numero specierum synonymis et area
geographica ... Opus approbatum ab illustri doctore J. D. Hooker ex-rectore hortorum
regiorum kewensium. Bruxelles (author), London (Dulau & Co.), Berlin (Gebr.
Borntraeger), Paris (P. Klincksieck) 1888. Oct. (Index gen. phan.)
Publ.: in parts, 1887-1888 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1888; preface and list of new names published
after 1 Aug 1888, date of preface), p. [1*], [i]-xxii, [1 ]-722, [1, cont.]. Copies: MO, NY, U.
708
DURAND, T. A.
Ref.: BM 1: 495; Langman p. 256.
Britten, J. Bot. 26: 316-319. 1888.
1592. Primitiae florae costaricensis par Th. Durand ... et H. Pittier ... avec la collabora-
tion de MM. O. Boeckeler, J. E. Bommer, J. Briquet, J. Cardot, R. Chodat, A. Cogniaux,
C. de Chandolle, E. De Wildeman, A. Engler, E. Hackel, E. Hallier, F. W. Klatt, E.
Marchol, M. Micheli, J. Mueller, L. Radlkofer, K. Schumann et F. Stephani et de
Mmes. J. E. Bommer et M. Rousseau. Bruxelles (vol. 1: Jardin botanique de 1’ Etat)
1891-1896, San José de Costa Rica A.C. (vol. 2) 1898-1900. Oct. (Primit. fl. costaric.)
Co-author: Henri Francois Pittier de Fabréga (1857-1950).
Publ.: In part in Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. and in Ann. Inst. fis. geogr. nac.
vol. fasc. pages vol. bull. pages bull. dates
I I [3]-48 30 [1]-46 1891
49-97 30 47-95 1892
99-208 30 [196]-305 Dec 1892
2 [1]-28 31 [irg]-142 1893
29-78 31 1893
79-151 31 143-215 Oct 1893
3 [i-i1], [1]-80 32 [122]-201 1894 or 1895?
81-225 35 151-296 1896
Vol. 2: San José de Costa Rica A.C. 1898-1900, avec la collaboration de Casimir de
Candolle, John Donnell-Smith, Adolphe Engler, Gustave Lindau et Ferdinand Pax.
Part 1 in Ann. Inst. fis. geogr. nac. vol. 8.
2 I [1]-128 1898 (p. 6: 28 Nov 1897)
2 129-216, [1, err.] 1898
3 [217]-294, [295, err.] 1899
4 297-317, [319, ind.] 1900
5 [321]-337, [339, ind.] 1900
6 [341]-368 1900
7 369-405, [i-1v] 1900
Copies: NY, U.
Ref.: BM 1: 495; 6: 286; Langman p. 256.
1593- Conspectus florae africae ou énumération des plantes d’Afrique. Bruxelles (Jardin
botanique de l’Etat), Berlin (R. Friedlaender & Sohn), Paris (Paul Klincksieck), 2 vols.
1895-1898. Oct. + (Consp. fl. afric.)
Co-author: Hans Schinz (1859-1941), Swiss botanist.
Publ.: 1(2): Jun 1898, p. [i-iv], [1]-268. Copies: MO, U.
5: Dec 1894 (Nat. Nov.), p. [i-iv], [1]-957. Copies: U.
Volume 5, the only completed volume, was issued as a whole in Dec 1894 (Nat. Nov.).
The dates of printing given in the book are not those of publication. The same holds
for the only other part issued, vol. 1(2), which became available as a whole in June
1898.
Ref.: BM 1: 495.
Stearn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 3: 13-16. 1953.
1594. Etudes sur la flore de I’ Etat indépendant du Congo. Premiére partic. Bruxelles (Hayez)
1896 (Etudes fl. Congo).
Co-author: Hans Schinz (1859-1941), Swiss botanist.
Publ.: 1896 (t.p., Nat. Nov. Apr 1897), p. [i-iii], [33]-368. — Copy: U. — Reprinted from
- Mémoires couronnés et autres Mémoires publiés par ’? Académie royale de Belgique, vol. 53,
1896.
1595- Sylloge florae congolanae [Phanerogamae]. Bruxelles (Albert De Boeck) 1909. Oct.
(Syll. fl. congol.)
799
DURAND, T. A.
Co-author: Héléne Durand (1883-1934), daughter of Théophile Alexis Durand.
Publ.: 1909 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1909), p. [i-iii], [1]-716. Copies: MO, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 6: 286.
Durande, Jean Francois (1732-1794), French botanist at Dijon. (Durande).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(4): 120; Barnhart 1: 485; BM 1: 496; GR p. 318;
LS 7502.
Anon., Mém. Acad. Dijon ser. 2. 16: 323. 1871.
Guédeés, Taxon 22: 211-219. 1973.
EPONYMY: Durandea Delarbre (1800, nom. rej.)
Note: Durandea J. E. Planchon (1847, nom cons.) is dedicated to Philippe Durand (fl. 1798-
1807), French clergyman and botanical collector in South Spain and Morocco; Durandia
Rehm (1913), Durandiella Seaver (1932) and Durandiomyces Seaver (1928) are dedicated
{4 Elias Judah Durand (1870-1922), American mycologist; Durandeeldea O. Kuntze
(1891) and Durandia Boeckeler (1896) are dedicated to Théophile Alexis Durand (1855-
1912), q.v.; Durandoa Pomel (1860) is dedicated to Gaetano Leone Durando (1811-1892),
q.v.
1596. Notions élémentaires de botanique, avec ’explication d’une carte composée pour servir
aux cours publics de l’Académie de Dijon (L. N. Frantin) 1781. Oct. (Notzons élém. bot.)
Publ.: Feb-Aug 1782 (privilége 8 Feb 1782; Obs. Phys. Aug 1782), p. [1]-368, [1]-xcii,
[2, cont., err.], [2, privilége]. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: PR 2550.
Guédeés, Taxon 22: 216. 1973.
1597- Flore de Bourgogne, ou catalogue des plantes naturelles a cette province, & de celles
qu’on y cultive le plus communément, avec Vindication du sol ot: elles croissent, du
temps de leur floraisons, & de la couleur de leurs fleurs; ouvrage rédigé pour servir aux
cours publics de ’Académie de Dijon. Dijon (L. N. Frantin) 1782, 2 vols. Oct. (Fl.
Bourgogne).
Premiére partie: 1782, p. [i*-ii*], [i]-vill, 1-520, i-lxvi. Copy: NY.
Seconde partie: 1782, p. [i]-xiv, 1-290, i-Ixxx. Copy: NY. — Title: ““Flore de Bourgogne, ou
propriétés des plantes de cette province, relativement a la médecine, a l’agriculture et
les-arts., Ouvrage -...57
Ref.: BM 1: 496; LS 7502; PR 2551.
Durando, Gaetano Leone (1811-1892), French botanist in Algeria. (Durando).
HERBARIUM and Types: AL?; collections in many herbaria, distributed under various
titles: Flora atlantica exsiccata, Plantae Algeriae.
Ref.: TH 2: 172.
Anon., Flora 33: 560. 1850.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 2: 560. 1855.
Anon., Bonplandia 6: 34.2. 1858.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 514; Barnhart 1: 485 (d. 13 Jan 1892); CSP 9:
759; Saccardo 1: 68.
Cosson et Durieu, Intr. Fl. Alg., Bot. 2: xxvii. 1868.
Cosson, Comp. FI. Atl. 1: 36-37. 1881.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxvii. 1883.
Battandier, Bull. Soc. bot. France 38: 190-191. 1892.
Gay, Rev. de Bot. 10: 711-715. 1892.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 41. 1941.
EPONYMY: Durandoa Pomel (1860). — Note: For other eponyms based on the stem Durand-,
cf. supra, sub J. F. Durande.
710
DURIEU
Durieu de Maisonneuve, Michel Charles (1796-1878), French botanist at Bor-
deaux. (Durieu).
HERBARIUM and tyPEs: P, PC. — Exsiccatae: Plantae selectae hispano-lusitanicae (coll. 1835,
ed. 1856) in many herbaria (e.g. G, K, P, PC). Other plants distributed in the ‘‘Herbier
de la Commission scientifique de l’Algérie”’ (1840-1844).
Ref.: 1H 2: 173.
Magnier, Bull. Soc. bot. France 32(2): 48. 1885. [sale duplicates].
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG I: 172, 5(1): 670; Barnhart 1: 486; Bossert p. 110;
CSP 2: 417, 6: 646, 7: 583, 9: 760, 12: 210; GR p. 276; Jackson p. 348; LS 7503-7511;
MW p. 103; PR 2555-2558.
Cosson et Durieu, Expl. sci. Alger., Bot. 2: xxvii-xxviii. 1868.
Cogniaux, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 16: 263-265. 1877.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 25(2): 43-44. 1878.
Brochon, Discours sur la tombe de M. C. Durieu de Maisonneuve. Bordeaux 1878.
Roumeguére, Notice nécrol. sur. M. Ch. Durieu de Maisonneuve. Alger 1878, 8 p.
(repr., unidentified, in DS).
Cosson, Comp. fl. atl. 1: 37-38. 1881.
EPONYMY: Duriaea [sic] Bory de Saint-Vincent & Montagne (1843); Duriella [sic] Bory
de Saint-Vincent ex Billot (1861); Durteua Boissier & Reuter (1842); Durieuwa Meérat
(1829) ; Mazsonnewea Trevisan (1877); Riella C. Montagne (1852).
1598. Exploration scientifique de [’ Algérie pendant les années 1840, 1841, 1842 publiée par
ordre du gouvernement et avec le concours d’une commission académique. Sciences
physiques. Botanique par MM Bory de St-. Vincent et Durieu de Maisonneuve membres
de la Commission scientifique d’Algérie. Paris (Imprimerie royale) 1846-1855[-1869]
(Expl. sci. Algérie).
vol. livraison text plates date —_ published
cover
I i I-40 Tht Os Qs DA. 1846 1846
2 41-80 95 4550s Les 13 1846 1846
3 81-120 16, 17, 18, 21, 24, 30 1846 1846
4 121-160 IO, 15, 20, 22, 23, 34 1846 1846
5 161-200 ETO. 9132, 995 44 1846 1846
6 201-240 29, 51, 55, 69, 80, 88 1846 1846/7
7 241-280 52; 53, 58, 67, 745 77 1846 1847/8
8 281-320 28, 38, 41, 545 59, 83 1848 1848
9 321-360 64, 65, 78, 79, 84, 86 1848 1848
10 361-400 25, 48, 56, 68, 85, 87 1848 1848
II 401-440 39; 45, 47, 60, 76, go 1848 1848/9
12 441-480 22bis, 26, 45bis, 61, 72,89 1848 1849
13 481-520 275 375 46, 49; 66, 79; 1848 1849
14. 521-560 36, 41, 43, 62, 63, 82 1848 1849
15 561-600 355 40, 50, 71, 73, 82 1849 1849
2 16 1-120 t.p.’s G legends atlas 1849 Mai-Jun 1855
17 121-240 1849 Nov-Dec 1855
18/19 241-330, [1*-v*], 1855 Jan 1868
[i]-civ, [333]
I 20 [1]-39 atlas, 1855 Oct 1869
crypt. 601-631
Title-pages: above: text as on cover livraisons 1-17; the covers of 18/19 and 20 have
*“*... les années 1840 et suivantes’’ (copy in orig. covers at MO). The second pl. 41 is
correctly 42.
[ Botanique I]: “Exploration scientifique de l’ Algérie publiée par ordre du gouvernement.
Science naturelles botanique’’ Paris (Imprimerie impériale) 1846-1849, followed by
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h.t. Cryptogamie par M. Ch. Durieu de Maisonneuve, avec le concours de MM.
Montagne, Bory de Saint-Vincent, L. R. F. Tulasne, C. Tulasne Léveillé, p. [i*-1i*],
[i-iii], [1]-631, p. ii dated Apr 1868. Copies: HU, MO, NY.
A number of diagnoses of Algerian fungi were published in advance of Montagne in
his “‘Centuries de plantes vasculaires,”’ Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 3. 4: 353-367. Aug 1845.
Most of the names of fungi published by Durieu and Montagne are listed in Montagne,
Sylloge generum specierumque cryptogamarum, 1856, with reference to pages and plates,
giving 1846 as date. There is, however, no proof that livraisons 11-15, p. 401-600 (to
which Montagne refers as 1846) came out before 1849 (dates on orig. covers).
Botanique IT. Phanérogamie. Groupe de Glumacées, par E. Cosson et Durieu de Maison-
neuve. General t.p.: ‘Exploration ... (as Botanique I) ...” Paris (Imprimérie
nationale) 1854-1867, p. [i*-v*], [i]-civ, [1]-330, [331, cont.]. Copy: MO.
“Ce travail sur les Glumacées de l’Algérie est oeuvre presque exclusive de M. E.
Cosson, ainsi que M. Durieu s’est plu a le reconnaitre”’ (statement on p. [iv] of cover
of Cosson, Ill. fl. atl., fasc. 7, 1897).
Atlas, consisting of go coloured plates (nos. I-90, 22 bis, 45 bis; nos. 57 and 70 wanting)
published in parts between 1846 and 1849; an annotated list belonging with the atlas
was published in 1869. ‘The Latin diagnoses of 39 species were published in advance in
Duchartre, Rev. Bot. 1: 359-368 (Feb 1846) and 2: 424-439 (Apr 1847). Copies: MO,
NY.
T.p. atlas: ‘Exploration ...”’ as in Botanique I, 1846-1849; p. [i*], [i]-[vii], [1]-39,
[7, legends], plates as above. Other t.p. (copy BR) : Paris (Imprimerie nationale) 1850.
Ref.: BM 1: 496; NI 2246; PR 1913; SK p. clxxvi.
Sherborn and Woodward, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 7. 8: 162. 1901.
Stearn, J. Bot. 79: 116-117. 1941.
Léandri, Adansonia 4(3): 364. 1964.
Du Roi, Johann Philipp (1741-1785), German physician, botanist and dendrologist
at Braunschweig. (Du Roz). :
HERBARIUM and tTyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 486; BM 1: 496; PR 2559-2560.
Dryander, Bibl. hist. nat. Banks 3: 82, 208, 335.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 156-158. 1874.
Duroi, L., Jahresber. Ver. Naturw. Braunschweig 17: 187-189. 1913.
EPONYMY: Duroia Linnaeus fil. (1781, nom. cons.)
1599. Die Harbkesche wilde Baumzucht theils Nordamerikanischer und anderer fremder,
theils einheimischer Baume, Straucher und strauchartigen Pflanzen nach den Kenn-
zeichen, der Anzucht, den Eigenschaften und der Benutzung beschrieben. Braunschweig
(Waisenhaus Buchhandlung) 1771-1772, 2 vols. Oct. (Harbk. Baumz.)
Ed. 1: 1: 1772 (t.p., NZGS 5 Mar 1772, pref. 21 Sep 1771), p. [i]-Ixxx, [1]-447, [4, err-],
3 pl. Copy: USDA. (other copies with imprint 1771)
2: 1772 (NZGS 5 Mar 1772), p. [i], [1]-512, [1-30, index], 3 pl. Copy: USDA.
Ed. 2: “herausgegeben mit Vermehrungen und Veranderungen von J. F. Pott. Braun-
schweig (Schulbuchhandlung)”’:
1: 1795 (p. viii Mar 1795), [i]-xlviii, [1]-659, [660, err.], p/. 7-3 uncol. copper engr. by
J. C. Schaerer. Copy: USDA.
2: 1800, p. [i], [1]-606, pl. 4-6 idem. Copy: USDA.
3: 1800, p. [i-iti], [1]-276. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: BM 1: 496; PR 2560.
Tucker, Cat. Arnold Arb. 1: 220. 1914.
Dusén, Per Karl Hjalmar (1855-1926), Swedish botanist, palaeobotanist and ex-
plorer, originally civil engineer. (Dusén).
HERBARIUM, TYPES and COLLECTIONS: S, S-PA (e.g. a large herbarium of bryophytes). —
Duplicates of Dusén’s numerous collections were widely distributed, under various titles
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DUSS
(Musci africani in Camerunia collecti, 1890-1892; Hepaticae africanae in Camerunia collectae,
1890-1892; Musci chilensis, Musct patagonict, 1896-1897; Plantae brasiliensis in civitate Parand
collectae, 1903-1904; Plantae patagoniae e territorio Sta. Cruz reportatae, 1904-1905; Plantae
vasculares e Patagonia orientali reportatae, 1904; id. e territorio Sta. Cruz reportatae 1904-1905;
Fungi camerunenses, 1891-1892). For duplicates (many of these series were/are at B) see IH.
IGS Mele 7 Gy
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 275, 286, 298, 341-342.
Hepper and Neate, Plant coll. W. Afr. 27. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: Andrews p. 256; Barnhart 1: 486; BM 1: 497, 6: 287;
Bossert p. 110; CSP 14: 747; IF p. 693; KR p. 148-149; Quenstedt p. 123.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 35. 1903, 3(3): pl. zzz. 1905 (portr.)
Harms, Z. f. Sukkul. 3: 115-116. 1917.
Sampaio, Arch. Mus. nac. Rio de Janeiro 22: 42-47. 1919.
Arnell, The bryologist 29: 57-58. Sep 1926.
Birger, Sv. bot. Tidskr. 20: 77-85. 1926 (bibl., portr.)
Birger, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 44: (81)-(87). 1927 (portr.)
Angely, Bol. Inpabo 1-17. 1955.
EPONYMY: Dusenia V. F. Brotherus (1894); Dusenta O. Hoffmann (1900); Duseniella
V. F. Brotherus (1906) ; Duseniella K. M. Schumann (1902).
HANDWRITING: Bull. Inpabo 1955, p. 17.
Duss, [Pere] Antoine (1840-1924), Swiss clergyman and botanist in the West Indies.
(Duss).
HERBARIUM and Types: The main collections were at B (through Krug et Urban),
duplicates see IH 2; see also Urban 1902. Many plants labelled Herbier de la Guadeloupe
et de la Martinique, 1899-1904, others Herbier de la Martinique, 1876-1903, Herbier de la
Guadeloupe et Dépendances, 1892-1893.
ef Myo 173.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 40. 1902.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 249; Barnhart 1: 486; BM 1: 497, 6: 288;
GR p. 634-640; Langman p. 257.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 39-41, 1898, 3: 10, 13, 40. 1902.
Rodriguez, Bull. Soc. bot. France 78: 659-662. 1931.
Privault, Bull. Soc. bot. France 84: 289-294. 1937.
Stehlé, Le R. P. A. Duss, sa vie et son oeuvre (Flore de la Guadeloupe 4). Basse Terre
1943 (bibl., portr.), x, 136p.
Le Gallo, Le Naturaliste Canadien 79(2): 53-75. 1952 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Dussia Krug & Urban ex Taubert (1892); Dussiella Patouillard (1890).
1600. Flore phanérogamique des Antilles frangaises (Guadeloupe et Martinique) ... Avec
annotations du professeur Dr. Edouard Heckel sur l’emploi de ces plantes. Macon
(Protat fréres) 1897. Oct. (Fl. phan. Antill. frang.)
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1897 (t.p., Nat. Nov. Sep 1897), p. [i]-xxviii, [1]-656. — Copies: NY, U. -
Reprinted from Ann. Inst. Col. Marseille 3: i-xxviii, 1-656. 1897 (‘‘1896”’), cover title
as above, title of journal publication: ‘‘Plantes de la Guadeloupe et de la Martinique.”
See Urban (1898) for an extensive and critical discussion of this work.
Reprint: Paris 1972 (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 1: 497; Langman p. 257; Plesch p. 215-216.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 39-41. 1898.
Privault, Bull. Soc. bot. France 84: 289-294. 1937 (additions).
1601. Division, nomenclature & habitat des fougéres et lycopodes des Antilles frangaises (La
description détaillée de chaque espéce de fougére paraitra plus tard). Lons-le-Saunier
(Lucien Declume) 1903. Oct. (Div. foug. Antill. frang.)
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DUSS
Publ.: 1903 (t.p., rd. NY Apr 1904), p. [1]-113. Copy: NY.
Ref.: Urban, Symb. ant. 5: 4. 1908.
1602. Les Lycopodes des Antilles ae Lons-le-Saunier 1903. Oct. (Lycopod. Antill. frang.)
Publ.: 1903 (Nat. Nov. Feb 1904), p. [1]-16.
Ref.: Urban, Symb. ant. 5: 4. 1908.
1603. Enumération méthodique des muscinées des Antilles frangaises. Lons-le-Saunier (Lucien
Declume) 1903. Oct. (Enum. musc. Antill. frang.)
Publ.: 1903 (Nat. Nov. Feb 1904). Copy: NY. — I. Hépatiques, p. [1]-41; II. Mousses,
p- [1]-39.
Ref.: Urban, Symb. ant. 5: 4. 1908.
1604. Enumération méthodique des champignons recueillis 4 la Guadeloupe et & la Martinique.
Lons-le-Saunier (Lucien Declume) 1903. Oct. (Enum. champ. Guadeloupe).
Publ.: 1903 (t.p., Nat. Nov. Apr 1904), p. [1]-94. Copy: NY. — The new taxa are described
by Patouillard.
Ref.: Urban, Symb. ant. 5: 4. 1908.
1605. Flore cryptogamique des Antilles frangaises. Lons-le-Saunier (Lucien Declume) 1904.
Oct. (Fl. crypt. Antill. frang.)
Publ.: Combines several of the above publications with abouts pagination. Copy: U. —
Fougéres et Lycopodes [5]-113; Fougéres et Lycopodes [113*]-128/[1]-16; Muscinées,
8iGo, [129]-169/[1]-41; Muscinées, Mousses [171 ]-209/[1]-39; Fungi [21 1]-304/[1]-
94; Lichens [305]-322/[1]-18; table [323]-360.
Duthie, John Firminger (1845-1922), British botanist in India. (Duthie).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K, also in part BM, CAL for duplicates see IH. Exsiccatae:
Musci himalayenses (1879-1882), Flora of Himalaya, Flora of N.-W. India.
Refo O27 so.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 53. 1953.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 486; BB p. 98; BM 1: 497, 2: 288; Bossert
p-. 110; CSP 7: 584, 9: 762, 14: 748; Jackson p. 384; MW p. 103-104; NI 572-573.
Babington, Memorials 472. 1897.
Gamble, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1922: 125-128 (bibl.)
Gamble, J. Bot. 60: 151-153. 1922.
Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. 134: 44-45. 1922.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 187. 1936.
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxxxil. 1948.
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 237. 1965.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Hooker, Fl. Brit. Ind.: Myrtaceae (excl. Barringtoniaceae) 2: 462-406.
Jul 1878, 497-506. Mai 1879.
EPONYMY: Duthiea Hackel (1896). — Note: Duthiea Manza (1937) and Duthiophycus Tandy
(1938) are dedicated to Augusta Vera Duthie, South African botanist.
1606. The Orchids of the North-Western Himalaya. Calcutta 1906. Qu., Annals of the Royal
Botanic Garden, Calcutta 9(2): [i*-ii*], [i]-ii, [81]-211, pl. 94-151. 1906 (Bengal
Secretariat Press) (Orchids N.W. Himalaya).
Publ.: 1906, received at BM and K on 8 Mar 1907. Issued also separately but with
original pagination. Usually cited from Ann. R. Bot. Gard. Calcutta. — Plates partly
coloured, drawings by H. Hormusji. Copies: BM, K, MO, U.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1967. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: NI 573.
Stafleu, Taxon 17: 293-296. 1968.
1607. Flora of the upper Gangetic plain, and of the adjacent Siwalik and sub-Himalayan
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tracts. Calcutta (Superintendent of Government Printing) 1903-1929, 3 vols. 16-mo.
(Fl. Gangetic plain).
vol. part pages dates
I I [i*-i1*], map, [i]-xvii, [1]-16, 16a-c, [17]-403 1903 (after 10 Feb)
2 [1-111], 401-500, ind. [i-v] 1905 (after 19 Jul)
2 [i-ii], [1 ]-266 IQII
3 I [i-ii], [1 ]-168 IQI5
2 [i-ii], 169-283 1920
3 [1-111], 285-371 1929 (after 1 Mai)
Copies: HH, U, US. — Authors of vol. 3: Turrill (Cyperaceae), Duthie (Palmae, Aroid.,
Alism.), R. N. Parker (rest). Imprint: Calcutta, Government of India Central Publi-
cation Branch.
Reprints: 1960 (n.v.), 1973 (n.v.) (announced by the trade).
Duval, Henri Auguste (1777-1814), French physician and botanist. (Duval).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 339; Barnhart 1: 487; BM 1: 498; Jackson
p. 418; PR 2573.
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 3: 566. 1821.
Hoefer, Nouv. Biogr. gén. 15: 518. 1856.
Stearn, Cactus J. 7: 105-108. 1939.
EPONYMY: Duvalia Bonpland (1816); Duvalia A. H. Haworth (1812). — Note: Duvaliella
F. Heim (1892) is dedicated to Joseph Duval-Jouve (1810-1883), q.v.
1608. Plantae succulentae in horto Alenconio. Paris (Gabon et Cie.) 1809. Oct. (Pl. succ. horto
Alencon.)
Publ.: 1809, p. [1]-18. Copy: facsimile in Stearn (1939), orig. at BM.
Ref.: Stearn, Cactus J. 7: 105-108. 1939 (with facsimile).
Duval-Jouve [earlier: Duval], Joseph (1810-1883), French botanist and palaeobio-
logist; inspector of the Academy at Strassbourg (PR), later at Montpellier. (Duval-
Jouve).
HERBARIUM and TyPEsS: MPU, other material at P-CO (Algeria) and AUT, B, K, LZ,
P (France).
Ref.: TH 2: 174.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 656, 663; Barnhart 1: 488; BM 1: 498;
Bossert p. 110; CSP 2: 426, 7: 585-586, 9: 764, 12: 24, 14: 751; Jackson p. 542 [index];
PR 2574-2577, 10558; Quenstedt p. 123.
Brongniart, Rapport progrés botanique phytographique 38-42. 1868.
Duval-Jouve, Notice sur les titres et ouvrages scientifiques de M. J. Duval-Jouve 1877.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30(1): 257, cxvii-cxviii. 1883.
Flahault, Notice biographique sur M. Duval-Jouve, Paris 1884, 15 p. (bibl.); also in
Bull. Soc. bot. France 31(1): 167-182. 1884 (bibl.)
Sahat, Bull. Soc. Et. Sci. Angers ser. 2. 15: 29-60. 1885 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 1o1. pl. 138. 1905.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 162. 1909.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 187. 1936.
EPONYMY: Duvaliella F. Heim (1892); Duvaljowvea Palla (1905).
1609. Histoire naturelle des Equisetum de France ... Mémoire présenté a l’ Académie des
sciences et accompagné du rapport de M. A. Brongniart, de 10 planches gravées, en
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partie coloriées, avec figures transparentes superposées et de 33 figures intercalées dans
le texte. Paris, London, Madrid, New York (Bailliére) 1864. Oct. (Hist. nat. Equisetum
France). h
Publ. coe 1864 (p. iii: 15 Nov 1863, Flora 7 Mai 1864), p. [1*-ii*], [i]-viii, [1 ]-296,
pl. 1-10. Copies: MO, NY, U. — Duval-Jouve used anatomical characteristics for his
taxonomy.
Ref.: PR 2574; IDC 5488.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 11 (Bibl.): 8-12. Jul 1864.
Anon., Flora 47: 239, 240. 7 Mai 1864.
J.M., Hedwigia 3(11): 173. Nov 1864.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 22: 206-207. 8 Jul 1864.
Earle, Franklin Summer (1856-1929), American mycologist and phytopathologist.
(Earle).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: NY, duplicates in many herbaria. — Exsiccatae: Economic fungi
(fasc. 1-4, nos. 1-200, 1890-1892), set at NY, and (with E. S. Earle) Plants of New Mexico
(1900), sets at B, NY. — Manuscripts and correspondence at NY.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 358; 2: 175.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 145-146. 1973.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 182. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 490; BL 1: 163; BM 2: 501, 6: 209; Bossert
p. 111; CSP 14: 763; Langman p. 258; LS 7538-7572a, suppl. 7168-7171.
Anon., J. Mycol. 9: opp. p. 161. 1903 (portr.)
Urban, Symb. ant. 5: 5. 1908.
Horne, J. New York Bot. Gard. 30: 86-88. 1929.
Chardon, Mycologia 21(6): 301-303. 1929 (portr.)
Anon., Phytopathology 20: 466, 923-929. 1930.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 434. 1916, 7(15): 1060. 1940.
Rodgers, Liberty Hyde Bailey 144, 231. 1949.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Contributed to E. L. Greene, Plantae bakerianae, 1901; published
A preliminary list of Alabama fungi, Apr 1897, with L. M. Underwood, q.v.
EPONYMY: Earliella Murrill (1905). — Note: Earlia F. von Mueller (1863) is dedicated to
Georg Windsor Earle, a student of geography and ethnology in the Malesian area and in
Australia.
Eastwood, Alice (1859-1953), American botanist mainly working on the flora of Cali-
fornia, curator of the herbarium at the California Academy of Sciences 1894-1949.
(Eastw.)
HERBARIUM and tTyPEs: CAS, older collections COLO. — Exsiccatae: Plants of California,
Flora of the country adjacent to Santa Barbara.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 175.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 491; BL 1: 131, 150-151, 167, 170, 2173
BM 2: 502, 6: 290; Bossert p. 111; CSP 14: 765; Langman p. 258.
Blankinship, Montana Agric. Coll. Sci. Studies 1(1): 3-31. 1905.
Tucker, Cat. Libr. Arnold. Arb. 1: 223. 1914.
Crum, Madrojio 5: 74. pl. 7. 1939.
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter 248. 1944.
Abrams, Pacific Discovery 2(1): 14-17. 1949 (portr.)
Anon., Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. 25: [ix]-xxiv. 1949 (portr., bibl.)
Ewan, Rocky Mountain naturalists 200-201. 1950.
Crisp, The green Thumb 11: 32-35. 1954 (portr.)
Dakin, The perennial adventure, a tribute to A.E., San Francisco, 1954 (portr.)
Howell, Leaflets western Botany 7: 153-164. 1954.
Howell, Sierra Club Bull. 39(6): 78-80. 1954.
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Howell, Taxon 3: 98-100. 1964.
Wilson, Leaflets western Botany 7: 65-68. 1954 (chronology expl.)
Ewan, in A century of progress in the natural sciences 48. 1955.
Wilson, Alice Eastwood’s wonderland, San Francisco 1955.
Cantelow and Cantelow, Leaflets western Bot. 8(5): 83-101. 1957.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 153-154. 1961.
Rickett, NAF 28(B): 327. 1945, ser. 2. 5: 237. 1965.
Ewan, Short History Botany U.S. 15, 117, 140, 141. 1969.
Thomas, Huntia 3: 27. 1969 (preprint) (portr.)
Sutton, Charles Sprague Sargent 323, 329, 330. 1970.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 146. 1973 (corresp.)
COMPOSITE Works: Editor of Zoe, 3-4, 1892-1894.
FESTSCHRIFT: Alice Eastwood semi-centennial publication, Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. ser. 4.
25: [1x]-xxiv. 1949.
1610. A popular flora of Denver, Colorado. San Francisco (Zoe Publishing Company,
P.O. Box 2114) s.d. [May 1893]. Oct. (Pop. fl. Denver).
Publ.: May 1893 fide stamp in several copies (MO, Ewan), p. [i], [1]-57. Copies: MO,
NY, Ewan. — A three page “‘Additions and corrections, January 14, 1895” is found as a
loose insert in some copies.
Ref.: BL 1: 170.
Allison, The University of Colorado Studies 6(1): 59. 1908 (cites the publication
“no date’’).
1611. The flora of the Nob Hill cobblestones San Francisco in the 1890’s. [San Francisco,
1950]. (Fl. Nob Hill).
Publ.: Originally published in Erythea vol. 6, Jun 1898 (‘“The plant inhabitants of Nob
Hill’); reprinted as an independent, undated pamphlet, p. [1]-8, in 1950 by the
California Botanical Club.
1612. A flora of the South Fork of Kings River from Millwood to the head waters of Bubbs Creek.
[San Francisco] 1902. Oct.
Publ.: Publications of the Sierra Club no. 27, Jun 1902, p. [i-ii], [1]-96. Copy: HH.
1613. A handbook of the trees of California. San Francisco (California Academy of Sciences)
1905. Oct. (Handb. trees California).
Publ.: 8 Jul 1905 (t.p.), p. [1]-86, pl. 1-57. Copy: HH. — Occasional papers Calif. Acad.
Sci. no. 9.
Ref.: BM 6: 2go.
Tucker, Cat. Library Arnold Arb. 1: 223. 1914.
Eaton, Amos (1776-1842), American botanist, lecturer and writer; great popularizer
of botanical science. (Eaton).
HERBARIUM and Types: YU. — Merrill and Reeder examined the herbarium and found
that it contained only a few types. Eaton preserved only small scraps of specimens collect-
ed by himself; the great majority of the material must have been discarded by him.
Eaton letters to Torrey at NY.
Ref.: Merrill and Reeder, Bartonia 24: 41-45. 1947.
Merrill, Rhodora 48: 201-205. 1948.
Martin, in Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. (Torrey corr.) 455.
1973-
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 353; Barnhart 1: 491; BM 2: 506, 6: 290;
Bossert p. 112; CSP 2: 434-435; DAB 5: 605-606; GR p. 187; IF p. 396, suppl. 1: 81;
Jackson p. 8, 37, 38, 354, 355, 364; Langman p. 258; LS 7576; MD p. 100-107; ME1:
180, 3: 568; Merrill p. 695-696, 720; PR 2593, ed. 1: 2882-2884; Quenstedt p. 124.
Anon., Pop. Sci. Monthly 38: 113-118. 1890.
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Gray, Letters 2: 832 [index]. 1893.
Youmans, Pioneers of Science in America 111-118. 1896.
Knowlton, The plant world 1: 17-18. 1897 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 178. 1903.
Merrill, Ann. Rep. Smithsonian Inst. 1904: 695-696, 720-721.
Tucker, Cat. Library Arnold Arb. 1: 223. 1914.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 293. 1921.
Rickett, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Amos Eaton, Troy 1933, 32 p. (portr.)
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 347 [index]. 1940.
McAllister, Amos Eaton, Philadelphia 1941.
Good, H. G., Sci. Monthly 53: 464-469. 1941.
Rodgers, John Torrey 340 [index]. 1942.
Dupree, Asa Gray 485-486 [index]. 1959.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 193, 221-222, 342, 465. 1969.
Ewan, Short History Bot. U.S. 164 [index]. 1969.
Rezneck, DSB 4: 273-275. 1971 (q.v. for further sec. ref.)
EPONYMY: Eatonia Rafinesque (1819). — Note: Eatonella A. Gray (1883) is dedicated to
Daniel Cady Eaton (1834-1895), q.v.
1614. A manual of botany for the northern states. Comprising generic descriptions of all
phenogamous and cryptogamous plants to the North of Virginia, hitherto described;
with references to the natural orders of Linnaeus and Jussieu. Each genus is further
illustrated by short descriptions of its most common species. By the members of the
botanical class in Williams’ College (Mass.). From a manuscript system, compiled by
the author of Richard’s botanical dictionary, Albany (Websters and Skinners) 1817.
Duod. (in sixes) (Man. bot.)
Publ.: the titles of the eight editions vary; for detailed transcriptions and for collations
(eds. 1-7) see Margadant (MD). The eighth edition, by Eaton and Wright, is entitled
North American Botany. All except the first bear the author’s name. Merrill and Reeder
list the new names of phanerogams in all editions. They also provide a key (p. 39) to
Eaton’s sometimes very cryptic abbreviations of names of authors and of localities.
ed. dates pages - details
I 18-31 Jul 1817 [i]-vi, 1-164 (107 as 701°’) | author’s name not on t.p.
Copies: Ewan, NY.
2 Jun 1818 (it —a)= [1201-524 t.p. see MD; second edition,
Duod. in sixes corrected and enlarged.
Copies: HH, HU.
3 23 Mar-23 Apr 1822 [1]-536 issue I; = Aumanualeys. a:
Duod. in sixes issue 2: “‘Manual...”’;
t.p. see MD; Copies: BM,
FAS(2), NY.
4 Feb-Dec 1824 {i]-[x], 11-539 Copy: NY; Collab.: Lewis
Duod. in sixes Caleb Beck (1798-1853).
5 Sep 1829 [1]-[452], [1]-60, 51, 52, Orig. issue: FAS, HH, NY, °
53[= 61-63], [1-71] US; 2nd copy HH: p. 13-24
reprinted in other type;
Collab.: William Edward A.
Aikin (1807-1888), H. H.
Eaton (1809-1832).
6 22 Mai-3 Jun 1833 [i]-x, 11-103, 1-401, 1-137, Copies: BM, NY, MO, U;
[ 138, err.] Duod. in sixes Collab.: James Hall (1811-
1898), S.W. Williams (1812-
1884).
7 Apr-Mai 1836 [i]-vi, 7-672 Collab.: James Hall (1811-
Duod. in sixes 1898). Copies: HU, MO,
NY, U, US.
8 Jun 1840 [i]-[viii], [1 ]-625 Copies: BM, NY, E. G. Voss.
718
EATON, D.C.
Ed. 8: North American botany; comprising the native and common cultivated plants north
of Mexico: genera arranged according to the artificial and natural methods. By Amos
Eaton ... and John Wright ... Eighth edition; with the very valuable addition of the
properties of plants, from Lindley’s New Medical Flora ... [quotation Linneus, sic]
Troy, (Elias Gates) N.Y. 1840. Qu.
Ref.: BM 2: 502; Jackson p. 354; MD p. 100-107; ME 3: 378; PR 2593; RS p. 81; SA
P- 54, 55; SO Add. 807a-c; IDC 5915, 5069.
Rafinesque, Amer. monthly Mag. crit. Rev. 1: 426-430. Oct. 1817 (rev. ed.).
Tucker, Cat. Library Arnold Arb. 1: 223. 1914.
McAllister, Amos Eaton 1941.
Merrill and Reeder, Bartonia 24: 26-79. 1946 [1947] (new names by Eaton).
Merrill, Amer. Fern J. 37: 6-10. 1947.
1615. A botanical dictionary, being a translation from the french of Louis-Claude Richard,
professor of botany at the medical school in Paris with additions from Martyn, Smith,
Milne, Wildenow, Acharius, &c. New Haven (Hezekiah Howe) 1817. Duod. (in sixes)
(Bot. dict.)
Ed. 1: anonymous but by A. Eaton, 1817, p. [i]-vi, [7]-14, Dict. sign. B-2/o, P, err. [1].
Copy: Ewan.
Ed. 2: (n.v.)
Ed. 3: “Botanical grammar and dictionary; translated from the french of Bulliard and
Richard ... Third edition, wholly written over, and now including the natural orders
of Linnaeus and Jussieu.’’ Albany (Websters and Skinners) 1828. Duod. (in sixes),
p- [1]-53, dictionary [1-71]. Copies: HU, NY. — Published separately and with Manual
ed. 5. ‘“‘Advertisement” dated 29 Aug 1828.
Ed. 4: ““Eaton’s botanical grammar and dictionary, modernized down to 1836: published
for a companion of Steele’s seventh edition of the Manual of botany. Fourth edition.”
Albany (Oliver Steele) 1836. Duod. (in sixes), p. [1]-125, often bound with ed. 7 of
Eaton’s Manual. Copies: HU, MO, NY, U, US.
Eaton, Daniel Cady (1834-1895), American botanist at Yale University, grandson of
Amos Eaton. (D.C. Eaton).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: YU, algae at F; types of names based on Fendler specimens at
GH, I[soetes types at FWM. — Exsiccatae:
1. (with Edwin Faxon, 1823-1898) Sphagna boreali-americana exsiccata (nos. 1-172, New
Haven, Conn. 1896), sets at B, BM, C, FH, G, LD, MICH, NY, PC.
2. Musci orientali-americani (1893-1894, not a true series of exsiccatae, handwritten data,
no serial numbers), sets at B, FH, L, MASS, NY.
3. Filices boreali-americani, sets marked as such at B, CGE, E, K, LD, NY, YU, US.
Note: Edwin Faxon also issued (around 18g0) a series of North American Sphagna. For its
connection with Eaton and Faxon’s Sphagna see Sayre p. 198. Eaton was associated with
W. G. Farlow and C. L. Anderson in distributing? Algae Americae-borealis exsiccatae, fasc.
1-5, 1877-1899 (see sub Farlow).
Ref. THs (eEds)iro4, 2: 1;76;
Day, Rhodora 3: 287. 1901.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 196-197, 198. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 491; BL 1: 171; BM 2: 502; Bossert p. 113;
CSP 2: 435, 7: 589, 9: 769, 12: 212, 14: 766; DAB 5: 606-607; IF p. 693-695; Jackson
P- 3575 359» 361, 364, 509; ME 1: 180 [biogr.], 3: 569 [index]; MW p. 104; NI 575-5763
PR 2594.
Gray, Letters 2: 832 [index]. 1893.
Setchell, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 22: 341-351. 1895 (portr., bibl.)
Britton, Science ser. 2. 29: 57-58, 1895.
Davenport, Bot. Gaz. 20: 366-369. 1895 (portr.) see also J. Bot. 33: 313. 1895.
Brewer, Am. J. Sci. 50: 184-188. 1895.
Anon., Hedwigia 34 (Rep.): 165. 1895.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 41. 1808.
719
EATON, D. Cc.
Setchell, Fern Bull. 8: 49-52. 1900 (portr.)
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 41. 1906.
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 347 [index]. 1940.
Rodgers, John Torrey 340 [index]. 1942.
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter 15, 30, 33, 50, 53, 78. 1944.
Rodgers, Amer. Botany 1873-1892, p. 327 [index]. 1944.
McVaugh, Edward Palmer 4, 51, 54, 58, 1959.
Dupree, Asa Gray 486 [index]. 1959.
Humphrey, Makers of N. Amer. Bot. 78-79. 1961.
Ewan, Short History Botany U.S. 164 [index]. 1969.
Lenley et al., Gat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 146-148, 454. 1973 (corr.)
COMPOSITE WoORKs: Ferns, in Chapman, Flora of the Southern States 1860, p. 585-602, also in
ed. 2, 1883; Equisetaceae, in Emory, Narrative, U.S. and Mex. Bound. Surv. vol. 2, p. 233-
236; the ferns and allied orders in A. Gray, Manual ed. 5. 1878, ed. 6. 1890. See further
ME 3: 569.
EPONYMY: Fatonella A. Gray (1883).
1616. Filices wrightianae et fendlerianae, nempe wrightianae cubenses et fendlerianae
venezuelanae, (nonnullis panamensibus, etc., ex coll. A. Schott et S. Hayes interjectis,)
enumeratae novaeque descriptae: dissertatio inauguralis, quam in auditorio botanico
universitatis harvardianae ad gradum baccalaurealem in scientiis legitime obtinendum
die xiv Jul. mdccclx. habuit Daniel C. Eaton, A. M. [Ex Mem. Acad. Amer. Scient. et
Artium, N. Ser. vol. viii]. Gantabrigiae Nov. Angl. Dec 1860. Qu. (Filic wright. fendler.)
Publ.: Dec 1860 (date on t.p.; diss. was defended on 14 Jul 1860), p. [i], [193]-220 Copy:
NY. — Reprinted, with the addition of a t.p., from Mem. Acad. Amer. Arts Sci. ser. 2.
8: [193]-220. 1860.
1617. The ferns of North America. Coloured figures and descriptions, with synonymy and
geographical distribution, of the Ferns (including the Ophioglossaceae) of the United
States of America and the British North American possessions. Salem (S. E. Cassino),
Boston [1877-]1879-1880, 2 vols. Qu. (Ferns N. Amer.)
Publ.: in parts (months of receipt of fascicles by C. E. Faxon, confirmed by contemporary
notices) :
vol. _ fasc. pages plates dates
I I [1]-20 I-3 Nov 1877
2 21-44. 4-6 Jan 1878
3 45-68 7-9 Feb 1878
4-5 69-114 10-15 Apr 1878
6-7 115-160 16-21 Jul 1878
8- 161-208 22-27 Oct 1878
10-11 209-256 28-33 Dec 1878
12-13 257-304 34-39 Feb 1879
14-15 305-352 40-45 Mai 1879
16 [i*], [i]-xiv Jun 1879
2 17 [1]-32 46-51 Jun 1879
18-19 33-80 52-57 Aug 1879
20-21 81-128 58-63 Oct 1879
22-23 129-176 64-69 Dec 1879
24-27 177-272 70-81 Mar 1880
[28] [i]-xxx1, 273-285 Apr-Mai 1880
The plates are coloured lithographs of drawings by J. H. Emerton and C. E. Faxon.
Copies: G, HU(2), HH, MO.
Ref.: BM 2: 502; Jackson p. 539; NI 575; IDC 5916.
Eaton, D. C., Beautiful ferns, Boston 1886.
Day, Rhodora 20: 74-75. 1918.
720
ECKLON
Ebel, Paul Wilhelm Sositheus Eugen (1815-1884), German botanist, lecturer at
Konigsberg, later land-owner in Wurttemberg. (Ebel).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: B.
Refi; WH 23 176.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 302; Barnhart 1: 492; Kanitz no. 188; PR
2598-2599.
EPONYMY: Ebelia H. G. L. Reichenbach (1841).
1618. De Armeriae genere. Prodromus Plumbaginearum familiae. Dissertatio botanica
quam conscripsit Guilelmus Ebel philosophiae doctor. Addita est tabula lapidi insculpta.
KGnigsberg i. Pr. (Gebr. Borntraeger) 1840. Qu. (Armeriae).
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1840 [or early 1841] (p. iv: 31 Oct 1840; Hinrichs 21-27 Feb 1841;
Flora 5 Jun-g Mar 1841), p. [1]-1v, [1]-44, [4, expl.], [2, ind., abbr.], 7 plate with 88 figs.,
uncol. lith. by the author. Copies: MO, NY(2).
Ref.: BM 2: 503; PR 25908.
1619. <wélf Tage auf Montenegro. Konigsberg (J. M. Bon) 1842-1844, 2 Hefte, Oct.
(Kwolf Tage Montenegro).
Heft 1: Jul-Dec 1842 (p. iv: Jul 1842), Reisebericht, front., p. [i]-iv, [1]-135, [136, err.].
Copy: NY.
Heft 2: 1844, Botanische Bemerkungen, p. [i]-iv, [1]-176, [1]-xxxix, pl. 1-4. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 5: 203; PR 2599.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 3: 340-344. 1845.
Ecklon, Christian Friedrich (Frederik) (1795-1868), Danish botanist, travelling in
South Africa, later working in Germany. (Ecklon).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Ecklon, as well as Zeyher, was a professional plant-collector who
worked for some time for the famous Botanische Reiseverein Esslingen although not as a
contracted collector (see Baur 1970). Most of his collections are therefore widely dis-
persed. The types of the Yopographisches Verzeichniss, however, are at S (Nordenstam
1972). Koster gives as locations for Ecklon’s algae: FR, GOET, KIEL, LZ and PC. —
Ecklon’s collections were announced by Flora 16: 476-480, 759-761. 1833. According to
Fischer-Benzon (1890) Ecklon’s private herbarium went in part to KIEL (via Neubers) ;
his Schleswig herbarium was acquired by Ferdinand von Mueller and is now presumably
at MEL.
Rep eer \(eds'6) 2.35852: 176:
Drége, Linnaea 19: 583-589, 599-680. 1847, 20: 183-258. 1847 (list of collections).
Anon., Flora 16: 759-761. 1833.
Fischer-Benzon, in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schleswig-Holstein 2: 14. 1890.
Candolle, Phytographie 410. 1880.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 263, 271, 286, 298, 342. 1916.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
Baur, Jb. Gesch. oberdeut. Reichsstadte 16: 244-246. 1970.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxf. 161-162. 1970.
Nordenstam, J. S. Afr. Bot. 38: 277-298. 1972.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 568, 5(1): 412; Barnhart 1: 494; BM 2: 504;
CSP 2: 443, 6: 647; Jackson p. 346; PR 2609-2610.
Steudel, Flora 10: 407-427. 1827 (excursion to Table Mountain).
Hornemann, Nat. Tidskr. 1: 591-592. 1837.
Seemann, Bonplandia 5: 353-354. 1857.
Anon., Gard. Chron. 1868: 1314-1315.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 104. 1682.
MacOwan, Trans. 8. Afr. philos. Soc. 4: xliii-xlvi. 1887.
Verduin de Boer, Botanists at the Cape 47-51. 1929.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 10, nos. 86, 101. 1942.
721
ECKLON
Hutchinson, A botanist in Southern Africa 641-642. 1946.
Tyrrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 23. 1963.
Clokie, Account Herb. Oxf. 161-162. 1964.
Schijff, Suid-Afrik. biogr. woordeb. 1: 284-285. 1968.
Baur, Jb. Gesch. oberdeut. Reichsstadte 16: 244-246. 1970.
Ffolliott and Liversidge, Ludwig Krebs 57, 124, 160. 1971.
Hansen, Bot. Tidsskr. 69(2/3): 208. 1974.
EPONyMY: Ecklonea Steudel (1829); Ecklonia J. W. Hornemann (1828); Eckloniopsis
K. Okamura (1927).
HANDWRITING: J. S. Afr. Bot. 38: 280. 1972.
1620. Topographisches Verzeichniss der Pflanzensammlung von C. F. Ecklon. 1. Lieferung. Oder:
Standorte und Blithezeit derjenigen Arten aus der Familie der Coronarien und Ensaten
welche bis jetzt auf dem Vorgebiirge der guten Hoffnung beobachtet und gesammelt
worden sind von C. F. Ecklon. Esslingen (Reise-Verein) 1827. Oct. (Topogr. Verz.
Pflanzensamml. Ecklon).
Publ.: Oct 1827 (p. vi: Jul 1827), p. [i]-x, [1, index], [1]-44, table. Copies: G, NY. -
Published by Steudel and Hochstetter’s Botanische Reiseverein (Unio itineraria) at
Esslingen.
Ref.: BM 2: 504; BH; PR 2609; RS p. 81; IDC 5917.
1621. Enumeratio plantarum africae australis extratropicae quae collectae, determinatae et
expositae a Christiano Friederico Ecklon & Carolo Zeyher. Hamburg (author) [1834-]
1835-1836[-1837]. Oct. ¢ (Enum. pl. afric. austral.)
Co-author: Karl Ludwig Philipp Zeyher (1799-1858).
pars pages dates on covers actual dates
I [1]-144 Dec 1834 Dec 1834-Mar 1835
2 145-288 Oct 1835; p. 257: Jan 1836 Jan 1836
3 289-400 Jun 1836; p. 385: Apr 1837 Apr 1837
Copies: L, U. — Ecklon, when sending a set of plants to Bentham on 31 March 1835 [sic]
(letter at K) states: “I have added to the above set a copy of the first part of my
Enumeratio, adapted to be cut in etiquettes, and the continuation of both will follow as
soon as ready.” On 22 Feb 1836 Ecklon sends the second set of exsiccatae and the second
part of the Enumeratio. Hinrichs received the three parts as follows: 1: 5-11 Apr 1835;
2: 5-11 Jun 1836 (Lit. Ber. Flora 6: 95-96. 14 Jul 1836); 3: 15 Jul 1837. — ‘There are
apparently two differently dated covers for fasc. 2 and 3.
Ref.: BM 2: 504; BH; PR 2610; RS p. 81; SK p. clxxix; IDC 5405B.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxvil, 1891.
Marshall, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 101-102. 1937.
Baur, Jb. Gesch. oberdeut. Reichsstadte 16: 245-246. 1970.
Edgeworth, Michael Pakenham (1812-1881), British civil servant in Bengal, bota-
nist. (EHdgew.)
HERBARIUM and TypEs: K.— Further material from India and Aden in G-DC, K, OXF.
Refs: WE 22) 77:
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 162. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 495; BB p. 100; BM 2: 505; Bossert p. 1125
CSP 2: 444; 7: 594; DNB 16: 382; Jackson p. 92, 384, 387; PR 2617.
Anon., Bot. Centralbl. 7: 383-384. 1881 (bibl.), J. Bot. 19: 288. 1881.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1882: 29.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1880/2: 63. 1883.
Blatter, Rec. bot. Surv. India 7: 5-6. 1914.
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 238 [index]. 1965.
722
EDWARDS, J.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Hooker, Fl. Brit. India:
(a) Frankeniaceae 1: 211-212. Jan 1874.
(b) Caryophyllaceae 1: 212-246. Jan 1874.
(c) <ygophyllaceae 1: 422-425. Jan 1874.
(d) Geraniaceae 1: 426-464. Jan 1874, 1: 465-483. Feb 1875 (with J. D. Hooker).
EPONYMY: Edgeworthia C. F. Meisner (1841).
1622. Catalogue of plants found in the Banda district 1647-49. |Mooltan 1851]. Oct. (Catal. pl.
Banda).
Publ.: 7 Oct 1851 (p. 60), p. [1]-60, [1, err.]. Copies: HH, NY. — Preprint [?] from
J. Asiat. Soc. Bengal 21: 24-48, 151-184. 1852 (Calcutta 1852).
Ref.: BM 2: 505; Jackson p. 389; PR 2617.
Edmondston, Thomas (1825-1846), Scottish botanist, naturalist to H. M. S. Herald
1845/1846. (Edmondston).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: K (incl. material Herald).
Reje: VEL 2100.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 495; BB p. 100; BM 2: 507; CSP 2: 446;
DNB 16: 397; GR p. 396-397.
Edmondston, The young Shetlander. Edinburgh 1868 (life and letters, edited by his
mother).
EPONYMY: Edmonstonia [sic] B. C. Seemann (1852).
1623. A flora of Shetland; comprehending a list of the flowering and cryptogamic plants
of the Shetland Islands, with remarks on their topography, geology, and climate, &c. &c.
Aberdeen (Geo. Clark and Son), London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast 1845. Duod.
in sixes. (Fl. Shetland).
Ed. 1: 1845, p. [i]-xxvii, [1]-67, errata slip. Copies: BM, L, NY, PCS.
Ed. 2: 1903, ““Edmondston’s Flora of Shetland ... second edition ... edited ... by
C. F. Argyll Saxby ... also a biographical sketch compiled from his mother’s Life of
T. Edmondston .. .”? Edinburgh, London (Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier) 1903. Oct.,
p- [1], frontisp., [3]-102, portr. Copies: G, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 507, 6: 292.
Edmondston, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. 7: 287-295. 1841 (prel. list.).
Edwards, John (i. 1763-1806), British flower-painter. (7. Edwards).
ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS and DRAWINGS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 496; BB p. 100; BM 2: 512; DU 104-105;
HU 2: 605 [ind.], 645; NI 578-579; PR 2620, PR (ed. 1): 2909-2910.
EPONYMY: Edwardsia Salisbury (1808) is dedicated to Sydenham Teast Edwards (1769?-
1819), q.v.
1624. The British herbal, containing one hundred plates of the most beautiful and scarce
flowers and useful medicinal plants which blow in the open air of Great Britain, accura-
tely coloured from nature, with their botanical characters, and a short account of their
cultivation, & &. By John Edwards. The whole corrected according to the latest editions
of botany. London (author) [1769-]1770. Fol. (Brit. herb.)
Publ.: In 25 parts 1769-1770 (plates [except 1-48] dated), p. [i], [1]-50, [1, ind.], 100
hand-coloured copper engravings of drawings by the author. Copy: NY.
Reissued in 1770 (Henrey 675, see also GF) and in 1775 as A select collection of one hundred
plates ... London, Fol. (Henrey 676, see also BM, PR).
Ref.: BM 2: 512; DU 104; GF p. 56; Henrey 674-676; HU 2: 383-384; Jackson p. 232;
NI 578; Plesch p. 216-217; PR 2620.
723
EDWARDS, S. T.
Edwards, Sydenham Teast (1769(?)-1819), British botanical artist. (Edwards).
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS: Sydenham Edwards was a botanical artist. Some of his original
drawings are at BM. He is not known to have preserved the specimens used for the plates
of the Botanical Register; they would presumably be in the herbaria of J. B. Ker (now at
K), or Lindley (CGE).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 192; Barnhart 1: 497; BB p. 101; BM 2: 512;
DNB 17: 126; Jackson p. 114, 472; Langman p. 259; MW p. 105; NI 580, 580n; Plesch
p. 217; PR 2621-2622.
Curtis, William Curtis 1746-1799, p. 137 index. 1941.
Blunt, The art of botanical illustration 192-193, 297. 1950.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 130. 1969.
EPONYMY: Edwardsia Salisbury (1808).
1625. The Botanical Register: consisting of coloured figures of exotic plants, cultivated in
British gardens; with their history and mode of treatment, London (James Ridgway)
1815-1847, 33 vols. Oct. (Bot. Reg.)
Publ.: The text of the first 14 volumes is by John Bellenden Ker[-Gawler]. Vols. 15-33
were by J. Lindley. The above title is that for vols. 1-13.
Further titles:
Vol. 14: The Botanical Register; or, ornamental flower-garden and shrubbery ... vol. 14, new
series vol. 1. London 1828.
Vols. 15-23: Edward’s Botanical Register: or, ornamental flower-garden and shrubbery:
continued by John Lindley. Vols. 15-23, new series vols. 2-10. London 1829-1837.
Vols. 24-31: Edward’s Botanical Register; ... and monthly chronicle of botanical and horticultural
news, continued by John Lindley, vols. 24-31. London 1838-1845.
Vols. 32-33: Edward’s Botanical Register: ... propagation, etc. Continued ... London
1846-1847.
Vols. 1-23 contain plates nos. 1-2014 (total number 2022; there are two plates each to
numbers 600, 700, 720, 736, 750, 774, 1203). From vol. 24 on the plates are separately
numbered per volume. The plates are dated; the volumes appeared in parts between
March and February. ‘The title pages, however, give (for vols. 1-19) only the year of the
first plates. — The fascicles were generally issued on the first of each month. They contain-
ed eight plates each, occasionnally with a double plate counting as two. — The dates on
the pilates can be accepted as dates of publication. ‘The numerous reviews in the contem-
porary literature contain no proof to the contrary. The list below describes the HU and
U copies; for more precise dates the dates on the plates and, if available, those on the
original covers should be consulted. All plates are accompanied by text (mostly one or
two leaves).
vol. pages plates dates
I [i-iv], [1, err.], [i11]-xi I-go 1 Mar 1815-1 Feb 1816
2 [i]-[vii], [8, ind., notes, err.] GOI-177 1 Mar 1816-1 Feb 1817
3 [i]-[vii], [8, ind., notes, err. ] 178-263 1 Mar 1817-1 Feb 1818
4 [i]-[vii], [8, notes, ind., err.] 264-349 1 Mar 1818-1 Feb 1819
5 [i]-[vi], [8, notes, ind., err.] 350-435 1 Mar 1819-1 Feb 1820
6 [i]-[vii], [4, notes], plate, [5, ind.] 430-520 1 Mar 1820-1 Feb 1821
z extra pl.
9) [i]-[vi], [12, notes, ind., err.] leaf 573 521-605 1 Mar 1821-1 Feb 1822
[“*578”’], cancellans
8 [i]-iv, [13, ind., notes, err.] 606-689 1 Mar 1822-1 Feb 1823
9 [i], [9, app., notes], [10, ind., err.] 690-777 1 Mar 1823-1 Feb 1824
10 [i], [2, ind., err.], [2, notes], [8, ind.] 778-867 1 Mar 1824-1 Feb 1825
II [i], [8, ind. ] 868-955 1 Mar 1825-1 Feb 1826
12 [i], [1, ind.], [8, ind.] 950-1043 1 Mar 1826-1 Feb 1827
13 [i], [1, ind.], [9, ind.] 1044-1130 1 Mar 1827-1 Feb 1828
14 (aie [byte] 1131-1216 1 Mar 1828-1 Feb 1829
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EEDEN
vol. pages plates dates
15 [i], [4, ind.] 1217-1305 1 Mar 1829-1 Feb 1830
16 [i], [2, ind.] 1300-1391 1 Mar 1830-1 Feb 1831
0G) EN, (es stanly 1392-1476 1 Mar 1831-1 Feb 1832
18 [alee igi] 1477-1504 1 Mar 1832-1 Feb 1833
19 [i], [6, ind.] 1505-1652 1 Mar 1833-1 Feb 1834
20 [i], [6, ind.] 1653-1741 1 Mar 1834-1 Feb 1835
21 [i], [9, ind. ] 1742-1828 1 Mar 1835-1 Feb 1836
22 [i], [1, ind.], [8, ind.] 1829-1919 Feb-Dec 1836
23 [i], [2, ind.], [1, addr.], [8, ind.] 1920-2014 Jan-Dec 1837
24 [i], notes [1]-95, [2, ind.] 1-68 Jan-Dec 1838
25 [i], notes [1]-95 sheets dated 1-69 Jan-Dec 1839
26 [i], notes [1]-go sheets dated, I-71 Jan-Dec 1840
[1, extra t.p.], [7, index]
27 [i], notes [1]-92 sheets dated, [9, ind.] I-70 Jan-Dec 1841
28 [i], notes [1]-86, [11, ind.] 1-86 Jan-Dec 1842
29 [i], notes [1]-85, [12, ind.] 1-66 Jan-Dec 1843
30 [i], notes [1]-92, [14, ind.] 1-67 Jan-Dec 1844
31 [i], notes [1]-86, [15, ind. ] Z _1I-69 —~—~ Jan-Dec 1845
32 [i], [a1], [1, ind.] 1-69 Jan-Dec 1846
33 [a], [111] I-70 Jan-Dec 1847
Appendix to vols. 1-23 (1839) issued in 3 parts (see also under Lindley).
1. App. i-xvi, tt. 1-4, ind. i-xxxu. 1 Nov 1839.
2. App. Xvli-xxxil, tt. 5-7, ind. xxxiii-xlvii, 1 Dec 1839.
3. App. xxxui-lviil, ft. 8-9, ind. xlix-lxiv, explanation of plates, 1 Jan 1840.
The total number of plates is 2702. Those in volumes 1-32 are copper engravings, in
vol. 33 lithographs. For artists see Nissen and Great flower books; the plates for volumes
I-15 were by Edwards himself.
Ref.: BM 2: 512; GF p. 84; Jackson p. 472; Langman p. 259; NI 2379; Plesch p. 217;
PR 2621; IDC 5422.
Muckers J: Arnold) Arb. 18: 183. 1937.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 1: 208. 1975 (sold at £ 3200).
Eeden, Frederik Willem van (1829-1901), Dutch agronomist and botanist, first direc-
tor of the Colonial Museum at Haarlem. (Eeden).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: L (fungi), NBV.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 497; BL 1: 105, 2: 425, 434, 436; BM 2:
512; Bossert p. 113; CSP 2: 454, 9: 780, 14: 787; Jackson 49, 324-325, 395, 4393; JW 1:
442, 2: 189, 3: 350, 4: 384; LS 7625-7627; NNBW 3: 317.
Netscher, De Hollandsche Revue 1899: 809.
Conrad, Tijdschr. Nijverheid 1901: 301.
Greshoff, Eigen Haard 1901: 325.
Groeneveldt, Bull. Kolon. Mus. Haarlem 25: 5-10. 1go1 (portr., bibl.)
Sturing, De levende Natuur 1go1: 76.
Vuyck, Ned. kruidk. Arch. ser. 3. 2(2): 540-546. Igor.
Sirks, Indisch Natuurond. 297. [ind.] 1915.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 190. 1936.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Kops, Flora batava: vols. 13 (last part)-21, pl. 1026-1665.
1626. Hortus batavus. Korte beschrijving van in- en uitheemsche planten, heesters en
boomen, die voor de Nederlandsche tuinen kunnen worden aanbevolen. Amsterdam
(J. GC. Sepp en Zoon) 1868. Oct. (Hortus batav.)
Publ.: Oct-Dec 1868 (p. v: Oct 1868; published in parts as ““Bloemkundig woordenboek,”’
completed by 8 Jan 1869, see Bot. Zeit. 27: 28 and Flora 52: 79), p. [i-v], [1]-637.
Copy: HH. — An enlarged edition of Sepp, Bloemkundig woordenboek, 1821.
725
EEDEN
1627. Algemeen beschrijvende catalogus der Houtsoorten van Nederlandsch Oost-Indié, aan-
wezig in het Koloniaal Museum, op het Paviljoen te Haarlem. Haarlem (De Erven
Loosjes) s.d. [1872]. Oct. (in fours) (Houtsoort. Ned. Oost-Indié).
Ed. 1: 1872 (original cover p. iv dated), p. [i*-11*], [i]-1v, [1]-146. Copy: NY. — Headline
on cover and t.p.: “‘Nederlandsche Maatschappij ter Bevordering van Nijverheid.”
Ed. 2: Haarlem (id.), Oct., s.d., Jan-Mar 1886 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1886), p. [i]-xi, [1]-210,
[2, index]. Copies: G, L. — ““Houtsoorten van Nederlandsch Oost-Indié tevens beschrij-
ving der meest bekende boomen van den Nederlandsch-Indischen Archipel en hunne
waarde voor de huishouding.”’
Ed. 3: Haarlem (id.) 1905. Oct. “‘derde veel vermeerderde uitgave bewerkt door J. J.
Duyfjes,” p. [i]-xxxii, [1]-341. Copies: L, HH, U. Editor and in part author: Jacobus
Johan Duyfjes (1876-1938).
1628 Onkruid. Botanische wandelingen. Haarlem (H. D. Tjeenk Willink) 1886, 2 parts.
Oct. (Onkruid).
1: Jan-Mai 1886, p. [i]-viil, [1]-214. Copies: L, Westhoff.
2: Mai-Jun 1886 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1886), p. [i-i1], [1]-240. Copies: L, Westhoff.
Egede, Hans Poulsen (1686-1758), Danish missionary in Greenland (1721-1736).
(Egede).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: C.
Ref.: TH 2: 177.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 855; Barnhart 1: 497; BM 2: 513; Jackson
p: 366; PRi 2695) ed. 11.2014.
Winge, Meddel. om Gronland 21(1): 10. 1899.
Christensen, Den Danske Botaniks Historie 2: 39-40. 1924.
Bobé, Hans Egede, Kjabenhaven 1952, 207 p. (portr.)
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 130. 1969.
1629. Beschreibung und Natur-Geschichte von Grénland, ibersetzet von D. Joh. Ge. Kriinitz.
Berlin 1763. Oct. (Beschr. Grénland).
Publ.: 1763 (NZgS: 3 Nov 1763), xxviii, 172 p., 1 map, ro pl. — A French translation
appeared almost simultaneously at Genéve (see next entry) (Description et histoire
naturelle du Groenland, Genéve (C. & A. Philibert) 1763, Oct.). The Danish original,
Det gamle Grénlands Nye Perlustration ... was published in 1741 (Qu., x, 131 p., ro pl.);
the earliest English translation appeared in 1745, a Dutch translation appeared 1746.
Ref.: BM 2: 513; Christensen (see above) 2e; PR 2625.
Heydrich, Die Erforschung von Groénland, Leipzig 1923.
1630. Description et histoire naturelle du Groenland, par Mr. Eggede, missionaire & évéque
du Grénland. Traduite en Francois par Mr. D. R. D. P. Kjobenhavn, Genéve (C. & A.
Philibert) 1763. Oct. (Deser. Groenland).
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1763 (p. [iv*]: 21 mars 1763), p. [i*-iv*], [i]-xxviii, [1-4, tabl.], map,
[1]-171, pl. [z-rr]. Copy: NY.
Eggers, Henrik [Heinrich] Franz Alexander Baron von (1844-1903), Danish soldier
and botanist, resided 1869-1887 in the Danish Antilles. (Eggers).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: C, duplicates widely distributed, in part as Flora indiae occidentalis
exsiccata (ed. 1880-1886), and Flora Americae tropicae. The Flora ind. occ. exs. nos. 1-1 100
were published by Topffer (1881-1885), some of the later nos. by Rensch. For details see
Urban (1902, 1916).
Refs: Vier (ede 6)keg58..2 0170.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 40-43. 1902.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 275, 286, 298, 342. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 498; BM 2: 513; Bossert p. 113; CSP 9: 780,
12: 215, 14: 790-791; Langman p. 259.
726
EHRENBERG, GC. G:
Warming, Bot. Tidsskr. 12: 237-238. 1881.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 41-46. 1898, 3: 40-43. 1902.
Christensen, Dan. Bot. Lit. 1: 613-616, 2: 499. 1924.
Hansen, Bot. Tidsskr. 69(2/3): 208. 1974.
EPONYMY: Eggersia J. D. Hooker (1883).
1631. The flora of St. Croix and the Virgin Islands. Washington (Government Printing
Company) 1879. Oct. (Fl. St. Croix).
Publ.: 1879 (p. iii: Mai 1879; Nat. Nov. Mar 1880), p. [i]-[iii], [1]-133. Copy: NY. —
Bull. U.S. National Mus. 13: 1-133. 1879; Smithsonian publication 313, Smithsonian
misc. Coll. 23(3). — For a prior review of the St. Croix flora see Eggers 1876; for a
supplement Eggers 1889; for an extensive commentary see Urban 1898 who also
supplies detailed notes on collections and types.
Ref.: BM 2: 513; Jackson p. 404.
Eggers, Vid. Meddel. naturhist. For. Kjobenhavn 1876: 33-158, 1889: 11-21.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 41-44. 1898.
Ehrenberg, Carl August (1801-1849), German merchant and plant collector in the
West Indies and Mexico, brother of C. G. Ehrenberg. (C. Ehrenb.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B and HAL, duplicates BM, BR, C, GH, K, KIEL, L, LE, MO,
NY, P, PC, POM, STR, UPS, US, W.
Refas Urein(ed. 6) 1085/25 178:
Candolle, Phytographie 410. 1880.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 44. 1902.
McVaugh, Contr. Univ. Mich. Herb. 9: 233. 1972.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 431; Barnhart 1: 498; CSP 2: 457-458; NDB 4:
349; PR foll. 2640.
Hemsley, Bicol. Centr. Amer. 4: 128. 1887.
Urban, Bot. Jahrb. 24(3) Beibl. 58: 3-15. 1897.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 151. 1898, 3: 43-44. 1902.
Schumann, Monatschr. Kakteenk. 10: 138-143. 1900.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 181, 293, 303. 1942.
Hunt, J. Mammillaria Soc. 12(4): 45-46. 1972.
EPONYMY: Ehrenbergia C. F. P. Martius (1827) and Ehrenbergia K. P. J. Sprengel are
dedicated to his elder brother Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg (1795-1876), q.v.
Ehrenberg, Christian Gottfried (1795-1876), German biologist, professor of natural
sciences at the University of Berlin. (Ehrenb.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B (now mainly destroyed), the herbarium was especially rich in
cryptogams. Duplicates at C, K, L, LE, P, PC, S, W. — Ehrenberg’s diatom types are at
the Institut fiir Palaontologie der Humboldt Universitat, Berlin (fide Wornardt).
Unpublished letters and manuscripts on micropalaeontology and geology are at the
Museum fiir Naturkunde, Berlin (fide Jahn). — Ehrenberg plants from the West Indies
and Central America (1827-1840) were collected by Carl August Ehrenberg (1801-
1849), brother of C. G. Ehrenberg.
Ref.: 1H 2: 179; Quenstedt p. 480.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 161 (footnote). 1874 (early history of E’s
herbarium).
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 263, 275, 286, 343. 1916.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1967.
Wornardt, Int. direct. diatomists 33. 1968.
Locker, Wiss. Z. Humboldt Univ., Berlin, Mat.-nat. Reihe 19(2-3): 186-189. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ABD 5: 701-711; AG 2(1): 564; Barnhart 1: 499;
BM 2: 514-516, 6: 295; Bossert p. 113; CSP 2: 457-467, 6: 647, 7: 603-604, 9: 781-782,
727
EHRENBERG, CG. G.
12: 2153; DTS 1: 60-61; Frank 3(Anh.): 27; GR p. 10; Langman p. 260; LS 7655-7667;
ME 3: 570; MW p. 105; NDB 4: 349; NI 582, suppl. p. 32; PR 2633-2640, ed. 1: 2921-
2927; Quenstedt p. 126; Trautvetter 313-320.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist.-nat. 672 [index], 1846.
Boll, Fl. Mecklenburg 6: 153-154. 1860.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 160-165. 1874.
Anon., Hedwigia 15: 112. 1876.
Anon., J. Bot. 14: 320. 1876.
Temata, Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg, Bonn 1877, viii, 162 p. (portr.)
Lucae, Ber. Senckenberg. naturf. Ges. 1877/8: 143-144. 1848.
Perrier, Brebissonia 1: 153-157. 1879, 2: 3-12, 29-31, 60-63, 65-76, 94-99. 1879/80.
Vallot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 29: 178. 1882.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 104. 1882.
Marcow, Bull. U.S. nat. Mus. 30: 229. 1885 (bibl.)
Laue, Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg, Berlin 1895, 287 p. (portr.)
Ehrenberg, Clara, Unser Elternhaus, Berlin 1905.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 42. 1906.
Dobell, Parasitology 15: 320-325. 1923 (portr.)
Cushman, J. Wash. Acad. Sci. 1927: 487 (on Roe a
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 449 [index]. 1937.
Bulloch, The history of bacteriology 363. 1938.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 167 [ind.]. 1942.
Engel, Handel. hydrobiol. Club, Amsterdam 4: 1-13. 1942 (portr.)
Geiser, Naturalists of the frontier 13, 148. 1948.
Engel, Microwereld 15: 19-32. 1968.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 131. 1969.
Engelmann, Deut. hydrogr. Z. 22: 145-157. 1969 (““Wegbereiter der deutschen Tiefsee-
forschung”’).
Jahn, DSB 4: 288-292. 1971.
Locker, Wiss. Z. Humboldt Univ. Berlin, Mat.-nat. Reihe 19(2-3): 186-189. 1971.
FESTSCHRIFT: Agassiz et al., Tributes from the United States of America to Christian
Gottfried Ehrenberg on his fiftieth anniversary as doctor of medicine, November 5, 1868
[Berlin 1868]. Copy: NY.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Contributed to Cuvier, Dictionnaire des Sciences naturelles, Corda,
Icones fungorum, Nees, Horae physicae berolinensis.
EPONYMY: Ehrenbergia C. F. P. Martius (1827); Ehrenbergia K. P. J. Sprengel (1820).
1632. Sylvae mycologicae berolinenses. Dissertatio inauguralis quam auctoritate gratiosi
medicorum ordinis Universitatis litterariae berolinensis ut summos in medicina et
chirurgia honores legitime consequatur die v. m. novembris a. mdcccxviii h.l.q.s.
publice defendet auctor Christianus Godofredus Ehrenberg delitiensis saxo, Berlin
(Formis Theophili Bruschcke) [1818]. Qu. (Sylv. mycol. berol.)
Issue as thesis: 5 Nov 1818, p. [1]-32, [33-34], 1 plate. Copies: NY [sic, title has “‘berolinen-
sis, autoritate and delitiensis’’], UC [title has “‘berolinenses,’’ ‘‘auctoritate’? and
“‘delitiensis saxo,”’ large paper copy, obviously different issue with corrected t.p.].
Trade edition: Sylvae mycologicae berolinenses, Berlin (id.) 1818, Qu., Nov-Dec 1818,
facsimile reprint Amsterdam 1972, p. [1]-32, 2 pl. [other t.p.; lacks vita and theses].
Copies: L (orig.) (title has berolinenses).
Facsimile ed.: (of trade ed.): Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1972, p. [i-ii], [1]-32, 7 pl.
Copy: FAS. — ISBN go0-6123-253-8.
Ref.: BM 2: 514; PR 2633.
Anon., Flora 2: 193-205. 7 Apr 1819.
1633. Fungos a clarissimo Adalberto de Chamisso ... sub auspiciis Romanzoffianis in
itinere circa terrarum globum collectos enumeravit novosque descripsit et pinxit Dr. C. G.
Ehrenberg. Cum tabulis IV aeneis pictis. [Bonn 1820]. Fol. (Fung. Chamisso coll.)
Publ.: 16-20 Apr 1820, p. [1]-28, pl. 17-20, col. copper engr. by author. — Copy: Steven-
728
EHRENBERG, C. G.
son. — Reprinted with independent pagination from C. G. D. Nees von Esenbeck
et al., Horae physicae berolinenses, Bonn 1820, p. [77]-104, pl. 17-20.
Ref.: BM 2: 514 (not the reprint), LS 7658 (not the reprint).
1634. Naturgeschichtliche Reisen durch Nord-Afrika und West-Asien in den Jahren 1820 bis
1825 von Dr. W. F. Hemprich und Dr. C. G. Ehrenberg herausgegeben von Dr. Ehren-
berg ... Historischer Theil. Mit Charten und Ansichten. Berlin, Posen und Bromberg
1828. [second t.p.:] Reisen in Aegypten, Libyen, Nubien und Dongala. Erster Band.
Erste Abtheilung. Mit einer Landcharte und einer Ansicht des Libyschen Wiisten-
Abfalls. Berlin, Posen und Bromberg (Ernst Siegfried Mittler) 1828. Qu. + (Naturgesch.
Reis. Nord-Afrika).
Publ.: Jan-Jun 1828, p. [ii]-xxx, [3]-162, 7 pl., 1 map. Copy: UC.
1635. Symbolae physicae seu icones et descriptiones plantarum cotyledonarum quae ex
itinere per Africam borealem et Asiam occidentalem Friderici Guilelmi Hemprich et
Christiani Godofredi Ehrenberg studio novae aut illustratae redierunt. Percensuit et
regis jussu et impensis edidit C. G. Ehrenberg. Decas prima et altera. Berlin 1828. Fol. +
(Symb. phys.)
Publ.: not published, title taken from PR ‘Opus ineditum remansit’”’; 19 plates were
prepared for publication. The material is incorporated in the 1900 publication by
C. Schumann.
Ref.: BM 2: 515; PR 2635.
1636. Symbolae physicae seu icones et descriptiones corporum naturalium novorum aut
minus cognitorum, quae ex itinere per Libyam, Aegyptum, Nubiam, Dongolam,
Syriam, Arabiam et Habessiniam P. C. Hemprich et C. G. Ehrenberg studio annis
1820-1825 redierunt. Regis iussu et impensis publico usui obtulit C. G. Ehrenberg. —
Pars Zoologica. Berlin 1828-1845, 4 volumes (9 decades). Fol. (Symb. phys.)
Publ.: the part Evertebrata other than Insecta is of botanical importance.
group decas_ text plates date author
Mammalia I sign. a-f a0) 1818 Ehrenberg
remainder 1833 Ehrenberg
2 full text 10 1833 Ehrenberg
Aves I sign. a, b 10 1828 Ehrenberg
remainder 1833 Ehrenberg
Insecta I full 10 1829 F. Klug
2 full Io 1830 F. Klug
3 full 10 1832 F. Klug
4 full 10 1834 F. Klug
5 full 10 1845 F. Klug
Evertebr. I 10 1828 Ehrenberg
text - 1831 Ehrenberg
Icones adhuc ineditae (17 p., 32 plates) Carlgren, Martens et al., Berlin 1899, Fol.
Publico usui obtulit C. Schumann, Botanica see next entry, Berlin 1900. Fol. 24 plates
numbered i-xvi, xvill-xx, xxv, botanica il, i-iv.
Ref.: BM 2: 515; Jackson p. 543 [index]; NI 582.
Ehrenberg, Reisen in Agypten ... Berlin, Bd. 1, 1828.
Stresemann, Abh. dt. Akad. Wiss. Berlin, Kl. Math. allg. Naturw. 1954(1): 1-77.
Stresemann, J. Ornithol. 103: 380-388. 1962.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 131. 1969.
1637. Organisation, Systematik und geographisches Verhdltniss der Infusionsthierchen. Zwei
Vortrage, in der Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin gehalten in den Jahren 1828
und 1830 von C. G. Ehrenberg. Mit 8 Kupfertafeln in Folio. Non fumum ex fulgore sed
ex fumo dare lucem. Berlin (Kén. Akad. Wissenschaften) 1830. Qu. (Organ. Infusions-
thierchen).
Publ.: 1830, p. [i], [1]-108, pl. 1-8. Copy: PCS.
EHRENBERG, CG. G.
1638. Die Infusionsthierchen als vollkommene Organismen. Ein Blick in das tiefere
organische Leben der Natur. Leipzig (Leopold Voss) 1838. Fol. (Infusionsthierchen).
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1838 (p. xviii: Jul 1838), p. [i]-xvili, *-***, [1]-547, [548, err.], atlas
1838, pl. 1-64, partly col. liths. by Ehrenberg. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BH, BM 2: 515.
1639. Verbreitung und Einfluss des mikroskopischen Lebens in Siid- und Nord-Amerika. Ein
Vortrag von C. G. Ehrenberg. Gelesen in der K6nigl. Preuss. Akademie der Wissen-
schaften zu Berlin am 25. Marz un to. Juni 1841 mit spatern Zusatzen. Nebst 4 colorir-
ten Kupfertafeln. Berlin (K6n. Akad. Wissenschaften) 1843. Qu. (Verbr. mikrosk.
Lebens Amerika).
Publ.: 1843, p. [i-iv], [1]-157, [158, err.], pl. 1-4, col. copper engr. Copy: UC. — Reprinted
from Abh. k. Akad. Wiss. Berlin 1841 (1): [291]-445, [446, err.], pl. 1-4. 1843.
Ref.: BM 2: 515.
1640. Uber michtige Gebirgs-Schichten vorherrschend aus mikroskopischen Bacillarien unter und
bei der Stadt Mexico ... Aus den Abhandlungen der Kénigl. Akademie der Wissen-
schaften. Vorgetragen am 29 April 1869. Mit 3 Tafeln Abbildungen und Karten.
Berlin (K6n. Akad. Wissenschaften (G. Vogt)) 1869. Qu. (Gebirgs-Schichten Bacill.)
Publ.: 1869, after Apr, p. [i-iii], [1]-63, p/. 1-3, 2 tabl. Copy: UC. — Preprinted from
Abh. k. Akad. Wiss. Berlin 1869 (2): 1-66, [67, err.], pl. 1-3, 2 tabl. 1870.
Ref.: BM 2: 515.
1641. Uber die wachsende Kenntniss des unsichtbaren Lebens als felsbildende Bacillarien in
Californien ... Aus den Abhandlungen des Kénigl. Akademie der Wissenschaften zu
Berlin 1870. Mit 3 Tafeln Abbildungen. Berlin (Kén. Akad. Wissenschaften (G. Vogt))
1870. Qu. (Kennin. Lebens Bacill. Calif.)
Publ.: 1870, after 5 Mai (Bot. Zeit. 24 Feb 1871), p. [1-11], [1]-74, pl. 1-3. Copy: PCS. —
Preprinted from Abh. k. Akad. Wiss. Berlin 1870 (1): 1-74, pl. 1-3. 1871.
Ref.: BM 2: 515.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 29: 127, 191. 1871.
1642. Ubersicht der seit 1847 fortgesetzten Untersuchungen iber das von der Atmosphdre
unsichtbar getragene reiche organische Leben ... Aus den Abhandlungen der Konig]. Aka-
demie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin 1871. Nebst 2 Tafeln Abbildungen. Berlin (Kon.
Akad. Wissenschaften (G. Vogt)) 1871. Qu. (Ubers. Atmosph. getrag. Leben).
Publ.: 1871, (Bot. Zeit. 15 Sep 1871), p. [i], [1]-150, pl. 1-2. Copy: PCS. — Preprinted
from Abh. k. Akad. Wiss. Berlin 1871: [1]-150, pl. 1-2. 1872.
Nachtrag: Abh. k. Akad. Wiss. Berlin 1871: [233]-275, pl. 3.
1643. Symbolae physicae seu icones adhuc ineditae corporum naturalium novorum aut
minus cognitorum quae ex itineribus per Libyam Aegyptum Nubiam Dongalam
Syriam Arabiam et Habessiniam publico institutus sumptu Friderici Hemprich et
Christiano Godofredi Ehrenberg ... studio annis mdcccxx-mdcccxxv redierunt.
Publico usui obtulit C. Schumann. Botanica. Berlin (Georg Reimer) 1900. Fol. (Symb.
plys., Bot.)
Co-author: Friedrich Wilhelm Hemprich (1796-1824).
Editor: Carl Moritz Schumann (1851-1904).
Publ.: 1900 (p. ili: Jan 1900), p. [i-iii], 1-65, pl. 1-16, 18-20, 25, botanica 2, 1-4. Copy: NY. —
The plates are partly col. liths after drawings by Ehrenberg.
Ref.: BM 2: 515; NI 582.
Ehret, Georg Dionys(ius) (1708-1770), German botanical artist. (Ehret).
DRAWINGS and skETCHES: For Trew’s Plantae selectae, Aiton’s Hortus kewensis, Browne’s
Nat. hist. Jamaica, and of plants collected in Newfoundland by Banks at BM; other sets
of drawings e.g. at K, the Lindley library, the Victoria and Albert Museum, The Royal
Society, and at the University Library of Erlangen. An autobiographical note, in trans-
lation and with notes by E. S. Barton, was published in Proc. Linn. Soc. London
1894/95: 41-58; some of his letters in 1883/86: 42-56.
739
EHRHART, J. F.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 499; BB p. 101; BM 2: 516, 6: 296; DNB
17: 167; DSB 4: 295. 1971; HU 2: 605 [ind.]; Langman p. 260; NDB 4: 356-357
(Nissen) ; NI see register, 2: 248; Plesch p. 217; PR 2641, 5408, 9499, 10447; SO 28314,
2538, 2501a.
Pulteney, Sketches 2: 284-293. 1790.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 223 [index]. 1800.
Spiess, Abh. naturh. Ges. Niirnberg 8: 162, 168, 193. 1891.
Britten, J. Bot. 34: 316-318. 1896 (portr.)
Druce, Fl. Oxfordshire ed. 2. xci. 1927.
Earnest, J. and W. Bartram 92. 1940.
Blunt, The art of botanical illustration 143-150, 297. 1951.
Pirson, Mitt. Ver. Gesch. Stadt Niirnberg 44, 1953 (relations with Trew).
Schincke, Uber das Krauterbuch des Johann Wilhelm Weinmann 51-57. 1962.
Berkeley and Berkeley, Dr. Alexander Garden of Charles Town 373 [ind.] 1969.
Murdoch, G. D. Ehret, Botanical artist, a tribute to his genius, Kingussie, Inverness-
shire, 1970 (28 p.) (portr., bibl.)
Tjaden, J. Roy. Hort. Soc. 95(9): 385-389. 1970, 95(12): 534. 1970.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 371 [index]. 1971.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 22: 292. 1973.
Daniels, Artists from the R.B.G. Kew 20-21. 1974 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Ehretia P. Browne (1756); Ehretiaecarpum P. Menzel (1914).
1644. Plantae et papiliones rariores depictae et aeri incisae. London [1748-1759]. Fol.
(Pl. papil. rar.)
Publ.: Consists of 15 hand-coloured engraved plates by Ehret. The plates are dated.
The Arnold Arboretum copy (cf. Tucker) has three additional plates, numbered 16-18
and published in 1761-1762. Copies: BM, HH.
Ref.: BM 2: 516, 523; DA 1967; DU 109; GF p. 56; Henrey 677; LS 7670; NI 583;
PR 2641; RS p. 81; IDC 5918.
Tucker, Catalogue of the library of the Arnold Arboretum 1: 226. 1914 (pl. 16-78).
Blunt, Plantae et papiliones rariores, 12 coloured reproductions, Guildford 1953.
Ehrhart, Jakob Friedrich (1742-1795), German botanist of Swiss origin, pupil of
Linnaeus, government botanist of Hannover at Herrenhausen 1780-1795. (Ehrh.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Karavaev and Barsukova (1968) report the existence of a
considerable part of Ehrhart’s herbaria at Moscow University (MW). The herbarium
was acquired by this University in 1826 (through G. F. Hoffmann). Five series of
exsiccatae were acquired in 1840. A number of Ehrhart plants is also at LE, LINN, and
UPS. Another part of Ehrhart’s herbarium is at GOET. — Ehrhart’s own herbarium
contained a number of specimens from Linnaeus and Broberg.
Exsiccatae: Ehrhart was one of the originators of the practice of selling series of exsic-
catae. Karavaev and Barsukova give many details. The seven series of exsiccatae listed
below number in all 1620 species of plants, arranged in accordance with the Linnaean
system. In all Ehrhart seems to have handled 16-20.000 specimens. The series are (see
the Beitrage for occasional further details) :
1. Phytophylactum Ehrhartianum (10 decades, nos. 1-100, Hannover 1780-1785), various
sets known, e.g. B, BM, K, MW, UPS. Some of the names proposed for plants in this
series are unitary designation of species as mentioned in Article 20 of the ICBN (see
also Beitrage 4: 145-150. 1789).
2. Plantae cryptogamae Linneae (32 decades, nos. 1-320. Hannover 1785-1795, incl. 8
‘supplementary’ ones), several sets known, GOET and UPS complete, HAL and
MW incomplete.
3. Calamariae, Gramina et Tripetaloideae Linnaei, quas in usum botanicophilorum collegit et
exsiccavit Fr. Ehrhart (14 decades) 1785[1787?-]-1793. Hannover (no complete sets
known). See also Beitrage 6: 80-84. 1791.
4. Plantae officinales quas in usum studiosorum medicinae, chirurgiae et pharmaceutices
collegit et exsiccavit Fr. Ehrhart. 46 or more (60?) decades, 1785[-1793?] (no set
known).
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5. Arbores, frutices et suffrutices Linnaei quas in usum dendrophilorum collegit et exsiccavit
Fr. Ehrhart. 12 main decades, 1787-1790, 4 supplementary decades, 1792-1793. 160
species of woody plants, some of them from America. (Only set known MW). See also
Beitrage 5: 158-162. 1790.
6. Plantae selectae hortuli proprit quas in usum botanophilorum exsiccavit Fr. Ehrhart.
16 decades 1791-1792. Plants grown in Ehrhart’s garden from Austria, Italy, Spain,
Portugal, Hungary, Switzerland, France, America, China, Japan, Ceylon, Madeira,
Cape of Good Hope, Russia. Ehrhart received seeds from Gaertner and also from
Joh. Sievers (complete sets at B, M and MW, a further set at K, plants in the her-
barium, text in the library).
7. Herbae Linnaeanae, quas in locis earum natalibus collegit et exsiccavit Fr. Ehrhart.
12 main and 4 supplementary decades, 1787-1789-1793. (Only set known at MW).
See also Beitrage 5: 175-179. 1790.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 179; KR p. 153.
Wikstrém, Conspectus 55-57. 1831.
Meyer, Chloris hanoverana iv-v. 1836.
Arnold, Flora 63: 542-546, 547-554, 563-573. 1880.
Fries, Flora 64: 220-224. 1881.
Anon., Flora 65: 403-411. 1882.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 343. 1916.
Britten, Friedrich Ehrhart and his exsiccatae. J. Bot. 60: 318-327. 1922.
Karavaev and Barsukova, Friedrich Ehrhart’s botanical collections in the Moscow
University (in Russian). Bull. Mosc. Soc. Naturalists, Biol. ser. 73(3): 137-139.
1968.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 19-20. 1969.
Wagenitz, Taxon 21: 287-289. 1972.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 5: 713-714; AG 2(1): 12; Barnhart 1: 499; BM 2:
516; Bossert p. 113; Dawson p. 304; GR p. 631; IF p. 695; Jackson p. 31, 427; JW 1:
442; KR p. 153; LS 7671-7675e; NDB 4: 358-359; Oudemans 1: 238; PR 2645; SO
310, 503, 575, 3840.
Ehrhart [autobiography in], Ann. Bot. Usteri 19: 1-9. 1796.
Koppe, Bot. Taschenb. 1796: 219-225. 1796.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 223 [index]. 1800.
Meusel, Lexicon teut. Schriftsteller 3: 53-55. 1804.
Wendland, Bonplandia 1858: 226-229.
Fischer-Benzon, in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schleswig-Holst. 2: 14. 1890.
Alpers, Friedrich Ehrhart, Leipzig 1905, 452 p.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 123. 1905.
Krausel, in Dorfler, Botaniker Portr. 3/4: no. 38. 1907 (portr.)
Schulz-Halle, Jahresber. Westfal. Provinzial-Vereins Wiss. Kunst, Bot., 42: 114-151.
1914, 44: 76-87. 1916 (floristics Westphalia).
Barnhart, Rhodora 22: 180-182. 1920.
Britten, J. Bot. 60: 318-327. 1922.
Suringar, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 36: 117-154. 1926 (portr., bibl.)
Suringar, Jaarb. Ned. Dendr. Ver. 1929: 91-104 (portr.)
Wein, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskrift 14: 72-84. 1932.
Rytz, Mitt. Berner naturf. Ges. ser. 2. 15: 25-28. 1957.
Chater and Brummitt, Taxon 15: 95-105. 1966 (subsp.)
Rauschert, Feddes Repert. 73(3): 222-225. 1966.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 145, 147, 260. 1971.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 21(1): 158. 1972.
Manitz, Taxon 24: 469-474. 1975.
EPONYMY: Ehrharta Thunberg (1779, nom. cons.); Ehrhartia Wiggers (1780).
1645. Beitrdge zur Naturkunde, und den damit verwandten Wissenschaften, besonders der
Botanik, Chemie, Haus- und Landwirthschaft, Arzneigelehrtheit und Apothekerskunst.
Hannover und Osnabriick 1787-1792, 7 vols. Oct. (1-4: Schmidtische Buchhandlung,
5-7: Christian Ritscher) (Bettr. Naturk.)
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EHRHART, J. F.
vol. pages dates vol. pages dates
[i-vii], [1 ]-184
[i-viti], (1]-184
[i-viii], [1 ]-184
3 Apr-g Mai 1787 5 18 Mar-11 Jun
1790
Mai-Jul 1791
Jul-Dec 1792
I [i-vili], [1]-192
2 [i-viii], [1]-182
3 [i-vii], [1]-183
8 Apr-31 Mai1788 6
Jun-Jul 1788 7
3-19 Apr 1789
4 [i-viii], [1]-184
Copies: MO, NY, U.
The articles in the Beitrége were previously published in various journals (see Manitz
1975):
HM: Hannoverisches Magazin, Hannover, 1-28, 1763-1790.
NHM: Neues Hannoverisches Magazin, idem, I-12, 1791-1802.
NMA: Neues Magazin fiir Aerzte. Leipzig, 1-20, 1779-1800, ed. E. G. Baldinger.
G: Gartenkalender, 1-7, 1782-1789, ed. C. C. L. Hirschfeld.
MJ: Medicinisches Journal, Gottingen, 1-34, 1784-1795, ed. E. G. Baldinger.
MA: Magazin fiir Apotheker, Materialisten und Chemisten, Nurnberg 1-3, 1785-1787,
eda.) Co Elvert.
AB: Annalen der Botanick, Leipzig, 1-6, 1791-1793, ed. P. Usteri.
The origin of the Bettrdge is as follows: (Manitz 1975)
vol. & no. pages original vol, pages date
Beitr. Beitr. publ. orig. orig.
I 3 15-16 HM 16: 1601-1604 18 Dec 1778
4 17-18 HM 17: 257-258 26 Feb 1779
6 22-25 HM 17: 429-432 2 Apr 1779
MA 2: 151-154 1786
I 8 33-34 HM 17: 1003-1006 6 Aug 1779
Il 43-51 HM 17: 1057-1066 20 Aug 1779
12 51-57 HM 18: 355-362 20 Mar 1780
14 68-69 HM 17: 1501-1504 22 Nov 1779
15 70-76 HM 17: 1625-1632 20 Dec 1779
18 84-121 HM 18: 209-224 18 Feb 1780
225-240 21 Feb 1780
19 121-122 HM 18: 379-382 24. Mar 1780
20 123-128 HM 18: 929-936 24 Jul 1780
22 135-137 HM 18: 1329-1332 20 Oct 1780
23 138-145 HM 19: 417-425 2 Apr 1781
24 146-151 HM 19: 426-432 2 Apr 1781
25 151-155 HM 20: 361-364 22 Mar 1782
29 166-173 HM 19: 1089-1098 27 Aug 1781
2 4 16-24 NMA 4. 310-317 post 12 Jul 1782
MA 2: 154-162 1786
8 32-37 HM 20: 475-480 15 Apr 1782
9 38-40 NMA 4.2 330-332 post 12 Jul 1782
Il 42-54 NMA 4: 317-329 post 12 Jul 1782
12 54-66 HM 20: 529-544 29 Apr 1782
13 67-72 G 2: 189-192 Jun 1782-Jun 1783
14 73-166 HM 21: 177-296 10 Feb-7 Mar 1783
15 167-177 NMA 5: 193-208 post 11 Jun 1783
16 177-179 id. id. id.
17 180-182 id. id. id.
3 I 1635 (0) G 3: 258-283 1 Aug 1783-17 Mai 1784
2 19-24 G 3: 283-290 4 Aug 1783-17 Mai 1784
3 25-36 HM 21: 1521-1536 1 Dec 1783
NMA 6: 41-51 1784.
6 58-70 HM 22: 113-128 26 Jan 1784
70-82 HM 129-144 30 Jan 1784
82-95 HM 161-176 6 Feb 1784
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EHRHART, J. F.
vol. & no. pages original __vol., pages date
Beitr. Beitr. publ. orig. orig.
10 109-124 NMA 6: 100-115 post 10 Mar 1784
II 125-132 NMA 6: 289-318 12 Mai-7 Sep 1784
12 132-136 id. id. id.
13 137-140 id. id. id.
3 18 154-166 NMA 6: 335-347 post 12 Mai 1784
21 167-169 HM 24: 847-848 3 Jul 1786
23 171-183 HM 22: 1089-1104 27 Aug 1784
4 4 II-14 G 4: 150-155 post 1 Sep 1784
5 15-26 G 4: 189-204. post 7 Sep 1784
6 26-39 HM 22: 1585-1600 13 Dec 1784
10 59-60 NMA _ 7(3): 2-3 post 28 Mar 1785
before 1 Aug 1785
5: 175-181 post Oct 1785
5: 182-197 post Oct 1785
13 76-82 G, 6: 179-188 1787
7: 174-190 1789
I: 1433-1438 11 Nov 1791
3: 249 Jul 1792
a] 8 83-86 NHM
9 87 AB
The botanical papers in the Beitrdge which are not mentioned in this list appeared for
the first time in the Bettrage.
Ref.: BM 2: 516; Jackson p. 31; PR 2645; RS p. 82; ST p. 59-60; IDC 684.
Junk, Rara 144-145. 1926.
Manitz, Wiss. Z. Friedr. Schiller Univ. Jena, Mat. Nat. 24(4): 499. 1975.
1646. Verzeichniss der Baume und Strduche welche sich auf der Kénigl. Plantage zu Herrenhausen
bei Hannover befinden. [Hannover?] (W. Pockwike Jun.) 1787. Oct. (Verz. Baume Strduche
Hlerrenhausen) .
Publ.: Anonymous, but referred to as ““Ehrh. Plantag.’? by Ehrhart himself in his
Beitradge. The many new names are all nomina nuda; p. [1]-30, [1 p. motto]. Copy: HH
(photographic copy of the original copy at B, now destroyed).
Ref.: PR p. 450 sub Hannover; IDC 5919.
Rehder, J. Arnold Arb. 20: 137. 1939.
Ehrhart, Johann Balthasar (1700-1756), German physician and botanist, physician
at Memmingen. (7. B. Ehrh.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. — Balthasar Ehrhart was the first to publish a series
of exsiccatae: Herbarium vivum recens collectum, in quo centuriae V plantarum officinalium,
tum et nonnullarum sacris litteris, auctoribus classicis, et usu oeconomico celebratarum,
magna diligentia exsiccatarum et methodo hactenus probata, durabilium redditarum
in natura, quod vocant, repraesentantur. Concomitatur Mantissa de necessitate
herbaria viva bono publico tradendi, deque ea conficiendi methodo tractatur. Ulm
1732. (n.v., title from PR). Sets are at BP, MW and WU. Pritzel mentions a “‘con-
tinuatio” of 1745-1746.
Ref.: PR sub 2642.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 352. 1972.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 499; BM 2: 516; DTS 1: 61, 6(4): 4;
Jackson p. 4, 33; Langman p. 267; Quenstedt p. 127.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 223 [index]. 1800.
Z., Biogr. méd. 4: 15-16. 1821.
EPONYMY: Ehrharta Thunberg (1779, nom. cons.) and Ehrhartia Wiggers (1780) are
dedicated to Jakob Friedrich Ehrhart (1742-1795), q.v.
1647. Occonomische Pflanzenhistorie nebst dem Kern der Landwirthschafft Garten- und
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EICHLER
Arzneikunst. 1753-1762, Ulm und Memmingen (Gaumische Buchhandlung) 12 vols.
Oct. (Oecon. Pflanzenhist.)
Publ.: Inadmissible as a source of generic names. Ehrhart uses Latin specific names of
one or more words without distinction of generic names. Rothmaler (1939) and
Dandy (1967) reject the work as inadmissible, a position which is here supported.
For a contrary view see O. Schwarz (1939) who attributes a number of generic names
to Ehrhart, all of which had in any case been validly published earlier by Miller or
Hill. The last eight volumes were published after Ehrhart’s death by Philipp Friedrich
Gmelin. This author also published a “‘zweyte verbesserte Auflage”’ of volumes 1 and 2
(possibly also of vol. 3, cf. PR) which constitute IDC microfiche 824 (copy G). This
second edition contains several textual amendments and omissions. Vol. 1 came out in
17506, (orig. 1753), vol. 2 in 1759 (orig. 1753). We have not seen the second edition
of vol. 3. — Copy of original edition at Groningen University Library (vol. 1, 1753,
NZgS 6 Sep 1753; vol. 7, NZgS 21 Apr 1760).
Ref.: DA 1967, p. 7; Jackson p. 4; Langman p. 267; PR 2644; IDC 824 (vols. 1 & 2 ed.
2, vols. 3 & 4 orig. ed.).
Schwarz, Repert. Sp. nov. 46: 315. 1939.
Rothmaler, Repert. Sp. nov. 53: 28. 1944.
Eiben, C. E. (ff. 1870), German East-Frisian cryptogamist at Aurich nr. Emden.
(Eiben).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: GOET (musci). — Exsiccatae:
1. Die Brack- und Salzwasseralgen der ostfriesischen Inseln und Kiisten (1 dec., nos. I-10,
Aurich 1870, Emden 1872), 1870 ed.: sets BM, W.
2. Die Diatomeen der ostfriesischen Inseln und Kiisten (1 dec., nos. 1-10, Aurich 1870), sets
BM, W.
3. Ostfrieslands Laubmoose (fasc. i-iv, nos. 1-150, Aurich, 1866-1870) sets at BM, CERN,
GOET, KIEL, M.
Ref.: 1H 2: 179.
L. R., Hedwigia 1o(1): 15-16. Jan 1871 (Brack- und Salzwasseralgen und Diato-
meen).
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 71-72. 1969, 19(2): 197. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 499; CSP 7: 604, 14: 797; Jackson p. 60,
308; LS 7680.
Eichelberg, Johann Friedrich Andreas (1808-1871), Swiss botanist. (Kichelberg).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 500; GFB p. 56; NI 584; PR 2646.
1648. Naturgetreue Abbildungen und ausftihrliche Beschreibungen aller in- und ausldandischen
Gewdchse, welche die wichtigsten Produkte fir Handel und Industrie liefern, als natur-
geschichtliche Begriindung der merkantilischen Waarenkunde. Zurich (Mever und
Zeller) 1845. Oct. (Naturgetr. Beschr. Gewdchse).
Publ.: 1845, p. [i]-iv, [1]-295, pl. 1-72, 1b, hand-coloured, engraved and lithographed
plates by the author; many misnumberings; no fl. 48 (““48” is 47). Copy: L.
Ref.: GFB p. 56; NI 584; Plesch p. 217; PR 2646.
Eichler, August Wilhelm (1839-1887), German botanist, one of the driving forces
behind the Flora brasiliensis, expert morphologist. (E7chler).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Mainly at B (South American herbarium), partly at M and G.
Ref.: 1H 2: 179.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 343. 1916.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 27. 1966.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 48: 295-298; Barnhart 1: 500; BFM 626, 2327;
735
EICHLER
BL 1: 239; BM 2: 517, 6: 296, 9: 783; Bossert p. 113; CSP 7: 604-605, 9: 783, 12: 216,
14: 799; Jackson p. 543 [index]; Langman p. 260; LS 7710-7711; MW p. 105; NDB 4:
382; NI 585; PR 2647-2648, 10559.
Garcke, Oest. bot. Z. 37: 169-173. 1887 (also as repr., 4 p.)
Kanitz, Magy. Nov. Lapok 11: 33-43. 1887 (bibl.)
Monkemeyer, Deut. Gartner. Z. 11: 77. 1887 (portr.)
Miller, August Wilhelm Eichler, Kassel 1887, repr. from Bot. Centralbl. 31: 61-63,
120-128, 155-160, 188-191, 229-232, 261-263, 294-296, 325-327, 357-3603; 32: 27-32,
61-63, 121-127. 1887 (portr., 5 p. bibl. by Urban).
Schumann, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 5: xxxill-xxxvil. 1887.
Tschirch, Flora 70: 112, 243-249. 1887.
Voit, S. B. Akad. Wiss. Miinchen Math.-Physik. Classe 17: 87-89. 1887.
Ascherson, Ann. Bot. [London] 1: 400-403. 1888 (bibl.)
Magnus, Abh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 29: 1-4. 1888 (portr.)
Fischer-Benzon in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schleswig-Holstein 2: 15. 1890.
Anon. [Engler], Bot. Jahrb. 14(4), Beibl. 32: 65-68. 1891.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 80, 124. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 66, 123. 1905.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 167-168. 1906.
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 514. 1909.
Schoute, Rec. Trav. bot. néerl. 36: 356-366. 1939 (portr.), Chron. bot. 5: 202-204. 1939
(portr.)
Bergdolt, Karl von Goebel 259 [index]. 1940.
Hoffmann et al., Wiss. Z. Humboldt-Univ. Berlin 14(6): 799-816. 1965.
Stafleu, Taxon 14: 199-200. 1965.
Eckardt, Willdenowia 4(2): 151-152. 1966.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 27. 1966.
Risse, DSB 4: 306-307. 1971 (bibl.).
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 130-132, 310 [index]. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Eichler was general editor of the Flora brasiliensis from 1869-1886
(fasc. 47-99) after having been co-editor with Martius 1861-1869. His own contributions
were:
family fasc. vol./pars pages plates dates
Dilleniaceae 31 13/1 65-120 15-27 15 Jan 1863
Cycad., Conif. 34. 4/1 409-452 108-115 10 Jul 1863
Magnoliaceae-Osyris
(Santal.) 38 13/1 121-236 28-53 1 Dec 1864
Capparidaceae-
Fumariaceae 39 13/T 237-344 54-68 1 Dec 1865
Combretaceae 43 14/2 77-128 23-25 17 Apr 1867
Loranthaceae : 44 5/2 1-136, 134a-m I-44 15 Jul 1868
Oleac., Jasm. 45 6/1 301-328 83-85 1 Aug 1868
Balanophor. 47 4/2 1-74. 1-16 1 Mai 1869
Violaceae-Canellac. 55 13(1) 345-526 69-105 1 Oct 1871
Crass., Droser. 58 14(2) 377-398 89-91 1 Mai 1872
Napolaeon. 105 12(T1) 495-500 ane 15 Aug 1889
Sapoteae (with Miquel) 32 7 36-118 — 15 Jan 1863
Eichler wrote the chapters on geographical distribution of a number of other families.
(2) DC., Prodr.: Balanophoraceae 17: 117-150, 301, 321, 16 Oct 1873.
(3) EP, Nat. pflanzenfam. ed. 1:
(a) Cycadaceae, II. 1: 6-23. Jun 1887
(b) Conferae, Il. 1: 28-96. Jun 1887, 97-115. Jul 1887
(c) Gnetaceae, II. 1: 116-127. Jul 1887.
(4) Editor: with Garcke et Urban: 7b. Kén. bot. Gart. bot. Mus. Berlin 1-4, 1881-1886.
EPONYMY: FEichleria M. M. Hartog (1878); Eichleria Progel (1877); Eichlerina Van
Tieghem (1895); Lichlerodendron Briquet (1808).
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Note: Eichleriella Bresadola (1903) is dedicated to Bogumir Eichler (1843-1 905), Polish
cryptogamist.
1649. Das Herbarium Marti. Als Manuscript gedruckt. Miinchen (C. Wolf & Sohn)
1869. Oct. (Herb. Marti).
Publ.: Mar 1869 (t.p.), p. [1]-24. Copy: L. — A description of the herbarium of C. F. Ph.
von Martius (now at BR). Lists also the sets of type-specimens.
1650. Bliithendiagramme construirt und erlautert. Leipzig 1875-1878, 2 vols. Oct.
(Bliithendiagr.)
Vol. 1: Apr-Mai 1875, [i]-vili, [1]-347. [348, ind.] p., 176 figs. Copy: U.
Vol. 2: Apr-Jun 1878, p. [i]-xx, [1]-575. 237 figs. Copy: U.
The 176 and 237 illustrations are woodcuts, drawn on wood by Eichler himself.
Facsimile ed.: Eppenhain (Otto Koeltz) 1954, as above. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BFM 2377; BM 2: 517; NI 585; IDC 2201.
Stafleu, Taxon 14: 199-200. 1965.
1651. Syllabus der Vorlesungen tiber Phanerogamenkunde ... Zum Gebrauch der Studirenden.
Kiel (Schwer) 1876. Oct. (Syllabus).
Ed. 1: Feb-Mar 1876 (p. 4: Oct 1875), p. [1]-36. Copies: NY, U.
Ed. 2: “Syllabus der Vorlesungen iiber specielle und medicinisch-pharmaceutische
Botanik ... als zweite, vermehrte und umgearbeitete Auflage des ‘“‘Syllabus ...”
(Unveranderter Abdruck), Berlin (Gebr. Borntreaeger) 1880. publ.: Apr 1880 (p. iv:
Mar 1880), p. [i]-iv, [2], [1]-47. Copy: NY.
Ed. 3: title as ed. 2, “Dritte verbesserte Auflage,”’ Berlin (Gebr. Borntreager) 1883,
publ. Jun-Jul 1883 (p. iv: Mai 1883; Nat. Nov. Jul 1883). Copy: NY.
Ed. 4: title as ed. 2, ““Vierte, verbesserte Auflage,’’ Berlin (Gebr. Borntreaeger) 1886,
publ. Feb 1886 (p. iv: Nov 1885; Nat. Nov.), p. [i]-iv, [1]-68. Copies: NY, PCS.
Eichwald, Karl Edouard Ivanovich [von] (1794-1876), Russian biologist, geologist,
and palaeobiologist at Leningrad. (Eichw.)
COLLECTIONS: Herbarium probably at LE (left to Leningrad University), zoological
specimens at Leningrad Zoological Museum, palaebotanical material at LE? Material
collected with Gorski at WI.
Ref.: Anon., Nat. Nov. 1: 34. 1879.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 257; Barnhart 1: 500; BM 2: 517-518, 6:
296; CSP 2: 468-470, 6: 648, 7: 605, 14: 800; DTS 1: 62, 6(4): 42; KR p. 153-154;
NI 586; PR 2651-2653, PR (ed. 1): 2945-2947; Quenstedt p. 127; TR 231-326.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist.-nat. 672 [index]. 1849.
Recke und Napiersky, Allg. Schriftsteller- u. Gelehrtenlexikon der Prov. Livland,
Estland u. Kurland 1827-1861, Nachtr. 1859, p. 160 (fide NI).
Lindemann, Das 50-jahrige Doktorjubilaum Eduard von Eichwalds, St. Petersburg
1870, also: Verh. Russ. kais. mineral. Ges. St. Petersburg ser. 2. 5: 278-358. 1870
(bibl.). — Copy: LE.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 104-105. 1882.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 136, 167. 1942.
Tikhomiroyv, DSB 4: 307-309. 1971.
EPONYMY: Lichwaldia Ledebour (1833).
HANDWRITING: Lipschitz and Valsilezenko, Herbarium centrale USSR 1935. 1968.
1652. Plantarum novarum vel minus cognitarum quas in itinere Caspio-Caucasico observavit
Dr. Eduardus Eichwald ... Fasciculi duo. Wilna (author), Leipzig (Leopold Voss)
1831-1833, 2 fasc. Fol. (Pl. nov.)
Fasc. 1: p. [i], [1]-18, pl. r-20. 1831 (Linnaea 7 (Lit): 62. 1832). Copy: NY.
Fasc. 2: p. [19]-42, pl. 27-40. “1833” but publ. late 1835. (ib. 10 (Lit): 162. 1836).
Copy: NY.
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The plates are lithographs of drawings by Bommer and Pape. Botanical descriptions by
von Ledebour, C. A. Meyer and Trinius.
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 517; Jackson p. 328; NI 586; PR 2652; RS p. 82; TR 322; IDC 408.
Guillemin, Arch. Bot. 1: 447. 1833 (fasc. 1).
1653. Beitrag zur Infusorienkunde Russland’s |Moskwa 1844]. Oct. (Beitr. Infusorienk. Russl.)
Beitrag: 1844, p. [1]-176. Copy: PCS. — Reprinted from Bull. Soc. natural. Moscou 17:
480-587, 653-706. 1844. (for third and fourth trim. 1844).
Erster Nachtrag zur Infusorienkunde Russlands, Moskva 1847, p. [1]-84, pl. 8-9. Copy:
PCS. — Reprinted from id. 20: 285-366. 1847 (for fourth trim.).
XKweiter Nachtrag ... [Moskva 1849], p. [1]-151, [152, err.], pl. 4. Copy: PCS. — Reprinted
from id. 21: 400-548. 1849 (for second trim.).
Dritter Nachtrag zur Infusorienkunde Russlands nebst einer geologischen Einleitung tiber
Esthland und die nahgelegnen Inseln. Moskva (Kais. Universitat) 1852, p. [i-11],
[1]-149, [150, err.], pl. 5. Copy: PCS. — Reprinted from id. 1852(2): 388-536.
1654. Lethaea rossica ou paléontologie de la Russie. Stuttgart (E. Schweizerbart) 1852-
1868, 3 vols., atl. Oct. Qu. (Lethaea ross.)
vol. pars pages plates dates
I 1(1)(1) [1]-96 1852
(2) 97-224 1852
(3) 225-269, [1-111] 1855
(2) [v]-xix, 269-681 1860
atlas [i], [1]-2 I, 1, 2-5, 5a, 6-21 Jan 1856
[22-56], 57-59 1859
2 681-1657 1860
2 I [i]-xxxv, [1]-640 1865
2 [i*], [i], 641-1304 1868
atlas [i] I-40 1868
3 [1] [i]-xix, [1]-533 Oct-Dec 1853
atlas [1 ]-4. I-I4 1852
This information is incomplete. It is likely that the text and the plates appeared in
smaller parts at more regular intervals than shown above.
Copies: MICH, NY, Teyler.
Ref.: Andrews p. 29; BM 2: 518; Jackson p. 188; PR 2653; IDC 5365.
Eig, Alexander (1894-1938), Russian born Israeli botanist. (£7g).
HERBARIUM and Types: HUJ, other material at B, G, GB, P.
Refs: VE 221 70.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 500; MW p. 105, MW suppl. p. 58.
Anon., J. Bot. 76: 248. 1938.
Rayss, Bull. Soc. bot. France 86: 170-173. 1939.
Oppenheimer and Reichert, Palest. J. Bot., Rehovot Series, 2(2): 145-170. 1939 (bibl.)
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 5: 283, 293. 1939 (portr.)
Eisenach, Paul Heinrich Otto (1847-1917), German physician, magistrate and bota-
nist at Rotenburg. (Eisenach).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: GR p. 74.
1655. Flora des Kreises Rotenburg a/F. Enthaltend: eine systematische Ubersicht der bis
jetzt in demselben beobachteten wildwachsenden und haufig cultivierten phaneroga-
mischen sowie auch kryptogamischen Pflanzen. s.l. [1887]. Oct. (Fl. Rotenburg).
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EKMAN
Publ.: 1887 (p. iv: Dec 1885; Nat. Nov. Sep 1887); p. [i], [I]-IV, [1]-169, [170, err.]
Copy: B.
Eisengrein, Georg Adolf (1799-1857), German botanist, professor of botany at Frei-
burg im Breisgau. (Evsengrein).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 501; BM 2: 519; GR p. 74; Jackson p. 148,
496; LS 7765; PR 2655-2658.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Lit. Lichenologie 2: 9-10. 1869.
1656. Die Familie der Schmetterlingsbliithigen oder Hiilsengewachse, mit besonderer Hin-
sicht auf Pflanzen-Physiologie und nach den Grundsatzen der physiologisch-systemati-
schen Anordnung ihrer Gattungen bearbeitet ... Ein Beitrag zur comparativen
Botanik. Stuttgart und Tubingen (J. G. Cotta) 1836. Oct. (Fl. Schmetterlingsbl.)
Publ.: Aug 1836 (preface Mar 1836; Hinrichs 21-27 Aug 1836; Lit. Ber. Flora 6: 143.
28 Nov 1836), p. [i]-vili, [2, h.t., note], [1]-462. Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 519; PR 2655.
1657. Die Pflanzenordnung der Gonatopteriden oder Hydropteriden, (Gliederfarne, Wasser-
farne), dargestellt in der Characteristik und Entwicklungsgeschichte ihrer Familien, der
Lycopodiaceen, Characeen, Equisetaceen, Rhizokarpen, Isoéteen, Ophiogloseen und
Marattiaceen, nebst Einleitung und Darstellung des Uebergangs der Moosvegetation.
Frankfurt a.M. (Heinrich Ludwig Brénner) 1848. Oct. (Pflanzenordn. Gonatopt.)
Publ.: Nov 1847 (p. xxiv: Sep 184.7; Hinrichs 17-20 Nov 1847; Schlechtendal comments
on the contents in a letter to Miquel dated 14 Dec 1847), p. [i]-xxx, [1]-584. Copy:
NY. — Issued originally as Hefte 7-11 of Eisengrein’s Einleitung in das Studium der
Pflanzenklasse der Akotyledonen, Freiburg 1842-1848.
Ref.: BM 2: 519; Jackson p. 148; PR 2657.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 6: 369-371. 1848.
Ekart, Tobias Philipp (1799-1877), German cryptogamist. (Ekart).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: JE — Exsiccatae: Cryptogamische Gewdchse Koburgs (fasc. 1-iv,
Coburg 1827-1828), set at JE.
Ref.: 1H. 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 180.
Anon., Flora 29: 478-480. 1846.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 261. 1916.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 20. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 501; BM 2: 519; CSP 2: 474; GR p. 74;
LS 7770; NI 587; PR 2659-2260, ed. 1: 2952-2954.
Seemann, Bonplandia 8: 321-322.
1658. Synopsis Fungermanniarum in Germania vicinisque terris hucusque cognitarum,
figuris cxvi. microscopico-analyticis illustrata. Coburg (J. G. Riemann), London,
Paris, Kjobenhavn. 1832. Qu. (Syn. Fungermann.)
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1832 (preface Jan 1832; Pharm. Centr. Bl. 3: 416. 9 Jun 1832; Flora
15(2). Int. Bl. 12. Jul-Aug 1832; Lit. Ber. Flora 2: 209-222, 228-237. Jul-Dec 1832),
p. [i]-xvi, [1]-72, pl. r-13, uncoloured lithographs (mostly copies after Hooker, NI) of
drawings by the author. Copies: MO, NY, U, US.
Ref.: BM 2: 519; Jackson p. 296; NI 587; PR 2660; IDC 65109.
Guillemin, Arch. Bot. 1: 276. 1833.
Ekman, Erik Leonard (1883-1931), Swedish botanist and explorer. (Ekman).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: S (collected in Argentina, 1907-1908, Brazil, Cuba, 1914-1915
and Hispaniola 1924-1931). — For duplicates see TH.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 180.
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EKMAN
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 502; BL 1: 227; BM 6: 297; Bossert p. 114;
KR p. 155; Langman p. 261; MW p. 105.
Ekman, West Indian Vernoniae, Uppsala 1914 (TBC Oct 1914).
Samuelsson, K. Sv. Vetenskapsakad. Arsbok 29: 353-376. 1931 (portr., bibl.)
Ciferri, Nuov. Giorn. bot. Ital. ser. 2. 38: 363-370. 1931.
Rendle, J. Bot. 69: 106-107. 1931.
Standley, Science ser. 2. 73: 255-256. 1931.
Wolcoft, Science ser. 2. 73: 487-488. 1931.
EPONYMY: Ekmania Gleason (1919); Ekmanianthe Urban (1924); Ekmaniocharis Urban
(1921).
Elenkin, Aleksander Aleksandrovitch (1873-1942), Russian botanist. (Elenkin).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: LE. — Exsiccatae: Lichenes florae rossicae et regionum confinium
orientalium (fasc. i-iv, nos. 1-200, St. Petersburg 1901-1910), sets at B, BM, C, FH, K, L,
MICH, MSTR, S, UPS, W.
Ref.: 1H 2: 180.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 286. 1916.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 121-122. 1969.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 503; BM 6: 298: CSP 14: 813; GR p. 546-
547; Lipschitz 3: 244-256; LS 7774-7810c; LS suppl. 7348-7371; MW p. 105-106,
suppl. p. 58-50.
Elfving, Frederik Emil Volmar (1854-1942), Finnish botanist. (Elfving).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: H. — Elfving contributed to Wittrock and Nordstedt, Algae aquae
dulcis exsiccatae praecipue scandinavicae, fasc. 3 and 4, Uppsala 1878.
Ref.: TH 2: 180; Saelan p. 575.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 503; BM 2: 521; Collander p. 93-98; CSP
g: 787, 14: 813-814; Jackson p. 491; KR p. 158-159; LS 7811-7822, suppl. 7372-7376;
Saelan p. 85-91; SO 2881, 2895, 25861.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 107. pl. 20. 1903, 3(3): 92. pl. 119. 1905 (portr.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 514. 1909.
Carpelan-Tudeer, Helsingin yliopisto 1: 181-184. 1921.
Collander, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 61: 299-310. 1943 (portr., bibl.)
Collander, Soc. Sci. Fenn. Arsbok, Vuosikirja 21c(5): 1-42. 1943 (portr.)
Palmeren, Mem. Soc. Flora Fauna Fenn. 19: 252-258, 289-295. 1944.
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 147. 1973.
Elliot, Sir Walter (1803-1887), Scottish born Indian civil servant and botanist. (W.
Elliot).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material at E and probably also at DD.
Ref. yo 181.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinb. 78. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 504; BB p. 101-102; BM 2: 523; CSP 2:
481, 7: 609, 9: 789, 14: 821; DNB 17: 262; Jackson p. 388; PR 2663.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1886/7: 39-40. 1887.
Elliott, George Francis Scott (1862-1934), Indian born British botanist. (G. Elliott).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: mainly at BK and K, further material at A, LE, MO and P.
Ref.: IH 2: 181.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinb. 78. 1970.
Hepper and Neate, Plant coll. W. Afr. 73-74. 1971.
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ELLIOTT, S.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 504; BL 1: 53, 2: 292, 299; BM 2: 522, 6:
299; CSP 14: 820-821; GR p. 397; LS 7834-7836.
Rendle, J. Bot. 72: 233-235. 1934.
Weiss, Proc. Linn. Soc. 147: 174-175. 1935.
Gledhill, Taxon 18: 425-428. 1969 (itinerary Sierra Leone).
Elliott, Stephen (1771-1830), American botanist, prominent citizen of South Carolina.
(Elliott).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: CHARL, a few types also at NY, other authentic material in the
Muhlenberg herbarium at PH.
Refes VEL 1 (eds'6)i:*3587 2: 181.
Britton, Bull. Torrey bot. Cl. 21: 80-81. 1894.
Lamson-Scribner, U.S. Dept. Agric. Div. Agrost., Circular no. 29, 12 p., I901
(Elliott’s grasses).
McVaugh, Rhodora 40: 175-177. 1938 (Lobelia).
Weatherby, Rhodora 44: 249-262. 1942 (list of type specimens).
Ewan, in facsimile ed. 1971 of Elliott’s Sketch, p. xi-xv.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 504; BM 2: 523; Bossert p. 115; CSP 2:
481, 12: 217; DAB 6: 99; ME 1: 181 (biographies], 3: 570 [index], PR 2664.
Moultrie, An eulogium on Stephen Elliott ... delivered ... on 8the November 1830,
Charleston 1830, Oct., 46 p.
Anon., Flora 13: 693-694. 1830.
Darlington, Relig. baldwin. 1843 (many refs.)
Ravenel, Bot. Gaz. 8(7): 249-253. 1883.
Sargent, Garden & Forest 7: 201-202. 1894.
Harshberger, Bot. Philadelphia 24, 96, 121, 282. 1899.
Dexter, Biogr. Sketch of the graduates of Yale College 4: 704-707. 1907 (bibl.)
Gee, Bull. Univ. South Carolina 72: 35-37. 1918 (bibl.)
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Cl. 16: 293. 1921.
Rodgers, John Torrey 340 [index]. 1942.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 465 [index]. 1967.
Ewan, William Bartram 12, 42, 48. 1968.
Geiser, Naturalists of the Frontier 241-242. 1968.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 689-691. 1971.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 454. 1973 (letters to Torrey).
EPONYMyY (genus): EFlliottia Muhlenberg ex S. Elliott (1817); (journal): Ellzottia notes
from the herbarium of Georgia Southern College. Statesboro, Georgia. U.S.A. No. 1-5,
1964-1966.
1659. A sketch of the botany of South-Carolina and Georgia. Charleston (J. R. Schenck) 1821-
1824, 2 vols., Oct. (in fours) (Sketch bot. S. Carolina).
vol. part pages plates dates
I I 1-96 I-2 26 Sep 1816
2 97-200 Dec 1816
3 201-304 Mar 1817
4. 305-400 3-4. Oct 1817
5 401-496 Dec(?) 1817
6 497-606, [1i*-11*], [i11]-vi early 1821
2 I [1]-104 (prob. late) 1821
2 105-208 (prob. early) 1822
3 209-312 1823
4. 313-416 1823
5 417-520 1823
6 521-624 1824
a 625-743, [i]-vili 7-12? 1824.
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ELE LOU, Ss
Copies: FAS, McVaugh, NY, US. — The first part was originally issued on 26 Sep 1816,
recalled, reprinted and reissued with no. 2 (see Advertisement on p. v of vol. 1). This
first part is described by Mackall (1931) and Ewan (1971); the text of p. 1-96 of the
second issue fills p. 15-96 of the original; p. 1-14 are taken up by the glossary. — Covers
nos. 1-4: “printed for the author.”
Facsimile ed.: New York (Hafner Publishing Company) 1971, Classica botanica ameri-
cana vol. 6. Introduction by Joseph Ewan. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BL 1: 213; BM 2: 523; Jackson p. 363; ME 3: 388-389; PR 2664, ed. 1: 2960;
RS p. 82; SK p. clxxx; IDC 881.
Anon., New England J. Med. Surgery 6: 265-267. Jul 1817 (nos. 1-3).
Rafinesque, Amer. monthly Mag. 3(2): 96-101. 1818 (nos. I-5).
Gray, Amer.) Jiq,5Cl, Ser.13.1 13.01, 302. 177.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxviii. 1891.
Barnhart, Bull. Torrey bot. Cl. 28: 680. 1901.
Mackall, Catalogue De Renne Georgia Library 3: 1329. 1931 (for part 1, orig.).
Weatherby, Rhodora 44: 249-264. 1942 (catalogue of types).
Ewan, Elliott’s Sketch in American botany, in facsimile edition 1971, p. 1xX-xxxvil.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 689-691. 1972.
Ellis, Job Bicknell (1829-1905), American mycologist. (Ellis).
HERBARIUM and Types: NY; manuscripts and correspondence: NY. — Exsiccatae:
1. Fungi nova-caesareenses (original title of North American fungi, see below), 10 sets distri-
buted, partly at FH, PHIL and split up at NY.
2. North American fungi, series I (cent. i-xv, nos. 1-1500, Newfield, New Jersey, 1878-
1885) sets at BM, BPI, COLO, FH, G, ILL, ISC, K, MASS, MIN, NHES, NY,
OSC, RUT, S, TRTC, VT, WELC, WIS, WVA.
3. North American fungi, series II, with Benjamin Matlack Everhart (1818-1904) (cent.
XVI-XxxvVi, nos. 1501-3600, 1886-1898), sets at AUT, B, BPI, BM, C, COLO, CS,
CUP, DAOM, DBN, F, FH, G, IA, ILL, ISC, K, KSC, LPS, M, MAINE, MASS,
MICH, MIN, MSC, MU, NCU, NDA, NEB, NHES, NY, NYS, OC, OS, OSC,
PAC, PH, PUR, RUT, S, SOLH, TRTC, UBC, UC, VT, W, WELC, WIS, WRSL,
WSP, WVA (full details see Stevenson).
4. Fungi colombiani, with Benjamin Matlack Everhart (1818-1904) (cent. i-li, nos. 1-5100,
1893, cent. i-xiv by Ellis and Everhart, cent. xv by C. L. Shear, cent. xvi-li, details
see Stevenson). Sets at ARIZ, BM, BPI, BRU, GC, CM, COLO, CUP, DAOM, F,
FH, FHKSC, G, G-DC, GA, IA, ILL, ISC, KANU, KSG, MASS, MICH, MIN,
MONT, MSC, NDA, NEB, NHES, NY, NYS, OC, OS, OSC, OTB, PAC, PUR,
RM, RSA, RUTPP, SCHN, SDC, SOLM, TEX, TRTC, UC, UMO, VT, WIM,
WIS, WSP, WVA.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 181; NAF 7: 1061; 9: 434.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 99-164. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 505; BM 2: 523; Bossert p. 115; CSP 12:
217, 14: 823-824; GR p. 187; LS 7838-7998; ME 1: 181.
Ellis, Hedwigia 19(8): 136. 1880.
Anderson, Bot. Gaz. 15(11): 299-304. 1890 (portr.)
Harshberger, Botanists of Philadelphia 259-272, 444. 1899.
Anon., J. Mycol. 8: opp. 49. 1902 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 178. 1903, 3(3): 194. 1905.
Farlow, List of the works of Job Bicknell Ellis, s.l1. Aug 1906 (preprint from Farlow, List
of works on N. Am. Fungi ed. 2.)
Kellermann, J. Mycol. 12: 41-45. 1906 (portr.)
Rehm, Ann. mycol. 4(4): 341-343. 1906.
Lloyd, Mycol. Notes 39: 525-526. 1915 (portr.)
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 434-435. 1916, 7(15): 1061-1062. 1940 (bibl.)
Fox, Fothergill 426 [index]. 1919.
Rodgers, Amer. Bot. 1873-1892, p. 15, 212, 231, 314. 1944.
Humphrey, Makers of N. Amer. Bot. 79-81. 1961.
Lenley et. al., Cat. manuscr. Coll. New York Bot. Gard. 151-153. 1973 (corr.)
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ELLIS, J.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Ellis founded (with W. A. Kellerman) the Jorunal of Mycology (1885).
EPONYMY: Ellisia A. Chaves Batista & G. E. P. Peres (1965); Ellistella P. A. Saccardo
(1881); Ellisiellina Sousa da Camara (1949); Ellisiodothis Theissen (1914); Ellisiopsis
A. Chaves Batista (1956).
Note: Ellisiophyllum Maximowicz (1871) is dedicated to John Ellis (1711-1776), q.v.;
Ellisiella R. E. Norris (1965) is dedicated to W. N. Ellis, English phycologist.
1660. The North American pyrenomycetes. A contribution to mycologic botany, by J. B.
Ellis and B. M. Everhart. With original illustrations by F. W. Anderson. Newfield, New
Jersey (authors) 1892. Qu. (NV. Amer. pyrenomyc.)
Co-author: Benjamin Matlack Everhart (1818-1904).
Illustrator: Frederick William Anderson (1866-1891).
Publ.: Jan-Jul 1892 (p. ii: copyright 8 Dec 1890; Nat. Nov. Aug 1892), p. [i*-1*],
[i]-ii, [1]-11 (analytical key), 1-793, pl. 1-41 with text. Copies: NY, Stevenson.
Ellis, John (1711-1776) . Irish-born merchant in London, “‘agent for the Island of
Dominica”. (7. Ellis).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: Ellis’ herbarium was acquired by LD in 1905; he also sent plants
to Linnaeus (now at LINN). Specimens received by Ellis from his correspondents are
also in the Smith herbarium (LINN). Dixon (1960) could trace no collections of algae
made by Ellis himself.
Ref.: TH 2: 181.
Dixon, Brit. phycol. Bull. 2: 28-31. 1960.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 505 (b. 1710); BB p. 102; BM 2: 523;
Dawson p. 305 (b. 1705); DNB 17: 385; Henrey 679-683; HU 2: 606 [ind.]; Jackson
p- 197, 198, 405; KR p. 160; Langman p. 261; ME 1: 181 [biography], 3: 570 [index];
NI 588-592; Plesch p. 217; PR 2665-2668, ed. 1: 2961-2965; SO 76, 651, 652, 653,
656a-b, 25209.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist.-nat. Banks 5: 225 [index]. 1800.
Carruthers, J. Roy. microsc. Soc. 1901: 113-122.
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykologie xviii. Jahrh. 182, 184, 186-187, 195. 1936.
Savage, Calendar of the Ellis manuscripts. London 1948.
Berkeley and Berkeley, Dr Alexander Garden of Charles Town 373 [ind.]. 1969.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 151, 236. 1971.
EPONYMY: Ellista P. Browne (1756, nom. rej.) ; Ellisia Linnaeus (1763, nom. cons.) ; Ellisio-
phyllum Maximowicz (1871).
Note: For other eponyms based on the name Ellis, cf. supra, sub Job Bicknell Ellis.
1661. An essay towards a natural history of the corallines, and other marine productions of
the like kind, commonly found on the coasts of Great Britain and Ireland. To which is
added the description of a large marine polype taken near the North Pole, by the
Whale-fishers, in the summer 1753. London (author) 1755. Qu. (Essay nat. hist. corall.)
Orig.: Mar 1755, front., p. [i]-xvii, [10 p. cont., err.], [1]-103, pl. 1-37, 1 unnumb.
[microsc.], in all 39 copper engr.
French: “Essai sur V histoire naturelle des corallines, et d’autres productions marines du méme
genre, qu’on trouve communément sur les cétes de la Grande-Bretagne et d’Irlande;
auquel on a joint une description d’un grand polype de mer, pris auprés du Pole
arctique, par des pécheurs de Baleine, pendant l’été de 1753.” ’s-Gravenhage (La
Haye) (Pierre de Hondt) 1756. Qu., front., p. [i]-xvi, [1]-125, pl. 1-39. Copy: PCS. —
(Essai hist. nat. corall.)
Dutch: “Natuurlijke historie van de Koraalgewassen, en andere dergelyke zee-lighamen.”’
*s-Gravenhage (Pieter de Hondt) 1756. Qu., front., i-xvi, 1-118, 39 pl. (n.v.) (Nat.
hist. Koraalgew.)
German: ‘‘Herrn John Ellis, ... Versuch einer Natur-Geschichte der Corall-Arten und anderer
dergleichen Mer-Cérper, welche gemeiniglich an den Kiisten von Gross-Britannien
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und Irrland gefunden werden; nebst der Bescheibung eines grossen Bueschel-Polypen,
welcher in dem Eis-Meere gefangen worden. Aus dem Englischen und Franzésischen
iibersetzt, und mit Anmerkungen, auch einem Anhange finf hieher gehériger
Abhandlungen der Herren Schlosser, Baster und Ellis, begleitet von D. Johann Georg
Kriiniz. Mit 46 Kupfer-Tafeln.’? Niirnberg (Gabriel Nikolaus Raspe) 1767. Qu.,
front., p. [1]-52, [1]-168, pl. 1-46. Copy: PCS. — (Vers. Natur-Gesch. Corall-Arten).
Ref.: BM 2: 523; NI 590.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 134. 1966.
1662. An historical account of coffee. With an engraving, and botanical description of the
tree. To which are added sundry papers relative to its culture and use, as an article on
diet and of commerce. London (Edward and Charles Dilly) 1774. Qu. (Hist. coffee).
Publ.: Feb 1774 (rd. by Royal Society on 24 Feb 1774; by The Gentlemen’s Magazine
Apr 1774; by University Library, Cambridge 4 Aug 1774; rev. Monthly Mag.
London Jun 1774 [50: 497-498]), p. [i]-iv, [1]-71, [1], 1 copper engraving of a
drawing by Simon Taylor. Copies: HU (2), MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 523; Henrey 682; HU 638 (extensive comm.); Jackson p. 405; NI 588;
PR 2667; SK p. clxxx.
Sherborn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 141. 1938.
1663. The natural history of many curious and uncommon zoophytes, collected from various
parts of the globe by the late John Ellis . . . author of the Natural history of english coral-
lines, and other works. Systematically arranged and described by the late Daniel
Solander ... with sixty-two plates engraven by principal artists. London (Benjamin
White and Son, Peter Elmsly) 1786. Qu. (Nat. hist. zooph.)
Co-author: Daniel Earl Solander (1733-1782).
Publ.: 1786, p. [i]-xii, [1]-208, pl. 1-62 [plus one?]. Copy: PCS (62 pl.) — The plates were
reissued by Lamouroux in his “‘Exposition méthodique des genres de Vordre des
Polypiers” 1821.
Ref.: BM 2: 523.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 134. 1966.
Elmer, Adolph Daniel Edward (1870-1942), American botanist who collected exclu-
sively in Washington, California, Borneo and the Philippines. (Emer).
HERBARIUM and Types: A and PNH, large collections also at G, K, NEB, P, and US.
Duplicates widely distributed (e.g. as Philippine plants) ; for details see Steenis-Kruseman.
Ref.: YH 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 182.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 275, 319, 343. 1916.
Merrill, Plantae Elmerianae Borneenses (Univ. Calif. Publ. Bot. 15: 1-316) 1929.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 151-152. 1950.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 506.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 194. 1936.
Herre, Science 101: 477-478. 1945.
Steenis Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 151-152. 1950 (portr., itin.)
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 154. 1961.
HANDWRITING: Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: cxlix. 1950.
Elwes, Henry John (1846-1922), British arboriculturist and plant collector. (Elwes).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: K.
Refes TH onn182.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 349; Barnhart 1: 507; BB p. 102-103; BL 2: 218;
BM 2: 524, 6: 300; Bossert p. 116; CSP 7: 610, 9: 792, 12: 219, 14: 830; Jackson p. 135;
Langman p. 262; MW p. 106; NI 594-595.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 92. 1903.
Huxley, Life and letters of Sir J. D. Hooker 2: 532 [index]. 1918.
744
EMMERT
Balfour, Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 72: 319-320. 1922 (portr.)
Anon., Science 110: 780-781. 1922.
Balfour, Gard. chron. ser. 3. 72: 319-320, 334. 1922.
Loder, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1922/23: 41-43. 1923.
Vaughan, Bot. Exch. Club. Rep. 6: 699-702. 1923.
Anon., J. Bot. 61: 30-31. 1923.
Maxwell, J. Roy. Hort. Soc. 49: 40-46. 1924 (portr.)
Anon., Lily Year-Book 1932: frontispiece portr.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Curtis Bot. Mag. dedications 198-200. 1932 (portr.)
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxlvii. 1948.
James, The trees of Bicton 108. 1969.
Coats, ‘The plant hunters 28, 79, 168, 230. 1969.
Sutton, Charles Sprague Sargent 225-226. 1970.
1664. A mongraph of the genus Lilium. London (Taylor and Francis) [1877-]1880, Fol.
(Monogr. Lilium).
part /lates (with text) dates
1 3, 16, 24, 34, 44, 46, 47, 48, phot. Mar 1877
De 2 NOs y/s02 tose 493 45) Apr 1877
3 8, 14, 26, 30, 33, 36, 39, 41 Aug 1877
4 6, 7, 23, 25, 29, 31, 32, 38 Dec 1877
5 I, 4, 10, 13, 15, 19, 20, 27 Aug 1878
6 5, 12, 18, 28, 35, 37 [text in part 3], 40 Jan 1879
7 rr [text in part 5], title, ded., Mai 1880
list of cont., p. [i*-vi*], [i]-xv, map
Copies: HU, L. — Number of copies printed: 250. The 48 plates were drawn and litho-
graphed by W. H. Fitch. — A. Grove and A. D. Cotton published a supplement [London
1933-1940, 7 parts. Fol.] with 30 plates by Lilian Snelling. W. B. Turrill published a
further continuation, parts 8-9, with 10 plates by Margaret Stones [London 1960-1962].
Forty copies of parts 8 and 9 were issued with handcoloured plates.
Ref.: BM 2: 524; GF p. 56; Jackson p. 135; MW p. 106; NI 594; IDC 5920.
Woodcock and Coutts, Lilies 215-216. 1935 (note by Stearn).
Woodcock and Stearn, Lilies of the world 397. 1950.
Earl of Morton, J. Roy. Hort. Soc. 92(7): 218-287. ¢. 143, 150-151. Jul 1967.
Desmond, Med. biol. Il. 19: 255-259. 1969.
1665. The trees of Great Britain G Ireland. Edinburgh (privately printed) 1906-1913,
7 vols and ind., Qu. (Trees Great Britain).
vol. pages plates dates Nat. Nov.
I [i], lith. t.p., [i]-xvi, [1]-200 1-60 1906 Mar 1907
2 [i], lith. t.p., [iii]-vi, 201-450 61-125 1907 Sep
3 [i], lith. t.p., [iii]-vi, 451-711 127-207 1908 Apr
4 [i], lith. t.p., ili-vil, 713-1000 208-270 1909 Mar
5 [i], lith. t.p., iti-vili, 1001-1333 271-339 IQIO Aug
6 [i], lith. t.p., 1-ix, 1335-1651 340-371 IQI2 Jan 1913
7 [i], lith. t.p., portr., ili-viii, 1653-1933 372-412 1913 Oct
Index [i]-xxiv IQI3 Oct
Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: NI 595.
Emmert, Friedrich (x-1868), German clergyman and botanist. (Emmert).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
EMMERT
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 507; BM 1: 525; PR 2678.
1666. Flora von Schweinfurt eme systematische Aufzahlung der in der Gegend um
Schweinfurt wildwachsenden und kultivirten Phanerogamen und hohern Cryptogamen
mit Angabe der Standérte und Blithezeit und kurzer Vorbemerkung iiber die physi-
kalisch-geographischen Verhaltnisse. Ein Beitrag zur Jubelfeier der vor 200 Jahren zu
Schweinfurt gegriindeten Kaiserlich Leopoldinisch-Carolinischen Akademie der Natur-
forscher. Schweinfurt (G. J. Giegler) 1852. Oc . (Fl. Schweinfurt).
Co-author: Gottfried von Segnitz.
Publ.: Sep 1852, for the 200th anniversary of Leopoldina (rd. by Flora Oct-Nov 1852),
p- [1]-290. Copy: B.
Ref.: BM 1: 525; PR 2678.
Emmons, Ebenezer (1799-1863), American physician and botanist at Albany, origi-
nator and defender of the ‘Taconic system in North America. (Emmons).
coLLEctions: New York and N. Carolina Geological Surveys.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 259; Barnhart 1: 508; BM 2: 525-526;
CSP 2: 488, 6: 649, 14: 838; DAB 3: 149; ME 1: 182 [biographies], 3: 571 [index];
Merrill p. 696, 721; PR 2679; Quenstedt p. 128.
C.D., Amer. J. Sci. ser. 2. 37: 151. 1864.
Marcou, Science 5: 456-458. 1885 (b. 16 Mai 1800 but err.) (portr.)
Marcou, Amer. Geol. 7: 1-23. 1891 (portr., bibl.)
Youmans, Pioneers of Science in America 347-353. 1896 (portr.)
Nickles, U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 746: 345-346. 1922.
Clarke, James Hall of Albany, Albany 1923 (see index p. 559).
Merrill, The first one hundred years of American geology. New Haven 1924, p. 594-614.
Rodgers, John Torrey 131, 180. 1942.
Rodgers, Amer. bot. 1873-1892, p. 32, 167-168. 1944.
Carpenter, Amer. Midl. Naturalist 33: 28. 1945.
Schneer, Isis 60(4): 439-450. 1970.
Schneer, DSB 4: 363-365. 1971.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 454. 1973 (letters to Torrey).
NOTE: Graduated at Williams College, Mass., in 1820, and for fifteen years practiced
medicine in Berkshire. In 1826 geologist of the Second District New York State geo-
logical survey, 1851-1863 state geologist of North Carolina.
1667. Geological report of the midland counties of North Carolina. New York (George P. Put-
nam & Co.), Raleigh (Henry D. Turner) 1856. Oct. (Geol. rep. N. Carolina).
Publ.: Oct-Dec 1856 (p. iii: 1 Oct 1856), p. [i]-xx, [1]-351, [352, err.] pl. 1-8, liths.
Copy: NY.
Ref.: Andrews ed. 1, p. 29; BM 3: 1448.
1668. American geology, containing a statement of the principles of the science, with full
illustrations of the characteristic American fossils. With an atlas and a geological map
of the United States, 3 parts. Albany (Sprague & Co.) 1854-1857. Oct. (in fours)
(Amer. geol.)
Vol. r, part 1: Albany 1854, reissued Albany 1855 (p. ix: 20 Sep 1855), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-194.
Copy: MICH; reissue: Teyler.
part 2: (no t.p.), p. [1]-251, pl. 1-18, uncol. liths., no date [1855]. Copy: MICH;
reissue: ‘Teyler.
part 6: 1857 (p. vii: 1 Feb 1857), p. [iJ-x, [1]-152, pl. r-zo, uncol. liths. Copy: MICH.
Ref.: Andrews ed. 1, p. 29; BM 2: 526.
Emory, Major William Hemsley (1811-1887) (“Helmsley”), American soldier.
(Emory).
COLLECTIONS: the first set of the Mexican boundary survey is at US. Plants were
746
EMORY
collected by Bigelow, Parry, Schott and Wright. It is likely that Torrey’s types are at
NY and Engelmann’s at MO.
Ref.: 1H 2: 183.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 508; BM 2: 526; CSP 2: 489, 14: 839;
DAB 6: 153-154; Jackson p. 355; Langman p. 262-263; ME 1: 182 [biographies], 3:
571 [index]; PR 2681-2682.
Nat. Cycl. Amer. Biogr. 4: 336-337. 1897.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 135. 1969.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 454-455. 1973 (letters to
Torrey).
EPONYMY: Emorya J. Torrey (1859).
1669. Notes of a military reconnoissance, from Fort Leavenworth, in Missouri, to San
Diego, in California, including part of Arkansas, del Norte, and Gila Rivers. By Lieut.
Col. W. H. Emory. Made in 1846-7, with the advance guard of the ‘“‘Army of the
West.” [headline:] ‘Thirtieth Congress — First Session. Ex. Doc. Nov. 41. Washington
(Wendell and van Benthuysen) 1848. Oct. (Not. milit. reconn.)
FHHouse edition (title as above), publ. Feb-Jul 1848, p. [1]-614, botanical ills.: pl. 1-12, bot.,
2, cact. Copies: BR, NY (2 copies: second p. [1]-416).
Botanical Appendix by John Torrey, p. 135-155, 12 pl. and Engelmann, Cacteae,
P- 155-159, 2 pl.
Variants: a. without description of Zinnia grandiflora, b. with Zinnia grandiflora.
Senate edition, publ. probably Jul-Aug 1848 (inscribed copy by Emory at MO 15 Aug
1848), p. [1]-416, 12, 2 plates, headline: “30th Congress, 1st Session [Senate] Execu-
tive No. 7.” Copies: G, MO, NY. — Main difference with House edition (in botany):
includes Convolvulus Nuttallii and Alternanthera lanuginosa. For variants see Barnhart,
Coville and Farwell; see also ME.
Ref.: BM 2: 526, 5: 2178; ME 3: 15-17; PR 2681.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 1: 92-94. 1849.
Barnhart, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 22: 394-395. 1895.
Coville, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 23: go0-92. 1806.
Farwell, Bull. ‘Torrey bot. Club 37: 479-480. 1910.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 135. 1969.
1670. Report on the United States and Mexican Boundary Survey, made under the direction of
the secretary of the interior, by William H. Emory. Washington (A. O. P. Nicholson)
1857-1859, 2 vols. Qu. (Rep. U.S. Mex. bound.)
Senate edition, Ex. Doc. no. 108. — Copies: MO, NY.
Vol. r, part x [general report], 1857, front., p. [i]-xi, [xil, err.], xili-xv, [xvi], map,
[1 ]-258, plates.
part 2: Geological reports of Doctor C. C. Parry and assistant Arthur Schott, 1857,
p- [i]-vil, [1]-174, pl. r-27 (uncol. liths. Meek), contains T. A. Conrad, Description
of cretaceous and tertiary fossils on p. 141-174.
Vol. 2, t.p. dated 1859 (p. [1]), but t.p. on p. [3] dated 1858 [referring to part 1.
Botany which was actually published Jul-Dec 1858]:
[part 1] 1858, p. [7]-26 Parry, C. C. Introduction; p. [27]-270, pl. 1-67, John
Torrey, Botany of the Boundary; p. [1]-78, pl. 1-75, George Engelmann, Cactaceae
of the Boundary.
[part 2, also as vol. 3], 1859, Zoological report.
House edition, Ex. Doc. no. 135. — Copies: MO (2, vol. 2).
Vol. r, as above (n.v., fide Meisel).
Vol. 2, as above except eleven pages (rather than 5) unnumbered preface material
preceding Parry’s Introduction on [7]-26. Page [vii] dated 1858 (same as [3] in
Senate ed.). Date on p. [ii]: 19 Mai 1858. One of the MO copies has the ‘Torrey
plates numbered 1, 1(= 2), 3-67, but the other has 1, 2, 93-67.
The steel plates for Engelmann’s Contribution were engraved in Paris after drawings
after Paulus Roetter. They are now at the Smithsonian Institution.
Ref.: BM 5: 2178; ME 3: 99-105; NI 602, 1971; PR 2682, 2714.
747
ENANDER
Enander, Sven Johan (1847-1928), Swedish clergyman, botanist and traveller, ““King
of Salix.’ (Enander).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: S (50.000), some Siberian material at E. — Exsiccatae:
1. Salices scandinaviae exsiccatae (fasc. i-ili, nos. 1-550, Stockholm, Uppsala 1905-1910),
10 sets, e.g. at B, BM, C, K, S.
2. Reliquiae Salicologicae Enanderanae (not a regular series): A, LD.
Ref.: TH 2: 183; KR p. 161.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 343. 1916.
Anon., Nieuwe Rotterdammer Courant 1 Sep 1931.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinb. 78. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 508; BM 6: 301-302; Bossert p. 116; KR
Pp. 161
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 36. 1903, 3(5): 10. pl. 173. 1905 (portr.)
Rendle, J. Bot. 67: 23. 1929. .
Ender, Ernst Eduard (1837-1893), German gardener at the St. Petersburg botanical
garden. (Ender).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LE(?), some material also at MW.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 508; BM 2: 529.
Hinckeldeyn, Gartenflora 42: 336-337. 1893.
EPONYMY: Endera Regel (1872).
1671. Index aroidearum. Verzeichniss sammtlicher Aroideen, welche bereits beschrieben
und in den Garten befindlich sind, mit Aufftihrung ihrer Synonyme. In alphabetischer
Reihenfolge ... Mit einer Einleitung von Professor Dr. Karl Koch. Berlin (Wiegandt
und Hempel) 1864. Oct. (Index aroid.)
Publ.: late 1864 (Flora 14. Dec 1864; BSGF late Dec 1864), p. [i]-xviii, [2, add.], [1]-85.
Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 529; PR 2688.
Anon., Flora 47: 607. 1864, 48 (Rep. 1): 84. 1865.
Endlicher, Stephan Ladislaus (1804-1849), Austrian botanist and sinologist. (Endl.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: W. — Hitchcock’s statement (List 2: 9) that Endlicher’s types are
at the Botanical Museum of Nymphenberg, Germany, refers to the royal palace
Nymphenburg at Munich, near which the Botanische Anstalten (M) are located. Most
of Endlicher’s types, however, are at W, in his own herbarium, which was presented by
him with his library to that institution before 1845.
Ref.: TH 2: 183.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 3: 376. 1845.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 6: 108-110; AG 3: 593, 7: 111; Andrews p. 259;
Barnhart 1: 509; BL 1: 102, 124; BM 2: 529-530, 6: 303; Bossert p. 117; CSP 2:
495-496, 12: 220; DTS 1: 64; GR p. 432; HR; IF p. 695; Jackson p. 543 [index];
Langman p. 263; LS 8020-8026; MW p. 107; NI 598-600; PR 2689-2703, ed. 1: 2982-
2999; Quenstedt p. 128.
Buchner, Repert. Pharmacie 103 [ser. 3.] 3: 126-135. 1849.
Anon., Augsburger allg. Zeit. 7 Mai 1849, Illustr. Zeit. 5: 11-12. 1849 (n.v.)
Anon., Flora 32: 331-335. 1849.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 1: 156, 189, 378-379. 18409.
Wenzel, uj magy. Muiz. 1850(1): 194-204.
Neilreich, Verh. zool.-bot. Ver. Wien 5: 51-53. 1855.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 2: 49-50. 1855 (bibl.)
Wurzbach, Biogr. Lex. Kaiserth. Oesterreich 4: 44-46. 1858.
748
ENDLICHER
Kanitz, Linnaea 33: 588. 1865 (Gesch. Bot. Ungarn no. 147).
Kanitz, Magy. Orv. Term.-Visg. Vaud.-Gyiil Munk. 11: 8-18. 1866.
Beck, Bot. Centralbl. 33: 281-283. 1888.
Juranyi, Akad. Ert. 3: 221-223. 1892.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Lit. Lichenologie 2: 8, 169-171. 1896.
Kerner, Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien 47: 639-641. 1897 (Endlicher monument).
Haberlandt, Briefwechsel Unger-Endlicher, Berlin 1899.
Uline, Bot. Gaz. 29: 209-210. 1900.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 80, 156. 1903, 3(3): 66, 170, pl. 59. 1905 (portr.)
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 43. 1906.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 169-170. 1906.
Maiden, J. Proc. R. Soc. N.S.W. 42: 67. 1908.
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 347 [index]. 1940.
Stafleu, Wentia 16: 27. 1966.
Stafleu, Taxon 18: 321-323. 1969.
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 67, 310 [index]. 1973.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) Endlicher founded Flora brasiliensis in 1840 together with Martius
and was co-editor of fasc. 1-9, 1840-1847.
(2) See E. Poeppig: Nova genera et species plantarum, 3 vols., 1835-1845.
(3) See H. Schott: Melemata botanica, Wien 1832.
(4) See Th. Nees ab Esenbeck et al.: Genera plantarum florae Germanicae, 1. Gramineae.
Bonn 1843.
(5) See Anton Hartinger: Paradisus vindobonensis. Wien 1844-1860.
EPONYMY: Endlichera K. B. Presl (1832, nom. rej.) ; Endlicheria C. G. D. Nees (1833, nom.
cons.)
1672. Flora posoniensis, exhibens plantas circa Posonium sponte crescentes aut frequentius
cultas, methodo naturali dispositas. Posen (Poznan) (Joseph Landes) 1830. Oct. (Fl.
poson.)
Publ.: Mai 1830 (BH; p. xx: cal. Jan 1830), p. [i]-xx, key, [i]-xxx, [1, h.t.], [1]-493,
[494], 7 pl. (hand-col. lith. Jos Zehner). Copies: G, HH, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 529; PR 2680.
Anon., Flora 13(2): Beil. 25. Sep-Oct 1830.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 1: 161-166. Jul 1831.
1673. Ceratotheca eine neue Pflanzengattung aus der Ordnung der Sesameen beschrieben
von Stephan Endlicher. Aus der Linnaea Band VII Heft I besonders abgedruckt. Mit
drei Steindrucktafeln. Berlin (Trowitsch und Sohn) 1832. Oct. (Ceratotheca).
Publ.: 1832, p. [i], [1]-42, 3 pl. — Copies: MO, U. — Reprinted with separate t.p. from
Linnaea 7(1): 1-42. 1832.
Ref eP Reed ai 22009.
1674. Prodromus florae Norfolkicae sive catalogus stirpium quae in insula Norfolk annis
1804 et 1805 a Ferdinando Bauer collectae et depictae nunc in Museo Caesareo Palatino
rerum naturalium Vindobonae servantur. Wien (Friedrich Beck) 1833. Oct. (Prodr. fl.
Norfolk.)
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1833 (p. vi: cal. Jan 1833), p. [iJ-viii, [1]-100. Copies: G, L, NY, U. —
Endlicher, in a letter to Bentham dated 12 Mai 1833 (at K), states on that date that
the work is “‘... vollendet; ich werde Ihnen ein Exemplar bald tberschicken k6n-
nen.” Unger received his copy only in Jan 1834; the Regensburg Botanical Society
received a copy at its meeting of 11 Dec 1833. — The 117 drawings for this work, not
published with the book, are by Ferdinand Bauer; the originals are at W.
Ref.: BL 1: 102; BM 2: 529; NI 600; PR 2690; RS p. 82; IDC 5921.
Anon., Flora 16: 754-755. 1833.
Gray, Am. J. Sci. 39: 176.
1675. Atakta botanica. Nova genera et species plantarum descripta et iconibus illustrata.
Wien (Friedrich Beck) 1833 [-1835]. Fol. + (Atakta bot.)
749
ENDLICHER
part pages plates dates partpages plates dates
rt f[i-mj,[1]-6 17-5 Jan-Apr 1833 2 013-20) -r2-248 Apri 1634
By GEA 6-11 Dec 1833-Mar1834 4 & 21-26 25-40 Jan-Apr 1835
v. Jan-Mar 1834
Copy: NY. — Plates 10, 26, 28, 37, 38 were never published; 1 and 2 are not numbered.
Three plates are by Ferdinand Bauer. Endlicher sent several copies of part 3 to Bentham
on 20 Apr 1834 (letter at K). — Hinrichs (at Leipzig) received copies of parts 2 and 3
between 18-23 Aug 1834. — Eduard Fenzl is the author of the genera Schiedea, Brachy-
stemma and Odontostemma (H. W. Reichardt, Leopoldina 16: 150. 1880).
Ref.: BM 2: 529; GF p. 56; NI 598; PR 2691; SK p. clxxxi; IDC 807.
Stearn, J. Arnold Arb. 28: 426-427. 1947.
1676. Genera plantarum secundum ordines naturales disposita. Wien (Fr. Beck) 1836-1840
[-1850]. Qu. (Gen. fl.)
part pages consp. indexes dates
I [1]-80 Aug 1836
2 81-160 {i]-iv [iJ-iv Dec 1836
3 161-240 Jun 1837
4 24.1-320 Oct 1837
5 321-400 [i]-x (fasc. 3, 4, 5) Dec 1837
6-7 401-560 V-Xil [xi]-xvii (fasc. 6, 7) Jun 1838
8 561-640 Aug 1838
9 641-728 XIl1-XV1 [xix]-xxviii (fasc.8,9,10) Jan 1839
10 729-800 Mar 1839
II 801-880 Jun 1839
12 88 1-960 XV1I-XX Nov 1839
13 g61-1040 1-14 Feb 1840
14 1041-1120 Apr 1840
15 1121-1200 Jun 1840
16 1201-1280 =‘ XX1-XXvVIl1 Aug 1840
17 1281-1360 = xxix-xl Oct 1840
18 1361-1483 — xli-lx, [1*-viii*] Feb-Mar 1841
suppl. 1 [1335]-1360 Oct 1840
1361-1483 Feb-Mar 1841
Copies: MO, NY (orig. dated covers), PCS (orig. covers), U.
The book could be bound either in one or two volumes. Title pages were supplied for
binding it as whole as well as with the indications Volumen I and Volumen II. In the
latter case the original pages 729-730 had to be substituted by a new p. 729 ending
vol. 1, and an unnumbered p. [729bis] and a new p. 730 to start off vol. 2. Pages 293-296
from part 4 were to be replaced by new text issued with part 5, pages 637-640 from part
8 were to be replaced by new text issued with part 9.
part pages pages add. dates
suppl. 2 [i]-114 [i-vi] Mar-Jun 1842 reissued 1865
suppl. 3 [1]-111 [i-vi] Oct 1843 reissued 1865
suppl. 4(2) [1]-95 [i-iv| Aug-Oct 1848
suppl. 5 = suppl. 4(3) [1 ]-104 1850
Titles of various parts:
Main: “‘Genera plantarum secundum ordines naturales disposita.”” Wien (Fr. Beck)
1836-1840.
Suppl. 1: “Supplementum I,” s.d., s.l. [1840-1841]. Qu.
Suppl. 2: ““Mantissa botanica sistens generum plantarum supplementum secundum.”
Wien (Friedrich Beck) 1842. Qu. — Editio altera immutata 1865. Wien (id.). Copy: NY.
759
ENDLICHER
Suppl. 3: “Mantissa botanica altera. Sistens genera plantarum supplementum tertium.”
Wien (id.) 1843. Qu. — Editio altera immutata 1865. Wien (id.). Copy: NY.
Suppl. 4(2): “Generum plantarum supplementum quartum ... pars II.” Wien (id.)
1847. Qu.
Suppl. 5: [no title page, running title on top of pp. 2-104:] ““Supplementum iv, pars
iii,” s.d., s.l. [1850]. Cover has: ““Generum plantarum supplementum quintum.”
Wien (id.) 1850, with an extensive note by the publisher Friedrich Beck.
Supplement 4(1) was never published (see cover suppl. 5, NY). Hinrichs, at Leipzig,
and Flora, at Regensburg, received the various parts generally 2-4 months later than
above dates. Fasc. 1 was issued in August 1836 fide Schlechtendal (Linnaea 1837 Lit.:
179) but publication may have been delayed until September (see Stearn); Flora, Int.
Bl. 31-32 (35-36), 21 Jun 1836 announced publication for Jul 1837.
Eduard Fenzl is the author of treatments of the Cyperaceae, Chenopodiaceae, Amaran-
thaceae, Polygonaceae, Mesembryanthemaceae, Portulacaceae, Caryophyllaceae and
Phytolaccaceae in the main body of the work and of the Umbelliferae in suppl. “5”
(= 4(3)) (H. W. Reichardt, Leopoldina 16: 150-151. 1880).
‘Opus prestantissimum ac botanicae systematicae valde fructuosum” Urban. Brizicky
(1969) discusses the use of infrageneric categories by Endlicher in the Genera plantarum
and regards them as unidentifiable because published without indication of rank.
Validations of Endlicher’s rankless infrageneric names can be found in Meisner’s
Genera, Reichenbach’s Repertorium and Ledebour’s Flora rossica.
Ref.: BM 2: 529; PR 2696; RS p. 82; SK p. clxxxi; IDC 5521.
Anon., [extensive review fasc. 1-15], Isis [Oken] 1840: 499-504. Jul 1840.
Migliorato-Garavini, Annali di Botanica 3: 169-175. 19053; 22(2): 44-45. 1941.
Stearn, J. Arnold Arb. 28: 424-425. 1947.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 3: 734. 1960.
Brizicky, Taxon 18: 655-658. 1969.
1677. Sertum cabulicum. Enumeratio plantarum quas in itinere Dera-Ghazee-Khan &
Cabul mensibus Majo et Junio mdcccxxxiii. collegit Dr. Martinus Honigberger.
Accedunt novarum vel minus cognitarum stirpium icones et descriptiones. Fasc. 1.
[Wien 1836]. Qu. + (Sert. cabul.).
Co-author: Eduard Fenzl (1808-1879).
Collector: Johann Martin Honigberger; coll. Afghanistan 1833 at W.
Publ.: 1836 (Comp. Bot. Mag. 2: 192. 1 Jan 1837; Acad. Paris 16 Oct 1837), p. 1-8,
pl. 1-4, map. Copy: G.
1678. Enumeratio plantarum quas in Novae Hollandiae ora austro-occidentali ad fluvium
Cygnorum et in sinu Regis Georgii collegit Carolus Liber Baro de Hiigel. Wien (Fr.
Beck) 1837. Oct. — (Enum. pl.)
Co-authors: Eduard Fenzl (1808-1879) ; George Bentham (1800-1884) ; Heinrich Wilhelm
Schott (1794-1865).
Publ.: Apr 1837 (date on original cover fasc. 1; p. vi: id. Mar 1837; rd. by Hinrichs at
Leipzig between 21 and 27 Mai 1837; rd. by Académie des Sciences on 16 Oct 1837),
p. [i]-vi, [1]-83. — Copies: G, MO, NY, USDA, IDC.
Types: W. — The Hiigel collections were acquired by the Vienna herbarium in January
1839 (cf. letter Endlicher to Bentham, at K, dated 21 Jan 1839).
Ref.: BM 2: 530; PR 2693; IDC 2297.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 7: 93-94. 28 Jul 1837.
1679. Iconographia generum plantarum. Wien (Fr. Beck) [1837-]1838[-1841]. Qu. (Jconogr.
gen. pl.).
part plates pages dates part plates pages dates
I I-12 20-30 Nov 1837 6 61-72 Jan-Feb 1839
2 13-24 1837 7 73-84. Feb-Apr 1839
3 25-36 1837 8 85-96 Jun-Aug 1839
4. 37-48 [i]-viii Apr 1838 9 97-108 Mai-Jun 1840
5 49-60 Nov-Dec 1838 IO 109-125 ix-xvi Mar 1841
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Copies: MO, NY (orig. covers). — Intended to supply illustrations for the Genera plan-
tarum. The numbers at the upper right corner of the plates are those under which the
genera are described in the Genera plantarum. The plate numbers figure in the lower right
hand corner. The 125 uncoloured plates are by Ferd. Bauer, Ed. Fenzl, Aloys Putter-
lick, Jos. Zehner.
Endlicher sent parts 1-4 to Bentham on 1 May 1838. In that same letter (at K) he
mentions the existence of folio-copies. Flora, at Regensburg, received the copies several
months later.
Ref.: BM 2: 529; BH; GF p. 56; NI 599; PR 2697; SK p. clxxxi; IDC 5922.
Stearn, J. Arnold Arb. 28: 425-426. 1947.
1680. Grundziige einer neuen Theorie der Pflanzenzeugung. Wien (Fr. Beck) 1838. Oct.
(Grundz. Pflanzenzeug.)
Publ.: Oct 1838 (Unger received his copy on 27 Oct; Flora, at Regensburg, received it
7 Jan 1839), p. [1]-22. Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 529; BH; PR 2608.
Haberlandt, Briefwechsel zwischen Franz Unger und Stephan Endlicher, Berlin 1899.
1681. Stirpium australasicarum herbarii hiigeliant decades tres. Wien (J. P. Sollinger) 1838.
Qu. (Strp. herb. hiigel.).
Publ.: Dec 1838 (date on t.p.), p. [1]-23, [24, ind.] Copies: BM, G, NY. — Preprint with
independent pagination, from Ann. Wiener Mus. Naturgesch. 2: 189-212. 1839. The
part of the Annalen appeared definitely in 1839, even though the date Dec 1838 also
occurs on the first page of Endlicher’s article. ‘The MO copy is a reprint with original
pagination, [189]-211, [212, ind.].
Ref.: BM 2: 529; PR 2694.
1682. Novarum stirpium decades. Editae a Museo Caesareo Palatino Vindobonensi I. Wien
(Sollinger) 1839. Qu. (in fours) (Nov. stirp. dec.)
Co-author: Eduard Fenzl (1808-1879).
decas pages dates decas pages dates
I [i-iv], [1]-8 1 Mai 1839 6 [45]-52 20 Jun 1839
2 [g]-16 15 Mai 1839 ai [53]-62 30 Jun 1839
3 [17]-24 20 Mai 1839 8 [63 ]|-70 10 Jul 1839
4 [25]-32 30 Mai 1839 9 [71]-80 20 Jul 1839
5 [33]-44. 1 Jun 1839 10 ~—- [81 ]-go0 5 Aug 1839
[2, ind.], consp.
Copies: BM, HH, M, NY, IDC. — The dates are given on the first page of each decade.
Types: W.
Ref.: BM 2: 529; PR 2695; IDC 5923.
1683. Enchiridion botanicum exhibens classes et ordines plantarum accedit nomenclator
generum et officinalium vel usualium indicatio. Leipzig (W. Engelmann), Wien (Fr.
Beck et al.) 1841. Oct. (Ench. bot.)
Dedication: to John Lindley (1799-1865).
Publ.: 15-21 Aug 1841 (Hinrichs; p. vi: prid. calend. maj. 1841), p. [i]-xiv, [1]-763, [1].
Copies: M, MO, NY, U(2).
Ref.: PR 2699; RS p. 82; BM 2: 529.
Brizicky, Taxon 18: 655-658. 1969.
1684. Die Medicinal-Pflanzen der dsterreichischen Pharmakopée. Ein Handbuch fiir Aerzte
und Apotheker. Wien (Carl Gerold) 1842. (Med. Pfl. ésterr. Pharm.)
Publ.: 1842 (p. vi: Sep 1841), p. [i]-xii, [1]-608. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 529; PR 2700.
1685. Catalogus horti academici Vindobonensis. Wien (Carl Gerold) 1842-1843, 2 vols. Duod.
(Cat. horti Vindob.)
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ENGELHARDT
Vol. 1: Jul-Aug 1842 (pref. Kal. mar. 1842; Hinrichs 17-20 Aug), p. [i]-iv, [1]-492.
Copies: NY, U, US. -
Vol. 2: [Nov?-] Dec 1842 (t.p. 1843; Hinrichs 21-24 Dec 1842; Bot. Zeit. 13 Jan 1843;
Gersdorff 13 Jan 1843, rev. 20 Jan 1843), p. [1], [1]-542. Copies: NY, U, US.
Ref.: BM 2: 529; PR 2701.
1686. Grundziige der Botanik entworfen von Stephan Endlicher und Franz Unger. Wien
1843. Oct. (Grundz. Bot.)
Co-author: Franz Joseph Andreas Nicolaus Unger (1800-1870).
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1843 (Flora 22 Aug-30 Sep 1843), p. [i]-xxxx, [1]-494, map. Copies: M,
MO, NY.
Ref.: PR 2702.
1687. Synopsis coniferarum. Sankt-Gallen (Scheitlin & Zollikofer) 1847. Oct. (Syn. conif.)
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1847 (p. iv: 14 Mai, Hinrichs 7-10 Jul, Schlechtendal 24 Sep; “Das
vollendete Werk’’ was offered for sale again in 1852, see Bot. Zeitung 10: 904. 17 Dec
1852; however, the 1847 publication was already complete), p. [i]-iv, [1]-368.
Copies: G, L, MO, NY, Teyler, US.
Ref.: BM 2: 529; DTS 1: 64; PR 2703; IDC 5357.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 5: 688-689, 24 Sep 1847.
Endress, Philipp Anton Christoph (1806-1831), German plant collector for the
Unio itineraria at Esslingen. (Endress).
HERBARIUM and Types: Endress’ collections were distributed by the Unio itineraria, sets
are at B, BM, BR, CGE, E, G, HAL, HBG, K, KIEL, L, MANCH, NA, OXF, P, US, W.
Refs We Ti(ed.16))/:5356, 23) 183:
Candolle, Phytographie 410. 1880.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 263, 344. 1916.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 163. 1964.
Meyer and Elsasser, Taxon 22(4): 375-404. 1972.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 507-508; Barnhart 1: 509; BM 2: 530.
Gay, Ann. Sci. Nat. 25: 225-242. 1832; reprinted as “‘Notice sur Philippe-Antoine-
Christophe Endress,”’ Paris 1832, 66 p.
Anon., Flora 15: 256. 1832, 15(1) Int. Bl. 20-21. 1832.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: Ixxiv [note]. 1857.
Roumeguére, Nouveaux documents sur l’histoire des plantes cryptogames et phanéro-
games des Pyrénées, Paris 1876 (corr.)
Baur, Jb. Gesch. oberdeut. Reichsstadte 16:-247. 1970.
Meyer and Elsasser, ‘Taxon 22: 389-390. 1972.
\
EPONYMY: Endressia J. Gay (1832). — Note: Endressiella Schlechter (1921) is dedicated to
A. R. Endrés (x-1877), who collected in Costa Rica.
HANDWRITING: Taxon 22: 389. 1973.
Engelhardt, Hermann (1839-1918), German teacher, palaeontologist and geologist
at Dresden. (Engelhardt).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 260; Barnhart 1: 510; BM 2: 530 CSP 2:
497-498, 7: 613, 9: 798, 12: 221, 14: 846-847; Jackson p. 183, 186; PR 2707; Quenstedt
p- 129.
Deichmiuller, S. B. Isis, Dresden 1918: v-x. 1919 (portr.)
Deichmiiller, Leopoldina 55: 64-68, 70-72. 1919 (bibl.)
1688. Flora der Braunkohlenformation im Kénigreich Sachsen ... Gekronte Preisschrift.
Leipzig (S. Hirzel) 1870. Oct. (Fl. Braunkohl. Sachsen).
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ENGELHARDT
Publ.: Mar-Jul 1870 (p. iv: Mar 1869; Bot. Zeit. 28: 487-488. 29 Jul 1870; Flora
10 Dec 1870), p. [ii]-vi, [1]-69, p/. 7-15, uncol. liths. by C. Thienemann. Copies:
MICH, NY. — Preisschriften gekront und herausgegeben von der fiirstlich Jablo-
nowski’schen Gesellschaft zu Leipzig, xvi, 1870.
Ref.: BM 2: 530; Jackson p. 186; PR 2707.
Engeimann, Georg (1809-1884), American physician and botanist of German birth
who settled at St. Louis, Missouri. (Engelm.)
HERBARIUM and types: MO. — Part of the cultivated plants from the Engelmann
herbarium may not be present at MO. Engelmann’s detailed manuscript notes, con-
taining much unpublished information (20.000 slips) are also preserved at MO. — The
plates (steel engravings) for the ‘“‘Cactaceae of the Boundary” are at the Smithsonian
Institution, Washington, D.C. Plants from Engelmann’s early years in Germany were
in the Alexander Braun herbarium at B. — Duplicates see IH.
Ref.: IH. 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 183.
White, Nat. Acad. Sc. Biogr. Mem. 4: 1-21. 1902.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 271, 286, 298, 344. 1916.
Lawton, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 56(6): 10-17. 1968.
Goulding, Rec. Auckland Inst. Mus. 11: 116. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG I: 202; Barnhart 1: 510; BM 2: 531, 6: 303; Bossert
p- 117; CSP 2: 498-499, 7: 613-614, 9: 798-799, 12: 221, 14: 847; DAB 6: 159-160;
Jackson p. 543 [index]; Langman p. 263-264 (many refs. comb. work); ME 1: 182
[biographies], 3: 571-572 [index]; Merrill p. 695, 721; MW p. 108; NI 601-604;
PR 2710-2716; Quenstedt p. 129.
Anon., Bull. Torrey bot. Club 11: 38-41. 1884 (from Science).
Anon., Flora 67: 225. 1884.
Urban, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 2: xii-xv. 1884.
Gray, Proc. Amer. Acad. Sci. 19: 516-522. 1884.
Masters, Nature 29: 599. 1884.
Gray, Amer. J. Sci. ser. 3..28: 61-69. 1884, also Scient. pap. 2: 439-446. 1889.
Sargent, Bot. Gaz. 9(5): 69-74. 1884 (bibl.)
Sander, Trans. Acad. Sci. St. Louis 4(4): 1-18. 1886 (portr.)
Anon., Popular Sci. Monthly 29: 260-265. 1886 (portr.)
Trelease and Gray, The botanical works of the late George Engelmann, Cambridge
Mass. 1887, 2 vols. [biogr. p. ui-vi].
Gray, Letters 2: 832 [index]. 1893.
Harshberger, Botanists Philadelphia 280, 282, 286, 1899.
Blum, Ber. Senckenb. naturf. Ges., Wiss. Abh. 1901: 19.
White, Biogr. Mem. Nat. Acad. Sci. 4: 1-21. 1902 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 124, 178. 1903, 3(3): 123, 194, pl. 147. 1905 (portr.)
Spaulding, Popular Sci. Monthly 1909: 125-129. (portr.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 514. 1909.
Kelly, Some American medical botanists 157-162. 1914.
Kelly and Burrage, American medical biographies 365-366. 1920.
Bek, Missouri hist. Rev. 23: 167-206, 427-446, 517-535. 1929, 24: 66-86. 1930.
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 347 [index]. 1940.
Rodgers, John Torrey 340 [index]. 1942.
Rodgers, Amer. Bot. 1873-1892, p. 327 [index]. 1944.
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter 313 [index]. 1944.
Geiser, Naturalists of the Frontier 291 [index]. 1948.
Rodgers, Liberty Hyde Bailey 494. 1949.
McVaugh, Edward Palmer 423 [index]. 1959.
Dupree, Asa Gray 486 [index]. 1959.
Humphrey, Makers of N. Amer. Bot. 81-82. 1961.
Newton, Cactus and Succulent J. 17(3): 43-45. 1962.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 465 [index]. 1967.
Lawton, Missouri bot. Gard. Bull. 56(6): 10-17. 1968.
James, The trees of Bicton 108. 1969.
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ENGELMANN
Ewan, Short History Botany U.S. 165 [index]. 1969.
Jackson and Spence, The Expeditions of John Charles Frémont 1: 829 [index]. 1970.
Beidleman, Horticulture 48(4): 42-43, 53. 1970.
Sutton, Charles Sutton Sargent 374 [index]. 1970.
Soule, Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 57(2): 135-144. 1970 (publ. 1971).
Lenley et al., Cat. arch. Coll. NYBG 154, 455. 1973 (letters to Torrey).
Mitich, Excelsa 4: 31-39. 1974.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Engelmann contributed to various reports on expeditions. and
surveys: see BM 2: 531 and ME 3: 572.
EPONYMY: Engelmannia Klotzsch (1841); Engelmannia L. Pfeiffer (1845).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 493-494. 1974.
1689. De antholysi prodromus. Dissertatio inauguralis phytomorphologica auctore Dre.
Georgio Engelmann Moeno Francofurtano. Cum xciii iconibus in tabulis v lithograptis.
Frankfurt a.M. (H. L. Broenner) 1832. Oct. (Anthol. prodr.)
Publ.: Jan-Feb 1832 (Lit. Ber. Flora 2: 64. Feb-Mai 1832), p. [i]-viii, [9]-68, [i]-vi,
pl. 1-5. Copies: MO, NY. — A second copy at MO has a special cover for the plates
with text: ‘‘Icones florum antholyticorum,” Frankfurt a.M. 1832.
Ref.: BM 2: 532; NI 601; PR 2710.
1690. Plantae lindheimerianae; an enumeration of F. Lindheimer’s collection of Texan
plants, with remarks, and descriptions of new species, etc. Boston (Freeman and Bolles)
1845-1850, 2 parts, Oct. (Pl. lindheim.)
Collector: Ferdinand Jacob Lindheimer (1801-1879), first set at GH.
Co-authors: Asa Gray (1810-1888); Joseph William Blankinship (1862-1938).
Part r: Oct 1845, p. [1]-56. Copies: MO, US. — Independently paged reprint, with new
t.p. [1], from J. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 5: 210[= 2]-264[— 56]. Oct 1845. By Engel-
mann and Gray.
Part 2: J. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 6: [141]-240. Jan 1850; no independent reprint known
to me, Engelmann’s own copy at MO is also the part of the journal itself. By Asa Gray.
Part 3: by J. W. Blankinship, 25 Nov 1907 (cover), 18th. Ann. Rep. Missouri Bot.
Gard. 123-223, 1 pl., 1 portr., biogr. of Lindheimer on p. 127-141.
Ref.: BM 2: 531, 6: 303; Jackson p. 365; PR 2711.
Watson and Goodale, Amer. J. Sci. 136 (app.): 4-5. 1888.
1691. Description of the Cactaceae by George Engelmann ... and John Bigelow ..., in
Whipple, A. W. and Ives, J. C., [Report of] explorations for a railway route from the
Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean, [vol. 4, part 5] Report on the botany of the
Expedition, Washington, D.C. 1856, Qu., no. 3, p. 27-58, [2], plates i-xxiv. (Descr. Cact.)
Co-author: John Milton Bigelow (1804-1878).
Publ.: 1856 — Even though vol. 4, part 5, no. 4 [Torrey] is dated 1857, the first three
numbers must be assumed to have been published in 1856. The Utrecht copy has a
special title-page for the ‘Torrey paper dated 1857, not recorded in the usual biblio-
graphies. — The plates accompanying the Engelmann (p. [27]|-58) and Bigelow paper
are uncoloured lithographs marked “‘Cactaceae, plate i[-xxiv]” by Paulus Roetter (in
part after H. B. Mollhausen). Copies: MO, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 2: 531; Jackson p. 358; NI 604.
Johnston, J. Arnold Arb. 24: 237-242. 1943.
1692. Synopsis of the Cactaceae of the territory of the United States and adjacent regions .
[From the Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, vol. III].
Cambridge (Metcalf and Company) 1856. Qu. (Syn. Cact. U.S.)
Publ.: 1856 (after 13 Mar), p. [1]-59. Copies: MO, NY. — Reprinted from Proc. Amer.
Acad. Arts Sci. 3: 259-311. 1856.
Ref.: PR 2722, IDC 7534.
Hooker, Kew/J. Bot. 9: 86-88. 1857.
Anon., Floya 40: 416. 14 Jul 1857, 41: 125-127. 28 Feb 1858.
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ENGELMANN
1693. Systematic arrangement of the species of the genus Cuscuta with critical remarks on old
species and descriptions of new ones ... Extract from the Transactions of the Academy
of Science of St. Louis vol. I, no. 3, page 453. St. Louis (George Knapp & Co.) 1859.
Oct. (Syst. arr. Cuscuta).
Publ.: Oct 1859, in the Transactions of the Academy of Science of St. Louis 1(3): 453-
523. 1859. Reprints with a separate t.p., as above, dated 1859, have a double pagi-
nation: t.p. [1], inner margin 3-73, outer margin [453-523]. Engelmann’s own copy
of the detached pages of the ‘Transactions 1(3) is marked in his hand ‘publ. Oct 1850’
[G. B. van Schaack]. Copies of reprint: MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 531; Jackson p. 130; PR 2715.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 18: 199-200. 1 Jun 1860.
Anon., Flora 43: 336. 7 Jun 1860, 345-348. 14 Jun 1860.
1694. Generis Cuscutae species secundum ordinem systematicum dispositae adjectis in
prius jam notas observationibus criticis nec non novarum descriptionibus auctore
Georgio Engelmann, M.D. Latine vertit Paulus Ascherson, M.D. Praefatus est Alexan-
der Braun, Ph.D. ... Berlin (Gustavus Bosselmann) 1860. Oct. (Gen. Cuscut. sp.)
Publ.: A Latin translation of the above publication with additional notes and an in-
troduction by Alexander Braun. Translation by Ascherson. Published 1 Mai-17 Aug
1860, p. [i]-vill, [1]-87, [88, err.]. Copies: MO, U.
Ref.: Jackson p. 130; MW p. 108; PR 2715.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 18: 292. 17 Aug 1860.
Garcke, Bonplandia 8: 289. 15 Sep 1860.
1695. Report on the botany of the Expedition by Dr. George Engelmann. [headlines:]
Engineer Department, U.S. Army. Explorations across the Great Basin of Utah in 1859.
In charge of Capt. J. H. Simpson, topographical engineers. Washington 1876. Qu.
(Rep. bot. Exped.)
Publ.: 1876, p. [i, t.p. reprint], [433]-447, plates 1-3, uncol. liths. by Paulus Roetter.
Reprint copy: FAS. — Reprinted from: J. H. Simpson, Report of exploration across
the Great Basin of the Territory of Utah ... Washington 1876. Qu., 518 p., 24 pl.,
appendix M. (see ME 3: 285-286).
Leader of expedition: James Hervey Simpson (1812-1883).
Collector: Henry Engelmann, geologist and meteorologist of the expedition, brother of
George Engelmann.
1695a. Revision of the genus Pinus, and descriptions of Pinus elliottii. St. Louis, Mo.
(R. P. Studley & Co.) 1880. Fol. (Rev. Pinus).
Publ.: Feb 1880 (t.p. reprint; Nat. Nov. Mai 1880), as a reprint with a special cover as
t.p. and double pagination (1-29 + 2 unnumbered pages, and 161-189) on large
paper, the size of the — unfolded — plates (274 x 42 cm). Also published in the
Transactions of the Academy of Science of St. Louis, 4(1): 161-189. 1880. The three plates
are lithographs by Paulus Roetter. Copies: FAS, MO.
Ref.: Jackson p. 140; MW p. 108.
1696. The botanical works of the late George Engelmann collected for Henry Shaw, Esq.
Edited by William Trelease and Asa Gray. Cambridge (John Wilson and son) 1887. Qu.
(Bot. works Engelm.)
Editors: Asa Gray (1810-1888) ; William Trelease (1857-1945) ; Henry Shaw (1800-1889).
Publ.: Apr-Dec 1887 (p. ii: 25 Mar 1887), frontisp. portr., p. [i*], [i]-ix, [11]-548,
plates Cact. Mex. Boundary: [i, h.t.], [ii, text to frontisp.], nos. 1-75, uncol. liths. by
Paulus Roetter; plates Cact. Whipple’s Exp. [1, h.t.], nos. 1-24, unsigned uncol. liths. ;
plates Cact. Simpson’s Exp., [i, h.t.], nos. 1-3. Copies: MICH, NY, US.
Ref.: BM 2: 531; NI 603.
Engesser, Carl (fl. 1852), German botanist. (Engesser).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 531; PR 2717.
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1697. Flora des siidéstlichen Schwarzwaldes mit Einschluss der Baar, des Wutachgebietes
und der anstossenden Grenze des Héhgaues. Nebst einem Linnéschen Schliissel zur
leichten Auffindung der Pflanzen. Donaueschingen (Ludwig Schmidt) 1852. Oct. (FV.
siidéstl. Schwarzwald).
Ed. 1: Jul-Aug 1852 (p. vi: 1 Mar 1852; ‘soeben’ Bot. Zeit. 10 Sep 1852; rev. 27 Aug
1852), p. [i]-xxxv, [1]-270, followed by ‘“‘Anhang zu Engesser’s Flora,” no t.p.,
p- [1]-36, [dates from 1857], Oct. Copies: B(with Anhang), NY.
Ed. 2: ““Zweite mit einem Anhang vermehrte Ausgabe,’ Donaueschingen (id.) 1857.
Oct. This is obviously a reissue of the 1852 edition with the Anhang which is present
in the B copy with a 1852 t.p. The t.p. is new; rest as in 1852: [i, canc.], [iii]-xxxv,
[1]-270, Anhang [1]-36. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 531.
Engler, Heinrich Gustav Adolf (1844-1930), German botanist, leader of the Berlin
school of plant taxonomy and plant geography. (Engl.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B (mostly destroyed), duplicates e.g. at BM, C, CGE, G, GOET,
H, K, L, LE, P, SI, WRSL. — Most of the treatments in the Pflanzenreich were based
primarily on material in the Berlin herbarium. Even so, a considerable number of taxa
was based on material in other herbaria. Engler’s Araceae exsiccatae are at BM, C, G,
GOET, LE, P, SI, WRSL. — Engler’s library went also to B, except for his reprint
collection which was bought by Knoche and is now at DS, and for books duplicating
those already at B which were sold to various libraries.
Refs Uta (ede) 93505 2: 164:
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 264, 275, 286, 298, 344. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 274; Barnhart 1: 510; BFM p. 282 [index];
BL 1: 16, 25, 35, 57, 58; BM 2: 532-533, 6: 304; Bossert p. 117; CSP 7: 615-616, 9:
800-801, 12: 221-222, 14: 849-851; DTS 1: 64, 6(4): 135-136; Jackson p. 544 [index];
Langman p. 265; LS 8051-8055, suppl. 7500-7502; MW p. 108-109, suppl. 60-61;
NDB 4; NI 605, 605a; Pritzel 2719-2720 (‘Gymnasiallehrer in Breslau’); Quenstedt
p- 481.
Fischer-Benzon, zn Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schl.-Holst. 2: 16. 1890.
Gubernatis, Dict. int. écrivains du jour 1: 894. 1891.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 124. pl. 25. 19033; 3(3): 123, 205, pl. 92. 1905 (portr.)
Dorfler, Botaniker-Portrats 1: 4. 1906.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 170-171. 1906.
Poulton, Proc. Linn. Soc., anniv. meeting 125: 45-48. 1913.
Meyer’s Historisch-Geographischer Kalender 1914 (portr.)
[Various], S. B. Preuss. Akad. Wiss. 1916: 1063-1065.
Anon., Journal de Genéve 30 Oct 1930.
Diels, Deut. allg. Zeit. 15 Oct 1930.
Mildbraed, Mitt. deut. dendrol. Ges. 42: 1-ii. 1930 (portr.)
Hassler, Bot. Notis. 1930: 513-517 (portr.)
Stapf, Kew Bull. 1930: 495-498.
Diels, Bot. Jb. 64: i-lvi. 1931 (portr., bibl.) (the main biogr.)
Diels, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 48: (146)-163 (portr., bibl.)
Diels, S. B. Preuss. Akad. Wiss. 2 Jul 1931: 146-149.
Harms et al., Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 48(141)-(145).
Goebel, Jb. Bayer. Akad. Wiss. 1930/31: 79. 1931.
Mildbraed, Verh. bot. Ver. Prov. Brandenburg 73: 100-104. 1931.
Stapf, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 143: 171-176. 1931.
Rehder, Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts Sci. 71: 497-500. 1937.
Bergdolt, Karl von Goebel ed. 2. 259 [index]. 1940.
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter 313 [index]. 1944.
Steenis, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 154. 1950 (portr.)
Stafleu, Taxon 14: 23-25. 1965.
Eckardt, Wildenowia 4(2): 151-182. 1966.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 501-511. 1972.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 154-155. 1973.
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Maedefrau, Gesch. Bot. 310 [index]. 1973.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: (1) Martius, Fl. bras.:
families
Escallon., Cunon.
Olac., Icac., Kygoph.
Rutac., Simar., Burs.
fasc.
Ochnac., Anacard., Sab., Rhizoph.
Araceae
Gutt., Quain.
I
54
60
65
Fal
76
02
vol./pars pages
14/2
12/2
12/2
12/2
3/2
12/1
129-172
1-74
77-294
297-432
25-284
381-486
plates
36-40
I-13
14-61
62-91
2-52
79-110
dates
1 Jul 1871
1 Dec 1872
1 Sep 1874
1 Sep 1876
1 Feb 1878
1 Apr 1888
(2) Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 1, Engler: (for precise dates see no. 1710).
families
Anacardiaceae
Aponogetonaceae
Araceae
Balanophoraceae
Balanopsidaceae
Brunelliaceae
Burseraceae
Burmanniaceae
Casuarinaceae
Cephalotaxeae
Ceratophyllaceae
Chloranthaceae
Cneoraceae
Corynocarpaceae
Cordaitaceae
Coriariaceae
Crossosomataceae
Cunoniaceae
Cycadaceae (foss.)
Cynomoriaceae
Dichapetalaceae
Flagellariaceae
Ginkgoaceae
Guttiferae
758
vol./pars pages
138-178, 458-459
213-214
39-40
218-222
102-153
58-61
8
243-263
149-150, 268
44-48, 49-51
96
16-19
210
194-242
24.7-250
44-45
families vol./pars pages
Icacinaceae 3(5) 233-2575 459-460
N.2-4 225-227
E.1 40-41
Juglandaceae 3(1) 19-25
N.2-4 114
E.1 iG)
Koeberliniaceae 3(6) 319-321
Lacistemaceae 3(1) 14-15
Lactoridaceae 3(2) 19-20
Lemnaceae 2(3) 154-165
N.2-4 61
E.1 8
Liliaceae 2(5) 10-48, 49-91, 158
N.2-4 71)
E.1 10-11
Leitneriaceae 3(1) 28-29
N.2-4 ORG)
Loranthaceae 3 (1) 156-192, 193-198
N.2-4 124-140
E.1 18
Mayacaceae 2(4) 16-18
N.2-4 61
Moraceae 3(1) 66-96, 97-98
N.2-4 I1Q-122
E.1 17-18
Mpyricaceae 3(1) 26-28
Olacaceae 3(1) 231-242
N.2-4 144-149
E.1 18-19
Opziliaceae N.2-4 142-143
Pentaphylacaceae N.2-4 214-215
Philydraceae 2(4) 75-76
N.2-4 70
Pinaceae N.2-4 17, 21-26
E.1 2
Piperaceae 3(1) 3-11
E.1 16
Proteaceae 3(1) 119-144, 145-156
N.2-4 123-124
Quiinaceae 3(6) 165-167
Rapateaceae 2(4) 28-31
N.2-4 61
Rutaceae 3(4) 95-201, 357
N.2-4 208
E.1 34-35
Sapotaceae 4(1) 126-153
N.2-4 271-280
E.1 53-54
Saururaceae 3(1) 1-3
Saxifragaceae 3(2a) 41-93
N.2-4 180-182
E.1 29
Scytopetalaceae N.2-4 242-245
E.1 43
Stmarubaceae 3(4) 202-230
E.1 36
Stemonaceae 2(5) 8-9
N.2-4 7k
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families vol./pars pages
Sparganiaceae 2(1) 192, 193
Taxaceae N.2-4. 17, 20-21
Triuridaceae 2(1) 235-238
N.2-4 38
E.1 Bie pe
T yphaceae 2(1) 183-186
N.2-4 35
E.1 2
Ulmaceae 3(1) 59-66
N.2-4 118-119
E.1 17
Urticaceae 3(1) 98-118
N.2-4 122-123
Xyridaceae 2(4) 18-20
N.2-4 61
E.1 9
Kygophyllaceae 3(4) 74-93, 353-357
N.2-4 207
Principien syst. Anordn. N.2-4 45-14
Kurze Erl. 2(1) 128-144
145-183
N.2-4 28-35
(3) Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2, edited until his death (1930) by_Engler. His own
revisions were:
Angiospermae, general part, 14a: [i]-iv, [1]-167. 1926.
Brunelliaceae, 18a: 226-229. Jan-Oct 1930.
Burseraceae, 19a: 405-456, figs. 191-220. Jan-Sep 1931.
Cneoraceae, 19a: 184-187, fig. 88. Jan-Sep 1931.
Coniferae, 13: 166-198, [1]. 1926.
Cunoniaceae, 18a: 229-262, figs. 134-151. Jan-Oct 1930.
Cyanastraceae, 15a: 188-199, fig. 72. Jan-Aug 1930.
Dichapetalaceae, 19c: [1]-11, figs. 1-5. Jan-Aug 1931 (with Krause).
Eumycetes, 6: [i]-vii. 1928.
Farinosae, gen. 15a: [1]-5. 1930.
Flagellariaceae, 15a: [6]-8. fig. r. Jan-Aug 1930.
Geraniales, 19a: [4]-10. 1931.
Guttiferae, 21: 154-237, figs. 68-107. Dec 1925.
Loranthaceae, 16b: [98]-203, figs. 48-102. Jan-Apr 1935 (with Krause).
Medusagynaceae, 21: 50-52, fig. 31. 1925.
Musci, gen., vol. 10. Mai-Jun 1924.
Opuntiales, gen., 21: 592-594. 1925.
Parietales, gen., 21: [1]-6. 1925.
Podostemaceae, 18a: 1-68, figs. 1-61, 483-484. Jan-Oct 1930.
Quiinaceae, 21: 106-108, fig. 58. Dec 1925.
Rosales, 18a: [69]-71. 1930.
Rutaceae, 19a: 187-359, figs. 89-165. Jan-Sep 1931.
Saxifragaceae, 18a: 74-226, figs. 64-132. Jan-Oct 1930.
Simarubaceae, 19a: 359-405, figs. 166-190. Jan-Sep 1931.
Strasburgeriaceae, 21: 87-89. fig. 46. 1925.
Zygophyllaceae, 19a: 144-184, figs. 68-87. Jan-Sep 1931.
(4) Pflanzenreich, edited by Engler until his death (1930):
(a) Araceae, iv, 23, 1905-1920.
(b) Aponogetonaceae, iv, 13, 2 Jan 1906.
(c) Saxifragaceae, iv, 117, 1916-1919.
(5) Monographiae phanerogamarum (Alph. et C. de Candolle) :
(a) Araceae, 2: 1-681. Sep 1879.
(b) Burseraceae, Anacardiaceae, 4: 1-500, 536-540. Mar 1883.
760
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(6) Notizblatt des Kénigl. botanischen Gartens und Museums zu Berlin, editor from vol. 1
(1895) until his death.
FESTSCHRIFT: Bot. Jahrbiicher 50 (suppl. Band), 1914.
EPONYMY: Englera F. L. Stevens (1939); Englerastrum Briquet (1894); Englerdothis
Theissen & H. Sydow (1915); Englerella Pierre (1891); Engleria O. Hoffmann (1888);
Englerina Van Tieghem (1895); Englerocharis Muschler (1908); Englerodaphne Gilg
(1894) ; Englerodendron Harms (1907) ; Englerodoxa Ho6rold (1909) ; Engleromyces Hennings
(1900); Englerophoenix O. Kuntze (1891); Englerophytum K. Krause (1914); Englerula
Hennings (1904); Englerulaster von Hohnel (1910); Parenglerula von Héhnel (1910).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 495-496. 1974.
1698. De genere Saxifraga L. Pars I. et II. Historia atque systematica. Dissertatio inaugu-
ralis botanica quam scripsit et gratiosi philosophorum ordinis consensu et auctoritate ad
summos in philosophia honores rite capessendos die xvi. m. augusti a. mdccclxvi hora xi
publice defendet auctor Adolph Engler Silesius. Adversaria erunt H. Zimmermann ...
P. Krebs ... L. Gerndt. Halle (Gebauer-Schwetschke) [1866]. Oct. (in fours) (Gen.
Saxifraga).
Publ.: 16 Aug 1866, p. [i-vi], [1]-62, [1, theses]. Copies: M, MICH. — Thesis iv: ‘‘In
scientiis naturalibus nisi in diagnosibus lingua latina quam maxime vitanda est.”
Also issued. in Linnaea 35(1): 1-60. Apr 1867, and as part of Beitrdge zur Natur-
geschichte (see next entry).
Ref.: BM 2: 532; DTS p. 135; Jackson p. x.
1699. Beitrage zur Naturgeschichte und Verbreitung des Genus Saxifraga L. Halle (Gebauer-
Schwetschke) 1866. Oct. (Beitr. Naturgesch. Saxifraga).
Publ.: 1866 (cover; however: Flora 1o Jul 1867), p. [i], [1]-124, 2 maps. Copies: HH, L,
NY. — Preprinted from Linnaea 35(1): 1-124 (2 maps). Apr 1867.
Ref.: DTS 1: 64; PR 2719.
1700. Index criticus specierum atque synonymorum generis Saxifraga L. [Wien 1869.] Oct.
(Index Saxifraga).
Publ.: 1869 (Flora rd. 10 Sep-10 Oct 1869) (44 p.), preprinted or reprinted unchanged
from Verh. Zool. Bot. Ver. Wien 1869: [513]-556. Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 532; MW p. 108; PR 2720.
1701. Monographie der Gattung Saxifraga L. mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der geo-
graphischen Verhaltnisse. ... Mit einer lithographirten Karte. Breslau (J. U. Kern’s
Verlag) 1872. Oct. (Monogr. Saxifraga).
Publ.: Mar-Apr 1872 (p. iv: 31 Dec 1871), p. [i]-iv, [1]-292, map. Copies: MO, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 2: 532; DTS 1: 64; Jackson p. 143; MW p. 108.
1702. Versuch einer Entwicklungsgeschichte der extratropischen Florengebiete der nérdlichen
Hemisphare ... mit einer chromolithographischen Karte. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engel-
mann) 1879-1882, [t.p. on p. ii:] Versuch einer Entwicklungsgeschichte der Pflanzen-
welt, insbesondere der Florengebiete seit der Tertiarperiode. Leipzig 1879-1882,
2 Theile. Oct. (Vers. Entwicklungsgesch. extratrop. Florengeb.)
1. Theil: Die extratropischen Gebiete der nérdlichen Hemisphare. Mit einer chromo-
lithographirten Karte. Publ.: Aug-Oct 1879 (p. viii: 30 Jul 1879; Nat. Nov. Oct
1879), p. [ii]-xvili, [1]-202, map. Copies: MO, NY.
2. Theil: Die extratropischen Gebiete der siidlichen Hemisphare und die tropischen
Gebiete. Mit einer pflanzengeographischen Erdkarte. Publ.: Jan-Mar 1882 (p. vi:
Dec 1881; Nat. Nov. Mar 1882), p. [ii]-xiv, [1]-386, map. Copies: MO, NY.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1972, Historiae naturalis classica vol. g1, p. [i*-11i*]
and idem. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 2: 532; Jackson p. 178; PFC 1: xli.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 48.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 698. 1972.
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1703. Fiihrer durch den kéniglich botanischen Garten der Universitat zu Breslau ... Mit einem
Plane des Gartens. Breslau (J. U. Kern’s Verlag) 1886. Oct. (Fiihrer Garten Breslau).
Publ.: Mai 1886 (Nat. Nov.), p. [1]-128, map. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 2: 232.
1704. Die Liliaceae. Berlin (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1887. Oct. (Liliaceae).
Publ.: Sep 1887. — Separate issue (n.v.; data from Nat. Nov.) of Engler’s treatment of
this family for Engler und Prantl’s Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien, 83 p., 206 ills. in
64 figs. Published in EP as follows: p. 10-48 (= 1-39 reprint) 10 Mar 1887, p. 49-91
(= p. 40-83 reprint) 25 Mai 1887. — For a supplement see Nachtr. II-IV(1): 71-77.
1897, (2): 10-11. 1900.
1705. Die Forschungsreise S.M.S. “Gazelle” in den Jahren 1874 bis 1876 unter Kom-
mando des Kapitan zur See Freiherrn von Schleinitz herausgegeben von dem Hydro-
graphischen Amt des Reichs-Marine-Amts. IV. Theil. Botanik. Mit 38 Tafeln. Berlin
(Ernst Siegfried Mittler und Sohn) 1889. Qu. (Forschungsr. Gazelle).
Publ.: The fourth volume (dated 1889, publ. Dec 1889-Feb 1890) contains as a preface
(a) the “‘Uebersicht tiber die botanischen Ergebnisse der Expedition” by A. Engler (p. [i]-
xvi), Dec 1889, and further:
(b) Algen, bearbeitet von E. Askenasy, p. [1]-58, plates i-xiz (Conjugatae and Chara-
ceae by C. F. O. Nordstedt). This part was published separately Sep 1888 (Bot. Zeit.
28 Sep, Nat. Nov. Oct) and was reissued with the rest of the volume in 1889.
(c) Pilze, bearbeitet von Baron Felix von Thiimen, Flechten, bearbeitet von J. Miller
Arg., together p. [1]-16, 1889.
(d) Lebermoose (iepaucae): mit Zugrundelegung der von A. C. M. Gottsche ausge-
fiihrten Vorarbeiten bearbeitetet von V. Schiffner, p. [1]-48, plates i-viz7, 1880.
(e) Laubmoose, bearbeitet von K. (= C. A. F. W.) Miiller, p. [1]-64.
(f) Farne (Filicinae) und barlappartige Gewachse (Lycopodinae), bearbeitet von
M. Kuhn, p. [1]-20, fl. 7-222, 1889.
(g) Siphonogamen (Phanerogamen), bearbeitet von A. Engler et al., p. [1]-49, pl. 2-xv,
1889. (reprint with part of preface p. [v]-xvi, Copy: M.).
The 38 plates are black and white lithographs of drawings by various botanists and
artists. Copies: BR, Techn. Univ. Delft, Teyler.
Ref.: BM 2: 662.
Lawson and Price, Bot. J. Linn. Soc. 62(3): 338. 1969.
1706. Uber die Hochgebirgsflora des tropischen Afrika. Berlin (K6n. Akad. Wiss.) 1892. Qu.
(Hochgebirgsfl. Afrika).
Orig. ed.: 1 Mar 1892, p. [1]-461. Copies: G, L, NY.
Facsimile ed.: Mai 1975, ISBN 3-874.29-088-3, Koenigstein (Otto Koeltz), [ii-iv], [1]-461,
bibl. notes on cover. Copy: FAS.
1707. Syllabus der Vorlesungen tiber specielle und medicinisch-pharmaceutische Botank. Eine
Uebersicht iiber das ganze Pflanzensystem mit Beriicksichtigung der Medicinal- und
Nutzpflanzen. Berlin (Gebr. Borntraeger) 1892. Oct. (Syllabus).
Ed. 1: Grosse Ausgabe, publ. Apr 1892 (p. iv: Jan 1892; Nat. Nov. Apr 1892), p. [i]-xxiil,
[1]-184. — Copies: MO, NY, U, US.
Kleine Ausgabe, publ. Apr 1892 (id.), p. [i]-xi, [1]-143. “Eine Uebersicht iiber das
Pflanzensystem ...”’ Copies: M, PCS
Ed. 2: Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien. Eine Uebersicht iiber das gesammte Pflanzensystem
mit Beriicksichtigung der Medicinal- und Nutzpflanzen zum Gebrauch bei Vor-
lesungen und Studien iiber specielle und medicinisch-pharmaceutische Botanik ...
Zweite, umgearbeitete Ausgabe. Berlin (id.) 1898. Oct. Publ.: Mai 1898 (p. iv: Mar
1898; Nat. Nov. Mai 1898), p. [i*], [1]-xii, [1]-214. Copies: NY, U, US.
Ed. 3: Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien. Eine bericht MNuicedauren nebst einer Uber-
sicht iiber die Florenreiche und Florengebiete Aen Erde zum ..\. Botanik’..,.. Dritte,
umgearbeitete Auflage. Berlin (id.) 1903. Oct. Publ.: Jan 1903 @ v: Jul 1902; Nat.
Nov. Jan 1903), p. [iJ-xxvi, [1, err.], [1]-233. Copies: NY, US.
Ed. 4: Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien ... gesamte ... Medizinal- und Nutzpflanzen nebst
einer Uebersicht iiber die Florenreiche und Florengebiete der Erde zum Gebrauch
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bei Vorlesungen und Studien iiber spezielle und medizinisch-pharmazeutische
Botanik ... Vierte, umgearbeitete Auflage. Berlin (id.) 1904. Oct. Publ.: Nov 1904.
(p. v: Mai 1904; Nat. Nov. Nov 1904), p. [i]-xxviii, [1, err.], [1]-237. Copies: U.
Ed. 5: Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien ... Botanik ... Fiinfte, umgearbeitete Auflage.
Berlin (id.) 1907. Oct. Publ.: Jul 1907 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1907), p. [i]-xxvi, [1]-247,
[248, err.] Copies: NY, U, US.
Ed. 6: Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien ... Botanik ... Sechste, umgearbeitete Auflage.
Berlin (id.) 1909. Oct. Publ.: Jun-Dec 1909 (p. v: Mai 1909; not in Nat. Nov.),
p. [i]-xxvii [1]-256. Copies: NY.
Ed. 7: Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien ... Botanik ... Siebente, wesentlich umgearbeitete
Auflage mit Unterstiitzung von Dr. Ernst Gilg ... Mit 457 Abbildungen. Berlin (id.)
1912. Oct. Publ.: probably early 1913 (p. vii: Oct 1912; Nat. Nov. Mar 1913),
p- [iJ-xxxul, [1]-387. Copies: M, NY, U (2 copies).
Co-author: Ernst Friedrich Gilg (1867-1933).
Ed. 8: Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien ... Botanik ... Achte, mehrfach erganzte Auflage
mit Unterstiitzung von Dr. Ernest Gilg ... Mit 457 Abbildungen. Berlin (id.) 1919.
Oct. Publ.: Jan-Feb 1920 (p. vii: Jun 1919; Nat. Nov. Feb 1920, as of ‘1920’),
p- [i]-xxxv, [xxxvi, abbr.], [1]-395. — Copies: FAS, NY.
Co-author: Ernst Friedrich Gilg (1867-1933).
Ed. 9 and ro (a single issue) : Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien ... Botanik ... Neunte und
Zehnte [sic!], mehrfach erganzte Auflage mit Unterstiitzung von Dr. Ernst Gilg ...
mit 462 Abbildungen. Berlin (id.) 1924. Oct. Publ.: Nov-Dec 1924 (p. viii: Jun 1924;
Nat. Nov. Dec 1924), p. [i]-xlii, [1, abbr.], [1]-420. — Copies: M, NY, US.
Ed. 11: A. Engler’s Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien ... Botanik ... Elfte erganzte Auflage
bearbeitet von Dr. Ludwig Diels ... Mit 476 Abbildungen. Berlin (id.) 1936. Oct.
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1936 (p. viii: 1 Oct 1935; Nat. Nov. Aug 1936), p. [i]-xlii, [1, abbr.],
[1]-419. Copies: M, NY, US.
Author: Friedrich Ludwig Emil Diels (1874-1945).
Ed. 12: A. Engler’s Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der
Nutzpflanzen nebst einer Ubersicht iiber die Florenreiche und Florengebiete der
Erde. Zwéolfte, vdllig neugestaltete Auflage von ... Hans Melchior und ... Erich
Werdermann, 2 vols., Berlin (id.) 1954-1964. Oct.
Vol rt, Allgemeiner Teil, Bakterien bis Gymnospermen. Mit 141 Abbildungen.
Publ.: Mai-Dec 1954 (p. [vi]: 26 Apr 1954), [i-viti], [1]-367.
Vol. 2, Angiospermen. Ubersicht iiber die Florengebiete der Erde. Mit 249 Abbildun-
gen 5 Stammbaumen und 1 Florenkarte. Publ.: Oct 1964, p. [i-viii], [1]-666.
Editors (and in part authors): Hans Melchior (1894-x), vols. 1 and 2; Erich Werder-
mann (1892-1959), vol. 1. Both volumes have multiple authorship. Copies: FAS,
WAWiS:
Ref.: BM 2: 533.
Sleumer, Blumea 13(1): 172-175. 1965.
Stafleu, Taxon 14(1): 23-25. 1965.
1708. Die Pflanzenwelt Ost-Afrikas und der Nachbargebiete. Herausgegeben unter
Redaktion von Professor Dr. A. Engler. Berlin 1895. Oct. (Pflanzenw. Ost-Afrikas).
Publ.: Band 5 of the series Deutsch-Ost-Afrika, published in three parts all Berlin (Dietrich
Reimer) 1895 (issued in 7 parts, Jun-Dec):
A. Grundziige der Pflanzenverbreitung ... A. Engler, p. [i]-iii, [1]-154, 8 pl.
B. Die Nutzpflanzen Ost-Afrikas ... A. Engler and many co-authors, p. [i]-iv, [1]-535.
C. Verzeichniss der bis jetzt aus Ost-Afrika bekannt gewordenen Pflanzen ... A. Engler and
many contributors, p. [i]-iii, [1]-433, [1]-40, i-ili, 45 pl.
A copy in original covers at MO provides the following information on the division
of the contents over the various Lieferungen:
Lieferung Theil pages plates Nat. Nov. dates
I B [1 ]-64 Jul 1895 Jun 1895
Cc [1]-96 1-6 Jul 1895 Jun 1895
2/3 B 65-192 Aug 1895 Jul 1895
Cc 97-288 7-18 Aug 1895 Jul 1895
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Lieferung Theil pages plates Nat. Nov. dates
4 B 193-224. Sep 1895 Aug 1895
C 289-416 19-24 Sep 1895 Aug 1895
5/6 A [1]-96 Sep 1895 Aug 1895
B 225-432 Sep 1895 Aug 1895
Cc 417-432 25-38 Sep 1895 Aug 1895
7 A 97-154 1-8 Jan 1896 Dec 1895
B 432-535 Jan 1896 Dec 1895
C 39-45 Jan 1896 Dec 1895
indexes, t.p.’s A, B, C Jan 1896 Dec 1895
and entire work
Ref.: BM 2: 533, 6: 264; IF suppl. 1: 81.
1709. Monographien afrikanischer Pflanzen-Familien und -Gattungen. Herausgegeben von
A. Engler. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1898-1904, 8 vols. Qu. (Monogr. afrik.
Pflanzen-Fam.)
vol. pages plates date — subject author Nat. Nov.
I fiJ-iv, [1]-50 1-18 1898 Morac. (excl. Ficus) Engler Oct 1898
2 fil, [r]-52 1-10. ~=1898 Melastomataceae Gilg Oct 1898
3 fij-iv, [1]-116 7-30 1899 Combretum Engler, Diels | Nov 1899
Ao [all ainl=44) I-15 1900 Combretaceae Engler, Diels | Feb 1900
5 [a], [1]-140 1-16 1900°' Sterculiaceae K. Schumann Novy 1900
6 fij-iv,[1]-96 s-30 1901 Anonaceae Engler, Diels Nov 1gor
7 ey (al i] -48 I-10 1903 Strophanthus Gilg Feb 1904
8 [i]-iii, [1]-88 1-34 1904 Sapotaceae Engler Nov 1904
Copy: MO.
Ref.: BM 2: 533; NI 605.
Hock, Bot. Centralbl. 77: 371-374. 1899 (vols 1, 2), 81: 183-187. Feb 1900 (vol. 3).
Diels, Bot. Jahrb. 64: xxili-xxiv. 1931.
1710. Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigeren Arten
insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen, bearbeitet unter Mitwirkung zahlreicher hervorragen-
der Fachgelehrten. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1887-1915. Oct. (Nat. Pflanzenfam.)
Co-editor and -author: Karl Anton Eugen Prantl (1849-1893).
Types: Most of the treatments in Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien were based primarily on
material in the Berlin herbarium (now destroyed except for the Willdenow herbarium
and some smaller special collections). In several cases, however, taxa may be based
on material from other herbaria.
Until 1893 ‘“‘von A. Engler und K. Prantl,” later ‘“‘begriindet von A. Engler und
K. Prantl fortgesetzt von A. Engler.” The involved structure of the book with
“Teile’? (= major divisions) and ‘‘Abteilungen” (= divisions, consisting of a single
volume or of several volumes, sometimes also further subdivided in ‘‘a” and “‘b,”’ or
in asterisked numbers) is reflected by the great number of titlepages. Frequently an
“Abteilung,” after having been published in various ‘‘Lieferungen” received a
general t.p. (in this list usually [i]) with contents followed by a second t.p. ([1*], [i],
or [iii]), giving an enumeration of all groups treated and their authors. These
variants are not listed here. Copies: U (2), US.
Teil Abteilung —_ Lieferung pages dates
(division) (volume) (fascicle)
I I 36 [1]-32 Sep 1889
76 33-80 Aug 1892
93 81-128 Oct 1893
1 ie) 129-176 Dec 1894.
764,
Teil
(division)
I
Abteilung
(volume)
I
y**
2
Nachtrage
ox
Lieferung
(fascicle)
130
137
148
151/152
154
159
129
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Theoretical basis. ‘The series contains several important and extensive statements on the
taxonomic principles upon which the treatments were based (courtesy Th. Eckardt) :
1. Teil 2, Abt. 1, 1889, p. 128-183.
2. Nachtrdge zum II.-IV. Teil, 1897, p. 5-14 (“‘Principien”’), p. 27-35, 341-357, 358-380.
3. Gesamtregister zum II. bis IV. Teil, 1899, p. ili-viii.
Ref.: BM 2: 533; NI 605a; SK p. clxxxi (Stearn).
Bay, Analyticals for articles in Engler-Prantl, Washington D.C. s.d. (465 cards publ.
by Library of Congress).
Stafleu, Taxon 21(4): 501-511. 1972.
Reed and Robinson, Index to Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien (Musci-Hepaticae)
editions 1 and 2. Baltimore 1972.
1711. Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigsten Arten,
insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen. Unter Mitwirkung zahlreicher hervorragender Fach-
gelehrten begriindet von A. Engler et K. Prantl. Zweite stark vermehrte und verbesserte
Auflage herausgegeben von Adolf Engler, fortgesetzt von Hermann Harms, Johannes
Mattfeld, Hans Melchior und Erich Werdermann, 26 volumes, Leipzig, Berlin. Oct.
+t (Nat. Pflanzenfam. ed. 2).
Publ.: The second edition is not yet complete. Work on several volumes is still in
progress. ‘The precise dates of publication of the volumes of this second edition are
only incompletely known. General editors in 1976: Th. Eckardt and H. Melchior.
Data based on Nat. Nov. and dates of receipt at CAS. Copies: CAS, MO, NY, U, US.
Imprints: Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) but 14d, 17aII, 20d: Berlin (Dunker & Hum-
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tb [iJ-iv Harms, H. & J. Mattfeld = Preface/contents
[1]-223 Geitler, L. Schizophyceae
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tb 223-225 Mattfeld, J. Schizophyceae-Excl. gen.
227-228 List of new names
229-232 Anonymous Index
2 [i-iii Jiv-vi Engler, A. Preface/contents
[1] Jahn, E. Bemerkungen
[3]-104. Lindemann, E. Peridin.-Phytodiniac.
[105]-303 Karsten, G. Bacillariophyta
[304.]-345 Jahn, E. Myxomycetes
3 [i-iiijiv, [1]-4.63 Printz, H. Chlorophyc.
5al [i-vi] Harms, H. & J. Mattfeld Preface/contents
[1]-346 Greis, H. Eumycetes, general
347-360 Anonymous Index
5bVIII [1-11] Harms, H. Preface/contents
[1-VIII]-15-VIII Fischer, E. Tuberinae
VITI-15-19-VIII Fischer, E. Geneaceae
VITI-20-35-ViII Fischer, E. Eutuberaceae
35-VIII-VIII-4o Fischer, E. Terfeziaceae
[41-VIIL]-VIlI-42 Anonymous Index
6 [i-ai1]-vii Engler, A. Eumycetes- Taxon.
[1 ]-98 DietelE Hemibasidii
[99]-290 Killerman, S. Hymenomyceteae
7a [i-iiJiv Harms, H. Preface/contents
[1]-122 Fischer, E. Gasteromyceteae
8 [1-111 Jiv Engler, A. Preface/contents
[1 ]-60 Finfstiick, M. Lichenes-general
61-259 Zahlbruckner, A. Ascolichenes
259-[264 | Zahlbruckner, A. Hymenolichenes-general
[265 ]|-270 Index
10 [1-111 iv Engler, A. Preface/contents
[1]-100 Ruhland, W. Musci-general
IOI-105 Ruhland, W. Sphagnales-general
105-125 Paul, H. Sphagnaceae
126-128 Ruhland, W. Andreales-general
129-131 Brotherus, V. F. Andreaceae
132-142 Ruhland, W. Bryales-general
143-478 Brotherus, V. F. Fissidentac.-Timmiac.
II [1-111 Jiv Engler, A. Preface/contents
[1 ]-491 Brotherus, V. F. Isobryales
491 Brotherus, V. F. Polytrichinales
492-520 Brotherus, V. F. Polytrichaceae
520-522 Brotherus, V. F. Dawsoniaceae
[523] Brotherus, V. F. Andreales/Bryales fossils
[524-535 Brotherus, V. F. Nachtrage/errata
[536]-542 Anonymous Index vols. 10-11
13 [1-ilifiv, [1] Engler, A. Preface/contents
[3 ]-4 Pilger, R. Gymnospermae-general
5-44. Gothan, W. Cycadofilices
44-82 Pilger, R. Cycadaceae-recent
82-87 Krausel, R. Cycadaceae-fossil
87-97 Krausel, R. Bennettitaceae
97-98 Krausel, R. Nilssoniaceae
98 Krausel, R. Caytoniaceae
98-112 Pilger, R. Ginkoaceae
I12-120 Krausel, R. Cordaitac., Pityac.
121-166 Pilger, R. Coniferae-general
166-198 Engler, A. Coniferae-geography
199-403 Pilger,Re Taxac.-Cupress.
4.03-4.07 Krausel, R. Coniferae-fossil/extinct
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author (-s)
Markegraf, F.
Anonymous
Engler, A.
Melchior, H. &
E. Werdermann
Pilger, R.
Potztal, E.
Anonymous
Harmas, H. & J. Mattfeld
Pilger, R.
Anonymous
Engler, A.
Gilg-Benedict, C.
Pilger, R.
Malme, G. O. A.
Ruhland, W.
Pilger, R.
Harms, H. ©
Brickner, G.
Schwartz, O.
Engler, A.
Pilger, R.
Vierhapper, F.
Krause, K.
Pax, F.
Pax, F. & K. Hoffmann
Pax, F.
Knuth, R.
Diels, L.
Winkler, H.
[oesener, 1a:
Winkler, H.
Loesener, T.
Anonymous
Harms, H.
Sleumer, H.
Mildbraed, J.
Harms, H.
Pilger, R.
Skottsberg, C.
Engler, A. & K. Krause
Schmidt, O. C.
Harms, H.
Sleumer, H.
Pilger ik.
Krause, K.
Anonymous
Harms, H.
Schinz, H.
Heimerl, A.
Pax, F. & K. Hoffmann
Ulbrich, E.
Pax, F. & K. Hoffmann
Mattfeld, J.
Ulbrich, E.
contents
Gnetales
Index
Angiospermae-general
Preface/contents
Gramineae II
Nachtrag-Gramineae III
Index
Preface/contents
Gramineae III
Index
Pref./cont., Farinos.,
Flagellariaceae
Restionac., Centrolep.
Mayacaceae
Xyridaceae
Eriocaulaceae
Thurniac., Rapateac.
Bromeliaceae
Commelinaceae
Pontederiaceae
Cyanastraceae
Philydraceae
Juncaceae
Stemonac., Liliac.
Haemodoraceae
Amaryllidaceae
Velloziac., ‘Taccac.
Dioscoreaceae
Iridaceae
Musaceae
Zingiberaceae
Cannaceae
Marantaceae
Index
Pref./cont., Santales,
Aristolochiales, Balano-
phorales-gen.
Olacac., Opil.
Octoknemaceae
Grubbiaceae
Santalaceae
Myzodendraceae
Loranthaceae
Aristolochiaceae
Raffl., Hydn., Balanoph.
Nachtrage
Santal.-Nachtr.
Loranth.-Nachtr.
Index
Pref./cont., Centrosp.
Amaranthaceae
Nyctag.-Achatac.
Aizoac., Portulac.
Basellaceae
Dysphan., Caryoph.
Nachtrage
Thelygon., Chenopod.
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586-587 Heimerl, A. Nachtr.
587 Pax, F. & K. Hoffmann Nachtr.
587 Ulbrich, E. Chenopod.-Nachtr.
[588]-599 Anonymous Index
17all__—_[i-iv] Melchior, H. Preface/contents
[1]-170[171] Fries, R. E. Annonaceae
[173]-220 Uphof, J. C. T. Eupomat., Myristic.
[221]-224 Melchior, H. & Canell.-Nachtr.
W. Schultze-Motel
[225]-229 Anonymous Index
17b ji-iv], [1]-4 Harms, H. Pref./cont., Rhoedales
[5-145 Fedde, F. Papaveraceae
[146]-226 Pax, F. & K. Hoffmann Capparid., ‘Tovariac.
[227]-658 Schulz, O. E. Cruciferae
[659|-692 Bolle, F. Resedaceae
[693]-700 Pax, iP: Moringac., Bretschn.
[701 ]-703 Harms, H. Sarraceniales-general
[704]-727 Uphof, J. C. T. Sarraceniaceae
[728]-765 Harms, H. Nepenthaceae
[766]-784 Diels, L. Droseraceae
[785 ]-787 Engler, A. Nachtrage
[788]-799 Anonymous Index
18a [i-iv] Engler, A. Preface/contents
[1 ]-68 Engler, A. Podostemon.
[69]-71 Engler, A. Rosales-general
71-74 Diels, L. Cephalotaceae
74-262 Engler, A. Saxifr., Brunell., Cunon.
262-265 Niedenzu, F.& A. Engler Myrothamnaceae
265-286 Pritzel i: Pittosporaceae
286-288 Diels, L. Byblidaceae
288-303 Niedenzu, F.& H. Harms Bruniaceae
303-345 Harms, H. Hamamelidaceae
346-348 Diels, L. Roridulaceae
348-351 Harms, H. Eucomiaceae
352-483 Berger, A. Crassulaceae
483-484 Engler, A. Podostem.-Nachtr.
485-487 Harms, H. Nachtrage
[488]-492 Anonymous Index
19a [i-iv| Harms, H. Preface/contents
[1]-3 Mildbraed, J. Pandaceae
[4]-10 Engler, A. Geraniales-general
[11 ]-66 Knuth, R. Oxalid., Geran.
[67]-82 Farenholtz, H. Tropaeolaceae
82-130 Winkler, H. Linaceae
130-143 Schulz, O. E. Erythroxylaceae
144-456 Engler, A. Zygophyll.-Burser.
[457 |-460 Harms, H. Nachtrage
[461 ]-4.70 Anonymous Index
1gbI [i-iv] Harms, H. & J. Mattfeld = Preface/contents
[1]-177 Harms, H. Meliac., Akan.
178-183 Anonymous Index
1g9c [i-iv] Harms, H. Preface/contents
[1]-11 Engler, A. & K. Krause Dichapetalaceae
11-233 Pax, F. & K. Hoffmann Euphorbiaceae
233-235 Rosenthal, K. Daphniphyllaceae
236-240 Pax, F. & K. Hoffmann Callitrichaceae
240 Harms, H. Euphorb.-Nachtr.
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19c [241 ]-251 Anonymous Index
20b [i-iv] Harms, H. & J. Mattfeld Preface/contents
[1]-12 Wphot jis i: Cyrillaceae
[13]-21 Mattfeld, J. Pentaphylacaceae
[22]-35 Krause, J. Corynocarpaceae
[36]-231 Loesener, Th. Aquif., Celastr., Hippocr.
[232]-239 Sleumer, H. Salvadoraceae
[240]-254 Mattfeld, J. Stackhousiaceae
20b [255]-321 Krause, J. Staphyleaceae
[322]-403 Sleumer, H. Icac., Peript., Erythrop.
[404-405 Harms, H. List of new names
[406]-411 Anonymous Index
20d [i-iv] Melchior, H. & Preface/contents
E. Werdermann
[1]-6 Harms, H. Rhamnales
[7]-333 Suessenguth, K. Rhamnac., Vitac.
[334]-371 Scherz, W. & Vitis Culture
J. Zimmermann
[372]-390 Suessenguth, K. Leeaceae
[391 ]-392 Anonymous List of new names
[393]-398 Anonymous Index
QI [i-iii]iv, [1]-6 Engler, A. Pref./cont., Parietales
7-47 Gilg, E.& E. Werdermann Dillen., Actin.
47-50 Gilg, E. Eucryphiaceae
50-52 Engler, A. & H. Melchior Medusagynaceae
53-87 Gilg, E. Ochnaceae
87-89 Engler, A. Strasburgeriaceae
90-93 Pilger, R. Caryocaraceae
94-106 Gilg, E.& E. Werdermann Marcgraviaceae
106-108 Engler, A. Quiinaceae
109-154. Melchior, H. Theaceae
154-237 Engler, A. Guttiferae
237-269 Gilg, E. Dipterocarpaceae
270-289 Niedenzu, F. Elat., Franken., Tamaric.
289-313 Janchen, E. Cistaceae
313-320 Pilger, R. Bixac., Cochlosp.
321-323 Krause, K. Lacistemaceae
323-328 Gilg, E. Canellaceae
320-377 Melchior, H. Violaceae
377-466 Gilg, E. Flacourt., Stachyur.,
‘Turner.
21 467-522 Harms, H. Malesherb.-Caric.
522-547 Gilg, E. Loasac., Datisc.
548-588 Irmscher, E. Begoniaceae
589-592 Gilg, E. Ancistrocladaceae
592-594 Engler, A. Opunuales-general
594-651 Vaupel, F. Cactaceae
[652]-660 Anonymous Index
TREATMENT BY FAMILLIES
taxon author (-s) volume pagination date
Acarosporaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 213-217, figs. 103-105 1926
Achariaceae Harms, H. 21 507-510, fig. 234 1925
Achatocarpaceae Heimerl, A. 16c [174]-178, figs. 81-82 1934.
Actinidiaceae Gilg, E. & 21 36-47, figs. 26-29 1925
E. Werdermann
773
ENGLER, NAT. PFLANZENFAM.II
taxon author (-s) volume pagination date
Agaricaceae Killerman, S. 6 210-283, figs. 131-157, 1928
pl. IH-V
Aizoceae Daxy bye 16c ———[179]-233, figs. 83-103 1934
K. Hoffmann
Aizoaceae (Nachtr.) Pax, F. & 16c 587 1934
K. Hoffmann
Akaniaceae Harms, H. 1obI_ = [173]-175, fig. 36 1940
Amaranthaceae Schinz, H. 16c [7]-85, figs. 1-46 1934
Amaranthaceae (Nachtr.) Schinz, H. 16c [585 ]-586 1934.
Amaryllidaceae Pax, F. & 15a 391-430, figs. 163-187 1930
K. Hoffmann
Amaurochaetaceae Jahn, E. 2 321-322 1928
Amblystegiaceae Brotherus, V.F. 11 332-349, figs. 670-679 1925
Amphilothaceae Lindemann, EF. 2 68-69, fig. 57 1928
Amphilothales Lindemann, E. 2 68 1928
Amphisoleniaceae Lindemann, E. 2 77-79, figs. 64-66 1928
Ancistrocladaceae Gilg, E. QI 589-592, figs. 269-270 1925
Andreaceae Brotherus, V.F. 10 129-131, figs. 108-109 1924
Andreales-General Ruhland, W. 10 126-128, fig. 107 1924
Andreales/Bryales-Fossils Brotherus, V.F. 11 [523] 1925
Angiospermae-Gen. Engler, A. I4a [i-itiJiv, [1]-167, figs. 7-125 1926
Annonaceae Fries, R. E. -r7all = [1]-170-[171], figs. 1-40 1959
Aphanochaetaceae Printz, H. 3 235-237, figs. 183-184 1927
Aquifoliaceae loesener, ali: 20b [36]-86, figs. 7-20 1942
Arachniaceae Fischer, E. 7a 55-50, fig. 41 1928
Araucariaceae Pilger ke 13 249-266, figs. 137-142 1926
Archidiaceae Brotherus, V.F. 10 155-156, fig. 131 1924
Arcyriaceae Jahn, E. 2 334-336, fig. 445 1928
Aristolochiaceae Schmidt,O.C. = 16b [204]-242, figs. 103-123 1935
Aristolochiales Harms, H. 16b [1]-4 1935
Arthoniaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 104-107, fig. 47 1926
Arthrocormoideae Brotherus, V.F. 10 2226-228, figs. 181-182 1924.
Ascolichenes Zahlbruckner, A. 8 61-63 1926
Astrotheliaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 85-87, fig. 40 1926
Athecatales Lindemann, FE. 2 36 1928
Aulacomniaceae Brotherus, V.F. 10 440-443, figs. 387-388 1924
Auriculariaceae Killerman, S. 6 105-111, figs. 61-82 1928
Bacillariophyta Karsten, G. 2 [105]-303, figs. 93-424 1928
Balanophoraceae Harms, H. 16b [296]-339, figs. 154-170 1935
Balanophorales Harms, H. 16b [1 ]-4. 1935
Bartramiaceae Brotherus.)Vjboto 44.7-4.74, figs. 391-417 1924
Basellaceae Ulbrich, E. 16c [263]-271, figs. 117-118 1934.
Begoniaceae Trmscher, E QI 548-588, figs. 251-268 1925
Bennettitaceae Krausel, R. 13 87-97, figs. 83-95 1926
Bixaceae Rilcersis. QI 313-315, fig. 139 1925
Blastodiniaceae Lindemann, E. 2 54-68, figs. 41-50 1923
Blastosporaceae Printz, H. 3 178-181, fig. 129 1927
Borzinemataceae Geitler, L. tb 141-145, figs. 92-95 1942
Botrydiaceae Printz, H. 3 409-411, figs. 314-315 1927
Botryococcaceae Printz, H. 3 381-387, figs. 284-289 1927
Brachytheciaceae Broterus, V. F. Tt 34.9-380, figs. 680-699 1925
Bretschneideraceae Paxyiki: 17b [699]-700, fig. 436 1936
Bromeliaceae Harms, H. I5a 65-159, figs. 31-64 1930
Brunelliaceae Engler, A. 18a 226-229 1930
Brunelliaceae (Nachtr.) Harms, H. 18a 486 1930
Bruniaceae Niedenzu, F.& 18a 288-303, figs. 161-163 1930
H. Harms
Bryaceae Brotherus, V.F. 10 347-404, figs. 299-354 1924
774
taxon
Bryales
Bryopsidaceae
Bryoxiphiaceae
Buelliaceae
Burseraceae
Buxbaumiaceae
Buxbaumiales
Byblidaceae
Byssolomaceae
Cactaceae
Caliciaceae
Callitrichaceae
Calomniaceae
Caloplacaceae
Calostomataceae
Calymperaceae
Canellaceae
Canellaceae (Nachtr.)
Cannaceae
Capparidaceae
Capsosiraceae
Caricaceae
Caryocaraceae
Caryophyllaceae
Caryophyllaceae (Nacht.)
Catoscopiaceae
Caulerpaceae
Caytoniaceae
Celastraceae
Centrolepidaceae
Centrospermae-Gen.
Cephalotaceae
Cephalotaxaceae
Ceratiaceae
Ceratiomyxaceae
Ceratocoryaceae
Chaetopeltidaceae
Chaetophoraceae
Chaetophorales
Chamaesiphonaceae
Characeae
Charophyta
Chenopodiaceae
Chenopodiaceae (Nacht.)
Chiodectonaceae
Chlamydomyxa
Chlorobotrydaceae
Chlorococcaceae
Chlorophyceae
Chlorosphaeraceae
Chlorotheciaceae
Chroococcaceae
author (-s)
Ruhland, W.
Printz, EH.
Brotherus, V. F.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Engler, A.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Diels, L.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Vaupel, F.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Pax, F. &
K. Hoffmann
Brotherus, V. F.
Zahlbruckner,
A.
Fischer, E.
Brotherus, V. F.
Gilg, E.
Melchior, H. &
Schultze-Motel
Winkler, H.
Paxoik). &
K. Hoffmann
Geitler, L.
Harms, H.
Pilger, R.
Pax, F. &
K. Hoffmann
Raxcukis &
K. Hoffmann
Brotherus, V. F.
Printz, H.
Krausel, R.
Ioesener,,
Gilg-Benedict, C.
Harms, H.
Diels, L.
Pilger sR:
Lindemann, E.
Jahn, E.
Lindemann, E.
Printz, H.
Printz, FH:
Printz, H.
Geitler, L.
Printz, H.
Printz, H.
Ulbrich, E.
Ulbrich, E.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Jahn, E.
Printz, H.
Printz, H.
Printz, H.
Printz, H.
Printz, H.
Geitler, L.
volume pagination
1)
(or
(7) Op)
Qa
KFOWWOW NH Or HOW HOW OO N ND
io)
132-142, figs. [10-115
298-301, figs. 234-235
166-167, fig. 139
253-256, figs. 124-125
405-45, figs. 191-220
487-488, figs. 768-769
487
286-288, fig. 160
133-134, fig. 58
594-651, figs. 271-288
95-98, fig. 44
236-240, figs. 125-126
422-424, fig. 374
247-251, fig. 122
43-453 figs. 32-33
228-241, figs. 183-195
323-328, figs. 144-147
[221]-224
640-654, figs. 290-295
[146]-223, figs. 77-119
118-121, figs. 75-78
510-522, figs. 235-241
90-93,igs. 47-48
[275]-364, figs. 120-149
587
445-447, fig. 390
301-306, figs. 236-237
938
[87]-197, figs. 21-61
27-33, figs. 7-8
[1]-6
71-74, figs. 62-63
267-271, figs. 143-144
91-94, figs. 77-80
315, fig. 430
98-99, fig. 85
228-234, figs. 176-182
181-217, figs. 130-167
157
109-113, fig. 72
412-429, figs. 316-337
412
[379]-584, figs. 155-224
587
118-122, fig. 52
337-339>f08- 447
387-395, figs. 292-299
81-95, figs. 49-55
[i-iii|-iv, [1]-26, figs. 1-72
95-99, figs. 56-58
394-399, figs. 300-304
38-60, figs. 28-42
ENGLER, NAT. PFLANZENFAM.II
date
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1927
1924.
1926
1931
1925
1925
1930
1926
1925
1926
1931
1924
1926
1933
Ng 24:
1925
E959
1930
1936
1942
1925
1925
1934
1O34
1924
1927
1926
1942
1930
1934
1930
1926
1928
1928
1928
1927
1927
1927
1942
1927
1927
1934
1934
1926
1928
1927
1927
1927
1927
1927
1942
775
ENGLER, NAT. PFLANZENFAM.II
taxon
Chrysothricaceae
Cistaceae
Cladoniaceae
Cladophoraceae
Cladopyxiaceae
Clathraceae
Clavariaceae
Climaciaceae
Cneoraceae
Cochlospermaceae
Codiaceae
Coelastraceae
Coenogoniaceae
Coleochaetaceae
Collemaceae
Collodermaceae
Commelinaceae
Coniferae-General
Coniferae-Fossil/Ext.
Coniferae-Geography
Conjugatae
Cordaitaceae
Corynocarpaceae
Crassulaceae
Crassulaceae (Nachtr.)
Cribrariaceae
Cribrariales
Cruciferae
Cryphaeaceae
Cunoniaceae
Cunoniaceae (Nachtr.)
Cupressaceae
Cycadaceae
Cycadaceae-Fossil
Cycadofilices
Cylindrocapsaceae
Cyanastraceae
Cyanidiaceae
Cyclocarpineae-Gen.
Cypheliaceae
Cyrillaceae
Cyrtopodaceae
Dacromycetaceae
Daphniphyllaceae
Dasycladaceae
Datiscaceae
Dawsoniaceae
Derbesiaceae
Dermatocarpaceae
Dermocarpaceae
Dermocarpales
Desmidiaceae
Diatomeae
Dichapetalaceae
Dicnemonaceae
Dicranaceae
776
author (-s)
Zahlbruckner, A.
Janchen, E.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Printz, H.
Lindemann, E.
Fischer, E.
Killerman, 8S.
Brotherus, V. F.
Engler, A.
Pilger, R.
Printz, H.
Printz, H.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Printz, HH.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Jahn, E.
Brickner, G.
Pilger, R-
Krausel, R.
Engler, A.
Printz, H.
Krausel, R.
Krause, J.
Berger, A.
Harms, H.
Jahn, E.
Jahn, E.
Schulz, O. E.
Brotherus, V. F.
Engler, A.
Harms, H.
Pilger, R.
Pilger, R.
Krausel, R.
Gothan, W.
Printz, H.
Engler, A.
Geitler, L.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Uphof, J. C. T.
Brotherus, V. F.
Killerman, S.
Rosenthal, K.
Printz, H.
Gilg, E.
Brotherus, V. F.
Printz, H.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Geitler, L.
Geitler, L.
Printz, H.
Karsten, G.
Engler, A. &
K. Krause
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
volume pagination
Io
134-136, figs. 59-60
289-313, figs. 125-138
201-209, figs. 96-99
270-282, figs. 211-222
99-100, fig. 86
83-96, figs. 57-70
151-158, figs. 100-103
64-66, figs. 479-480
184-187, fig. 88
316-320, figs. 140-142
306-323, figs. 238-252
132-151, figs. 88-104
147-149, fig. 65
237-242, figs. 185-187
164-172, figs. 78-83
324, fig. 438, A-C
159-181, figs. 55-66
121-166, figs. 109-112
403-407
166-198, 1 unnumbered
sketch
[339]
112-120, figs. 105-108
[22]-35, fig. 6
352-483, figs. 183-212
487
320-321, fig. 436
320
[227]-658, figs. 121-426
75-91, figs. 487-498
229-262, figs. 134-151
486
361-403, figs. 190-215
44-82, figs. 48-82
82-87
5-44, figs. 1-47
242-244, figs. 188-189
188-190, fig. 72
102-104, fig. 67
128-131
98-100, fig. 45
[1]-12, figs. 1-3
99-102, jigs. 507-509
119-123, figs. 90-gI
233-235, fig. 124
282-295, figs. 223-232
543-547, figs. 249-250
520-522, fig. 796
323-326, figs. 253-255
70-74, figs. 35-36
104-108, figs. 68-71
IOI-102
340-363, figs. 265-275
[105]-303, figs. 93-424
[1]-11, figs. 1-5
214-210, figs. 170-173
172-214, figs. 144-169
date
1926
1925
1926
1927
1928
1933
1928
1925
1931
1925
1927
1927
1926
1927
1926
1928
1930
1926
1926
1926
1927
1926
1942
1930
1930
1928
1928
1936
1925
1930
1930
1926
1926
1926
1926
1927
1930
1942
1926
1926
1942
1925
1928
1931
1927
1925
1925
1927
1926
1942
1942
1927
1928
1931
1924
1924
taxon
Didymiaceae
Dilleniaceae
Dinophysiaceae
Dinophysiales
Dinosphaeraceae
Dioscoreaceae
Diphysciaceae
Diploschistaceae
Dipterocarpaceae
Dirinaceae
Disceliaceae
Ditrichaceae
Drepanophyllaceae
Droseraceae
Dysphaniaceae
Echinodiaceae
Echinosteliaceae
Ectolechiaceae
Elatinaceae
Encalyptaceae
Enteridiales
Entodontaceae
Entophysalidaceae
Ephebaceae
Ephemeraceae
Epigloeaceae
Eriocaulaceae
Erpodiaceae
Erythropalaceae
Erythroxylaceae
Eubryinales
Euchlorophyceae
Eucommiaceae
Eucryphiaceae
Eumycetes-General
_ Eumycetes-Introd.
Euphorbiaceae
Euphorbiaceae (Nachtr.)
Eupomatiaceae
Eustichiaceae
Eutuberaceae
Exobasidiaceae
Exosporales
Fabroniaceae
Farinosae
Fissidentaceae
Flacourtiaceae
Flagellariaceae
Fontinalaceae
Frankeniaceae
Funariaceae
Gasteromyceteae
Geastraceae
Geneaceae
Georgiaceae
author (-s)
Jahn, E.
Gilg, E. &
E. Werdermann
Lindemann, E.
Lindemann, E.
Lindemann, E.
Knuth, R.
Brotherus, V. F.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Gilg, E.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Diels, L.
Pax, F. &
K. Hoffmann
Brotherus, V. F.
Jahn, E.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Niedenzu, F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Jahn, E.
Brotherus, V. F.
Geitler, L.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Brotherus, V. F.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Ruhland, W.
Brotherus, V. F.
Sleumer, H.
Schulz, O. E.
Brotherus, V. F.
Printz, H.
Harms, H.
Gilg, E.
Greis, H.
Engler, A.
Pax, F.&
K. Hoffmann
Harms, H.
Uphof, J. C. T.
Brotherus, V. F.
Fischer, E.
Killerman, S.
Jahn, E.
Brotherus, V. F.
Engler, A.
Brotherus, V. F.
Gilg, E.
Engler, A.
Brotherus, V. F.
Niedenzu, F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Fischer, E.
Fischer, E.
Fischer, E.
Brotherus, V. F.
ENGLER, NAT. PFLANZENFAM. II
volume
19c
17all
10
5bVIII
pagintaion
331-332, figs. 442-443
7-36, figs. I-25
73-77figs. 58-63
72
84
438-462, figs. 194-206
489-491, figs. 770-772
140-142, fig. 63
237-269, figs. 108-118
122-123, fig. 53
316-317, fig. 261
156-166, figs. 132-138
418-420, figs. 369-370
[766]-784, figs. 473-486
[272]-274, fig. 119
213-214, fig. 587
324-325, figs. 438, D-F
142-144
270-276, figs. IIG-120
241-243, figs. 196-197
315
380-396, figs. 700-710
69-79, figs. 43-52
149-153, figs. 66-68
317-320, figs. 262-264
65, fig. 32
39-57, figs. 16-25
[1]-6, figs. 421-424
[401]-403, fig. 127
130-143, figs. 60-67
143-478, figs. 116-420
27
348-351, fig. 182
47-50, fig. 30
[1]-346, figs. 1-189
[i-iii]-vii
11-233, figs. 6-123
240
[173]-176, figs. 41-42
420-421, fig. 371
20-35, figs. 9-18
131-133, fig. 92
314-315
282-297, figs. 634-647
[1]-5
143-155, figs. 116-130
377-457, figs. 163-212
[6]-8, fig. z
54-63, figs. 471-478
276-281, fig. 121
320-332, figs. 265-285
[1]-7, fig. I
72-76, figs. 52-53
15-19, figs. 4-8
345-346, fig. 298
date
1928
1925
1928
1928
1928
1930
1925
1926
1925
1926
1924
1924.
1924.
1936
1934
1925
1928
1926
1925
1924
1928
1925
1942
1926
1924
1926
1930
1925
1942
1931
1924
1927
1930
1925
1943
1928
1931
1931
1959
1924
1938
1928
1928
1925
1930
1924
1925
1930
1925
1925
1924
1933
1933
1938
1924.
777
ENGLER, NAT. PFLANZENFAM. II
taxon
Geraniaceae
Geraniales
Gigaspermaceae
Ginkoaceae
Ginkoales
Glenodiniaceae
Gnetales
Gomontiellaceae
Goniodomaceae
Gonyaulacaceae
Gramineae II
Gramineae III
Gramineae III
Graphidaceae
Graphidineae
Grimmiaceae
Grimmiales
Grubbiaceae
Guttiferae
Gyalectaceae
Gymnasteraceae
Gymnocarpeae
Gymnodiniaceae
Gymnodiniales
Gyrophoraceae
Gymnospermae
Gyrostemonaceae
Haemodoraceae
Hamamelidaceae
author (-s)
Knuth, R.
Engler, A.
Brotherus, V. F.
Pilger, R.
Pilger, R.
Lindemann, E.
Markeraf, F.
Geitler, L.
Lindemann, E.
Lindemann, E.
Pilger, R.
PilgersR®
Potztal, E.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Harms, H.
Engler, A.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Lindemann, E.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Lindemann, E.
Lindemann, E.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Pilger, R.
Heimerl, A.
Pax, F.
Harms, H.
Hamamelidaceae (Nacht.) Harms, H.
Haplodiniaceae
Hedwigiaceae
Helicophyllaceae
Hemibasidii
Heppiaceae
Heterochloridaceae
Heterocontae
Heterodiniaceae
Hippocrateaceae
Hookeriaceae
Hookeriales
Hormogonales
Hydnaceae
Hydnangiaceae
Hydnoraceae
Hydrodictyaceae
Hydromyxales
Hylocomiaceae
Hymenogastraceae
Hymenogastrineae
Hymenolichenes
Hymenomyceteae
Hymenomycetineae
Hypnaceae
Hypnodendraceae
Hypopterygiaceae
Hypochnaceae
Hysterangiaceae
778
Lindemann, E.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Dietel, P.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Printz, H.
Printz. ia:
Lindemann, E.
Loesener, T.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Geitler, L.
Killerman
Fischer, E.
Harms, H.
Printz:
Jahn, E.
Brotherus, V. F.
Fischer, E.
Fischer, E.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Killerman, S.
Killerman, S.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Killerman, S.
Fischer, E.
volume pagination
43-66, figs. 20-34
[4]-10
314-316, figs. 259-260
98-112, figs. 96-104
98-112, figs. 96-104
81-83, figs. 67-70
407-441, figs. 216-240
222, fig. 156
94-95, fig. 81
84-88, figs. 72-75
[1]-168, figs. 1-43
[1]-208, figs. 1-106
[171 ]-220, figs. 2-7
107-118, figs. 48-51
102-104,
303-314, figs. 251-258
302
[46]-51,. S: 26
154-237, figs. 68-107
144-147, fig. 64
69-70, figs. 52-53
94-95
A1-46, figs. 20-29
39
209-213, fig. [00-102
[3]-4
[165]-173, figs. 77-80
386-390, fig. 162
303-345, figs. 164-180
487
36, fig. 14
66-75, figs. 481-486
49-50, fig. 468
[1 ]-6, figs. I-4
173-175, figs. 84-85
378-381, figs. 282-283
375-378
95-96, fig. 82
[198]-231, figs. 62-72
220-265, figs. 592-621
214
113-115
158-169, figs. 104-108, pl. I
30-32, figs. 23-24
[282]-295, figs. 148-153
106-113, figs. 66-69
3 1eat 3 2
483-487, figs. 765-767
13-20, figs. 6-11
7-9
259-[264], fig. 127
[99]-103
I 24- I 30
445-474, figs. 746-758
433-440, figs. 382-386
270-278, figs. 625-630
133-135,/lg- 93
20-29, figs. 12-22
date
1931
1931
1924
1926
1926
1928
1926
1942
1928
1928
1956
1940
1956
1926
1926
1924.
1924
1935
1925
1926
1928
1926
1928
1928
1926
1926
1934
1930
1930
1930
1928
1925
1925
1928
1926
1927
1927
1928
1942
1925
1925
1942
1928
1933
1935
1927
1928
1925
1933
1933
1926
1928
1928
1925
1924
1925
1928
1933
ENGLER, NAT. PFLANZENFAM. II
taxon author (-s) volume pagination date
Icacinaceae Sleumer, H. 20b [322]-306, figs. 83-118 1942
Iridaceae Diels, L. 15a 463-505, figs. 207-223 1930
Isobryales Brotherus, Vaikag + ul [1] 1925
Juncaceae Vierhapper, F. 15a 192-224, figs. 74-79 1930
Kolkwitziellaceae Lindenmann, E. 2 71-72, figs. 54-57 1928
Kolkwitziellales Lindemann, E. 2 70 1928
Lacistemaceae Krause, K. QI 321-323, fig. 143 1925
Lecanactidaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 131-133, fig. 57 1926
Lecanoraceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 220-220, figs. 108-110 1926
Lecideaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 IQI-200, figs. 94-95 1926
Leeaceae Suessenguth, K. 20d [372]-390, figs. 100-104 1953
Lembophyllaceae Brotherus, V.F. 11 202-213, figs. 579-580 1925
Leptostomaceae Brotherus, V.F. 10 405-406, figs. 355-356 1924
Lepyrodontaceae Brotherus, V.F. 11 IOQ-I II, figs. 515-516 1925
Leskeaceae Brotherus, Vik. 11 297-308, figs. 648-656 1925
Leucobryaceae Brotherus, Vick.) 1O 220-226, figs. 175-180 1924,
Leucodontaceae Brotherus, V.F. 11 g1-99, figs. 499-500 1925
Leucomiaceae Brotherus, V.F. 11 267-270, figs. 623-624 1925
Liceaceae Jahn, E. 2 318-3109, figs. 435, A-C 1928
Liceales Jahn, E. 2 318 1928
Lichenes Fiinfstiick, M. 8 [1 ]-60, figs. 1-317 1926
Lichinaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 160-164, figs. 75-77 1926
Liliaceae Krause, K. 15a 227-386, figs. 81-161 1930
Liliiflorae Engler, A. I5a [1]-5 1930
Linaceae Winkler, H. 19a 82-130, figs. 43-59 1931
Listerellaceae Jahn, E. 2 319-320, fig. 435, D-F 1928
Loasaceae Gilg, E. QI 522-543, figs. 242-248 1925
Loranthaceae Engler, A. & 16b [98]-203, figs. 48-102 1935
K. Krause
Loranthaceae (Nachtr.) Krause, K. 16b 339 1935
Loriellaceae Geitler, L. Ib 115-117, figs. 73-74 1942
Lycogalaceae Jahn, E. 2 318, fig. 434 1928
Lycoperdaceae Fischer, E. 7a 62-72, figs. 45-51 1933
Lycoperdineae Fischer, E. 7a 59-62 1933
Malesherbiaceae Harms, H. QI 407-470, fig. 215 1925
Marantaceae Loesener, T. 15a 654-693, figs. 296-314 1930
Marcgraviaceae Gilg, E. & QI 94-106, figs. 49-57 1925
E. Werdermann
Margaritaceae Jahn, E. Q 333-334, fig. 444. 1928
Margaritales Jahn, E. 2 333 1928
Mastodiaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 92 ; 1926
Mayacaceae Piloers Re 15a 33-35, figs. 9-10 1930
Mastigocladaceae Geiiler, L: Ib 136-141, figs. 89-91 1942
Medusagynaceae Engler, A. & QI 50-52, fig. 31 1925
H. Melchior
Meeseaceae Brotherus, V.F. 10 443-445, fig. 389 1924
Melampsoraceae Dretel,P: 6 35-48, figs. 26-38 1928
Melanogastraceae Fischer, E. 7a 9-13, figs. 2-5 1933
Meliaceae Harms, H. 1gbi [1]-172, figs. 1-35 1940
Meteoriaceae Brotherus, V.F. 11 154-174, figs. 550-502 1925
Microchaetaceae Geitler, L. tb 159-161, figs. 108-110 1942
Mitteniaceae Brotherus, V.F. 10 422, fig. 373 1924.
Mniaceae Brotherus, V.F. 10 406-418, figs. 357-368 1924
Moringaceae Pax, F. 17b [693 ]-608, figs. 433-435 1936
Moriolaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 63-64 1926
Musaceae Winkler, H. 15a 505-541, figs. 224-235 1930
Mycoporaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 92-94, fig. 43 1926
Myristicaceae Uphof, J. C. T. rzall_ [177]-220, figs. 43-49 1959
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taxon author (-s) volume pagination date
Myrothamnaceae Nidenzu, F. & 18a 262-265, figs. 152-153 1930
A. Engler
Myuriaceae Brotherus, V.F. 11 123-125, figs. 5260-527 1925
Myxomycetes Jahn, E. 2 [304]-311, figs. 425-428 1928
Myzodendraceae Skottsberg, C. 16b [92]-97, figs. 44-47 1935
Neckeraceae Brotherus, V.F. 11 178-202, figs. 566-579 1925
Nemataceae Brotherus,\V.F.. v1 215-216, fig. 588 1925
Nepenthaceae Harms, H. 17b [728]-765, figs. 453-472 1936
Nidulariaceae Fischer, E. 7a 56-59, figs. 42-44 1933
Nidulariineae Fischer, E. 7a 52-55, fig. 40 1933
Nilssoniaceae Krausel, R. 13 97-98 1926
Noctilucaceae Lindemann, E. 2 47-50, figs. 31-34 1928
Nostocaceae Geitler, L. 1b 177-193, figs. 123-134 1942
Noctochopsidaceae Geitler, L. Ib 131-135, figs. 87-88 1942
Nyctaginaceae Heimerl, A. 16c [86]-134, figs. 47-61 1934
Nyctaginaceae (Nachtr.) Heimerl, A. 16c 586-587 1934
Ochnaceae Gilg, E. Qi 53-87, figs. 32-45 1925
Octoknemaceae Mildbraed, J. 16b [42]-45, figs. 24-25 1935
Oedipodiaceae Brotherus, V.F. 10 332-333, fig. 286 1924
Oedogoniaceae Printz, H. 3 244-252, figs. 190-195 1927
Olacaceae Sleumer, H. 16b [5]-32, figs. 1-18 1935
Olacaceae (Nachtr.) Sleumer, H. 16b 339 1935
Oocystaceae Printz, H. 3 113-132, figs. 70-87 1927
Ophiocytiaceae Printz, H. 3 399-403, figs. 305-308 1927
Opiliaceae Sleumer, H. 16b [33]-41, figs. 19-23 1935
Opiliaceae (Nachtr.) Sleumer, H. 16b 339 1935
Opuntiales Engler, A. QI 592-594. 1925
Orthotrichaceae Brotherus, V.F. 11 10-49, figs. 428-467 1925
Oscillatoriaceae Geitler, L. 1b 193-222, figs. 135-155 1942
Ostreopsiaceae Lindemann, E. 2 96-97 1928
Oxalidaceae Knuth, R. 19a [11]-42, figs. 2-19 1931
Oxytoxaceae Lindemann, E. 2 97-98, fig. 84 1928
Pandaceae Mildbraed, J. Iga [1]-3 1931
Pannariaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 175-182, figs. 86-89 1926
Papaveraceae Fedde, F. 17b [5]-45, figs. 1-76 1936
Paratheliaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 84-85, fig. 39 1926
Parietales Engler, A. 21 [1]-6 1925
Parmeliaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 229-238, figs. 111-115 1926
Pascherinemataceae Geitler, L. tb 99-101 1942
Passifloraceae Harms, H. QI 470-507, figs. 216-233 1925
Peltigeraceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 187-191, figs. 92-93 1926
Pentaphylacaceae Mattfeld, J. 20b [13]-21, figs. 4-5 1942
Peridineae Lindemann, E. 2 [3]-36, figs. I-13 1928
Peridiniaceae Lindemann, FE. 2 88-91, fig. 76 1928
Peridiniales Lindemann, FE. 2 79-80 1928
Peripterygiaceae Sleumer, H. 20b [397]|-400, figs. 19-120 194.2
Pertusariaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 217-220, figs. L06-107 1926
Phallaceae Fischer, E. 7a 96-108, figs. 71-82 1933
Phallineae Fischer, E. 7a 76-83, figs. 54-506 1933
Philydraceae Pilger, R. 15a 190-191, fig. 73 1930
Phyllogoniaceae Brotherus, V.F. 11 174-178, figs. 563-566 1925
Phylloposoraceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 200-201 1926
Phyllopyreniaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 81 1926
Phyllosiphonaceae Printz, H. 3 334-338, figs. 262-264 1927
Physaraceae Jahn, E. 2 325-331, figs. 439-441 1928
Physarales Jahn, E. 2 325 1928
Physciaceae Zahlbruckner, A. 8 256-259, fig. 126 1926
Phytodiniaceae Lindemann, A. 2 102-104, figs. 89-92 1928
780
taxon
Phytolaccaceae
Phytolaccaceae (Nacht.)
Pilotrichaceae
Pinaceae
Pittosporaceae
Pittosporaceae (Nacht.)
Pityaceae
Plagiotheciaceae
Plakopodaceae
Pleurocapsaceae
Pleurocapsales
Pleurococcaceae
Pleurophascaceae
Podaxaceae
Podaxineae
Podocarpaceae
Podolampaceae
Podostemonaceae
author(-s)
Heimerl, A.
Heimerl, A.
Brotherus, V. F.
Pilger, R.
BritzelyE.
Harms, H.
Krausel, R.
Brotherus, V. F.
Jahn, E.
Geitler, L.
Geitler, L.
Printz, H.
Brotherus, V. F.
Fischer, E.
Fischer, E.
Pilger, R.
Lindemann, E.
Engler, A.
Podostemonaceae (Nacht.) Engler, A.
Podostemonales
Polykrikaceae
Polyporaceae
Polytrichaceae
Polytrichinales
Pontederiaceae
Portulacaceae
Portulacaceae (Nacht.)
Pottiaceae
Pottiales
Prionodontaceae
Pronoctilucaceae
Prorocentraceae
Protoceratiaceae
Protococcales
Protosiphonaceae
Pterobryaceae
Ptychomitriaceae
Ptychomniaceae
Pucciniaceae
Pulvinulariaceae
Pyrenidiaceae
Pyrenopsidaceae
Pyrenothamniaceae
Pyrenotrichaceae
Pyrenulaceae
Pyrophacaceae
Quiinaceae
Rafflesiaceae
Rapateaceae
Resedaceae
Restionaceae
Reticulariaceae
Rhacopilaceae
Rhizogoniaceae
Rhamnaceae
Rhamnales
Engler, A.
Lindemann, E.
Killerman, S.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Schwartz, O.
Pax, F. &
K. Hoffmann
Pax, F.&
K. Hoffmann
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Lindemann, E.
Lindemann, E.
Lindemann, E.
Printz, H.
Printz, H.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Dietel, P.
Geitler, L.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Lindemann, E.
Engler, A.
Harms, H.
Pilger, R.
Bolle, F.
Gilg-Benedict, C.
Jahn, E.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Suessenguth, K.
Harms, H.
ENGLER, NAT. PFLANZENFAM. II
volume pagination
16c
16c
II
13
18a
18a
13
Il
2
Ib
Ib
3
10
7a
[135]-164, figs. 62-76
587
216-220, figs. 589-591
271-342, figs. 145-178
265-286, figs. 154-159
486
120
396-404, figs. 711-714
313
80-85, figs. 53-57
79-80
99-105, figs. 59-65
219-220, fig. 174
116-119, figs. 89-91
109-110
211-249, figs. 116-136
100-102, figs. 87-88
[3]-68, figs. 1-67
483-484,
[1]-2
46-47, fig. 30
169-210, figs. 109-130, pl. IT
492-520, figs. 773-795
49!
181-188, figs. 67-71
[234]-262, figs. 104-116
587
243-302, figs. 198-250
228
112-114, figs. 517-519
39-41, figs. 18-19
37-38, figs. 1517
83-84, fig. 71
27-28
151-157, figs. 105-108
125-154, figs. 528-549
6-10, figs. 425-427
102-109, figs. 510-514
48-98, figs. 38-80
118
89-91, fig. 42
153-160, figs. 69-74
73-74 fig. 36
gI-92
74-81, fig. 37
96, fig. 83
106-108, fig. 58
[241]-281, figs. 124-147
59-65, figs. 27-30
[659]-602, figs. 427-432
8-27, figs. 2-6
316-317, figs. 431-432
50-54, figs. 469-470
424-432, figs. 375-381
[7]-173,/igs. 1-49
[1]-6
date
1934
1934
1925
1926
1930
1930
1926
1925
1928
1942
1942
1927
1924.
1933
1933
1926
1928
1930
1930
1930
1928
1928
1925
1925
1930
1934
1934
1924
1924
1925
1928
1928
1928
1927
1927
1925
1925
1925
1928
1942
1926
1926
1926
1926
1926
1928
1925
1935
1930
1936
1930
1928
1925
1924
1953
1953
781
ENGLER, NAT. PFLANZENFAM.II
taxon
Rhoedales
Rhytidiaceae
Rivulariaceae
Roccellaceae
Roridulaceae
Rosales
Rutaceae
Rutenbergiaceae
Salvadoraceae
Santalaceae
Santalaceae (Nachtr.)
Santalales
Sarracenniaceae
Sarracenniales
Saxifragaceae
Saxifragaceae (Nachtr.)
Schistostegaceae
Schizophyceae
Schizophyceae (Ex. Gen.)
Sclerodermataceae
Sclerodermatineae
Scopulonemataceae
Scytonemataceae
Secotiaceae
Seligeraceae
Sematophyllaceae
Simarubaceae
Siphonales
Siphonocladales
Siphononemataceae
Sorapillaceae
Sphaerobolaceae
Sphaerophoraceae
Sphaeropleaceae
Sphagnaceae
Sphagnales
Spiridentaceae
Splachnaceae
Stachyuraceae
Stackhousiaceae
Staphyleaceae
Stemonaceae
Stemonitaceae
Stemonitales
Stictaceae
Stigonemataceae
Strasburgeriaceae
Strigulaceae
Symphyodontaceae
‘Taccaceae
‘Tamaricaceae
‘Taxaceae
‘Taxodiaceae
Terfeziaceae
Tetrasporaceae
‘Theaceae
Thecatales
Thelophoraceae
782
author (-s)
Harms, H.
Brotherus, V. F.
Geitler, L.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Diels, L.
Engler, A.
Engler, A.
Brotherus, V. F.
Sleumer, H.
Pilger, R.
Pilger, R.
Harms, H.
Uphof, J. C. T.
Harms, H.
Engler, A.
Harms, H.
Brotherus, V. F.
Geitler, L.
Geitler, L.
Fischer, E.
Fischer, E.
Geitler, L.
Geitler, L.
Fischer, E.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Engler, A.
Printz, H.
Printz, H.
Geitler, L.
Brotherus, V. F.
Fischer, E.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Printz, H.
Paul, H.
Ruhland, W.
Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F.
Gilg, E.
Mattfeld, J.
Krause, J.
Krause, K.
Jahn, E.
Jahn, E.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Geitler, L.
Engler, A.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Brotherus, V. F.
Pax, F.
Niedenzu, F.
Pilger, R.
Pilger, R.
Fischer, E.
Printz, H.
Melchior, H.
Lindemann, E.
Killerman, 8.
volume
17b
II
Ib
pagination
[1]-4
475-483, figs. 759-764
162-176, figs. [11-122
123-127, figs. 54-56
346-348, fig. 181
[69]-71
187-359, figs. 89-165
115-116, fig. 520
[232]-239, figs. 73-75
[52]-91, figs. 27-43
339
[1]-4
[704]-727, figs. 437-452
[701 ]-703
74-226, figs. 64-132
485-486
344, fig. 297
[1]-37, figs. 1-27
223-225
35-43, figs. 26-31 |
32-35, fig. 25
85-98, figs. 58-63
145-159, figs. 96-107
110-116, figs. 83-88
167-172, figs. 140-143
404-445, fi8S- 715-745
359-405, figs. 166-190
2098
252
98-99, figs. 64-65
421-422, fig. 372
51-52, fig. 39
100-102, fig. 46
296-298, fig. 233
105-125, figs. 93-106
IOI-105, figs. 91-92
474-479, figs. 418-419
333-343,figs. 287-296
457-459
[240]-254, figs. 76-78
[255]-321, figs. 79-82
224-227, fig. 80
322-324, fig. 437
321
182-187, figs. 90-91
121-131, figs. 79-86
87-89, fig. 46
87-89, fig. 41
266-267, fig. 622
434-437, ig. 192-193
282-280, figs. 122-124
199-121, figs. I13-115
342-360, figs. 179-189
35-40, figs. 19-22
65-81, figs. 33-48
109-154, figs. 59-67
37
135-151, figs. 94-99
date
1936
1925
1942
1926
1930
1930
1931
1925
1942
1935
1935
1935
1936
1936
1930
1930
1924
1942
1942
1933
1933
1942
1942
1933
1924
1925
1931
1927
1927
1942
1924
1933
1926
1927
1924
1924
1924
1924
1925
1942
1942
1930
1928
1928
1926
1942
1925
1926
1925
1930
1925
1926
1926
1938
1927
1925
1928
1928
taxon
‘Theliaceae
Theloschistaceae
Thelotremaceae
Thelygonaceae
Thuidiaceae
Thurniaceae
Tilletiaceae
‘Tilletiineae
Timmiaceae
‘Tovariaceae
‘Trachypodaceae
‘Tremellaceae
Tremellineae
Trentepohliaceae
‘Tribonemaceae
‘Trichiaceae
Trichiales
‘Tropaeolaceae
Trypetheliaceae
Tuberineae
Tubiferaceae
‘Tulostomataceae
‘Turneraceae
Ulotrichaceae
Ulvaceae
Usneaceae
Ustilaginaceae
Ustilaginales
Ustilagineae
Valoniaceae
Vampyrellaceae
Vaucheriaceae
Velloziaceae
Verrucariaceae
Violaceae
Vitaceae
Vitis (Culture)
Volvocaceae
Warnowlaceae
Wittrockiellaceae
Xanthopyreniaceae
Xyridaceae
Zingiberaceae
Zygnemataceae
Zygophyllaceae
author(-s)
Brotherus, V. F.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Zahlbrucker, A.
Ulbrich, E.
Brotherus, V. F.
Pilger, R.
Dietel, P.
WreteljP:
Brotherus, V. F.
Jebigs Jig (2
K. Hoffmann
Brotherus, V. F.
Killerman, 8.
Killerman, 8.
Printz, H.
Printz, H.
Jahn, E.
Jahn, E.
Farenholtz, H.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Fischer, E.
Jahn, E.
Fischer, E.
Gilg, E.
Printz, H.
Printz, Hi:
Zahlbruckner, A.
Dietelsk:
Dieteler:
Dietels PR:
Printz, H.
Jahn, E.
Printz, H.
Pax, F.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Melchior, H.
Suessenguth, K.
Scherz, W. &
J. Zimmermann
Printz, H.
Lindemann, E.
Printz, H.
Zahlbruckner, A.
Malme, G. O.A.
Loesener, T.
Printz, H.
Engler, A.
ENGLER, NAT. PFLANZENFAM. II
volume
Tet
oS
ee)
(or
_
Orn nWWHNDH
pagination
278-282, figs. 631-633
251-253, fig. 123
136-140, figs. 61-62
[368]-378, figs. 151-154
309-331, figs. 657-669
58-59, fig. 26
16-24, figs. 13-18
16
476-478, fig. 420
[224 ]-226, fig. 120
I17-123, figs. 521-525
I1I-119, figs. 83-89
103- 105
217-225, figs. 168-174
403-408, figs. 309-313
336-337, fig. 446
334
[67]-82, figs. 35-42
81-84, fig. 38
[1]-15, figs. 1-3
317, fig. 433
46-51, figs. 34-38
459-466, figs. 213-214
157-172, figs. 109-125
172-178, figs. 126-128
238-247, figs. [16-121
7-16, figs. 5-12
24-35, figs. 19-25
6-7
252-269, figs. 196-210
313-314, fig. 429
326-334, figs. 250-262
431-434, fig. 188-191
65-70, fig. 33-34
329-377, figs. 148-162
[174]-333,figs. 50-99
[334]-371
28-64, figs. 13-32
51-54, figs. 35-40
225-227, fig. 175
gi
35-38, fig. 11-15
541-640, figs. 236-289
362-374, figs. 276-281
144-184, figs. 68-87
date
1925
1926
1926
1934
1925
1930
1928
1928
1924
1936
1925
1928
1928
1927
1927
1928
1928
1931
1926
1938
1928
1933
1925
1927
1927
1926
1928
1928
1928
1927
1928
1927
1930
1926
1925
1953
1953
1927
1928
1927
1926
1930
1930
1927
1931
Ref.: Reed and Robinson, Index to Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien (Musci-Hepaticae)
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gegeben von A. Engler .
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1923, 15 vols. Oct. (Veg. Erde).
Co-author: Drude, Carl Georg Oscar (1852-1933).
Publ.: A second edition of vol. 14 was published in 1928, republished in facsimile in 1958
(Weinheim, J. Cramer); other facsimile reprints: 13: 1958 (Weinheim, J. Cramer),
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3 G. Radde 1899 Dec 1898 Mar 1899
4 G. Beck von Mannagetta IQOI Mai 1900 Nov 1go1
5 P. Graebner IQOI 18 Jun 1901 Jan 1902
6 O. Drude 1902 Jun 1902 Oct 1902
7 L. Diels 1906 Mai 1906 Sep 1906
8 K. Reiche 1907 Mar 1906 Jan 1908
9 DESO A. Engler IQIO Oct 1910 Jan Igtt
2/3 A. Engler IQIO Jan 1gtI
II A. Engler 1908 Feb 1908 Dec 1908
Ill 1 A. Engler IQI5 Feb 1915 Sep 1915
2 A. Engler, F. Pax 1921 Jun 1921 Nov 1921
Vid A. Engler 1925 Jul 1925 Nov 1925
10 I P.Rax 1898 Mai 1898
2 FoRax 1908 Jun 1908 Dec 1908
II L. Adamovié 1909 15 Dec 1908 Jan 1910
12 A. Weberbauer IQII Mar Ig10 Jun 1911
13 J. W. Harshberger IQII 21 Oct 1910 Jun 1911
14 L. Cockayne 1Q2I 15 Jan 1921 Nov 1921
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meniens. Leipzig 1899, p. [i]-vii, [viii], [1]-500, 3 maps, 7 pl. 13 text figs. — Copies: US.
4. Giinther Ritter Beck von Mannagetta, Die Vegetationsverh4ltnisse der illyrischen
Lander begreifend Siidkroatien, die Quarnero-Inseln, Dalmatien, Bosnien und die
Hercegovina, Montenegro, Nordalbanien, den Sandzak Novipazar und Serbien.
Leipzig 1901, p. [i]-xv, [1]-534, [535], 2 maps, 6 pl., 18 text figs. — Copies: NY, US.
5. P. Graebner, Die Heide Norddeutschlands und die sich anschliessenden Formationen
in biologischer Betrachtung. Leipzig 1901, p. [i]-xii, [1]-320. — Copies: NY.
6. Oscar Drude, Der Hercynische Florenbezirk, Leipzig 1902, p. [i]-xix, [1]-671, 1 map,
5 pl., 16 text figs. — Copies: NY.
7.L. Diels, Die Pflanzenwelt von West Australien siidlich des Wendekreisen. Leipzig
1906, p. [i]-xii, [1]-413. — Copies: NY.
&. Karl Reiche, Grundziige der Pflanzenverbreitung in Chile. Leipzig 1907, p. [i]-xiv,
[1]-374, 2 maps, 39 pl., 55 text figs. — Copies: NY.
g. A. Engler, Die Pflanzenwelt Afrikas insbesondere seiner tropischen Gebiete. Grundziige
der Pflanzenverbreitung in Afrika und die Charakterpflanzen Afrikas.
Band r. Allgemeiner Uberblick iiber die Pflanzenwelt Afrikas und ihre Existentz-
bedingungen.
Heft 1. Einleitung: Allgemeiner Uberblick iiber die Vegetationsverhaltnisse von
Afrika. Schilderung der Vegetation einzelner Bezirke zum Zwecke der Einftihrung
in die Vegetation Afrikas. Erstes Kapitel. Das Mediterrane Afrika. Zweites Kapitel.
Das tropische Ostafrika. Leipzig 1910, p. [i]-xxviii, [1]-478, 5 maps, 20 pl., 404 text
jigs. — Copies: NY, US.
2. [and 3.] Heft. Einleitung: ... Drittes Kapitel. Das siidwestliche Winterregen-
gebiet von Afrika. Viertes Kapitel. Das Sommerregengebiet Westafrikas. Fiinftes
Kapitel. Das Afrika benachbarte Makaronesien. Leipzig 1910, p. [i]-[xu], 479-
1027. — Copies: NY.
Band 2. Charakterpflanzen Afrikas (insbesondere des tropischen). Die Familien der
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afrikanischen Pflanzenwelt und ihre Bedeutung in derselben. 1. Die Pteridophyten,
Gymnospermen und monokotyledonen Angiospermen. Leipzig 1908, p. [1]-xi,
[1]-460, 16 pl., 316 text figs. — Copies: NY, US.
ENGLER, VEG. ERDE
Band 3. Heft 1. Charakterpflanzen ... 2. Die dikotyledonen Angiospermen. Casuari-
naceae bis Dichapetalaceae. Leipzig 1915, p. [i]-vi, [1]-869, gor text figs. — Copies:
NY, US.
Heft 2. Charakterpflanzen ... Angiospermen. Euphorbiaceae (bearb. von F. Pax),
Sapindales-Umbelliflorae (Schluss) ... Leipzig 1921, p. [i]-vul, [1]-878, 338 text
figs. — Copies: NY, US.
Band 5. Heft 1. Ausfiihrliche Schilderungen der Vegetationsverhaltnisse des tropischen
Afrika. I. Teil. Leipzig 1925, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-341, 1 map, 5 maps in text. — Copies:
NiY,, US:
zo. F. Pax, Grundziige der Pflanzenverbreitung in den Karpathen. Band II. Leipzig
1908, p. [1i]-vill, [1]-321, [322, err.], 29 text figs., 1 map. — Copies: NY.
zz. Lujo Adamovic, Die Vegetationsverhaltnisse der Balkanlander (Mésische Lander)
... Leipzig 1909, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-567, 6 maps, 49 pl., 11 text figs. — Copies: NY ,US.
rz. A. Weberbauer, Die Pflanzenwelt der peruanischen Anden in ihren Grundziigen
dargestellt. Leipzig 1911, p. [i]-xil, [1]-355. — Copies: NY, US.
13. John W. Harshberger, Phytogeographic Survey of North America ... Leipzig 1911,
p- [i]-Ixim, [1]-790. — Copies: NY, US. Facsimile edition: FAS.
14. L. Cockayne, The Vegetation of New Zealand, Leipzig, New York 1921, p. [i]-xxii,
[xxiii], [1]-364, 2 maps, 65 pl., 13 text figs. — Copies: NY, US.
Ed. 2: Leipzig 1928, [1i]-xxvi, [1], [1]-456, 3 maps, p/. 1-87.
15. Th. Herzog, Die Pflanzenwelt der bolivischen Anden und ihres éstlichen Vorlandes.
Leipzig 1923, p. [i]-vil, [1]-258, [259, err.]. — Copies: NY, US.
1713. Das Pflanzenreich. Regni vegetabilis conspectus. Im Auftrage der Preuss. Aka-
demie der Wissenschaften, herausgegeben von A. Engler. Berlin (Wilhelm Engelmann),
nos. 1-107, 1900-1953. Oct. +. — Facsimile edition of nos. 1-105, by Engelmann-Cramer,
Weinheim 1956-1961, of no. 106 by Akademie-Verlag, Berlin 1956. (Pflanzenr.)
Publ.: Davis (Taxon 6: 161-182, 1957) gives ““A guide and analysis of Engler’s ‘Das
Pflanzenreich’”’ from which the following tables are here reproduced:
Table 1: Arrangement by families in alphabetical order with full bibliographical
details and dates of publication.
Table 2: Alphabetical list of authors, with the family treatments in chronological order
per author.
Table 3: Heft numbers and chronological order of issue.
In the foreword to the first Heft (1900), Musaceae [V 45, Engler explained scope and
treatment of the monographs that were to be published under the title ““Das Pflanzen-
reich.” ‘The plant kingdom was divided into four groups. No treatments were ever
published for groups I and II. Of group II, Embryophyta asiphonogama, only one family
treatment was published (Heft 51) namely Warnstorff’s monograph of the Sphagna-
ceae (19 December 1911). All other Hefte dealt with families belonging to group IV
Embryophyta siphonogama. In his foreword Engler gave a systematic list of family
numbers. ‘hese family numbers should not be confused with the Heft numbers. The
former are in systematic order (1 Cycadaceae — 280 Compositae), the latter were a
publisher’s convenience enabling Engler to publish the treatments as they came to
hand in a “‘zwanglose Reihenfolge.’’ The Heft numbers (1-107) are therefore in
chronological order, the family numbers in systematic order.
The Pflanzenreich was never completed. One Heft, no. 107, was issued after the
second world war. The coverage of the Pflanzenreich is therefore incomplete. The
following tables list the published parts; incomplete family treatments are designated
as such; families which are not mentioned were not treated.
Citation of entries in the Pflanzenreich are best formulated as follows:
Niedenzu in Engler, Pflanzenreich IV. 141 (Heft 91): 1-246. 28 Feb. 1928.
The Roman numeral IV indicates the series. It seems almost superfluous to cite it
because the only Heft issued in another series (Group III) was no. 51 on the Sphag-
naceae and this carried no family number. Since, however, the Roman numeral
occurs on all title-pages, it is better to retain it in references.
The full list of family numbers (in systematic order) for group I1V, Embryophyta
siphonogama (nos. 1-280) is given in the foreword to the whole work (IV 4.5 Musaceae
1900); 78 of the families were actually published (complete or incomplete), see e.g.
the list in Taxon 6: 179. 1957.
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Alphabetical list of authors in chronological order under authors
author
Acherson, Paul F. A.
& Graebner, P.
Beck-Mannagetta,
Guenther
Berger, Alwin
Brand, August
Brand, August
Brand, August
Brand, August
Buchenau, Franz Georg
Buchenau, Franz Georg
Buchenau, Franz Georg
Buchenau, Franz Georg
family
author
Potamogetonaceae Knuth, Reinhard
Orobanchaceae
Liliaceae
Symplocaceae
Polemoniaceae
Hydrophyllaceae
Borraginaceae
Tropaeolaceae
Scheuchzeriaceae
Alismataceae
Butomaceae
Buchenau, Franz Georg Juncaceae
Cogniaux, Céleste
Alfred
Cogniaux, C. A. &
Harms, H.
Diels, Friedrich
Ludwig Emil
Diels, Friedrich
Ludwig Emil
Engler, Adolph H. G.
Engler, A. & Krause, K.
Engler, A. [p.p. with
Krause, K.]
Engler, A. &
Irmscher, E.
Fedde, Friedrich
Karl Georg
Giesen, Hans
Gilg, Ernest &
Perkins, Janet
Graebner, Peter Paul
Karl Otto Robert
Graebner, Peter Paul
Karl Otto Robert
Graebner, P. &
Ascherson, Paul
Grosser, Wilhelm
Gruening, G.
Harms, Hermann A. T.
& Cogniaux, C. A.
Hoffmann, Kaethe
& Pax, Ferdinand
Irmscher, Edgar &
Engler, A.
Jablonsky, E.
Knuth, R. & Pax, F.
Knuth, Reinhard
Gustav Paul
Knuth, Reinhard
Gustav Paul
Knuth, Reinhard
Gustav Paul
Knuth, Reinhard
Cucurbitaceae
Cucurbitaceae
Droseraceae
Menispermaceae
Araceae
Aponogetonaceae
Araceae
Saxifragaceae
Papaveraceae
Triuridaceae
Monimiaceae
Sparganiaceae
Typhaceae
Potamogetonaceae
Cistaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Cucurbitaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Saxifragaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Primulaceae
Geraniaceae
Dioscoreaceae
Oxalidaceae
Barringtoniaceae
Gustav Paul
Knuth, Reinhard
Gustav Paul
Koehne, Emil
Kraenzlin, Friedrich
Wilhelm Ludwig
Kraenzlin, F. W. L. &
Pfitzer, F.
Kraenzlin, F. W. L.
Kraenzlin, F. W. L.
Krause, Kurt &
Engler, A.
Krause, Kurt &
Engler, A.
Krause, K.
Krause, K.
Krause, K.
Kuekenthal, Georg
Limpricht, Wolfgang
Lingelsheim,
Alexander
Macfarlane, John M.
Macfarlane, John M.
Macfarlane, John M.
Mez, Carl Christian
Mez, Carl Christian
Mez, Carl Christian
Milbraed, Johannes
Niedenzu, Franz
Pax, Ferdinand
Pax, F. &
Knuth, R. G. P.
Pax, F.
Pax, F. &
Hoffmann, K.
Perkins, J. R. &
Gilg, E.
Perkins, Janet Russell
Perkins, Janet Russell
Pfitzer, Ernest Hugo
Heinrich
Pfitzer, E. &
Kraenzlin, F.
Pilger, Robert Kund
Friedrich
Pilger, Robert Kund
Friedrich
Radlkofer, Ludwig
Adolph Timotheus
Rendle, Alfred Barton
Rosenthal, K.
Ruhland, Wilhelm
Schellenberg, Gustav
Schindler, Anton Karl
Schulz, Otto Eugen
family
Lecythidaceae
Asteranthaceae
Lythraceae
Scrophulariaceae
Orchidaceae
Orchidaceae
Cannaceae
Aponogetonaceae
Araceae
Araceae
Goodeniaceae
Brunoniaceae
Cyperaceae
Taccaceae
Oleaceae
Sarraceniaceae
Nepenthaceae
Cephalotaceae
Myrsinaceae
Theophrastaceae
Bromeliaceae
Stylidiaceae
Malpighiaceae
Aceraceae
Primulaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Monimiaceae
Styracaceae
Monimiaceae
Orchidaceae
Orchidaceae
Taxaceae
Plantaginaceae
Sapindaceae
Naiadaceae
Daphniphyllaceae
Eriocaulaceae
Connaraceae
Haloragaceae
Erythroxylaceae
795
ENGLER, PFLANZENR.
author family author family
Schulz, Otto Eugen Cruciferae Wangerin, Walter Nyssaceae
Schumann, Karl Moritz Musaceae Wangerin, Walter Garryaceae
Schumann, Karl Moritz Marantaceae Wangerin, Walter Cornaceae
Schumann, K. M. Zingiberaceae Wangerin, Walter Alangiaceae
Schuster, J. Cycadaceae Warburg, Otto Pandanaceae
Skottsberg, Carl Myzodendraceae Warnstorf, C. Sphagnaceae
Solms-Laubach, Hydnoraceae Wimmer, Franz Elfried Campanulaceae
Herman Winkler, Hubert Betulaceae
Solms-Laubach Rafflesiaceae Wolff, Hermann Umbelliferae
Herman Zahn, K. H. Compositae
Walter, Hans Phytolaccaceae
Heft numbers and chronological order of issue
heft
date
number published
CON ODUOOBPWON DN
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4.10.1900
30.10.1900
30.10.1900
21.12.1900
21.6.1901
5.11.1901
5- 11.1901
5- 11.1901
17.12.1901
7.1.1902
6.5.1902
8.7.1902
8.7.1902
27.3.1903
27.3.1903
19.5.1903
19.5.1903
25.8.1903
25.8.1903
25.8.1903
9.10.1903
8.12.1903
17.6.1904
4.10.1904
13.6.1905
14.11.1905
12.12.1905
2.1.1906
15.5-1906
31.7.1906
19.2.1907
5-4.1907
13.8.1907
3.9.1907
29.10.1907
26.11.1907
8.5.1908
8.5.1908
26.5.1908
20.10.1908
8.12.1908
heft date
family and sections number published
Musaceae 38 18.5.1909
‘Typhaceae 39 1.6.1909
Sparganiaceae 40 21.12.1909
Pandanaceae 41 12.4.1910
Monimiaceae 41 12.4.1910
Hydnoraceae 41 12.4.1910
Rafflesiaceae 41 12.4.1910
Symplocaceae 42 3.5.1910
Naiadaceae 43 2.8.1910
Aceraceae 44 4.10.1910
Myrsinaceae 45 15.11.1910
Tropaeolaceae 46 6.12.1910
Marantaceae 47 14.2.1911
Orchidaceae 47 14.2.1Q11
Eriocaulaceae 48 4.8.1Q11
Cistaceae 49 10.10.1911
‘Theophrastaceae 50 L7eTO.LOUI
Scheuchzeriaceae 51 19-12, 1911
Alismataceae 52 LQt2 1902
Butomaceae 53 25.3.1912
Lythraceae 54. 25.3.1912
‘Taxaceae 54 25.3.1912
Betulaceae 55 6.8.1912
Zingiberaceae 56 22.10.1912
Araceae 57 22.10.1912
Primulaceae 58 15.4.1913
Haloragaceae 59 27.5.1913
Aponogetonaceae 60 23.9.1913
Juncaceae 61 16.12.1913
Droseraceae 62 10.11.1914
Polemoniaceae 63 10.11.1914
Scrophulariaceae 64 15.6.1915
Erythroxylaceae 65 22.6.1915
Styracaceae 66 26.9.1916
Potamogetonaceae 67 26.9.1916
Orchidaceae 68 6.6.1919
Liliaceae 68 6.6.1919
Sarraceniaceae 69 6.6.1919
Stylidiaceae 70 30.12.1919
Nepenthaceae 71 14.5.1920
Araceae 72 29.6.1920
family and sections
Cyperaceae
Phytolaccaceae
Papaveraceae
Nyssaceae
Garryaceae
Cornaceae
Alangiaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Umbelliferae
Euphorbiaceae
Orchidaceae
Menispermaceae
Cephalotaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Araceae
Monimiaceae
Orchidaceae
Sphagnaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Geraniaceae
Brunoniaceae
Goodeniaceae
Araceae
Cannaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Hydrophyllaceae
Araceae
Umbelliferae
Myzodendraceae
Euphorbiaceae
Araceae
Euphorbiaceae
Cucurbitaceae
Saxifragaceae
Euphorbiaceae
Daphniphyllaceae
Saxifragaceae
Cruciferae
Araceae
Oleaceae
ERDTMAN
heft date heft date
number published family and sections number published family and sectins—
73 6.7.1920 Araceae 98b 30.3.1932 Sapindaceae
74. 9-7-1920 Araceae g8c 16.8.1932 Sapindaceae
75 4.2.1921 Compositae g8d 15.11.1932 Sapindaceae
76 10.5.1921 Compositae gde 21.3.1933 Sapindaceae
77 18.10.1921 Compositae 98f 21.7.1933 Sqpindaceae
78 22.11.1921 Borraginaceae 98g 29.11.1933 Sapindaceae
79 14.2.1922 Compositae 98h 27.2.1934 Sapindaceae
80 14.3.1922 Orchidaceae 99 12.7.1932 Cycadaceae
81 19.9.1922 Euphorbiaceae 100 I 27.11.1934 Bromeliaceae
82 272.1923 Compositae 100 2 12.2:1935 Bromeliaceae
83 6.3.1923 Orchidaceae 100 3. 28.5.1935 Bromeliaceae
84 26.6.1923 Cruciferae 100 4 10.10.1935 Bromeliaceae
85 16.5.1924 Euphorbiaceae IOI I 26.11.1935 Cyperaceae
86 22.7.1924 Cruciferae IoI 2 18.2.1936 Cyperaceae
87 5.8.1924 Dioscoreaceae 101. 3 28.4.1936 Cyperaceae
88 28.11.1924. Cucurbitaceae IOI 4 24.11.1936 Cyperaceae
89 25. 21O27 Cruciferae 102 22.6.1937 Plantaginaceae
go 29.4.1927 Umbelliferae 103 31.5.1938 Connaraceae
gi 28.2.1928 Malpighiaceae 104. 14.1.1938 Triuridaceae
92 28.2.1928 ‘Taccaceae 105 22.8.1939 Barringtoniaceae
93 19.6.1928 Malpighiaceae 105 22.8.1939 Lecythidaceae
94 27.11.1928 Malpighiaceae 105 22.8.1939 Asteranthaceae
95 11.3.1930 Oxalidaceae 106 25.5.1943 Campanulaceae
96 30.9.1930 Orobanchaceae 106 1956 Campanulaceae
97 27.2.1931 Borraginaceae re-issued
98a 8.12.1931 Sapindaceae
Ref.: Engler, Sb. Preuss. Akad. Wiss. 22 Jan 1925.
Davis, ‘Taxon 6(6): 181-182. 1957.
1714. Beitrdége zur Entwicklungsgeschichte der Hochgebirgsfloren erlautert an der Verbreitung
der Saxifragen. [headline:] Einzelausgabe. Berlin (K6n. Akad. Wissenschaften) 1916.
Qu. (Beitr. Entwicklungsgesch. Hochgebirgsfl.)
Publ.: 16 Aug 1916 (p. 2), p. [i]-113, maps 1-8. — Published to commemorate the
fiftieth anniversary of the publication of De genere Saxifraga, Breslau 16 Aug 1866. —
Specially reprinted from Abh. kén. Preuss. Akad. Wiss. Jahrg. 1916, Phys.-math.
Klasse, no. 1, 1916. Copy: ‘““Einzelausgabe”’ M.
Erdner, Eugen (1869-1927), German botanist and clergyman in Neuburg a.D., later
in Donauworth. (Erdner).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 512.
Gerstlauer, Mitt. bayer. bot. Ges. 4: 105-106. 1928.
1715. Flora von Neuburg a.D. Verzeichnis der in dem Amtgerichtsbezirk Neuburg a.D.,
Rain und Monheim und den angrenzenden Teilen des tbrigen Schwabens, Mittel-
frankens und Oberbayerns wildwachsenden und haufiger kultivierten Gefasspflanzen.
s.l. [1g11]. Oct. (Fl. Neuburg).
Publ.: Mai 1911 (date on cover, bound with copy B), frontispiece, [1]-600. Copy: B. —
Originally published in Bericht naturwiss. Ver. Schwaben Neuburg 39 and 40 with
‘““Nachtrage und Verbesserungen”’ in vol. 41.
Erdtman, Otto Gunnar Elias (1897-1973), Swedish palynologist, (Erdtman).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Solna.
A971
ERDTMAN
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 30; Barnhart 1: 513; BFM 2573-2578;
BL 2: 525, 552; Bossert p. 117; KR p. 163; Langman p. 267.
Gullvag, Grana 12(3): 129-130. 1972 (portr.)
Rowley et al., J. Palyn. 8: 167. 1972.
Faegri, Pollen and Spores 15(1): 5-12. 1973.
Anon., Botanica (Delhi) 23(2-3): 63. 1973.
Nilsson and Praglowski, Rev. Palaeobot. Palynol. 15(1): 1-2. 1973 (portr.)
Sargeant, Microscopy 32(8): 319-331. 1973 (portr.)
Stearn, The Times, 6 Mar 1973.
Colinvaux, Yale Rev. 62: 631-636. 1973.
Burkart, Darwiniana 18(1-2): 281-282. 1973.
Henderson, Bot. Soc. Edinburgh News 10: 9-10. 1973.
Erfurth, Ch. B. (x-1893), German organist and botanist. (Evfurth).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 513; BM 2: 537; PR 2727; Anon., Mitt.
thir. bot. Ver. ser. 2. 6: 9. 1894.
1716. Flora von Weimar mit Beriicksichtigung der Culturpflanzen. Zum Gebrauche in
Schulen und beim Selbstunterrichte. Weimar (Hermann Bohlau) 1867. Oct. (Fl.
Weimar).
Ed.1: Mai-Sep 1867 (p. xiv: 8 Apr 1867; Flora 8 Oct 1867), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-320.
Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: Weimar Jan-Jul 1882 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1882), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-339. (n.v.)
Ref.: PR 2727.
Ascherson, Bot. Zeit. 29: 775-778. 10 Nov 1871.
Erichsen, Christian Friedo Eckhard (1867-1945), German lichenologist working in
Schleswig-Holstein, (Erichsen).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: HBG. — Further material at A, B, BM, BP, C, GB, KIEL, LD,
MANCH, UPS, W.
Ref.: GR p. 11; IH 1 (ed. 6): 108, 2: 184.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 182. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 513; GR p. 11; KR p. 163; LS 8066, suppl.
7525-75353; MW p. tog.
Mattick und Moller, Die Heimat 58(12): [2 p.]. 1951 (portr.)
Mattick, Willdenowia 1: 179-188. 1954 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Rabenhorst A7yptogamen-Flora ed. 2, Pertusariaceae, 9(5.1): Vil, 321-
512. 1935, 513-702, 728. 1936.
Eriksson, Jakob (1848-1931), Swedish botanist, physiologist and plant pathologist.
(Eriks.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown, much material at S. — Exsiccatae:
1. Svensk svamp-herbarium, omfattende i Sverige forekommande parasitsvampar (fasc. I,
nos. 1-50, Stockholm 1880), set at S.
2. Fungi parasitici scandinavici exsiccati (fasc. 1-10, nos. 1-500, Stockholm 1882-1895, see
KR p. 181 for accompanying literature), sets at B, BERN, BM, C, FH, HAL, L, LD,
NY, O, S. — Reviews: (1) Hedwigia 21: 176. Nov 1882, 183-184. Dec 1882; (2, 3)
ib. 22: 144. Sep 1883, 157-158. Oct 1883; (4, 5) 2b. 25: 216. Sep-Oct 1886; (6) ib. 28:
224-225. 1889 (rd. 1-3-30-4. 1889); (7, 8) 2b. 31: 88. Jan-Apr 1892.
3. Collectio cerealis varietates cerealium in Suecia maturescentes continens (fasc. 1-4, nos. 1-40,
Stockholm 1889-1899). Sets?
Ref.: TH 93) 1855 KR p. 181.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 435. 1916.
798
ERRERA
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 513; BFM 3131, 3132; BM 2: 538, 6: 306-
307; Bossert p. 118; CSP 7: 620, 9: 805, 12: 224, 14: 868; Frank 3(Anh.): 28; Jackson
p- 82, 491; KR p. 165-181; LS 8067-8139, suppl. 7535-7595.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 37, pl. 8, 1903, 3(3): 10. pl. 104. 1905 (portr.)
Whetzel, History phytopathology 86. 1918 (portr.)
Anon., Nature 127: 945-946. 1931.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1062-1163. 1940.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 197. 1971.
EPONYMY: Erikssonia Penzig & P. A. Saccardo (1898).
Ernst, Adolf [Adolfo] (1832-1899), German botanist who settled in Venezuela (1861).
(Ernst).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: K, Characeae were at B, other material at AMES, C, E, KIEL
and VEN (mostly destroyed).
Ref.: IH. 1 (ed. 6): 54 (VEN), 2: 185.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 271, 319. 1916.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinb. 79. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 514; BL 1: 260, 261; BM 2: 539; CSP 7:
623, 9: 807, 12: 225, 14: 872; Jackson p. 544 [index]; Langman p. 267; LS 8141-8146.
Ahrensburg, H., Bibliographia Prof. Dr. phil. A. Ernst, Caracas s.d., 32 p.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1900: 17.
Anon., Leopoldina 36: 47-48. 1900.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 48-49. 1898, 3: 44-45. 1902.
Jahn et al., Bol. Soc. Venez. Ci. Nat. 1: 319-379. 1932 (portr.)
Ernsting, Arthur Conrad (1709-1768), German physician and botanist. (Ernsting).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: [not in Barnhart]; BM 2: 539; PR 2733-2735.
1717. Historische und phystkalische Beschreibung der Geschlechter der Pflanzen. Welcher Hrn.
Linnaeus systematisches Verzeichnis von den Geschlechtern der Pflanzen beigefiiget
worden. Lemgo (mit Meyerschen Schriften) 1761-1762. 2 parts, Qu. (Hist. Beschr.
Geschl. Pft.)
Part 1: Aug-Nov 1761 (p. [xvi] Aug 1761; NZgS), p. [i-xxiv], [1]-424, pl. 1-5, uncol.
cop. Copies: MO, NY.
Part 2: 1762 (NZgS 18 Nov 1762), [i], [2, err.], [425]-748, index sign. Ss-Ddd, fl. 6-ro0.
Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 539; PR 2735.
Errera, Leo [-Abram] (1858-1905), Belgian botanist of Italian/German descent,
physiologist, evolutionary biologist and philosopher. (E7vrera).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BR.
Ref.: IH 2: 185.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 514; BM 2: 539; CSP g: 807, 12: 225;
GR p. 695.
Crépin, Guide bot. Belg. 449. 1878.
Marchal et al., Discours prononcés aux funérailles de Léo Errera, 4 Aott 1905. Liége
1905, 18 p., repr. from Rev. Univ. Bruxelles Jul-Sep 1905.
Massart, Rev. Univ. Brux. 11: 19-28. 1905.
Massart, Léo Errera 1858-1905, Bruxelles 1905, 40 p. (portr., bibl.)
De Wildeman, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 23: (43)-55. 1906 (portr., bibl.)
Dorfler, Botaniker Portrats 2: 18. 1906.
De Wildeman, Ann. Soc. belge Micr. 28: 64-114. 1907 (portr., bibl.)
799
ERRERA
De Wildeman, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 44: 9-58. 1907 (portr., bibl.)
Frédéricq et Massart, Notice sur Léo Errera, Annuaire Acad. Roy. Belg. 74: (131-279)
5-153. 1908 (portr., bibl.; the main biography).
Cavillier, Boissiera 5:.41. 1941.
Evens, Gesch. Algologie Belgie 168-169. 1944.
Oye, Biol. Jaarboek Dodonaea 26: 181-185. 1958 (contacts with Gent botanists).
Errera, A., et al., Commémoration Léo Errera, Univ. libre de Bruxelles 10, 11 et 12
septembre 1958, Bruxelles 1960.
Pelseneer, Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 92: 269-270. 1960 (manuscripts Errera at Univ. Bruxel-
les).
Pilet, DSB 4: 401-402. 1971 (bibl.) (as Léo-Abram; all other sources have Léo).
Smit, History of the life sciences 921. 1974.
COLLECTED Works: Recueil d’oeuvres de Léo Errera, 4 vols., Bruxelles 1908-1922.
EPONYMY: Errerana O. Kuntze (1891).
Eschenbach, Johann Friedrich 7 57-x), German physician and botanist at Leipzig.
(Eschenbach) .
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 540; PR 2736-2738.
EPONYMY: Eschenbachia Moench (1794).
1718. Disputatio physica observationum botanicarum specimen continens quam auctoritate
atque consensa amplissimi philosophorum ordinis pro obtinendis docendi juribus d. xv
maji mdcclxxxiv defendit Joannes Fridericus Eschenbach ... cum Joanne Guilielmo
Linckio. Leipzig (ex officina Klavearthia) [1774]. Qu. (Disp. observ. bot. spec.)
Co-defendant: Johann Wilhelm Linck.
Publ.: 15 Mai 1774, p. [1]-40. Copy: USDA.
Reprint: In Usteri’s Delectus opusculorum botanicorum 2(14). 1791.
Eschscholtz, Johann Friedrich Gustav von (1793-1831), Estonian (Baltic-German)
explorer, biologist and physician. (Eschsch.)
HERBARIUM and Types: the collections from the voyage on the Rurik (1815-1818) and
the Predpriatie (Enterprise) (1823-1826) are at LE, duplicates at BR, C, G, GH (see
also under Chamisso).
Ref.: 1H 2: 185; Laségue p. 212-213.
Eastwood, Leaflets western Bot. 4: 17-21. 1944 (on his Californian collection).
Miller, Taxon 19: 522. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1: 890; Barnhart 1: 515; BM 2: 541; CSP 2: 5109-
520; 7: 625; PR sub.
Anon., Flora 14: 512. 1831.
Recke und Napiersky, Allg. Schriftsteller- und Gelehrten-Lexikon Livland, Esthland
und Kurland 523. 1827, Beise und Napiersky, Nachtr. u. Forts. 173. 1859.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist.-nat. 673 [index]. 1846.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 108. 1882.
Safford, Cont. U.S. natl. Herb. 9: 28-29. 1905.
Jepson, Madrofio 1: 253. 1929 (portr.)
Essig, Hist. Entomology 617-622. 1931.
Mahr, Stanford Univ. Publ. Hist. Econ. Polit. Sci. 2(2): 19, 75, 131, 133. 1932.
Backer, Verkl. Woordenb. 202. 1936.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 167 [index]. 1942.
Alden and Ifft, Occ. Papers Calif. Acad. Sci. 20: 27-28. 1943.
Eastwood, Leaflets Western Bot. 4: 19-21, 153-156. 1945.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 157. 1950, 8(1): 32. 1974.
800
ESPER
Ewan, in A century of progress in the natural sciences 48. 1955.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 154. 1961.
Thomas, Huntia 3: 8. 1969 (preprint).
Blacker, L. J., DSB 4: 406-407. 1971 (bibl.)
Papavero, Essays history neotrop. Dipterol. 51, 112. 1971.
Lukina, Johann Friedrich Eschscholtz, Leningrad 1975 (in Russian; portr., bibl.)
EPONYMY: Eschscholizia Bernhardi (1833, orth. var.) ; Eschscholzia Chamisso (1820).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 497-498. 1974; Lipschitz & Vasilczenko, Harbarium
centrale USSR 135-136. 1968.
Eschweiler, Franz (Franciscus) Gerhard (Gerardus) (1796-1831), German physician
and botanist. (Eschw.)
HERBARIUM and Types: M; further material at BR via Martius.
Ref GR pel ieguile2 2 Togs nay
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 515; BM 2: 541; CSP 2: 520; DTS 1: 66,
6(4): 19; GR p. 11; LS 8176-8177a; PR 2739-2740.
Anon., Flora 14: 512. 1831.
Pongratz, Acta Albertina Ratisbonensia, Naturf. Regensb. 25. 1963.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Litt. Lichenol. 1: 452, 467, 525, 610, 615, 2: 103, 494.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Lichenes, in vol. 1 of Martius, Fl. bras., 1833.
EPONYMY: Eschweilera C. F. P. Martius ex A. P. de Candolle (1828); Eschweilerta Zippel
ex Boerlage (1887).
1719. De fructificatione generis Rhizomorphae commentatio ... Accedit novum genus Hypho-
mycetum. Cum tabula aenea. Elberfeld (Sumtibus Buschlerianis) 1822. Qu. (Fruct. gen.
Rhizomorph.)
Publ.: 1822 (p. 4: 6 Jul 1822 (“pridie Non Jul.”’), Flora 14 Dec 1822), p. [1]-35, [36,
motto], 1 copper engraving after a drawing by the author. Copies: L, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 541; PR 2739.
Anon., Flora 5: 725-728. 14 Dec 1822 (rev.)
1720. Systema lichenum, genera exhibens rite distincta, pluribus novis adaucta. Niirnberg
(J. L. Schrag) 1824. Qu. (Syst. lich.)
Publ.: 1824 (Flora 28 Oct 1824), p. [1]-26, 2 tabl. — Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 541; LS 8177; PR 2740.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Litt. Lichenol. 2: 103-108. 1869.
Anon., Flora 8: 241-249. 28 Apr 1825 (rev.)
Esper, Eugen Johann Christoph (1742-1810), German zoologist and phycologist.
(Esper).
HERBARIUM and Types: B, ER (incomplete).
Ref: VA 22166:
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 264. 1916.
Koster, ‘Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 6: 376-377; Barnhart 1: 516; BM 2: 541-542;
CSP 2: 521; Jackson p. 155; NI 696; PR 2744; Quenstedt p. 131; SO 146.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. na.t Banks 5: 227 [index]. 1800.
Engelmann, Bibl. Hist.-nat. 673. 1846.
Spiess, Abh. naturf. Ges. Niirnberg 8: 203. 1891.
Silva, Wasmann J. Biol. 11(2): 229-230. 1953.
EPONYMY: Espera Willdenow (1801).
8o1
ESPER
1721. Icones fucorum cum characteribus systematicis, synonimis [sic] auctorum et descrip-
tionibus novarum specierum. Abbildungen der Tange mit beygefiigten systematischen
Kennzeichen, Anfithrungen der Schriftsteller, und Beschreibungen der neuen Gattun-
gen. Nirnberg (Raspe) 1797-1808, 7 Hefte 2 vols. Qu. (Ic. fuc.)
vol. fasc. pages plates dates
I I [1]-54 1-24 1797
2 [55]-126 25-29, 290, 30-63 1798
3 [127-]129-166 64-87 1799
4 [a 167-2175 [it-Kere.|s 88-111 1800
[ii,igem. t:p.i]
2 5 [1]-53 [sic], [1] TIL T1350 1802
6 [i], 53-101 136, 1360, 137-144, 1444, 1804
145-157
7 [103-]105-132 158-160, 160a, 161, r6ra, Apr 1808
162, 162a, 163, 163a, 164-169
Erster Anhang l-iv 1-4 1808
Zweyter Anhang 1-ili I-4 1808
* Many erroneous page numbers (167 as ‘‘127,”’ 217 as “117°’). For an extensive com-
mentary see Silva. Copy orig. ed.: UC.
The 184 coloured copper engravings are of drawings by Esper. According to Pritzel, the
seventh fascicle is often lacking. The HNC facsimile reprint, however, includes this Heft.
“The majority of the species of algae treated in the Jcones had been described previously,
and Esper’s uncritical and even inaccurate figures and discussions, based solely on dried
(and frequently fragmentary) material detracted rather than added to their understand-
ing” (Silva). The importance of the book stems from the circumstance that it is one of
the earliest phycological publications and that Esper’s name is frequently cited in
synonymies.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1966, Historiae naturalis classica vol. 50. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 2: 542; Jackson p. 155; NI 606; PR 2744; IDC 6152.
Boucher, Magas. encycl. 1798(4): 421.
Mertens, in Schrader, J. Bot. 1800(1): 170-202, 1801(1): 32-52.
Silva, Wasmann J. Biol. 11(2): 221-232. 1953.
1721a. Die Pflanzenthiere in Abbildungen nach der Natur mit Farben erleuchtet nebst
Beschreibungen. Niirnberg (Raspe) [1788-]1791-1829[-1830]. 3 vols. Qu. (Pflanzenthiere) .
Theil pars pages dates
I 1-2 [1]-96 1788
3-4. 97-192 1789
5-6 [i]-xi1, 193-320 17Q1 t-p.: 1791, p. xl: Sep (1791
2 7-8 [1]-96 1791
g-10 97-180 1792
I 181-220 1793
12 [i], 221-305 1794
2 13 1-24 1805
14-15 25-144 ?
16 [145 ]-284 1829 by F. L. Hammer
1) 285-end 1830 by F. L. Hammer
In all: 149, 130 and 19 plates by Esper. Copy: UC (incompl.)
Plates Theil 1: 1-3, 3a, 4, 4a, 5, 6-8, 1-4, 4a-8, 8a, 9, 10, 10a-21, 210-31, I-17, 1-6 [68 plates
fide t.p.]
Theil 2: 1-49 [106 fide t.p.]
Theil 3: Sertul. 1-35, Vortic. 1, Tubul. z, Flustra 7, Petrif. 8a, 9.
Ref.: BM 2: 542.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 137. 1969.
802
ETTINGSHAUSEN
1722. Fortsetzungen der Pflanzenthiere in Abbildungen nach der Natur mit Farben erleuchtet
nebst Beschreibungen. Nurnberg 1794[-1806], 2 vols. Qu. (Fortsetz. Pflanzenthiere).
hel pars pages dates
I 1-2 [1]-64 1794
3-4. 65-116 Apr-Sep 1795
5-6 117-168 Apr-Sep 1796
7-8 [i-i1], 169-230 Sep 1797
2 9 I-24 Sep 1798
10 25-48 1806
114 and 33 plates by Esper and Jac. Sturm. — Copy: UC (vol. 1, pl. 32-67). —'T.p. vol. 1
has “106” plates.
Ref.: BM 2: 542.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 137. 1969.
Etheridge, Robert Jr. (1847-1920), British palaeobiologist, from 1887-1920 in Austra-
lia. (Etheridge).
COLLECTIONS: early British material at BM.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 260; Barnhart 1: 517; BM 2: 544, 6: 308-
309; CSP 7: 627, 9: 811-814, 12: 225, 14: 884-887; Jackson p. 182; LS 8186; Quenstedt
Paige:
Fletcher, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW 45: 5-6. 1920.
A.S.W., Nature 104: 700-701. 1920.
Bather, Quart. J. geol. Soc. London 76: lix-lx. 1921.
Dun and Rainbow, Rec. austral. Mus. Sydney 15: 1-27. 1926 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: with H. Alleyne Nicholson (q.v.): A monograph of the Silurian fossils of
the Girvan district in Ayrshire. Edinburgh, London, plants in 1(1): Oct-Dec 1878.
EPONYMY: Etheridgea C. von Ettingshausen (1893).
Etienne, Georges (x-1910), French bryologist. (Etienne).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. — Exsiccatae: Mousses de la Normandie, préparées et
classées d’aprés la méthode de W.-Ph. Schimper (fasc. i-iv, nos. 1-250, Rouan, 1870-
1889), BM, CGE, CN, FH, PC.
Ref.: 1H 2: 186.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 517; CSP 14: 887-888.
Ettingshausen, Constantin Freiherr von (1826-1897), Austrian botanist, palaeonto-
logist and mineralogist at Graz, publisher of numerous nature-printed works. (Hiétingsh.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: W [?], some material at BM.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 260-261; Barnhart 1: 518; BM 2: 545-546,
6: 309; Bossert p. 119; CSP 2: 525-526, 7: 627-628, 9: 815, 14: 888-889; DTS 1: 66;
Frank 3(Anh.): 29; GR p. 432; IF p. 695; Jackson p. 544 [index]; Langman p. 273;
MW p. 110, suppl. p. 61; NI 608-614; PR 2749-2763; Quenstedt p. 132.
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. geol. Survey 5: 380-381. 1885.
Krasser, Oest. bot. Z. 4.7: 273-284, 349-355. 1897 (bibl., portr.), repr. 36 p.
Hann, Alman. Akad. Wien 47: 298-304. 1897 (bibl.)
Horner, Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien 47: 55-58. 1897.
Hoernes, Mitt. naturw. Ver. Steiermark 1897: 79-106. 1898 (bibl., portr.)
Staub, Féldtani Kézlény 28: 1-12. 1898 (bibl., 114 titles).
Anon., Botanik und Zoologie in Osterreich 1850-1900. Wien 1gor (portr.)
803
ETTINGSHAUSEN
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 81. 1903, 3(3): 66. 1905.
Fischer, Gutenberg-Jahrbuch 8: 205-208. 1933 (extensive bibliography of E.’s nature-
prints).
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 449 [index]. 1937.
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 243. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: see J. S. Gardner and C. Ettinghausen, A monograph of the British Eocene
flora, 1879-1886.
EPONYMY: Kitingshausenia Stiehler (1857).
1723. Physiotypia plantarum austriacarum. Der Naturselbstdruck in seiner Anwendung auf
die Gefasspflanzen des ésterreichischen Kaiserstaates, mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung
der Nervation in den Flachenorganen der Pflanzen. Wien (K.K. Hof- und Staats-
druckerei) [1655-]1856, 6 vols. Qu. and Fol. (Physiotyp. pl. austr.)
Co-author: Alois Pokorny (1826-1880).
Nature-printer: Alois Auer (1813-1869).
Text vol.: Wien Jan 1856, Qu. (p. xii: 24 Dec 1855; “Jan” Bot. Zeit. 14 Mar 1856),
p. [iJ-lxvui, [1], [1]-276, pl. t-xxx. Copy: NY.
Plates: five vols., imperial folio, publ. 1855-1856, roo plates each, in all 1588 figs. Reprinted
1873, see below.
Note: ‘The most important work produced by nature printing ever published. The first
edition is very rare, the plates appear usually in the 1873 re-issue which also contains a
further five volumes, still prepared by Auer before his death in 1869. The book was
presented to a meeting of the Deutsche naturf. Aerzte on 17 Sep 1856.
Ref.: BM 2: 546; Fischer no. 69; Jackson p. 263; NI 613; Plesch p. 219; PR 2756.
Ettinghausen, $.B. Akad. Wiss. Wien 20: 407-491. 1856 (Fischer no. 56), reprinted as
Bericht tiber das Werk Physiotypia plantarum austriacarum, Wien 1856, 87 p., 10 and 3 pl.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 14: 358-360, 486-491, 1856.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 1: 210-211. 1975 (sold at £ 1100).
1724. Die Blatt-Skelete der Dikotyledonen mit besonderer Ricksicht auf die Untersuchung
und Bestimmung der fossilen Pflanzenreste ... Mit 95 Tafeln in Naturselbstdruck und
276 in den Text gedruckten Physiotypen. Wien (K.K. Hof- und Staatsdruckerei) 1861.
Qu. (Blatt-Skel. Dikot.)
Publ.: 1861 (p. viit: 15 Nov 1860), p. [i]-xlvi, [1], [1]-308, pl. i-xcv. Copy: NY. — The
95 plates are composed of 104.2 separate blocks, which with the 276 text illustrations,
totals 1318 ills.
Ref.: BM 2: 545; Fischer 51; NI 609; PR 2758.
1725. Uber die Entdeckung des neuholldndischen Charakters der Eocenflora Europa’s und iber die
Anwendung des Naturselbstdruckes zur Forderung der Botanik und Palaontologie, als
Entgegnung auf die Schrift des Herrn Professor Dr. F. Unger: “‘Neuholland in Europa.”
Wien (K.K. Hof- und Staatsdruckerei) 1862. Oct. (Entd. neuholl. Char. Eocenjl.)
Publ.: 1862 (p. 10: Oct 1861), p. [1]-93, 153 text als. (of which 28 are copies of illustrations
in Unger, Neu-Holland in Europa, Wien 1861). Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 545; Fischer no. 52; NI 610; PR 2759.
1726. Physiographie der Medicinal-Pflanzen nebst einem Clavis zur Bestimmung der Pflan-
zen mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der Nervation der Blatter. Wien (Wilhelm Brau-
miiller) 1862. Oct. (Physiogr. Med.-Pfi.)
Publ.: 1862 (p. vi: Oct 1861), p. [i]-xiv, [1, h.t.], [1]-432, 294 text ills., nature printed.
Copies: NY, U.
Ref.: BM 2: 545; Fischer no. 53; NI 612; PR 2760.
1727. Photographisches Album der Flora Osterreichs zugleich ein Handbuch zum Selbst-
unterricht in der Pflanzenkunde. ... Mit 173 Tafeln, enthaltend eine Sammlung ge-
druckter Photographien von charakteristischen Pflanzen der einheimischen Flora. Wien
(Wilhelm Braumiiller) 1864. Oct. (Photogr. Album Fl. Osterr.)
Publ.: Jan 1864 (p. iv: Oct 1863; Flora 17 Feb 1864; Bot. Zeit. 18 Mar 1864), p. []-
804.
EULENSTEIN
xxviii, [1, h.t.], [1]-319, 773 full page ills. in text which are photographic reproductions,
reduced, from the Physiotypia. Copy: B.
Ref.: BM 2: 545; NI 608; PR 2761.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 22: 83. 18 Mar 1864.
1728. Die Farnkrauter der JFetztwelt zur Untersuchung und Bestimmung der in den
Formationen der Erdrinde eingeschlossenen Ueberreste von vorweltlichen Arten dieser
Ordnung nach dem Flachen-Skelet bearbeitet. . .. Mit zahlreichen in den Text gedruck-
ten Abbildungen und 180 Tafeln im Naturselbstdruck. Wien (Carl Gerold’s Sohn) 1865.
Qu. (Farnkr. Jetztw.)
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1864 (p. vi: Oct 1864, “‘erschienen”’ Flora 14. Dec 1864, Hedwigia Dec
1864; rev. Bull. Soc. bot. France 11 (Bibl.): 261-262. 1864), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-298, pl. z-
180, tinted, with 2138 ills., gr text ill. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 545; Fischer 57; IF p. 695; Jackson p. 150; NI 611; PR 2762; IDC 6521.
1729. Physiotypia plantarum austriacarum. Die Gefasspflanzen Osterreichs in Naturselbst-
druck, mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der Nervation in den Flachenorganen der
Pflanzen, 2 series, 10 vols. of plates and 2 vols. text, Wien (K.K. Hof- und Staats-
druckerei), Praha (F. Tempsky) 1873. Fol. (Phystotyp. pl. austr.)
Co-author: Alois Pokorny (1826-1880).
Publ.: The first series is a reprint of the 1855-1856 edition (see above no. 1723); the
second series contains plates produced by Auer before his death in 1869, but published
only in the edition by F. Tempsky in Praha.
Text vol. r: “I. Serie, den I. bis V. Band der Tafeln oder die Tafeln 1-500 enthaltend.
Textband mit 30 Quarttafeln. Wien 1873 ... Verlag von F. Tempsky in Prag,” Qu.,
p. [i*], [i]-lxvii, 1-276 (263?), pl. i-xxx. Copy: NY.
Text vol. 2: “II. Serie ... 1873, p. [i-iv], 1-80 (p. iv: 1 Mai 1873). Copy: NY.
Series I. Vol. 1: 1873, p. [i]-x, pl. r-z00.
Vol. 2: 1873, p. [i-1v], pl. ror-200.
Vol. 3: 1873, p. [i-iv], pl. 201-300.
Vol. 4: 1873, p. [i-iv], pl. 301-400.
Vol. 5: 1873, p. [i-iv], pl. gor-500.
Series II. Vol. 6: 1873, [i*, t.p. for ser. 2], [i-iv], pl. 501-600.
Vol. 7: 1873, p. [i-iv], pl. 601-700.
Vol. 8: 1873, p. [1-iv], pl. 701-800.
Vol. 9: 1873, p. [i-iv], pl. 80r-goo.
Vol. 10: 1873, p. [i-1v], pl. gor-ro0o.
Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 546; Fischer no. 70; NI 614.
1730. Untersuchungen tiber Ontogenie und Phylogenie der Pflanzen auf palaontologischer
Grundlage ... (Mit 7 Tafeln in Naturselbstdruck und 1 Textfigur). Wien (K.K. Hof-
und Staatsdruckerei) 1890. Qu. (Unters. Ontog. Phylog. Pfl.)
Co-author: Franz Krasan (1840-1907).
Publ.: 1890 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1890), p. [i, t.p. reprint], [1]-36, pl. 1-7. Copy: U. — Pre-
printed from Denkschr. math.-wiss. Cl. k. Akad. Wiss. 57. 1890 (or early 1891, Nat.
Nov. Mar 1891).
Ref.: BM 6: 549.
Eulenstein, Theodor (x-1875), German diatomologist. (Eulenstein).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. — Exsiccatae: Diatomacearum species typicae (1 cent.,
nos. I-100, Stuttgart 1867, ed. 2, nos. 1-100, Dresden 1869), sets at AWH, B, BM, FH,
FILE, P@siS; W.
Rep We 2) 186:
Candolle, Phytographie 411. 1880.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 72. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: CSP 7: 628; LS 8191.
Anon., Hedwigia 14(4): 64. 1875.
EUPHRASEN
Euphrasén, Bengt Anders (1756-1796), Swedish botanist who made a journey to the
Swedish West Indies in 1788. (Euphrasén).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: The main Euphrasén herbarium was sold to Mellerborg (q.v.)
and was acquired by Thunberg in 1806 and is now still incorporated in the Thunberg
herbarium (UPS). According to Urban the notes on localities were added later and do
not always agree with Euphrasén’s publications. The annotations on the sheets are by
Thunberg, and it is highly probable that the latter received the plants unmounted and
had them incorporated in his herbarium in the usual way, adding notes of his own. The
collection does not seem to be complete. A small number of Euphrasén’s plants is also at S.
Refi: Wa 23186!
Euphrasén, Beskrifning 6fver svenska vestindiska 6n St. Barthélemy, samt 6arne
St. Eustache och St. Christopher. Stockholm 1795, German translation Géttingen
1798 (PR 2765).
Lowegren, Naturaliekabinett i Sverige under 1700-talet 344. 1952.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 518; BM 2: 548; KR p. 182; Langman
p. 272; PR 2765.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 49, 176-177. 1898, 3: 45. 1902.
Evans, Alexander William (1868-1959), American bryologist and lichenologist at
Yale. (A. Evans).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Main collections at YU. The Heller types from Puerto Rico are
at NY, much other material also at NY and further at B, BP, FH, G, H, MICH, MO,
PC, US.
Ref: Teo 167:
Urban, Symb. ant. 5: 6. 1908.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 518; BM 2: 548, 6: 309-310; Bossert p. 119;
CSP 14: 890; GR p. 187-188; LS suppl. 7759-7760; MW p. 110, suppl. p. 62.
Urban, Symb. ant. 5: 5-6. 1908.
Verdoorn, Ann. bryol. 11: 3. 1938 (portr.)
Nichols, Ann. bryol. 41: 1-5. 1938 (portr.)
Fernald, Rhodora 52: 49-51. 1950.
Anderson, The Bryologist 63: 84-88. 1960 (portr.)
Asahina, J. Jap. Bot. 35(2): 64. 1960.
Hale, Bull. Torrey bot. Cl. 87: 354-356. 1960.
Reeder, Taxon g: 168-169. 1960.
Reeder and Reeder, Rhodora 62: 245-250. 1960 (portr.)
Schuster, The Bryologist 63: 73-81. 1960, Rev. bryol. lichénol. 29: 132-140. 1960 (portr.)
Schuster, Rev. bryol. lichénol. 29: 132-140. 1960 (portr., bibl.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 155-156. 1973.
COMPOSITE worRKs: WAF, Marchantiales 14(1): 9-66. 19 Jan 1923.
EPONYMY: Evansia C. Douin (1914) ; Evansianthus Schuster & Engel (1973) ; Evansiolejeunea
Vanden Berghen (1948).
Note: Evansia 8. A. J. Pocock (1972) is dedicated to C. R. Evans, Canadian micropalae-
ontologist.
Everhart, Benjamin Matlack (1818-1904), American mycologist. (verh.)
HERBARIUM and Types: For his North American fungi and Fungi colombiani see J. B. Ellis. -
Other material also at MAINE and NY.
Refi Tio *187.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s Handb. 182. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 520; BM 2: 549; CSP 12: 217, 14: 823-824;
GR p. 188; LS 7890-7960; ME 1: 183 [biography].
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EWART
Harshberger, Botanists in Philadelphia 227, 444. 1899.
Kellerman, W. A., J. Mycol. 10: 225. 1904.
Anon., Nat. Cycl. Amer. Biogr. 10: 470. 1909.
EPONYMY: LEverhartia P. A. Saccardo & J. B. Ellis ex P. A. Saccardo (1882).
Eversmann, Eduard Friedrich [von] (1794-1860), German botanist at Kazan.
(Eversm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material at B, LE, MW and P.
Refs oes 7).
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 344. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 520; BM 2: 549, 6: 310; CSP 2: 532-534,
6: 651, 12: 226; GR p. 11; LS 8207-8208; PR 2768; Quenstedt p. 133.
Anon., Bonplandia g: 46. 1861.
Herder, Bot. Jb. 9: 435. 1888.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Litt. Lichenol. 1: 551.
EPONYMY: Eversmannia Bunge (1838).
1731. In Lichenum esculentum Pallasii et species consimiles adversaria. Cum tabula lapidi incisi
et vivis coloribus picta. (Acad. trad. die viii mart. a. mdcccxxv). Mit einem Nachtrage
von Dr. Fr. L. Nees von Esenbeck. (Lich. escul.)
Publ.: Reprinted (with original pagination) from Nova Acta Leop. 15: 349-362. 1831. —
Received by Regensburg Botanical Society on 8 Feb 1832, review Flora 14 Apr 1832
(15: 224). Copy reprint: NY.
Ref.: PR 2768.
Ewart, Alfred James (1872-1937), British born government botanist of Victoria at
Melbourne, professor of botany 1906-1937. (Ewart).
HERBARIUM and Types: MEL, further material at B and NH.
Refs VA osi188:
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 344. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 521; BM 6: 311; BL 1: 67, 73, 74; CSP 14:
goo; LS suppl. 7788-7793.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 264. 1937.
Osborn, Proc. Linn. Soc. 150: 314-317. 1938.
IG B:@ F141 (8557))2 17. 1930.
Willis, Victorian Naturalist 66(5): 83-84. 1949.
EPONYMY: Ewartia Beauverd (1910).
1732. The flora of the Northern Territory. by Alfred J. Ewart ... and Olive B. Davies ...
with appendices by J. M. Maiden ... and by A. A. Hamilton and Edwin Cheel. And
illustrations by Ethel McLennan ..., Isabel Cookson ..., Ellinor Archer ... and
M. Flockton. Melbourne (McCarron, Bird & Co.) 1917. Oct. (Fl. N. Territory).
Co-author: Olive Blanche Davies.
Collaborators: Joseph Henry Maiden (1859-1925); Arthur Andrew Hamilton (1855-
1929) ; Edwin Cheel (1872-x) ; Ethel Irene McLennan; Isabel Clifton Cookson; Mary
Ellinor Lucy Archer; Margaret Flockton.
Publ.: Dec 1917 (p. viii: Sep 1917), p. [i]-vili, 8-387, pl. i-xxvii, 7 tab., 1 map. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 6: 311.
1733- Flora of Victoria, [Melbourne] (University Press) 1930. Oct. (Fl. Victoria).
Publ.: Apr 1931 (probably 23rd; fide Eichler 1965), p. [1]-1257. Copies: NY, U. Additions
and changes were published in the Victorian Naturalist 53: 60-63. Aug 1936.
Ref.: Eichler, Hj., Supplement to Black’s Flora S. Australia 14. 1965.
807
EXELL
Exell, Arthur Wallis (1901-x), British botanist, worker on the Flora Zambesiaca and
the flora of Angola. (Exell).
HERBARIUM and types: BM, further material at BR, COI, K and LISC.
Ref.: 1H 2: 188.
Hepper and Neate, Plant coll. West Africa 29. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 521; BL 1: 22; Bossert p. 120; IF suppl. 4:
312; Langman p. 273, suppl. 7809; MW p. rio.
Ross, Taxon 11: 139. 1962.
Anon., Garcia de Orta, Bot. 2(1): pl. viii. 1974 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Exellia Boutique (1951).
1734. Conspectus florae angolensis elaborado pelo Instituto botanico de Coimbra com a
colaboracao do Museu britanico (British Museum) fundado por L. Wittnich Carrisso (T)
Lisboa (Ministerio do Ultramar, Junta de Investigagées do Ultramar) [1937-]1970,
4 vols. Oct. (Consp. fl. angol.)
Co-authors: Francisco de Ascengao Mendonga (1889-x); E. J. Mendes (1924-x) (for vol.
4); Abilio Fernandes (1906-x) (vols. 3 and 4).
Founder: Luis Wittnich Carrisso (1886-1937).
vol. pars pages dates
I I [ix]-xxii, [1]-176 30 Jan 1937
2 fi-viii], [i], [177]-422 20 Aug 1951
2 I [xill-xvi], [1]-152 20 Mai 1954
2 [i-xii, xvii-xvili], [153]-322 20 Apr 1956
3 I [1]-187 30 Jan 1962
2 [i]-[vii], [189]-407, map 29 Apr 1966
4 [i-vii], [1]-401, z col. pl., pl. 1-45 14 Aug 1970
Copy: U.
Ref.: Exell et al., Bol. Soc. Broteriana ser. 2. 26: 213-220. 1952 (collectors).
Eyma, Pierre Joseph (1903-1945), Dutch botanist, educated at Utrecht. (Eyma).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BO (collections from Indonesia), Dutch material at L, European
collections at U.
Ref.: TH 2: 188.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Steenis-Kruseman, FI. males. ser. 1. 1: 159-161. 1950
(portr. )
Steenis, Bull. Jard. bot. Buitenzorg ser. 3. 18(4): 403-406. 1950 (portr., itin.)
HANDWRITING: FI. males. ser. 1. 1: cxlix. 1950.
1735+ The Polygonaceae, Guttiferae and Lecythidaceae of Surinam. Proefschrift ter verkrijging
van den graad van doctor in de wis- en natuurkunde aan de Rijks-Universiteit te Utrecht
op gezag van den rector-magnificus Dr. C. G. N. de Vooys hoogleeraar in de faculteit
der letteren en wijsbegeerte volgens besluit van den Senaat der Universiteit te verdedigen
tegen de bedenkingen van de faculteit der wis- en natuurkunde op Maandag 21 Novem-
ber 1932 des namiddags te vier uur door Pierre Joseph Eyma geboren te Maarssen.
Amsterdam 1932. Oct. (Polygon. Guttif. Surinam).
Publ.: 21 Nov 1932, p. [i-ix], [1]-223, 3 pl., map, theses [3] p., loose. Copy: FAS. —
Published as a thesis defended at the University of Utrecht. Part of this thesis, p. 8-84,
was republished later in 1932 as Mededeelingen van het Botanisch Museum en
Herbarium van de Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht no. 4, p. 1-77, pl. 7-zit.
The remaining part was preprinted from Pulle, Flora of Surinam 1(1): 49-71. Mar
1934 (Pol.), 3(1): 65-118 (Gutt.), 119-155 (Lec.). Mar 1934.
808
FABRICIUS, J. C.
Fabre, Jean Henri Casimir (1823-1915), French entomologist and mycologist. (Fabre).
HERBARIUM and Types: Harmas de Fabre, Sérignan-du-Comtat, Vaucluse, France
(under Dép. Entomologie, Muséum d’Histoire naturelle, Paris, France). — Corsican
plants (1849-1857) also at AV and K.
Refi: 1H 2: 189.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 522; BM 2: 552, 6: 312; CSP 2: 542-543,
14: 908; Jackson p. 544 [index]; LS 8225-8227; PR 2791.
Tribolet, Bull. Soc. Sci. nat. Neuchatel 33: 21-71. 1907 (portr., bibl.)
Legros, La vie de J. H. Fabre. Paris 1913 (portr.,) also Paris 1924.
Fabre, Aug., The life of Jean Henri Fabre, the Entomologist, London 1921.
Hollard, J. H. Fabre 1823-1915, Paris 1924 (portr.), 64 p., copy: Ewan.
Coulon, Le génie de J. H. Fabre, Paris 1924, xvi, 287 p., copy: UC (portr.)
Rabaud, J. H. Fabre et la Science, Paris 1924.
Fauvel, Rev. Mycol. ser. 2. 2 (suppl.): 25-31, 49-58. 1937.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 275. 1937.
Rostand, Jean-Henri Fabre, ix Hommes de vérité ser. 2. 109-168. 1948.
Revel, J. H. Fabre, ?Homme des insectes, Paris 1952.
Peattie, De natuur ontsloten, ed. 2. 1955, p. 193 (portr.)
Ordish, Tropical Sci. 7(4): 184-188. 1965.
Gerin, Science et Nature 99: 9-15. 1970 (on Fabre’s mycol. work).
Théoridés, DSB 4: 503-505. 1971.
Smit, History of the life sciences 922-923, 1047. 1974.
EPONYMY: Fabrella Kirschstein (1941); Fabreola O. Kuntze (1891).
HANDWRITING: Coulon, Le génie de J.-H. Fabre, pl. opp. p. xvi, 1924.
1736. Thése présentée a la Faculté des Sciences de Paris pour obtenir le grade de docteur
és sciences naturelles, par Jean-Henri Fabres ... Thése de botanique. — Recherches sur les
tubercules de I’ Himantoglossum hircinum. Soutenue le [handwritten: 24 Décembre] 1855
devant la Commission d’examen. MM Milne Edwards, président, Isidore Geoffroy
Saint-Hilaire, Payer examinateurs, Paris (L. Martinet) 1855. Qu. (Rech. Himantoglossum
hircinum).
Publ.: 24, Dec 1855, p. [i-ii], [1]-39, Al. 72-13, (Pp. 39: 25 Jul 1855). Copy (large paper) :
NY. — Reprinted from Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 4. 3: 253-291. 1855.
Ref.: BM 2: 552; Jackson p. 83; PR 2791.
Fabricius, Johan Christian (1745-1808), Danish (Schleswig) entomologist, pupil of
Linnaeus (1762-1764), later at Kiel. (7. Fabr.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some specimens in LINN. His own herbarium is described by
Fischer-Benzon: the only material labelled was that collected by Bargum. KIEL ac-
quired it in 1830 and the collections are now lost.
Refs: TH 22-189;
Fischer-Benzon, in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schleswig-Holstein 2: 24. 1890.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 6: 521-522; AG 3: 433; Barnhart 1: 523; BM 2:
552-5533 CSP 543-544; Dawson p. 315-317; GR p. 682; Jackson p. 5, 427; KR p. 183;
Laségue p. 395, 502; LS 8227a, 33109a; PR 5434; Quenstedt p. 133; SO index 20.
Latreille, Ann. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. 11: 393-404. 1808.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 673 [index]. 1846.
Hagen! Bibl. entom. 1: 220-222. 1862.
Retzebure, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 173-175. “hy
Hagen, K. Norske Vid. Selsk. Skrift. 1897(3): 48-49 (portr.) (on Musci).
Wittrocle Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 101, 125. 1903, 3(3): 86, 124. 1905.
Christensen, Dansk. Bot. Hist. 1: 190-194, 2: 71, 72. 1924.
Schuster, ed., Linné und Fabricius, Miinchen 1928. Oct. (in app.)
Essig, A history of entomology 622-635. 1931.
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Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 412, 413. 1937.
Laudin, DSB 4: 512-513. 1971.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 133, 145. 1971.
Hansen, Bot. Tidsskr. 69: 208. 1974.
EPONYMY: Fabricia Thunberg (1779). — Note: The etymology of Fabricia Scopoli (1777),
Fabricia Adanson (1763), and Fabricia J. Gaertner (1788), is not given by their authors.
Some or all of them might be eponyms for Philipp Conrad Fabricius (1714-1774), q.v.
1737. Reise nach Norwegen mit Bemerkungen aus der Naturhistorie und Oekonomie.
Hamburg (Carl Ernst Bohn) 1779. Oct. (Reise Norwegen).
Orig. ed.: 1779 (p. xiv: 6 Aug 1779), p. [i]-lxiv, [1]-388, [11, index; 1, err.] Copzes: HU,
UC.
Dutch: Jul 1784, ““Reize naar Noorwegen, nevens aanmerkingen uit de natuurlijke histo-
rie en oekonomie,” Amsterdam (J. van Selm). Oct., 320 p. (n.v.)
French: 1802, Voyage en Norwége, avec des observations sur l’histoire naturelle et l’éco-
nomie; traduit de l’allemand. Paris (Levrault), Strasbourg, An X (1802). Oct., p. [i]-
Ixviii, [1]-424. Copies: HU, UC.
Ref.: BM 2: 552; KR p. 183.
Christensen, Dansk. Bot. Hist. 2: 71. 1924.
Fabricius, Philipp Conrad (1714-1774), German physician and botanist, professor
at the former University of Helmstedt. (Fabr.)
HERBARIUM and TypES: Unknown. The only recorded specimens from the Helmstedt
garden collected by Fabricius are at BM.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: ADB 6: 524; AG 3: 579-580; Barnhart 1: 523; BM 2:
553; GR p. 76; LS 8228; PR 2794-2706, ed. 1: 3085-3087; Zander ed. 10, p. 657.
Meusel, Lexikon teut. Schriftsteller 3: 266-269. 1804.
EPONYMY: See supra, sub J. Chr. Fabricius.
1738. Enumeratio methodica plantarum horti medici Helmstadiensis subjuncta stirpium
rariorum vel nondum satis extricatarum descriptione. Helmstedt (Litteris Ioannis
Drimbornii) 1759. Oct. (Enum.)
Ed. 1: 1759 (GGA 3 Jan 1760; Nederl. Letter-Courant 29 Jan 1760), p. [i-viii], [1]-2309.
Copy: USDA.
Ed. 2: Sep-Dec 1763, “‘Editio secunda auctior,” Helmstedt (id.) 1763, Oct., p. [i-xxxvi],
[1]-448, index [12]. Copies: M, US, USDA. — Since Kuntze’s statement that the names
in Adanson’s Familles des plantes vol. 2 have priority over those of Fabricius in this
edition, it has been customary to accept this. The first review of the book known to me
appeared only in December 1764 [sic] (GGA 1764(2): 1204. 13 Dec 1764). Fabricius
cites Nonne’s Flora in territorio erfordenst indigena of 1763, but no other 1763 publications.
In the absence of definite information priority should be given to Adanson (Fam. PI.
2: Jul-Aug 1763).
Ed. 3: 1776, ““Enumeratio ... Helmstadiensis secundum Linnei et Heisteri systema
digesta stirpium rariorum vel nondum satis extricatarum descriptione subjuncta.
Editio tertia auctior posthuma.’’ Helmstedt (loan. Henr. Kiihnlin) 1776, p. [i-xxxvil],
[1 ]-448, index [12] [all this a reissue of the 1763 ed., followed by:] Supplementum [1 ]-
24. The title page is a cancellans t.p. for that of ed. 2; the supplement is the only new
material of 1776. Copy: US.
The Enumeratio is of importance because of its use of the Heister system and generic
names. Many names published by Heister in the Systema plantarum of 1748 were validated
by Fabricius. See Dandy, List (1967). Rauschert (1968) and Holub (1970) are of the
opinion that the Enumeratio of 1759 is essentially a list of names of species which are often
uninominal and which should not be considered generic names. Dandy (1967, p. 12) has
shown that the generic names are typographically distinguished by capitals. Most of the
new names are attributed to Heister or other authors. In all those cases where the works
of these earlier authors cited by Heister contain validating definitions, Fabricius’ generic
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names are to be accepted. Rauschert’s argument that most of these names are uni-
nominal designations of species is difficult to accept since Fabricius clearly used the
categories of genus and species and printed generic names in capitals. The fact that often
a genus was represented by only one species in the Helmstedt garden is irrelevant for the
standing of the generic names. The names Cerefolium and Myrrhis, accepted by Rauschert,
are printed in exactly the same way as the “‘uninominal” designations rejected by him.
Dandy’s criteria of validation by means of author reference or by means of the key are
fully in agreement with the Code. See, however, also the detailed study by Holub (1970).
Ref.: BM 2: 553; DA 1967; PR 2796; RS p. 82; SA 1: 260; IDC 77, 632, 5332.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxviil. 1891.
Britten, J. Bot. 36: 397-399. 1898.
Wilmott, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1935. go.
Rothmaler, Repert. Sp. nov. 53: 32, 36. 1944.
Dandy, Index of generic names of vascular plants 1753-1774. Utrecht 1967.
Rauschert, Taxon 17: 153-156. 1968.
Holub, Folia geobot. phytotax., Praha 5: 61-88. 1970.
Fagon, Gui-Crescent (1638-1718), first body-physician of Louis XIV (1693), professor
of botany at the Paris Fardin du Roi (1671-1708), director id. (1699-1718), honorary
member of the Académie des Sciences 1699. Was instrumental in sending collectors
abroad (e.g. Tournefort, Antoine de Jussieu) and attracted Tournefort, Vaillant and
Antoine de Jussieu to the Jardin du Roi. (Fagon).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P, incorporated in general herbarium. Fagon’s herbarium con-
tained mainly plants from France; it was acquired upon his death by Vaillant. With the
Vaillant herbarium the Fagon plants became the basis of the Paris general herbarium on
the reorganization of the collections of the old Cabinet du Roy in 1793. Other Fagon
material is at OXF.
Ref.: Lecomte, Rev. Scient. ser. 5. 7: 677 (1907).
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 163. 1965.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 958; Barnhart 1: 524; Bossert p. 121; Jackson
p- 421; PR p. 104, ed. 1: 3091-3092.
Jussieu, Eloge de Mr. Fagon, Paris 1718.
Deleuze, Hist. Mus. Hist. nat. 1: 13-22. 1823.
Chevalier, Arch. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. ser. 6. 12: 649-663. 1935 (portr.)
Stafleu, Introduction to Jussieu’s Genera plantarum vi. 1964.
Rousseau, Regn. veg. 71: 417 [index]. 1970.
EPONYMY: Fagonia Linnaeus (1753); Guidonia P. Browne (1756).
Fahlberg, Samuel (1758-1834), Swedish government official in the West Indies (St.
Barthélemy 1784[1786]-1810). (Fahlberg).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: SBT (Sweden, W. Indies), sets of West Indian plants at UPS
(incl. Thunberg herbarium), and at S.
Ref.: TH 2: 189.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 45-46. 1902.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 524; CSP 2: 545; KR p. 183; Langman
P- 274.
Fahlberg, Sv. Vet.-ak. Handl. 1786: 215-240, 248-254 (German transl. Schw. Ak. Wiss.
Neue Abh. 7: 189-212, 219-224. 1787).
Loéwegren, Naturaliekabinett 1 Sverige 344. 1852.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 50. 1898, 3: 45-46. 1902.
Fairman, Charles Edward ( 1856-1934), American mycologist. (Fairm.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: CUP, NY.
Ref.: TH 2: 189.
FAIRMAN
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 524; CSP 14: 918; LS 8248-8258; LS 33119;
LS suppl. 7891-7897.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 127. 1911.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 435. 1916.
Fitzpatrick, Mycologia 27(3): 229-234. 1935 (portr.)
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 158. 1949.
EPONYMY: Fairmania P. A. Saccardo (1906); Fatrmaniella F. Petrak & H. Sydow (1927).
Falconer, Hugh (1808-1865), Scottish botanist and palaeobiologist, superintendent of
the Serampore botanical garden (1832-1842), again in India 1848-1855. (Falc.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K, including notes and drawings. — duplicates B, BR, C, CAL,
DD, FI, G, GH, GRA, L, LE, M, NY, P, W, WU. — Collected in India 1830-1855
(“Herbarium of the late East India Company’’).
Ref.: TH 2: 189.
Candolle, Phytographie 411. 1880.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 298-345. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 525; BB p. 104-105; BM 2: 554-555, 6: 313;
Bossert p. 121; CSP 2: 551-552, 6: 652, 7: 636; DNB 18: 158; Jackson p. 413; MW p.
111; PR 2804; Quenstedt p. 134.
Anon., Proc. Linn Soc.. London 1864/65: xc-c. 1865.
Anon., Flora 48: 237. 1865.
Lyell, Proc. roy. Soc. London 15: xiv-xx. 1867.
Murchison, in Falconer, Palaeont. mem. notes 1: xxili-lii. 1868 (portr.)
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 109. 1882.
Woodward, Hist. Geological Society London 128-129, 328. 1907 (portr.)
Huxley, Life letters Hooker 2: 533 [index]. 1918.
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 238 [index]. 1965.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 139. 1969.
Challinor, DSB 4: 518-519. 1971.
EPONYMY: Falconeria J. D. Hooker (1883) ; Falconerta Royle (1839). — Note: Falconera R. A.
Salisbury (1866) is dedicated to John Falconer (x-1547), British botanist.
Falkenberg, Paul (fl. 1900), German algologist. (Falkenb.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 555, 6: 313; Jackson p. 72, 80, 83; Saccardo 1: 70;
Zander ed. 10, p. 657.
Cesati, Saggio 34. 1882.
Gassner, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 44: (88)-(94). 1926 (portr., bibl.)
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 90. 1937.
Richter et al., Wiss. Z. Univ. Rostock, math.-nat. Reihe 17: 263-275. 1968.
COMPOSITE WorRKs: EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 1: Rhodomelaceae, vol. 1(2). Apr
1897.
EPONYMY: Fralkenbergia Schmitz (1897); Falkenbergiella Kylin (1938).
Farenholtz, Hermann (1884-x), German botanist. (Parental.
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 526; Bossert p. 122.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2: Tropaeolaceae, 19a: [67]-82,
Jigs. 35-42. Jan-Sep 1931.
812
FARLOW
Farlow, William Gilson (1844-1919), American botanist, professor of cryptogamic
botany at Harvard. (Fazl.)
HERBARIUM and typPEs: FH; duplicates from Farlow’s herbarium were distributed in
Reliquae Farlowianae to many herbaria. — Exsiccatae: Algae exsiccatae americae borealis (fasc.
i-v, nos. 1-230, Boston 1877-1889), sets at BM, C, FH, IA, K, KIEL, L, MICH, PC, S,
STR, TCD, W (with Charles Lewis Anderson, 1827-1919 and Daniel Cady Eaton, 1834-
1895).
Ref: WEl2: 190%
Day, Rhodora 3: 242. 1901.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Garden 19(1): 72-73. 1969.
Koster, ‘Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 165. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 527; BM 2: 556-557, 6: 313; Bossert p. 122;
CSP 7: 639, 9: 829-830, 12: 231, 14: 926; GR p. 188; Jackson p. 168, 496; LS 8285-
8356, 33143-33147, suppl. 7997-7999; Zander ed. 10, p. 657.
Gray, Letters 2: 832 [index]. 1893.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 50. 1808.
Anon., J. Mycol. 9: opp. p. 1. 1903 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 178. pl. 36. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 195. 1905.
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 51. 1909.
Lloyd, Mycol. Notes 40: 541-542. 1916 (portr.)
Mangin, C. R. Acad. Sci., Paris 169(11): 445-448. 1919.
S.H.V., Ann. Bot. 33(132): xv-xvi. 1919.
Thaxter, Harvard Graduates Mag. 1919: 269-277. 1919 (portr.)
Thaxter et al., Harvard Univ. Gaz. 15: 60. 1919.
Wakefield, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1919: 388-390. 1919.
Blakeslee et al., Amer. J. Bot. 7: 173-181. 1920 (portr., bibl.)
Clinton, Phytopathology 10: 1-8. 1920 (portr.)
Riddle, Rhodora 21: 1-8. 1920 (portr.)
Thaxter, Bot. Gaz. 69: 83-87. 1920 (portr.)
Thaxter, Amer. J. Sci. 49(290) : 87-95. 1920 (portr.)
Jackson, Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts Sci. 57: 484-491. 1922.
Setchell, Nat. Acad. Sci. Mem. 21: 1-22. 1927 (portr., bibl.)
Thaxter, Harvard Alumni Bull. 29(24): 679-686. 1927.
Robinson, in S. E. Morison, Development Harvard Univ. since inaug. pres. Eliot 366-
370. 1930.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 134. 1937.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1063. 1940.
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter 313. 1944.
Rodgers, Amer. bot. 1873-1892: 328 [index]. 1944.
Linder et al., Farlowia 2(1): 1-96. 1945 (corr., portr.)
Rodgers, Liberty Hyde Bailey 494. 1949.
Dupree, Asa Gray 487 [index]. 1959.
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. bot. 83-85. 1961.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 165 [index]. 1969.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6: 204-205. 1971.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Hard. 162-163. 1973.
EPONYMyY (genera): Farlowia J. G. Agardh (1876); Farlowia P. A. Saccardo (1883);
Farlowiella P. Kornmann (1956); Farlowiella P. A. Saccardo (1891); (journal) : Farlowia
a journal of cryptogamic botany, published by Farlow Library and Herbarium of
Harvard University. Cambridge, Mass. Vol. 1-4. 1943-1955.
HANDWRITING: Farlowia 2(1): plate r. 1945.
1739. Bibliographical index of North American fungi. 1905. Oct. + (Bibl. index N. Amer. fung.)
Vol. 1: [i]-xxxv, 1-312. 1 Sep 1905 (no more published). Copy: NY.
Ref.: Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1063. 1940.
813
FARLOW
1740. Marine algae of New England and adjacent coast. Washington (Government
Printing Office) 1881. Oct. (Mar. alg. New England).
Orig. issue: Jan-Jun 1881 (Hedwigia and Nat. Nov. Aug 1881), p. [i], [1]-210, pl. 1-15,
errata slip, reprinted from Report U.S. Fish Commission for 1879. Copy: UC.
Re-issue: 1891, no change except date on t.p. Copy: UC.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1969, Bibliotheca phycologica vol. 8, no change. Copy:
FAS.
Ref.: BM 2: 557; IDC 6359.
Anon., Hedwigia 20: 128, 151-152. 1881.
1741. A provisional host-index of the fungi of the United States. Cambridge [Mass.] 1888-1891.
Oct. (Prov. host-index fung. U.S.)
Co-author: Arthur Bliss Seymour (1859-1933).
Part 1: Polypetalae, p. [i-iv], [1]-51, [53, add.], Aug 1888. Copy: NY.
Part 2: Gamopetalae-Apetalae, p. [53]-133, Sep 1890. Copy: NY.
Part 3: p. [135]-219, Jun 1891. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 557; LS 8353-8355.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1063. 1940.
Anon., Hedwigia 28: 142. 1889.
1742. Icones farlowianae illustrations of the larger fungi of Eastern North America by
William Gilson Farlow, with descriptive text by Edward Angus Burt. Cambridge, Mass.
(Farlow Herbarium) 1929. Qu. (Ic. farl.)
Author of text: Edward Angus Burt (1859-1939).
Publ.: 1929 (p. x: 22 Feb 1928), [i]-x, [1, h.t.], [1]-120, pl. 1-103. Copies: MO, NY.
Farwell, Oliver Atkins (1867-1944), American botanist working on the Michigan
flora. (Farw.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BLH (15.000) ; duplicates at A, CS, EMC, GH, MICH, NY, US.
Reps bE 1 (ed: 6):°958, 2: 190:
McVaugh et al., Cranbrook Inst. Sci. Bull. 34: 8-11. 1953.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 528; BM 6: 315; Bossert p. 122; CSP 14:
930; IF suppl. 2: 35; Langman p. 208, 626; MW p. 112; Zander ed. 10, p. 657.
McVaugh, Cain, Hagenah, Farwelliana: an account of the life and botanical work of
Oliver Atkins Farwell, 1867-1944. Cranbrook Institute of Science Bulletin no. 34.
1953. [Provides biography, bibliography, notes on Farwell’s sometimes somewhat
erratic nomenclature, an annotated list of new taxa and a list of new plant names
proposed by Farwell but hitherto not listed in the standard bibliographic indexes]
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 329. 1945, ser. 2. 2: 156. 1955.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 163. 1973.
Wells and Thompson, Mich. Bot. 12(1): 69-73. 1973 (portr.)
HANDWRITING: McVaugh et al., l.c. pl. opp. p. 11.
Fassett, Norman Carter (1900-1954), American botanist at Madison, Wisconsin.
(Fassett).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: WIS; for duplicates see IH.
Refi 1H \(ed:'6)):|.358, 2:anor.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 528; BL 1: 185, 222; Bossert p. 122;
Langman p. 275-276; MW p. 112; Zander ed. 10, p. 658.
Rouleau, Rhodora Index vol. 1-50: 314-315. 1953.
Peattie, Rhodora 56: 233-242. 1954.
Bean et al., Castanea 19: 122-125. 1954.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 329. 1945; ser. 2. 2: 156. 1955.
Thomson, Taxon 4: 49-51. 1955.
Anderson et Tryon, Bull. ‘Torrey Bot. Cl. 82: 248-250. 1955 (portr.)
814
FAWCETT
Bruch and IItis, Bibliography of Norman Carter Fassett 1900-1954. Madison Wisc. 1966.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 163. 1973.
1743. A manual of aquatic plants. New York and London (McGraw-Hill) 1940. Oct. (Man.
aquat. pl.)
Ed. 1: 1940 (pref. Apr 1940), p. [i]-vii, [1]-382, ill. Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: Revised (revision appendix by Eugene C. Ogden), p. [i]-ix, [1]-405, Madison,
Wisc. (The University of Wisconsin Press) 1957. Copies: G, US.
Ed. 2, reissue: Madison (id.) 1960. Copy: HU.
Fauconnet, Charles Isaac (1811-1876), Genéve physician and botanist. (Fauc.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: G.
Refeil 2s. TON.
Candolle, Phytographie 411. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 528; PR 2821-2822.
Sués-Ducommun, Notice sur le docteur Charles-Isaac Fauconnet. Yverdon 1876.
Briquet, Bull. Inst. nat. genev. 37: 279-298. 1907 (portr., bibl.)
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 227-231. 1940.
Burdet, Saussurea 6: 28. 1975 (portr.)
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 499-500. 1974.
Fawcett, William (1851-1926), British botanist, director of the botanical garden of
Jamaica 1886-1908. (Fawe.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Mainly BM, parts at JAM and K, duplicates B, C, F, G, GH,
MO, NY, US.
IGS Male iieyt-
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 46. 1902.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 530; BB p. 106; BL 1: 227; BM 2: 559, 922,
983, 6: 316; Bossert p. 123; CSP 14: 943; LS 33191-33193; MW p. 113, suppl. p. 276;
Zander ed. 10, p. 658.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 50-51. 18983 3: 3, 46. 1902; 5: 6. 1908.
Rendle, J. Bot. 64: 310-314. 1926 (bibl.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 113. 1973.
1744. A provisional list of the indigenous and naturalised flowering plants of Jamaica. Kingston
(Aston W. Gardner & Co.) 1893. Oct. (Prov. list pl. Famaica).
Publ.: Aug-Nov 1893 (p. iii: Aug 1893), p. [i-iii], [1]-57. Copy: NY. — A number of
species received for the first time names in accordance with the genera of Bentham and
Hooker. These new combinations are valid only if a reference to the basionym is
provided; they must be attributed to Fawcett and Rendle.
Ref: BL 1222775
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 50-51. 1898.
1745. Flora of Jamaica containing descriptions of the flowering plants known from the
island. London (British Museum) 1910-1936, 5 vols. Oct. ¢ (FU. Famaica).
Co-authors: Alfred Barton Rendle (1865-1938) ; vol. 7 by Rendle and Spencer le Marchant
Moore (1850-1931).
vol. pages plates date
E [i]-[xix], [1]-150 I-32 Dec 1910
g [i]-[xxiv], 1-280 1-53 fig. 1-113 Dec 1914
4 Li]-xv, [1]-369 fig. 1-114 Jul 1920
5 [i]-xxviil, [1 ]-453 fig. 1-156 24 Jul 1926
7 [1]-[x1], [1]-303 fig. I-100 25 Jul 1936
815
FAWCETT
Copies: MO, U.
Reprint vol. 1: Kingston, Jamaica, 1963, p. i-lii, 1-121, 32 pl. in text. (7.2.)
Additions to the Flora of Jamaica were published by G. R. Proctor, Bull. Inst. Jamaica
Science series 16, 84 p., 3 Apr 1967. — For a modern compendium of the flora of Jamaica
see C. P. Adams, Flowering plants of Jamaica, Mona 1972.
Ref.: BL 1: 227; BM 6: 316; NAF 28B(2): 329; Plesch p. 221.
Fawcett and Rendle, J. Bot. 64: 158-159. Jun 1926.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 513. 1972.
Fayod, Victor (1860-1900), Swiss mycologist. (Fayod).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: G.
Ref.: IH 2: 192.
Briquet, Annuaire Cons. Jard. Bot. Genéve 7/8: 5-7. 1904.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 531; LS 8406-8411, 33195; CSP 14: 946.
Fischer, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 83 (Nekr.): xxxli-xxxvi. 1900.
1746. Prodrome d’une histoire naturelle des Agaricinées [Paris 1889]. Oct. (Prodr. hist. nat.
Agaric.)
Publ.: 1889, p. [181]-411. Copy: NY. — Unchanged reprint from Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. sér. 7.
g: 181-411. 1889; appeared in four parts: p. 181-192 in-9(3) for Mar 1889; 193-272 in
9(4) for Apr 1889; 273-352 in 9(5) for Mai 1889; 353-411 in 9(6) for Jun 1889.
Awarded the Prix Desmaziéres of the Académie des Sciences, Paris.
Facsimile reprint: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1968, p. [i-iii], [181]-411, pl. 1-2. Copy:
NY.
Fechner, G. A. (ff. 1849), German highschool teacher and botanist at Gorlitz (Fechner).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
1747. Flora der Oberlausitz oder Beschreibung der in der Oberlausitz wildwachsenden und
haufig cultivirten offenbliithigen Pflanzen. Gorlitz (Heyn) 1849. Oct. (Fl. Oberlausitz).
Publ.: Apr-Aug 1849 (p. iv: Mar 1849; rev. Bot. Zeit. 28 Sep 1849), p. [i]-lvi, [1]-198.
Copy: B.
Ref.: PR 2833.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 7: 711. 28 Sep 1849 (rev.)
Fedchenko, Aleksei Pavlovich (1844-1873), Russian explorer. (A. Fedch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Botanical material of the journey to Turkestan is at LE.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 43; Barnhart 1: 531; BM 2: 560, 6: 316; Bossert
p. r23gsi\GSP 721648 122) 999.
Regel, Gartenflora 23: 3-7. 1874.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 110-111. 1882.
Herder, Bot. Jb. 9: 435-436. 1888.
Vasilchenko, Bot. Zhurn. 57(3): 413-416. 1972 (portr.)
1748. Puteshestoie v Turkestan chlena-osnovatelia obshchestua A. P. Fedchenko ... [Travels in
Turkestan of the charter member of the Society A. P. Fedchenko ...] Moskva 1874-
1879, 3 vols. + (Putesh. Turkestan).
Publ.: Published in parts in Izv. Obshch. Estestv. Antrop. Etnogr. Mosk. Univ. The
wrappers have a German title ‘‘Reise in Turkestan .. ..’’— The three botanical articles
are included in vol. 3:
Part 1. Turkestanskaia Flora, E. Regel, p. 1-164, ¢. r-22 (Izv. 21(2). 1876).
Part 2. Astragaleae, A. Bunge, p. 161-318 (Izv. 26(2). 1880).
Part 3. Descriptiones plantarum ..., E. Regel, p. 1-89 (Izv. 34(2). 1882). See
Woodward (BM 2: 560) for details on the full series.
Ref.: BM 2: 560, 6: 316; MW p. 58, 114, 406, 407.
816
FEDDE
Fedchenko [Fedtschenko], Boris Alexsevi€ (1873-1947), Russian botanist at Lenin-
grad, explorer of Pamir, son of Olga Fedchenko. (Fedch.)
HERBARIUM and tTypPEs: LE, duplicates A, G, H, K, LAU, M, MW, S.
Tapes Wal i (Eck O)s BieXsi, Bs eer
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 531; BFM 1456; BM 2: 560, 6: 316-317;
CSP 14: 948; GR p. 559; IF suppl. 2: 35; Langman p. 276; LS 33200; MW p. 114-115,
suppl. p. 64-65; Zander ed. 10, p. 658.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 329. 1945.
Marshall, Kew Bull. 1: 28. 1951.
Borisova et al., Bot. Zhurn. 47: 897-907. 1962 (portr.)
Bobrov, Bot. Zhurn. 58: 754-757. 1973.
Vasilczenko, Bot. Zhurn. 58(3): 471. 1973.
Anon., USSR, Akad. Nauk SSR, Bot. Inst. V. L. Komarova, Flora europeiskoi chasti
SSR 1: 7-9. 1974 (portr.)
HANDWRITING: Lipschitz and Vasilczenko, Herbarium centrale USSR 128. 1968.
Fedchenko, Olga Aleksandrovna (née Armfeld) (1845-1921), Russian botanist,
explorer of Central Asia, wife of A. P. Fedchenko. (O. Fedch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LE, dupl. (e.g. musci) at H.
Refs eet (Eds 6) 3350.02 192.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 43; Barnhart 1: 531; BM 2: 561, 6: 317; Bossert
p. 123; CSP 14: 948; GR p. 559; Jackson p. 394; LS 33201-33204; MW p. 116-117,
suppl. p. 65.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natur. Mosc. 59(1): 292-293. 1884.
Vasilczenko, Bot. Zhurn. 57(3): 413-416. 1972 (portr.)
HANDWRITING: Lipschitz and Vasilczenko, Herbarium centrale USSR 129. 1968.
1749. Eremurus. Kritische Uebersicht der Gattung. Mit 24 Tafeln. St. Petersburg 1909.
Oct. (Eremurus).
Publ.: 1909, p. [i-ii], [1]-210, 24 plates (incl. maps), published in Mém. Acad. imp. Sci.
St. Pétersbourg 23(8).
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1968, Plant monograph reprints vol. 3. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 6: 317.
1750. Flore du Pamir d’aprés les explorations personelles en 1901 et celles des voyageurs
précédents. St. Petersburg 1903. Oct. (Fl. Pamir).
Publ.: The Flore du Pamir [title also in Russian] and its supplements were published as
independently paged reprints from Acta horti petropolitant:
vol. pages Acta date
Flore 1-239, [5], text for pl. 1-8 Q1: 233-471 1903
Suppl. 1 1-32 24: 123-154 1904
Suppl. 2 1-43 24: 313-355 1905
Suppl. 3 1-30 28: 97-126 1907
Suppl. 4 1-62 28: 455-514 1909
Suppl. 5 I-50 31: 441-490 1QI4
keys 1-64. 28: 129-190 1907
Fedde, Friedrich Karl Georg (1873-1942), German botanist, editor and publisher.
(Fedde).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: B.
Ref.: Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 345. 1916.
817
FEDDE
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 531; BM 6: 317; CSP 14: 948; Langman
p. 276; LS suppl. 8123; MW p. 113-114, suppl. p. 64; Zander ed. 10, p. 658.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 205. 1905.
Anon., Repert. Spec. nov. Regni veg. 11: opp. 1. 1913 (portr.)
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 429. 1937.
Krause und Rothmaler, Repert. Spec. nov. Regni veg. 51: ix-xx. 1942 (portr.)
Suessenguth, Ber. bayer. bot. Ges. 26: 150-152. 1943 (portr.)
Schmidt, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 61: 311-321. 1944 (portr., bibl.)
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 2: 156. 1955.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Engler, Pflanzenreich: Papaveraceae, IV. 104, [Heft 40]: 1-430.
21 Dec 1909.
(2) EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2: Papaveraceae, 17b: [5]-145, figs. 1-76. 1936.
(3) Repertorium novarum specierum regni vegetabilis, 1-x, 1905-x (editor and publisher 1905-
1942).
(4) Repertorium ... Beihefte 1-x, 1911-x (editor and publisher 1911-1942), Just, Bot.
Jahrb. 1902-1942.
EPONYMY: Feddea Urban (1925).
Fée, Antoine Laurent Apollimaire (1789-1874), French pteridologist, professor of
botany at Strasbourg. (Fée).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Originally, but no longer, at STR (untraced). Paris (P) lists its
holdings of Fée as ‘‘important.” Fée presented a herbarium to Rio de Janeiro (R) in
1872; this herbarium is also lost. Urban mentions that the Brazilian ferns were acquired
by Cosson (now P), the lichens by Weddell (now PC; a number of types of lichens by
Fée are, however, at G (duplicates at B) and the mosses by Bescherelle are now at BM).
Fée’s original herbarium was based on collections started by Claude Richard (1705-
1784), gardener at the Trianon, continued by the latter’s son Antoine (1735-1807) and
by J. P. Bergeret (1751-1813). Many plants in it were named by Bernard de Jussieu.
Note: C. W. Dodge saw the Fée herb. at RB in 1959 (note added in proof).
Fée material is at B, BASSA, BM, BORD, FI, L, NTM, P, PC.
Refs Wier (ed y.6) 3358, 2: 192:
Cosson, Bull. Soc. bot. France 5: 553. 1858.
Candolle, Phytographie 411. 1880.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 18: 120. 1870.
Trimeny). Bot. 112 32.31073:
Underwood, Torreya 5: 39-41. 1905.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 286, 319. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 532; BM 2: 561-562, 6: 318; Bossert p. 123;
CSP 2: 580-581, 6: 653-654, 7: 648, 12: 233; GR p. 277; Jackson p. 545 [index];
IF p. 695-696, suppl. 4: 321; LS 8413-8428; Laségue p. 568 [index]; MW p. 117;
NI 616-618; PFC 1: xli; Plesch p. 221-222; PR 2835-2855, ed. 1: 3119-3146; SO index
p- 20; Zander ed. 10, p. 658.
Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 397. 1862.
Fée, Catalogue méthodique et chronologique des Publications de A.L.A. Fée, Stras-
bourg, [1863], Oct.
Brongniart, Rapport progrés bot. phytograph. 38-41. 1868.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Lit. Lichenologie 2: v. 1869.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 18: 120. 1870; J. Bot. 12: 223-224. 1874.
Bureau, Bull. Soc. bot. France 21: 168-178. 1874 (bibl.)
Balland, Trav. sci. pharmaciens milit. frang. 35-40. 1882 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 101. pl. 138. 1905 (portr.)
Balland, Les pharmaciens militaires francais 169, 171, 302-306. 1913.
Stearn, Webbia 17: 207-222. 1962.
Stafleu, Taxon 17(2): 211-215, 307. 1968.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6, p. 205. 1971.
Berman, DSB 4: 560. 1971.
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EPONYMY: Feaea [sic] K. P. J. Sprengel (1826); Feaella [sic] S. F. Blake (1930); Feea
Bory de Saint-Vincent (1824); Feea O. Kuntze (1891, orth. var. of Feaea).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 501-502. 1974.
1751. Flore de Virgile ou nomenclature méthodique et critique des plantes, fruits et
produits végétaux; mentionnés dans les ouvrages du prince des poétes latins; travail
inséré dans le tome VIII [p. 429-460] de Virgile de la collection des classiques, dédiée
au roi. Paris 1822. Oct. (Fl. Virgile).
Publ.: This independently paged reprint (p. [1]-252. Copy: IDC) is dated 1822 but
mentioned by the Bibliographie de la France only on 15 Mar 1823. Lemaire’s Bibliotheca
Classica Latina vol. 133.
Ref.: BM 2: 561; Jackson p. 22; PR 2835; IDC 5124.
1752. Essai sur les cryptogames des écorces exotiques officinales, précédé d’une méthode lichéno-
graphique, et d’un genera, avec des considérations sur la reproduction des agames; orné
de 33 planches coloriées, donnant plus de 130 figures de plantes cryptogames nouvelles,
... Paris (Firmin Didot pére et fils) 1824-1837, 2 vols. Qu. (Essai crypt. écorc.)
livr. pages plates dates
a Ga], [(1)]-(4), []-lvi I-4 4 Dec 1824
2 lvii-xiv 5-9 29 Jan 1825
1-8 (16?) 10-14 2 Apr 1825
3 9 (17?)- 15-19 28 Mai 1825
5 a 20-24 2 Jul 1825
6 - 25-29 10 Sep 1825
7 -167 30-34 15 Oct 1825
This is the [premiére partie]. Copies: NY, Stevenson. — The xiv pages and pl. 1-4 form
the Méthode lichénographique et genera, which was published also separately (Paris 1625
title page, 1824 on original wrapper at G and actually published in 1824 according to
Fée himself (Cat. publ. p. 6). This, however, is doubtful (PR 2837).
Deuxiéme partie: Supplément et révision. Paris (Firmin Didot, Levrault), Strasbourg 1837,
p. [i-iii], [1]-178, [2, cont., err.], pl. 35-41, [42], 43. Copies: NY, Stevenson. — Also
published as Mém. Soc. Sci. Nancy 2(2). 1837 (rd at Regensburg 8 Jan 1838).
Plates: 1-34: coloured copper engravings, 35-43 liths. of drawings by Fée, Frank and
Poiteau (35-38 col., 39-43 uncol.)
Ref.: BM 2: 561; LS 8413; NI 617; PR 2836, 2837; IDC 573.
Stearn, Webbia 17: 218. 1962.
1753. Vie de Linné, rédigée sur les documents autographes laissés par ce grand homme, et
suivie de l’analyse de sa correspondance avec les principaux naturalistes de son époque.
Paris (F. G. Levrault; Treuttel et Wirtz) 1832. Oct. (Vie Linné).
Publ.: 1832, frontsp., [i*], [i]-xi, [1]-379, [1, err.], 5 pl. Copies: G, HU. — This biography,
in the romantic tradition of Linnaean lore, had a profound influence on what was
subsequently written about Linnaeus in the nineteenth century. — Published in the
Mém. Soc. roy. Sci. Lille 1832(1): [i*], [iii*], [i]-xi, [1]-379, [1, err.] Copy: HU.
Refs sBM 225615 PR 2840, ed.71: 3131.
1754. Mémoire sur le groupe des Phyllériées, et notamment sur le genre Erineum ... avec
planches. Paris (F. G. Levrault), Strasbourg 1834. Oct. (Mém. Plhylleér.)
Publ.: 3 Mai 1834 (BF; censeur méd. Mai 1834), p. [i]-[iii], [1]-74, [1, cont.] pl. 1-712
(5 col.) Copies: MO (rz pl.), NY (12 pl.) — Reprinted from Mém. Agric. Sci. Arts
Strasbourg (1834).
Ref.: PR 2846.
Anon., Flora 18: 25, 380. 1835.
1755. Mémoires lichénographiques ... avec six planches. Présentées a l’Académie le 20
Janvier 1838, s.l. Qu. (Meém. lichénogr.)
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Publ.: 1838, p. [1]-80, pl. 1-6, col. liths. Copy: Stevenson. — Reprinted from Nova Acta
Leop. 18, suppl. 1, 1838.
Ref.: PR 2850.
1756. Mémoires sur les familles des fougeres, Strasbourg 1844-1866, 11 parts, Qu. and Fol.
(Mem. foug.)
num- abbreviated title for- pages plates journal title page dates
ber mat or book
I Examen bases fol. [i], 1-14 1-2. book 1844 late 1845
classif.
2 Hist. Acrostich. fol. [i-ii],[1]-114 2-64 book 1844-1845 late 1845
3 Hist. Vittar. fol. [i-ii],[1]-38 7-4 book 1851-1852 Jun-Jul 1852
Pleurogr.
4 Antroph. fol. 309-54 5 book =1851-1852 Jun-Jul 1852
5 Gen. filic. qu. [i], [1]-387, 1-30, mém. 1850-1852 see below
[388, cont.] 27bzs,
27 ler
6 Ic. esp. nouv. qu. 1-22 r-8 meém. 1854-1857 Apr-Mai 1854
table alph.
7 Ic. esp. nouv. qu. 23-66 g-27. mém. 1854-1857 1857 or 1858
8 Ic. esp. nouv. qu. 67-138 - mém. 1854-1857 1857-or 1858
9 Cat. foug. Mex. qu. [i-ii], 1-48 = book 1857 Mai 1857-
Mai 1858
10 Ic. esp. nouv. qu. [i], 1-50, [2] 28-44 mém. 1865 Jul 1865-
Feb 1866
II Hist. foug. Ant. qu. [i]-xvi,
[1]-164 1-34 book [1866] Nov-Dec 1866
[2, suppl. ]
1. Premiére mémoire: Examen des bases adopteées dans la classification des fougéres, et en
particulier de la nervation. Strasbourg (Ve. Berger-Levrault) 1844. Copies: MO, NY. —
Number of copies printed: 160.
2. Deuxiéme mémoire: Histoire des Acrostichées. Strasbourg (Veuve Berger-Levrault)
1844-1845. Copies: MO, NY. — Issued with mém. 1 with a cover [s.d.] listing both
mémoires.
3, 4. Troisiéme mémoire: Histoire des Vittariées et des Pleurogrammeées. Quatriéme
mémoire: Histoire des Antrophyées. Paris (J. B. Bailli¢re, Victor Masson) 1851-1852.
Copies: L, MO, NY.
5. [half-title:] Genera filicum. Polypodiacées. [title:] Genera filicum. Exposition des
genres de la famille des Polypodiacées (classe des Fougéres) ... (Cinguiéme mémoire
sur la famille des Fougéres). Paris (J. B. Bailliere, Victor Masson), Strasbourg (Ve.
Berger-Levrault et Fils) 1850-1852. Copies: G, NY.
p. 3-30 in Mém. Soc. Mus. Hist. nat. Strasbourg 4(1): 171-198. Sep 1850; p. 32, Con-
spectus ordinem ib. p. 199.
Note, p. 33-34, not in journal.
Ordo generum, p. 35-39, ib. p. 204-208, but differing in detail. p. 40-[388], pl. 1-30, publ.
2b. vol. 5. 1852.
6, 7, 8. [common t.p.:] Iconographie des espéces nouvelles décrites ou énumérées dans
le genera filicum et révision des publications antérieures relatives a la famille des
fougéres ... Sixiéme, septiéme et huitiéme mémoires. Paris (Veuve Berger-Levrault et fils,
J. B. Bailliére, Victor Masson), Strasbourg 1854-1857, p. [i]-vi, [1, h.t.], [1]-138, pl.
1-27. Copies: L, MO, NY.
Sixtéme mémoire, in Mém. Soc. Mus. Hist. nat. Strasbourg 4(2-3) 1853 1854.
Septiéme mémoire, Mém. Soc. Sci. Hist. nat. Strasbourg 5: 23-66. 1857 (or 1858).
Huitiéme mémoire, 7b. 5: 67-138. 1857 (or 1858).
g. Newiéme mémoire sur la famille des Fougéres. Catalogue méthodique des fougéres &
des Lycopodiacées du Mexique. Strasbourg (Veuve Berger-Levrault et fils) 1857.
Copy: MO.
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10. Iconographie des espéces nouvelles décrites ou énumérées dans le genera filicum et
révison des publications antérieures relatives a la famille des fougéres ... Dexiéme
mémoire. Paris. Strasbourg (Ve. Berger-Levrault et fils) 1865. Copies: MO, NY. —
Publ. in: Mém. Soc. Sci. nat. Strasbourg 6(1): 1-50, pl. 28-44. Nov-Dec 1866.
rr. Histoire des fougéres et des Lycopodiacées des Antilles ... Onzzéme et derniére
mémoire sur la famille des fougéres. Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils, Victor Masson et fils,
Veuve Berger-Levrault et fils), Strasbourg s.d. [1866]. Copies: L, NY.
NI 618 enumerates the artists who made the 181 plates. For the title changes of the
journal see BPH 585-8.
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1966, Historiae naturalis classica tom. 52, one vol. text,
one vol. plates. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: IF p. 695-696; Jackson p. 150; NI 618; PR 2852, ed. 1: 3146; IDC 5206.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 51-52. 1898.
Pichi-Sermolli, Webbia 9: 361-366. 1953.
Stearn, Webbia 17: 207-222. 1962.
Stafleu, Taxon 17(2): 211-215, 307. 1968.
1757. Histoire des fougéres et des Lycopodiacées des Antilles. Onziéme et dernier mémoire sur
la famille des fougéres. Paris, Strasbourg [1866]. Qu. (Hist. foug. Antill.)
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1866, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-164, 2, 34 pl. by Jobin. — See above under Mémoires
sur la famille des Fougéres, no. 11. Copies: L, NY.
Ref.: Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 51. 1898.
1758. Cryptogames vasculaires (Fougéres, Lycopodiacées, Hydropteridées, Equisétacées)
du Brésil ... (Matériaux pour une flore générale de ce pays). Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils,
Victor Masson et fils, Veuve Berger-Levrault et fils), Strasbourg 1869, 1872-1873, 2 parts.
Qu. (Crypt. vasc. Brésil).
Publ.: pars 1: Nov 1869 (p. xvi: 7 Nov 1869; see also Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 16(1) : 321. 1869),
p. [i]-xvi, [1]-267, [268, cont.], pl. 1-78, uncol. liths. by J. Meyer, A. Jobin, H. Dress.
Copy: NY.
pars 2: supplément et révision, Paris (id.), Nancy 1872-1873, publ. 1873, p. [i]-1x, [1]-
115, pl. 79-108. Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 562; IF p. 696; NI 616; PR 2855.
Feer, Heinrich (Henri) (1857-1892), Swiss botanist. (Feer).
HERBARIUM and types: G, via the herbarium of B. Reber. Feer’s herbarium contained
that of his father Karl Feer-Herzog, and that of Paul Usteri (1768-1831) which, at the
time, contained Ehrhart material.
Ref.: 1H 2: 192.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 231. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 532.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 231. 1960 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Feeria Buser (1894, also dedicated to his father Karl Feer-Herzog, who,
according to Buser, owned the Usteri herbarium).
Felix, Johannes Paul (1859-1941), German palaeobotanist from Leipzig. (Felix).
COLLECTIONS: Palaontologisches Museum, Leipzig.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BloGRAPHY: Andrews p. 262-263; Barnhart 1: 533; BM 2: 564, 6: 319;
CSP 9: 844, 12: 234, 14: 955; Bossert p. 124; LS 8437-8438; Nick p. 361.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 52. 1898.
Schumann, Ber. Verh. sachs. Akad. Wiss. Leipzig 96: 57-60. 1944.
1759. Beitrdge zur Geologie und Paldontologie der Republik Mexico. Leipzig, Stuttgart 1889-
1899, 3 parts. Qu. (Beitr. Geol. Mexiko).
Part 1: Leipzig 1890 (p. iv: Jul 1889), p. [i]-viii, [1]-114, frontisp. and 3 pl. Copy: U.
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Part 2: Leipzig 1899 (Nat. Nov. Oct 1899), p. [i-iv], [1]-252, index to parts 1-3: [i]-lvi,
10 pl., 52 text ills. Copy: U. — Added: General t.p. and contents [i-iii].
Part 3: Stuttgart Mar-Mai 1891 (printing finished Mar 1891, Nat. Nov. Mai 1891),
p. [1]-78, [2]. Copy: U. — Reprinted from Palaeontographica 27: 117-194.
Fellman, Nils Isak (1841-1919), Finnish magistrate and botanist. (Fellman).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: H. — Exsiccatae: (1) Lichenes arctici collecti aestate 1863 in Lapponia
orientali (with W. Nylander) (nos. 1-224, Helsingfors 1865), sets at BM, BR, FH, K, NY.
(2) Plantae arcticae exsiccatae, in Lapponia orientali collectae (fasc. i-iv, nos. 1-370, Helsingfors
1864), sets at LE, P.
Ref.: 1H 2: 193; Saelan p. 575.
Fellmann, Bull. Soc. bot. France 10: 495-502. 1863 (letter to Nylander on Lapland
trip).
Stizenberger, Hedwigia 4: 127-128. 1865.
Fellmann, Flora 47: 368, 381-384. 1864, 48: 92-93. 1865.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 345. 1916.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 122. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 533; BL 2: 82; CSP 2: 586; GR p. 616;
Jackson p. 329; LS 8439-8440; Saelan p. 104, 575; TR 353-356.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. natur. Mosc. 59(1): 293. 1884.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 93. pl. 20. 1905 (portr.)
Fellnmer, Maximilian Johann Nepomuk (fl. 1775), Austrian mycologist. (Fellner).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: FR.
Ref.: IH 2: 193.
1760. Dissertatio inauguralis medica sistens prodromum ad historiam fungorum agri vindo-
bonensis, quam annuente inclyta facultate medica in antiquissima, ac celeberrima uni-
versitate vindobonensi publicae disquisitioni submittit Maximilianus Joannes Nep.
Fellner, austriacus vindobonensis disputabitur in universitatis palatio die ... mensis ...
mdcclxxv. Wien (Typis Joan. Thomae Nobil. de Trattern) s.d. Oct. (Prodr. hist. fung.
vindob.)
Publ.: 1775 (the only copy seen has the date not filled in by hand), p. [i-xx], [1]-104,
[4, theses]. Copy: NY.
Ref.: PR 2860.
Fendler, August (1813-1883), German born explorer and collector in North and South
America. (Fendler).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: GH and MO. - For the location of the many Fendler sets of
duplicates see IH. Fendler’s collection of Venezuelan musci and hepaticae was bought
by Sullivant (now at FH), but the hepaticae were sent on to Gottsche (later at B).
Exsiccatae: Musci fendleriani venezuelenses (fasc. 1-3, nos. 1-154), set at FH (compl.)
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 193.
Candolle, Phytographie 411. 1880.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 47. 1902.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 299, 319, 345. 1916.
Rodgers, Sullivant 245. 1940.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 164. 1964.
Hehre et al., Rhodora 74: 80-84. 1972 (list of Fendler isotypes at Brunswick, Maine).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 534; Bossert p. 124; CSP 2: 586, 7: 652;
Jackson p. 376; ME 1: 183, 3: 573; NICK p. 361; PR 2861.
Gray, Bot. Gaz. g: 111-112. 1884.
Canby, [ed. of autobiography of Fendler), Bot. Gaz. 10: [285]-290, 301-304, 319-322.
1885; also in book form Indianapolis 1882.
Gray, Amer. J. Sci. ser. 3. 29: 169-171. 1885; also in Scientific papers 2: 465-467. 1889.
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Hemsley, Biol. Centr. Amer. 4: 133-134. 1887.
Gray, Letters 832 [index]. 1893.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 41. 1898, 3: 47. 1902.
Weatherby, Amer. Fern. J. 13: 114-118. 1923 (on a field-note book of ferns).
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 347 [index]. 1940.
Rodgers, John Torrey 340 [index]. 1942.
Rodgers, Amer. Bot. 1873-1892. 328 [index]. 1944.
Geiser, Naturalists of the frontier 291 [index]. 1948.
Dupree, Asa Gray 487 [index]. 1959.
Dwyer, Taxon 17: 107-108. 1968.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 165 [index]. 1969.
Lenley et al., Cat. Manuscr. coll. New York bot. Gard. 164. 1973.
EPONYMY: Fendlera Engelmann & A. Gray (1852); Fendlerella Heller (1898); Fendleria
Steudel (1854).
1761. Plantae fendlerianae novi-mexicanae: an account of a collection of plants made
chiefly in the vicinity of Santa Fé New Mexico ... [Philadelphia 1849] Qu. (PI. fendler.)
Main author of text: Asa Gray (1810-1888), q.v. under no. 2126.
Fenzl, Eduard (1808-1879), Austrian botanist, curator of the collections of the Vienna
botanical museum, later ‘‘kaiserlicher Regierungsrath’’, professor of botany and director
of the botanic garden. (Fenzl).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: W; duplicates e.g. BP, C, P, WU.
INGAS Wal 2 Hoey,
Candolle, Phytographie 411. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 48: 520-521; AG 2(1): 359, 4: 339, 5(1): 5443
Barnhart 1: 535; BM 2: 565, 4: 1768, 6: 320; Bossert p. 1243; CSP 2: 588, 6: 654, 7: 652,
9: 846, 14: 960; GR p. 465; Jackson p. 545 [index]; Kanitz no. 236; Langman p. 277;
LS 8445-8446; MW p. 117, 216; MW suppl. p. 65; PR 2862-2869, ed. 1: 3154-3161;
TR 357-358; WU 4: 179-181; Zander ed. 10, p. 658.
Wurzbach, Biogr. Lex. 4: 178-181. 1858.
Reichardt, Oest. bot. Z. 12: 1-11. 1862 (portr.)
Anon., Flora 62: 496. 1879, J. Bot. 17: 352. 1879.
Kanitz, Mag. Néven. Lap 3: 158-163. 1879 (bibl.)
Kanitz, Bot. Zeit. 38: 1-13. 1880.
Reichardt, Leopoldina 16: 130-133, 148-152. 1880 (bibl.)
Reichardt, Almanach Akad. Wiss. Wien 30: 145-162. 1880 (bibl.)
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natur Mosc. 59(1): 293. 1884.
Haynald, Denkrede auf Dr Eduard Fenzl, Budapest 1885, 41 p. (bibl.)
Gray, Letters 25, 218, 222, 795. 1893.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 81. 1903; 3(3): 66. 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 44. 1906.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 172-173. 1906.
Bay, Index Flora 26-100: 10. 1910.
Deschka, Ed. Fenzl Leben, Leistung und Wertung, Wien 1957 (typewritten manuscript
mentioned by NI).
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 164. 1973.
Dolezal, Friedrich Welwitsch 237 [index]. 1974.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) Endlicher, Genera plantarum, various families, see BM 2: 565 and
see Leopoldina 1880: 150-151.
(2) Endlicher, Atakta Botanica (Schiedea, Brachystemma).
(3) Endlicher et al., Enum. pl. Nova Holl. Hiigel 1837 (Rhamnac., Portulac., Ficoid., Halor.,
Loranth.)
(4) Endlicher et Fenzl, Sertum cabulicum (1836).
(5) Jacquin, Eclogae pl. rar. vol. 2. 1844, text by Fenzl.
(6) Ledebour, FI. rossica, 3 vols. 1842-1851, various contr., see BM 2: 565.
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(7) Martius, Flora brasiliensis, Salsolaceae, 5(1): 137-158, t. 45-49. [fasc. 37] 1 Dec 1864.
(8) Peyritsch, Arotdeae Maximilianae. Wien 1879 (Komicarpa; Anthurium Maximiliani).
(9) Tchichatcheff, Asie mineure, 3, Paris 1860, “‘Diagnoses plantarum orientalium.”
(10) Wulfen, Flora Norica phanerogama, ed. Fenzl and Graf, Wien 1858.
(11) Endlicher and Fenzl, Novarum stirpium decades (1839).
(12) Ruprecht, Beitr. Pflanzenk. russ. Reiches vol. 2. 1845 (Alsineae).
EPONYMY: Fenzlia Bentham (1833); Fenzlia Endlicher (1834).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 503. 504. 1974.
1762. Versuch einer Darstellung der geographischen Verbreitungs- und Vertheilungs-Verhdltnisse
der natiirlichen Familie der Alsineen in der Polarregion und eines Theiles der gemassigten
Zone der alten Welt. Wien (Joh. Bapt. Wallishauser) 1833. Oct. (Vers. Darstell. Alsin.)
Publ.: Jul-Sep 1833 (pref. 30 Jun 1833, Flora rd. 16 Oct 1833), p. [3]-70, [1, err.] Copies:
G(2), NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 565; PR 2862.
1763. Pugillus plantarum novarum Syriae et Tauri occidentalis primus. Wien (Friedrich Beck)
1842. Oct. (Pug. pl. nov. Syr.)
Publ.: Probably Mai-Jun 1842 (p. 2: calend. Feb 1842; Hinrichs received the pamphlet
at Leipzig 10-12 Jul 1842), p. [i], [1]-18. Copies: G, NY, US.
Ref.: BM 2: 565; PR 2864; IDC 657.
1764. Reise der dsterreichischen Fregatte Novara um die Erde in den Jahren 1857, 1858, 1859
unter den Befehlen des Commodore B. von Wiillerstorf-Urbair. Botanischer Theil.
Erster Band. Sporenpflanzen von A. Grunow, J. Krempelhuber, Dr. H. W. Reichardt,
Prof. Dr. G. Mettenius, Dr. J. Milde. Redigirt von Dr. Eduard Fenzl. Wien (K.K. Hof-
und Staatsdruckere1) [1868]-1870. Qu. + (Rezse Novara).
Heft 1, Algae. Bearbeitet von A. Grunow. Publ.: 1867 (date on p. [1] copy PCS) or 1868
(Flora 30 Jul 1868; vide Hedwigia 8: 41. Mar 1869; PR 3619), p. [1]-104, pl. 1-17, ra.
Reprint with undated special t.p. [1-11], [1]-104, pl. 1-11, ra. Copy: UC.
Heft 2, Lichenes. Bearbeitet von A. von Krempelhuber, 1870 (PR sub 4879), p. [105]-
120, pl. 12-19.
Heft 3, Fungi, Hepaticae et Musci frondosi. Bearbeitet von H. W. Reichardt, 1870, p.
[131]-196, pl. 20-36.
Heft 4, Cryptogamae vasculares. Bearbeitet von Georg Mettenius, Ophioglosseae und
Equisetaceae von Julius Milde, 1870, p. [197]-228, [err. and index] 229-261.
The plates are black and white lithographs of drawings by A. Grunow, Jos. Seboth and
H. Sommer. Volume pagination: [i-i11], [1]-261. Copies: MICH, PCS.
The entire work came out with a ““Beschreibender Theil’’ of 3 volumes edited by K. H.
von Scherzer (Oct., Wien 1861-1862; vol. 1 published shortly before 4 Jun 1861, fide
Oest. bot. Z. 11: 268) which came out also in English translation (Oct. London, 3 vols.
1861-1863, vol. 1 Mar-Mai 1861). A second edition of the German language edition
came out 1864-1866 (Wien, Oct., 3 vols.). Furthermore the work consisted of a “‘bota-
nischer Theil’’ (see above), a “‘geologischer Theil’? (23 Bd. in 3 vols., Wien 1864-1866,
Qu), a “‘zoologischer Theil” (2 Bd. in 6 vols., Wien 1864-1875, Qu), an ‘‘anthropologi-
scher Theil (3 abth., Wien 1867-1875, Qu) and a “‘medizinischer Theil’’ (1 vol. Wien
1861, Qu.), a ‘‘nautisch-physicalischer Theil’? (Wien 1862-1865, Qu) and a “‘statistisch-
commercieller Theil’? (1 vol. Wien 1864, Qu).
Ref.: BM 1: 74; MW p. 116; PR 3619, 4879.
Lawson and Price, Bot. J. Linn. Soc. 62(3): 341. 1969.
1765. Abbildungen und Beschreitbungen neuer und selthener Thiere und Pflanzen in Syrien und im
westlichen Taurus gesammelt von T. Kotschy. Herausgegeben von den DD. Fenzl,
Heckel & Redtenbacher, Stuttgart 1843, 3 parts in 1 vol., Oct. and Fol. (Abbild. Thiere
Pfl. Syr.)
Publ.: 1843, before 13 Oct. A reprint with independent pagination and separate title-
pages from Joseph von Russegger, Reisen in Europa, Asien und Africa ... vol. 1, Abth. 2,
p- 883-970 [Fenzl]. 1843. This reprint consists of three sections; no. 1: J/lustrationes et
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descriptiones plantarum novarum Syriae et Tauri occidentalis ... auctore E. Fenzl, p. [i]-viii,
[1]-84, 20 pl. The second and third sections deal with animals. — The Fenzl section
occurs also independently with the Latin title.
Ref.: BM 2: 565, 6: 320; NI 1093; PR 2866; IDC 658. .
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 1: 715-718. 1843.
Ferdinandsen, Carl Christian Frederic(k) (1879-1944), Danish botanist. (Ferd.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: C and CP.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 194.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 535; GR p. 676-677.
Buchwald, Friesia 3: 83-92. 1945 (portr.)
Koppel, Friesia 9(3): 355-356. 1970 (portr.)
Ferguson, William (1820-1887), British civil servant in Ceylon, amateur botanist and
entomologist. (Ferguson).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: BM. — Exsiccatae: Algae ceylonicae (nos. 1-144/5), set at L and
probably also at other herbaria listed by IH (series edited with Albert Grunow, 1826-
IQI4).
Ref.: 1H 2: 194.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 264. 1916.
Newton, Phycol. Bull. 1: 16. 1952.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 73. 1969.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 536; BB p. 107; BM 2: 566; CSP 2: 502,
7: 652, 9: 848, 14: 969; DNB 18: 356; Jackson p. 396; PR 2871.
Anon., Nature 36: 430. 1887.
Trimen, J. Bot. 25: 320. 1887.
Balfour, Ann. Bot. 1: 403. 1888 (bibl.)
Boulger, zn Trimen, Handb. fl. Ceylon 5: 375. 1900.
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 238. [index]. 1965.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Contributed largely to Thwaites, Enumeratio plantarum Zeylaniae.
EPONYMY: Fergusonia J. D. Hooker (1873).
Fernald, Merritt Lyndon (1873-1950), American botanist. (Fernald).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: GH. — Duplicates in many herbaria, see IH.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 194.
Day, Rhodora 3: 222. 1901.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 536; BL 1: 295 [index]; BM 6: 321; Bossert
p. 124; CSP 14: 970-971, 18: 242; IF suppl. 2: 35, 3: 208-209, 4: 321; Langman p. 278;
MW p. 117-118, suppl. p. 65-67; Zander ed. 10, p. 658.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 195. pl. 148. 1905 (portr.)
Pease, Rhodora 53: 33-39. 1951 (portr.)
Rollins, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 78: 270-272. 1951 (portr.)
Rollins, Taxon 1: 3-5. 1951.
Bartlett, Rhodora 53: 44-55. 1951 (on Fernald and Gray’s Manual).
Fogg, Rhodora 53: 39-43. 1951 (as a teacher).
Griscom, Rhodora 53: 61-65. 1951 (in the field).
Rollins, Rhodora 53: 56-61. 1951 (as a botanist).
Correll, Castanea 16: 117-123. 1951.
Schubert, Proc. Linn. Soc. London, sess. 163(1): 78-82. 1952.
Rouleau, Rhodora Index vols. 1-50, p. 315-323. 1953 (bibl.)
Le Gallo, Le Naturaliste Canadien 80: 143-157, 176-185. 1953 (portr.)
825
FERNALD
Merrill, Biogr. Mem. Nat. Acad. Sci. 28: 45-98. 1954 (portr., bibl.)
Humphrey, Makers N. Amer. Bot. 85-89. 1961.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 164 [index]. 1969.
Ewan, DSB 4: 583-584. 1971.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) Gray’s Manual, ed. 7, Aug-Sep 1908 (with B. L. Robinson), ed. 8,
29 Jun 1950 (with B. G. Schubert).
(2) Editor of Rhodora 1899-1950, editor-in-chief 1929-1950.
EPoNYMyY: Fernaldia Lynge (1937) ; Fernaldia Woodson (1932).
Fernandez-Villar, Celestino (1838-1907), Philippine botanist. (Fern.-Vill.)
tTyPEs: Lost by fire in 1899.
Ref.: Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 164. 1950.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY (Fernandez-Villar): Barnhart 1: 536; BM 2: 567; CSP
14: 972.
Merrill, An ennumeration of Philippine flowering plants 4: 182, 212. 1926.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 615. 1936.
1766. Novissima appendix to Blanco, Flora de Filipinas ed. 3. Manilla 1877-1883. 4 vols.
Fol. (Nov. app.)
Co-author: Andres Naves (1839-1910).
Publ.: Fasc. 13A-23A of Blanco’s Flora de Filipinas ed. 3, vol. 4 (see no. 553):
part pages dates part pages dates
13A-21A 1-272 1880 [24A] 337-375 15 Jun 1883
22A-23A 273-336 1882
Fernandez-Villar was the author of pages 1-212 and of 307 (from Fimbristylis subbispicata)
— 375. Naves was the author of pages 213-307 (Fimbristylis nutans). Naves was also respon-
sible for the names on the plates for the entire work. (cf. sub Blanco).
Ref.: SK p. clxxxiii.
Merrill, Philipp. J. Sci. Bot. 12: 114-115. 1917.
Ferreira, Alexandre (Alejandro) Rodrigues (1756-1815), Portuguese botanist.
(Ferreira).
HERBARIUM and typEs: LISC. — Other material at K and LISU.
Refs Vo 15.
Wurdack, Taxon 20: 595-596. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 537; BM 2:568; CSP 2: 595; Laségue p. 475.
Martius, Flora 20(2) Beibl.: 15-17. 1837.
Colmeiro, Bot. Penins. Hispano-Lusit. 182. 1858.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 19. 1906.
Franca, Bol. Soc. Broter. ser. 2. 1: 65-123. 1922.
Lima, Publ. Inst. Bot. Goncalo Sampaio ser. 2. 21: 1-426. 1953, (also Agencia Geral do
Ultramar, Lisboa 1953).
Lima, Bol. Soc. Broter. ser. 2. 28: 77-78. 1954.
HANDWRITING: Publ. Inst. Bot. Goncalo Sampaio ser. 2. 21: pl. 1, 2. 1953.
Feuillée, Louis Econches (1660-1732), French clergyman (order of the Minimi),
explorer, astronomer and botanist. (Feuzllée).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown. The references in the literature are always to the book,
never to specimens.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 538; BM 2: 569; Langman p. 281; Laségue
p. 483; NI 622-623; PR 2882; PR (ed. 1) 3173.
Urban, Symb. Ant. 1: 53. 1898.
Ewan, The Herbarist 1959: 60-64.
Coats, The plant hunters 359. 1969.
Guerra, DSB 4: 602-603. 1971.
Bernardi, Musées de Genéve 114: 14-18. 1971.
EPONYMY : Feuilleea OO. Kuntze (1891) ; Fevillea Linnaeus (1753). —Note: Feuillaea Gleditsch
(1764), Fewillea J. F. Gmelin (1791), Feuilleea Cothenius (1790), Fevillaea Vellozo (1881)
[sic] and Fewillea Linnaeus (1763) are orthographical variants of Fevillea.
1767. Journal des observations physiques, mathématiques et botaniques. Faites par l’ordre du
Roy sur les cétes orientales de Amérique méridionale, & dans les Indes Occidentales,
depuis l’année 1707 jusques en 1712. Paris (1, 2: Pierre Giffart, 3: Jean Mariette) 1714-
1725, 3 vols. Qu. (7. obs.)
I: 1714, p. [i-xvi], map, [1]-504, 7 pl.
2: 1714, p. [i-viii], [503]-767, [768, err.], pl. 1-50.
3: 1725, p. [i*-iv*], [i]-xxxix, [xl, priv.], [1]-426, [1-4,.table], Hist. pl. médic. [1]-71,
[72-75, cont., 76, priv.], pl. 1-50, tabl. déclin. [i]-xlix.
Copies: G, HU, MO, NY. — Tome [3] is entitled: Yournal des observations ... dans un autre
voiage ... Paris 1725. Qu. — Botanical parts: in tome 2, p. 705-765 Histoire des plantes
médicinales ... du Perou & du Chily, continued in tome [3] at the end with separate pagi-
nation.
German translation: Beschreibung zur Arzeney dienlicher Pflanzen, welche in den Reichen
des mittagigen America / in Peru und Chily vorziiglich im Gebrauch sind, in dem
Land selbst auf kénigl. Befehl, in den Jahren von 1709. 1710. und 1711. aufgesezet,
nebst verschiedenen andern aus eben desselben Tageregister physischer Beobachtun-
gen gesammelten und zur natiirlichen Historie gehérigen Anmerkungen. Aus dem
Franzésischen ins Deutsche iibersezet von D. Georg Leonhard Huth ... Niirnberg
(Johann Michael Seeligmann) 1756-1757, 2 vols. Qu., 1: 1-136, 50 pl. 1756, 2: 1-208,
50 pl. 1757. Copy: Ewan. — Urban (1898) mentions another edition, dated 1766 (n.v.)
The book is a simple translation with no additional information. For this reason, even
though published after 1753, the book should not be considered for purposes of bo-
tanical nomenclature. — (Beschr. Arzen. Pf.)
Ref.: BM 2: 569; DA 1967; HE p. 23; HU 433; NI 622, 623; PR 2882; SA 2: 559.
Philippi, R. A., Anales Univ. Santiago 29: 757-760. 1867.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 1: cxxvill. 1891.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 53. 1808.
Junk, Rara 50-51. 1901.
Fournier, Voyages et découvertes scientifiques des missionaires naturalistes francais 1:
60-63. 1932.
Ewan, Amer. Fern. J. 50: 26-32. 1960 (fern ills.)
Ficinus, Heinrich David August (1782-1857), German botanist at the medical
academy at Dresden. (Ficinus).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 539; BM 2: 570; 6: 323; CSP 2: 600, 601;
6: 654; 7: 655; 12: 236; GR p. 11-12; LS 8580; NI 627; PR 2884.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 15: 591-592. 1857.
Anon., Bonplandia 6: 335. 1858.
EPONYMY: Ficinia H. A. Schrader (1832, nom. cons.)
1768. Botanisches Taschenbuch oder Flora der Gegend um Dresden. Dresden (Arnold)
1807-1808. Oct. (Fl. Dresden).
Ed. 1: 1807-1808. Phanerogamie, p. [i]-xxxviii, [i]-430, 1 pl. (part 1: publ. Apr 1808,
part 2: publ. Apr 1809) (n.v.)
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Ed. 2: ‘Flora der Gegend um Dresden ... Zweite vermehrte und verbesserte Auflage,”’
Dresden (Arnold) 1821-1823, 2 vols. Oct.
Vol. 1, Phanerogamie: Jan-Mai 1821 (p. 12: Sep 1820, Flora 7 Jun 1821), p. [i]-xii,
[i]-542. Copies: B, NY.
Vol. 2, by Carl Schubert, Kryptogamie, 1823, p. [i]-xxviii, [1]-466, 3 p/. Copies: B, HH,
NY.
Ed. 3: ‘“‘Dritte verbesserte Auflage,’’ by Heinrich Ficinus and Gustav Heynhold, first
volume only: ‘‘Erster Theil: Phanerogamie, enthaltend die Pflanzen, deren Frucht
auf eine vorausgegangene deutliche Blume folgt. Mit einer geognostischen Karte der
Umgegend von Dresden.” Dresden und Leipzig (Arnold) Oct., publ. Oct 1838, p. [1]-
xxxiv, [1]-300, [2, err.], map. Copy: FH.
Ed. 3a: “‘Dritte verbesserte Auflage, zweite Ausgabe,”’ Leipzig (Arnold) 1850, 2 vols. Oct.
Vol. r, unchanged reissue of vol. 1 of ed. 3, with new title-page. Copy: B. (see for both
vols. Bot. Zeit. 9: 765-766, 24 Oct 1851).
Vol. 2, unchanged reissue of vol. 2 of ed. 2, with new title-page. Copy: B.
Ref.: BM 2: 570; LS 8580; PR 2884; IDC 5243 (ed. 2).
Anon., Flora 4: 321-326. 1821 (ed. 2, vol. 1), 22: 15. 1839 (ed. 3).
Schmalz, Dispositio synoptica generum plantarum circa Dresdam ... Anhang zu .
Ficinus ... Dresden 1822, 37 p. fol.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1063. 1940.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 194. 1974.
Fiedler, Carl Friedrich Bernhard (1807-1869), German botanist, regional physician
in Démitz, Mecklenburg. (Fied/.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some material at ROST. Exsiccatae:
1. Beitrége zur Mecklenburgischen Pilzflora (fasc. 1-3, nos. 1-163). Set at FH. — (fasc. 3 publ.
Apr-Mai 1851, fide Bot. Zeit. 9: 422. 1851).
2. Musci frondosi exsiccati (fasc. i-lli, nos. 1-150, Berlin, Schwerin 1842-1846. (in B as
Musci megapolitani, fide Urban).
3. Klotzschit herbarium vivum mycologium, ed. Rabenhorst, ed. 1 and 2, many contributions
by Fiedler.
Ref.: TH 2: 196.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 9: 422, 573-574. 1851.
Candolle, Phytographie 411. 1880.
Oltmanns, Arch. Ver. Freunde Naturgesch. Mecklenburg 47 (1893): 125: 1894.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 299. 1916.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 198. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(2): 273; BM 2: 570; CSP 2: 603, 6: 655, 7: 656;
LS 8584, 8586; PR 2889-2890.
Brockmann, Laubm. Mecklenburg 14-17.
Boll, Fl. Meklenb. 6: 154. 1860.
Anon., Flora 52: 392. 1869, Bot. Zeit. 27: 432. 1869.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natur. Mosc. 59(1): 293. 1884.
EPONYMY: Fiedleria Rabenhorst (1848).
Note: Fiedleria H. G. L. Reichenbach (1844) is dedicated to Karl Gustav Fiedler (1791-
1853), German traveller in Greece.
1769. Synopsis der Laubmoose Mecklenburg’s. Schwerin (O. Kiirschner) 1844. Oct. (Syn.
Laubm. Mecklenb.)
Publ.: Mai 1844, p. [i]-x, [1]-138. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 570; PR 2890; IDC 6201.
K. Miller, Bot. Zeit. 3: 130-134. 1845.
Fiek, Emil (1840-1897), German botanist, traveller and apothecary, later civil servant
(Amtsvorsteher) in Kunnersdorf nr. Hischberg in German Silesia. (Fiek).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: WRSL (formerly BRSL), other material at B, GB and LE (Fiek
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collected extensively in S. Russia and the Crimea); contributed to the Flora exsiccata
Austro-Hungarica.
Ref.: 1H 2: 46.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 345. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 423, 12(3): 288; Barnhart 1: 539.
Kneucker, Allg. bot. Z. 3: 105-107, 136. 1897.
Schube, Ber. deut. Bot. Ges. 16: (12)-(17). 1898 (bibl.)
1770. Flora von Schlesien preussischen und 6sterreichischen Antheils, enthaltend die wild-
wachsenden, verwilderten und angebauten Phanerogamen und Gefass-Cryptogamen.
Unter Mitwirkung von Rudolf von Uetritz bearbeitet von Emil Fiek. Breslau (J. U.
Kern) 1881. Oct. (Fl. Schlesien).
Co-author: Rudolf Friedrich Carl von Uechtritz (1838-1886).
Publ.: Mar-Jul 1881 (p. 8: Mar 1881, Nat. Nov. Jul 1881; Flora 21 Aug 1881), p. [1]-571.
Copy: B. — Followed by an Exkursionsflora fiir Schlesien, Breslau (Kern) 1889, 259 p.,
publ. Mai 1889.
Ref.: Anon., Flora 64: 384, 544, 574-576. 1881.
Field, Henry Claylands (1825-1911), British born civil engineer and pteridologist who
settled (1855) in New Zealand. (Field).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: K.
Ref.: IH 2: 196.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 539; BB p. 107; BM 2: 571; CSP 7: 656,
g: 855, 14: 989; IF p. 696; IF suppl. 1: 81; NI 625.
Anon., Trans. New Zealand Institute 44: iv-v. 1912.
1771. The ferns of New Zealand and its immediate dependencies, with directions for their
collection and cultivation. London (Griffith et al.), Sydney (id.), Waganui (A. D. Willis)
1890. Qu. (Ferns New Xealand).
Publ.: 1890 (Nat. Nov. Jan 1891), p. [i-v], [1]-164, pl. i-xxix. Copies: B, BR.
Ref.: BM 2: 571; IF p. 696; NI 625; IDC 7135.
J.G.B., J. Bot. 29: 154-155. 1891.
Fielding, Henry Barron (1805-1851), British botanist who assembled an important
herbarium. (fielding).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: The types of Fielding and Gardner’s Sertum plantarum are in the
Fielding herbarium at OXF. The original Fielding herbarium and library are at OXF.
Gardner’s Brazilian herbarium (coll. 1836-1841) is at BM with a very rich second set at
OXF. Gardner was a professional collector, Henry Fielding subscribed in advance to his
Brazilian collections and received the most complete set after that of BM. Later Gardner
was employed by Fielding to arrange his herbarium: from this collaboration stems the
Sertum plantarum. In 1844. Gardner went to Ceylon where he stayed until his death; the
first set of his Ceylonese collections is at K. Fielding’s British herbarium is also at OXF.
Ref.: IH 2: 196; Laségue p. 330.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 6: 283. 1854.
Candolle, Phytographie 411. 1880.
Druce and Vines, An account of the herbarium of the University of Oxford 1897-1919.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 22-25. 1906.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 53. 1953.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 164, 169-170. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 539; BB p. 107-108; BM 2: 571; DNB 18:
424; Jackson p. 117.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 2: 188. 1855.
Dallman and Wood, Trans. Liverpool bot. Soc. 1: 68-69. 1909.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 466 [index]. 1967.
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1772. Sertum plantarum; or drawings and descriptions of rare and undescribed plants from
the author’s herbarium. By H. B. Fielding ... assisted by George Gardner. London
(Hippolyte Bailliére), Paris (J. B. Bailliére), Leipzig (T. O. Weigel) 1844. 2 vols. Oct. {
(Sert. pl.)
Co-author: George Gardner (1812-1849).
part plates rd. by Linnean Soc. part plates rd. by Linnean Soc.
I 1-25 23 Nov 1843 3 51-75 26 Aug 1844
2 26-50 11 Mar 1844 text [1-iv]
Tucker mentions 13 plates with an index, prepared for a second volume [n.v.], Lancaster
1849, Oct. — The plates (uncolored lithographs of drawings by Mrs. Fielding) are
accompanied by text. Copies: MO (incompl.), NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 571; IF p. 696; Jackson p. 117; NI 626; PR 2894; SK p. clxxxiii.
Hooker, London J. Bot. 3: 113. 1844 (rev. 1).
Klotzsch, Bot. Zeit. 2: 600-601. 23 Aug 1844 (rev. I, 2).
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 3: 698-699. 17 Oct 1845 (rev. 3).
Tucker, Cat. Arnold Arbor. 1: 247. 1914.
Figari, Antonio Bey (1804-1870), Italian botanist. (F7g.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: In part at FI; the Egyptian and Sudan herbarium in part also at
GE; duplicated B, K, L, LE, MO, MPU, P-CO.
Refs VE ed.16):: 3585125) 690:
Webb, Fragm. Fl. aethiopico-aegypt. Paris 1854.
Candolle, Phytographie 411. 1880.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 345. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 540; BM 2:571; Bossert p. 125; CSP 2: 605,
606, 6: 655, 7: 657, 14: 991; Laségue p. 163; PR 2896; Saccardo 1: 73, 2: 48.
Anon., Flora 54: 205. 1871.
Cesati, Saggio 34. 1882.
Vallot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 29: 179. 1882.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 79, 162. 1903, 3(3): 62. 1905.
Béguinot, Arch. Bot. 14: 290-315. 1938.
EPONYMY: Figaraea Viviani (1830).
1773. Nuovi materiali par Valgologia del Mar Rosso raccolti e censiti per cura di A. Figari e
G. De Notaris. Torino (Stumperia Reale) 1851. Qu. (Nuov. mat. algol. Mar Rosso).
Co-author: Giuseppe De Notaris (1805-1877).
Publ.: 1851, p. [1]-39, 1 pl. Copy: NY. — Reprinted from Memorie della R. Accademia
delle Scienze di Torino ser. 2. B. 1851.
1774. Agrostographiae aeg yptiacae fragmenta curantibus A. Figari et J. De Notaris. Torino
(Officina Regia) 1851. Qu. (Agrost. aeg ypt.)
Co-author: Giuseppe De Notaris (1805-1877).
Publ.: 1853, p. [i-ii], [1]-18, [5]-75, zz pl. (with figs. nos. 1-38). Copy: NY. — Combined
reprint with separate title-page and independent pagination from Memorie R. Acca-
demia Sci. Torino ser. 2. 12: 245-262 (= 1-18) “1852,” and ser. 2. 14: 317-391, 17 pl.,
(= p. 5-75). “1853.” Part 1 (p. 1-18) before Aug 1853. (Dates of journal parts un-
certain).
Ref.: H.F., Bot. Zeit. 11: 660-661. 16 Sep 1853.
Filarszky, Nandor (1858-1941), Hungarian algologist. (Filarszky).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BP, dupl. E, GB, L.
Ref.: TH 2: 196.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 540; BM 2: 571, 6: 323; Bossert p. 125;
CSP 14: 992-993; IF suppl. 3: 209; LS 33250, 41179. 41179a.
Barnhart, NAF 11(1): 89. 1937.
Moesz, Bot. K6zl. 40: 147-169. 1943 (bibl., portr.)
Wood and Imahori, A revision of the Characeae 806-807. 1965 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WoRKS: M. von Déchy, Kaukasus, Botanik in vol. 3, 1907 (publ. Jun-Jul 1907).
EPONYMY: Filarszkya Forti (1907).
1775. A charafélék (Characeae L. Cl. Richard) kiilénés tekintettel a magyarorszagi
fajokra. Die Characeen (Characeae L. Cl. Richard) mit besonderer Riicksicht auf die in
Ungarn beobachteten Arten. A kir. Magyar természettudomanyi tarsulattél a bugat-
alapbol jutalmazott palyamii. Budapest (K.M. Természettudomanyi Tarsulat) 1893.
Qu. (Characeen).
Publ.: Jun-Oct 1893 (p. ii: Jun 1893; Nat. Nov. Oct 1893: Hedwigia 30 Jan 1894)
p. [a]-vui, [1]-129, pl. 1-5 with 2 p. letterpress each. Copies: G, HH, MO, NY.
Ref.: Anon., Hedwigia 33 (Rep.): 12. 30 Jan 1894.
Filet, G. J. (1825-1891), Dutch army physician in the Netherlands East Indies. (Filet).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 214. 1936.
EPONYMY: Filetia Miquel (1858).
1776. Tweede Catalogus der in den botanischen tuin van het groot militair hospitaal te Welte-
vreden aangekweekt wordende planten. [Batavia 1854]. Oct. ( Tweede cat. tuin Weltevreden).
Publ.: 1854 (p. 16: 15 Feb 1852), p. [19]-36. Copy: HH.
1777- De planten in den botanischen tuin bij het groot militair hospitaal te Weltevreden, hunne
inl. benamingen, groeiplaats en gebruik, naar de beste schrijvers en inlandsche opgaven
zamengesteld door G. J. Filet. Batavia (Lange & Co.) 1855. Oct. (Pl. bot. tuin Welte-
vreden).
Publ.: 1855 (p. viii: Mai 1855), p. [i]-viii, [1]-189. Copies: HH, L (dedication copy to
Miquel, dated 31 Dec 1855).
Ref.: PR 2901.
Finet, Eugéne Achille (1863-1913), French botanist, specialist on orchids, and botanical
artist. (inet).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: P.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 541; BM 6: 199, 324; CSP 14: 997; Lang-
man p. 283; MW p. 118-119.
Gagnepain, Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 60: 205-216. 1913 (bibl.)
Lecomte, Nouv. Arch. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. ser. 5. 5: ili-xi. 1913 (port., bibl.)
Herter, Orchis 7: 98-99. 1913.
Berthier, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Autun 27 (Proc.-Verb.): 11-13. 1914.
Backer, Verklarend woordenb. 650. 1936.
Gagnepain, Fl. gén. Indochine, tom. prél. 41. 1944 (portr.)
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 165. 1950.
Leandri, Adansonia ser. 2. 2: 147-158. 1962.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Finet initiated the publication of the Paris Notulae systematicae and
participated in the early phase of the publication of Lecomte’s Flore générale de I’ Indochine:
Ranunculaceae (with F. Gagnepain) 1(1): 1-11. Jun 1907; Dilleniaceae 1(1): 12-28. Jun
1907; Magnoliaceae (with F. Gagnepain) 1(1): 29-42. Jun 1907; Anonaceae (id.) 1(1): 4.2-
112. Jun 1907, 1(2): 113-123. Oct 1908.
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EPONYMY: Finetia Gagnepain (1917); Finetia Schlechter (1918); Neofinetia H. H. Hu
(1925).
Fingerhuth, Carl Anton (1798-1876), German botanist and physician at Esch near
Euskirchen. (Fingerh.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 541; BM 2: 573; CSP 2: 613; Jackson p. 126,
293; Langman p. 283; LS 8595-8596; MW p. 119; NI 627; PR 2903-2904.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1063. 1940.
EPONYMY: Fingerhuthia C. G. D. Nees (1834).
1778. Tentamen florulae lichenum Evffacae sive enumeratio lichenum in Eifflia provenien-
tium. Nurnberg (Johann Leonhard Schrag) 1829. Oct. (Tent. fl. lich. Evffi.)
Publ.: late 1828 or Jan 1829 (p. iv: Id. Apr 1828; “‘seit ende Sept. eingegangen,” Flora
11(2); Erg. Bl. 5 Jan 1829), p. [1i]-iv, [1]-100. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 573; LS 8595; PR 2903.
1779. Monographia generis Capsici . .. cum tabulis x coloratis. Dusseldorf (Arnz & Comp.)
1832. Qu. (Monogr. Capsic.)
Publ.: 1832 (Flora received it only after 12 Mar 1834; see 17: 765. 28 Dec 1834; rev. Lit.
Ber. Flora 4: 95-96. 7 Mai 1834), p. [1]-32, [i]-iv, pl. z-z0, 1 uncol., 2-70 col. liths.
Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 2: 573; Jackson p. 126; Langman p. 283; MW p. 119; NI 627; PR 2904;
Zander ed. 10, p. 658; IDC 6005.
Anon., Flora 17: 765. 1834, Lit. Ber. Flora 4: 95-96. 1834.
Fink, Bruce (1861-1927), American lichenologist. (Fink).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: MICH, material also in BPI, H, HSI, L, LD, MIN, MU, UPS,
US, W and many other herbaria. Grummann reports a series of exs. ““Lichens of lowa”’
(100-150 nos.), 1895-1898.
Ref: WA 1 (ed. 6): 958, 2° 197.
Anon., Science ser. 2. 69: 422. 1929.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 182. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 541; BL 1: 179; BM 2: 573, 730, 6: 324;
Bossert p. 126; CSP 14: 998; GR p. 188; LS 8597-8621, 33253-33259; LS suppl. 8292-
8309.
Wylie, Mycologia 20(1): 1-2. 1928.
Pammel, Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci. 33: 34-39. 1928 (portr.)
Anon., Hedwigia 68 (Beibl.): 47. 1928.
EPONYMY: Finkia Vainio (1929).
1780. The lichen flora of the United States by Bruce Fink ... completed for publication by
Joyce Hedrick. Ann Arbor (University of Michigan Press) 1935. Oct. (Lich. fl. U.S.)
Co-author and editor: Joyce Hedrick (1897-x), (now Mrs Volney H. Jones).
Ed. 1: 1935, p. [i]-x, 1-426, pl. 1-47. Copy: NY.
Second printing: (n.v.)
Third printing: with a new foreword by Alexander H. Smith, 1961, p. [1]-xii, 1-426,
pl. 1-47. Copy: U.
Ref.: BM 6: 324.
Fiori, Adriano (1865-1950), Italian botanist. (Fiorz).
HERBARIUM and Types: FI (fide R. E. G. Pichi-Sermolli in litt.) — Exsiccatae: Flora ztalia
exsiccata: ser. 1-2 (1905-1927 by Fiori), ser. 3 (cent. 1-30, 1905-1927 by Fiori, Béguinot
832
FIORI
and Pampanini Schedae: in Nuovo Giorn. bot. ital.), sets at B, BI, FI, GB, K, L, OXF,
PAD, QI.
IRAES DADS XC) Rigg Wel 8 Theyre
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(3): 136; Barnhart 1: 542; BFM: 1510, 1511,
1512, 3235; BL 1: 33, 2: 653 [Index]; BM 2: 573, 6: 325; Bossert p. 126; CSP 12: 1003,
18: 391; DTS 6(4): 137; GR p. 530-531; LS 8626, 33260-33261; LS suppl. 8314-8315;
MW p. 119; NI 628; PFC 1: xli-xlii, 2(1): xv, 2(2): xxii; Saccardo 1: 73; Zander ed. 10,
p. 628.
Burnat, Boissiera 5: 42-43. 1941.
1781. Iconographia florae italicae ossia flora italiana illustrata con 4236 figure d’assieme e
12540 di analisi rappresentanti tutte le specie di piante vascolari indigene inselvatichite
e largamente coltivate finora conosciute in Italia. Padova (p. 1-112 Tipogr. del Seminari,
p. 131-484 Tipogr. Antoniana), Udine (p. 485-529: Tipogr. del Patronato). (Iconogr. fl.
ital.)
Co-author: Giulio Paoletti (1865-1941).
Ed. 1: 1895-1904. Copy: HH.
vol./fasc. pages dates vol./fasc. pages dates
Teil [1 ]-32 Nov 1895 2.5 221-268 Dec 1899
2 33-64 Dec 1896 6 269-332 Mar rgo!
3 65-112 Apr 1898 7 333-380 Jun 1902
4 113-220, [i-1] Jan 1899 8 381-412 Mai 1903
9 413-528, [1-11] Dec 1904
Published by Fiori and Paoletti up to fig. 608; from 609 on by Fiori alone. Genus Rosa
by Francois Crépin.
Ed. 2: San Casciano Val di Pesa (Fratelli Stianti) 1921, Oct. 2a ediziona aumentata a
cura del prof. Adriano Fiori (p. v: Sep 1921), p. [i]-vili, [1]-545. Copy: NY.
Ed. 3: Firenze (Mariano Ricci) 1933, Qu., p. [i]-vili, [i], [1]-549. Copy: NY. Repr.:
announced by Koeltz 1973 (n.v.)
Ref.: BFM 1512; BM 2: 573; DTS 1: 69, 6(4): 137; NI 628; PFC 2(1): xv, 2(2): xxii;
N. Am. FI.
1782. Flora analitica d’ Italia ossia descrizione delle piante vascolari indigene inselvatichite
e largamente coltivate in Italia disposte per quadri analitici. Padova (Tipografia del
Seminario) 1896-1908, 4 vols. (Fl. Italia).
vol. parte pages dates
I I [1]-256, map Dec 1896
2 257-607, [2, err.] Apr 1898
Intr. geob. __ [i]-c, [i-vil] Dec 1908
2 I [1]-224 Jan 1900
2 225-304. Mar 1901
3 305-492, [1-111], [1, err.] Jun 1902
3 I [1]-272 Mai 1903
2 [i-iii], 273-527, [1, err.], [iJ-vui Apr 1904
4 I [1]-217 (app.) Mar 1907
[1]-16 (ind. gen.)
2 17-192 (ind. gen.) Mar 1907
3 193-330 Sep 1908
Copy: HH. — Co-authors: Augusto Béguinot (1875-1940) (vols. 2, 3), Giulio Paoletti (1865-
1941) (vol. 1).
Authors for Rosa: Frangois Crépin (1830-1903), Hieracium: Saverio Belli, Gentianaceae: Lino
Vaccari.
Ref.: PFC 1: xli-xliv.
833
FIORI
1783. Nuova flora analytica d’ Italia contenente le descrizione delle piante vascolari indigene
inselvatichite e largamente coltivate in Italia. 2 vols., 1923-1929. (Nuov. Fl. Italia).
vol. part pages dates
I I [1]-160 Mar 1923
2 161-320 Jul 1923
3 321-480 Dec 1923
4 481-640 Mai 1924
5 641-800 Nov 1924
6 801-944, [i]-vii, [viii] Mar 1925
2 I [1]-160 Jul 1925
2 161-320 Jan 1926
3 321-480 Jul 1926
4 481-640 Feb 1927
5 641-800 Nov 1927
6 801-944 Nov 1928
7 945-1120, [1-iv] Nov 1929
Copies: HH (orig. covers), NY.
Reprint: announced by Koeltz 1973 (n.v.)
Ref.: BFM 1510; BM 2: 573; PFC 2(2): xxii.
Fischer ,Cecil Ernest Claude (1874-1950), India born forester, India Forest Service
1895-1926, assistant for India at Kew 1924-1937. (C. Fisch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K; further material at CAL, E, S.
Ref.: 1H 2: 197.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 543; BM 6: 325; Bossert p. 126; LS 33272-
39274; MW p. 119, 463; MW suppl. p. 67; Zander ed. 10, p. 658.
Anon., J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc. 55(2):-239. 1938 (portr.)
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 238. 1965.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Completed J. S. Gamble, Flora of the presidency of Madras, q.v.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Fischer, cf. infra, sub E. and F. E. L.
Fischer.
Fischer, Eduard (1861-1939), Swiss mycologist and phytopathologist, pupil of de Bary.
(E. Fisch.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BERN, dupl. B, BAS, KIEL, PC.
Refi: 1H 15 (eds 6)ig5 S502): 197.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 543; BL 2: 570; Bossert p. 126; CSP g: 863,
12: 271, 715, 14: 1007-1008, 18: 590; GR p. 640; LS 8650-8746, 33275-33316, 41179,
411794, suppl. 8321-8438.
Mayor, Bull. Soc. Neuchat. Sci. Nat. 64: 77-81. 1939.
E.H., Schweiz. Z. Pilzk. 1939: 195-196 (portr.)
Rytz, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 1939: 250-277. 1940 (bibl.)
Blumer, Mitt. naturf. Ges. Bern 1939: 90-101. 1940.
Matesquelle, Rev. gén. Bot. 52: 209-210. 1940.
Schopfer, Rev. Mycol. ser. 2. 5: 47-54. 1940 (portr., bibl.)
Rytz, Ber. schweiz. bot. Ges. 50: 793-794. 1940.
Schopfer, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 58: (27)-(54.). 1941 (bibl.)
Rogers, Chron. bot 7(2): 87-88. 1942.
Barnhart, NAF 7: 1064. 1940, ser..2. 1: 31. 1954
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 207. 1971.
Blumer und Miiller, Schweiz. Z. Pilzk. 49: 102. 1971.
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COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 1:
(a) Tuberinae: I. 1: 278-290. Feb 1897; I. 1**: 535-536. Sep 1goo.
(b) Plectascineae: I. 1: 290-320. Feb 1897; I. 1**: 536-539. Sep 1900.
(c) Phallineae: I. 1**: 276-288. Nov 1898; 289-296. Jun 18993 555-556. Sep 1900.
(d) Hymenogastrinae: I. 1**: 296-313. Jun 1899; 556-557. Sep 1900.
(e) Lycoperdineae: I. 1**: 313-324. Jun 1899; 557. Sep 1900.
(f) Nedularineae: I. 1**: 324-328. Jun 1899.
(g) Plectobasidineae: I. 1**: 329-336. Jun 1899; 337-346. Mar 1900. 577. Sep 1900.
(2) EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2:
(a) Tuberineae: 5b: [1]-15, figs. 1-3. 29 Apr 1938.
(b) Geneaceae: 5b: 15-19, figs. 4-8. 29 Apr 1938.
(c) Eutuberaceae: 5b: 20-35, figs. 9-18. 29 Apr 1938.
(d) Tereziaceae: 5b: 35-40, figs. 19-22. 29 Apr 1938.
(e) Gasteromyceteae: 7a: [1]-7, fig. r. Jan 1933.
(£) Hymenogastrineae: 7a: 7-9. Jan 1933.
(g) Melanogastraceae: 7a: 9-13, figs. 2-5. Jan 1933.
(h) Nymenogastraceae: 7a: 13-20, figs. 6-11. Jan 1933.
(i) Hysterangiaceae: 7a: 20-29, figs. 12-22. Jan 1933.
(k) Hydnangiaceae: 7a: 30-32, figs. 23-24. Jan 1933.
) Sclerodermatineae: 7a: 32-35, fig. 25. Jan 1933.
m) Sclerodermataceae: 7a: 35-43, figs. 26-31. Jan 1933.
n) Calostomataceae: 7a: 43-45, figs. 32-33. Jan 1933.
0) Tulostomataceae: 7a: 46-51, figs. 34-38. Jan 1933.
) Sphaerobolaceae: 7a: 51-52, fig. 39. Jan 1933.
) Nidulariineae: 7a: 52-55, fig. 40. Jan 1933.
) Arachniaceae: 7a: 55-56, fig. 41. Jan 1933.
s) Nidulariaceae: 7a: 56-59, figs. 42-44. Jan 1933.
t) Lycoperdineae: 7a: 59-62. Jan 1933.
u) Lycoperdaceae: 7a: 62-72, figs. 45-51. Jan 1933.
v) Geastraceae: 7a: 72-76, figs. 52-53. Jan 1933.
w) Phallineae: 7a: 76-83, figs. 54-56. Jan 1933.
x) Clathraceae: 7a: 83-96, figs. 57-70. Jan 1933.
) Phallaceae: 7a: 96-108, figs. 71-82. Jan 1933.
) Podaxineae: 7a: 109-110. Jan 1933.
aa) Secotraceae: 7a: 110-116, figs. 83-88. Jan 1933.
bb) Podaxaceae: 7a: 116-110, figs. 89-91. Jan 1933.
(3) Rabenhorst, Aryptogamen-Flora ed. 2: Ascomycetes, Tuberasceae, Hemiasceae, 1(5). 1897
(vill, 132 p.)
(4) Saccardo, Sylloge fungorum: Sylloge Gasteromycetum, 7(1). 1888.
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EPONYMY: Fischerula Mattirolo (1928).
Note: For other eponyms based on the name Fischer, cf. infra, sub F. E. L. Fischer.
Fischer, Friedrich Ernst Ludwig von (Fedor Bogdanovic) (1782-1854), Russian
botanist of German origin, director of the St. Petersburg botanical garden 1823-1850.
(Fisch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LE; — for the location of further material see TH.
Refs: WE ws(ed2i6) 3505/2)5197-
Candolle, Phytographie 411. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 165. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 473, 6(1): 203; Barnhart 1: 543; BM 2: 574-
575; Bossert p. 126; Bretschneider 1: 316; CSP 2: 616-617, 7: 662-663, 14: IOII;
Dawson p. 327; Jackson p. 546 [index]; Krebel p. 36; Langman p. 283; Laségue p. 568;
ME 3: 422; MW p. 119; MW suppl. p. 67; NI 629-630; PR 2911-2916, ed. 1: 3203-
3209; Trautvetter 372-391; Zander ed. 10, p. 659.
Anon., Flora 37: 768. 1854.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 1: 105-106. 1854.
Anon., Bonplandia 2: 266. 1854.
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Anon., Bot. Zeit. 8: 488. 1850 (dismissal; trouble at St. Petersburg), 12: 496. 1854
(death), 13: 124-127. 1855 (obit. by H.G.R.)
Seemann, Bonplandia 3: 18-21. 1855.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 2: 419-422. 1855.
Trautvetter, Bull. Soc. Natural. Moscou 38: 585-595. 1865 (bibl.)
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 44-45. 1906.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedications 1817-1927: 38-40. 1932 (portr.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard., Torrey corr. 455. 1973.
NAME: Some papers are signed F. B. Fischer = Fedor Bogdanovic Fischer.
EPoNYMY: Fischera K. P. J. Sprengel (1813); Fischeria A. P. de Candolle (1813).
Note: Fischera Schwabe (1836), Fischerella (Bornet & Flahault) Gomont (1895), and
Fischerellopsis F. E. Fritsch (1932) are dedicated to an unidentified Fischer, a friend of
Schwabe, and a collector of algae.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 505-506. 1974; Lipschitz and Vasilczenko, Herbarium
centrale USSR 129-130. 1968.
1784. Catalogue du jardin des plantes, de S. E. Monsieur le Comte Aléxis de Razoumofisky
... @ Gorenki prés de Moscou. [Moskva] 1808. Oct. (Cat. jard. Gorenkt).
Ed. 1808: p. [i-viii], [1]-143. Copy: B.
Ed. 1812: Moskva (N.S. Vsevolojsky) 1812, (p. viii: Apr 1812), Oct (in fours), p. [i]-
viii, [1]-76. Copies: M, NY, USDA.
The first catalogue of the Razoumofisky garden at Gorenki was published in 1804 by
Redowsky (PR 7458).
Ref.: BM 2: 574, 4: 1657; Jackson p. 442; PR 2912; IDC 5548.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 330. 1945, ser. 2. 2: 157. 1955.
1785. Index seminum, quae Hortus botanicus impertalis petropolitanus pro mutua commutatione
offert. Accedunt animadversiones botanicae nonnullae. [St. Petersburg 1835], Oct. (in
fours) (Index sem. hort. petrop.)
Co-authors: Carl Anton von Meyer (1795-1855): nos. 1-8, Ernst Rudolf von Trautvetter
(1809-1889) : nos. 3-4, Jules Leopold Eduard Avé-Lallemant (1803-1867) : nos. 6-11.
1: title as above, 1835 (p. 112: Jan 1835), p. [1]-42. Copy: NY.
2: “Index secundus ...,”’ publ. Jan 1836 (p. 54: 25 Dec 1835 o.s.), p. [1]-54. Copy: NY.
3: “Animadversiones botanicae,”’ separately paged: [1]-19, (p. 19: Mar 1837). Copy:
NY.
4: “Index quartus ...,”’ publ. Jan 1838 (p. 52: 23 Dec 1837 0.s.), p. [1]-52. Copy: NY.
45: ‘““Animadversiones botanicae,”’ on p. 33-43, publ. Jan 1839 (p. 43: 4 Jan 1839 0.s.).
Copy: NY (this copy lacks p. [1]-32, seed list).
6: ‘‘“Animadversiones botanicae,” separately paged: [1]-25, publ. Jan-Feb 1840 (p. 25:
18 Jan 1840 o.s.). Copy: NY.
7: [no copy seen, dated censor 8 Jan 1841 0.s.]
8: ‘Index octavus ...,”’ publ. soon after 25 Jan 1842 (0.s., see p. 74). Copy: NY.
‘‘Animadversiones botanicae,”’ also reprinted with separate pagination: 1-24 (p. 24
identical with p. 74 of Index). Copy: NY.
g: “Index nonus ...,”’ publ. soon after 10 Feb 1843 (0.s.; see p. 97), p- [1]-97. Copy: NY.
‘“‘Supplementum ad indicem nonum seminum, quae ...,” publ. soon after 25 Jan 1844
(0.8.3 see p. 25), p. [1]-25. Copy: NY.
10: “Index decimus ...,’’ publ. soon after 20 Jan 1845 (0.s.; see p. 60), p. [1]-60. Copy:
NY.
rr: “Index undecimus ...,” publ. soon after 21 Mar 1846 (o.s.; see p. [84]), p- [1]-83,
[84, impr.]. Copy: NY.
“Supplementum ad indicem undecimum, quae ...,”’ publ. Dec 1846 or somewhat
later (see p. 79), p- [1]-79. Copy: NY.
The dates given in these publications are old style (Julian calender) ; in the 19th century
the difference was 12 days; for example 25 Dec 1835 0.s. is 6 Jan 1836 n.s. Complete sets
of this series are very rare (BM, NY); the publication is important because of many new
taxa described in it during the years 1835-1868.
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Ref.: Jackson p. 443; Krebel p. 36; MW p. 119; PR, note under 2916; RS p. 83; TR
1629; IDC o29.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 2: 157. 1955.
1786. Uber eine neue Pflanzengattung aus Brasilien. [St. Petersburg 1841]. Oct. (Neue
Pflanzengatt. Bras.)
Co-author: Carl Anton (Andreevich) von Meyer (1795-1855).
Publ.: 8 Apr 1841 (date given on copy sent to de Candolle; read 15 Jan 1841), p. [1]-6.
Copy: G. — Preprinted from Bull. Sci. Acad. imp. Sci. St. Pétersbourg 8(16). 1841.
1787. Enumeratio [prima et altera] plantarum novarum a clarissimo Schrenk lectarum.
St. Petersburg, Leipzig 1841, 1842, 2 parts. Oct. (in fours) (Enum. pl. nov.)
Co-author: Carl Anton (Andreevich) von Meyer (1795-1855).
r: 15 Jun 1841 (on t.p. but p. [ii], censor 22 Jul 1841), p. [i*-ii*], [i]-vii, [1]-113, 2 pl.
Copies: G, NY.
2: 22 Oct 1842 (t.p. and censor), p. [i*-i1*], [i]-iii, [1]-77. Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 2:.575; MW p. 119; PR 2915; TR 383.
1788. Serium petropolitanum seu icones et descriptiones plantarum, quae in horto botanico
imperiali Petropolitano floruerunt [1846, Decas secunda 1852, Decas tertia quartaque].
St. Petersburg 1846-1869, 4 decades, Fol. (Sert. petrop.)
Co-authors: Car] Anton (Andreevich) von Meyer (1795-1855); Eduard August von Regel
1815-1892).
Decas 1, ed. Fischer, 1846, rr unnumbered plates with 15 fol. accompanying text (first
reviews known to us Bot. Zeit. 8 Sep 1848).
Decas 2, ed. Fischer et Meyer, 1852, 14 plates, 13 fol. text.
Decas 3, 4 auct. E. Regel, 1869, 19 plates (nos. 1-19 on text), accompanying text 21 fol.
The lithographs of dec. 3 and 4 are by Jos. A. Satory. The botanical plates in dec. 1, 2
are hand-coloured, those of dec. 3-4 lithographed and usually uncoloured (pl. 28
sometimes hand-coloured) (fide GF). The plates of glasshouses etc. are uncoloured.
Copy: IDC.
Ref.: BM 2: 575; GF p. 56; Jackson p. 443; MW p. 119; NI 629; TR 1630.
1789. Synopsis Astragalorum Tragacantharum. Moskva (Typis Universitatis Caesareae)
1853. Oct. (Syn. Astrag. Trag.)
Publ.: 1853, p. [1]-173, pl. A-M. Copies: G, NY. — Reprinted with independent pagination
from Bull. Soc. natural. Moscou 1853(4): [316]-486, pl. A-M. — Difference between
original and reprint pagination 313.
Ref.: TR 381.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 12: 779-781. 3 Nov 1854.
Fischer, George William (1906-x), American phytopathologist. (G. Fisch.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. — Exsiccatae: Graminicolous smuts of North America
(cent. 1-ili, nos. 1-300, Pullman, Washington 1948-1953), 15 sets distributed, e.g. BPI,
BUT, CMI, DAOM, FH, IARI, IPS, MICH, NY, US, WIS, WSP.
Ref Ue 2198:
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 166-168. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 543; Bossert p. 126.
EPONYMY: Georgefischeria M. J. Thirumalacher & M. J. Narasimhan (1963). Note: For
eponyms based on the name Fischer, cf. supra, sub E. and F. E. L. Fischer.
Fischer, Jacob Benjamin (1730-1793), Livonian botanist. (7. Fisch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 575; TR 392-393; [PR 2920 cites this author
erroneously as Johann Bernhard Fischer. ]
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EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Fischer, cf. supra, sub E. and F. E. L. Fischer,
and infra, sub [J.] G. [F.] Fischer von Waldheim.
1790. Versuch einer Naturgeschichte von Livland, entworfen von J. L. [i.e. B.] Fischer.
Leipzig 1778. Oct. (Vers. Naturgesch. Livland).
Ed. 1: Apr-Mai 1778 (available at Ostermesse, NZgS 12 Oct 1778), 16, [viii], 374 p.,
2 pl., with a preface by N. G. Leske (n.v.)
Ed. 2: Zwote vermehrte und verbesserte Auflage. Mit Kupfern. K6nigsberg (Friedrich
Nicolovius) 1791, Oct. (p. viii: Mar 1791), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-826, pl. 1-4. Copies: HH, NY,
Koninklijke Bibl. ’s-Gravenhage.
Ref.: BM 2: 575; PR 2920; TR 392.
1791. 7. B. Fischers Kusdze [sic] zu einem Versuch einer Naturgeschichte von Livland, nebst
einigen Anmerkungen zur physischen Erdbeschreibung von Kurland entworfen von
J.J. Ferber. Riga (Joh. Friedr. Hartknoch) 1784. Oct. (Zusdze Vers. Naturgesch. Livland).
Co-author: Johan Jacob Ferber (1743-1790).
Publ.: 1784, p. [i]-xiv, [xv-xvi, cont., err.], [1]-305, r pl. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: BM 2: 575; TR 392.
Fischer, [Emanuel Friedrich] Ludwig (1828-1907), Swiss botanist, father of Eduard
Fischer, director botanic garden Bern 1860-1897. (L. Fisch.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: BERN.
Ref: Wr (ed. 6): 356) 2s 108.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 544; GR p. 640.
Schréter, Viertelj.-Schr. naturf. Ges. Ziirich 52: 550-553. 1906.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 44: 153-154. 1907.
Fischer, Ed., Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 90(2), Nekr.: ix-xxiv. 1907 (portr., bibl.)
Blumer et Fischer, Schweiz. Z. Pilzk. 49: 101. 1971.
1792. Beitrdge zur Kenntniss der Nostochaceen und Versuch einer natiirlichen Eintheilung
derselben. Inaugural-Dissertation. Bern (In Commission bei Huber & Comp.) 1853. Qu.
(Beitr. Kennin. Nostoch.)
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1853, p. [1]-24, 7 pl. (col. lith.) Copies: G, L. — The thesis of Ludwig
Fischer (6. 1828), not of L. H. Fischer (b. 1817).
Ref.: BM 2: 576 (attributes the publication to Ludwig Fischer) ; PR 2922 (attributes it to
Leopold Heinrich Fischer 1817-1886).
H.I., Bot. Zeit. 11: 390-391. 27 Mai 1853.
1793. Taschenbuch der Flora von Bern. Systematische Uebersicht der in der Gegend von
Bern wildwachsenden und zu 6conomischen Zwecken allgemein cultivirten Pflanzen ...
Mit einer Karte. Bern (Huber & Comp.) 1855. Oct. (Taschenb. Fl. Bern) [eds. 3-10:
Fl. Bern].
Ed. 1: Jan-Aug 1855 (Flora rd. 14 Sep 1855; Bot. Zeit. rev. 26 Oct 1855), p. [i]-xx, [1]-
139, map. Copy: M.
Ed. 2: Bern (id.) Jan-Mai 1863 (Flora rd. by 14 Aug 1863; Bot. Zeit. rev. 3 Jul 1863),
Oct., ‘‘Taschenbuch ... wildwachsenden und allgemein cultivirten Phanerogamen
und Gefasskryptogamen ... Zweite urngearbeitete und vermehrte Auflage mit einer
Karte,” p. [i]-xxviii, [1]-243, map. Copy: M.
Ed. 3: Bern (id.) 1870, Oct. (Flora 21 Mar 1871, Bot. Zeit. 7 Apr 1871), ‘‘Flora von Bern.
Systematische Uebersicht ... Gefasskryptogamen ... Dritte umgearbeitete und ver-
mehrte Auflage. Mit einer Karte. (Abdruck aus der topographischen Karte der
Schweiz von G. H. Dufour’’), p. [i]-xxviii, [1]-268, map. Copies: B, M. — (Fl. Bern).
Ed. 4: Bern (id.) 1878, Oct. “Flora von Bern ...,”’ p. [i]-xxx, [1]-298, map. Copy: G.
Ed. 5: Bern (id.) Jan-Mai 1888. Oct. (Nat. Nov. Jun 1888), “‘Flora von Bern ...,”’ p. [i]-
xxxvi, [1]-306. Copy: NY.
Ed. 6: Bern (Hans Korber) 1897, Oct. (Nat. Nov. Mai 1897), ‘“‘Flora von Bern ...,”’ p. [1]-
xxxvi, [1]-309, map. Copy: G.
Ed. 7: Bern (Hans Korber) 1903. Oct., p. [i]-xxxvi, [1]-315, map. Copy: MO.
838
FISCHER VON WALDHEIM, A.A.
Ed. 8: Bern (Raillard & Schiller) 1911. Oct., p. [i]-xl, [1]-342, map. Copies: G, L. —
‘Flora von Bern. Systematische Uebersicht der in der Gegend von Bern wildwachsenden
und allgemein kultivierten Phanerogamen und Pteridophyten.”’ The BR copy has a
label stuck on top of the 1911 imprint: “‘Bern 1911 (1914) Verlag von G. A. Baschlin
(vorm. Raillard-Ko6rber).”’
Ed. 9: Bern (Benteli A.G.) 1924. Oct., p. [i]-xxxii, [1]-383. Copy: G. — ‘‘Flora von Bern ...
Pteridophyten. Unter Mitwirkung von Prof. Dr. W. Rytz und Dr. W. Liidi in Bern
bearbeitet von Dr. Ed. Fischer.”
Ed. ro: L. und Ed. Fischer, Flora von Bern ... in zehnter Auflage neu bearbeitet von
Dr Walther Rytz ... 1944. Bern-Biimpliz (Benteli), Oct. (p. viii: Mar 1944), p. [i]-
xxxvi, [1]-431. Copy: M. — Author: August Rudolf Walther Rytz (1882-1966).
Ref.: BL 2: 570; BM 2: 576; PR 2923, 10560.
1794. Verzeichniss der Phanerogamen und Gefasskryptogamen des Berner-Oberlandes und der
Umgebungen von Thun, zur Orientirung auf botanischen Excursionen. Bern (Dalp) 1862.
Oct. (Verz. Phan. Berner-Oberl.)
Ed. 1: 1862, p. [1]-128. Copy: M.
Ed. 2: Bern (Huber & Comp.) 1875, p. [i], [1]-196. Copy: G. — “‘Verzeichniss der Gefass-
pflanzen des Berner-Oberlandes . . . Ein Beitrag zur Pflanzengeographie der Schweizer
Alpen.” Preprinted from Mitt. naturf. Ges. Bern 1875 (1876). (Verz. Gefasspfl. Schweiz.
Alp.)
Ref.: BM 2: 576; PR 2924.
Fischer-Ooster, Carl von (1807-1875), Swiss palaeobiologist and batologist at Thun,
later in Bern. (Fisch.-Oost.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: BERN (chiefly Rubus). Issued also Rubi bernenses. (Bern 1867).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 263; Barnhart 1: 544; BM 2: 577; Bossert
p. 126; CSP 2: 626, 6: 656, 7: 667-668, 9: 873, 12: 239; Jackson p. 189, 344; PR 2926-
2927; Quenstedt p. 140.
Fischer, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 58: 228-234. 1876 (bibl.)
Bay, Index Flora 26-100: 10. 1910.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Fischer, cf. supra, sub E. and F. E. L. Fischer.
1795. Die fossilen Fucoiden der Schweizer-Alpen, nebst Erérterungen iiber deren geologisches
Alter ... Mit 18 Tafeln. Bern (Huber u. Comp.) 1858. Qu. (Foss. Fuc. Schweiz.-Alp.)
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1858 (p. [v]: Jul 1858), p. [1]-72, [2, tabl. err.]. errata slip, plates ra, rb,
1c, 2-16 (uncol. liths.) Copy: NY.
Ref.: Andrews ed. 1, p. 33; BM 2: 577; Jackson p. 189; PR 2926.
Fischer von Waldheim, Alexander Alexandrovitch (1839-1920), Russian botanist,
grandson of G. Fischer von Waldheim. (A. Fisch. v. Waldh.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: MW (phan.), and WA (crypt.), fide Candolle; no recent infor-
mation available to us.
Ref.: Candolle, Phytographie 412. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 544; CSP g: 873; TR 363-371.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(2): 173. 1903.
Lipski, Imperatorski S.-Petersbourgski botanischeskij sad sa 200 let 3: to1-108. 1913-
1915 (portr., bibl.)
NAME: Not to be confused with his father, Alexander Grigoriewitch F.v.W. (1803-1884),
plant anatomist and microscopist, author of e.g. De interna plantarum fabrica (1820) and
Le microscope pancratique, 1841, vice-president and president of the Société imperiale des
Naturalistes de Moscou, 1853-1884. Alexander Alexandrovitch (see Trautvetter and
Bretschneider) was the author of several bryological and mycological papers and later
director of the St. Petersburg botanical garden.
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FISCHER VON WALDHEIM, A. A.
EPONYMY : For eponyms based on the name Fischer, cf. supra sub E. and F. E. L. Fischer.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 507-508. 1974.
1796. Florula bryologica mosquensis. Moskva (Typis Universitatis caesareae) 1864. Oct.
(Fl. bryol. mosq.)
Publ.: 1864, p. [i-ii], [1]-165. Copy: NY. — Reprinted from Bull. Soc. Imp. des Nat.
Moscou 37(1): 1-95, 1864, 37(3): I-71.
Ref.: Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 23: 10-11. 1865 (6 Jan).
1797. Apercu systématique des Ustilaginées leur plantes nourriciéres et la localisation de
leurs spores. Paris (Typographie Lahure) 1877. Qu. (Apergu syst. Ustilag.)
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1877 (p. 8: Mar 1877; Bot. Zeit. 18 Mai 1877), p. [1]-51, [2, err.]. Copy:
G. — Dedicated to the Amsterdam Botanical Congress.
Fischer von Waldheim, [ Johann] Gotthelf [Friedrich] (1771-1853), German pa-
laeobiologist active in Russia, founder (1805) of the Société imperiale des Naturalistes
de Moscou. (G. Fisch. v. Waldh.)
coLLections: Many of his collections were destroyed in the great fire of Moscow, 1812.
His later entomological collections went to the Zoological Museum of the Moscow Uni-
versity, other material in idem, Leningrad. His library went, in part, to the Zoological
Museum at Dresden.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 7: 84-85; Andrews p. 263; Barnhart 1: 544; BM 2:
577-579; Bossert p. 126; CSP 2: 622-626, 6: 656; Dawson p. 327; Jackson p. 175, 188;
NDB; Quenstedt p. 140.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 675 [index]. 1846.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 11: 855-856. 1853.
Anon., Flora 37: 16. 1854.
Anon., Bonplandia 2: 266. 1854.
Anon., Amer. J. Sci. ser. 2. 20: 393-394. 1855.
Hagen, Bibl. entomol. 1: 235-237. 1862.
Essig, A history of Entomology 631-632. 1931.
Zitkov, Moskovskoe ob&éestvo ispytatele] prirody, Moskva 1940 (main biogr.)
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 77, 346, 386. 1942.
Biittner, Fischer von Waldheim. 1956 (bibl.)
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 144-145. 1969.
EPONYMY: Fischera O. Swartz (1817); Waldheimia Karelin & Kirilov (1842).
Fitch, Walter Hood (1817-1892), Scottish botanical artist, illustrator of many of the
publications by the Hookers, of the Botanical Magazine 1834-1877. (W. Fitch).
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS: Originals for the Botanical Magazine at K;; for a full list of books
and articles illustrated by W. F. Fitch see Hemsley (1915). The estimated total of Fitch’s
published drawings is 9600-10.000, of which 5300 coloured.
Ref.: Hemsley, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1915: 277-284, 392.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 546; BB p. 109; BL 2: 214; Bossert p. 127;
GFB p. 56; Jackson p. 221, 238; MW p. 52; NI 632.
Britten, J. Bot. 30: 64, 100-101. 1892 (portr.)
Huxley, Life and letters J. D. Hooker 2: 242, 533. 1918.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedications 1827-1927: 166-168. 1932 (portr.)
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 330. 1945.
Blunt, The art of botanical illustration 223-228, 298. 1950.
Desmond, Med. Biol. Hlustr. 19(4): 255-259. 1969 (on his figures for J. D. Hooker’s
Flora Tasmaniae) (portr.)
Daniels, Artists from the R.B.G. Kew 28-29. 1974 (portr.)
Anderson, Garden J. 25(4): 98-103. 1975 (portr.)
840
FITZGERALD, R. D.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Fitch illustrated works by G. Bentham, H. J. Elwes, J. D. Hooker,
W. J. Hooker, J. E. Howard, D. Oliver, W. W. Saunders, B. C. Seemann, J. L. Stewart,
and Syme, afterwards: J. T. Boswell. (see Hemsley 1915, l.c.)
EPONYMY: Fitchia J. D. Hooker (1845); Fitchia C. F. Meisner (1855).
1798. Illustrations of the British flora: a series of wood-engravings, with dissections, of
British plants, drawn by W. H. Fitch, F. L. S. and W. G. Smith, F.L.S., forming an
illustrated companion to Mr. Bentham’s Handbook and other British Floras. London
(L. Reeve & Co.) 1880. Oct. (ill. Brit. fi.)
Co-author: Worthington George Smith (1835-1917), British botanical artist and mycolo-
gist.
Companion volume to: G. Bentham, Handbook of the British flora ed. 3 (1866) and following
editions. The wood engravings are for the greater part taken from the second edition
of the Handbook (1865) q.v.
Ed. 1: publ. Nov-Dec 1879 (t.p. 1880 but see J. Bot. 17: 380 and Nat. Nov. Nov'1879),
p- [i-v], 1-328, 1306 ills. Copies: HH, NY.
Fd. 2: London (id.) Apr-Jun 1887, eeecond adicens revised and enlarged,” (p. vi: 22
Mar 1887), p. [i]-viii, [1]-346, 1370 ls. Copies: HH, US.
Ed. 3: London 1892, “third edition, revised and enlarged”’ (Nat. Nov. Nov 1892), p. [iJ-
vill, [1]-34.7, 73175 ills.
Ed. 4: London (id.) 1897, “‘fourth edition,” p. [i]-viii, [1]-347, 19175 ills. Copy: NY.
Ed. 5: London (id.) 1go1, p. [i]-viii, [1]-34.7, 1315 ills. Copy: HH.
Ed. 6: London (Lovell Reeve & Co.) 1905. Oct., p. [i]-viii, [1]-347. Copy: MO.
Ed. 7: London (id.) 1908, p. [i]-viil, [1]-347, 1975 ills. Copy: HH.
Ed. [8]: London (id.) 1912, Oct., p. [i]-viii, [1]-347, 1975 ills. Copy: MO.
Fourth revised edition (second issue) : London (id.), 1919 (p. vi: Jul 1919), p. [i]-xvi, 1-338,
1315 ills. Copy: BR.
Fifth revised edition: London (id.) 1924 (p. vi: Jul 1924), p. [i]-xxvii, [1]-338, 1975 ills.
Copies: BR, G, HH, NY. — With additions by Worthington George Smith (1835-1917)
and others.
idem: Ashford, Kent (L. Reeve & Co.), 1931, p. [i]-xxvii, [1]-338, 1315 ills. Copies: MO,
NY.
Fourth reprint: Ashford, Kent (id.), p. [i]-xxvii, [1]-338, 1975 ills. Copy: L.
Fifth reprint: Ashford, Kent (id.), p. [i]-xxvii, [1]-338, 1915 ills. Copy: MO.
Ref.: NI 632.
Fitzgerald, Robert Desmond (1830-1892), Australian deputy surveyor-general and
botanical artist of Irish birth, in Sydney from 1856. (Fitzg.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Fitzgerald made some orchid-collections, specimens of which are
at BM and MEL. He left no herbarium.
Ref.: 1H 2: 199.
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. N.S.W. 42: 102. 1908.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 547; BB p. 109; BM 2: 580; Bossert p. 127;
CSP 9: 878, 12: 240, 15: 3; GFB p. 56; Jackson p. 399; NI 633.
Mueller, J. Bot. 30: 320. 1892.
Anon., Victorian Naturalist 9: 75-76. 1893.
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. N.S.W. 42: 102. 1908 (portr., pl. 12).
Messmer, Victorian Naturalist 48: 233-242. 1932.
NAME: Desmond seems to be the correct second christian name (Maiden, 1908, based on
orig. sources); other sources have David (e.g. BB) or Douglas (BM, CSP).
1799. Australian orchids. Sydney (Charles Potter) [1875]-1882[-1894] 2 vols. Fol. (Austral.
orch.)
Publ.: in parts of circa to plates each; in all 118 coloured lithographs plus one uncoloured.
The colouring of the plates is mostly by hand; the drawings were all by the author,
the lithographing by the author and Arthur J. Stopps.
841
FITZGERALD, R. D.
vol. part dates vol. part dates
I I Jul 1875 2 I Jan 1884
2 Mar 1876 2 Jul 1885
3 Jun 1877 3 Mar 1888 (1886?)
4 Jul 1878 4 Mar 1888
5 Oct 1879 5 1894
6 Jul 1880
a Oct 1882
Vol. 2, part 5 was completed posthumously from Fitzgerald’s notes by Henry Deane in
1894. The contents of all parts are listed on the back wrappers of 2(4) and 2(5); these
lists contain one or two name-changes not given elsewhere in the book. The drawings are
all by Fitzgerald, almost invariably from fresh specimens; the lithographs are by A. J.
Stopps. Complete copies of the book are now very rare (Copy: US).
Ref.: BM 2: 580; GF p. 56 (Stearn); Jackson p. 399; NI 633.
Fitzgerald, William Vincent (x-1929), Australian botanist. (W. Fitzg.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PERTH, other material at B, CANB, MEL, NH, NSW.
Ref.: TH 2: 199.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 346. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 547; HR.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 167. 1950.
Fitzpatrick, Harry Morton (1886-1949), American mycologist and plant pathologist.
(Fitzp.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: CUP (3000), other material FH, IAC, NY.
Ref.: 1H 2: 199.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart I: 547.
Barrus, Mycologia 43: 249-266. 1951 (portr., bibl.)
Rogerson, Mycologia Index 891. 1968 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Fitzpatrickia Ciferri (1928).
1800. The lower fungi | Phycomycetes ... First edition. New York, London (McGraw-
Hill) 1930. Oct. (Lower fung.)
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1930 (p. vii::Jul 1930), p. [i]-x1, [1]-331. Copy: NY.
Facsimile reprint: New York and London (Johnson Reprint) s.d., unchanged. (n.v.)
Flagey, Camille (1837-1898), French botanist and civil engineer. (Flag.)
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Unknown (AL, PC?) — Exsiccatae:
1. Lichenes algerienses exsiccati (fasc. 1-111, nos. 1-307, Azéba, Algeria 1891-1895), sets at AL,
DUKE, FH, PC, S, UPS.
2. Lichens de Franche-Comté et de quelques localités environnantes (fasc. 1-ix, nos. 1-450, 1882-
1888), complete sets at FH, PC.
Ref.: TH 2: 199.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 122-123. 1969.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 194. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 548; BL 2: 149, 156; BM 2: 581, 6: 327;
CSP 7: 674, 9: 878; 12: 554, 15: 4-5; LS 8806-8815, 33331.
Renauld, Rev. bryol. 25: 56. 1898.
Magnin, Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 66: vill. 1919.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: Battandier et Trabut, Fl. Algérie, 2(1) Catalogue des lichens de I’ Algérie.
842
FLEISCHER, J. G.
1801. Flore des lichens de Franche-Comté et de quelques localités environnantes. Besancon
(Marion, Morel et Cie, later: Dodivers et Cie) 1883-1885[-1901], 7 parts. Oct. (FV. lich.
Franche-Comté).
Publ.: Original publication took place in the Mém. Soc. Emul. Doubs as follows
Part |mMems mem. pages dates part pages
sér. vol. repr.
I 5 ai [279]-480 Dec 1883 I [i-iv], [1]-200, 2 pl.
2 9 [205 ]-384 Dec 1886 2(1) [ai alizon|=37Gs la, err]
3 6 7 [i], 19-123 1894 2(2) [1], [379]-483
4 8 [79]-131 1894 484-536, [1, err.]
5 9 [125]-201 EGO ga 3 [a], [127]-201
Lol 2 [265]-314 1898 [i], [267]-314
[7] 6 [i], 57-114 Igol [i], 57-114
G has a reprint of part 1 dated on the wrapper 1884. BR and G have a cover of part 2
(ter fascicule) 1886, but with t.p. 1885. The FH copy has a reprint of part 3 as ““Mém.
1892,” on cover 1894. BR has a title page of part 2 of the reprint (= parts 3-4) dated
1892. Copies: BR, FH, G, NY (all repr.) ; journal publ.: MO.
Ref.: BM 2: 581; LS 8813.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 123. 1969.
Flahault, Charles Henri Marie (1852-1935), French botanist at Montpellier, professor
of botany 1881, director botanic garden 1889. (Flah.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: MPU. — Other material BM, BR, C, K, L, PC.
Refs WH-2: 199.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(2): 4659, 12(2): 349; Barnhart 1: 548; BL 1: 19,
2: 653-654 (Index]; BM 2: 581-582, 6: 327; Bossert p. 127; CSP g: 878, 12: Ior, 105,
240, 13: 36, 14: 209, 742, 15: 5; GR p. 278; KR p. 188; LS 3346; MW p. 50; Plesch
P. 223, 451.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 112. 1903, 3(3): 101, 205, pl. 143.
Reynolds Green, Hist. Bot. 197. 1909.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 1909/10: pl. 6 (portr.) 1910.
Flahault, Notice sur les travaux de Ch. Flahault, Montpellier. 1917.
Schroéter, Schweiz. Z. Forstwesen 1934(3): [3 p.]. 1935.
Skene, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1934/35: 175-177. 1935.
Emberger, Bull. Ass. philom. Alsace Lorraine 8(3): 175-186. 1935/36.
Emberger, Rev. gén. Bot. 48: 1-48. 1936 (bibl.)
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 450 [Index]. 1937.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 43. 1941.
Froment, Bull. Soc. bot. Nord France 5: 90-94. 1952 (q.v. for further biogr.)
Davy de Virville, Hist. bot. France p. 256-257. 1954.
Pavillard, Bull. Soc. bot. France 102: 240-241. 1955.
EPONYMY: Flahaultia Bornet (1892).
Fleischer, Johann Gottlieb (Theophilus) (1797-1838), German physician and botanist
at Mitau. (7. Fleisch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: In the ‘Museum zu Mitau” (Mitava, Jelgava in Latvia) (Linde-
mann), also at MW.
Ref.: Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natur. Mosc. 59(1): 294. 1884.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 548; BM 2: 582; Bossert p. 127; CSP 2: 635;
Laségue p. 568; PR 2933-2934; TR 394-397.
PORTRAIT: Frontispiece to his flora of 1839, see below.
843
FLEISCHER, J. G.
EPONYMY: Fleischeria Penzig & P. A. Saccardo (1901) and Fleischerobryum Loeske (1910)
are dedicated to Max Fleischer (1861-1930), q.v.
1802. Flora der deutschen Ostseeprovinzen Esth-, Liv- und Kurland, bearbeitet von Dr. Joh.
Gottlieb Fleischer ... herausgegeben von Emanuel von Lindemann ... Mit dem Bild-
nisse des Verfassers. Mitau, Leipzig (G. A. Reyher) 1839. Oct. (Fl. Ostseeprov.)
Editor (ed. 1): Emanuel [von] Lindemann (1795-1845) ; (ed. 2): Alexander Andrejewitsch
von Bunge (1803-1890).
Ed. 1: 10-16 Nov 1839 (censor 30 Jun 1839, Lit. Ber. Flora 28 Dec 1839; Hinrichs 10-16
Nov 1839), p. [i]-vi, [1]-390, frontisp. portr. Fleischer. Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: Sep 1853 (“‘soeben,” Flora 21 Oct 1853; Bot. Zeit. 23 Sep 1853, p. vi: 23 Mar
1851), Flora von Esth-, Liv- und Kurland. Bearbeitet von Dr. Joh. Gottlieb
Fleischer ... Zweite vermehrte Auflage. Herausgegeben von Prof. Dr. Al. Bunge. Mit
dem Bildnisse des Verfassers”’ [frontisp.] Mitau und Leipzig (id.) 1853, Oct., p. [i]-vi,
[1]-291. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 582; PR 2934; TR 397.
Fleischer, Max (1861-1930), German painter, bryologist and traveller. (MM. Fleisch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: FH (original Bryophyte herbarium). — Duplicates and collections
of phanerogams in many herbaria (see IH), e.g. B, BM, BO, BP, E, KIEL, L, U,
WRSL. The collections from Asia minor in IH should be attributed to F. Fleischer.
Exsiccatae:
1. Musci frondosi archipelagi indict exsiccati (ser. i-xii, nos. 1-600, i-vi Batavia, vil-x, Berlin,
xi ’s-Gravenhage, xii Berlin, 1898-1933; fasc. xii ed. by J. O. Reimers, 1893-1961)
(title varies), sets at B, BM, E, FH (compl.), G, H, L, NY, PC, U, W.
2. [with Carl Friedrich Warnstorf (1837-1921) |] Bryotheca europaea meridionalis (cent. i-iv,
nos. 1-400, Rouen 1896-1910), sets at B, BM, C, E, FH (compl.), H, K, M, PC, U, W.
Ref.: IH 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 190.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 275, 299, 320, 346. 1916.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 167. 1950.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 34. 1963.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 80. 1970.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 199-200. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 549; BM 6: 327; CSP 15: 12; MW p. 120;
NI 634.
A.G., J. Bot. 68: 182-183. 1930.
Anon., Magy. bot. Lapok 29: 284-285. 1930.
Potier de la Varde, Ann. Crypt. exotique 3: 161-167. 1930 (portr., bibl.)
Verdoorn, Ann. bryol. 4: 113-122. 1931.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 217. 1936.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 121. 1937.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 43. 1941.
Steenis-Kruseman, FI. males. ser. 1. 1: 167. 1950.
Lenley et al, Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 168-169. 1973.
EPONYMY: Fileischeria Penzig & P. A. Saccardo (1901); Fleischerobryum Loeske (1910).
1803. Die Musci der Flora von Buitenzorg (zugleich Laubmoosflora von Java). Bearbeitet
von Max Fleischer. Enthaltend alle aus Java bekannt gewordenen Sphagnales und
Bryales, nebst kritischen Bemerkungen vieler Archipelarten, sowie indischer und
australischer Arten. Leiden (E. J. Brill) 1900-1922[-1923], 4 vols. Oct. (Muse. Buitenzorg).
vol. pages Jigs. dates t.p. actual dates
I [i]-xxx1, [1]-379, [6] I-71 1900-1902. =Apr-Dec 1904.
2 {i]-xviii, [381 ]-643 72-121 1902-1904. Apr-Dec 1904
3 [i]-xxiv, [645]-1103 122-184 1906-1908 Oct-Dec 1908
4 [i]-xxxi, [1104]-1729 185-266 1915-1922 Feb-Dec 1923
844
FLETCHER
Copies: MO, U. — The four volumes together constitute part 5 of the Flore de Buitenzorg
(Flora von Buitenzorg). Title of vols. 3 and 4: “... Buitenzorg. Kugleich Laubmoosflora von
Java mit Beriicksichtigung aller Familien und Gattungen der gesamten Laubmooswelt. Bearbeitet
...” These volumes have a list of dates on which the sheets were printed (on p. [v] and
p- [x] respectively). There is so far no indication that the sheets were distributed sepa-
rately immediately after printing.
Facsimile ed.: announced by Brill, Leiden.
Ref.: BM 6: 327; NI 634.
Wijk, Margadant et Florschiitz, Index muscorum 1: xviii. 1959.
Fleischmann, Andreas (1805-1867), Austrian gardener and botanist. (Fleischm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material at KIEL, L, U.
Ref.: IH 2: 199.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 837; Barnhart 1: 549; PR 2935.
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 17: 334. 1867.
EPONYMY: Fileischmannia C. H. Schultz Bip. (1850) and Fleischmanniopsis R. M. King &
H. E. Robinson (1971) are dedicated to Gottfried Fleischmann, professor of anatomy in
Erlangen, about whom no further particulars are known.
1804. Uebersicht der Flora Krains, oder Verzeichniss der im Herzogthume Krain wild-
wachsenden und allgemein kultivierten sichtbar bliihenden Gewachse samt Angabe ihrer
Standorte, mit den neuesten auf den botanischen Exkursionen vom Jahre 1819 bis 1845
in Ober-, Unter- und Innerkrain und in einigen angranzenden Theilen von Kiistenlande,
Gorz und Karnten gemachten Entdeckungen vermehrt, und nach den natiirlichen
Familien geordnet. Laibach (Ignaz Alois Edlen von Kleinmayr) 1844. Oct. (Uebers. Fl.
Krains).
Publ.: 1844 (rd. by Flora only Dec 1845, see 29: 16. 1846), p. [1]-14.4. Copy: G. — “‘sehr
mangelhaft’”? (AG). Krain = Carniola.
Ref.: Fleischmann, Flora 29: 239-240. 1846.
Fletcher, James (1852-1908), Canadian botanist. (Fletcher).
HERBARIUM and types: DAO (information kindly provided by Dr. W. J. Cody).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 550; BL 1: 142; BM 2: 583, 6: 328; CSP 12:
242, 15: 18; LS 8829, 8830, 33336-33341.
Gibson and Groh, Ottawa Naturalist 22: 189-234. 1909.
Anon., Proc. Roy. Soc. Can. ser. 3. 3: xlv- xlvill.1910.
1805. Flora ottawaensis. Ottawa [1880-1893] Oct. (FI. ottaw.)
Ed. 1: 1880-1887, published as follows in the Transactions of the Ottawa Field-Natural-
ists Club:
contents trans. no. pages year
Flora I 48-61 1880
Additions 2 41 1881
Errata 2 41 1881
Appendix 3 23 1882
Appendix [2] 4 73 1883
Notes 5 29-37 1884
[Add. 1883] 5 126-127 1884
[Add. 1885] 7 363 1887
Further additions in the Ottawa naturalist 1: 77. 1887 and 2: 26. 1888.
Ed. 2: 1888-1893, published in the Ottawa naturalist, sometimes as part of a number,
sometimes as loose sheets.
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FLETCHER
contents Ott. nat.no. pages dates
Flora 2 28-32 1888
ctd. 2 61-64 1888
ctd. 2 77-80 1888
“from here on the page numbers of the Flora itself are independent, the first three parts
are counted as pp. I-13.”
contents Ott. nat.no. pages dates
note 2 1-4 1888
Flora ctd. 2 14-21 1888
ctd. 2 22-41 (after 116) 1889
ctd. 2 42-45 (after 144) 1889
reprint 2 1-13 (after 157) 1889
ctd. 3 46-49 (after 44) 1889
ctd. 3 50-61 (loose) 1889
ctd. 3 62-69 (“‘121-128’’) 1889
loose, after 116
ctd. 3 70-73 (loose) 1890
ctd. 4 74-77 (after 40) 1890
Additions 5 82-84 1891
Additions 5 204 1892
Note 7 67 1893
Flora ctd. 7 78-85 (after 68) 1893
ctd. 7 86-93 (after 84) 1893
ctd. a) 94-101 (after 100) 1893
Ref.: CSP 12: 242.
Cody & Boivin, Canad. Field-Naturalist 68: 127-132. 1954.
Boivin & Cody, Canad. Field-Naturalist 69: 79-82. 1955.
Fliche, Paul Henri Maria Thérése André (1836-1908), French naturalist and palaeo-
biologist. (Fiche).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 263-264; Barnhart 1: 550; BL 2: 654 [index] ;
BM 2: 583, 6: 329; Bossert p. 128; CSP 7: 678, 9: 885; 12: 242, 15: 21-22; GR p. 360;
Jackson p. 185; PFC 1: xlii; Quenstedt p. 141.
Gallot, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Autun 22 (Proc.-Verb.): 26-30. 1904.
Beauverd, Bull. Herb. Boissier ser. 2. 8: 982-983. 1908.
Zeiller, Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 56: 480-499. 1909 (bibl.), (also as repr., Notice ... 1909).
Douvillé, Bull. Soc. géol. France 4(9): 204. 1909.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 43. 1941.
EPONYMY: Filicheia F. Pelourde (1908).
Flinders, Matthew (1774-1814), British explorer. (Flinders).
HERBARIUM and Types: Voyage in the Investigator (1801-1803): manuscripts BM — The
plants were collected by R. Brown and P. Good, orig. at BM, duplicates at E, C, P, W. —
The original water-colours made by F. L. Bauer, artist to the expedition, are also at BM.
Flinders himself made no herbarium.
Ref.: WH 23 200.
Candolle, Phytographie 412. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 583, 584; Bossert p. 128; CSP 2: 640; DNB 7:
327; HR; Jackson p. 398; NI 637; PR 2938.
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FLOERKE
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 113. 1882.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 225. 1942.
Lamb, J. Franklin, Happy voyager 290 [index]. 1956.
Mack, Matthew Flinders 1774-1814. London 1966, xi, 270 p., 13 pl. (portr.)
EPONYMY: Flindersia R. Brown (1814).
1806. A voyage to Terra australis; undertaken for the purpose of completing the discovery
of that vast country, and prosecuted in the years 1801, 1802 and 1803, in his Majesty’s
ship the Investigator, and subsequently in the armed vessel Porpoise and Cumberland
Schooner. With an account of the shipwreck of the Porpoise, arrival of the Cumberland
at Mauritius, and imprisonment of the commander during six years and a half in that
island. By Matthew Flinders, commander of the Investigator. London (G. and W. Nicol)
1814, 2 vols., atlas. Qu. and Fol. (Voy. Terra austr.)
Vol. 1: 18 Jul-1o Aug 1814 (ded. 20 Mai 1814), p. [i*], front., [111*], [1]-ix, [10, contents],
[i]-cciv, [1]-269, 4 pl. Copies: NY, Teyler.
Vol. 2: 18 Jul-1o Aug 1814, p. [1-11], [1]-613, 5 pl. - On p. 533-613: R. Brown, General
remarks, geographical and systematical, on the botany of Terra australis. Copies: NY,
Teyler.
Atlas: 1814, broadsheet, 18 geogr. pl., ro bot. plates by Ferdinand Bauer. Copies: NY,
Teyler.
Ref.: GF p. 56; NI 637; PR 2938.
Stearn, Intr. facs. repr. R. Brown, Prodr. xxxiii. 1960.
Floerke, Heinrich Gustav (1764-1835), German lichenologist, professor of botany at
Rostock. (Floerke).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B (first lichen herbarium, until 1816, originally at ROST, later
at B, now destroyed), later collections ROST (still extant), other material at GOET,
FH and LE. — Exsiccatae:
1. Cladoniarum exemplaria exsiccata, commentationem novam illustrantia (facs. 1-111, nos. 1-60,
Rostock 1829), sets at B (destroyed) and L.
2. Deutsche Lichenen (fasc. i-x, nos. 1-200, 43 p. text, fasc. 1-3 Berlin 1815, 4-10 Rostock
1819-1821), sets at B (destroyed), BM, BR, G, HAL, L, LD, M, NEU, O, S, UPS.
Ref.: GR p. 12; IDC 460 (Deut. Lich. fasc. 1-3, text); IH 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 200; PR
2941-2942.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 1: 16-17. 1843.
Candolle, Phytographie 412. 1880.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 286. 1916.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 182. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 551; BM 2: 584; Bossert p. 128; CSP 2: 641,
6: 657, 7: 679; DTS 1: 70-71, 4: xliv; Jackson p. 476; KR p. 191; LS 8838-8864; MW
p. 120; PR 2941-2942.
Anon., Flora 18: 760. 21 Dec 1835.
Boll, Fl. Mecklenb. 154-155. 1860.
Coemans, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 3: 349-359. 1864 (bibl.), also in Flora 50: 186-190, 205-
208. 1867 (bibl.) and in Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. 19: 197-203. 1867.
Oltmanns, Arch. Ver. Freunde Naturgesch. Mecklenburg 47 (1893): 113, 117, 119-120.
1894.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 17, no. 303. 1942.
Richter et al., Wiss. Z. Univ. Rostock 17: 263-275. 1968 (n.v.)
EPONYMY: Floerkea K. P. J. Sprengel (1818); Floerkea Willdenow (1801).
1807. De Cladoniis, difficillimo lichenum genere, commentatio nova. Rostock (Stiller)
1828. Oct. (De Cladon.)
Publ.: Jul 1828, [1]-186. Copies: NY, Stevenson. — Accompanied by Cladoniarum exemplaria
exstccata (see above).
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 584; DTS 1: 71; LS 8861; PR 2942.
847
FLORIN
Florin, Carl Rudolf (1894-1965), Swedish botanist and palaeobiologist. (Florin).
HERBARIUM and Types: SBT; mosses at S.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 264; Barnhart 1: 552; Bossert p. 128; KR
p. 190; Langman p. 286; LS suppl. 8541; MW p. 120-121; MW suppl. p. 68; Zander
ed. 10, p. 658.
Lindman, Svenska Dagbladet 4 Apr 1954 (portr.)
Arnold, Pl. Sci. Bull. 11: 11-12. 1965.
Anon., Taxon 15(1): 42. 1966.
Lundblad, Taxon 15: 42, 85-93. 1966 (portr., sel. bibl.)
Lundblad et Malmstrém, Svensk bot. Tidsskr. 60: 444-462. 1966 (portr., bibl.)
Archangelsky, Ameghiniana 4: 303-304. 1966 (see Pollen et Spores g (Suppl.): 648.
1968).
Harris, Phytomorphology 18: 174-178. 1968 (portr.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 169. 1973.
NOTE: Florin himself wrote Carl Rudolf, not Karl Rudolf.
Flotow, Julius Christian Gottlieb Ulrich Gustav Georg Adam Ernst Friedrich
von (1788-1856), German botanist and ‘“‘K6éniglicher Preussischer Major,” lived from
1824 onward in Hirschberg, Riesengebirge. (Flot.)
HERBARIUM and Types: B (destroyed), other material GOET, HAL, STR, UPS, WRSL.
— Exsiccatae: Lichenes exsiccati (cent. i-v, nos. 1-448(-500), 1829-?), sets at B (destroyed),
G, GRO, L, UPS, WRSL. Deutsche Lichenen, in ed., B (destroyed), UPS (n. 1-95).
Refs: GR ps 135 1 2: 200:
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 15: 504, 520. 1857.
Candolle, Phytographie 412. 1880.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 264, 275, 286, 299, 346. 1916.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 124-125. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 552; BM 2: 586; CSP 2: 642, 7: 679; GR
p-. 12, 13; Jackson p. 224, 305; LS 8870-8894b, 17765, 18834; MW 319; PR 2944.
Nees, Bonplandia 4: 294-296. 1856.
Bail, Flora 39: 559-560. 1856.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 14: 662-664. 1856.
Anon., Bonplandia 6: 335. 1858.
Boll, Fl. Mecklenburg 6: 155. 1860.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Lit. Lichenologie 2: 193-196. 1869.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Contributed to Kiitzing, Deutschlands Algen (1845).
EPONYMY: Filotovia [sic] K. P. J. Sprengel (1826).
NOTE: Flotow’s cognomen in the Leopoldina was Flérke.
Flowers, Seville (1900-1968), American bryologist. (Flow.)
HERBARIUM and types: UT. — Exsiccatae: Utah mosses (fasc. i, nos. 1-25, Salt Lake City,
Utah, 1933), set at NY.
Ref.: TH 2: 201.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 201. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 552; Bossert p. 128; GR p. 216; MW suppl.
p. 68.
NOTE: The Algae of Utah, Salt Lake City, s.d., 70 p. was a mimeographed document.
Flowers’ manuscript: Mosses: Utah and the West was published posthumously by Arthur
Holmgren in 1973.
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FOCKE, W. 0,
Fliggé, Johann(es) (1775-1816), German physician and botanist at Hamburg. (Fluggé).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some material at B, MO and KIEL (through Nolte).
JiqGjee Wal Ce exolitc
D’Arcy, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 59(1): 24. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 319; Barnhart 1: 552; CSP 2: 647; Frank 3
(Anh.): 31; PR 2948-2949.
Fischer-Benson, in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schlesw.-Holst. 2: 17. 1890.
EPONYMY: Flueggea L. C. Richard (1807) ; Flueggea Willdenow (1809, orth. var. of Fluggea) ;
Flueggeopsis (J. Miller Arg.) K. M. Schumann (1905); Fluggea Willdenow (1806).
1808. Graminum monographiae ... Pars I. Paspalum. Reimaria. Hamburg (F. Perthes et
J. H. Besser) 1810. Oct. ¢ (Gram. monogr., Paspalum).
Publ.: 1810 (ALZ 5 Mai 1810), p. [i-vi], [1]-224. Copies: L, M.
Ref.: BM 1: 588; PR 2948; IDC 8028/1.
Focke, Hendrik (Henri) Charles (1802-1856), Dutch botanist who collected in Suri-
name. (H. Focke).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: U; further material at E, K, L, P.
IGS Weal O32 yoy t
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: CSP 2: 647; PR foll. 2951.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 15: 328. 1857.
EPONYMY: Fockea Endlicher (1839) is dedicated to Gustav Waldemar Focke, German
physician and plant physiologist.
Focke, Wilhelm Olbers (1834-1922), German physician, batologist and rhodologist at
Bremen. (Focke).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BREM;; his Rubi selecti and other Rosaceous material are at A, B,
BORD, BR, BREM, HAN, K, LE, W. — The types for his contributions to EP were
mostly at K.
Ref.; IH. 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 201.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 346. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 553; BM 2: 588, 6: 331; Bossert p. 129;
CSP 7: 682, 9: 889-890, 12: 244, 15: 30-32; DTS 1: 76, 6(4): 138; Frank 3 (Anh.): 31;
GR p. 77-78; Jackson p. 97, 225, 295, 302, 497; Langman p. 287, 453; LS 8907, 35076;
MW p. 21, suppl. p. 68; NDB 5: 267; Zander ed. 10, p. 658.
Fischer-Benson, in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schlesw.-Holst. 2: 17. 1890.
Babington, Memorials 4.72. 1897.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 53. 1808.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 124, pl. 131. 1905 (portr.)
Tucker, Cat. Arnold Arb. 1: 252-253. 1914 (bibl.)
Klebahn, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 51: (128)-(156). 1933 (bibl., portr.)
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 351. 1937.
Smidt, Nederlandse Heidevegetaties 3-5. 1975.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien, ed. 1: Rosaceae: III. 3: 1-48.
Dec 1890; 49-61. Jan 1891; Nachtr. I-IV. 1: 186-189. Oct 1879; 2: 29. 8 Oct 1900;
Eucryphiaceae: III. 6: 129-131. Mar 1893.
(2) Die zweite Deutsche Nordpolarfahrt ... 1869 und 1870, vol. 2, Leipzig 1874, pars 1(2):
Gefasspflanzen by Focke and Buchenau.
(3) Flora bremensis (J. Dreier, W. O. Focke, J. Kollmeier) Bremen 1855 (xvi, 80 p.)
(4) Koch, Synopsis ed. 3: Rosaceae (in vol. 1).
(5) Ascherson and Gaertner, Synopsis: Rubus (in (1), Lief. 20, 21).
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1809. Synopsis ruborum Germaniae. Die deutschen Brombeerarten ausfithrlich beschrieben
und erlautert. Bremen (C. Ed. Miller) 1877. Oct. (Syn. rub. Germ.)
Publ.: Jun-Jul 1877 (“‘soeben,”’ Flora 21 Jul 1877; J. Bot. Aug 1877), p. [i]-v, [1]-434.
Copies: M, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 588; DTS 1: 71; Jackson p. 295.
1810. Species ruborum. Monographiae generis Rubi prodromus. Stuttgart (E. Schweizer-
bart) 1910-1912, 2 parts. Qu. (Sp. rub.)
Pars 1: early Jan 1910 (Nat. Nov. Jan 1910), p. [i-ui], [1]-120, figs. 1-53. (See pars 2).
Pars 2: Jun 1911 (Nat. Nov.), p. [1*, t.p. pars 1 and 2, dated 1911], [i-iii], [121]-223,
Jigs. 54-87. — Bibliotheca botanica Heft 72. Copies: MO, NY.
Pars 3: (opus finiens) Divisio r Jan 1914 (Nat. Nov.), p. 225-360; Divisio 2, Mar 1914
(Nat. Nov.), p. 361-498; also as Bibliotheca botanica Heft 83, Lieferung 1: [1]-135
and Lieferung 2: 136-274. Copy: NY.
Foerste, August Frederick (1862-1936), American palaeobiologist. (Foerste).
COLLEcTIons: US.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 264; Barnhart 1: 553; BM 2: 588, 6: 332;
CSP 9g: 890, 12: 244, 15: 33-34; LS 8910; Quenstedt p. 142.
Anon., J. Washington Acad. Sci. 26: 266. 1936.
Cumings, Proc. Indiana Acad. Sci. 46: 20-21. 1937.
Bassler, Proc. geol. Soc. Amer. 1936: 134-157. 1937 (portr., bibl.)
Rickett, Index Bull. Torrey Club 34-35. 1955 (bibl.)
Foerster, Arnold (1810-1884), German highschool teacher and botanist at Aachen
(Aix-la-Chapelle). (A. Foerster).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 553; BM 2: 588; DTS 1: 71-72.
Wackerzapp, Verh. Naturh. Ver. preuss. Rheinl. 43 (corr.): 33-41. 1886. (bibl.)
1811. Flora excursoria des Regierungsbezirkes Aachen sowie der angrenzenden Gebiete der
belgischen und hollandischen Provinz Limburg. Phanerogamen und Gefasskryptogamen.
Nebst Uebersicht der geognostischen, der oro- und hydrographischen Verhaltnisse dieses
Florengebietes. Aachen (Rudolf Barth) 1878. Oct. (Fl. excurs. Aachen).
Publ.: 1878 (rd. by Flora 11-21 Aug 1878), p. [i]-xxx, [1], [1]-68. Copy: HH.
Ref.: BM 2: 588.
Forster, Carl Friedrich (/f. 1846), German botanist .(C. F. Forster).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 589.
Tucker, Cat. Library Arnold Arb. 1: 253. 1914.
Rehder, Bradley Bibl. 5: 286. 1918.
EPONYMY: Foersteria Scopoli (1777) is dedicated to Johann Reinhold Forster (1729-1798),
q.v., and to his son Johann Georg Adam (1754-1794), q.v.
1812. Handbuch der Cakteenkunde in ihrem ganzen Umfange, oder die erfolgreichsten, auf
die neuesten Erfahrungen gegriindeten Kulturangaben, sowie ausfiihrliche und genaue
Beschreibung und berichtigte Synonymik sémmtlicher bis jetzt bekannt gewordener
Cacteen, und iiberhaupt alles in Bezug auf diese Pflanzenfamilie sonst nur wissenswerthe.
Auf den Grund langjahriger eigener und fremder Erfahrungen bearbeitet. Leipzig
(Im. Tr. Woller) 1846. Oct. (Handb. Cakteenk.)
Ed. 1: 1846? (Flora rd. Apr 1848, Bot. Zeit. rev. 16 Jun 1848, sic)., p. [i]-[xii], [1]-548,
1 tabl. Copy: US.
850
FONTAINE
Ed. 2: “‘Carl Friedrich Foérster’s Handbuch der Cacteenkunde in ihrem ganzen Umfange
nach dem gegenwartigen Stande der Wissenschaft bearbeitet und durch die seit 1846
begriindeten Gattungen und neu eingeftihrten Arten vermehrt von Theodor Riimpler.
Durch 140 Holzschnitte illustriert. Zweite, ganzlich umgearbeitete Auflage.” Leipzig
(id.) [1884]-1886, 2 vols. Oct.
Second author: ‘Theodor Riimpler (1817-1891), German cactus specialist.
vol. part pages dates (Nat. Nov.)
I I 1-64 Aug 1884 preface Sep 1884
2/3 65-162 Apr 1885
4 193-256 Mai 1885 (early)
5 257-320 Mai 1885 (late)
6 321-384. Jun 1885
8 449-512 Aug 1885 (early)
2 9 513-576 Aug 1885 (late)
10/11 561-704 Sep 1885
12 705-768 Oct 1885
13/14 769-896 Nov 1885
15 897-960 Dec 1885
16 g61-1029 Jan 1886 (as of “1885”’)
Vol. 1: p. [i]-xv, [1]-512, figs. 1-62. Copy: MO.
Vol. 2: p. [i], 513-1029, figs. 63-141. Copy: MO.
The 141 illustrations are wood engravings.
Ref.: BM 2: 589.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 6: 448-449. 1848.
Anon., Flora 31: 304, 380-383. 1848.
Fomin, Aleksandr Vasilievich (1869-1935), Russian botanist who worked at Tiflis
and Kiew. (Fomin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B, TB and KIEW [?]
Ref.: 1H 2: 201.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 5543 Bossert p. 129; CSP 15: 43; IF suppl. 1:
81, suppl. 3: 209, suppl. 4: 321; MW p. 122; Zander ed. 10, p. 659.
Borpzalovskiy, Sovietska Bot. 1936(1): 134-146. (portr., bibl.)
Zerov, Ukr. bot. Zhurn. 28: 560-565. 1971 (portr.)
Mikhailova, Ukr. Bot. Zhurn. 31(3): 393. 1974.
HANDWRITING: Lipschitz and Vasilczenko, Herbarium centrale USSR 131. 1968.
Fontaine, William Morris (1835-1913), American geologist and palaeobiologist.
(Fontaine).
COLLECTIONS: University of Virginia (?)
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 264; Barnhart 1: 555; BL 1: 221; BM 2:
590, 6: 332; CSP 7: 685, 9: 893, 12: 245, 15: 44; Nick p. 371-372; Quenstedt p. 143.
Anon., Amer. J. Sci. ser. 4. 35: 642. 1913.
Watson, Bull. geol Soc. Amer. 25: 6-13. 1914 (portr., bibl.)
1813. The Permian or Upper Carboniferous flora of West Virginia and S.W. Pennsylvania,
Harrisburg (Second Geological Survey) 1880. Oct. (Perm. fl. W. Virginia).
Co-author: Israel Cook White (1848-x), p. ix: “The order of our names on the title page
has no significance, as we are equally and jointly responsible for this work.”
Publ.: 1880 (J. Bot. Oct 1880), front., p. [i]-ix, [1]-143, pl. 1-38. — Second geological
Survey of Pennsylvania: Report of progress PP. Copies: AMD, NY.
Ref.: Andrews p. 34; BM 2: 590; CSP 15: 44; Jackson p. 190.
851
FONT IQUER
Font i Quer, Pio [Font Quer, Pius] (1888-1964), Catalonian botanist. (Font Quer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BC. — For duplicates see IH. Issued Flora iberica selecta (cent. 1-3,
1934-1935) and a Flora Hispdnica, Herbario normal (cent. 1-8, 1944-1954) (Information
O. de Bolos).
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 358; 2: 202.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 555; BL 1: 45, 2: 654 [Index]; Bossert p.
129; LS suppl. 8662-8663; Langman p. 315; NI 639; Zander ed. 10, p. 659.
Montserrat, Anal. Inst. bot. Cavanilles 21: 337-340. 1963 (portr.)
Bolos, Taxon 13: 293. 1964.
Bolos & Bolos, Vegetatio 13(3): 172-173. 1966 (portr.)
Bolos & Bolos, Collect. Bot., Barcelona 7(1): 3-45. 1968 (portr., bibl.)
Candel-Vila, Collect. Bot., Barcelona 7(1): 165-206. 1968 (portr.)
Emberger, Collect. Bot., Barcelona 7(1): 281-285. 1968.
Forbes, Edward (1815-1854), British naturalist from the Isle of Man. (£. Forbes).
HERBARIUM and types: BM (Isle of Man, Lycia), K (Lycia), also at CGE, E.
Ref.: 1H 2: 202.
Kent, Brit. herbaria 54. 1957.
Britten, J. Bot. 53: 286.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 384; Andrews p. 34; Barnhart 1: 556; BB p.
110; BM 2: 591-592; Bossert p. 129; CSP 2: 655-658, 6: 658, 12: 245, 15: 48; DNB 19:
388; Jackson p. 230; PR 2958; Quenstedt p. 143.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 12: 923-924. 29 Dec 1854.
Hooker, Gard. Chron. 1854: 771-772.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 2: 408-412. 1855; Flora 38: 80. 1855.
G.P., Bot. Zeit. 13: 158-160. 1855.
Balfour, Trans. bot. Soc. Edinburgh 5: 23-41. 1858.
Wilson, G. and A. Geikie, Memoir of Edward Forbes. Cambridge and London 1861, x,
589 p. (portr., bibl.)
Garner, Midland Natural. 1: 67-70, 90-94. 1878.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1888/90: 36. 1891 (note on portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 92. 1903, 3(3): 78. 1905.
Woodward, Hist. Geol. Soc. London 328. 1907.
Britten, J. Bot. 53: 286. 1915.
Herdman, Ann. Rep. Liverpool Mar. Biol. Comm. 29: 17-44. 1915.
Ritchie, Proc. Roy. Soc. Edinburgh ser. B 66: 29-57. 1956 (Forbes medal p. 56, portr.
and further biogr. refs.)
Allen, J. Manx Mus. 6(81): 254-256. 1965.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 14.7. 1969.
Fletcher, Roy. Bot. Gard. Edinburgh 1670-1970. 113, 125. 1970.
EPONYMy: cf. infra, sub J. Forbes.
HANDWRITING: Proc. Roy. Soc. Edinburgh ser. B. 66: pl. 2. 1956.
Forbes, Francis Blackwell (1839-1908), American botanist who lived in China 1857-
1882. (F. Forbes).
HERBARIUM and types: The Enumeration is mainly based on the collections at Kew (K).
Forbes’ own herbarium and manuscripts are at BM.
Ref.: TH 2: 202; MW p. 122.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 556; BB p. 110; BM 2: 592; Bossert p. 129;
Bretschneider p. 720; CSP 9: 896, 15: 49; MW p. 122; Zander ed. 10, p. 659.
Stapf, Proc. Linn. Soc. 1908/1909: 38-40, 1909.
Britten, J. Bot. 48: 19-22. 1910.
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1814. An enumeration of all the plants known from China proper, Formosa, Hainan,
Corea, the Luchu Archipelago, and the Island of Hongkong, together with their distri-
bution and synonymy. fj. Linn. Soc. Bot. 23: 1-521. pl. 1-14. 1886-1888, 26: 1- 5925 pl. I-10.
1889-1902; 36: i-xi, 1-686. 1903-1905.
Co-author: William Botting Hemsley (1843-1926) (actually main author).
Publ.: Issued subsequently in three separate volumes, with original pagination, as Index
florae sinensis.
Collaborators: A. Bennett, N. E. Brown, I. H. Burkill, C. B. Clarke, A. Franchet, H. F.
Hance, M. T. Masters, C. J. Maximowicz, A. B. Rendle, 8. A. Skan, W. T. Thiselton-
Dyer, C. H. Wright.-
A first supplement was published by M. Smith, J. Linn. Soc. Bot. 36: 451-530. The second
supplement was by S. T. Dunn, J. Linn. Soc. Bot. 39: 411-506. 1911.
vol. no. part pages plates dates
oxo} (——= 10) I [1]-80 I-2 20 Mai 1886
2 81-162 3-4 23 Jul 1886
3 163-240 5-6 21 Oct 1887
4. 241-328 7-8 12 Dec 1887
5 329-400 Q-I0 12 Jun 1888
6 401-521, [1-111] II-14 29 Dec 1888
26 ((—2) een le 7.3 7 [1]-120 Tee 30 Apr 1889
174 8 121-236 4 12 Apr 1890
175 9 237-316 5,6 16 Aug 1890
176 10 317-396 7.0 30 Jul 1891
177 II 397-456 9,10 12 Jun 1894
178 12 457-536 1 Dec 1899
179-180 13 537-592, [1-11] 21 Oct 1902
36(= 3) 249 (ler72 1 Jan 1903
250 73-136 1 Apr 1903
251 137-216 30 Jun 1903
252 217-296 31 Oct 1903
253 297-376 31 Mar 1904
254 377-456 25 Jul 1904
255-256 457-686, [i-x1] 20 Dec 1905
Copies: MO, NY. — Facsimile reprint: announced by Koeltz (1973).
Ref.: BM 2: 592; Bretschneider p. 722; CSP 15: 49; MW p. 122.
Britten, J. Bot. 22: 96. 1884 (origin of project).
Thiselton-Dyer, J. Linn. Soc. 36. 1905 (preface).
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 330. 1945.
Forbes, James (1773-1861), British gardener at Woburn Abbey. (7. Forbes).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some at K.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 556; BB p. 111; NI 641-642; PR 2959-2962.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1860: civ-cv. 1862.
Burdet, Musées de Genéve 153: 9-14. 1975.
EPONYMY: Forbesia Ecklon ex G. Nel (1914) is dedicated to John Forbes (1798-1823),
English botanical collector; Forbesina Ridley (1925) is dedicated to Henry O. Forbes
(1851-1932), Scottish botanist.
1815. Salictum woburnense: or, a catalogue of willows, indigenous and foreign, in the
collection of the Duke of Bedford at Woburn Abbey; systematically arranged. [London]
1829. (Salict. woburn.)
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1829 (p. viii, Nov 1829), front., p. [i]-xvi, pl. generic char., [xvi], [1 ]-
294, 139 unnumbered col. liths. by R. C. Stratford. Copies: G, MO, NY. — The name
of the book is indeed Salictum. A slip in the NY copy states: “‘of this work fifty copies
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only have been printed.” The Duke of Bedford thanks Forbes for the “arrangement”
of the catalogue. In conjunction with the text on the title page this leaves little doubt
as to Forbes’ authorship.
Ref.: NI 642 (err. ‘“‘Salicetum’’) ; PR 2960 (id.)
1816. Hortus woburnensis, a descriptive catalogue of upwards of six thousand ornamental
plants cultivated at Woburn Abbey. With numerous illustrative plans for the erection
of forcing houses, green houses, &c. and an account of their management throughout
the year. London (James Ridgway) 1833. Qu. (Hort. woburn.)
Publ.: Oct-Nov 1833 (p. i, dedic. Jul 1833), p. [iJ-xxiv, [xxv-xxvii], [1]-440, [16,
indexes], pl. 1-26 (and engr. t.p.). Copies: G, MO, NY. — PR mentions “‘a few copies
are printed on royal paper, for such of the Nobility as may desire them.”
Ref.: BH; PR 20961.
1817. Pinetum woburnense: or, a catalogue of coniferous plants, in the collection of the
Duke of Bedford, at Woburn Abbey; systematically arranged. [London] 1839. Qu.
(Pinet. woburn.)
Publ.: Mai 1839 (p. viii dated Jan 1839), p. [i]-xvi, [2], [1]-226, pl. r-67 and frontisp.
Copies: G, MO, NY. — “Of this work one hundred copies only have been printed.”
Ref.: BH; NI 641.
Gordon, The Pinetum, London 1880.
Forchhammer, Johan Georg (1794-1865), Danish palaeobiologist and geologist at
Kobenhavn. (Forchhammer).
HERBARIUM and tyPEs: Some herbarium material at KIEL (incl. Rubus from Weihe
and Nees).
Ref.: TH 2: 202.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 265; Barnhart 1: 557; BM 2: 593, 652;
CSP 2: 662-665, 6: 658, 7: 688; Quenstedt p. 144.
Johnstrup, Nordisk Univ.-Tidskr. 10: 78-90. 1864.
Johnstrup, in Forchhammer, Almeenfattelige Afhandlinger. Kobenhavn, 1869.
Warming, Bot. Tidsskr. 12: 184-185. 1881.
Fischer-Benzon, in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schleswig-Holstein 2: 4-18. 1890.
Warming, Bot. Tidsskr. 18: 101-102. 1893 (bibl.)
Christensen, Dansk. Bot. Hist. 1: 879 [index], 2: 185-187. 1924.
Hansen, Bot. Tidsskr. 69(2/3): 208. 1974.
EPONYMY: Forchhammeria Liebmann (1854).
Foreau, Georges (1882-1967), French clergyman and plant collector. (Foreau).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PC(?) — Exsiccatae: Musci madurenses indiae meridionalis exsiccati
(fasc. i-iii, nos. 1-73, Madura, India, 1912-1913, determ. J. Cardot), sets at FH, PC. —
See Demaret (1961) and Sayre (1971) for details of the identifications by Cardot and
Potier de la Varde.
Ref.: TH 2: 202. 1957.
Potier de la Varde, Rev. bryol. 49: 33-44. 1922, 50: 17-27. 72-79. 1923, 51: 10-14.
1924, 52: 37-43- 1925.
Demaret, Rev. bryol. lichénol. 30: 145-154. 1961.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 201-202. 1971.
Forrest, George (1873-1932), British traveller and plant collector in China (1904-
1952). (Forrest).
HERBARIUM and types: All first sets from Burma, China and Tibet at E (ca. 36.000
numbers) ; duplicates at A, B, BM, CAL, GH, HK, K, LU, MO, NF, T, TR, S, US, W.
Refi; TH 1 (ed.6): 958, 2: 203.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 80. 1970.
854
FORSSKAL
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 558; Bossert p. 130; MW p. 122-123, suppl.
p- 69; Zander ed. 10, p. 650.
Bay, Index Flora 26-100: 10-11. 1910.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedications 1827-1927: 376-378. 1932 (portr.)
Taylor, J. Bot. 70: 79-81. 1932.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 220. 1936.
MacQueen Cowan, The journeys and plant introductions of George Forrest. London
1952, Xi, 252 p. (see also Kew Bull. 1953: 205-206).
Coats, The plant hunters 123-127, 388 [index]. 1969.
Cooper et al., Man hunts and plant hunts by the adventurous George Forrest, Scottish
Rock Garden Club s.d., 89 p. (portr., bibl.)
Forrest, Plantes de Montagne 6: 187-196. 1972.
Taylor, Amat. Gard. 4624: 22-23. 1973 (portr.)
Lancaster, Gard. Chron. 174(17): 30-33. 1973.
Aitken, J. Scott. Rock Garden Club 14(1): 33-43. 1974.
Lemmon, North. Gard. 28(1): 20-23. 1974.
Anon., Garden J. 25(2): 40-41. 1975 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Smith, W. W., H. R. Fletcher and G. Forrest, The genus Primula 1929-
1950.
Forssell, Karl Bror Jacob (1856-1898), Swedish botanist at Uppsala and Karlstad.
(Forssell) .
HERBARIUM and TypEs: UPS; other material at C, LD, SK.
Ref.: 1H 2: 203.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 559; BM 2: 595; Bossert p. 130; CSP 15: 64;
DTS 1: 72; GR p. 474; KR p. 193; LS 8946-8952, 31238.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1898: 48.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 38. pl. r2. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 12. 1905.
EPONYMY: Forssellia A. Zahlbruckner (1906). — Note: Forsellesia E. L. Greene (1893) is
dedicated to Jacob Henric af Forselles (1785-1855), Swedish mining engineer.
1818. Beitrdge zur Kenntniss der Anatomie und Systematik der Gloeolichenen. Stockholm (Central
Druckerei) 1885. Qu. (Beitr. Gloeolich.)
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1885 (after 17 Apr, date of submission mss; “‘soeben,”’ Flora 1 Jul 1885),
p. [i-iii], [1]-118. Copies: MO, NY. — Used as “‘specimen’’ to obtain his position as a
lecturer at Karlstad. Preprinted from Nova Acta Regiae Soc. Sci. Upsal. ser. 3, vol.
13, pars posterior, 1887. “‘Dieses unqualificirbare Product jugendlicher Selbstiber-
schatzung richtet sich selbst’’ (Zukal 1886).
Ref.: BM 2: 595; CSP 15: 64; KR 193, no. 6; LS 8949.
Zukal, Bot. Centralbl. 23: 292-296. 1885.
Anon., Hedwigia 25: 106-107. Mar-Jun 1886.
Forssell, Flora 69: 49-64. 1886.
Zukal, Bot. Centralbl. 25: 255-356. 1886.
Forsskal, Pehr (Peter) (1732-1763), Finnish born (Swedish parents) botanical traveller,
pupil of Linnaeus, on the Danish expedition to Egypt and Arabia 1761-1763. (Forssk.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Mainly at C (1300 specimens) (available on IDC 2200), kept
separate. This herbarium, however, does not contain all the type-specimens of the new
taxa in the Flora aeg yptiaco-arabica. Some of these are e.g. at LD in the Retz herbarium.
Other specimens are at B, BM, DS, P-JU, LINN, S, SBT and at UPS (in the Thunberg
herbarium). — Vahl’s Symbolae botanicae is based for the greater part on Forsskal material.
— For an index to the herbarium at C see Christensen (1917, 1922).
Refi (ed:6)i:353,2)) 203.
Christensen, Index to the Herbarium Forsskalii. Manuscript, IDC 2205.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 346. 1916.
855
FORSSKAL
Christensen, Naturforskeren Pehr Forsskal 80-87. 1918.
Harms, [review of above], Bot. Jahrb. 55, Lit.: 49-52. 1918.
Christensen, Dansk bot. Ark. 4(3). 1922 [index of herbarium].
Borgesen, Dansk bot. Ark. 8(2): 1-15. 1932 [on Forsskal algae].
Borgesen, Bot. Not. 1939: 7-10 [idem].
Gertz, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 28: 77-89. 1945 [on LD material; gives further
references |.
Lowegren, Naturaliekabinett 1 Sverige under 1700-talet 345. 1952.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 276, 4: 602, 7: 462; Barnhart 1: 559; BM 2:
594; Bossert p. 130; IF p. 697; Jackson p. 350, 394; KR p. 195; NI 643; Plesch p. 228;
PR 2969-2970; Quenstedt p. 145; Saelan p. 111-112; Zander ed. 10, p. 659.
W.L., Ofv. Finska Vet. Soc. Forh. 12: 125-127. 1870 (geneal.)
Ascherson, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 2: 293-297. 1884.
Leeré, Pierre Forskal, Marseille 1900, 27 p. (La botanique en Provence au xvilie siécle).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 12, 87, 93. 1905.
Christensen, Naturforskeren Pehr Forsskal. Kobenhavn 1918 (portr., itin., coll.)
Holmboe, Naturen 42: 281-282. 1918.
Christensen, Danske Bot. Hist. 1: 120, 2: 56-57. 1924.
Uggla, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 23: 86-96. 1940 (autograph books of Forsskal).
Fridrichsen, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 30: 67-70. 1947 (on Retama Roetam).
Dellner, Forsskals filosofi. Stockholm 1953. Copy: NY (portr.)
Selander, Linnelarjungar i frammande lander 23-42. 1960.
Sparck, Amer.-Scand. Rev. 53: 161-170. 1965 (see Bot. Tidsskr. 62(4): 301. 1967).
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 151. 1971.
Eriksson, DSB 5: 74. 1972.
Squire, Cactus, Bruxelles, 1: 191. 1972.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 21(2-3): 252. 1972 (portr.)
Hansen, Bot. Tidsskr. 69(2/3): 208. 1974.
NAME: Forsskal’s name is spelled in different ways; his given name is cited as Petrus,
Petter and Pehr; his family name was written Forsskahl by his father, but he himself
wrote Forsskal, Forskal as well as Forsskahl. Christensen uses Petrus Forsskal. See also
Lagus, Ofvers. Finska Vet.-Soc. Férh. 12: 125-126. 1870, and E. Matinolli, Luova
ihminen 1700 luvun Pohjol’asta. ‘Turku 1960.
DIARIES: Forskal, Resa till lyckliga Arabien (Dagbok 1761-1763), Uppsala 1950, xxi, 209 p.;
Hansen, Det lykkelige Arabien, En dansk ekspedition 1761-67, Kjobenhaven 1962; later
edition 1967; English translation: Arabia felix, The Danish Expedition of 1761-1767,
translated by J. and K. McFarlane, London 1964.
EPONYMY: Forsskaolea Linnaeus (1764).
Note: The Index Nominum Genericorum gives the following orthographical variants:
Forsaokhlia J. Ball (1877) ; Forshohlea Batsch (1802) ; Forskaela Cothenius (1790) ; Forskaelea
Scopoli (1777); Forskalea A. L. Jussieu (1789); Forskaohlea C. A. Agardh (1825);
Forskaohlia Webb & Berthelot (1844-1850); Forskoehlea Reichard (1778); Forskoelea
Brongniart (1843); Forskohlea Linnaeus (1767); Forskolea (1769); Forskolia R. Wight
(1853).
HANDWRITING: Dellner, Forsskals filosofi 9. 1953; Christensen, Naturforskeren Pehr
Forsskal 92. 1918; Forskal, Resa till lycklige Arabien 18. 1950. .
1819. Flora aeg yptiaco-arabica. Sive descriptiones plantarum, quas per Aegyptum inferio-
rem et Arabium felicem detexit, illustravit Petrus Forskal. Prof. Haun. Post mortem
auctoris edidit Carsten Niebuhr. Accedit tabula Arabiae felicis geographico-botanica.
Kjobenhayvn (Moller) 1775. Qu. (Fl. aegypt.-arab.)
Editor: Carsten Niebuhr (1733-1815).
Publ.: 1 Oct 1775, p. [1]-32, [i]-cxxvi, [1], [1]-219, [220, err.], frontisp. map. Copies:
Uy NW, ‘Leyler,,U(2):
856
FORSTER, J. G. A.
Facsimile reprint: announced by Asher (1974).
Ref.: BM 2: 594; IDC 5045; IF p. 697; Jackson p. 350; Plesch p. 228; PR 2969; RS p. 83;
Saelan 1.
Vahl, Symb. bot. 1790-1794.
Christensen, Naturforskeren Pehr Forsskal 71-75. 1918.
Christensen, Dansk. Bot. Hist. 2: 57. 1924.
St. John, Le Naturaliste Canadien 98: 570-571. 1971.
1820. Icones rerum naturalium, quas in itinere orientali depingi curavit Petrus Forskal,
Prof. Haun. Post mortem auctoris ad regis mandatum aeri incisas edidit Carsten Niebuhr.
Kobenhavn (Moller) 1776. Qu. (Ic. rer. nat.)
Editor: Carsten Niebuhr (1733-1815).
Publ.: 1776, in parts, p. [1]-15, pl. 1-43, uncol. copper engr. by Peter Haas (1-20 plants,
21-43 animals) by Baurenfeind. BM mentions two editions, one with 15 p., another
with 12 p. text. The book constitutes the atlas to the Flora aeg yptiaco-arabica. Copies:
UWE INI:
Ref.: BM 2: 594; IDC 6433; Jackson p. 397; NI 643; NI suppl. p. 33; PR 2970; Saelan 2.
Christensen, Dansk. Bot. Hist. 2: 57. 1924.
Forsstrém, Johan Eric (1775-1824), Swedish clergyman and botanist who travelled
in Lapland, Finmark and the West Indies (1803-1815), pupil of Thunberg. (Forsstrém).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The largest set of W. Indian plants is at S (via Swartz), other sets
are at BM, LD, NY, SBT and UPS (general herb. and Thunberg). The Thunberg
herbarium also has plants from Lapland and Finmark (1800). Forsstrém sent plants
directly from the West Indies to the Swedish Academy of Sciences (SBT) and to Uppsala
University. His personal collections went to Johan Billberg (1772-1844), whose collec-
tions were split up after his death. Part of them reached BM via J. G. Children.
Refs El 2202"
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 48. 1902.
Loéwegren, Naturaliekabinett 1 Sverige 345. 1952.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 559; BM 2: 595; KR p. 1096.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 177. 1898, 3: 48. 1902.
EPONYMY: Forsstroemia S. O. Lindberg (1863).
Forster, Johann Georg Adam (1754-1794), German explorer and botanist, son of
J. R. Forster whom he accompanied to England, Russia and on Cook’s second voyage.
(G. Forster).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: It is not possible to state where the original Forster herbarium
(father and son) is preserved: the Forsters several times gave away, offered or sold parts
of their collections. One of the most important parts containing many plants from Cook’s
second voyage was acquired by Banks and is now at BM. Lambert also acquired what
was called the Georg Forster herbarium as well as another set of Forster plants with the
Pallas herbarium; at the sale these collections were also acquired by BM. Other large
sets are at LIV and W, and (a very considerable one) at UPS in the Thunberg herbarium.
Other sets are at B (many specimens are still in the Willdenow herbarium; most of these
came to Willdenow via Sprengel, who in turn had received them from Forster Sr.; others
stem from Georg Forster’s estate), GOET, K, KIEL, L, LINN, MW, P, PH, and W. —
A number of unpublished drawings and engravings made by Forster during Cook’s
second voyage is at BM. Letters by Forster to Banks are at the National Library of
Australia, Canberra; other letters at the Mitchell Library, Sydney.
Rep evr 1 (eds/6))+1856, 23,204.
Britten, J. Bot. 23: 360-368. 1885.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 346, 414. 1916.
Stansfield, Handbook and guide to the herbarium collections in the public museums
Liverpool 50-51. 1935.
Merrill, The botany of Cook’s voyages, Chron. bot. 14: 163-384. 1954 (herb.: 208-211).
857
FORSTER, J. G. A.
Meyer, D. E., Willdenowia 1: 778-780. 1957 (specimens in Willdenow herb.)
Mitrofanova, An analysis of the herbarium of Johann & Georg Forster, preserved in
Moscow State University, Bot. Zhurn. 44: 135-137. 1959 (in Russian).
Carolin, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. 88: 108-111. 1963.
Hiepko, Willdenowia 5(2): 279-294. 1969.
Miller, Taxon 19: 523. 1970.
Apfelbaum, Not. nat. Philadelphia 437: 1-4. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1); Barnhart 1: 560; BBp. 112; BM 2: 595; 6: 334;
Bossert p. 130; Dawson p. 335-338; DNB 20: 15; Henrey 3: 43; HR; Jackson p. 111,
434; PR 2974-2978, 2981; Zander ed. 10, p. 659.
Boehmer, Bibl. hist. nat. 3(1): 362-363. 1795.
Forster, Ann. d. Philosophie 1'795(2): 9-15. 1795(16): 121-126. 1795.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 237. 1800.
Meusel, Lexikon teut. Schriftst. 3: 429-430. 1804.
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd. Biogr. méd. 4: 194-199. 1821.
Huber, Johann Georg Forster’s Briefwechsel, 2 vols. Leipzig 1829.
Anon., Blatt. lit. Unterhalt. 1830: 9-11, 13-15, 185-187, 189-190, 193-195, 301-303, 305,
309-311 (correspondence).
Moleschott, Georg Forster, der Naturforscher des Volks. Frankfurt 1854, vili, 295 p.
(portr.); ed. 2. Berlin 1862.
Hettner, Georg Forster’s Briefwechsel mit Samuel Thomas S6mmering. Braunschweig
1877.
Dove, A., Die Forsters und die Humboldts 3-16. 1881.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natur. Mosc. 59(1): 294. 1884.
Merrill, Chronica bot. 14: 163-383. 1904 (The botany of Cook’s voyages).
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 45. 1906.
Maiden, J. Proc. Roy. Soc. N.S.W. 42: 68-69. 1908 (1909).
Cockayne, Vegetation New Zealand 1-2. 1921.
Seidel, Ina, Das Labyrinth. Berlin 1922 (reissued 1930, English translation by Oakley
Williams 1932).
Langewiesche, Georg Forster, Ebenhausen 1923.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 220. 1936.
Merrill, Contr. U.S. Nat. Herb. 30(1): 122-123. 1947.
Glenn, The botanical explorers of New Zealand 174. 1950.
Steiner and Hackel, Forster, ein Lesebuch fiir unsere Zeit. Weimar 1952.
Kersten, Der Weltumsegler J. G. A. Forster 1754-1794. Bern 1957.
Meyer, Willdenowia 1(5): 778-780. 1957.
Steiner, Georg Forster, Philosophische Schriften. Berlin 1958.
Steiner, Weimarer Beitrage 5: 527-561. 1959 (G. Forster in England).
Karavaev, Akad. Nauk. Inst. Istorii Estest. Trudy 36(8): 176-201. 1961 (lists of types).
Steiner, Ver6ff. Institut Slawistik 28: 245-311, 430-450. 1965. (relations of Forsters with
Russia).
Uhlig, L., Georg Forster, Einheit und Mannigfaltigkeit in seiner geistigen Welt. ‘Tiibin-
gen 1965 (very detailed bibliography).
Kahn, Georg Forsters Werke, Samtliche Schriften, Tagebiicher, Briefe vol. 1, Berlin
1968.
Beddie, Bibliography of Captain James Cook. Sydney 737-741, 839. 1970 (full biblio-
graphy of Forster’s own writings and those on him with respect to Cook’s second
voyage).
Apfelbaum, Notul. Nat. 437: 1-4. 1971.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 153-221, 233. 1971.
Saine, T. P., Georg Forster, New York (Twayne) 1972, 182 p.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 21(2/3): 260. 1972.
Smit, History of the life sciences goo, 928. 1974.
EPONYMY: Foersteria [sic] Scopoli (1777); Forstera Linnaeus fil. (1780).
Note: Both names are also dedicated to his father Johann Reinhold (1729-1798), q.v.;
Forsteronia G. F. W. Meyer (1818) is dedicated to Thomas Furley Forster (1761-1825),
q.v.
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1821. Dissertatio inauguralis botanico-medica de plantis esculentis insularum oceani australis.
Quam ex decreto ordinis gratiosi speciminis gratia pro adipiscendis summis in medicina
honoribus privilegiis et immunitatibus publicavit auctor Georgius Forster ... Halle
(Typis Franckianis) 1786. Oct. (Diss. pl. esc.)
Publ.: 1786, prob. Aug-Sep (GGA 25 Sep 1786), p. [1]-80. This thesis is the original issue.
For the trade issue see below. Copies: Ewan, MO, UC.
Ref.: PR 2976; IDG 2208.
Merrill, Pacific Science 8(1): 35-37. 1954.
1822. De plantis esculentis insularum oceani australis commentatio botanica. Berlin (Haude et
Spener) 1786. Oct. (Pl. esc.)
Publ.: 1786, probably Aug-Sep (GGA 25 Sep 1786), p. [1]-80.
Copy: NY. — ‘The Halle edition, a thesis (Dissertatio inauguralis botanico-medica de
plantis ...), was published somewhat earlier than the Berlin edition (see above). This
issue differs from the original in two respects: the title-page was reset (title: De plantis
esculentis ...) anda cancellans was issued for sheet B2 from which the note on p. 19 was
omitted.
Ref.: BM 2: 595; IDC 2298; PR 2976.
Merrill, Pacific Science 8(1): 35-37. 1954.
1823. Florulae insularum australium prodromus. Goettingen (Joann. Christian Dieterich)
1786. Oct. (FI. ins. austr.)
Publ.: Oct-Nov 1786, p. [1]-8, [1]-103. Published after De plantis esculentis in which some
of the species from the Prodromus are more amply described (p. 8: 30 Jun 1786; GGA
13 Nov 1786 ‘eben erhalten’). The M.S.V. in many references stands for Murray,
Syst. veg. ed. 14. 1786. Copies: MO, NY, UC.
Ref.: BM 2: 595; IDC 2208, 7608; PR 2975; RS p. 83.
Merrill, Pacific Science 8(1): 35. 1954.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 2: 157. 1955.
1824. Fasciculus plantarum magellanicarum. [G6ttingen 1778]. Qu. (Fasc. pl. magell.)
Publ.: 1787 after 18 Sep, date of presentation (see p. 13 of publ. in Comm.), p. [1]-64,
pl. 1-8. Copy: M. — Reprinted from Comm. Soc. Goett. 9: 13-74, pl. 1-8. 1787 (Copy:
MO). — The MO copy has a t.p. on [1]: “Georgii Forster, M.D. cet. De plantis
magellanicis et atlanticis commentationes.”’ This is apparently the special t.p. for the in-
dependently paged reprint. The full heading of the journal article (on p. 193) is
‘*Fasciculus plantarum magellanicarum oblatus societati in ipso consessu sollennium
Academiae Georgiae augustae semisaecularim d. xviii Sept mdcclxxxvii.”’? This is
followed on p. 46 by “‘Plantae atlanticae ex insulis Madeira, St. Jacobi, Adcensionis,
St. Helena et Fayal reportatae.”’
Ref.: PR 2977.
Forster, Johann Reinhold (1729-1798), German explorer and botanist, father of
J. G. A. Forster, naturalist on Cook’s second voyage. (7. R. Forster).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: See under J. G. A. Forster. — The original drawings for the
Characteres are now at BM. In addition there are 131 copper engravings of a planned
Herbarium australe at BM and LE. For further details on manuscripts and drawings see
Nissen (644) and Hoare (1971).
Ref.: Britten, J. Bot. 23: 360-368. 1885 (Icones at BM).
Herder, Acta Horti Petrop. 9: 485-510. 1885 (Icones at LE).
Anon., Hist. Coll. BMNH 149. 1904.
Merrill, The botany of Cook’s voyages, Chron. bot. 14: 163-383. 1954.
Hiepko, Willdenowia 5(2): 279-294. 1961.
Hoare, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 6: 1-8. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 560; BB p. 112; BM 2: 595-596, 6: 334;
Bossert p. 130; Dawson p. 338-340; Henrey 715-718; HR; HU 2: 611; Jackson p. 111,
354, 363; Langman p. 452; LS 8960; MW p. 123; Plesch p. 228-229; PR 671, 2979-
2981, 4572, 6865, 9259, ed. 1: 3291; Zander ed. 10, p. 660.
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FORSTER, J. R.
Dryander, Bibl. Banks 3: 182, 202, 583, 1797; 5: 237 [index]. 1800.
Meusel, Lexikon teut. Schriftst. 3: 430-439. 1804.
Schneegass, Ann. herzogl. Soc. ges. Mineral. Jena 2: 255-320. 1804.
Jourdan, Dict. Sci. méd. Biogr. méd. 4: 199-208.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 676. 1846.
Dove, Die Forsters und die Humboldts 3-16. 1881.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 115-116. 1882.
Kraus, Bot. Garten Universitat Halle 1: 21, 64, 65. 1888.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 92, 125. 1903, 3(3): 124. 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 45-46. 1906.
Maiden, J. Proc. roy. Soc. N.S.W. 42: 67-68. 1908.
Dallman and Wood, Trans. Liverpool bot. Soc. 1: 69. 1909.
Cockayne, Vegetation New Zealand 1-2. 1921.
Glenn, The botanical explorers of New Zealand. 174. 1950.
Steiner et Haeckel, Forster, ein Lesebuch fiir unsere Zeit. Weimar 1952.
Reintjes, Weltreise nach Deutschland. Dusseldorf 1953 (portr.)
Lisney, A bibliography of British Lepidoptera 199-200. 1960 (portr.)
Carolin, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. 88: 108-111. 1963.
Hoare, J. Pacific Hist. 2: 215-224. 1967.
Steiner, Veroff. Inst. Slawistik 28: 245-311, 430-448. 1968 (relations with Russia).
Beddie, Bibliography of Captain James Cook, Sydney 1970, nos. 4415-4433 (and index,
p- 839-840).
Hoare, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 6: 1-8. 1971.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 71, 224. 233. 1971.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 171. 1973.
Smit, History of the life sciences 900, 928. 1974.
EPONYMY: Foersteria [sic] Scopoli (1777); Forstera Linnaeus fil. (1780).
Note: Both names are also dedicated to his son Johann Georg Adam (1754-1794), q.V.3
Forsteronia G. F. W. Meyer (1818) is dedicated to Thomas Furley Forster (1761-1825),
q.v.
1825. Flora Americae septentrionalis; or a catalogue of the plants of North America. Con-
taining an enumeration of the known herbs, shrubs, and trees, many of which are but
lately discovered; together with their English names, the places where they grow, their
different uses, and the authors who have described and figured them. London (B. White,
T. Davies) 1771. Oct. (Fl. Amer. sept.)
Publ.: 1771, before Oct (Monthly Rev. 45: 327; NZgS 24 Dec 1772 sic), p. [iJ-viii, [1]-
51, [1]. Copies: HU, MO, US. — Also printed with his translation of the Travels of
Bossu 2: 17-67 (fide Dryander).
Ref.: BM 2: 595; HU 619; Jackson p. 354; PR 2979.
1826. Characteres generum plantarum, quas in itinere ad insulas maris australis, collegerunt,
descripserunt, delinearunt, annis mdcclxxii-mdcclxxv. Joannes Reinoldus Forster .. .
et Georgius Forster, London s.d. [1775] Fol. (Char. gen. pl.)
Co-author: Johann Georg Adam Forster (1754-1794).
Ed. 1: The first edition came out on or about 29 November, 1775. Only two copies of this
folio edition are now known to exist, in the King’s Library at London (BM-Blooms-
bury) and in LINN. There are viii and 75 pages and 78 plates (nos. 1-75, 38a, 38b, 51a)
(n.v.)
[Second] edition: London (B. White, T. Cadell, & P. Elmsley) 1 Mar 1776, Qu., p. [i]-x,
[2 p. ind.], [i]-viii, [1]-150; [xi-xii, ind.], [1, err.], pl. 1-75, 38a, 38b, 51a. The most
widely distributed edition. Copies: BR, G, HU, M, MO, U, NY, Ewan.
[ Third] edition: London (B. White, T. Cadell, & P. Elmsley) 1776, 1 Mar or later, folio,
(each folio page bears the text of two quarto ones) p. [i]-vii, [viii], [i]-vili, [1]-72,
[73-76]. [1, err.], pl. 1-75, 38a, 38b, 51a. Copy: L.
Linnaeus received his copy on 6 Apr 1776 (letter at G): this was the first folio edition of
1775. - The London Chronicle of 1 Mar 1776 states that the book (second edition) was
published on that day; NZgS of 29 Apr 1776 states that publication took place in Febru-
ary. The important date, however, is 29 Nov 1775, presumably the date on which the
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book was presented to the King (“‘within four months after [Forster’s] return’). Publi-
cation may be assumed to have taken place late Nov or early Dec 1775 (see St. John
1971).
German ed.: “Johann Reinhold Forster’s ... und Georg Forster’s, Beschreibungen der
Gattungen von Pflanzen, auf einer Reise nach den Inseln der Stid-See gesammelt,
beschrieben und abgezeichnet, wahrend den Jahren 1772 bis 1775. Aus dem Lateini-
schen tibersetzt, und von 75 bis auf 17 Kupferplatten engeschrankt, durch Johann
Simon Kerner. Stuttgart (Christoph Gottfried Mantler) 1779. Oct. (Beschr. Gatt. Pfl.) —
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1779 (preface 10 Nov 1779), p. [i-xxii], [1]-160 [161-175], pl. 1-18. Copy:
Ewan.
Ref.: BM 2: 595; Henrey 716-718; Jackson p. 111; NI 644, 645; PR 2981; PR (ed. 1):
3287-3290; IDC 1273.
G. Forster, A voyage around the world in His Britannic Majesty’s Sloop Resolution,
commanded by Capt. James Cook, during the years 1772, 3, 4 and 5. London 1777,
2 vols. Qu. (Reise um die Welt, Berlin 1778).
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 330. 1945.
Edgar, Preface to ‘“‘Characteres generum plantarum” [translation], New Zealand J.
Bot. 7(4): 311-315. 1969.
St. John, Le naturaliste canadien 88: 361-581. 1971 (important).
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 26: 2017. 1972.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 1: 220-221. 1975 (German ed.)
1827. Enchiridion historiae naturali inserviens, quo termini et delineationes ad avium,
piscium, insectorum et plantarum adumbrationes intelligendas et concinnandas, secun-
dum methodum systematis linnaeani continentur. Halle (Hemmerde et Schwetschke)
1788. Oct. (Ench. hist. nat.)
Publ.: prob. Sep 1788 (p. [x]: 15 Feb 1788; ALZ 15 Oct 1788; BH), p. [i-xvi], [1]-224.
Copy: UC.
Forster, Thomas Furly (1761-1825), British naturalist. (7. F. Forster).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 560; BB p. 112; BL 2: 240, 248; BM 2: 596;
CSP 2: 671; DNB 20: 22; Jackson p. 213, 261, 262; PR 2982, ed. 1: 3292-3294.
Forster, Flora Tonbrigensis, ed. 2. 1842.
NOTE: For spelling middle name, Furly, see Trans. Linn. Soc. 6: 309. 1802.
EPONYMY: Forsteronia G. F. W. Meyer (1818). — Note: Forstera Linnaeus fil. (1780) is
dedicated to Johann Reinhold Forster (1729-1798), q.v. and to his son Johann Georg
Adam (1754-1794), q.v-
1828. Flora tonbrigensis; or, a catalogue of plants growing wild in the neighbourhood of
Tonbridge Wells, arranged according to the Linnaean system, from Sir J. E. Smith’s
Flora britannica. With three plates of rare plants. London (Richard and Arthur Taylor)
1816. Oct. (Fl. tonbrig.)
Ed. 1: Sep 1816, p. [i]-vii, [viii, err.], [1]-216, 3 pl. Copies: HH, NY.
Ed. [2]: London 1842, ‘‘with additions by T. Forster’ (reissue of old sheets with 56 p.
added) (n.v.)
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 596; PR 2982; P&W p. 212.
Forti, Achille Italo (1878-1937), Italian botanist. (Fortz).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PAD and PC (original algological coll.), other material at BR. —
Reimers (1938) states that Forti’s herbarium went to PAV.
Ref.: IH. 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 204.
Reimers, Hedwigia 77 (Beibl.): (109). 1938.
Newton, Phycol. Bull. 1: 16. 1952.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 560; BFM 3223; BL 2: 342, 413; BM 6:
335; Bossert p. 131; CSP 15: 66; DTS 2: xxi; LS suppl. 8683-8684; Quenstedt p. 481.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 162, pl. 31. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 178. 1905.
Anon., Achille Forti 28 Novembre 1878-11 Febbraio 1937, in memoriam, [Verona,
1937], unpaged.
Deflandre, Bull. Soc. frang. Microsc. 6: 34-41. 1937 (portr.)
Gola, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 55: (195)-(208). 1937 (portr., bibl., 119 items).
Gola, Nuov. Giorn. bot. Ital. ser. 2. 44: 595-606. 1937 (bibl.)
Gola, Achille Forti, Bibliografia, supplemento (1925-1933). Verona 1937, 14 p.
Minio, Studi Trentini di Scienze naturali 18(1): [6 p.]. 1937.
Cappelletti, Rivista di Biologia 25: [23 p.]. 1938 (portr., bibl.)
Cappelletti, Lavori di Botanica, Torino 4(4, 5): 1-6. 1938.
Gola, Atti r. Ist. Veneto Sci. Lett. Arti 97(1): 11-35. 1938 (portr., bibl.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: De Toni, Sylloge Algarum: Sylloge Myxophycearum, in vol. 5, 1907, iil,
761 p.
Fortune, Robert (1812-1880), British gardener, plant collector in China. (Fortune).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Fortune collected for the Royal Horticultural Society in China
and neighbouring regions 1843-1845, and 1848-1850. His main herbarium collections
are at BM and K, duplicates (e.g. Plantae chinenses, ed. Hohenacker) in many herbaria.
Ref.: IH 2: 206.
Anon., Flora 29: 592. 1846.
Bretschneider, J. Bot. 32: 295-296. 1894.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 346. 1916.
D’Arcy, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 59(1): 24. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG (218) 5(3): 543; Barnhart 1: 561; BB p. 113; Bret-
schneider 403; CSP 2: 672, 12: 246; DNB 20: 50; Jackson p. 380; Laségue p. 436;
MW p. 123-125; PR 2987-2988.
Fortune, Bot. Zeit. 10: 816. 1852.
Anon., Gard. Chron. 47: 487-489. 1880.
Britten, J. Bot. 18: 160. 1880.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 117-118. 1882.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 221. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, FI. nales. ser. 1. 1: 179-180. 1950. (q.v. for literature on his travels).
Hadfield, Pioneers in gardening 132-142. 1951.
Cox, J. Roy. hort. Soc. 80: 265-269, 276-280. 1955 (portr.)
Coats, The plant hunters 71-75, 101-110, 388 [index]. 1969.
James, The trees of Bicton 108-109. 1969.
Gardener, Arnoldia 31(1): 1-19. 1971 (portr.) (on cultiv. tea in US).
Gardener, J. Roy. hort. Soc. 97(9): 401-409. 1972.
EPONYMY: Fortunaea J. Lindley (1846); Fortunea Naudin (1846, orth. var.) ; Fortunearia
Rehder & E. H. Wilson (1913); Fortunella Swingle (1915).
1829. Three years wanderings in the northern provinces of China, including a visit to the tea,
silk, and cotton countries: with an account of the agriculture and horticulture of the
Chinese, new plants, etc. ... with illustrations. London (John Murray) 1847. Oct.
( Three years China).
Ed. 1: 1847, p. [i]-xiv, [1, list ill.], [1]-406, 17 pl. (incl. front., map and engr. t.p.).
Copies: Ewan, NY.
Ed. 2: 1847 ‘second edition” (p. v: 12 Aug 1847), frontisp. map, p. [i]-xxiv, [1, list ill.],
[1]-420, 78 pl., incl. front. map and engr. t.p. [i]. Copies: Ewan, HU, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 597; PR 2987.
1830. A journey to the tea countries of China; including Sung-lo and the Bohea hills; with a
short notice of the East India Company’s tea plantations in the Himalaya mountains .. .
with map and illustrations. London (John Murray) 1852. Oct. (Journey China).
862
FOSLIE
Orig. ed.: 1852 (p. vil: Apr. 1852), p. [i]-x, [1]-398, ill. Copy: Ewan.
French ed.: Voyage agricole et horticole en Chine extrait des publications de M. Robert
Fortune; traduit de Panglais par M. le baron de Lagarde Montlezun. Paris (Ve
Bouchard-Huzard) 1853, Oct., p. [1]-xv, [xvi, err.], [1]-232. Abridged. Copy: Ewan.
Abridged ed. of the Three years and the Journey: Two visits to the tea countries of China and the
British tea plantations in the Himalaya; with a narrative of adventures, and a full
description of the culture of tea plant, the agriculture, horticulture, and botany of
China ... In two volumes ... Third edition. With map and illustrations. London
(John Murray) 1853, 2 vols., Duod.
Vol. 1: 1853 (p. v: Dec 1852), p. [i]-xiii, [1]-325, map, ill. Copy: Ewan.
Vol. 2: 1853, p. [i]-1x, [1]-298, ill. Copy: Ewan.
French abridgement: Aventures de Robert Fortune dans ses voyages en Chine a la recherche des
fleurs et du thé traduit de langlais (1843-1850). Paris (L. Hachette et Cie) 1854,
Oct., p. [i*], [i]-vii [p. vii Jun 1854], [1]-269. Copy: Ewan.
Ref.: BM 1: 497; PR 2088.
1831. A residence among the Chinese: inland, on the coast, and at sea. Being a narrative of
scenes and adventures during a third visit to China, from 1853 to 1856. Including
notices of many natural productions and works of art, the culture of silk, &c; with
suggestions on the present war ... with illustrations. London (John Murray) 1857.
Oct. (Resid. Chin.)
Publ.: 1857 (p. vii: Apr 1857), p. [i, h.t.], front., [1i]-xv, [xvi], [1]-440, 22 pl. Copies:
Ewan, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 598.
1832. Yedo and Peking. A narrative of a journey to the capitals of Japan and China.
With notices of the natural productions, agriculture, horticulture, and trade of those
countries, and other things met with by the way ... with map and illustrations. London
(John Murray) 1863. Oct. (Yedo & Peking).
Publ.: 1863 (p. vii: Feb 1863), [i], front., p. [iii]-xvi, [1]-395, map, 9 pl. Copy: Ewan.
Ref.: BM 2: 5098.
Foslie, Michael (Mikal) Heggelund (1855-1909), Norwegian algologist. (Foslie).
HERBARIUM and Types: TRH — Exsiccatae: Lithothamnia selecta exsiccata, edited by Olav
Gjaerevoll (nos. 1-32, Trondheim, Jun 1950) sets at BM, K, NY, LD, TRH, UPS.
Ref.: 1H. 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 204.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 561; BM 2: 598, 6: 335; Bossert p. 131;
CSP 15: 67; KR p. 196; MW p. 125.
Foslie, Ueber die Laminarien Norwegens, Christiania, Mar-Apr 1885.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 169, pl. 17. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 183, pl. rz6. 1905
(portr.)
Wille, Naturen 33: 353-356. 1909 (portr.)
Wille, Mikael Hegelund Foslie [Trondheim 1g11], 18 p., (bibl., portr.), copy B.
Wille, K. Norske vidensk. Selsk. Skr. 1g10: 1-18. 1911 (portr., bibl.), also as a reprint.
Printz, in Foslie, Contr. monogr. Lithogr. 7-15. 1929 (bibl., portr.)
Holmboe, Norsk biogr. Leks. 4: 201. 1929.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 88. 1937.
Hoeg, K. Norske vidensk. Selsk. Forh. 16: 21*-36*. 1944 (portr.)
Kleppa, Norsk bot. bibl. 1814-1964. 321 [index]. 1974.
EPONYMY: Fosliea Reinke (1892); Fosliella Howe (1920).
1833. Die Lithothamnien des Adriatischen Meeres und Marokkos ... Mit 3 Tafeln. Oldenburg
i. Gr. (Ad. Littmann) 1904. Qu. (Lithothamn. Adriat. Meer.)
Publ.: 1904 (t.p., Nat. Nov. Mar 1905), p. [1]-40, pl. 1-3 with text. Copy: PCS. — Reprin-
ted from Wissenschaftliche Meeresuntersuchungen, Kiel, ser. 2.7. (Abt. Helgoland),
Heft 1, publ. 1905 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1905).
863
FOSLIE
1834. Contributions to a monograph of the Lithothamnia. With 75 plates/after the author’s
death collected and edited by Henrik Printz. Trondhjem (Aktietrykkeriet 1 Trondhjem)
1929. Qu. (Contr. Lithothamnia).
Publ.: 1929, p. [1]-60, pl. 1-74 with letter press - Posthumous; published by Det Konge-
lige Norske Videnskabers Selskab Museet.
Editor: Karl Henrik Oppegaard Printz (1888-x).
Ref.: MW p. 125.
Okamura, Bot. Mag. Tokyo 44: 188-189. 1930.
Fothergill, John (1712-1780), British physician and botanist (Fothergill).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Material from his garden at Upton, West Ham, at BM and
LINN.
Rep VEL 2205.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: AG 3: 356; Barnhart 1: 562; BB p. 114; DNB 20: 66.
Elliot, J., A complete collection of the ... works of John Fothergill. London 1782, vii,
XK, 701 Pe
Lettsom, The works of John Fothergill, 3 vols., London 1784 (also in Lettsom, Memoir
of John Fothergill, ed. 4, London 1786) (Copy: Ewan).
Darlington, Memorials 333, 495. 1849.
Harshberger, Bot. Philadelphia 5, 86. 1899.
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 46. 1906.
Britten and Boulger, J. Bot. 52: 319, 320, 323. 1914.
Hingston Fox, Dr. John Fothergill and his friends, London 1919.
Britten, J. Bot. 58: 56-59. 1920.
Fagin, William Bartram 222 [index]. 1933.
Earnest, J. and W. Bartram 184 [index]. 1940.
Curtis, William Curtis 137 [index]. 1941.
Corner and Booth, Chain of friendship, selected letters of Dr. John Fothergill of London,
1735-1780. With introduction and notes by Betsy C. Corner and Christopher C.
Booth. Cambridge, Mass. 1971 (portr.)
Smit, History of the life sciences. Amsterdam 1974, p. 928.
Slee, Essex Countryside 22(208): 30-32, 22(209): 33-35. 1974 (n.v.).
EPONYMY: Fothergilla J. A. Murray (1774).
Foucaud, Julien (1847-1904), French botanist, director of the Jardin botanique de la
marine at Rochefort-sur-Mer. (Foucaud).
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown; material at AUT, C, CGE, L, P.
Ref.: 1H 2: 205.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2) : 826; Barnhart 1: 562; PFC 1: xlii-xlin, 3 (2) : 1x.
Rouy, Revue Bot. syst. geogr. bot. 2: 79. 1904.
Gillot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 51: 209, 249-259. 1904.
Anon., Bull. Herb. Boissier ser. 2.4: 1222-1225. 1905.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 17 (for 1905): 292, pl. 6, 1906 (portr.)
Motelay, Actes Soc. Lin. Bordeaux sér. 7. 1: 155-156. 1906 (portr.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 44. 1941.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: See G. Rouy et J. Foucaud, Flore de France (vols. 1-3).
Fougeroux de Bondaroy, Auguste Denis (1732-1789), French agronomist and
botanist, nephew of Duhamel du Monceau. (Foug.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 562; Langman p. 82, 255, 289; LS 8972-
8973; PR p. 110; Zander ed. 10, p. 660.
864.
FOURNIER, E. P. N.
Anon., Hist. Acad. Sci. Paris 1789: 39-44. 1794.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 238 [index]. 1800.
Liutjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. XVIII Jh. 207. 1936.
Chinard, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 101(6): 508-522. 1957 (on mss at PH).
Ewan, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 103(6): 807-818. 1959.
Ewan, Yearb. Amer. philos. Soc. 1960: 520-522.
Scheler, Lavoisier et la Révolution frangaise, II. Le journal de Fougeroux de Bondaroy.
Paris 1960.
Ewan, Southwestern Louisiana J. 7: 10. 1967.
Hahn, The anatomy of a scientific institution 345. 1971.
EPONYMY: Fougeria Moench (1802); Fougerouxia Cassini (1827).
Fournier, Eugéne Pierre Nicolas (1834-1884), French botanist. (EL. Fourn.)
HERBARIUM and Types: P(11.770); duplicates at CN and G.
Ref.: 1H 2: 205.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 563; BL 2: 277; BM 2: 600; Bossert p. 131;
CSP 2: 689-690, 7: 695-696, 9: 310, 12: 247-248; IF p. 697; Jackson p. 367-368;
Langman p. 289-290; LS 8977, 33382; MW p. 125; Zander ed. 10, p. 660.
Bescherelle, Bull. Soc. bot. France 31: 280-282. 1884.
Anon., Rev. de Bot. 3: 398. 1885.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 53. 1898.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 102, pl. 138. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 102. 1905.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 174. 1906.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 172. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Martius, Flora brasiliensis: Asclepiadaceae, 6(4): 189-332. t. 50-98.
(fasc. 95). 1 Jun 1885.
EPONYMY: Fourniera Bommer ex E. Fournier (1873) ; Fournierta Van Tieghem (1904).
1835. Mexicanas plantas nuper a collectoribus expeditionis scientificae allatas aut longis
ab annis in herbario Musei Parisiensis depositas praeside J. Decaisne ... enumerandas
curavit Eug. Fournier, Paris (ex T'ypographeo reipublicae) 1872; 1886, 2 vols. Qu.
(Mexic. pl.)
Pars prima Cryptogamia adjuvantibus cl. W. Nylander et Em. Bescherelle edita. Paris 1872,
p. [i-iii], [1]-166, p/. r-6, uncol. liths by Riocreux. Copies: MO, NY.
Pars secunda Gramineae Paris Apr-Mai 1886, p. [i*-iii*], [i]-xix, [1]-160, zo pl., uncol.
liths. Copies: MO, NY.
The compilers of the Index kewensis state (Anon. 1925): ““The latter volume, however,
was actually in print as early as June 1880, and clean sheets were sent by Fournier to
several botanists, including Bentham [letter at Kew, see also Hackel], who received a
set in March 1881 and presented it to the Kew Library.” Similar notes are found in the
Hackel copy (received p. 1-144 in Nov 1881 and 145-160 + t.p. in 1886) and in the
Agnes Chase copy at the Smithsonian Institution. Distribution of clean sheets (Aushan-
gebogen) to several botanists of which at least two placed their copies in public libraries,
could be accepted as effective publication, in this case as of Nov 1881. Reeder and
Reeder, however (1974) present a good case for maintaining the 1886 date. Actual
distribution took place in Apr-Mai 1886 (Nat. Nov.) The Mexicanas plantas constitute
the Recherches botaniques, ed. J. Decaisne, of the Mission scientifique au Mexique et dans
lV’ Amérique centrale, 13 vols. Paris 1868-1897. Qu.
The original cover title of Fournier’s Graminées runs as follows: ‘‘Mission scientifique
au Mexique et dans l’Amérique centrale, ouvrage publié par ordre du ministre de
Vinstruction publique. Recherches botaniques publiés sous la direction de M. J. Decais-
ne, membre de 1’Institut. Seconde partie. Graminées par Eug. Fournier. Paris. Im-
primerie nationale MDCCCLXXXVI.”’ (copy: Teyler). The back page of this cover
bears the announcement ‘‘Cette seconde partie sera complétée par six planches qui
paraitront avec les planches de la troisiéme partie’ (never published).
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FOURNIER, E. P. N.
Associates: Emile Bescherelle (1828-1903, crypt.) ; Joseph Decaisne (1807-1882, gen. ed.) ;
William Nylander (1822-1899, crypt.)
Ref.: IF p. 697; Jackson p. 368; Langman p. 290.
J. G., J. Bot. 11: 216-217. Jul 1873.
Hackel, Bot. Centralbl. 28: 232-236. 1886.
Franchet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 34(2): 31-33. 1887.
Barnhart, in Griffiths, Contr. U.S. Nat. Herb. 14(3): 343-428. 1912.
Hitchcock and Chase, Contr. U.S. Nat. Herb. 15: 49-50. 1910. 14: 350-351. 1912.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1924: 169, 281, 1925: 280-283.
Reeder and Reeder, Taxon 23(4): 543-547. 1974.
Fournier, Paul Victor (1877-1964), French clergyman and botanist. (P. Fourn.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 563; BFM 1410, 2837; BL 2: 101, 110, 155,
199; Langman p. 290; LS suppl. 8698; MW p. 125; MW suppl. p. 69; NI 645n, 645na;
Plesch p. 230.
Gaussen, Le Monde des Plantes 59(344): 1-2. 1964.
J. C., Cactus, Paris 80/81: 1. 1964.
Dilleman, Bull. Soc. bot. France 111(5-6): 286-290. 1965.
Aymonin, Adansonia 5(4): 463-467. 1965.
5)
COMPOSITE WorRKs: Editor of the ‘‘Monde des Plantes” 1932-1946.
EPONYMY: Fournieria Van Tieghem (1904) is dedicated to Eugéne Pierre Nicolas Four-
nier (1834-1884), q.v.
1836. Complément de toutes les flores manuelles. Le bréviaire du botaniste. Florule de
poche des genres et espéces complexes ainsi que de leurs hybrides pour la flore parisienne
et les régions du nord, du centre et de l’est de la France a l’exclusion des flores subalpine,
alpine et maritime avec nombreuses figures. Saint-Dizier (author) 1924-1927, 20 fasc.
Oct. (Bréviaire bot.)
fasc. pages year fasc. pages year
I [1]-32 IQI4. TAT 321-352 1927
2 33-64. s.d. 12 353-384 1927
3-4 65-128 1925 13 385-416 1927
5 129-160-1925 14 417-448 1927
6 161-192 1925 15 449-480 1927
Fh 193-224 1925 16 481-512 1927
8 225-256 1926 17 513-544 1927
9 257-288 s.d. 18 545-576 1927
10 289-320 Sic 19 577-608 1927
20 609-632 1927
Copy in original covers: G. — This was the original edition, in fascicles, of the Flore
complétive, described below (no. 1837).
1837. Flore complétive de la plaine frangaise. Genres complexes, espéces collectives, hybrides
classement des sous-espéces et variétés. Région Parisienne, Ouest, Centre, Nord, Est ...
565 figures de détail. Paris (Paul Lechevalier) 1928. Oct. (FI. compl. plaine frang.)
Trade edition: on or soon after 9 Feb 1928 (but see below, original edition), (p. vi:
12 Jul 1922), p. [i]-xii, [1]-632. Copy: HH.
Thesis edition, has a different t.p. and an extra p. [633], rest identical, issued 9 Feb 1928,
date of defending thesis. Théses présentées a la Faculté des Sciences de Paris pour
obtenir la titre de docteur de I’ Université par P. Fournier ... 1° thése: Etude systémati-
que des genres et espéces complexes de la plaine frantaise. 2° thése: propositions données par
la Faculté [= p. 633] ... Paris (Paul Lechevalier) 1928. Copy: HH.
866
FRAAS
1838. Les quarire flores de la France, Corse comprise (générale, alpine, méditerranéenne,
littorale). Manuel betanique d’excursions de |’étudiant, du touriste, de l’amateur, du
spécialiste ... avec 8075 figures dessinées par l’auteur. Poinson-les-Grancey (Haute-
Marne) (author) [1934-] 1940. Oct. (Quatre fl. France).
Publ.: the dates of the first edition are given in front of the “‘deuxiéme tirage,”’ Paris
1946. ‘They are:
pages dates pages dates pages dates
1-64 13 Nov 1934 257-448 = 27 Apr 1936 705-832 = 27 Jan 1937
65-160 g Apr 1935 449-576 28 Oct 1936 833-896 12 Oct 1938
161-256 = 1 Oct 1935 577-704 17 Aug 1937 897-992 24 Apr 1939
1065-1092 Oct 1940
First edition: (published as above) p. [i-iv], i-xlviii, [1]-1091, [1, cont.], [1, impr. Oct
1940]. Copy in original covers at HH. The dates of receipt stamped on these covers
are generally 1-4 weeks later than the dates of publication cited above.
Deuxiéme tirage, Oct-Dec 1946, Paris (Paul Lechevalier), p. [iJ-xlviu, [1]-1091, [1,
cont.], [1, dépot 4° trim. 1946].
Nouveau tirage, Paris (Paul Lechevalier) 1961, p. [i*-ii*], [i]-xlvili, 1-1105, [1106,
tabl.]. Copy: University of Nymegen. — ‘Nouveau tirage avec compléments, cor-
rections et tables (des familles et biographique) 6075 figures.”
Additions and corrections: Monde des Plantes ser. 6. 4.2: 33, 43. [Fournier], 43-46 [E. ‘Thom-
men]. 1947; 45: I!, 21-22 [H. Breistroffer], 1950; 51: 4-6, 11, 15-17 [A. Berton].
1956.
Fournier’s names for subspecies are to be rejected as contrary to the Code (binary)
unless trinary combinations are explicitly made (see Heywood 1958).
Ref.: BL 2: 101; IF suppl. 4: 322.
Heywood, Taxon 7(4): 89-93. 1958.
Duvigneaud, Natura mosana 15: 33-37. 1962.
Fourreau, Jules-Pierre (1844-1871), French botanist at Lyon, collaborator of Alexis
Jordan. (Fourr.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: [LY?] Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 368; Barnhart 1: 563; BL 2: 110; BM 2: 600;
CSP 7: 696; Jackson p. 226, 277; NI p. 62; Zander ed. 10, p. 660.
Méhu, Bull. Soc. bot. France 19: 41-50. 1872.
Mulsant, Ann. Soc. Linn. Lyon 20: 55-64. 1874 (portr.) (mentions obituary by Gairal,
La Décentralisation 4 Apr 1871, n.v.).
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 330. 1945.
Fraas, Carl Nicolaus (1810-1875), German historian of botany, in Greece from 1835-
1842, later director of a veterinary school at Miinchen. (Fraas).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: At M?; some material at W.
Repel s:12053
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 382; Barnhart 2: 1; BFM 3195; BM 2: 601;
CSP 2: 693-694, 7: 697; Jackson p. 21; LS 8988; PR 2995-2998.
P. B., Flora 58: 528. 1875.
Anon., Oester. bot. Z. 26: 75. 1876.
Bay, Index Flora 26-100: I1. 1910.
1839. Synopsis plantarum florae classicae oder: Uebersichtliche Darstellung der in den
klassischen Schriften der Griechen und Romer vorkommenden Pflanzen, nach autopti-
scher Untersuchung im Florengebiete entworfen und nach Synonymen geordnet.
Miinchen (E. A. Fleischmann) 1845. Oct. (Syn. pl. fl. class.)
Ed. 1: 4-6 Jun 1845 (Hinrichs), p. [i]-xxxix, [1]-320. Copies: HH, M.
867
FRAAS
Ed.2:‘*... classicae. Uebersichtliche ...* Zweite Ausgabe. Berlin (S. Calvary &
Comp.) 1870. Oct., p. [i]-xxxix, [1]-320, actually a reissue of the old sheets with a
new t.p. Copies: HH, M (has [1], [vii]-xxxix, [1]-320).
Ref.: Jackson p. 21; PR 2997.
Anon., Flora 28: 407-416. 14 Jul 1845 (rev.)
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 4: 8-12. 2 Jan 1846 (rev.)
Fragoso, Romualdo Gonzalez (1862-1928), Spanish mycologist at the Madrid bota-
nical garden. (Gonz. Frag.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BC, other material at BERN, MA, PC.
Ref.: 1H 2: 205.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 63; BM 2: 694, 6: 384; CSP ro: 23, 15:
3733; LS suppl. 8707-8777, 9743-9781.
Unamuno, Ann. Crypt. exot. 1: 257-265. 1928 (portr., bibl.)
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1066. 1940.
Chardon et Ciferri, Mycologia 20: 353. 1928.
EPONYMY: Fragosia A. Caballero (1928) ; Fragosoa R. Ciferri (1926) ; Fragosoella F. Petrak
& H. Sydow (1927).
Franc van Berkhey, Jan (Johannes) le (1729-1812), Dutch poet, biologist, political
activist, praelector historiae naturalis at Leiden. (Franc v. Berkhey).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Aa 6: 194; Barnhart 1: 171; BM 1: 144; Bossert p. 35;
JW TI: 439, 2:-190, 3: 350-351, 5: 239; Kew 1: 225; NNBW 4: 614-615; PR 601.
Anon., Alg. Konst. Letterbode 1812(1): 179, 299-302, 306-313.
Loosjes, De geest der geschriften van Jan le Francq van Berkhey, Haarlem 1813. Oct.,
Vili, 151 p. Copy: U.
Anon., Alg. Konst. Letterbode 1858: 275 (commen. medal).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 167. 1905.
Klaauw, v. d., Het hooger onderwijs in de zoologie te Leiden 1926, p. 4-5, 52-53, 125.
Visser, Janus 62: 135-136. 1975.
NOTE: The son of Evert le Franc and Maria Berkhey who added his mother’s name to
his own. For this reason to be alphabetized under le Franc.
EPONYMY: Berkheya F. Ehrhart (1788, nom. cons.) ; Berkheyopsts O. Hoffmann (1893).
1840. Expositio characteristica structurae florum qui dicuntur Compositi. Quam cum figuris,
ad naturam expressis annuente summo numine ex auctoritate magnifici rectoris Joannis
Jacobi Schultens ... nec non amplissimi Senatus academici consensu, & nobilissime
facultatis medicae decreto, pro gradu doctoratus, summisque in medicina honoribus et
privilegiis rité ac legitimé consequendis, eruditorum examini submittit ad diem 12.
Decembris mdcclx H. L. Q.S. Joannes le Francq van Berkhey, Lugduno-Batavus.
Leiden (Petrus van der Eyk) 1760. Qu. (Expos. char. fl. compos.)
Edition as thesis: 12 Dec 1760, date on which the thesis was defended. The above title
appears on the issue as a thesis, Leiden 1760, p. [i-xx], [1]-151, [152, index], [2 p.
emend., instr. bind.], [4 p. theses], p/. rA, 1B, 2-7, copper engravings of drawings by
the author. Copies: BR, NY, U.
Trade edition: Leiden (Petrus van der Eyk) 1761, Qu., “Expositio ... Compositi cum
figuris ad naturam expressis auctore Joannes le Francq van Berkhey, M.D.,” p. [1-
xx], 1-151, [152, index], [2 p. err., instr. binder], pl. 1A, 1B, 2-8 [pl. 8 not in thesis!].
Copy: MICH. BM mentions a trade edition, Antwerpen 1760, which we have not been
able to find.
Ref.: BM 1: 144; Kew 1: 225; Plesch p. 140; PR 601.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Bot. 1: 44. 1975 (trade ed., sold at £ 55).
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FRANCHET
Francé, Raoul Heinrich [Franzé, Reszé] (1874-x), Hungarian algologist. (Francé).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 609; CSP 15: 86; LS 8995-9001.
Keller and Nehmann, Unsere Abwehr gegen Rudolf Franze. Stuttgart 1909, pamphlet
in Engler coll. at DS (on various controversies and mystifications).
EPONYMY: Franceia Lemmermann (1808).
1841. A craspedomonadindk szervezete ... Der Organismus der Craspedomonaden. Im
Auftrage der Kén. Ung. Naturwissenschaftlichen Gesellschaft beschrieben von Raoul
H. Francé. (Mit 78 Originalzeichnungen.) Budapest (Kiadja a Kir. M. Természettu-
domanyi Tarsulat) 1897. Oct. (Craspedomon.)
Publ.: 1897, p. [i]-viii, [1]-248. Copy: US.
Ref.: BM 2: 609.
Franchet, Adrien René (1834-1900), French botanist working at the Muséum d’His-
toire naturelle at Paris. (Franch.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P (through the herbier Drake del Castillo). Other material K,
NYS PE:
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 356, 2: 206.
Candolle, Phytographie 412. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 686; Barnhart 2: 2; BL 1: 27, 37, 254, 2: 170,
171; BM 2: 609-610, 6: 342; Bretschneider 2: 935-940; CSP 7: 698, 9: 913, 12: 248,
15: 87-89; DTS 1: 72; IF p. 697-698; Jackson p. 290, 382; Langman p. 290, 291;
MW p. 125-128, suppl. p. 69; NI 646-647; PR 3001-3002; Zander ed. 10, p. 660.
Diels, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 18: (157)-(161). 1900 (bibl.)
Drake del Castillo, Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 47: 158-172. 1900 (portr., bibl.)
Hua, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Autun 13(2): 89-119. 1900 (bibl., portr.), also as an indepen-
dent reprint, Hua, La vie et les travaux de A. F., Autun 1900, 31 p.
Bureau, J. Bot. Paris 14: 59-64. 1900.
Anon., Kew Bull. 1900: 16-17.
Milne Edwards and Bureau, Bull. Mus. Hist. nat. Paris 6: 59-62. 1go00.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 173. 1973.
EPONYMY: Franchetella O. Kuntze (1891).
1842. Essai sur la distribution géographique des plantes phanérogames dans le département de
Loir-@-Cher. Vendome (Lemercier) 1866. Oct. Essai distr. pl. Loir-@-Cher).
Publ.: 1866 (Flora 8 Oct 1867), p. [1]-28. Copy: MO. — Reprinted with independent
pagination from Bull. Soc. archéol. Vendom. 5: [75]-100. 1866.
Ref.: BM 2: 609; PR gootr.
1843. Essai sur les espéces du genre Verbascum. Croissant spontanément dans le centre de la
France et plus particuliérement sur leurs hybrides. Angers (P. Lachése, Belleuvre et
Dolbeau) 1868. Oct. (Essai Verbascum).
Publ.: 1868 (after 1 Apr, date of reading the paper). Reprinted with unchanged pagi-
nation from Mém. Soc. Acad. Maine-et-Loire 22: [65]-204. 1868 (7 plates); reprint
provided with separate title-page and cover, p. [i-iii], [65]-204. 1868. Copies: BR, L.
Ref.: BM 2: 609; PR 3002.
1844. Enumeratio plantarum in Japonia sponte crescentium hucusque rite cognitarum adjectis
descriptionibus specierum pro regione novarum quibus accedit determinatio herbarum
in libris japonicis So-Mokou Zoussetz xylographice delineatarum. Paris (F. Savy)
[1873-]1875-1879, 2 vols. Oct. (Enum. pl. Jap.)
Co-author: Paul Amedée Ludovic Savatier (1830-1891), French marine medical officer
and botanist, herbarium at K (Stapf, 1909).
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FRANCHET
Types: The Savatier & David collections on which the book is based (in part) are at
P. Franchet’s own herbarium is also at P (through the herbier Drake). A few types
may also be in other herbaria e.g. K (cf. Hitchcock, List 2: 10).
vol. part pages dates
I I [i]-[xv], [1]-192 4. Nov 1873
2 193-485, [1*-iti*] 1875, prob. Oct
2 I [1]-256 Jan 1877
2 257-624 1878, prob. Apr
3 625-789, [1-111] 26 Apr 1879
Copies: G, MO, NY. — Names published by Maximowicz, Bull. Acad. Pétersb. 23: 305-
391. Feb 1877, have priority over those published by F. & S. in vol. 2(2).
Facsimile reprint: announced by Asher/Koeltz (1974).
Ref.: BM 2: 610; Jackson p. 382; MW p. 128; SK clxxxiu; IDC 89.
Rein, Monatschr. Ver. Gartenbau Preuss. Staat 1877: 217-230.
Junk, Rara 88. 1904.
Stapf, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1909: 148-150 (herb. Savatier).
Stearn, J. Bot. 78: 283-284. 1940 (reprinted by Nakai, J. Jap. Bot. 17: 425-426. 1941).
1845. Mission G. Révoil aux pays Comalis. Faune et flore. Sertulum somalense. [Paris
1882]. Oct. (Sert. somal.)
Publ.: Jun-Jul 1882 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1882) as part 9 of Georges Révoil, Faune et Flore des
Pays Comalis (Afrique orientale), 10 parts in one volume, Paris 1882, the Sertulum
p- [1]-70, errata slip, pl. 7-v, p. 70 dated 1 Jun 1882, the plates uncol. liths. by Cuisin.
Copy: NY.
Ref.: BL 1: 27; BM 2: 610, 4: 1689.
1846. Plantae davidianae ex sinarum imperio. Paris (G. Masson) 1884-1888, 2 parts. Qu.
(Pl. david.)
Publ.: Originally published in parts in the Nouvelles Archives du Muséum d’ Histoire Naturelle
between 1883 and 1888, reprinted with independent pagination and new tables in
1884 and 1888 (small discrepancies) :
part nouvelles archives sér. 2. reprint date
I 5: 153-272, pl. 7-16 [1]-120 1883
6: 1-126, pl. 11-18 121-246 1883
7: 55-200, pl. 6-14 24.7-390 Dec 1884
reprinted as a whole [i-iii], [1 ]-390, 1884
pl. 7-16, 11-18, 6-14
IJ 8: 183-254, pl. 2-10 [1]-70 1885
10: 33-198, pl. 10-17 71-234 1887/88
reprinted as a whole fi-iii], [1]-234 (°334’) Oct 1888
pl. 2-10, 10-17
The 44 plates are lithographs of drawings by A. d’Apréval. — The original collections
of Armand David, described in this publication, are in P and PC. Copies: G, HU, MO,
NY, US. :
Facsimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1970, Historiae naturalis classica tomus 76. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 2: 610; Bretschneider 2: 936, 937; MW p. 126; NI 646.
David, Gard. Chron. ser. 2. 23: 311. 1885.
Forbes, J. Bot. 23: 90-95. Mar 1885.
Engler, Bot. Jahrb. 6 (Lit.): 66-67, 87-90. 1885; 10 Lit.: 12-16. 1889.
Stafleu, Taxon 19: 419-420. 1970.
1847. Flore de Loir-et-Cher comprenant la description, les tableaux synoptiques et la
distribution géographique des plantes vasculaires qui croissent spontanément ou qui
870
FRANK
sont généralement cultivées dans le Perche, la Beauce & la Sologne avec un vocabulaire
des termes de botanique. Blois (E. Contant) 1885. Oct. (Fl. Loir-et-Cher).
Publ.: 1885 (?, Nat. Nov. Mai 1886; J. Bot. Jun 1886), p. [i]-Ixxvili, 1*-15*, [1]-792.
Copies: HH, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 610.
1848. Plantae delavayanae plantes de Chine recueillis au Yun-nan par l’Abbé Delavay et
décrites par A. Franchet. Paris (Paul Klincksieck) 1889[-1890]. 3 parts. Oct. f (PI.
delavay.)
part pages plates dates
I [1]-80 I-15 Jan 1889
2 81-160 16-30 Mai 1889
3 161-240 31-45 1890
46-48 not published
Copies: NY (orig. covers), U. — No formal title-page, title taken from wrapper of fascicle
1. Title on p. 1: Plantae delavayanae sive enumeratio plantarum quas in provincia Yun-
nan collegit J.-M. Delavay.
The original herbarium of Abbé Pierre Jean Marie Delavay (1834-1895) is at P and PC
(15.600 specimens). The 39 lithographs of drawings by A. d’Apréval are numbered 1-45
of which 2-3, 9-10, 27-28, 29-30, 32-33 and 34-35 represent one plate each; 15 more
plates were prepared, but not published; occasional copies of these plates (especially of
no. 46) were distributed later (e.g. 46-48 to New York, rd. Sep 1903). Nos. 46-48 were
also included in the copy sold by the publishers Klincksieck to U in 1941. Publication
was discontinued by Franchet himself for unknown reasons. The publisher Paul
Klincksieck, in his Prospectus [Paris, s.d., 4 p.], announced two volumes of 800 p. text
each, with an atlas of 300 plates to be published in 20 livraisons of 80 pages and 15 plates.
Ref.: BM 2: 610; Bretschneider 2: 938; GF p. 56; MW p. 126; NI 647.
Franchet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 32: 3-11, 26-30. 1885 (first catalogue).
Franchet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 33: 358-467.
Frank, Joseph C. (1782-1835), German botanist and physician, traveller in the USA,
whose collections were distributed by Hochstetter and Steudel for the Unio itineraria.
(F. Frank).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Frank’s herbarium (5.000-6.000 species, 15.000 specimens) was
split up and sold, possibly also via Hochstetter and Steudel, Frank’s connections with
Esslingen date probably only from 1835. Specimens in many herbaria: B, BR, CN,
GRON, HAL, JE, KIEL, L, LE, LZ, MO, OXF, STU, P, W. — Alph. de Candolle
mentions a herbarium by J. C. Frank held by Doell; this is no longer extant.
Ref.: TH 2: 206.
Anon., Flora 19(1). Int. Bl. 20(= 24). 21 Jun 1836 (sale herbarium).
Candolle, Phytographie 412. 1880.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 167. 1964.
Baur, Jb. Gesch. oberdeut. Reichsstadte 16: 250. 1970.
Stuckey, Castanea 39(3): 263-272. 1974 (list of 1835 type specimens of vasc. pl. in
Amer. herbaria).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 3; PR 3014.
Anon., Flora 19(1) Int. Bl. 18(= 22). 21 Jun 1836; 20: 200, 212, 655. 1837; 21: 240.
1838.
Baur, Jb. Gesch. oberdeut. Reichsstadte 16: 250. 1970.
EPONYMY: Frankia Brunchorst (1886) and Frankiella R. Maire & A. Tison (1909) are
dedicated to Albert Bernard Frank (1839-1900), German botanist.
1849. Rastadts Flora. Heidelberg (J. M. Gutmann) 1830. Oct. (Rastadts Fl.)
Publ.: Sep-Oct 1830 (Michaelis-Messe Frankfurt, see Flora 13(2). Beil. 26. 1830),
871
FRANK
p. [i]-xxxiii, [1]-171. Copies: G, NY. — An early attempt to arrange the species by
habitat; one of the earliest ‘‘ecological’’ floras. The copy at G has a different imprint:
“Heidelberg, in Commission bei C. F. Winter 1830.”
Ref.: PR 3014.
Franklin, Sir John (1786-1847), British arctic explorer, rear admiral, governor of
Tasmania. (Franklin).
HERBARIUM and Types: Plant collections on the Second Land Arctic Expedition (1825-
1827) made by Thomas Drummond (q.v.) on the Polar Sea Expedition (1819-1822) by
Richardson (q.v.).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 613, 6: 343; CSP 2: 700; DNB 20: 191; HR;
Jackson p. 223; NI p. 62.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 118-120. 1882.
Traill, The life of Sir John Franklin, R.N., London 1896, 11, 454 p. (portr.)
Hooker, Life letters Huxley 2: 535. 1918.
Cyriax, Sir John Franklin’s last arctic expedition. London 1939.
Gould, Geogr. J. 96: 440-443. 1940.
Cyriax and Wordie, Geogr. J. 106: 169-197. 1945 (portr.)
Serle, Dict. Austral. Biogr. 1: 323-325. 1949.
Lamb, Franklin, Happy voyager, London 1956.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 149. 1969.
EPONYMY: Franklinia Marshall (1785) is dedicated to Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790).
American scientist and statesman, ‘‘that patron of sciences, and truly great and distin-
guished character” (Marshall, Arbustum americanum 49-50. 1785).
1850. Narrative of a journey to the shores of the Polar Sea, in the years 1819, 20, 21 and 22.
By John Franklin ... With an appendix on various subjects relating to science and
natural history. Illustrated by numerous plates and maps. Published by authority of the
right honourable the Earl Bathurst. London (John Murray) 1823. Qu. (Warr. journey
Polar Sea).
Publ.: Mar 1823 (date on the plates, Gentleman’s Mag. Mai 1823), p. [i]-xv, [1]-783,
[784, err.], 31 plates, 4 maps. The plates are numbered (1-24 nos in text only) 1-26
(non botanical), [26bis] Cetraria richardsonii, unnumbered, 27-30 (botanical, by
J. Curtis). — Appendix VII. Botanical appendix, by Dr. Richardson, p. [729]-778;
addenda [to Appendix vii] by Robert Brown, p. 769-783, [784]. Copies: MO, NY,
Teyler. The first issue (MO, NY) had only 768 pages; 769-[784] came out a little
later (copy Teyler). The appendix exists also as an independently paged reprint,
p- [1]-55, [56], pl. 27-30, s.l. [1823]. Copy: G. - See under Richardson for further
details on the reprint.
Ref.: BM 2: 613; Jackson p. 223.
Babcock, Rhodora 26: 199-200. 1924. (on Richardson’s Botanical Appendix).
Sherborn, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 1: 197. 1939.
Franqueville, Albert [comte] de (x-1891), French botanist. (Franqueville).
HERBARIUM: at P (and PC) through the herbier Drake. Its main importance lies in the
Richard and Steudel herbaria which are incorporated in it. It is now part of the herbier
général. Duplicate specimens from Franqueville’s own collections (France, Italy, Spain)
are at CN, F, FI and L.
Ref.: TH 2: 207.
Vallot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 29: 179. 1882 (on the Sénégal plants collected at
M’Bidjem by one of de Franqueville’s cousins at P, dupl. at K).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 4; PR p. 112.
Roze, Bull. Soc. bot. France 38: 324-325. 1891.
EPONYMY: Franquevillea Zollinger (1854-1855).
872
FRAUENFELD
Fraser, John (1750-1811), Scottish hosier, later plant collector and traveller in North
America who established a nursery at Chelsea 1795. (Fraser).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Fraser was a professional plant collector who made several trips.
to North America (e.g. Newfoundland 1780-84, USA 1785-1796, 1808). He published
Walter’s Flora caroliniana. Various specimens are also in the Banksian herbarium (BM).
Walter’s herbarium, once also in the hands of Fraser, was presented to LINN in 1849,
and is now at BM. Other Fraser material is at G, G-DC, OXF, P-LA and PH (through
Tuckerman).
Ref.: IH 2: 207.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 48-49. 1902.
Anon., J. Bot. 45: 255. 1907.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 167. 1964.
Miller, Taxon 19: 523. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 237; Barnhart 2: 4; BB p. 116; BM 6: 343;
Bossert p. 132; DNB 213-214; Frank 3(Anh.): 32; Laségue p. 199; NI 650-651; PR
3034-3035; Zander ed. 10, p. 660.
Hooker, Compan. Bot. Mag. 2: 300-305. 1836 (portr.)
Greene, Pittonia 2: 116-119. 1890 (reprint of 1813 catalogue).
Gray, Letters 134-135. 1893.
Britten, J. Bot. 37: 481-487. 1899 (on F’s catalogues).
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 48-49. 1902.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 93. 1903, 3(3): 78. 1905.
Barnhart, New York Bot. Gard. J. 18: 240. 1917.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 466. 1967.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 5, 36, 37. 1969.
Coats, The plant hunters 281-285, 340, 388, pl. 21. 1969.
COMPOSITE WORKS: John Fraser published Walter’s Flora caroliniana (1788).
EPONYMY: Frasera 'T. Walter (1788).
Frauenfeld, Georg [Ritter von] (1807-1873), Austrian zoologist, curator of the Vienna
Zoological Museum, participated in the voyage of the Novarra. (Frauenfeld).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: W; algae partly destroyed.
Ref.: TH 2: 207.
Wornardt, Int. direct. diatomists 33. 1968.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 5; BM 2: 615; Bossert p. 133; CSP 2: 704-
706, 6: 661, 7: 704-706; DTS 1: 72; Jackson p. 166, 206, 403; Kanitz no. 242; NI 652;
PR 3036; Quenstedt p. 148.
Brunner, Verh. zool. bot. Ges. Wien 23: 535-538. 1873 (portr.)
Anon., Festschr. Zool.-Bot. Ges. Wien 1901: 395-396.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 426. 1937.
1851. Die Algen der dalmatischen Kiiste mit Hinzufiigung der von Kiitzing im adriatischen
Meere iiberhaupt aufgefiihrten Arten ... Mit Darstellung eines Theils derselben im
Naturselbstdruck. Wien (K. K. Hof- und Staatsdruckerei) 1855. Qu. (Alg. dalmat.
Kiiste).
Publ.: 1855, p. [i]-xviii, [1]-78, 26 unnumbered plates in coloured nature print (157
figs) Copies: L, NY. — ““Zweifellos darf das Werk den schénsten naturwissenschaft-
lichen Publicationen, die je erschienen sind, zugezahlt werden” (Fischer), “Opera di
poco valore scientifico ... Nessunissima analisi’’ (Cesati). Preceded by ‘‘Aufzahlung
der Algen der dalmatinischen Kiiste,”’ 34 p., publ. in Schr. zool. bot. Ver. Wien 1854.
Ref.: BM 2: 615; NI 652; PR 3036; IDC 6365.
Kanitz, Gesch. Bot. Ungarn no. 242. 1865.
Cesati, Saggio 36. 1882.
873
FRAUENFELD
Fischer, Gutenberg Jahrbuch 1933: 208-209 (no. 72).
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 426. 1937.
Frémont, John Charles (1813-1890), United States explorer, “‘Pathmarker of the
West,” ‘from the ashes of his campfires have sprung cities.” (Frém.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Collections by Frémont are at GH, MO, NY, P, P-DU, US.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 33; Barnhart 2: 7; BM 2: 617, 5: 2171; Bossert
p. 133; CSP 2: 710; ME 1: 184-185; 3: 577; PR 3040.
Bigelow, Memoir of the life and public services of John Charles Fremont. New York
1856, x, 480 p. (portr.)
Schmucker, The Life of Col. John Charles Fremont, New York, Auburn 1856, 493 p.
(portr.)
Embacher, Lexikon der Reisen 120-121. 1882.
Frémont, Memoirs of my life, Chicago and New York 1887, xix, 655 p. (biogr. sketch,
p. 1-17, by Senator Benton).
Hayes, Proc. Geogr. Soc. 12: 563-565. 1890.
Anon., Railroad and Engin. J. 64: 379. 1890.
Boutwell, Proc. Amer. Acad. Sci. 1891/1892: 422-426. 1893.
Gray, Letters 294, 297, 327. 1893.
Parish, Muhlenbergia 4: 57-62. 1908 (F. in S. Calif.).
Dellenbaugh, Frémont and ’49. New York 1914, xxiii, 547 p.
Meyer, H. B. B., List of references on general John Charles Frémont. Lib. of Congress.
Div. of Bibliography. Mimeographed list 1915.
Graham, Ann. Carnegie Mus., Pittsburgh 26: 12-13. 1937.
Rodgers, John Torrey 341 [index]. 1942.
Ewan, Trail and Timberline 291: 31-37. Mar 1943 (important list of publications on
Frémont’s botanical activities).
Rodgers, Amer. Bot. 1873-1892: p. 56-57, 328. 1944.
Zabriskie, N. Y. Hist. Soc. Quart. 31: 4-17. 1947 (portr.)
Ewan, Rocky Mountain Naturalists 211. 1950.
Ewan, in A century of progress in the natural sciences 49. 1955.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 154-155. 1961.
Coats, The plant hunters 322, 341. 1969.
Thomas, Huntia 3: 14. 1969 (portr.) (preprint).
Jackson and Spence, The expeditions of John Charles Frémont, vol. 1, Travels from
1838-1844, Urbana, Il. 1970, xliv, 854 p. (portr., extensive bibl., corr., includes many
botanical notes by Ewan).
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard., Torrey coll. 455. 1973.
EPONYMY: Fremontia J. Torrey (1843); Fremontia J. Torrey (1854); Fremontodendron
Coville (1893).
HANDWRITING: Jackson and Spence, The expeditions of John Charles Frémont, Urbana,
Ill. 1970, p. xi. — The signature under Frémont’s portrait in his Memoirs of my life (1887)
clearly shows the spelling Frémont (not Fremont).
1852. Report of the exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in the year 1842, and to Oregon
and North California in the year 1843-44. Printed by order of the Senate of the United
States. Washington (Gales and Seaton) 1845. Oct. [U.S. Public Document 166; 28th
Congress, 2d. Sess.; Senate no. 174] (Rep. exped. Rocky Mts.)
Publ.: part 1 (p. [1]-101), Mar 1843; part 2 (p. 105-693), Mar 1845. Copies: L, MO, NY.
— Botanical descriptions by John Torrey on p. 81-98 and by Torrey and Frémont on
p. 311-319 (4 bot. plates) ; James Hall, Fossil plants and animals: p. 304-310, pl. 1-5.
The Leiden and G copies are Doc. 166, House of Representatives Washington (Blair
and Rives) 1845, and have 583 pp. In this issue p. 7-101 (1843) constitute an un-
changed reprint of the “1842 report.” — The dates Mar 1843 and Mar 1845 are those
of the prefaces and presentation. In the absence of other information these must be
accepted as dates of publication. — For the Plantae fremontianae see ‘Torrey.
874
FRESENIUS
Ref.: BM 2: 617, 5: 2171; ME 2: 713-715; PR 3040.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 5: 9-14, 25-27, 39-42, 55-58. 1847.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 331. 1945.
1853. Narrative of the exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains, in the year 1842; and to
Oregon and North California, in the years 1843-1844. By brevet Capt. J. C. Fremont,
of the topographical engineers, under the orders of Col. J. J. Abert, chief of Top.
Bureau. Syracuse (Hall & Dickson), New York (A. S. Barnes & Co.) 1847. Duod. (in
sixes) (Narr. exped. Rocky Mts.)
Publ.: 1847 (p. 4: Jul 1847), p. [1]-427. Copy: US.
Frémy, Pierre (abbé) (1880-1944), French algologist. (Frémy).
HERBARIUM and Types: Mostly destroyed, some material at NY (and at PC?).
Ref.: 1H 2: 208.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 8; BL 2: 178; Bossert p. 133; MW p. 69.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 173. 1937.
Jolivet, Bull. Soc. bot. France 92: 72-73. 1945 (portr.)
Le Gallo, Naturaliste Canadien 78: 163-170. 1951 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WORKS: Cyanophyceae, in Borgesen, The marine algae of the Danish West Indies, 1939.
EPONYMY: Fremya P. A. Dangeard (1934); Fremyella G. De Toni (1936).
1854. Cyanophycées des cétes d’Europe. Saint-Lo (R. Jacqueline) 1929-1933, facsimile
reprint Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1972. Oct. (Gyanophyc. cétes Europe).
Publ.: 1933 — Original publication in Mémoires de la Société nationale des sciences naturelles et
mathématiques de Cherbourg tome 41, cinquiéme série, tome I. 1929-1933, p. [i-ii],
[1]-234, pl. 1-66, almost certainly published as a whole in 1933. — The Asher reprint
was published Mar 1973. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: IDC 665.
Stafleu, Taxon 22: 498. 1973.
1855. Les myxophycées de I’ Afrique équatoriale francaise. Caen (author) 1930. Oct. (Myxophyc.
Afr. équat. frang.)
Publ.: 1930, p. [i-ii], [1]-507, [508, cont.], figs. 1-362. Copy: UC. — “Extrait des Archives
de Botanique 3 (mém. 2), 1929.”
Fresenius, Johann Baptist Georg Wolfgang (1808-1866), German physician and
naturalist in Frankfurt. (Fresen.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: FR (some destroyed).
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 208.
Candolle, Phytographie 412. 1880.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 182. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 7: 352-353; Andrews p. 265; Barnhart 2:8; BM 2:
618; Bossert p. 133; CSP 2: 717, 6: 661, 7: 710; GR p. 78; Jackson p. 347, 350; LS 9173-
9185; PR 3045-3052; Quenstedt p. 148; Zander ed. 10, p. 660.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 677 [index]. 1846.
De Bary, Bot. Zeitung 25: 7-8. 1867.
Anon., Flora 50: 14. 1867.
Blum, Ber. Senckenb. naturf. Ges., Wiss. Abh. 1901: 7, 13-14.
Urban, FI. bras. 1 (1): 173-174. 1908.
Bay, Index Flora 26-100: 11. 1910.
Rickett, NAF 1 (1): 158. 1949, ser. 2. 2: 157. 1955.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Martius, Flora brasiliensis: Cordiaceae, Heliotropieae, Borragineae, 8(1):
1-64. t. 1-13. [fasc. 19]. 28 Feb 1857.
875
FRESENIUS
EPONYMY: Fresenia A. P. de Candolle (1836).
1856. Taschenbuch zum Gebrauche auf botanischen Exkursionen in der Umgegend von
Frankfurt a.M., enthaltend eine Aufzahlung der wildwachsenden Phanerogamen, mit
Erlauterungen und kritischen Bemerkungen im Anhange. Frankfurt a.M. (Heinr.
Ludw. Brénner) 1832-1833, 2 parts. Duod. (in sixes) (Taschenb. bot. Exkurs.)
Erste Abtheilung: 1832 (p. vi: Mai 1832; rd. by Regensburg Society on 9 Jan 1833, see
Flora 16: 46; rev. Lit. Ber. Flora 3: 27-32. 7 Mar 1833), p. [iJ-vi, [1]-332, tabl.
Copies: HH, L, NY.
Kweite Abtheilung: 1833 (rd. by Regensburg 8 Mai 1833, see Flora 16: 303; rev. Lit. Ber.
Flora 3: 176. 7 Oct 1833), p. [i], [337]-621. Copies: HH, L, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 618.
Guillemin, Arch. Bot. 2: 378. 21 Oct 1833.
1857. Beitrége zur Flora von Aegypten und Arabien [Frankfurt a.M. 1834]. Qu. (Beitr. Fl.
Aegypt.)
Publ.: In Museum Senckenbergianum vol. 1, as follows (copy in original covers at NY):
part pages plates dates
I [63]-94 45 1833 (rd. Flora 11 Dec 1833)
2 [163]-188 Oy TE 1834 (rd. Flora after 12 Mar)
Reprint, with independent pagination(?) n.v.
Ref.: BM 2: 618; Jackson p. 350; PR 3047; IDC 5127.
1858. Beitrdge zur Flora von Abyssinien [Frankfurt a.M. 1837-1845]. Qu. (Beitr. FI.
Abyssin.)
Publ.: In Museum Senckenbergianum as follows (copy in orig. covers at NY):
part museum pages plates dates Flora
I 2(1) [103]-168 1836 4 Apr 1837
2 2(3) [267 ]-286 17 1837 14. Dec 1837
3(1) [61 ]-78 4 1839 13 Jan 1840
Also cited as an independently paged reprint (n.v.).
Ref.: BM 2: 618; Jackson p. 347; PR 3048; IDC 5126.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 7: 70-72, 184. 1837.
1859. Beitrdge zur Mykologie. Frankfurt a.M. (Heinrich Ludwig Brénner) 1850-1863,
Heft 1-3. Qu. (Beitr. Mykol.)
Heft pages plates dates Heft pages plates dates
I [1]-38 I-4 Aug 1850 3 SI-11I 10-13 18 Aug 1863
2 39-80 5-9 Oct 1852 [i-vi]
For dates see Vorwort. Copies: NY, Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 2: 618; LS 9178; PR 3051; IDC 1527.
Anon., Flora 33: 527, 544. 1850 (Heft 1), 35: 704. 29 Nov 1852 (Heft 2).
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 8: 735-737. 11 Oct 1850 (Heft 1), 11: 109-112. 11 Feb 1853
(Heft 2).
Hoffmann, Bot. Zeit. 22: 258-259. 19 Aug 1864 (Heft 3).
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 158. 1949.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 194. 1974.
Frey, Eduard [-Stauffer] (1888-x), Swiss lichenologist. (Frey).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BERN, other material at B, CHUR, LD, RUEB, SIGMA and
W. The original herbarium contains a fair representation of Zahlbruckner’s collections.
Ref.: TH 2: 208.
876
FREYREISS
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 9; BFM 2050; LS suppl. 8927-8941; MW
p- 129.
Welten, Mitt. naturf. Ges. Bern 25: 74-78. 1969 (bibl.; commemorating his 80th
birthday).
Almborn, Bot. Not. 124: 522. 1971 (on his ‘“‘Flechten”’ 1969).
COMPOSITE WORKS: Rabenhorst, Arypiogamen-Flora, ed. 2: Cladoniaceae (except Cladonia),
Umbilicariaceae, 4(1): v-vili, 1-411. 1933.
Freycinet, Henri Louis Claude de Saulces de (1779-1840), French naval explorer.
(Freyc.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: For the botanical collections made on Freycinet’s voyages see
Gaudichaud-Beaupré.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2:9; BM 2: 619; CSP 2: 720, 6: 662; LS 9741-
9742; NI p. 62.
Embacher, Lexikon Reisen 121-122. 1882.
Safford, Contr. U.S. nat. Herb. 9: 29-30. 1905.
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. N.S.W. 44: 137-138. Ig10.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 117, 119, 229. 1942.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 150. 1969.
EPONYMyY: Freycinetia Gaudichaud-Beaupré (1824).
COMPOSITE WORKS: For the botanical results of Freycinet’s voyages see Gaudichaud-
Beaupré.
Freyn, Josef Franz (1845-1903), Bohemian engineer, botanist and “‘Fiirstlich collo-
redo’scher Baurath’”’ (AG) in Prague. (Freyn).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown (BRNM?), material at B, BP, BRNM, F, GB, GE,
IBF, L, LE, MANCH, W. — Contributed to the Flora exsiccata austro-hungarica.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 209.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 346. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 26-27, 12(1): 262, 12(3): 393; Barnhart 2: 9;
DTS 1: 72-73, 6(4): 55, 64, 139.
Hackel, Oest. bot. Z. 1903(3): [5 p. (reprint) ].
Barbey, Bull. Herb. Boiss. ser. 2. 3: 160. 1903.
Schiffner, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 22: (15)-(21). 1904 (bibl.)
Maiwald, Gesch. Bot. Bohmen 240. 1904.
EPONYMY: Freynella O. Kuntze (1891).
Freyreiss, Georg Wilhelm (also Freyreis) (1789-1825), German traveller who collect-
ed in Brazil (1813-1818). (Freyr.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Sets of Freyreiss’ Brazilian plants are at B, BR, FR, L, MW, S
and UPS (general herbarium as well as Thunberg herb.). Lorentz Westin, Swedish
consul in Rio de Janeiro, employed Freyreiss 1815-1818, to collect for the Swedish
academy and universities. These plants carry the names of both Freyreiss and Westin.
Freyreiss, with Langsdorff, also accompanied the prince of Neuwied on part of his
Brazilian trips in 1815 and 1816.
Ref.: IH 2: 209; Laségue p. 476-477.
_Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 346. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 9; CSP 15: 128; PR p. 112.
Martius, Flora 20(2), Beibl.: 28-29. 1837.
Blum, Ber. Senckenberg. naturf. Ges. Wiss. Abh. 1901: 17-18.
877
FREYREISS
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 21-22. 1906 (itinerary).
Lowegren, Naturaliekabinett i Sverige 212, 369. 1952.
Friche-Joset, Frangois (1799-1856[?]), Swiss horticulturist. (Friche-Foset).
HERBARIUM and. TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 10; BL 2: 560; BM 2: 620, 6: 346; Jackson
Pp. 344; PR 3056.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: Ixxxvi-lxxxvil.
1860. Synopsis de la flore du Jura septentrional et du Sundgau contenant un résumé
analytique et raisonné des végétaux phanérogames croissant sur les différentes chaines
du Jura septentrional, par feu Friche-Joset pére ... Et des végétaux vasculaires du
Sundgau, classés d’aprés une méthode analytique nouvelle, avec l’indication de toutes
les localités ou ces plantes ont été trouvées a l’état spontané, précédés d’un tableau
analytique et de lexplication de la méthode adoptée, accompagnés d’une planche
explicative et suivis d’un vocabulaire renfermant la définition des mots techniques
employés dans cet ouvrage par F. J. Montandon ... Mulhouse (J. P. Risler) 1856. Oct.
(Syn. fl. Fura).
Editor and in pari co-author: F. Jules Montandon.
Ed. 1: Dec 1856 (Kirschleger; p. vi: Jun 1856), p. [i]-xii, z pl., 1 tabl., [1]-409, [410,
err.|. Copies: G, HH, NY.
Ed. 2: Mulhouse 1868, as Guide du botaniste dans le Sundgau, new t.p. and pref., added to a
reissue of the old sheets.
Ref.: BL 2: 560; BM 2: 620, 6: 346; Jackson p. 344; PR 3056.
Frickhinger, Hermann (i. 1911), German apothecary and botanist at Nordlingen.
(Frickhinger) .
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
1861. Gefasskryptogamen- und Phanerogamenflora des Rieses, seiner Umgebung und des
Hesselberges bei Wassertriidingen. Zum Gebrauche auf Exkursionen, in Lehranstalten
und beim Selbstunterricht ... mit einer geologischen Karte. Nérdlingen (C. H. Beck)
Igit. Oct. (Gefasskrypt. G Phanerogamenfl. Ries.)
Publ.: Jan-Feb 1911 (p. v: Oct 1910; Nat. Nov. Feb 1911), p. [i]-v, [vi, cont.] [1]-403,
map. Copy: B.
Friderichsen, Peter Kristian Nicolaj (1853-1932), Danish botanist active in Schles-
wig-Holstein. (Friderichsen).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: C (2000, incl. 1500 Rubi). Exsiccatae: Rubi exsiccati Daniae et
Slesvigiae (fasc. 1, Ribe 1885 (30 nos.), fasc. 2, Ribe 1887 (30 nos.), fasc. 3, Horsens
1888), with Otto Carl Leonor Gelert (1862-1899), sets: A, C, K, LD, MANCH.
Refs: TH 23'200.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 493; Barnhart 2: 10.
Fischer-Benzon, in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schlesw.-Holst. 2: 18. 1890.
Christensen, Danske Bot. Hist. 1: 586-587, 810. 1926 (portr.)
Lind, Bot. Tidsskr. 42: 207-209. 1934. (portr.)
Fries, Elias Magnus (1794-1878), Swedish botanist at Uppsala, one of the founders of
taxonomic mycology. (f7.)
HERBARIUM and typEs: UPS, acquired in 1882. Some types may also be at C. The series
of exsiccatae issued by Fries are listed below. — The original drawings and paintings
used by Fries are at the ‘Reichsmuseum Stockholm’ fide NI. Exsiccatae:
1. Scleromyceti Sveciae (dec. i-xlv, Lund 1819-1834), sets at B (complete), BM, C, E, FH,
MSTR, PG, S.
878
FRIES, E. M.
2.Lichenes sueciae exsiccati (fasc. i-1v, vii-ix, X1li, nos. 1-120, 181-270, 361-390, Lund 1824-
1827; fasc. v-vi, x, [xiv], nos. 121-180, 271-300, 391-420 by C. Stenhammar, fasc. xii,
nos. 331-360 by Th. M. Fries; fasc. xi never issued), sets at B, C, CAN, CN, DBN,
DUKE, FH, G, GB, GOET, HAL, L, LD, M, MSC, O, PC, S$, UPS, US.
3. Herbarium normale plantarum rariorum et criticarum Sueciae (fasc. 11-[xvi] Lund, Uppsala;
details see KR p. 215), sets at B, BM, BP, C, CGE, K, L, LD, LE, LZ, P, S, W, WAG.
[Sets i-i1 publ. by H. H. Ringius].
4. Hieracia europaea exsiccata [with F. Lagger] (nos. 1-161, Uppsala 1862-1865, Suppl. 60
nos. Uppsala ed. 1 1871, ed. 2 1872), sets at B, C, L, LE, P, W.
Ref.: TH 2: 209; KR 214-215.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 275, 286, 347. 1916.
Holm and Nannfeldt, Friesia 7: 10-59. 1962 (on Scleromyc. Suec.)
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 125-126. 1969.
Pfister, Mycotaxon 3(1): 185-192. 1975 (on FH set of Scler. suec.)
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG I: 224, 4: 279, 5(1): 561, 6(1): 639, 12(3): 4743
Barnhart 2: 11; BL 2: 509, 525, 538; BM 2: 622-625, 6: 347; Bossert p. 134; CSP 2:
724-726, 6: 662, 7: 715, 9: 933, 12: 254; DTS 1: 739; GR p. 474-475; Jackson p. 548
[index]; KR p. 199-215; Langman p. 293; LS 9203-9293, 41188; MD p. 111-113;
NI 655; PR 3061-3113, ed. 1: 3380-3411; SO index p. 22; Zander (ed. 10) p. 661.
Wikstrom, Conspectus 69-81. 1831.
Scheutz, Bot. Not. 1863: 68.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Lit. Lichenologie 2: 6, 88, 127-137, 148-157, 184-187. 1869.
Anon., Il. Tidn., Stockholm 7(21): 161-162. 1871 (portr.)
Cogniaux, Bull. Soc. bot. France 16: 261-263. 1877.
Anon., Flora 61: 95. 1878.
Anon., Hedwigia 17(2): 32. 1878.
Gray, Proc. Amer. Acad. Sci. 13: 453. 1878; Scientific Papers 2: 411-412. 1889.
Lindstrom, J. Bot. 17: 33-37. 1879.
Arrhenius, Lefnadsteck. Sv. Vet.-Akad. Led. 2(2): 195-226. 1881 (incl. bibl.)
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natur. Moscou 59(1): 295. 1884.
Fries [Autobiography], Ic. Sel. Hymen. 1: i-viii. 1884 (incl. bibl.)
Dudley, J. Mycol. 2: go-94. 1886.
Babington, Memorials 472. 1897.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 38, 183, pl. 4. 1903, 3(3): 12. pl. 50. 1905 (portr.)
Dorfler, Botaniker-Portrats 2: 11. 1906.
Bay, Ind. Flora 26-100: 11. Ig10.
Lloyd, Mycol. Notes 32: 413-427. 1909, 33: 480-482. 1910.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 293. 1921.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 450 [index]. 1937.
Lemburg, Z. Pilzk. 12: 17. 1938.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 435-436. 1916; 7(15): 1064. 1940.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 331. 1945; 1(1): 158. 1949.
Shear, Mycologia 41: 456-461. 1949 (corr. with Schweinitz).
Kihner, Bull. Soc. Natur. Oyonnax 4: 26-52. 1950 (on his Agaricus sp.).
Fries, R. E., Elias Fries in Swedish Men of Science 178-185. 1952.
Fries, [Autobiography], Friesia 5: 135-160. 1955 (incl. bibl. by Buchwald).
Eriksson, Friesia 8: 1-7. 1967.
Buchwald, Friesia 9: 348-354. 1970 [rev. of family].
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 211-212. 1971.
Eriksson, DSB 5: 190-192. 1972.
Stafleu, in Daniels and Stafleu, ‘Taxon 22: 374. 1973 (portr.)
COMPOSITE worRKs: See Afzelius, Reliquiae afzelianae (1860).
EPONYmy (genera): Friesia A. P. de Candolle (1824); Friesta K. P. J. Sprengel (1818) ;
Friesites P. A. Karsten (1879); Friesula Spegazzini (1880); (journal): Friesia nordisk
mykologisk tidsskrift. Copenhagen. Vol. 1-x, 1932-x.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 509-510. 1974.
879
FRIES, E. M.
1862. Novitiae florae svecicae. Quas, venia ampl. ord. phil, Lundens, peaeside [sic]
Carolo Ad. Agardh, ... pro laurea publico examini subjicit. Auctore Elias Magnus
Fries. Smolandus. In Lyceo Carolino die xi Maji mdcccxiv. Lundae (Berling) 1814.
Qu. [Partic. 1-7, 1814-1824] (Novzt. fl. svec.)
Partic. 1, 11 Mai 1814, p. [1]-22, tp. as above (copy: Stevenson). The HU and NY
copies have a title page set up in a different type with “‘ae”’ in Svecicae as a ligature,
the word “‘praeside’”’ correctly spelled and the date line “In Lyceo Carolino die Maji
mdcccxiv.”
Partic. 2, 11 Mai 1814, p. [23]-40, t.p.: ““Novzizae florae svecicae. auctore Elia Fries. Partic.
II.” Lund 1814 (copy: Stevenson). The NY copy has a different title page: ‘‘Novitiae
florae svecicae, quas, ... auctor Elias Magnus Fries ... et respondens Petrus Ahlquist,
. in Lyceo Carolino die 11 Nov. mdcccxiv. Partic. II.”
Partic. 3, 12 Mar 1817, p. [41]-50, t.p.: ““Novitiae florae svecicae, quas, ... respondens
David Theolander, Smolandus. In Lyceo Carolino die xii Mart. mdcccxvii. Part.
Tie Lund e817:
Partic. 4, 12 Mar 1817, p. [i-ii], [51]-60, t.p.: “*... respondens Adolph. Alexanderson,
Blekingus. In Lyceo Carolino die xii Mart. mdcccxvii. Part. IV.” Lund 1817.
Partic. 5, 2 Jun 1819, p. [61]-72, t.p.: “*... respondens Harald. Sjéborg, Blekingus. In
Lyceo Carolino die ii Junii mdcccxix. Part. V.’’ Lund 1819.
[Partic. 5 cont.], 18 Dec 1819, p. [i], [73]-80, t.p.: “°. .. respondens N. Léfberg, Blekingus.
In Lyceo Carolino die xviii Dec. mdcccxix. Part. V. Continuatio.”
Partic. 6, 5 Jun 1823, p. [81]-90, t.p.: ““... p.p. Carolus Fr. Bodach, Scanus. In Lyceo
Carolino die v Junii mdcccxxii. P. VI.”
Partic. 6 cont., 5 Jun 1823, p. [i], [91 ]-98, t.p.: “‘... p.p. H. M. Melin, Scanus. In Lyceo
Carolino die v Junii mdcccxxi. P. VI. Cont. I.”
Partic. “7 (= 6, cont. 2), 14 Jun 1823, p. [1-ii1], [9g]-106, t.p.: “... p.p. Johannes
E. Ringius, Scanus. In Lyceo Carolino die xiv Junii mdcccxxiii. P. VII. Cont. II.”
Partic. 7, 28 Apr 1824, p. [107]-122, t.p.: ““... p.p. Alexis Eduard Lindblom, Blekingus.
In Lyceo Carolino die xxviii Aprilis mdcccxxiv. P. VII. Lundae ... mdcccxxiii.”
— Copy partic. 1-5(cont. 1): Stevenson; 1-7: NY. — The title page of VII is dated
‘Lund 1823.’ — An editio altera of the entire series was published Lund 1828, see below;
the Novitiarum Florae Suecicae Mantissae (1832-1845) must be considered an indepen-
dent publication (see below).
Ref.: BM 2: 622; IF p. 698; Jackson p. 335; KR p. 199 (no. 1); PR 3061.
1863. Observationes mycologicae ... cum tab. iv aeneis. Kjobenhavn (Gerh. Bonnier)
1815. Oct. (Observ. mycol.)
[Pars 1:] 1815, p. [i]-vii, [viii, corr.], [1]-230, pl. 1-4, hand col. copper engr. — Copies:
B, G, NY, Stevenson (the latter two have p. [i], [1]-230, pl. r-4). A second NY copy
has a special t.p. for part 1: “‘Observationes mycologicae praecipue ad illustrandam
Floram Suecicam ... Pars prima. Cum tab. iv. aeneis.”’
Pars 2: Observationes mycologicae praecipue ad illustrandam Flora Suecicam ... pars
secunda. Cum tab. iv. aeneis color. Kjobenhavn (id.) 1818. Oct., publ. Apr-Mai 1818,
p. [i]-x, [1]-372, [2, expl. ic.], pl. 5-8, hand col. copper engr. — Copies: G, NY, Steven-
son. A second NY copy has p. [1]-376, [2, expl. ic.], pl. 5-8.
Editio nova: Kjobenhavn (id.) 1824, is a reissue of the old sheets of the 1815-1818 edition
with a cancellans title page: “‘Observationes ... Suecicam ... cum tab. viii aeneis color.
Edition [sic] nova. Hafniae ... mdcccxxiv.”’ — Copy: NY. — See Rogers for details on
1824 copies with another set of cancellans pages.
Ref.: BH; KR p. 206 (no. 79); IDC 5235.
Rogers, Mycologia 31: 297-307. 1939, 46(2): 248-253. 1954.
1864. Symbolae gasteromycorum ad illustrandam floram suecicam, quas, venia ampl. ord.
phil. in Acad. Lund. publico examini sujiciunt Elias Magnus Fries, ... et Johan
Nordholm, Smolandus. In Acad. Carol. die Maji 1817. Fascic. I. Lund (Berling) 1817.
Oct. (Symb. gasteromyc.)
Fasc. 1: 22 Mai 1817; as above, p. [i-ii], [1]-8. - Copy: MO. Other copies seem to have
the precise date filled in.
Fasc. 2: 4 Jun 1817; p. [i-ii], 9-16. “‘... Fries, ... et Johan Lindgren, Smolandus. In
Acad. Carol. die iv Junii 1817. Fascic. ii.”” Lund (id.) 1817. — Copy: MO.
880
FRIES, E. M.
Fasc. 3: 3 Jun 1818; p. [1-ii], 17-25. “*... Fries, ... et Lars Gust. Palmquist, Smolandus,
in Acad. Carol. die iii Junii 1818. Fascic. III.’? Lund (id.) 1818. — Copy: MO.
Ref.: BM 2: 622; KR p. 207 (no. 82); PR 3066; IDC 5925.
1865. Flora hallandica; quam cons. ampl. fac. philos. in Acad. Lund. publice examinan-
dam proponunt Elias Fries, ... et Sv. P. Broberg ... in Acad. Carol. d. Maji 1817.
Part. prioris Sectio I. Lund (Berling) 1817. Oct. (Fl. hall.)
Publ.: In separate theses Mai 1817 (p. 1-16)-Nov 1819; sect. 1-4: p. [1]-68, sect. 5-6:
69-100, sect. 7-10: 101-159. No separate t.p.’s for theses seen except for no. 1. Copies:
G, HH.
1866. Flora hallandica, sistens enumerationem vegetabilium in Hallandia sponte nas-
centium, additis locis natalibus et observationibus selectis. Pars prior. Lund (Berling)
1817 et 1818[-1819]. Oct. (Fl. hall.)
Publ.: 1819, p. [1]-159, [1] a cancellans; a reissue of the sheets of the original publication
(see above), without the separate thesis t.p.’s and dedication, with a new t.p. and
p- 45-46 newly printed. Copies: HH, NY.
1867. Systema mycologicum, sistens fungorum ordines, genera et species, hucusque
cognitas, quas ad normam methodi naturalis determinavit, disposuit atque descripsit
Elias Fries. Lund (Berlin), Greifswald (vol. 3: Ernesti Mauritii) 1821-1832, 3 vols. Oct.
(Syst. mycol.)
vol. part pages dates place
I - [i]-lvii, [1, err.], [1]-520 I Jan 1821 Lund
(Art. 13 ICBN)
2 I [1j-[274] 1822 Lund
2 [1], 275-620, [1, err.] 1823 Lund
3 I [i]-viti, [1 ]-259, (“6117 = 116] 1829 Greifswald
2 [i-iii], [261]-524, 1832 Greifswald
[“253,” “254” = 523, 524]
Index — [1]-202, [3, p.s. and err.] 1832 Greifswald
Copies: BR, MO, US, USDA. — Starting point work for the nomenclature of “‘fungi
caeteri’’ (sensu ICBN, Art. 13). Names of fung? caetert published in other works between
1 Jan 1821 and 1832 cannot affect the nomenclatural status of Fries’ names published
in any of the volumes of the Systema. The Elenchus fungorum of 1828 is treated as part of
the Systema (Art. 13 ICBN). — Actual publication of vol. 1 probably took place in Dec
1820 or Jan 1821. Hornschuch (Flora 3: 426. 21 Jul 1820) had the first sheet “‘in front
of”? him. The original edition of vols. 1 and 2 were issued at Lund “‘Ex officina Berlin-
giana.” The US copy has a cancellans p. 5/6 of vol. 1 in addition to the original pages;
USDA same plus idem p. 503/504. After Moritz at Greifswald had taken over publi-
cation he issued copies of vols. 1 and 2 from the old stock with new title-pages “‘Gryphis-
waldae, sumtibus Ernesti Mauriti.” Copies: BR, NY.
Facsimile ed.: New York 1952 (n.v.)
Ref.: Krok p. 207 (no. 86a); Jackson p. 162; PR 3068; IDC 5021.
Anon., Flora 5(1): Beil. 2: 74-97. Jan-Mar 1822 (rev. vol. 1).
Rogers, Mycologia 33: 568-570. 1941.
Rogers, D. P., Bibliographical note for the reprinted edition, 7x E. M. Fries, Systema
mycologicum, facsimile edition, New York 1952 (edition J. Stevenson and D. P.
Rogers).
1868. Systema orbis vegetabilis. Primas lineas novae constructionis periclitatur Elias
Fries. Pars I. Plantae homonemeae. Lund (Typographia Academica) 1825. Oct. (Syst.
orb. veg.)
Publ.: 1825 (prob. Dec), p. [i]-vii, [viii, err.], [1]-369, [370-374]. Copies: B, HH, L. -
See Lindley (1826) for critical remarks.
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 622; Jackson p. 114; KR p. 207 (no. 91); PR 3070.
Lindley, Philosoph. Mag. 68: 81-91. 1826.
881
FRIES, E. M.
Anon., Flora 9: 133-138, 385-392, 399-400. 1826.
Fries, Flora 9: 555-560.
1869. Stirpes agri femsionensis, quarum indicem cons. ampliss. phil. ord. lundens. praeside
Elia Magno Fries, ... p.p. Magnus G. Winding, Gothoburgensis in Acad. Carol. d.
xxv maji mdcccxv. Lund (Berling) 1825. Oct. [and six similar diss. 1825-1827] (Stirp.
agri femsion.)
Publ.: A series of dissertations defended by pupils of Fries who was himself responsible
for the text (cf. the dissertations of Linnaeus and Thunberg). ‘The theses can be taken
to have been published on the dates on which they were defended (mentioned on the
title pages) :
part dates part dates part dates
I 25 Mai1825 ~—_ 4(cont. 3) 16 Jun 1825 6(cont. 5) 2 Jun 1827
2(cont. 1) 11 Jun 1825 5(cont. 4) 19 Mai 1827 7(cont. 6) 8 Dec 1827
3(cont. 2) 11 Jun 1825
A reissue was published possibly after 8 Dec 1827 under the title (new title page only):
Stirpium agri femsionensis index, observationibus illustrata, Lund (A typographia Academica)
1825, 1826 [sic], p. [1]-100. Copy: NY. — The Stevenson copy combines the Winding t.p.
with the contents of the re-issue.
Ref.: BM 2: 622; KR p. 201 (no. 12); MD p. 111-113; PR 3071 (and in ed. 1, no. 3391,
in note).
1870. Elenchus fungorum, sistens commentarium in Systema mycologicum vol. 1[2].
Greifswald (sumptibus Ernesti Mauritii [Moritz] 1828, 2 vols. Oct. (Elench. fung.)
Vol. 1: 1828, p. [i], [1]-238. Copies: BR, MO, NY, US, USDA.
Vol. 2: 1828, p. [i*], [i]-vi, [1, err.], [1]-154. Copies: BR, MO, NY, US, USDA.
The pages [i|-vi are sometimes bound with vol. 1. — For purposes of nomenclature a
part of the Systema, i.e. the names in the Elenchus are treated as if published with those in
the Systema.
1830 reissue: 1830, new t.p. with old sheets, “‘Systema mycologicum ... supplementum
voluminis primi [secundi]’’; same collation as orig., Greifswald (Sumtibus Ernesti
Mauritii). Copy: G.
The Index alphabeticus generum, specierum et synonymorum in Eliae Fries Systemate
mycologico ejusque supplemento ‘“‘Elencho fungorum”’ enumeratorum s.l. [1832],
p- [1]-202, [3, p.s. and err.], mentioned above with the Systema is often bound with the
Elenchus.
Ref.: BM 2: 622; KR 86n; PR 3072; IDC 5020.
Rogers, D. P., unpublished information.
1871. Novitiae florae suecicae. Edit. altera, auctior et in formam commentarii in cel.
Wahlenbergii floram suecicam redacta. Lund (Berling) 1828. Oct. (Novit. fl. suec. alt.)
Publ.: 1828 (“‘Seit Ende Sept. eingegangen,”’ Flora 11(2) Erg.: 66. Jan 1829), p. [i]-xu,
[1 ]-306. Copies: MO, NY, Stevenson — The MO copy has cancellans p. 275/276 and
305/306 bound separately in front.
Ref.: KR p. 200 (no. rb).
1872. Lichenographia europaea reformata. Praemittuntur lichenologiae fundamenta.
Compendium in theoreticum et practicum lichenum studium conscripsit Elias Fries ...
Lund (Berling) 1831. Oct. (Lichenogr. eur. reform.)
Publ.: Jun-Jul 1831 or somewhat earlier (fide Intelligenzbl. Jena Allg. Lit. Zeit. 28(25) :
196. Jul 1831, see also Flora 13: 439. 21 Jul 1830; preface dated Cal. Dec. 1830),
p. [i]-cxx, [1]-486. Copies: L, Stevenson.
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 622; Jackson p. 228; KR p. 212 (no. 147); PR 3075.
1873. Novitiarum florae suecicae mantissa [prima, altera, tertia] & Continuationes [1-5]
[Academic dissertations]. Lund (Berling) 1832-1845. Oct. (in fours) (Novit. fl. suec.
mant. )
882
FRIES, E. M.
mantissa contin. partic. pages dates
prima 1-3 [i], [1]-56 1832
4 57-64, 1834
5 65-84 1835
altera I-IV [i-ii], [1 ]-64 1839
tertia I-III [i]-x, [1]-48 Jul 1842
IV-VI 49-96 1843
VII-XIII 97-204. 1845
Novitiarum florae suecicae mantissa prima. Accedit commentatio de Salicibus. Auctore Elia
Fries. Lund 1832. Oct. — Reissue of the five dissertations constituting the ‘“‘Mantissa
prima et continuationes,” see above, without the thesis t.p.’s: p. [i], [1]-84. Copies:
NY, USDA, Stevenson.
Novitiarum florae suecicae mantissa altera, additis plantis in Norvegia recentius detectis.
Uppsala (Leffler et Sebell) 1839. Oct. — Reissue of the four dissertations which make
up the ‘‘Mantissa altera” (see above), without thesis t.p.’s etc. but with a new t.p.,
p. [i-11], [1]-64. Copy: NY [bound with Mantissa tertia, p. [1]-204, no t.p.]
Maniissa tertia: Usually with separate t.p. but bound behind a general t.p. for the entire
series: “‘Vovitiae florae suecicae. Continuatio, sistens mantissam i, 1, ili uno volumine
comprehensas. Accedunt de stirpibus in Norvegia recentius detectis praenotiones e
maxime parte communicatae a Math. N. Blytt.”” Lund, Uppsala 1832-1842.
Copies: NY, Stevenson, USDA, p. [i]-x, [1]-204 (addenda p. 169-202 dated Jan 1843).
We have not seen a copy of this book with the title pages of the original dissertations. —
The Maniissa altera is noted by Flora as “‘erschienen”’ in its issue of 14. Dec 1839; one
sheet of the Mantissa tertia was available at the meeting of the Scandinavian natural
scientists of 13 Jul 1842, Stockholm (fide Flora 26: 335. 7 Jun 1843). For details see KR
Pp. 201, no. 15c.
Ref.: BM 2: 622; IF p. 698; Jackson p. 335; KR p. 201 (no. 15); PR 3061.
Schultz, Bot.. Zeit. 2: 841-845, 854-860. Dec 1844.
Wimmer, Flora 29: 161-169. 1846.
1874. Corpus florarum provincialium Sueciae. I. Floram scanicam scripsit Elias Fries . . .
Uppsala (Palmblad, Sebell & C.) 1835[-1837]. Oct. (FU. scan.)
Publ.: Issued as a series of 27 dissertations as follows:
partic) pages] :: dates partic. pages dates
{i]-xiv 1836 20 299-314. 1836
XV-XXiv, [I-10] 1836 ‘Clavis’ 21 315-330 1836
table
I-12 [1]-192 1835 22 331-346, [2, aph.| 1836
13-16 193-254, 254B,C 1836 23-25 347-394 1837
17-19 255-298 1836
Copies: G, HH, HU(2), L, MO, NY, PCS (starts off with Clavis), Stevenson. — We have
not seen a copy with the original title pages of the theses. The above information is from
Krok.
Ref.: BM 2: 623; KR p. 201-202 (no. 16); PR 3078.
1875. Boleti, fungorum generis, illustratio, quam consens. ampliss. facult. philos. Upsal.
praeside Elia Fries ... p.p. GC. T. Hék Smolandus. In audit. Gustav. die xii Junii
mdcccxxxv h.p.m.s. Uppsala (Regiae Academiae Typographi) [1835] Oct. (Boleti
Sung. gen.)
Publ.: 13 Jun 1835, p. [i-ii], [1]-14. Copies: HU(2), UC.
Ref.: KR p. 208 (no. 99).
1876. Botaniskt-Antiqvariske Excursioner, af hvilka den forsta 6fver Grekernes Nymphea-
ceer, med vidtberémda Filos. Facultetens tillstand, under indseende af Mag. Elias
Fries ... for filosofiska graden komma att offentligen forsvaras af Carl Oscar Lowenad-
883
FRIES, E. M.
ler ... pa Ekonom. Audit. d. 9 Junii 1836. fam. 1. Uppsala (K. Akad. Boktryck) 1836.
Qu. (Bot.-Antig. Excurs.)
1:9 Jun 1836, p. [i], [1]-8. Copies: HU, UC.
2:9 Jun 1836, p. [i-ii], 9-16. Copies: HU, UC. - “... af Carl Olof Akerwall ... pa
Ekonom. Audit. d. 9 Junii 1836. e.m. 2.”
3:10 Jun 1836, p. [i-ii], 17-28. Copies: HU, UC. — “... Excursioner, hvilka med
vidtberémda ... af Gustaf Leonard Carlsson ... pa Ekonom. Audit. d. 10 Junii 1836.
e.m. 3. Den férste 6fver Grekenes Nympheaceer afslutas.”’
4: 15 Jun 1836, p. [i], 29-36. Copies: HU, UC. — “... af Elias August Carlsten ...
pa Ekonom. Audit. d. 15 Junii 1836. f.m. 4. Den andra: om sadesslagens stamband.”’
Ref.: KR p. 214 (no. 160) (cites also later reprints).
1877. Genera Hymenomycetum, quorum novam expositionem venia ampliss. fac. philosoph.
Ups. praeside Elia Fries ... pro gradu philosophico p.p. Laurentius Petr. Laurell ...
in audit. Gustav. d. xx April mdcccxxxvi. H.A.M.S. Uppsala (Regiae Acad. Typo-
graphi) 1836. Oct. (Gen. Hymenomyc.)
Publ.: 20 Apr 1836 (date of dissertation), p. [i-iv], [1]-17. Copies: HU, Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 2: 623; KR p. 208 (no. 101); PR 3081.
1878. Synopsis generis Lentinorum, quam, venia ampliss. fac. philosoph. Ups., praeside
Elia Fries ... pro gradu philosophico p.p. Johannes Sieurin ... in audit. Gustav. d. x
Junii mdcccxxxvi. H.P.M.S. Upsala (Regiae Acad. Typographi) [1836]. Oct. (Syn. gen.
Lentin.)
Publ.: 10 Jun 1836, p. [1]-15. Copy: HU.
Ref.: KR p. 208 (no. 103).
1879. Anteckningar Gfver de i Sverige vdxande dtliga svampar, hvilka, med vidtberoémda
Filos. Facultetens tillstand, under inseende of oeconomiae practicae professorn mag.
Elias Fries f6r filosofiska graden komma att offentligen férsvaras af Reinhold Borgardt
... pa Gustav. Audit. d. 30 Apr. 1836 e.m. 1[-8]. Uppsala (Palmblad, Sebell & C.)
1836. Qu. (Anteckn. Sver. dtl. svamp.)
1: as above, 30 Apr. 1836, p. [i], [1]-8.
2: 4 Mai 1836, p. [i], 9-16, “*... af Wilhelm Liedberg ... pa Gustav. Audit. d. 4 Maji
TS9Ortemas 2.7
3: 4. Mai 1836, p. [i-ii], 17-24, “‘... af Jacob Lundell ... pa Gustav. Audit. d. 4 Maji
1836 e.m. 3.”
4: 14 Mai 1836, p. [i], 25-32, “*... af Jacob Aug. Stiegler ... pa Gustav. Audit. d.
14 Maji 1836. fim. 4.”
5: 28 Mai 1836, p. [i], 33-40, “... af Jakob Ostberg ... pa Gustav Audit. d. 28 Maji
1836. e.m. 5.”
6: 4 Jun 1836, p. [i], 41-48, “*... af And. Aug. Hammarstrém ... pa Gustav. Audit. d.
4 Juni 1836. fm. 6.”
7: 11 Jun 1836, p. [i], 49-56, “*... af Pehr Engman ... pa Gustav. Audit. d. 11 Junii
1836. fm. 7.”
8: 14 Jun 1836, p. [i], 57-68, “‘... af Hans Oscar Juel ... pa Gustav. Audit. d. 14 Juni
1836 f.m. 8: de och sista Delen.”
Imprint 1-6: Palmblad, Sebell & C., 7-8: Tryckt hos Leffler och Sebell.
Copies: HU (compl.), MO, UC (complete with all title pages), Stevenson (with t.p. of
no. 1 only). — Krok mentions copies with a common t.p. Uppsala, Leffler o. Sebell (n.v.).
Ref.: KR p. 208 (no. 102).
1880. Clavis in familias plantarum indigenas, quam venia ampliss. fac. philosoph. Ups.,
praeside Elia Fries ... pro gradu philosophico p.p. Sem Johannes Franzén Suder-
manno-Nericius. In audit. Gustav. d. xiv Jun. mdccexxxvi. H.A.M.S. Uppsala (Regiae
Acad. Typographi) [1836]. Oct. (Clav. fam. pl.)
Publ.: 14 Jun 1836; p. [i-ii], [1]-10, table. — Copies: NY, PCS. — This is one of the
dissertations making up the Corpus florarum ... 1835[-1837], see above, namely the
text occurring in the consolidated version with page numbers xv-xxiv; treated here
as no. 1874.
Ref.: KR p. 202 (16 f).
884.
FRIES, E. M.
1881. Adami Afzelii ... Fungi guineenses, quos ad schedulas et specimina inventoris,
descriptos, venia ampl. fac. phil. Ups. praeside mag. Elia Fries ... p.p. Carolus
Mauritius Nyman uplando-roslagus. In audit. Gustav. die v junii mdcccxxxvii. H.P.M.S.
pars i. Uppsala (excudebant Regiae Academiae typographi) s.d. [1837]. Qu. (Fung.
guin.)
Publ.: 5 Jun 1837, p. [i-iv], [1]-8. Copies: G, Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 2: 623; KR p. 208 (no. 106a).
1882. Epicrisis systematis mycologi, seu synopsis Hymenomycetum. Uppsala (Typographia
Academica) 1836-1838. Oct. (Epicr. syst. mycol.)
Publ. : 1838, p. [i]-xii, [2, postscr.], [1]-610. Copies: MO, NY, Stevenson. — The title-page
is dated 1836-1838 but so far I have no information showing that the book was
published in parts. It was received by Flora in Jan 1839 (22: 16. 7 Jan 1839) and by
Hinrichs in Leipzig, between 10 and 16 Mar 1839, which would point at late pu-
blication. - Krok mentions two issues, one with (3), 594 p., entitled Epicrisis systematis
mycologici sectio prior (n.v.), and another one which is described here.
A nominal second edition, virtually almost an independent work was published in
1874 as Hymenomycetes europaet (see below).
Ref.: BM 2: 623; Jackson p. 162; KR p. 208 (no. 105); LS 9240; PR 3083.
Trog (Trogg), Tabula analytica fungorum ... Bern 1848.
Sehlmeyer, Index alphabeticus in Epicrisi Friesii. K6In 1852.
1883. Summa vegetabilium Scandinaviae, seu enumeratio, systematica et critica, plantarum
tum cotyledonearum, quum nemearum inter mare occidentale et album, inter Eidoram
et Nordkap, hactenus lectarum, una cum singulae distributione geographica. Uppsala
(E. Typographia Academica) 1845, 1849, 2 sections. Oct. (partly in fours) (Summa veg.
Scand.)
Sectio prior: 1845. — The above title is of the rare 1845 issue of the sectio prior (p. [1], [ii],
[1]-258, signatures 1-16 in fours. Copy: HU). Another issue of this first section, more
common, has a slightly different subtitle: Summa ... plantarum quum cotyledonearum,
tum nemearum ... lectarum, indicata simul distributione geographica. Stockholm and Leipzig
(A. Bonnier) [s.d.], on back of title page: Uppsala (Typograph. Academica) 1846.
This 1846 issue has a Ratio operis on p. [iii]-viii, explaining the mode of private, but
effective, publication of the 1845 issue; p. [i]-viii, [1, err.], [1]-258. Copzes: BR, L,
MO, Stevenson, U, US.
Sectio posterior: p. [259]-572, publ. 1849, has the same general title as the 1846 issue. The
Utrecht and Smithsonian copies also have a Stockholm/Leipzig (A. Bonnier ...
redemtor) imprint without date on the title page, but Uppsala (Typograph. Acade-
mici) 1849 on the verso (p. [260]). Copies: L, MO, Stevenson, Teyler, U ,US.
Ref.: BM 2: 623; IF 1: 698; KR p. 204 (no. 45); LS 9248; PR 3091.
A., Bot. Zeit. 4: 634-637. 11 Sep 1846 (sectio prior, 1845 issue).
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 8: 303-305. 12 Apr 1850 (sectio post.)
1884. J. A. Wahlbergii Fungi natalenses, adjectis quibusdam capensibus, auctore Elia
Fries. ex Actis Acad. Scient. Holm. 1848. Stockholm (P. A. Norstedt et filii) 1848. Oct.
(Fung. natal.)
Reprint: 1848, p. [i], [1]-34. Copies: G (2), Stevenson. — Reprinted or preprinted from
Kongl. Vetenskaps-Akademiens Handlingar for Ar 1848(1): J21-154. 1849.
Journal publ.: Fungi natalenses quos annis mdcccxxxix-mdcccxl collegit J. A. Wahlberg,
adjectis quibusdam capensibus. Jn Handlingar 1848(1): [121]-154. 1849 (the first
part of Handlinger publ. 1849). Copy: BR.
Ref.: BM 2: 623; ‘Jackson p. 35; KR p. 209 (no. 110).
Berkeley, in Hooker, Lond. J. Bot. 2: 507-524. 1843.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 8: 147-150. 22 Feb 1850.
1885. Novae symbolae mycologicae. Fasciculus primus, sistens fungos in peregrinis terris a
botanicis danicis nuper collectos. Uppsala (Reg. Acad. Typograph.) 1851. Qu. (Nov.
symb. mycol.)
Publ.: 1851, before Nov (Regensb. rd. Nov 1851), p. [i], [1]-120. Copy: MO. — A
separately paged reprint of an article published in Nova Acta reg. Soc. Sci. Uppsal.
885
FRIES, E. M.
ser. 3. 1(1): 17-136. 1851. A ‘mantissa’ was published in the same volume of this
journal on p. 225-231 (1851); this Mantissa is sometimes included in the reprint as
p- 121-127.
Ref.: BM 2: 624; KR p. 209 (no. 113); MW p. 129; PR 3094.
1886. Monographia hymenomycetum Sueciae. Uppsala (C. A. Leffler) [1851]-1857-1863,
2 vols. Oct. (in fours) (Monogr. hymenomyc. Suec.)
Publ.: A series of separately paged dissertations (to be attributed to Fries), with ad-
ditional text:
vol. subject pages date proponent
I title, historiola {i]-xi 1857
Amanita [i-ii], [1]-16 18 Apr 1854 Klingberg
Lepiota [i-ii], [1 ]-17-[18] Apr 1854 Nennes
Armillaria [i-ii], [1]-16 18 Apr 1854 Wikander
Tricholoma I [i-ii], 1-16 19 Apr 1854 Eneroth
Tricholoma II [i-ii], 17-32 6 Mai 1854 Tagtstrom
Tricholoma III [1-11], 33-50 6 Mai 1854. Roos
Clitocybe I [1]-16 3 Mai 1854 Bodman
Clitocybe IT [1-11], 17-32 6 Mai 1854 Peterson
Clitocybe III [i-ii], 33-48 13 Mai 1854 Hook
Collybia I [i-ii], [1]-16 18 Mai 1854 Bjornstr6m
Collybia IT [i-ii], 17-32 2 Jun 1854 Dahlstr6m
Omphalia [i-ii], [1]-18 27 Mai 1854 Wahlback
Mycena [1]-16 27 Mai 1854 Johanson
additional text 209-484. 1857?
2 praemonenda [1*-11* |, [i]-iv 1863
Cortinaria I [i-ii], [1 ]-16 a1 Mai 1851 Humble
Cortinaria II [i-ili], 17-32 21 Mai 1851 Hagstrém
Cortinaria III [1-11], 33-48 28 Mai 1851 Ponten
Cortinaria IV [1-1i], 49-64 2 Jun 1851 Berg
Cortinaria V [1-11], 65-80 5 Jun 1851 Zetterstedt
Cortinaria VI [1-11], 81-96 7 Jun 1851 Rosman
Cortinaria VII [i-i1], 97-114 7 Jun 1851 Kjellmann
additional text 115-120 ?
2 Hygrophora I [i-ii], [1 ]-16[ 121-136] 12 Jun 1851 Torsgard
Hygrophora II fi-ii], 17-24[137-144 | 13 Dec 1851 Ryding
additional text 25-26[ 145-146] [later]
additional text [14.7*]-355 1863
Pars I [p.- 1-146] issued 1851 under the title Cortinarii et Hygrophori Sueciae [fide p. iv];
*p. 147: t.p. 2(2), 148 blank.
Consolidated edition: Uppsala (C. A. Leffler) vol. 1: [i]-xi, [1]-484 (continuous pagina-
tion). Copy: BR.
Reprint: 1938, Leipzig (Werner Klinkhardt), pref. by S. Killerman. Copy: U. — This
reprint includes the t.p.’s of the dissertations.
Reprint: 1963, Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1963. Copy: FAS. — T.p.’s of the dissertations
not reproduced.
Ref.: BM 2: 624; KR p. 210 (no. 128); PR 3099-3107.
Kiihner, Bull. Soc. Natural. Oyonnax 4: 26-52. 1950 (modern identif.)
Fries, Historiola [Engl]. translation], Friesia 5(2): 135-160. 1956.
1887. Monographia Lepiotarum sueciae, quam venia ampl. facult. philos. Upsal. praeside
Elia Fries ... pro gradu philosophico modeste proponit Magnus Nennes smolandus in
audit. Gustav. d. 5 [handwritten] Apr mdcccliv. h.p.m.s. Uppsala [1854]. Oct. (Monogr.
Lepiot. suec.)
Publ.: 5 Apr 1854, p. [i], [1]-17, [18, theses]. Copy: HU. — See above Monogr. hyme-
nomyc. Suec., Lepiota.
Ref2IKR p. 210 (no. 117).
886
FRIES, E. M.
1888. Monographia Armillariarum sueciae, quam venia ampl. facult. philos. Upsal.
praeside Elia Fries ... pro gradu philosophico modeste proposuit Petrus Augustus
Wikander ... in Audit. Gustav. d. xviii Apr. mdcccliv H.A.M.S. Uppsala (C. A. Leffler)
[1854]. Oct. (Monogr. Armillar. suec.)
Publ.: 18 Apr 1854, p. [i-ii], [1]-16. Copy: Stevenson. See Monogr. hymenomyc. Suec.,
Armillaria.
Ref.: KR p. 210 (no. 118).
1889. Monographia Amanitarum sueciae, quam venia ampl. Facult. Philos. Upsal. praeside
Elia Fries ... pro gradu philosophico modeste proposuit Emanuel Kanutus Klingberg
. in Audit. Gustav. d. xviii Apr. mdcccliv. Uppsala (C. A. Leffler) [1854]. Oct.
(Monogr. Amanit. suec.)
Publ.: 18 Apr 1854, p. [1]-16. Copy: Stevenson. — See Monogr. hymenomyc. Suec.,
Amanita.
1890. Monographiae Collybiarum sueciae quam venia ampl. Facult. philos. Upsal. praeside
Elia Fries ... pro gradu philosophico modeste proposuit Johannes Victor, BjOrnstrém
... in Audit. Gustav. d. xviii maji mdcccliv. h.p.m.s. p.i. Uppsala (C. A. Leffler) 1854.
Oct. (Monogr. Collyb. suec.)
Publ.: 18 Mai 1854, p. [i-ii], [1]-16. Copies: HU, Stevenson. — See Monogr. hymenomyc.
Suec., Collybia.
Ref.: KR p. 210 (no. 121, 1).
1891. Monographia Mycenarum sueciae quam venia ampl. Facult. Philos. Upsal. praeside
Elia Fries ... pro gradu philosophico modeste proposuit Carolus Johannes Johanson...
in Audit. Gustav. d. xxvii mai. mdcccliv. H.P.M.S. p.i. Uppsala (C. A. Leffler) [1854].
Oct. (Monogr. Mycen. suec.)
Publ.: 27 Mai 1854, p. [1]-16. Copy: Stevenson. — See Monogr. hymenomyc. Suec., Mycena.
Ref.: KR p. 210 (p. 123).
1892. Monographie Collybiarum sueciae quam venia ampl. Facult. philos. Upsal. praeside
Elia Fries ... pro gradu philosophico modeste proposuit Ericus Gustavus Dahlstrom ...
in Audit. Botan. d. ii Jun. mdcccliv. p. ii. Uppsala (C. A. Leffler) [1854]. (Monogr.
Collyb. suec.)
Publ.: 2 Jun 1854, p. [i-iii], 17-32. Copy: Stevenson. — See Monogr. hymenomyc. Suec.,
Collybia.
1893. Sveriges dtliga och giftiga svampar tecknade efter naturen under ledning af E. Fries
utgifna af Kongl. Vetenskaps-Akademien. Stockholm (P. A. Norstedt & Séner) 1860
[1860-1866]. Fol. (Sver. atl. gift. svamp.)
pages plates dates pages plates dates
[i], [1]-10 1-8 1860 33-36 54-63 1864
11-14 9-17, robis 1861 37-40 64-73 1865
15-24. 18-35 1862 41-53, 74-93 1866
[2, cont.]
25-32 36-53 1863
The plates are coloured lithographs by various artists. — Title page dated 1860 (MO) or
1861 (NY). In addition to the printed t.p. there is sometimes an engraved t.p., undated,
**Kongl. Wetenskaps-Akademien.”
Ref.: BM 2: 624; KR p. 211 (np. 129); PR 3110.
Anon., Hedwigia 3(1): 16. 1864.
Hoffmann, Bot. Zeit. 20: 182. 6 Jan 1862; 22: 38-39. 29 Jan 1864, 262. 19 Aug 1864,
23: 323. 27 Oct 1865, 24: 80. 9 Mar 1866.
1894. Icones selectae Hymenomycetum nondum delineatorum. Sub auspiciis Regiae Academiae
scientiarum Holmiensis editae ab Elia Fries. Stockholm (P. A. Nordstedt & Filii) 1867-
1884. 2 vols. Fol. (Ic. Hymenomyc.)
887
FRIES, E. M.
vol. fascicles pages plates dates
I I [i], [1]-10 I-10 1867
2/3 11-26 II-30 1869
4. 27-36 31-40 1870
5 37-48 41-50 1871
6 49-60 51-60 1872
7/8 61-86 61-80 Jul-Oct 1873
9 87-102 81-90 1874
10 103-116[-118] QI-I00 Jul-Oct 1875
2 I [1]-10 IOI-IIO Jun-Oct 1877
2/3 11-30 III-130 Dec 1878
4 31-40 131-140 Sep-Oct 1879
5 41-48 141-150 Sep-Oct 1880
6 49-58 151-160 Mai-Jun 1881
7/8 59-78 161-180 Apr-Mai 1882
g/10 79-104, [i, t.p. 181-200 Apr-Jun 1884
1877-1884], [i]-vii
Vol. 2, fasc. 2-10 were published by Th. M. Fries and Rob. Fries; these authors provided
a brief biography and bibliography (p. v-vi) of E. M. Fries in the introductory material.
This volume contains also a brief autobiography of which an English translation
appeared in Friesia 5(2): 139-148. 1955. — The drawings are by P. Akerlund, O. Gott-
mann, A. G. Hafstrém, E. Petterson, H. v. Post (coloured lithographs). — Number of
copies printed: 200. — Copies: G, MO, NY, U.
Imprint vol. 2: Stockholm and Uppsala (Typographia centralis & Ed. Berling) 1877-
1884.
Ref.: BM 2: 624; Jackson p. 170; KR p. 211 (no. 131); NI 655; PR 3113.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 436. 1916.
Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 22: 374. 1973 [portrait taken from this book].
1895. Hymenomycetes europaei epicriseos systematis mycologici editio altera. Uppsala (Ed.
Berling) 1874. Oct. (Hymenomyc. eur.)
Publ.: Aug-Sep 1874 (preface 15 Aug, Hedwigia Sep 1874), p. [i-iv], [1]-755, [756,
err.]. Copies: MO, NY, U, USDA. - The preface was written by Fries on his 81st
birthday.
Facsimile ed.: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1963, p. [i] new t.p., rest same. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 2: 623; Jackson p. 229; KR p. 208 (no. 105, ed. 2); IDC 5381.
1896. Commentarius in cel. L. Quéletii dissertationem: ‘‘sur la classification et la nomen-
clature des Hyméniés,”’ in “Bulletin de la Société botanique de France 1876” insertam.
Uppsala 1876. Oct. (Comm. Quél. diss.)
Publ.: 1876, p. [i], [1]-10. Copy: Stevenson. — Reprinted or preprinted from Bull. Soc.
bot. France 24: 72-79. 1877.
Ref.: KR p. 211 (no. 140).
Fries, Elias Petrus (1834-1858), Swedish botanist, son of E. M. Fries. (E. P. Fr.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: UPS.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 11; KR p. 215-216; PR 3114.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1858: 205-206.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Fries, cf. supra, sub E. M. Fries.
1897. Anteckningar éfver svamparnes geografiska utbreding. Akademisk Afhandling, som med
Vidtber. Filos. Fakultetens samtycke fdr filosofiska gradens erhallande kommer att
offentligen férsvaras af Elias Petrus Fries ... 4 mindre Gustavianska Larosalen den
15 April 1857, p.v.t.f.m. Uppsala (C. A. Leffler) 1857. Oct. (Anteckn. suamp. geogr.
utbred.)
888
FRIES, TH. M.
Publ.: 15 Apr 1857, p. [i], [1]-22. Copy: Stevenson.
French translation (by W. Nylander): Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 4. 15: 9-35. 1861.
English translation (by I. T. Arlidge): Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. ser. 3. 9: 269-288. 1862.
Ref.: KR p. 216 (no. 1).
Anon., Flora 40: 608. 14. Oct 1857.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 16: 43-44. 29 Jan 1858.
Fries, Klas Robert Elias (1876-1966), Swedish botanist, son of Theodor Magnus Fries,
grandson of Elias Magnus Fries. (R. E. Fr.)
HERBARIUM and Types: Mainly at UPS and S, duplicates B, BR, CORD, G, K, US.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 11; BL 1: 40, 50, 233; BM 2: 625, 6: 3473
Bossert p. 134; GR p. 489; KR p. 216-220; LS 9354-9358; Zander ed. 10, p. 661.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 39. 1903, 3(3): 13, pl. rrr. 1905 (portr.)
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 197. 1937.
White, The Stapelieae 1: 137. 1937.
Chardon, Darwiniana 7: 497-503. 1947 (bibl., portr.)
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 159. 1949.
Anon., Sv. bot. Tidskr. 51(1): opp. 1. 1951 (portr.)
Anon., Taxon 2: 35. 1953.
Hedberg, AETFAT Bull. 17: 12-13. 1966.
Peterson, Taxon 15(3): 128. 1966.
Anon., Sv. Dagbladet 30 Jan 1966.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. London (Bot.) 178(1): 89. 1967.
Buchwald, Friesia 9: 348-354. 1970.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2., Annonaceae, 17a [2]: [1]-
[171], figs. 1-40. 1959.
EPONYMY: Robertomyces Starback (1905, also dedicated to Oscar Robert Fries (1840-
1908), Swedish mycologist, son of Elias Magnus Fries).
Fries, Thore Christian Elias (1886-1930), Swedish botanist, son of Theodor Magnus
Fries, grandson of Elias Magnus Fries. (7. C. E. Fr.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LD.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 358.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 11; BL 1: 40, 2: 532; KR p. 228-229; LS
suppl. 8963-8973.
Sylvén, Bot. Not. 1931: 139-142.
Nordhagen, Naturen 55: 129-135. 1931 (portr.)
Du Rietz, Sv. Bot. Tidskr. 25: 442-451. 1951.
Kleppa, Norsk bot. bibl. 1814-1964. 322 [index]. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2: Annonaceae, vol. 17a(2) Jun-
Jul 1959.
Fries, Theodor [‘Thore] Magnus (1832-1913), Swedish botanist, son of Elias Magnus
Fries. (Th. Fr.)
HERBARIUM and types: UPS. — Exsiccatae:
1. Lichenes exsiccati Sueciae (fasc. xii, nos. 331-360. Uppsala 1852), sets at FH, G, LD, PC,
S. [fasc. i-iv, vii-ix, xii by E. M. Fries, v-vi, x, xiv by C. Stenhammar].
2. Lichenes scandinaviae rariores et critici exsiccati (fasc. i-ili, nos. 1-75, Uppsala 1859-1865),
sets at B, BM, CN, FH, G, GB, DUKE, L, LD; MSTR, NY, O, PC, S, W.
3. Plantae vasculares insularum spetsbergensium hactenus lectae (113 nos.), Plantae vasculares in
insula “‘Beeren Eiland” repertae (38 nos.) (Uppsala 1871), sets at B, C, CGI, FI, GB,
LE, LY, LZ, 8S, UPS, W.
889
FRIES, TH. M.
Ref.: GR p. 475; 1H 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 210; KR p. 228 (nos. 126, 127, 128).
Anon., Flora 42: 287-288, 524-525, 608. 1859; 44: 13-34, 480. 1861.
Lynge, Medd. om Gronland 118(8). 1937.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 126-127. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 11; BL 2: 457, 509, 543; BM 2: 625, 6: 348;
Bossert p. 134; CSP 2: 727, 7: 715, 9: 933, 15: 139; DTS 1: 74; GR p. 475; Jackson
p. 548 [index]; KR p. 220-228; LS 9308-9348, 33446-33447; MW p. 129; PR 3115-
3119, 10562; SO [index] p. 22; TR 406-409; Zander ed. 10, p. 661.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Lit. Lichenologie 2: 379-396. 1869.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 39, pl. 4. 1903 (portr.), 3(3): 13, 207, pl. 104. 1905
(portr.)
Dorfler, Botaniker-Portrats 2: 12. 1906 (portr.)
Lloyd, Mycol. Notes 32: 418-419. 1909 (portr.)
Bay, Ind. Flora 26-100: 11-12. 1910.
Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 125: 55-58. 1913.
Juhlin-Dannfelt, Landtbr.-ak. Handl. o Tidskr. 51: 169-171. 1913 (portr.) (n.v.;
fide KR).
Holmboe, Naturen 37: 99-101. 1913 (portr.)
Hemmendorff, Sv. bot. Tidskr. 8: 109-146. 1914 (bibl. by Hulth, portr.)
Lindman, K. Vetenskapsakademiens Arsbok 12: 353-396. 1914 (portr., bibl.)
Sernander, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 32: (73)-(86). 1915.
Sernander, Sv. Linné Salsk. Arsskt. 15: 1-6. 1932 (portr.)
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxxxix. 1948.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 212. 1971.
Kleppa, Norsk bot. bibl. 1814-1964. 322 [index]. 1973.
FESTSCHRIFT: Sv. bot. Tidskr. 6(3), 1912, commemorating his 80th birthday.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Fries, cf. supra, sub E. M. Fries.
1898. De Stereocaulis et Pilophoris commentatio quam venia ampl. Facult. philos. Upsal.
pro gradu philosophico p.p. Theodorus Magnus Fries ... in audit. botan. a.d. xiii Kal.
Jun mdccclvii h.a.m.s. Uppsala (Wahlstrom & C.) [1857]. Oct. (Stereoc. Philoph. comm.)
Publ.: *13 Kal. Jun 1857,” p. [i], [1]-42. Copy: NY. 7
Ref.: KR p. 221 (no. 15).
Nylander, Bot. Not. 1857: 165-167, Flora 40: 535-538. 1857 (see also 40: 745-751).
Fries, Bot. Not. 1857: 164, 167-174.
Nylander, Flora 41: 115-117. 1858.
Fries, Flora 41: 515-518. 1858.
Nylander, Flora 42: 215-218. 1859.
1899. Monographia Stereocaulorum et Pilophororum auctore Theodore Magno Fries.
Uppsala (C. A. Leffler) 1858. Qu. (Monogr. Stereoc. Piloph.)
Publ.: 1858 (Flora rd. Nov-Dec 1858), p. [1]-76, pl. 7-10. Copies: MO, NY (pl. 7-9). -
Reprinted from Nova Acta Soc. Sci. Upsal. ser. 3. 2(1): 307-380. 1855-1858[ 1858].
Ref.: KR 221 (no. 16).
1g00. Lichenes arctoi Europae Groenlandiaeque hactenus cogniti. Uppsala (C. A. Leffler)
1860. Qu. (Lich. arct.)
Publ.: Mai-Dec 1860, p. [1]-298. Copy: Stevenson. — Preprinted from Nova Acta Reg.
Soc. Sci. Ups. ser. 3. 3: 103-398. 1861; pref. kalend. Apr. 1860. — For a supplement
see Norman (1868).
Ref.: BM 2: 625; CSP 2: 727; Jackson p. 332; KR p. 222 (no. 27); PR 3117.
Nylander, Flora 44: 369-372. 1861.
Th. Fries, Flora 44: 449-456. 1861.
Nylander, Flora 44: 529-533. 1861.
Th. Fries, Flora 44: 631-637. 1861.
Nylander, Flora 45: 27-30. 1862.
Norman, Trondhj. Vid. Selsk. Skr. 5: 335-378. 1868.
890
FRITSCH, F. E.
1go1. Genera heterolichenum europaea recognita dissertatio academica quam ampl. Facult.
Philos. Upsal. p.p. Theodorus Magnus Fries ... in Audit. Phil. Sup. pridie kal. febr.
mdccclxi. H.A.M.S. Uppsala (Edquist et Soc.) [1861]. Oct. (Gen. heterolich. eur.)
Thesis issue: 24 Jan 1861 (see Flora 1861: 410; t.p., Flora 28 Feb 1861), [i*], [1]-ii,
[1]-116. — The special thesis t.p. is actually p. i of the cover.
Trade issue: Feb 1861, Genera ... recognita auctore Theodoro Magno Fries ...
Uppsala 1861, p. [i*], [i]-ii, [1]-116. Copies: G, HH, L, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: Gao ipacied p. 160; KR p. 222 (Ge. 28); PR 3118.
Nylander, Flora 44: 132-134. 1861.
Fries, Flora 44: 433-435. 1861.
Walmstedt, Not. Soc. Fauna Fl. Tenn. 6: 212-220. 1861.
Fries, Genmale med anledning ... Uppsala 1862, Oct.
Nylander, Flora 45: 337-343. 1862.
Fries, Flora 45: 572-573. 1862.
1902. Lichenographia scandinavica sive dispositio lichenum in Dania, Suecia, Norvegia,
Fennia, Lapponia rossica hactenus collectorum. Pars prima [secunda]. Uppsala (Ed.
Berling) 1871 [1874]. Oct. + (Lichenogr. scand.)
Pars 1: Apr-Jun 1871 (p. iv: 1 Apr; Bot. Zeit. 14 Jul 1871; Hedwigia Oct 1871, Flora
29 Jul 1871), p. [i], [i]-iv, [1, err.], [1]-324. Copies: MICH, MO, NY.
Pars 2: Oct-Nov 1874 (rd. Flora 11-21 Dec 1874; J. Bot. Dec 1874), p. 325-639, [640-
641, err.]. — Copies: MICH, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 625; KR p. 224 (no. 59); IDC 6222.
Miller, Flora 55: 87-93, 104-110. 1872.
Olivier, Tableaux analytiques et dichotomiques de tous les genres et espéces ..
Autheuil 1881 (index), p. [1]-40. — Copy: MO.
Lindau, Index nominum receptorum et synonymorum Lichenographiae scandina-
vicae Friesianae, Ann. Mycol. 6: 230-267. 1908.
1903. Polyblastiae scandinavicae. Descripsit Th. M. Fries. Reg. Societatis Scientiarum
Upsaliensi traditum die xix Jul. mdccclxxvii. Uppsala (Ed. Berling) 1877. Qu. (Polyblast.
scand.)
Publ.: Aug-Dec 1877, p. [i], [1]-27, [28]. — Ups. Soc. Sci. Nova Acta ser. 3 vol. extra
ord. edit.
Ref.: KR p. 224 (no. 70).
Anon., Hedwigia 18(2): 26-29. 1879.
Fristedt, Robert Fredric [Fredrik] (1832-1893), Swedish pharmacologist and botanist
at Uppsala. (Fristedt).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: UPS. — Exsiccatae: Sveriges pharmaceutiska vdxter (fasc. i-vill, 1863-
1872) sets at GB, S, UPS.
Ref? TH 2:"210, KR ps 231, (no. 13)).
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 24-25. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 12; BL 2: 517; BM 2: 626; CSP 2: 728, 7:
717, 9: 935, 15: 143; GR p. 489; KR p. 230-231; PR 3123.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1893: 85-86.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 40. 1903, 3(3): 13. pl. ror. 1905 (portr.)
Fritsch, Felix Eugen (1879-1954), British algologist. (F. E. Fritsch).
COLLECTIONS OF ALGAE: BM.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 358.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
COLLECTIONS OF ALGAE ILLUSTRATIONS: Windermere Freshwater Biological Association,
England. Available on IDC microfiches (IDC 5211, 5211A).
Ref.: Lund, The Fritsch collection of algae illustrations on microfiche. Zug 1972.
Stafleu, Taxon 22: 308. 1973.
89qI
FRITSCH, F. E.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 12; BM 6: 349; GR p. 398; Langman
p. 294; LS 9349.
Drew, Phycol. Bull. 1(2): 1. 1954.
Lund, Rev. algol. ser. 2. 1: 131. 140. 1955 (bibl.)
Macan, Hydrobiologia 7(1/2): 1-7. 1955 (portr., bibl.)
Van Oye, In memoriam Prof. Dr. Felix Eugen Fritsch [repr. from Jaarb. Vlaamse
Akad. Wet. 1955?] [p. 239-241].
Hofler, Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien 96: 14-15. 1956.
Iyengar, J. Ind. bot. Soc. 35(4): 522-532. 1956 (portr., bibl.)
COMPOSITE WoRKs: West and Fritsch, A treatise on the British fresh water algae, London
ed. 2. 1927 (Bibl. phycol. 3, 1968).
EPONYMY: Fritschiella lyengar (1932).
1904. The structure and reproduction of the algae. Cambridge (University Press) 1935-1945,
2 vols. Oct. (Struct. repr. alg.)
Vol. 1: early 1935 (MO rd. 18 Feb 1935; Nat. Nov. Mai 1935), p. [i]-xvii, [1]-791, 7 pl.
Copies: L, MO, NY.
Vol. 2: early 1945 (tp. 1945; MO rd. 24 Feb 1945), p. [i]-xiv, [1]-939, 2 maps. Copies:
L, MO, NY.
Fritsch, Karl, Jr. (1864-1934), Austrian botanist, professor of botany at Graz. (Fritsch).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: GZU. — Continued Kerner’s Flora exsiccata austr.-hung.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 210.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 447, 5(2): 453, 12(2): 385; Barnhart 2: 12;
BFM 812, 850, 892, 893, 2622-2627; BM 2: 626, 6: 349; Bossert p. 134; CSP 15: 143-
144; DTS 1: 78-79, 6(4): 139; GR p. 448; IF p. 698; Jackson 83, 268, 270; Langman
p- 294; LS 9350-9354, suppl. 8982-8985; MW p. 129; Zander ed. 10, p. 661.
Knoll, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 51: (157)-(184). 1934 (bibl.)
Linsbauer, Almanach Akad. Wiss., Wien 1934 [5 p.]
Kubart, Mitt. naturw. Ver. Steiermark 71: 5-17. 1934 (portr.)
Coker & Barnhart, NAF 2(1): 71. 1937.
COMPOSITE WORKS: EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 1:
(a) Gesneriaceae: TV. 3B: 133-144. Mai 1893; 145-185. 7 Aug 1894; Nachtr. II-IV.
1: 299-300. Nov 1897; 2: 71. 8 Oct 1900.
(b) Columelliaceae: TV. 3B: 186-188. 7 Aug 1894.
(c) Caprifoliaceae: TV. 4: 156-169. Nov 1891; Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 316. 1897; 2: 74.
8 Oct Igo0.
(d) Adoxaceae: TV. 4: 170-171. Nov 1891; Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 316. Dec 1897.
EPONYMY: Carolofritschia Engler (1899); Fritschiantha O. Kuntze (18098).
NOTE: Son of Karl Fritsch Sr. (1812-1879), Austrian botanist.
1905. Excursionsflora fiir Oesterreich (mit Ausschluss von Galizien, Bukowina und Dal-
matien). Mit theilweiser Beniitzung des “‘Botanischen Exkursionsbuches” von G. Lorin-
ser. Wien (Carl Gerold’s Sohn) 1897. Oct. (Excursionsfl. Oesterreich).
Ed. 1: 1897 (preface 2 Mar 1897), p. [i*-iii*], [1]-Ixxii, [1]-664. Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: Wien (id.) 1909, Oct. (p. v: Apr 1909), p. [i*-i11*], [i]-Ixxx, [1]-725. Copies: M,
NY, U. - “‘Zweite, neu durchgearbeitete Auflage.”
Ed. 3: “Oesterreich und die ehemals dsterreichischen Nachbargebiete ... Dritte, um-
gearbeitete Auflage.’? Wien, Leipzig (id.) 1922, Oct., p. [i*-iii*], [i]-Ixxx, [1]-824.
Copy: M.
Ed. 3, fascimile ed.: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1973. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 6: 349; DTS 1: 79.
Stafleu, Taxon 22(4): 493-4094. 1973.
892
FROMENTEL
Frivaldszky von Frivald, Emerich (Imre) (1799-1870), Hungarian botanist. (Friv.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BP. — Duplicates in B, BERN, BM, C, KIEL, LE, LY, MO, NY,
OXF, W (e.g. Plantarum exsiccatarum europaea-turcicarum).
ICA We beys eriii
Anon., Flora 47: 285. 1864, Bot. Zeit. 22: 72. 1864.
Candolle, Phytographie 413. 1880.
D’Arcy, Missouri Bot. Gard. Bull. 59(1): 24. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 114, 5(2): 281; Barnhart 2: 13; Kanitz no. 161;
PR 3129.
Skofitz, Oest. bot. Z. 20: 351, 383-384. 1870.
Stanev, Izv. Prir. Mus. Plovdiv 2: 17-30. 1973 (studies by Fr. on the Bulgarian flora).
EPONYMY: Frivaldia Endlicher (1837) ; Frivaldzkia H. G. L. Reichenbach (1841, orth. var.
of Frivaldia).
Froelich, Joseph Aloys von (1766-1841), German physician, ‘‘Medizinalrath” and
botanist at Ellwangen, Wiirttemberg. (Froel.)
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown; sale announced Flora in 1842. Some material at B,
KIEL, M, MW.
WARS Wel Pie OL te
Anon., Flora 25(1) Int. Bl. 12. 14 Feb 1842 (sale).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 359, 12(3): 335; Barnhart 2: 14; BM 2: 628;
CSP 2: 733; DTS 1: 79, 6(4): 140; GR p. 78; MD p. 114; PR 3131.
Anon., Flora 24: 176. 1841.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 27. 1966.
Familler, Denkschr. Bayer. Bot. Ges. 11: 12. 1913.
COMPOSITE works: DC, Prodr.: Crepis, 7: 164-172. Apr 1838; Hieractum 7: 199-240. Apr
1838.
EPONYMY: Froelichia Moench (1794); Froelichiella R. E. Fries (1920). Note: Froelichia
M. Vahl (1797) is dedicated to Friedrich Heinrich Wilhelm Frélich (1769-1845),
Danish botanist.
1906. De Gentiana dissertatio quam summi numinis auspiciis ex decreto gratiosae facul-
tatis medicae in Academia regia Friderico-Alexandrina pro gradu doctoris summisque
in utraque medicina honoribus legitime obtinendis publico eruditorum examini
subjicit Josephus Aloysius Froelich ... d. januar. mdcclxxxxvi. Erlangen (Typis
Kunstmannianis) [1796]. Oct. (Gentiana)
Thesis: Jan 1796 (p. iv: 30 Dec 1795), p. [i, t-p. of thesis], [i-iv], [1]-141, [142, add.],
1 col. copper engr. J. Sturm. Copy: NY.
Trade ed.: Erlangen (W. Walther) 1796, publ. Jan-Apr 1796, (p. vi: 30 Dec 1795),
[i-vi], [1]-141, [142, add.], 1 col. copper engr. J. Sturm. Copies: G, M. — “De Gentiana
libellus sistens specierum cognitarum descriptionibus cum observationibus.”
Ref.: BM 2: 628; DTS 1: 79; PR 3131, PR ed. 1: 3420.
Fromentel, Louis Edouard Gourdan de (1824-x), French zoologist. (Fromentel).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 628; CSP 2: 734, 7: 721, 12: 286, 577; Quen-
stedt p. 150.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 152. 1969.
1907. Etudes sur les microzoaires ou infusoires proprement dits comprenant de nouvelles
recherches sur leur organisation, leur classification et la description des espéces nouvelles
893
FROMENTEL
ou peu connues ... Planches et notes descriptives des espéces par Mme. J. Jobard-
Muteau. Paris (G. Masson) 1874[-1876]. Qu. (Etud. microzoaires).
Publ.: In three parts, 1874-1876; p. [i]-vuli, [1]-364, pl. 1-30. Copy: PCOS. — The 30
coloured plates are lithographs of drawings by Mme J. Jobard-Muteau. Contents of
parts unknown.
Ref.: BM 2: 628; PR (zool.) 1453.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 152. 1969.
Frye, Theodore Christian (1869-1962), American cryptogamist. (Frye).
HERBARIUM and Types: WTU. — Exsiccatae: Moss exsiccati (nos. 1-60, Seattle, Washing-
ton, 1942), set at NY.
Refa Vey 1i(Ed16))358; 2220.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 202. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 15; Bossert p. 135; NY corr. p. 175;
LS 33470.
Anon., Science 136: 249. 1962.
Howard, Bryologist 66: 124-136. 1963 (portr., bibl.)
Clark, Rev. bryol. lichénol. 33: 291-293. 1964 (portr., bibl.)
Fryer, Alfred (1826-1912), British botanist. (Fryer).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: BM and K. — Fryer’s herbarium is at MANCH, G and BM
(Potamogeton): Bennett’s collection of British Potamogetons is at BM, his foreign
collections of the genus are at K. The remainder of his herbarium went to his friend
Salmon.
Ref.: 1H. 2: 212. 1957.
Rendle a), Bot; 67:/221.41920;
Kent, Brit. herbaria 42, 55. 1957.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 168. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 15; BB p. 117; Bossert p. 135; BM 2: 629,
6: 35; CSP 2: 737, 15: 158, 176; NI 657.
Babington, Memorials 472. 1897.
Evans and Britten, J. Bot. 50: 105-110. 1912 (portr.)
Bennett, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1911-12: 46-47. 1912.
Gilbert, Ann. Rep. Huntingdon. Fauna Flora Soc. 24: 12-13. 1972 (fide Kew Record).
1908. The Potamogetons (Pond Weeds) of the British Isles with descriptions of all the species,
varieties and hybrids. London (L. Reeve & Co.) [1898-]1915. Qu. (Potamoget. Brit.)
Co-authors: Arthur Bennett (1843-1929); A. H. Evans.
parts pages plates dates parts pages plates dates
1-6 = [1]-36 1-24 1898 10-12 57-76 37-49 Mar 1913
7-9 37-56 25-36 «1900 =13-15 77-91, [92, err.], 50-60 Mar 1915
[92-93, ind.],
[i]-x, Lt, keys]
The chromolithographs are of drawings by E. C. Knight, Robert Morgan (1863-1900),
Matilda Smith (1854-1926). — Parts 1-12 by Fryer, 13-15 “‘continued from Mr Fryer’s
works by A. H. Evans ... and concluded by Arthur Bennett.’’ Copies: HH, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 629, 6: 350; GF p. 57; NI 657.
Anon., The Athenaeum 1915: 430.
Fuchs, Leonhard (1501-1566), German physician and botanist, professor of medicine
at Tubingen, one of the German ‘“‘fathers of botany.” (Fuchs).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: None. — The woodcuts of the later octavo editions of the Kreiiter-
894.
FUCHS
buch were used for a number of later herbals e.g.: Herbarium ac stirpium historia
(Paris 1549), Historia de la yerbas, y plantes, sacada de Dioskoride Anazarbeo ...
(Antwerpen 1557), Dodoens De frugum historia (Antwerpen 1552).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 680; Barnhart 2: 15; BM 2: 629-630; Bossert
p- 135; GR p. 78; HU 1: 480; Jackson p. 25, 32; NI 658-673; Plesch p. 231-233;
PR 3137-3143.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 309-317. 1857.
Roth, Beih. Bot. Centralbl. 3: 161-191. 1898.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 126. 1903, 3(3): 124, pl. 8. 1905 (portr.)
Greene, Landmarks 192-219. 1909.
Neumann, Ann. Rep. Smithsonian Inst. 1917: 635-647. 1919.
Stiibler, Leonhart Fuchs, Miinchen 1928, viii, 135 p. (Miinchener Beitr. Gesch. Lit.
Naturw. Med. 13/14: 165-298. 1928).
Marzell, Leonhard Fuchs und sein New Kreiiterbuch (1543) in facsimile edition, Leip-
zig 1938.
Blunt, The art of botanical illustration 48-55, 298. 1950.
Marzell, Kosmos, Stuttgart, 62: 177-179. 1966.
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 25-29, 310. 1973.
Smit, History of the life sciences 932-933, 1048. 1974.
Dobat und Magdefrau, 300 Jahre Botanik in Tiibingen, Attempto 55/56: 10-11. 1975-
EPONYMy (genera) : Fuchsia Linnaeus (1753); Schufia Spach (1835, anagram) ; (journals) :
Fuchsia ou recueil d’observations de botanique, d’agriculture, d’horticulture et de
zoologie, 1 Vol., 1849 (n.v.) ; Fuchsia Annual (British Fuchsia Society), Reading, England,
Vol. 1-x, 1938-x.
NoTE: For an extensive biography and bibliography see Stibler (1929). The biblio-
graphical references are to numbered entries on p. 279-293.
1909. De historia stirpium commentarti insignes, maximis impensis et vigiliis elaborati,
adjectis earundem vivis plusquam quingentis imaginibus, nunquam antea ad naturae
imitationem artificiosius effictis & expressis. Basel (Isingrin) 1542. Fol. (Hist. stirp.)
Pubi.: 1542. — [28], 896, [4] p., 509 full page woodcuts of plants, three portraits in
woodcut, portr. Fuchs. Stiibler reproduces three drawings intended for the con-
tinuation of the Historia stirpium. See Ganzinger for the manuscript (at Vienna) of a
new edition with 1525 figures. - Modern nomenclature: Sprague and Nelmes 1931.
Some of Fuchs’ illustrations are the historical types of Linnaean taxa (vide C. Bauhin).
Original coloured copies are rare (e.g. the former Plesch copy).
Ref.: BM 2: 629; HE p. 23; HU 48; Jackson p. 25; Langman p. 295; LS 9380; NI 658;
Plesch p. 231-232; PR 3138; SA 2: 560; Stiibler 37.
Meyer, Gesch. Bot. 4: 309-317. 1857.
Greene, Landmarks of botanical history 192-199. 1909.
Choate, Torreya 17: 186-201. 1917.
Sprague and Nelmes, J. Linn. Soc. London Bot. 48: 545-642. 1931.
Ganzinger, Siidhoff’s Arch. Gesch. Med. 43: 213-224. 1959.
Stearn, in Buckman, Bibliography and natural history 3-4. 1967.
Guédes, J. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 7(1): 81-85. 1974 (on a variant titlepage).
Stettler, Calif. hort. J. 35(2): 70-71. 1974 (portr.)
Sotheby: Cat. Stiftung Bot. 224-225. 1975 (Plesch copy, sold at £ 6,800).
1g10. New Kreiiterbuch in welchen nit allein die gantz Histori das ist Namen Gestalt
Statt und Zeit der Wachsung Naturkraft und Wiirckung des meysten theyls der Kreiiter
so in Teutschen und andern Landen wachsen ... Basel 1543. Fol. (New Kreiiterb.)
Publ.: 1543 — For commentaries and references see above. For all subsequent editions
see Stiibler p. 128-133.
Facsimile editions: Leipzig 1938, Miinchen 1964 (reduced size).
Ref.: BM 2: 629; Jackson p. 25; NI 659; PR 3139; Stibler 38.
Marzell, Leonhart Fuchs und sein Kreiiterbuch (1543) in facsimile edition, Leipzig
1938.
895
FUCKEL
Fuckel, Karl Wilhelm Gottlieb Leopold (1821-1876), German mycologist. (Fuckel).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Fuckel’s herbarium is at G; his exsiccatae are in numerous
herbaria. Fungi rhenani exsiccati (nos. 1-2700, 1863-1874) (diagnoses often reprinted in
Hedwigia), complete sets at FH and G.
Wape Walie (ask (6)\S oie, Be eee
Jaczewski, Bull. Herb. Boissier 2: 438. (ue
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 213. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 596; Barnhart 2: 16; BM 2: 630; CSP 2: 729,
6: 663, 7: 726, 9: 947; DTS 1: 80; Frank 3(Anh.): 33; Jackson p. 164, 225, 307;
LS 9381-9396; PR 3147-3150.
Kirschbaum, Jb. Nassau Ver. Naturk. 29/30: 432-433. 1877.
Blum, Ber. Senckenb. naturf. Ges., Abh. 1901: 12-13.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1064. 1940.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 159. 1949.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 212-213. 1971.
EPONYMY: Fuckelia Bonorden (1864); Fuckelia Nitschke ex Fuckel (1870); Fuckelina
O. Kuntze (1891); Fuckelina P. A. Saccardo (1875).
1g11. Nassaus Flora. Ein Taschenbuch zum Gebrauche bei botanischen Excursionen in
die vaterlandische Pflanzenwelt ... Phanerogamen. Mit einer geognostischen Karte
und elf analytischen Tafeln. Wiesbaden (Kreidel und Niedner) 1856. Oct. (Nassaus FI.)
Publ.: Mar-Mai 1856 (p. x: 11 Mar 1856; Bot. Zeit. rev. 20 Jun 1856; rd. Flora 7 Jul
1856), p. [i]-lxiv, [1]-384, [1-11], pl. z-zz, uncol. liths. by Fuckel, map. Copies: HH, NY.
Ref.: PR 3147, 3149.
1912. Symbolae mycologicae. Beitrage zur Kenntniss der rheinischen Pilze. Wiesbaden
(Julius Niedner) 1869-1870. Oct. — Facsimile edition Lehre (J. Cramer) 1966. (Symb.
mycol.)
Publ.: Reprinted from the Jahrbiicher des Nassauischen Vereins fiir Naturkunde 23-24: 1-459.
pl. 1-6 1869-1870, published in 1870 after 18 Feb. and before 25 Nov.
Ref.: BM 2: 630; DTS 1: 80; Jackson p. 307; PR 3150, 10563; IDC 6269.
De Bary, Bot. Zeit. 28: aa -759. 25 Nov 1870.
Rogers, Mycologia 46: 533-534. 1954.
1913. Symbolae mycologicae. Erster [-Dritter] Nachtrag. Wiesbaden (Julius Niedner) 1871-
1875. Oct. Facsimile edition Lehre (J. Cramer) 1966. (Symb. mycol. Nachtr.)
Publ.: Reprinted from the Jahrbiicher des Nassauischen Vereins fiir Naturkunde as follows:
Erster Nachtrag, in vol. 25-26: 287-346. 1871-1872, published 1871 before 25 Aug (Bot.
Zeit.; Flora 7 Oct 1871).
Kweiter Nachtrag, in vol. 27-28: 1-99. 1873-1874, separately published before 21 Jun 1873
(as a preprint).
Dritter Nachtrag, in vol. 29-30: 1-39. 1876-1877, published before 20 Nov 1875.
Ref.: BM 2: 630; DTS 1: 80; Jackson p. 164, 307; PR 10563.
Rogers, Mycologia 46: 533-534. 1954.
Fiinfstiick, Leberecht Moritz (1856-1925), German botanist, professor at the Stutt-
gart Technological Institute. (Fiinfstiick).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Lichens at B.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 16; BM 2: 630; CSP 12: 257, 15: 164;
DTS 1: 80, 4: xliv; GR p. 79; LS 9400-9407; NI 673n, 673na, 673nb.
Lakon, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 43: (39)-(44). 1925 (bibl., portr.)
Lakon, Bot. Arch. 15: 1-4. 1926 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE Works: (1) EP, Die natiirliche Pflanzenfamilien ed. 1: Lichenes (allg.) 1(1): 1-48.
Nov 1808.
896
FURNROHR
(2) EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2: Lichenes (general), 8: [1]-60, figs. 1-31. Mai-
Jun 1924.
Fiirnrohr, August Emanuel (1804-1861), German botanist, editor of Flora 1830-1861
(1830-1842 with Hoppe). (Fiirnr.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: In the herbarium of the Regensburger Botanische Gesellschaft.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(1): 229; Barnhart 2: 16; BM 2: 630-631; CSP 2:
741; DTS 1: 80; GR p. 79; Langman p. 330; LS 9409-9410; MD p. 120; PR 3151, (ed.
1): 3438-3441.
Singer, Flora 44: 289-297. 1861.
Martius, Akad. Denkreden 448-450. 1866.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natur. Mosc. 59(1): 296. 1884.
Bay, Index Flora 26-100: 12. 1910.
EPONYMY: Fuernrohria K. H. E. Koch (1842).
‘NOTE: In his Naturhistorische Topographie von Regensburg 1: 58 (1838) Firnrohr describes
himself as ‘“Docent der Naturgeschichte am Lyceum und Lehrer der Chemie, Tech-
nologie und Naturgeschichte an der Kreis-Landwirthschafts- und Gewerbsschule.” In
1830 Firnrohr had returned to Regensburg to become provisor of the Gladbach
pharmacy. This pharmacy played an important role in bringing together Regensburg
botanists and both the 18th and the 19th century periods of Regensburg botanical
activity emanated from this centre.
1914. Versuch einer naheren Beleuchtung der Disposition methodique des espéces de
mousses par G. A. Walker-Arnott, ... Flora 10(2) (Beil. 1): 22-86. 1827.
Publ.: p. 1-80, Jul-Sep 1827; p. 81-86, Sep-Dec 1827 (inf. J. Leussink).
1915. Naturhistorische Topographie von Regensburg. In Verbindung mit Forster, Herrich-
Schaffer, Koch, v. Schmoger und v. Voith bearbeitet von Dr. A. E. Firnrohr ...
Regensburg (G. J. Manz) 1838-1840, 3 vols. Oct. (Naturhist. Topogr. Regensburg).
Band 1: 5 Nov 1838 (date of receipt by Regensburg Society, Flora 21: 774. 28 Dec
1838), front., p. [i]-xiv, [1]-303, canc. 191. Copy: Prov. Bibl. Friesland.
Band 2: 5 Nov 1839 (id.), p. [i]-xxxv, ‘xxxi’ [= xxxvi], ‘xxx’ [= xxxvii], [1]-274,
3 tabl. Copies: id.. HH. — Second t.p.: “‘Flora ratisbonensis oder Uebersicht der um
Regensburg wildwachsenden Gewachse.” (See PR 3151).
Band 3: Jul-Nov 1840 (Flora 28 Dec 1840), p. [ii]-xvi, [1]-478. Copy: id.
Nachtrdge und Berichtigungen (to Flora Ratisbonensis) (fide PR): In einem Gratulations-
programm zur Hoppe’schen Doctorjubelfeier, 5 Mai 1845. Regensburg 1845, p.
21-31.
Volume I contains, on p. 67-176, a Geschichte der botanischen Forschungen in Regensburg
with a detailed account of the early years of the Regensburg Botanical Society (1789-
1840).
Ref.: BM 2: 631; LS 9410.
Fiirnrohr, Heinrich (1841/2-1918), German physician and botanist at Regensburg,
son of A. E. Furnrohr. (H. Fiirnr.)
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(1): 229; Barnhart 2: 16.
Degen, Mag. bot. Lap. 17: 116. 1918.
Wittmack, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 36: 234. 1918.
1916. Exkursions-Flora von Regensburg. Zusammenstellung der notwendigen Unter-
scheidungs-Merkmale sammtlicher in der Umgebung von Regensburg wildwachsenden
Gefasspflanzen mit allgemeiner Bezeichnung der Standorte etc. ... Neue, mit einem
Anhange ‘“‘Bestimmungs-Tabellen der Familien und Gattungen der Regensburger
897
FURNROHR
Flora nach dem Linnéschen System” vermehrte Ausgabe. Regensburg (Herm. Bauhof)
1896. Oct. (Excursionsfl. Regensburg).
Publ.: Jun-Jul 1896 (p. vu: 20 Mar 1892; Nat. Nov. Jul 1896), p. [iJ-xii, [1]-170,
Bestimmungstabellen: [1]-18. Copy: B. — The ‘neue ... Ausgabe” refers to his
father’s Flora ratisbonensis (see above).
Fuhlrott, Johann Carl (1804-1877), German botanist and high-school teacher at
Elberfeld who discovered Homo neanderthalensis. (Fuhlrott).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 17; BM 2: 631; CSP 2: 739, 7: 726, 15: 166;
PR 3152-3154; Quenstedt p. 151 (various bibl. refs.)
Anon., Jahresber. Nat. Ver. Elberfeld 5: xxx-xxxvi. 1878 (portr.)
1917. Jussieu’s und De Candolle’s natiirliche Pflanzen-Systeme, nach ihren Grundsatzen
entwickelt und mit den Pflanzenfamilien von Agardh, Batsch und Linné, so wie mit
dem Linné’schen Sexual-System verglichen. Fiir Vorlesungen und zum Selbstunter-
richt, ... Mit einem Vorrede von Dr. C. G. Nees von Esenbeck. Bonn (Eduard Weber)
1829. Oct. (Juss. @ DC. Pfl.-Syst.)
Publ.: late 1828 (p. vi: 6 Apr 1828; Flora 11(2) Beil. 10 Dec 1828: “‘so eben erschienen’’),
p- [iJ-vi, [vii-viii], [1]-242, 1 tabl. Copies: NY.
Ref.: BH, BM 2: 631; PR 3152.
Anon., Allg. Lit. Zeit. 192: 253-255. 1830.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 1: 81-93. 1831.
Funck, Heinrich Christian (1771-1839), German apothecary and cryptogamist at
Gefrees. (Funck).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Original moss herbarium at M (rd. 1849 with Zuccarini herb.). —
See below for his series of exsiccatae. — In his letter of 11 Nov 1835 to Nees, Funck
mentions that he is making a special herbarium for M and that he is re-arranging the
existing Miinchen cryptogamic collections which had been sent to him at Gefrees.
Hawksworth mentions fungi at B, Lindemann a cryptogamic herbarium at IBF.
Ref.: 1H 2: 212.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natur. Moscou 59(1): 296. 1884.
Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 182. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 8: 196-197; AG 3: 53; Barnhart 2: 19; BM 2: 631;
CSP 2: 740, 6: 665, 7: 726; DTS 6(4): 17-19. 1904; LS 9429-9431; MD 114-120;
PR 3157-3158; Saccardo 1: 76.
Cohn, Cryptogamen-Flora von Schlesien 1: 31. 1876.
Schmidt, Flora 62: 97-103. 1879 (“‘Christian Heinrich’).
Oltmanns, Arch. Ver. Freunde Naturgesch. Mecklenburg 47: 124. 1894.
Grummann, Decheniana 119(1/2): 131-140. 1968.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Sturm, Deuéschlands Flora, Abth. II, Hft 17, 25 Apr 1819.
EPoNyMY: Funckia Dumortier (1829, orth. var.); Funckia Willdenow (1808); Funkia
K. P. J. Sprengel (1817).
Note: Funkiella Schlechter (1920) is dedicated to N. Funk, collector of orchids.
HANDWRITING: Decheniana 119(1/2): 135. 1968.
1918. Deutschlands Moose. Ein Taschenherbarium zum Gebrauch auf botanischen
Excursionen. Baireuth 1820. Qu. (Deutschl. Moose).
Publ.: Nov 1820. Copy: FH (374 spec.) — Consists of 72 p. of printed text and 60 leaves
with 422 rectangles for the specimens. Sets were issued with various numbers of
specimens although it seems that originally Funck tried to deliver complete sets (see his
letter to Nees of 24, Nov 1820. On that date he had already distributed several sets (in
898
FUNCK
Grummann 1968) ). Flora mentions it as ‘“‘so eben erschienen”’ on 21 Dec 1820 (3: 750)
(see Sayre). Grummann mentions in addition to this issue with specimens another
issue of the book with lithographed plates.
Ref.: BM 2: 631; MD p. 118-119; PR 3157; SY p. 63.
Anon., Flora 6: 273-281, 289-297. 1823.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 299. 1916.
Grummann, Decheniana 119(1/2): 134 [note]. 1968.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 202-203. 1971.
1919. Kryptogamische Gewdchse (besonders) des Fichtelgebirg’s. Leipzig 1801-1838, 42 Hefte
of exsiccatae, text. Qu. (A7ypt. Gew. Fichtelgeb.)
Heft pages specimens t.p. date dates
T(ed.)1) 1-4. 1-25 1801 Feb 1800, reissued 1801
2(ed. 1) 1-4 26-50 1801 ante Oct 1801
3 (ed. 1) 1-4. 51-75 1802 Jan-Apr 1802
4 (ed. 1) 1-4. 76-100 1804. ante 30 Jun 1805
5 (ed. 1) 1-4 IOI-125 1805 ante 20 Apr 1806
1-5 (ed. 2) 1-4 1-125 1806 20 Apr 1806
6 1-4 126-145 1806 20 Apr 1806
7 I-4 146-165 1806 ante 20 Mar 1807
8 1-4. 166-185 1807 ante 20 Mar 1807
Q-II 1-4 186-245 1807, 1808 1 Mai 1808
12-14. 1-4 246-305 1808, 1809 16 Apr 1809
15 I-4 306-325 1809 6 Mai 1810
16 1-4 326-345 1810 6 Mai 1810
17 1-4 346-365 1810 Jul-Dec 1810
18 1-4. 366-385 1811 Mai-Jun 1811
19 I-4. 386-405 1812 24 Apr 1814
20 1-4 406-425 1814 g Apr 1815
21 1-4 426-445 1815 ante 1 Nov 1815
22 1-4 446-465 1815 28 Apr 1816
23 1-4 466-485 1816 20 Apr 1817
24. 1-4 486-505 1817 5 Mar 1818
25 1-4 506-525 1818 7 Mai 1818
26 1-4 526-545 1819 1 Apr 1819
27 1-4 546-565 1819 16 Apr 1820
28 1-4 566-585 1822 Feb-Mai 1822
29 1-6 586-605 1823 Jan-Jun 1823
30 1-6 606-625 1824 Jan-Jul 1824
31 1-6 626-645 1825 Jan-Jun 1825
32 1-6 646-665 1826 ante 14 Oct 1826
33 1-6 666-685 1827 Jul-Aug 1827
34 1-6 686-705 1828 Jul-Dec 1828
35 1-6 706-725 1829 ante 21 Dec 1829
36 1-6 726-745 1831 Jan-Apr 1831
37 1-6 740-765 1832 Jan 1833
38 1-6 766-785 1835 Feb-Jun 1835
39 1-6 786-805 1836 Apr 1836
40 1-6 806-825 1837 Mar 1837
41 1-6 826-845 1838 Spring 1838
4.2 1-6 846-865 1838 Spring 1838
For a complete collation and description see Margadant (MD). A complete series of
47 fascicles is at KIEL, another one was at B; a third nearly complete set (3 nos missing)
is at FH. Incomplete sets are in many herbaria (see IH); some of these, however, even
if listed without further details, may also be complete. — The first five Hefte were reissued
with some changes in 1806. The letters published by Grummann and some notices in
Flora provide additional information.
899
FUNCK
Funck was assisted in collecting and preparing the specimens by his friend Valentin
Rausch (1807-1887).
Heft 1 was published at Hof.
Ref.: BM 2: 631; Jackson p. 301; LS 9429; MD pp. 114-118, 239; PR 3158; SY p. 71-73.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1065. 1940.
Grummann, Decheniana 119: 131-140. 1968.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 25. 1969.
Fuss, Johann Mihaly (Michael) (1814-1883), Transsylvanian botanist, originally
teacher at Hermannsitadt, later preacher at Giresau, then at Gross-Scheuern. (Fuss).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. Exsiccatae: Herbarium normale transsiluanicum (six sets
issued, cent. 1-xi, nos. I-1100, 1862-1872), set at BP (also at CL, LE and WRSL?). Fuss
also contributed to the Flora exsiccata austro-hungarica.
Ref.: Wa 221903"
Candolle, Phytographie 414. 1880.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 27. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 279, 5(2): 648; Barnhart 2: 21; BM 2: 632;
CSP 2: 746, 6: 663, 7: 727; GR p. 650; Kanitz no. 204; LS 9437-9441; PR 3161-3162;
Zander ed. 10, p. 661-662.
Kanitz, Mag. noven. Lap. 7: 81-86. 1883 (bibl.)
Anon., Bot. Not. 1884: 39.
EPONYMY: Fussta Schur (1866).
1920. Flora transsilvaniae excursoria ... munificentia societatis pro illustranda Trans-
silvaniae cognitione ex Excellentissimi D. Archiepiscopi Dr. L. Haynald edidit Societas
naturae curiosorum Transsilvaniae Cibiniensis. Hermannstadt (‘Cibinii’, Sibiu) (‘Typis
Haeredum Georgii de Closius) 1866. Oct. (Fl. transsilv.)
Publ.: 1866 (p. v: pridie cal. Jan 1866, Flora 10 Jul 1867), p. [i*-11*], [i]-v, [1, abbr.],
[1]-864. Copies: M, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 632; Jackson p. 269; PR 3162.
Anon., Flora 50: 318. 1867.
Gaertner, Carl (Karl) Friedrich von (1772-1850), German physician and botanist at
Calw. (C.F. Gaerin.)
HERBARIUM and Types. TUB. — see below, under Joseph Gaertner, for further details. —
Some specimens of cultivated hybrids are also at B.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 358.
A.Z., Bonplandia 8: 168. 1860.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 347. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 8: 382-384; AG 6(2): 889; Barnhart 2: 22; BM 2:
633; Bossert p. 138; Dawson p. 352, CSP 2: 774; HU 2: 612 [index]; LS 9456; NDB 6:
22-23; NI 682; PR 3165-3166.
Anon., Flora 33: 623. 1850, 34: 135-143. 1851, 35: 63-64. 1852.
Anon., Bonplandia 2: 266. 1854.
Georgi-Georgenau, Biogr.-geneal. Blatt. Schwaben, Stuttgart 1879, p. 215-218.
Anon., Genetics 9: ix. 1924 (portr.)
Moebius Gesch. Bot. p. 450 [index] 1947.
Reinohl, Schwab. Lebensbilder 3: 190-198. 1942 (bibl.)
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 290. 1972.
Hoppe, DSB 5: 217-219. 1972 (bibl.)
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 111. 1973.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Gaertner, cf. infra, sub J. Gaertner.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 511-512. 1974.
goo
GAERTNER, C. F.
1921. Supplementum carpologicae seu continuati operis Josephi Gaertner de fructibus et
seminibus plantarum voluminis tertii centuria prima [secunda]. Leipzig (C. F. E.
Richter) 1805-1807. Qu. (Suppl. carp.)
fascicle pars pages plates dates
I I fi-iii], [1]-56 5y Gaevin, r8r-190 24-26 Jun 1805
2 57-128 2 by ¢ IGI-202 Mai 1806
2 2 {i-ili], [129]-256) ©e~": 203-225 1807
Copies: G, MO, NY, U. — The above details are taken from the correspondence between
C. F. Gaertner and A. P. de Candolle, at the Conservatoire botanique, Genéve. Fasc.
1(1) was actually announced as available at the Leipziger Ostermesse of 1805, but from
the letter by C. F. Gaertner dated 26 June 1805 it is clear that this part was not available
before June. Gaertner sent some copies to A. L. de Jussieu on 24 Jun 1805 (letter at P),
the GGA reviewed it on 7 Dec 1805. The text of this part was still written by J. Gaertner.
The second part (pp. 57-128), containing the Rubiaceae and Sapotaceae treated by
C. F. Gaertner, was not yet out on 19 Dec 1805 and is stated to have appeared in Mai
(letter to de Candolle dated 26 Mai 1806). Some copies have a title-page to ‘Fasc.
I pars 1 cum tabulis aeneis X”’ dated 1805. I have seen no title-page to fasc. 1 pars 2.
The general title-page for fasc. 1 is dated 1805, that for fasc. 2, 1807. The IDC micro-
fiche (5926) has the original title pages of parts 1 and 2 of fascicle 1. The title-page to
part 2 reads i.a. “‘centuriae I. Fasc. 2 cum tabulis aeneis XII.” and is indeed dated 1806.
Facsimile edition: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1974, p. [i*-viii*] introductory material
by F. A. Stafleu, rest as original edition. Copy: FAS. — ISBN go0-6123-503-0.
Ref.: BM 2: 633; NI 682, PR 3164, RS p. 84, IDC 425, 5926.
Rickett, NAF 28 B(2): 331. 1945.
1922. Verhandeling ter beantwoording der vraag: “‘Wat leert de ondervinding aan-
gaande het ontstaan van nieuwe soorten of bijsoorten van planten door kunstige bevruchting van
bloemen van de eene met het bloemstof van andere soorten? En welke nieuwe, nuttige
of fraaije plantgewassen kunnen op die wijze worden voortgebracht en vermenigvul-
digd?”? [Haarlem (Wed. A. Loosjes, Pz.) 1838] Oct. (Ontst. nieuwe soort. pl.)
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1838, p. [1]-202 in vol. 24(1): [1]-202. 1838 of Natuurkundige Verhan-
delingen van de Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen te Haarlem (rd. Regensburg
4 Feb 1839). Possibly also reissued separately (n.v.) as Over de Voortteling van bastaard
planten. Haarlem 1838. — For an extended German version see Versuche (1849), below.
1923. Beitrdge zur Kenntniss der Befruchtung der vollkommeneren Gewachse ... Erster
Theil. Versuche und Beobachtungen iiber die Befruchtungsorgane der vollkommeneren
Gewachse, und iiber die natiirliche und kiinstliche Befruchtung durch den eigenen
Pollen. Stuttgart (E. Schweizerbart) 1844. Oct. (Beztr. Kenntn. Befrucht.)
Publ.: 1844, Sep-Nov (p. x: Sep 1844; rd. by Flora in Nov 1844, see 27: 786. 1844,
however, rd. by Bot. Zeit. “‘so eben,”’ shortly before 4 Apr 1845), p. [ii]-x, [2, cont.,
err.], [1]-644. Copies: G, NY, Nijmegen. — Second t.p. (p. [iii]): ““Versuche und
Beobachtungen iiber die Befruchtungsorgane der vollkommeneren Gewachse, und
libery. .. Lollen.::
Ref.: BM 2: 633; Jackson p. 100; PR 3165.
Anon., Flora 27: 786. 1844.
1924. Versuche und Beobachtungen tiber die Bastarderzeugung im Pflanzenreich. Mit Hinweisung
auf die ahnlichen Ers¢heinungen im Thierreiche, ganz umgearbeitete und sehr ver-
mehrte Ausgabe der von der Konig]. holland. Akademie der Wissenschaften gekrénten
Preisschrift. Mit einem Anhang. ... Auf Kosten des Verfassers. Stuttgart (K. F. Hering
& Comp.) 1849. Oct. (Vers. Bastarderz. Pflanzenr.)
Publ.: Apr-Jun 1849 (rd. Regensburg Jul 1849; preface 20 Apr 1849), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-790,
[1]. Copy: U. For the Dutch ‘Preisschrift’ see above.
Partial reprint: Methode der kiinstlichen Bastardbefruchtung der Gewdchse und Namensver-
zeichniss der Pflanzen, mit welchen von dem Verfasser Versuche angestellt wurden
. Besonderer Abdruck aus den Versuchen und Beobachtungen iiber Bastard-
gol
GAERTNER, C. F.
erzeugung im Pflanzenreich. Auf Kosten des Verfassers. Stuttgart (K. F. Hering &
Comp.) 1849. Oct., p. [1]-83. Copy: US.
Ref.: BM 2: 633; Jackson p. 100; PR 3166.
Gaertner, Joseph (1732-1791), German physician and botanist, who ultimately settled
as “‘Privatgelehrter’’ at Calw. (Gaertn.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Joseph Gaertner’s collection of fruits and seeds is at Tiibingen
(TUB). Car] Friedrich Gaertner added to these collections and had a herbarium of his
own, also at TUB. The Gaertner collection of fruits and seeds should be consulted with
the knowledge in mind that material was added to it after Joseph’s death and from
collections that Joseph Gaertner could not possibly have consulted. Joseph Gaertner
received material on loan from several sources, e.g. from Banks. He made use of the van
Royen collections at Leiden during his stay in that town. His types are therefore not
necessarily always in the Tiibingen collection.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 358.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 18: 148. 1860.
Anon., Bonplandia 8: 168. 1860.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 9: 377-380; AG 6(2): 889; Barnhart 2: 22; BM 2:
633-634; Bossert p. 138; Dawson p. 351-352; NDB 6: 22; HU 2: 612 [Index Gaertner],
2: 613 [Index Gaertner]; Jackson p. 114; Langman p. 296; LS 9457; MW p. 1931;
NI 682; PR 3164; Zander ed. 10, p. 603.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 2: 303. 1796, 3: 34, 90, 174, 399. 1797.
Deleuze, Ann. Mus. nat. Hist. nat. 1: 207-233. 1802.
Meusel, Lexikon teut. Schriftsteller 4: 11-12. 1804.
Deleuze, Ann. Bot. Kénig et Sims 1: 73-99. 1805.
Deleuze, Ueber das Leben und die Werke Gaertner’s und Hedwigs, Stuttgart 1805
(109 p.).
Chaumeton, Biographie universelle 15: 342-343. 1856.
Sachs, Geschichte Botanik 132-135, 222, 447. 1875.
Smith, Rees Cyclopaedia 15. 1819.
Georgi-Georgenau, Biogr.-Geneal. Blatt. Schwaben. Stuttgart 1879. p. 216-217.
Krausel in Dérfler, Bot. Portr. 34. 1907 (portr.)
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. XVIII Jh. p. 149, 152, 176. 1936.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 450 [index]. 1937.
Reinohl, Schwab. Lebensbilder 3: 182-187. 1942.
Stafleu, Acta bot. neerl. 18(1): p. 216-223. 1969.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans p. 372 [ind.]. 1971.
Ewan, DSB 5: 216-217. 1972.
Maedefrau, Gesch. Bot. p. 61. 1973.
Stafleu, Joseph Gaertner and his Carpologia, introduction to facs. rep. J. Gaertner,
Fruct. 1: 1-8. 1974. (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Gaertnera Lamarck (1792); Gaertnera Retzius (1791); Gaertnera Schreber
(1789); Gaertneria Medikus (1789).
HANDWRITING: Lipschitz and Vasilczenko, Herbarium centrale USSR gg. 1968.
1925. De fructibus et seminibus plantarum. Accedunt seminum centuriae quinque priores
cum tabulis aeneis Ixxix. [1:] Stuttgart (author; Typis Academiae Carolinae), [2:]
Tubingen (G. H. Schramm) 1788-1791 [-1792], 2 vols. Qu. [for vol. 3 see C. F. Gaert-
ner] (Fruct. sem. pl.)
vol. part centuria pages plates dates
I I I-5 [i*-xi*], [i]-clxxxii, I-79 Dec 1788
[1, h.t.], [1]-384,
[6, ind.], [1, err.]
2 I 6-7 fi]-lii, [1, h.t.], [1-184] 8o-r19 Sep(sero)-Nov 1790
GAUMANN
vol. part centuria pages plates dates
2 8-9 [185]-352 120-156 Apr-Mai 1791
3 10 [3531-504 157-180 Sep-Dec 1791
4 505-520, [1, err.] Jan-Jun 1792
Copies: G, MO, NY, U, US. — A reissue of vol. 1 took place in 1801 (Leipzig) and is
mentioned by Nissen. There was also a reissue of vol. 2, Leipzig 1802 (copy U; Sumtibus
Caroli Friederici Enochi Richteri). These reissues differ only in the title-pages. — See
also the announcement of these reissues in Bot. Zeit. (Regensburg) 1(2): 32. 22 Jan 1802.
Facsimile ed.: Amsterdam (A. Asher & Co.) 1974 (with intr. by F. A. Stafleu, p. 1-8 in
vol. 1). Copy: FAS. — ISBN go-6123-500-6.
Ref.: BM 2: 633; HU 697; NI 682; PR 3164; RS p. 84; ST p. 60-62; IDC 425.
C. F. v. Gaertner, Flora 8: 476-480. 1825 (additions).
Hallier, Rec. Trav. bot. Néerl. 15: 27-122. 1918.
Rothmaler, Chron. bot. 5: 438. 1939.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 331. 1945; ser. 2. 2: 157. 1955.
Burtt, Kew Bull. 1951: 148.
Brizicky, Rhodora 62: 81-84. 1960.
Stearn, Cat. bot. books coll. Hunt 2(1): cili. 1961.
Stafleu, Introduction to Jussieu’s Genera plantarum xxxviii. 1964, facsimile ed.
Weinheim.
Stafleu, Acta bot. neerl. 18(1): 216-223. 1969.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 125-133, 372. 1971.
Gaertner, Philipp Gottfried (1754-1825), German botanist, apothecary at Hanau.
(P. Gaertn.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some material at W.
hepa VE oot 8e
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 22; GR p. 15; PR 3167.
Anon., Flora 9: 31-32. 1826.
Blum, Ber. Senckenb. naturf. Ges. Wiss., Abh. 1901: 10.
EPONYMY: For eponyms based on the name Gaertner, cf. supra, sub J. Gaertner.
1926. Oekonomisch-technische Flora der Wetterau. Frankfurt a.M. (Philipp Heinreich
Guilhauman) 1799-1802, 3 vols. Oct. (Oekon. Fl. Wetterau).
Co-authors: Bernhard Meyer (1767-1836) and Johannes Scherbius (x-1813).
vol. part pages dates
I [i]-x1i, [1], [1]-531, [1, err.], map Jun-Jul 1799
2 [i*], [i]-ii, [1]-512 Mai-Jul 1800
3 I [1]-438, [1]-30, [1]-52 Jan-Jun 1801
2 [1 ]-388, [1, err.], [1]-32 1802
Copies: HH, L, USDA.
Ref.: LS 9458; PR 3167.
Gaumann, Ernest Albert (1893-1963), Swiss mycologist and plant pathologist at
Ziirich. (Gdum.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BERN; later material (rusts) at ZT, Indonesian material at BO.
Ref.: 1H 2: 2109.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 184. 1950 (itin.)
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 22; Bossert p. 141; BFM 307; GR p. 640;
KR p. 251; LS suppl. 9399-9436.
993
GAUMANN
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 107. 1937.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 184. 1950.
Landolt, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 143: 194-206. 1963 (portr., bibl.).
Zobrist et al., Herrn Professor Dr Ernst Gdumann zum siebzigsten Geburtstag, 1963,
68 p. (portr.)
Kalyana-sundaram, J. Ind. Bot. Soc. 43: 358-360. ‘1964’ (1965) (portr.)
Kern, Vierteljschr. naturf. Ges. Ziirich 108: 475-476. 1963 (portr.)
Hassebrauk, Angewandte Botanik 37(6): 297-298. 1964 (portr.)
Maéek, Bioloski Vestnik Ljubljana 12: 180-181. 1964.
Urban, Ceska Mykologie 18(2): 125-126. 1964 (portr.)
Gardner and Kern, Mycologia 57: 1-5. 1965 (portr.)
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 227. 1971.
EPONYMY: Gaeumannia F. Petrak (1950); Gaeumanniella F. Petrak (1952); Gaeuman-
nomyces von Arx & D. L. Olivier (1952).
Gagnebin de la Ferriére, Abraham (1707-1800), Swiss physician and botanist.
(Gagnebin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BM, P-HA, NEU.
Ref.: TH 2: 214.
Candolle, Phytographie 414. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 23; PR p. 116.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 245 [index]. 1800 (bibl.)
Wolf, R., Biographien zur Kulturgeschichte der Schweiz 3: 227-240. 1860.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: xxxix, xliii.
Thurmann, Abraham Gagnebin de la Ferriére. Porrentruy 1851, ix, 143 p., 2 pl.
(portr.), reprinted from Arch. Soc. jurass. Emulation.
De Beer et Gagnebin, Bull. Soc. neuchateloise Sci. nat. 80: 45-79. 1957 (correspondence
Gagnebin-Haller).
EPONYMyY: Gagnebina Necker ex A. P. de Candolle (1825).
Gagnepain, Francois (1866-1952), French botanist at Paris, specialist on the flora of
south-eastern Asia (Gagnep.)
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: P.
Ref.: TH 2: 214.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 23; BL 1: 122, 2: 184, 200-201; BM 6: 353;
CSP 15: 184; Langman p. 276; LS suppl. 9197; MW p. 119, 131-133, suppl. p. 73;
Zander ed. 10, p. 603.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 102, pl. 143. 1905 (portr.)
Chevalier, zn Lecomte, Fl. Indochine tome prél. 41. 1944 (portr.)
Humbert, Not. Syst., Paris 14.(4): 221-229. 1952 (portr.)
Reed, Bibl. Fl. SE Asia 66-77. 1969 (bibl.)
Anon., Rev. int. Botanique appl. 32: 303-305. 1952.
NOTE: The death notice in Bot. Centralbl. 119: 256. 1911 was erroneous.
COMPOSITE works: Gagnepain was one of the major contributors to Lecomte, Flore
Indochine for which he wrote the tome préliminaire and many family treatments which are
listed under Lecomte.
EPONYMY: Gagnepainia K. M. Schumann (1904).
Gahn, Henric (1747-1816), Swedish physician, pupil of Linnaeus, ultimately teacher
at the army academy at Karlberg. (Gahn).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LINN.
904.
GAILLON
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 345; Barnhart 2: 23; KR p. 235-236.
EPONYMY: Gahnia J. R. Forster & J. G. A. Forster (1776).
1927. Fundamenta agrostographiae, cons. exper. Fac. med. Ups. praeside viro illustrissimo-
D. Doct. Carolo a Linné, ... auctore defendente Henrico Gahn, Fahlunensi, ... in
audit. Carol. maj. die 27 Jun. 1767. Publice ventilanda. Uppsala (Johan. Edman)
[1767]. Qu. (Fund. agrost.)
Publ.: 27 Jun 1767, p. [1]-38, pl. 1-2. Copy: HU. — To be attributed to the “‘auctore
defendente,”? but see Krok’s cautious remark that Linnaeus must have had an
important share in the authorship.
Ref.: KR p. 236; PR 5509; SO 2356-2361; TL-1: 757.
Gaillard, Albert (1858-1903), French mycologist, curator of the Lloyd herbarium.
(Gaillard).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material at B, BM, NY, P.
Ref.: TH 2: 214.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 275. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 23; BM 2: 634; CSP 15: 185-186; LS
9465-9497, 20128; 33503-33505.
Bouvet, Bull. Soc. Etudes sci. Angers 32: 183-185. 1902.
Patouillard, Bull. Soc. bot. France 50: 513-517. 1903.
Patouillard, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 19: 388-389. 1903 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Gaillardiella Patouillard (1895).
1928. Contribution a ’étude des champignons inférieurs famille des Périsporiacées. Le genre
Meliola anatomie.-morphologie.-systématique. Paris (Paul Klincksieck) 1892. Oct.
Publ.: 1892 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1892), p. [1]-163, pl. i-xxiv, uncol. liths by the author. Copy:
FH (rd. 20 Jan 1893).
Gaillon, Francois Benjamin (1782-1839), French algologist. (Gazllon).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 23; BM 2: 634; CSP 2: 755, 6: 664;
PR 3168-3171, ed. 1: 3469-3474.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 112. 1903, 3(3): 102. 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 47. 1906.
Silva, Taxon 8: 60-61. 1959.
COMPOSITE Works: Gaillon contributed to Cuvier [ed.], Dictionnaire des Sciences naturelles
(1804-1830).
EPONYMY: Gaillona Bonnemaison (1828); Gaillonia A. Richard ex A. P. de Candolle
(1830) ; Gaillonia F. Rudolphi (1831).
1929. Essai sur Pétude des thalassiophytes, ou plantes marines. [Rouen (F. Baudry) 1820].
Oct. (Essai thalassioph.)
Publ.: 1820 (after 9 Jun 1820, day of reading paper to Rouen Société d’Emulation),
p- [1]-12. Copy: G.
Ref.: PR 3168.
1930. Apergu microscopique et physiologique de la fructification des thalassiophytes symphysistées.
[Rouen (F. Baudry) 1821] Oct. (Apergu thalassioph. symphys.)
Publ.: Sep 1821 (BF 29 Sep), p. [1]-14. Copies: G, PCS. — Reprint with independent
pagination from Ann. gén. Sci. phys. 8: 362-372. 1821 (see also Froriep, Notizen 2:
23-25. 1822 and CSP).
995
GAILLON
1931. Résumé méthodique des classifications des thalassiophytes ... (Article extrait du 53°
volume du Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles). Strasbourg (Levrault) 1828. Oct.
(Résumé thalassioph.)
Publ.: Mai 1828 (date of publ. of vol. 53 of Dict.), p. [1]-59, pl. 1-2. Copy: PCS. —
Reprinted from Dict. Sci. nat. (Cuvier) 53, Mai 1828.
1932. Apercu d’ histoire naturelle et observations sur les limites qui séparent le régne végétal
du régne animal. Boulogne (Le Roy-Mabille) 1833. Oct. (Apergu hist. nat.)
Orig. ed: 1833. Consists of the reprint [p. [1]-24. Copy: PCS] of the article with the above
mentioned title in Proc. Verb. Agr. Commerce Arts Boulogne-sur-Mer 1833: 93-114
plus an appendix of eleven unnumbered pages entitled Tableaux synoptiques et méthodi-
ques des genres des Némazoaires. Silva states that the publication of the Apergu and
Tableaux in the journal has priority over the publication as a[ first Jreprint. This
reprint is identifiable because it has the same typography as the journal, 24 pages
plus unnumbered pages for the Tableaux.
A second reprint with the same typography was published with the pagination [3]-35
(copy: PCS) with altered page make-up.
A third reprint, of the Tableaux only, took place in the journal Mém. Soc. Roy.
Emulation Abbeville 1: 469-482. 1833 (copy: PCS) with altered typography, altered
page make-up and some changes in text and punctuation.
A fourth reprint, of the Tableaux only, took place in the Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 2. 1:
44-56. Jan 1834 together with a review of the Apercu.
Ref.: BM 2: 634; PR 3171.
Silva, Taxon 8: 60-61. 1959.
Galeotti, Henri Guillaume (1814-1858), French born botanist and explorer of Central
America who worked later in Belgium. (Galeotiz).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BR (original herbarium, formerly at LV), other major sets at B,
E, G,; GENT, K, LE, OXF, P, W.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 214; Laségue p. 209-211.
Candolle, Phytographie 414. 1880.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 50-51. 1902.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 299, 348. 1916.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinb. 82. 1970.
Miller, Taxon 19: 523-524. 1970.
Morton, Amer. Fern. J. 61(2): 59-75. 1971 (fern colls.)
McVaugh, Contr. Univ. Mich. Herb. 9: 236-238. 1972.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 323. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 24; BM 2: 635; CSP 2: 758-759;
Jackson p. 368; Langman p. 297-298; MW p. 134; PR p. 116; Quenstedt p. 153;
Zander ed. 10, p. 603.
Morren, La Belgique hort. 8: 234-236. 1858 (bibl.)
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 16: 119-120. 1858.
Bommer, J. Hort. prat. Belg. 2: 94-96. 1858.
Quetelet, Annuaire Acad. roy. Belg. 25: 139-148. 1859 (bibl.)
Crépin, Guide bot. belg. 244, 262, 449-450. 1878 (bibl.)
Mourlon, Géologie de la Belgique 2: 309-310. 1881.
Hemsley, Biol. Centr. Amer. 4: 125-126. 1887.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 50-51. 1902.
EPONYMY: Galeottia A. Richard & H. G. Galeotti (1845); Galeottiella Schlechter (1920).
Gallenmiiller, Joseph (/f. 1876), German highschool teacher in Aschaffenburg.
(Gallenmiiller).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
1933- Phanerogamen-Flora von Aschaffenburg. Analytische Tabellen zum Bestimmen der
906
GAMBLE
Pflanzen. Programm der k. bayerischen Studien-Anstalt zu Aschaffenburg ftir das
Studienjahr 1875-76. Aschaffenburg (Wailandt) 1876. Oct. (Phan.-Fl. Aschaffenburg).
Publ.: 1876, p. [i]-vi, [1]-97. Copy: B.
Gallge, Olaf (1881-1965), Danish lichenologist. (Galloe).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: C, some material also at L.
Ref.: TH 2: 215.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 25; BM 6: 354; GR p. 677; LS 33527,
33527a, 33528, LS suppl. 9228-9232; NI 683n.
Christensen, Danske Bot. Hist. 1: 879 [ind.]. 1926.
Christiansen, Bot. ‘Tidsskr. 61(4): 309-312. 1966 (portr.)
Christiansen, Friesia 10(1/2): 100-102. 1972 (portr.)
Christiansen, Life and work of Olaf Gallge, in Gallge, Nat. hist. Dan. Lichens 10: 7-10.
1972 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE woRKS: The lichen flora and lichen vegetation of Iceland 1919-1920, in
Rosenvinge and Warming, The Botany of Iceland, 2: 101-247. 1920.
1934. Natural history of the Danish lichens [.] Original investigations based upon new
principles. Kj@benhavn (1-4: H. Aschehoug & Co.; 5: Levin & Munksgaard; 6-9: Ejnar
Munksgaard; to: Ellen Gallge) 1927-1972, 10 vols. Qu. (Nat. hist. Dan. lich.)
vol. pages plates dates
I [i], [1]-93 1-160 1927
2 [3]-84. 1-128 1929
3 ([3]-114 I-127 1930
4 [3]-81 1-133 1932
5 [i-iv], [1]-117 I-I40 1936
6 fi-iv], [1]-103 1-88 1939
Gl {i-iv], [1]-62 I-IOI 1948
8 [i-iv], [1]-81 I-122 1950
9 [a-iv], [1]-74 I-194 1954.
10 [1]-63 1-204, [7,ind.] 1972
Copy: U. — Vol. 10 edited by M. Skytte Christiansen (1918-x).
Ref.: LS suppl. 9230-9232; NI 683n.
Christiansen, Naturhist. Tidende 19(1-2): 3-10. 1955.
Galzin, Amédée (1853-1925), French military veterinary surgeon and mycologist.
(Galzin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PC. — some material also at L.
IG EON 5 O38 Oty
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 26; GR p. 278-279; LS 9585-9587, 31428-
31429.
Bourdot, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 41: 333-336. 1925.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Bourdot et Galzin, Hymenomyceétes de France. See Bourdot.
Gamble, James Sykes (1847-1925), British forester and botanist in India. (Gamble).
HERBARIUM and typEs: K — duplicates: B, BM, CAL, DD, H, L, OXF, US.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 358; 2: 215.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 348. 1916.
Hill, Bull. misc. inf. Kew 1926: 12-17.
Dickinson, Phycol. Bull. 1: 12. 1952.
9°7
GAMBLE
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 169. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 82. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 26; BB p. 118; BM 2: 637, 6: 355; CSP 15:
199; Jackson p. 387; LS 33540; MW p. 134; NI 684.
Huxley, Life letters Hooker 2: 535 [index]. 1918.
Anon., Empire Forestry J. 2: 92. 1925.
Anon., Gard. Chron. 1925(2): 359.
Rendle, J. Bot. 63: 335. 1925.
Hill, Proc. roy. Soc. ser. B. 99: xxxvill-xliii. 1926 (portr.)
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1925: 400, 433-439 (bibl.), 1926: 12-17.
Prain, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1925-26: 80-81. 1926.
Burkill, Chapt. Hist. Bot. India 238 [index]. 1965.
Reed, Bibl. fl. SE Asia 77-78. 1969 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Hooker, The flora of British India, vol. 7, 1897, Bambuseae of India;
Sargent, Plantae wilsonianae, Lauraceae, 2: 66-86. 1914.
EPONYMY: Gamblea C. B. Clarke (1879); Gambleola Massee (1898).
1935. A manual of Indian timbers: an account of the structure, growth, distribution, and
qualities of Indian woods. Calcutta (Superintendent of Government Printing) 1881.
Oct. (in fours) (Man. Ind. timb.)
Ed. 1: Nov-Dec 1881 (pref. Nov 1881), map, p. [i*], [1]-xxx, [1]-522. Copy: MO.
Ed. 2: Oct-Dec 1902 (p. xxiii: 1 Oct 1902), p. [i], front., [i11]-xxvi, [1]-856. Copy: NY. —
‘“New and revised edition.”’ London (Sampson Low, Marston & Company). Oct.
Ed. 2a: 1922, p. [i], front., [iii]-xxvi, [1]-868. Copy: US. — Reprint of second edition ,
with some corrections and additions” London (Sampson Low, Marston & Company).
With two appendices.
Ed. 2b: 1972, p. [i], front., [iii]-xxvi, [1]-868. Copy: NY.— Reprint (identical with ed. 2a)
by Bishen Singh Mahendra Pal Singh, Dehra Dun 1972. Oct.
Ref.: BM 2: 637, 6: 355.
1936. Flora of the presidency of Madras. London (West Newman & Co., Adlard & Son)
[1915]-1936. 3 vols. Oct. (Fl. Madras).
Co-authors: Cecil Ernst Claude Fischer (1874-?); Stephen Troyte Dunn (1868-1938)
(part I, p. 1-182)
vol. part pages date author notes
Kew Bull.
I pref. i[i*]),) [2] -bav. 8 Feb 1936 Fischer
I [i-ii], [1]-200 Nov-Dec 1915 Gamble 1916: 57
2 [i-ii], 201-389 Apr-Dec 1918 Gamble 1918: 222
3 [i-i1], [391]-577 Oct-Dec 1919 Gamble 1920 :49
2 preta. [i*] [1925] Gamble
4 {i-ii], 579-768 Ig2l Gamble 1921: 312
5 [i-ii], 769-962 1922 Gamble 1924: 235
6 [i-ii], 963-1160 Apr-Dec 1924. Gamble 1924: 235
7 fi-ii], [1161]-1346 Nov-Dec 1925 Gamble —
3 pref. [i*], map 8 Feb 1936 Fischer
8 [i-ii], 1347-1532 Jun-Dec 1928 Fischer 1928: 281
9 {i-ii], [1533]-1687 IQ3I Fischer 1931: 257
10 {i-ii], [1689]-1864 Nov-Dec 1934 Fischer 1935: 143
II [i-ii], [1865]-2017 8 Feb 1936 Fischer Flora 1: ix
Copies: MO, NY, US. Imprint t.p.’s vols. 1-3: Adlard & Son; covers 1-7: Adlard & Son,
West Newman & Co.; 8-11: Adlard & Son; t.p.’s parts: 1: Calcutta, 2-11: London (no
printing house).
Ref.: Sundararaj, J. Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 55: 238-242. 1958.
908
GANDOGER
Gandoger, Michel (1850-1926), French botanist, one of the greatest “‘splitters’”’ ever,
plant collector, and rhodologist. (Gand.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LY (800.000). Duplicates in many herbaria, see Index her-
bariorum 2(2): 216. 1957. — The citations of localities on labels of duplicates distributed
by Gandoger are not always trustworthy. Issued various sets of exsiccatae: Flora al-
geriensis exsiccata, Flora gallia exsiccata, Plantae maroccanae, Flora hispanica exsiccata, Flora
Africae bor.
Refe eller (Edsi6) 3 95830)0210:
Gandoger, Rev. Bot. 1: 236-248. 1883 (on Algerian collections).
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 264, 348. 1916.
Beauverie, C. R. Congr. Soc. Sav. Paris 1935, Sect. Sci. 208-209. 1936.
Rothmaler, Taxon 11: 159. 1962.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 82. 1970.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 324. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 27; BL 1: 45, 2: 657 [Index]; BM 2: 637, 6:
3553 Bossert p. 139; CSP 7: 734, 9: 958, 12: 260, 15: 200-201; DTS 1: 81-82 (‘Dieser
Autor wird im vorliegenden Werke nicht mehr weiter berticksichtigt’’); GR p. 321;
IF p. 698; IF suppl. 2: 36, suppl. 3: 209; Langman p. 302; LS 9589-9591; MW p. 134.
Marchesetti, Atti Museo Civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 151. 1895.
Bay, Flora Gesamt-Register 26-100; 12. 1910.
Charbonnel, Bull. Soc. bot. France 74: 3-11. 1927 (bibl.)
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 331. 1945, ser. 2. 2: 157. 1955.
McGillivray, Contr. N.S.W. natl. Herb. 4(6): 319. 1973 (Gandoger’s names of Austra-
lian plants).
HANDWRITING: The handwriting of the Flora Europae (mss reproduced by offset) is that
of Gandoger himself.
1937- [lore Lyonnaise et des départements du sud-est comprenant |’analyse des plantes
spontanées et des plantes cultivées comme industrielles ou ornementales avec l’indication
de quelques-unes de leurs propriétés principales précédée de notions élémentaires sur
la botanique conformément au programme du baccalauréat és sciences. Paris, Lyon
(Lecoffre Fils et Cie) 1875. Duod. (Fl. Lyon.)
Publ.: 1875 (p. viii: Mar 1874), p. [i]-viii, [I]-LIV, [1, abbr.], [1]-322, [1, cont.]
Copies: B, HH, M, U, US.
Ref.: BM 2: 637; Jackson p. 286; Blake 2: 110.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 2: 157. 1955.
1938. Decades plantarum novarum praesertim ad floram Europae spectantes. Paris (F. Savy)
1875-1880, 3 fasc. Oct. (Dec. pl. nov.)
Publ.: r (dec. 1-12): 1875, p. [i-ii], [1]-46. Copies: MO, NY. 2: (dec. 13-20): 1876
(Flora rd. Feb 1877), 46 p.; 3: 1880 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1880). “‘Enthalt nur neue Namen
fur langst bekannte europdische Pflanzen” (Bot. Jahresber. 6(2) : 526. 1878). — Fasc. 2
is reprinted from Bull. Soc. agric., sci., litt. Pyrénées-Orientales no. 22.
Ref.: BM 2: 637; Jackson p. 220, 226.
1939- Essai sur une nouvelle classification des roses de ? Europe, de Orient et du bassin
méditerranéen. Paris (F. Savy) 1876. Oct. (Essai class. roses).
Publ.: 1876, p. [1]-47, [48, cont.] Copies: MO, NY, U. — Reprinted with independent
pagination from Bull. Soc. agric., sci. litt. Dépt. Pyrénées-Orientales no. 22. —
Spanish translation: Barcelona 1880, Oct. (n.v.)
Ref.: Jackson p. 227.
1940. Rosae novae Galliam austro-orientalem colentes. Paris (F. Savy) 1877-1878, 2 fasc.
Oct. (Ros. nov. Gall.)
Fasc. 1: 1877, p. [1]-25. Copies: MO, NY. — Reprinted with independent pagination
from Flora 60: 233-239. 21 Mai 1877, 248-256. 1 Jun 1877, 262-270. 11 Jun 1877.
Fasc. 2: 1878, p. [1]-44. Copies: MO, NY. — Reprinted idem from Flora 61: 369-382.
909
GANDOGER
21 Aug 1878, 392-400. 1 Sep 1878, 401-407. 11 Sep 1878, 422-432. 21 Sep 1878, 445-
448. 1 Oct 1878.
Ref.: BM 2: 637; Jackson p. 275.
1941. Menthae novae imprimis Europaeae cum tabulis dichotomicis illustratae ...
Fasciculus 1. [Paris]1881. Oct. | (Menth. nov.)
Publ.: A reprint of an article published in Bull. Soc. natur. Moscou 56(2): [223]-277.
1881, reprint announced by Nat. Nov. only in Oct 1882. — ‘Two further “‘fascicles”’
appeared in the same journal 75(2): 235-298. 1882 and 58(1): 14-102. 1883. Copy:
MO.
Ref: BM. 2637) DiSip. 62.
1942. Flora Europae terrarumque adjacentium sive enumeratio plantarum per Europam
atque totam regionem mediterraneam cum insulis atlanticis sponte crescentium, novo
fundamento instauranda. Paris (F. Savy), London (Bernard Quaritch), Berlin (Fried-
lander und Sohn) 1883-1891, 27 vols. Oct. (Fl. Eur.)
vol. pages date Nat. Nov. date t.p.
I [i-ii], [1]-440, [1] Mar 1884 1883
2 fa], [1]-453 Nov 1884 1884.
3 [i-v], [1]-221 Dec 1884 1884
4 [i-v], [1]-398 Apr 1885 1885
5 [1-111], [1]-293 Mai 1885 1885
6 [isiii], [1]-359 1885
7 [i-ii], [1 ]-337 Mar 1886 1885
8 [i-iii], [1 ]-[397] Mai 1886 1886
9 {i-11], [1]-345 Aug 1886 1886
10 [i-iii], [1 ]-302 Sep 1886 1886
II [i-iii], [1 ]-318 Jan 1887 1886
12 [i-i1], [1]-285 1887
13 [i-iii], [1 ]-503 Jan 1888 1887
14 {i-ii], [1 ]-438 Jul 1888 1888
15 [i-v], [1]-400 Aug 1888 1888
16 {i-ii], [1 ]-391 Apr 1889 1889
17 {i-iii], [1 ]-4.73 Jun 1889 1889
18 [1-11], [1 ]-393 Apr 1890 1889
19 {i-iii], [1 ]-382 Jul 1890 1890
20 [i-ii], [1 ]-224 Jan 1892 [sic] 1890
21 [i-iti], [1 ]-243 Jan 1892 1890
22 [i-ii], [1 ]-324 Sep 1890 [sic] 1890
23 [i-v], [1]-329 Jan 1892 1890
24 [i-ii], [1 ]-323 Apr 1891 [sic] 1890
25 {i-i], [1 ]-428 Jan 1892 1891
26 [i-ii], [1]-326 Oct 1893 1891
27 fi-vii], [1]-314 Oct 1893 1891
Copies: MO, NY, U. A manuscript pseudomechanically reproduced by lithography and
as such effectively published. All generally known species of the time are cited in the
usual way but also (mostly) subdivided in numerous microspecies. ‘These microspecies
are designated by binomials. Gandoger accepted therefore two categories of species.
The category for which he used the conventional names can be chosen by us as Gan-
doger’s category of species as understood by the Code; this is purely a choice of con-
venience. The second category is then infraspecific; the binomials denoting those taxa
are not validly published and can be disregarded for purposes of nomenclature (ICBN,
Art. 24). The use of two ranks of species also contravenes ICBN, Art. 33. The Eleventh
International Botanical Congress (Seattle 1969) decided to cite Gandoger’s Flora
europae as an example under this article making it clear that the binomials denoting
Gandoger’s microspecies (second category) are not validly published; this aim could
also have been achieved by applying Art. 4, para 2, in view of the element of confusion
gio
GARCIA
(McGillivray 1972). These 150.000 of infraspecific binomials are now placed outside the
domain of botanical nomenclature. ‘The circumstance that Gandoger regarded his
micro-species as his “‘true’”’ species does not take away the circumstance that he accepted
binomial nomenclature for the conventional species as well in the same publication. A
‘*fair’’ solution of this problem is difficult to reach; the Code now recognises the circum-
stance that Gandoger’s “specific binomials”? have been consistently ignored (correctly,
from the nomenclatural point of view) by the great majority of botanical authors. For a
discussion pro and contra see Fuchs (1960), Rothmaler (1962), Greuter (1968, 1968),
Meyer (1969), and Almborn (1969, 1972).
Ref.: BM 2: 637; DTS 1: 82.
Britten, J. Bot. 21: 64. 1883 (“‘we look forward with alarm to the myriads of new and
useless names which this publication is almost certain to bring upon us.”’’)
Wilmott, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1935: 91.
Fuchs, Bull. Soc. bot. France 107: 108-112. 1960.
Rothmaler, ‘Taxon 11: 156-160. 1962.
Greuter, Candollea 23: 81-100. 1968.
Greuter, Taxon 17: 456-457. 1968.
Meyer, Taxon 18: 415-420. 1969.
Almborn, Bot. Not. 122: 148-150. 1969, 125: 201-202. 1972.
McGillivray, ‘Taxon 21: 717-719. 1972.
1943- Monographia Rosarum Europae et Orientis. Paris (F. Savy, J.-B. Bailliére) 1892-1893,
4 vols. Oct. (Monogr. Ros. Eur.)
Publ.: A lithographed manuscript, to be accepted as validly published under Art. 29,
(see para. 2).
vol. pages dates BF dates Nat. Nov.
I [i-iii], [1 ]-338 26 Mar 1892 Apr 1892
2 [i-iii], [1 ]-4.86 3 Sep 1892 Sep 1892
3 [i], [1]-418 20 Jun 1893 Jul 1893
4 [i-v], [1]-599 2 Oct 1893 Nov 1893
Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 637.
1944. Flora cretica. Paris (A. Hermann et Fil., L; Homme, Masson) 1916. Oct. (FI. cret.)
Publ.: Dec 1916 (preface), p. [i], 1-181. Copies: HH, US. — A handwritten manuscript,
lithographed, effectively published.
1945. Catalogue des plantes récoltées en Espagne et en Portugal pendant mes voyages de 1894 a
1912. Paris (Hermann, L’Homme, Masson) 1917. Oct. (Cat. pl. Espagne).
Publ.: 1917 (p. ili: 15 Mars), p. [i-iv], 1-378. Copies: HH, US. — Handwritten manus-
cript, lithographed, effectively published.
Garcia de Orta (jl. 1490-1570), Portuguese colonial administrator, explorer and
botanist. (Garcia de Orta).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Not known to have existed.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: [not in Barnhart sub Garcia]; HU p. 500 [index];
Langman p. 556.
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 4-6. 1965.
Stafleu, Taxon 16: 141-142. 1967.
EPONYMY (genera): Garcia Rohr (1792); Garciana Loureiro (1790); Garcinia Linnaeus.
(1753, also dedicated to Laurent Garcin (1683-1752), q.v.; vide Linnaeus, Hort. Cliff.
184. 1738); (journal): Garcia de Orta revista da junta das missdes geograficas e de
investigagdes do ultramar. Lisboa. Vol. 1-20, 1953-1972; in 1972 subdivided in a
number of series, among which Série de Botanica. Lisboa. Vol. 1-x, 1973-x.
QI
GARCIA
1946. Coloquios dos simples, e drogas he cousas mediginais do India, e assi dalgias frutas
achadas nella onde se tratam algiias cousas tocantes amedigina, pratica, e outras cousas
boas, pera saber cOpostos pello Doutor garcia dorta: fisico del Rey nosso senhor, vistos
pello mugto Reuerendo senhor, ho ligengiado Alexos diaz: falcam desenbargador da
casa da supricaga inquisitor nestas partes. com priviligio do Conde viso Rey. Impresso
em boa, por Ioannes de endem as X dias de Abril de 1563. annos. Goa. 1563. Qu.
Facsimile edition Lisboa 1963. (Colog. simples).
Publ.: 10 Apr 1563, p. [i-xi], lvs 1-217. Copy of facsimile ed.: FAS. — Best known
through Clusius’ translation and revision Aromatum et simplicium ... historia, Ant-
werpen 1567.
Ref.:; HU 35; Jackson p. 26, 385. —
Correia, Anais Azevedos 14: 187-210. 1962.
Stafleu, Taxon 16: 141-142. 1967.
1947- Aromatum, et simplicium aliquot medicamentorum apud indos nascentium historia:
primum quidem Lusitanica lingua per dialogos conscripta, D. Garcia ab Horto, proregis
Indiae medico, auctore. Nunc vero Latino sermone in epitomen contracta, & iconibus
ad vivum expressis, locupletioribusque annotatiunculis illustrata a Carolo Clusio
Atrebate. Antverpiae ex officina Christophori Plantini, architypographi regii. 1574.
Oct. (Arom. simpl. hist.)
Translator and annotator: Carolus Clusius (Charles de I’Escluse) (1526-1609).
Publ.: 1574, p. [1]-224, [5]. Copy: BR. — This is the second edition of Clusius’ translation ;
the first ed. (m.v.) came out in 1567, also with Plantijn.
Ref.: Hunger, Charles de l’Escluse 1: 97, 127, 970, 371. 1927.
Garcin, Laurent (1683-1752), Dutch army physician who travelled in Flanders, Spain
and Portugal and made three trips to the East Indies, India, Ceylon, Arabia and Persia
between 1720 and 1729. (Garcin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The original herbarium is said to be destroyed (Bridel, Steenis-
Kruseman), but several sets of specimens collected by Garcin are at G (in the Burman
herbarium) and at L. A number of Swiss plants are at BM (via the Earl of Bute and
Lambert).
Ref.: IH 2: 216; Laségue p. 66.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 185-186. 1950.
Miller, ‘Taxon 19: 524. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 29; HA 2: 223; PR p. 116.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 246 [index]. 1800.
Bridel, Biographie de Laurent Garcin, ed. 2. 1857.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 228. 1936.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. Bot. Suisse 50a: 233-235. 1940.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 185-186. 1950.
Garcke, Christian August Friedrich (1819-1904), German botanist, pupil of D. F. L.
von Schlechtendal at Halle, after 1854 curator, ““dozent” and ultimately professor of
botany at Berlin. (Garcke).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B, his Flora halensis at HAL.
Refs Eo ou.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 32-33, 748. 1917.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 6: 71; AG 5(2): 502, 12(2): 581; Barnhart 2: 29;
BM 2: 638-639, 6: 356; Bossert p. 139; CSP 2: 766-767, 6: 664, 7: 734, 9: 960, 15: 206;
GR p. 80; KR p. 236; Langman p. 307; LS 9598-9603, 33546; MW p. 236; PR 31g!-
3192, 10564; Zander ed. 10, p. 603.
Ascherson, Fl. Prov. Brandenburg 1: 5. 1860.
Rottenbach, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 22: (44)-(48). 1904 (bibl.)
‘Tschirch, Ber. pharm. Ges. 14(2): 52-66. 1904 (portr.)
Niedenzu, in Garcke, Deutschl. Fl. ed. 20. iii-iv. 1908 (portr.)
gi2
GARCKE
Hoffmann et al., Wiss. Z. Humboldt-Univ. Berlin, Mat.-Nat. R. 14: 807. 1965.
Stafleu, Regn. veg. 71: 323-324. 1970.
COMPOSITE works: Edited Linnaea 35-43, 1867-1882 (‘“Neue Folge” 1-9), see under
Schlechtendal; also 7b. kén. Bot. Garten, Berlin, 2-4, 1883-1889. See Klotzsch for Botanische
Ergebnisse der Reise ... des Prinzen Waldemar von Preussen (1862).
EPONYMY: Garckea K. A. F. W. Mueller Hal. (1845).
1948. Flora von Halle, mit naherer Beriicksichtigung der Umgegend von Weissenfels,
Naumburg, Freiburg, Bibra, Nebra, Querfurt, Allstedt, Artern, Eisleben, Hettstedt,
Sandersleben, Aschersleben, Stassfurt, Bernburg, Kéthen, Dessau, Oranienbaum, Bit-
terfeld und Delitzsch. Berlin (1: Eduard Anton; 2: Karl Wiegandt) 1848, 1856, 2 vols.
Oct. (Fl. Halle).
Vol. 1, Phanerogamen: early Jun 1848 (p. xx: Mai 1848, Hinrichs 7-9 Jun 1848), p. [i]-xx,
1-595, [596, err.]. Copies: B, NY.
Vol. 2, Kryptogamen, nebst einem Nachtrag zu den Phanerogamen: Jun-Aug 1856 (p. vil:
Mai 1856, Flora 7 Aug-7 Sep 1856), p. [i*], [i]-vii, [1, h.t.], [1]-276. Copies: B, NY.
Nachtrag: Fitting, Schulz, Wiist, Abh. Bot. Ver. Brandenburg 41: 118-165. 1899.
Ref.: BFM 427, [424, 425, 459]; BM 2: 638; Jackson p. 304; PR 319.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 6: 15-16, 526-532. 1848.
Irmisch, Bot. Zeit. 6: 526-532. 21 Jul 1848 (rev. part 1).
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 14: 618-620. 29 Aug 1856 (rev. part 2).
1949. Flora von Nord- und Mittel-Deutschland zum Gebrauche auf Excursionen, in Schulen
und beim Selbstunterricht. Berlin (Karl Wiegandt) 1849. Oct. (Fl. NW. Mitt.-Deutschland)
Ed. 1-12: Berlin 1849-1875 under this title.
Ed. 13-16: Berlin 1878-1890: ‘‘Flora von Deutschland zum ...” (Fl. Deutschland)
Ed. 17-19: Berlin 1895-1903: “‘Illustrierte Flora von Deutschland zum ...” (Jil. Fl. Deutsch-
land )
Ed. 20-22: Berlin 1908-1922: ‘August Garcke’s illustrierte Flora von Deutschland. Zum ...
Auflage herausgegeben von Dr Franz Niedenzu. Mit etwa 4000 Einzelbildern in 764
Originalabbildungen.”’ (Jil. Fl. Deutschland )
Ed. 23: Berlin, Hamburg 1972: ‘“‘August Garcke Illustrierte Flora von Deutschland und an-
erenzenden Gebiete. Gefasskryptogamen und Bliitenpflanzen. Herausgegeben von
Dr Konrad von Weihe unter Mitarbeit von D. Fiurnkranz, Wien, H. Grebe, Han-
nover, E. Schenk +, Mannheim, A. Seithe, Malsch-Salzbach, D. Vogellehner,
Freiburg i. Br., W. Zimmermann, Tiibingen. Mit 3704 Einzelbildern in 460 Abbil-
dungen und auf 5 Tafeln. 23., véllig neugestaltete und neu illustrierte Auflage.”
(Ill. Fl. Deutschland)
Imprints: ed. 2 (Wiegandt & Grieben), ed. 3 (Karl Wiegandt), ed. 4, 5 (Gustav Bossel-
mann), ed. 6-11 (Wiegandt und Hempel), ed. 12, 13 (Wiegandt, Hempel und Parey),
ed. 14-23 (Paul Parey).
ed. pages ills. dates copies
I [i]-iv, [1]-392 1849, early Mai HH, MO
2 fij-vi, [1 ]-424 Jul 1851 NY
3 {i]-vii, [1 ]-436 1854, prob. Oct-Nov NY
4 [i]-viii, [1 ]-428 Jun-Jul 1858 NY
5 {i]-viii, [1 ]-496 Jul 1860 NY
6 [i]-viii, *1*-* 108*, 1-516 Mai-Jun 1863 NY
Ti [i]-viii, [*1*]-* 108%, [1]-516 Apr-Mai 1865 NY
8 [i]-viii, [*1*]-* 108%, [1]-520 Apr-Sep 1867 NY
9 {ij-vin, [*1*]-*108*, [1]-520 Mai-Jun 1869 NY
10 [i]-viii, [*1*]-*108*, [1]-520 Mai-Jun 1871 NY
II [i]-viii, [*1*]-* 108*, [1]-520 1873, after Mar NY
12 [ij-vii, [*1*]-*108*, [1]-520 Apr 1875 IN
13 [i]-iv, [1]-96, 1-516 Mai 1878 NY
14 [i]-iv, [1]-96, [1]-516 Apr 1882 NYU
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ed. pages alls. dates copies
15 [i]-iv, [1]-96, 1-541 Mai 1885 NY
16 [iJ-iv, [1]-100, 1-570 Apr 1890 NY
17 [i]-iv, [1]-96, [1]-768 759 Jan-Feb 1895 NY
18 [i]-iv, [1]-96, [1]-780 760 Sep 1898 INYAaU)
19 _—_[iJ-iv, [1]-96, [1]-795 770 Jan 1903 U, AMD
20 [i]-vii, 1-837 764 Mai 1908 NY
21 [i]-vili, 1-840 764 Aug 1912 NY
22 [i]-viii, [1 ]-860 770 Mai 1922 BR, HH
23 [i]-xx, [1]-1607 460,5 1972 NY, U
Dates of publication based on notices and reviews in Botanische Zeitung, Flora, and
Naturae Novitates.
Ref.: BM 2: 638-639, 6: 356; Jackson p. 300; PR 3192, 10564.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 7: 369-370. 18 Mai 1849 (rev. ed. 1); 9: 763-764. 24 Oct
1851 (rev. ed. 2); 13: 55. 19 Jan 1855 (rev. ed. 3); 16: 216. 16 Jul, 253-254. 20 Aug
1858 (rev. ed. 4); 18: 291-292. 17 Aug 1860 (rev. ed. 5); 21: 214. 3 Jul 1863 (rev. ed.
6); 23: 219-220. 7 Jul 1865 (rev. ed. 7).
De Bary, Bot. Zeit. 27: 470. 9 Jul, 502-503. 23 Jul 1869 (rev. ed. 9); 29: 473. 14 Jul,
571-572. 25 Aug 1871.
Anon., Flora 32: 384 (ed. 1); 34: 608 (ed. 2); 37: 736 (ed. 3); 41: 594 (ed. 4); 43: 720
(ed. 5); 49: 226 (ed. 7); 50: 462 (ed. 8); 52: 381 (ed. 9); 54: 206 (ed. 10); 61: 224
(eds 719)
Garden, Alexander (1730-1791), American physician and botanist, correspondent of
Collinson, Ellis and Linnaeus. (Garden).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LINN.
Ref.: 1H. 2: 217.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 29; BB p. 118; CSP 2: 767; DNB 20: 406;
KR p. 236.
Darlington, Memorials 232, 246, 272, 274, 390 (biogr.), 409, 414, 416, 425, 436 [letters
to Bartram 394-396, 399-400]. 1849.
Kelly, Some American medical botanists 60-68. 1914.
Gee, Bull. Univ. S. Carol. 72: 14-16. 1918.
Kelly and Burrage, American medical biographies 423-424. 1920.
Fagin, William Bartram 6, 19 [index]. 1933.
Earnest, J. and W. Bartram 184 [index]. 1940.
Berkeley and Berkeley, Dr Alexander Garden 373-375. 1969.
EPONYMY: Gardenia J. Colden (1756, nom. rej.); Gardenia J. Ellis (1761, nom. cons.) ;
Gardeniola Chamisso (1834); Gardeniopsis Miquel (1868).
Gardiner, William (1808-1852), Scottish umbrella-maker and amateur botanist.
(Gardiner).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: DEE, also material at B, BM, CGE, E, GL, GOD, K, MANCH,
MICH, OXF, SLBI, TCD, TOR. Exsiccatae: Twenty lessons on British mosses; first steps
to a knowledge of that beautiful tribe of plants ... illustrated with specimens (46 pp., 18 speci-
mens, Dundee 1846; second series 58 p., 25 specimens, Aug-Sep 1849, third enlarged
edition 50 p., 38 specimens, fourth edition 51 p., 25 (or 33?) specimens 1852) (PR 3194),
see Sayre for further details.
Ref.: IH 2: 217; Kent p. 55.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 299. 1916.
Kent, British herbaria 55. 1953.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 169. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 82. 1970.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 203. 1971.
Ore:
GARDNER, G.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 29; BB p. 118; BM 2: 640, 6: 357; BL 2:
295, 309; CSP 2: 767, 15: 207; GR p. 398; Jackson p. 549 [index]; LE 9604-9605;
PR 3194-3195.
Scrymgeour, Gard. Chron. 1852: p. 406, 423-424.
Stevenson, Trans. Bot. Soc. Edinburgh 26: 155-156. 1913.
1950. The flora of Forfarshire. London (Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans),
Edinburgh (David Mathers, J. Menzies), Dundee (P. Shaw, W. Middleton), Perth
(P. R. Drummond) 1848. Duod. (Fl. Forfarshire).
Publ.: 1848 (p. vi: 10 Nov 1847), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-308, 7 pl. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 640; PR 3195.
Gardner, Charles Austin (1896-1970), Government botanist of Western Australia.
(C. A. Gardner).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: CANB (15.000), PERTH (10.000), dupl. see IH.
Ref EL 2017.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BL 1: 75-76; Bossert p. 140.
J. Agric. ser. 4. 1(8): 741-742. 1960 (portr.)
Serventy, W. Austral. Naturalist 11: 168-172. 1970 (portr.)
Serventy, Victorian Naturalist 87: 173-175. 1970 (award, obit.)
Anon., J. Roy. Soc. W. Austral. 53(2): 63. 1970.
Perry, W. Austral. Naturalist 11: 178-180. 1971 (Gardner and James Drummonds itine-
rary).
Anon., Fl. males. Bull. 26: 1995. 1972.
EPONYMY: Gardnerodoxa Sandwith (1955) is dedicated to George Gardner (1812-1849),
q.v.; Gardneriella Kylin (1941) is dedicated to Nathaniel Lyon Gardner (1864-1937), q.v.
Gardner, George (1812-1849), British botanist and explorer, later superintendent of
the Peradenya botanic garden. (Gardner).
HERBARIUM and typEs: Brazilian coll. orig. at BM, Ceylon id. at K, duplicates in many
herbaria, e.g. B, BR, E, LE, OXF, P, US. — Exsiccatae:
1. Musci britannict, or pocket herbarium of specimens of British mosses (285 nos., Glasgow 1836),
set at FH.
2. Musci Hepaticae of Brazil.
Ref.: 1H. 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 217; Laségue p. 235-239.
Hooker, J. Bot. 2: 34. 1840, Kew J. Bot. 3: 188-189. 1851, 4: 30-31. 1852.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 299, 320, 348. 1916.
Boulger in Trimen, Hand-book Flora of Ceylon 375-376. 1900 (Ceylon coll.)
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 169-170. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 82. 1970.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 204. 1971, 19(3): 324-325. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 406; Barnhart 2: 29; BB p. 119; BM 2: 640;
CSP 768-769; DNB 20: 431 (Boulger); GR p. 398; IF p. 698; Jackson p. 549 [index];
LS 9608; MW p. 135; PR 2894, 3197-3198; Zander ed. 10, p. 603.
Hooker, London J. Bot. 6: 54-58. 1847 (itineraries).
Norwich, Proc. Linn. Soc., London, 2: 40-44. 1849.
Hooker, J. Bot. Kew Misc. 1: 154-156. 1849.
Anon., J. Bot. 22: 32. 1884 (memorial tablet at Peradinya).
Boulger, in Trimen, Hand-book Flora of Ceylon 5: 375-376. 1900.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 22-25. 1906 (itinerary).
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 233, 429. 1937.
Burkill, Chapt. hist. Bot. India 239 [index]. 1965.
Coats, The plant hunters 355, 358. 1969.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Edited: Calcutta 7. nat. Hist. 6-7, 1846-1847; see also under Fielding,
Sertum plantarum (1844).
915
GARDNER, G.
EPONYMY: Gardnerodoxa Sandwith (1955). — Note: Gardneria Wallich (1820) is dedicated
to Edward Gardner (fl. 1820), English colonial governmental officer; Gardneriella Kylin
(1941) is dedicated to Nathaniel Lyon Gardner (1864-1937), q.v.
1951. Travels in the interior of Brazil, principally through the northern provinces, and the
gold and diamond districts, during the years 1836-41. London (Reeve Brothers) 1846.
Oct. (Trav. Brazil).
Ed. 1: Oct-Dec 1846 (p. viii: 1 Jan 1846, editor’s note: 1 Oct 1846), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-562.
Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: 1849, London (Reeve, Benham, and Reeve), p. [i]-xvii, [1]-428, woodcut frontisp.,
map. Copy: J. Wurdack.
German translation: Lindau, Reisen tm Innern Brasiliens, 2 vols., Leipzig, Dresden 1848.
(Reisen Bras.)
Portuguese translation: by Alberto Pinheiro, Viagens no Brasil, based on 1849 ed., Brasiliana
ser. 5. vol. 223, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Recife, Porto Alegre (Companhia editora
national) 1942, Oct., p. [i*], [i]-x, [1]-467, [468]. Copy: MO. — (Viag. Brasil).
Ref.: BM 2: 640; Jackson p. 373; PR 3198.
Gardner, Nathaniel Lyon (1864-1937), American phycologist. (V. L. Gardner).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: UC. — For duplicates see IH; for series see Sayre (1975).
Ref. VE 1 (ede6))/ 358) 20207.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 325. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 266; Barnhart 2: 30; Bossert p. 140; LS
g610; MW p. 135, suppl. p. 74.
Setchell, Madrofio 4: 126-128. 1937 (portr.)
Setchell, Science 86(2231): 300-301. 1937.
Ewan, A century of progress in the natural sciences 49. 1955.
Humphrey, Makers of North American botany 92-93. 1961.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Myxophyceae, in Scientific survey of Porto Rico and the Virgin
Islands 8(2): [i], 209-311, pl. 1-2. 22 Nov 1932.
(2) Setchell and Gardner, The marine algae of the Pacific Coast of North America (1919-1925),
and Algae of Northwestern America (1903).
EPONYMY: Gardneriella Kylin (1941). — Note: Gardnerodoxa Sandwith (1955) is dedicated
to George Gardner (1812-1849), q.v.
Garovaglio, Santo (1805-1882), Italian cryptogamic botanist, professor of botany at
Pavia. (Garov.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: PAV, dupl. e.g. RO. — Exsiccatae:
1. Lichenes exsiccati Longobardiae in ordinem systematicum dispositi (dec. i-viii, nos. 1-80, Pavia
1864-1867). No set known, for references see Sayre.
2. Lichenes provinciae Comensis (Novocomensis) et Vallis- Tellinae, (ed. 1, dec. i-xxiv, nos. 1-240,
Milano 1836-1844; ed. 2, dec. i-xlv, nos. 1-450, Milano 1846-1849), also known as
Lichenotheca italica, sets reported to be at BM, CN, FI, L, PAV and other herbaria (B?)
but data lacking.
3. Muschi [disseccati| dell’ Austria inferiore (dec. 1-vi, Milano 1836), sets at B, BM, PAV.
(Flora 26: 617. 620).
Refs Tosvor7,:
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 287, 299. 1916.
Tomaselli, Archivio Bot. 21: 29-43. 1946, 25(2): 113-115. 25(3/4): 178-188. 1949 (a
revision of the PAV Garovaglio material).
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 127. 1967, 19(3): 325. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 31; BM 2: 641, 6: 357; Bossert p. 140; CSP
7: 736-737, 9: 963-964, 12: 261; DTS 1: 82, 5: xlvili; GR p. 517; Jackson p. 549 [Index];
LS 9621-9696, 33569; PR 3201-3212, 10565; Saccardo 1: 78, 2: 52.
916
GAROVAGLIO
Cattaneo et al., Arch. Lab. Critt. Pavia 4: xu-li. 1882 (bibl.)
Sordelli, Atti Soc. ital. Sci. nat. 25: 119-134. 1882 (bibl. 77 nos.)
Kanitz, Magy Novén. Lap. 6: 27-31. 1882 (bibl.)
Ardissone, Rendic. Ist. Lombardo Sci. ser. 2. 15(20): 696-710. 1883 (bibl.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 162. 1903, 3(3): 178, pl. 136. 1905 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WoRKs: Editor of Archivio triennale del laboratorio di botanica crittogamica
presso la r. Universita di Pavia, vol. [1] for 1871-1873 (publ. 1874), vols. 2/3, publ. 1879.
EPONYMY: Garovaglia ‘Trevisan (1853).
1952. Dissertatio inauguralis botanica sistens enumerationem muscorum in Austria inferiore huc
usque lectorum adjecta indicatione loci eorum natalis, et temporis quo fructum ferunt
quam consensu et auctoritate magnifici ac illustrissimi domini praesidis et directoris, per
illustras ac spectabilis domini decani, clarissimorum et celeberrimorum d.d. professorum,
pro rite consequenda doctoris medicinae laurea in antiquissima ac celeberrima universi-
tate vindobonensi publicae disquisitioni submittit Sanctus Garovaglio ... In theses
adnexas disputabitur in Universitatis aedibus die ... Wien (Ulrich Klopf) 1840. Oct.
(Enum. musc. Austria inf.)
Thesis edition: Jan-Feb 1840 (Hinrichs 22-28 Mar; Lit. Zeit. Berlin 4 Mar), p. [i]-viui,
[1]-46, [47-52, index, err., theses]. Copy: NY.
Trade edition: Enumeratio muscorum omnium in Austria inferiore huc usque lectorum
adjecta indicatione loci eorum natalis, et temporis, quo fructum ferunt. Wien 1840.
Oct. — Publ. Jan-Mar 1840, p. [i]-viii, [1]-[48].
Ref.: BM 2: 641; PR 3202.
1953- Bryologia austriaca excursoria tamquam clavis analytica ad omnes in imperio austria-
co huc usque inventos muscos facile et tuto determinandos. Wien (Friedrich Volke) 1840.
Oct. (Bryol. austr. excurs.)
Publ.: Jan-Feb 1840 (Hinrichs 22-28 Mar; Lit. Zeit. Berlin 4 Mar), p. [i-viii], [3]-88,
[89-95]. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 641; DTS 1: 82-83; Jackson p. 264; PR 3204; IDC 6202.
1954. Tentamen dispositionis lichenum in Longobardia nascentium. Milano 1865-1868, 4
sections. Qu. (Tent. disp. lich. Longob.)
Publ.: 1865-1868, x, 174 p., ro pl. as follows:
sect. plates Mem. date
Is 1-200 10(2) 1865 (rev. Hedwigia Oct 1865)
oe 1v-v 10(4) 1867 (rd. Flora 7 Feb-13 Mar 1867)
or vi-vit, Suppl. 1 10(3) Jan 1866 (rev. Hedwigia Jan 1866; rd. Flora
early Jan 1866)
Ae vill-x TT (ny) 1868 (rd. Flora before 30 Sep 1868)
Mem.: Memorie reale Istituto Lombardo di scienze e lettere vols. 10 and 11, 1865-1868.
Reprint: Milano (typis Josephi Bernardoni) 1865 [?-1868], ‘Tentamen dispositionis me-
thodicae lichenum in Longobardia nascentium additis iconibus partium internarum
cujusque speciei auctore Santo Garovaglio ... adjutore operis iconographici Josepho
Gibellio ...,” p. [i*], [i]-x, [1]-174, fl. 7-x, suppl. 1, with title-page 1865. Copies: HH,
NY.
It is not clear whether this reprint, reset from the original publication in the Memorie,
is in part a preprint.
Ref.: BM 2: 641; PR 3200.
1955- Manzonia cantiana novum lichenum angiocarporum genus propositum atque de-
scriptum a Sancto Garovaglio ... Penitiores lichenis partes microscopio investigavit
iconibusque illustravit Josephus Gibelli ... Milano (Typis Josephi Bernardoni) 1866.
Qu. (Manzonia).
Co-author: Giuseppe Gibelli (1831-1898), microscopical analysis and plates.
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GAROVAGLIO
Publ.: 1866, [1]-7, 1 pl. Copy: NY. — Reprinted from Memorie Societa Italiana di Scienze
naturali 2(8), 1866.
Ref.: BM 2: 641; PR gato.
Anon., Flora 50: 96. 13 Mar 1867.
1956. Thelopsis, Belonia, Weitenwebera et Limborta quatuor lichenum angiocarpeorum
genera recognita iconibusque illustrata a Sancto Garovaglio ... Penitiores partes mi-
croscopio investigavit iconesque confecit Josephus Gibelli ... Milano (Typis Josephi
Bernardoni) 1867. Qu. (Thelopsis).
Co-author: Giuseppe Gibelli (1831-1898).
Publ.: 1867, p. [1]-11, pl. 1-2. Copy: NY. — Reprinted from Memorie Societa Italiana di
Scienze naturali 3(2), 1867 (each issue with separate pagination). The reprint differs
from the journal publ. in the headline of the t.p.: ““Estratto dal Volume iii. delle
Memorie ... naturali’’ instead of ““Memorie ... naturali tomo iii, n. 2.”
Ref.: BM 2: 641; PR 3212.
1957. Octona lichenum genera vel adhuc controversa, vel sedis prorsus incertae in systemate
novis descriptionibus accuratissimis illustrata a Sancto Garovaglio ... penitiores partes
microscopio inspexit iconesque confecit Josephus Gibelli .... Milano (Giuseppe Bernar-
doni) 1868. Qu. (Oct. lich. gen.)
Co-author: Giuseppe Gibelli (1831-1898).
Publ.: 1868, p. [1]-17, pl. 1-2. Copies: NY, US. — Reprinted from Memorie Societa
Italiana di Scienze naturali 4(2), 1868.
Ref.: BM 2: 641.
Garrett, Albert Osbun (1870-1948), American high-school teacher and amateur
mycologist at Salt Lake City, Utah. (Garrett).
HERBARIUM and typEs: UT — Exsiccatae: Fungi utahenses (fasc. 1-10, nos. 1-250, Salt Lake
City 1904-1918) sets at B, BPI, BUT, COLO, CUP, F, FH, MICH, MIN, NEB, NHES,
NY, OC, OS, OSC, PUR, RSA, 8, SOLH, UT, WIS, WSP.
Refs TH 1, (edi6))s o5otovons.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1065. 1940 (dates Fungi utahenses).
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 169-172. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 31; LS 9698-9700, 33570, 33570a, suppl.
9359-9365; Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1065. 1940, 28B(2): 331. 1945.
EPONYMY: Garrettia Fletcher (1937) is dedicated to H. B. G. Garrett, forester in
Siam.
1958. Spring flora of the Wasatch region. Salt Lake City (Skelton Publishing Company)
1g1t. Oct. (Spring fl. Wasatch).
Ed. 1: 1911 (p. v: 25 Jan 1911), p. [iJ-xii, [1]-106. Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: 1912, Lancaster, Pa. (The new Era Printing Company), p. [i]-xii, 1-139. Copy: NY.
Ed. 3: 1917, Lancaster, Pa. (id.), p. [i]-xii, [1]-144. Copy: NY.
Ed. 4: 1927, Salt Lake City (Stevens & Wallis, Inc.) (p. v: 14 Feb 1927), p. [i]-xii, [1]-
208, [203-208 blank]. Copy: NY.
Ed. 5: 1936, i-vi, 1-240 (n.v.)
Ref.: BL 1: 217.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 331. 1945.
Garsault, Francois Alexandre Pierre de (1691-1778), French botanical artist.
(Garsault).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown. Garsault was an artist who stated on the title-page of
his books that the drawings were “from nature.”’ No herbarium specimens seem to exist.
NOMENCLATOR GARSAULTIANUS: Thellung, Bull. Herb. Boissier ser. 2. 8: 713-714, 778-793;
901-913. 1908 (see also J. Bot. 47: 322. 1909).
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GASPARRINI
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 642; Langman p. 308-309; MW p. 135; NI 686-
687; PR 3216.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 161, 168. 1846.
1959. Les figures de plantes et animaux d’usage en médecine, décrit|es| dans la matiére médicale de
Mr. Geoffroy. Paris (author) [1764]. 5 vols. Oct. (Fig. pl. méd.)
Publ.: Jun 1764 [cf. Description (no. 1961, p. 1)], 729 copper engravings (643 plants). Copy:
NY. — An Explication abrégée was published in 1765 (see below).
vol. pages plates vol. pages plates
I [i-v] 1-118 4 = 473-643
2 [i-v] 119-292 5 [i-v] 644-729
3 “ 293-472
Ref.: BM 2: 642; HU 585; MW p. 135; NI 686; Plesch p. 234.
1960. Explication abrégée de sept cent dix-neuf plantes, tant étrangéres que de nos climats; et
de cent trente quatre animaux en sept cent trente planches. Gravées en taille-douce sur
les desseins de Monsieur de Garsault, et mises au jour en juin 1764, suivant l’ordre du
livre intitulé, Matiére médicale de M. Geoffroy [Paris 1765] Oct. (Expl. abr. pl.)
Publ.: 1765 — i-xiv, [i-ii], 1-472, 1-20 p. — This is the text for Les figures (see above).
Ref.: MW p. 135; NI 686; Plesch p. 234.
Britten and Rendle, J. Bot. 47: 322. 1909.
Wilmott, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1935: go.
Townsend, Journ. Soc. Bibl. nat. Hist. 3: 134. 1956.
1961. Description, vertus et usages de sept cents dix-neuf plantes, tant étrangéres que de nos climats ;
et de cent trente-quatre animaux, en sept cents trente planches, gravées en taille-douce,
sur les desseins d’aprés nature de M. de Garsault, par ... Et rangées suivant l’ordre du
livre intitulée Matiére médicale de M. Geoffroy. Ouvrage utile a toutes matiéres médi-
cales, aux artistes, aux personnes charitables, & a tous ceux qui préparent eux-mémes
leurs médicaments. Paris [1764-]1767, 5 vols. Oct. (Descr. vertus pl.)
vol. pages plates vol. pages plates
I (i*], [i]-xiv, [2, priv.], 1-178 4 279-372 467-643
[1]-85
2 [i-v], 89-184 119-292 5 [i-v], 375-472, 1-20 644-728
3 185-277 293-406
Five volumes of engravings were published by Garsault in June 1764, a volume of text in
1765 (Explication abrégée). The two were reissued in 1767 with the above title. — Thellung
states that 336 species are provided with binary names, but that 282 specific names are
uninomial whereas 71 are polynominal. This means that Art. 23(3) of the Interational
Code of Botanical Nomenclature applies: the Linnaean system of binary nomenclature
for species is not consistently employed. Thellung, however, makes a plea to accept the
binary names. The plates of the 1764 book contain analyses. — ‘Thellung’s proposal to
accept Garsault’s binary specific names has not been followed (cf. Britten and Rendle
1909). There is no distinction between specific names of one or more words and generic
names and the latter can also not be admitted either. Copy: G. Only one copy seen; other
copies probably with variations.
Ref.: BM 2: 642; DA 1967; HU 585; NI 686, 687; PR 3216.
Thellung, Bull. Herb. Boissier ser. 2. 8: 713-714, 778-793, 901-913. 1908.
Gasparrini, Gulielmo (1804-1866), Italian botanist at Naples. (Gasp.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PAV (14.500), duplicates BM, BP, CGE, FI, K, P, PC, W.
Ref.: TH 2: 218; Saccardo 2: 52.
Laségue, Mus. bot. Delessert 314. 1845.
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GASPARRINI
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 106; Barnhart 2: 32; BM 2: 643; Bossert p. 140;
CSP 2: 778-779, 6: 665, 7: 741, 9: 968, 12: 262, 15: 222; IF p. 698; Jackson p. 549;
Langman p. 309; LS 9705-9730; MW p. 135; NI 3514-3522; PR 3219-3228; Saccardo 1:
78, 2: 52, Cronol. p. xxii.
Anon., Flora 50: 15, 379-380. 1867; Bot. Zeit. 25: 16. 1867.
Cesati, Mem. Mat. Fis. Soc. ital. Sci. ser. 3. 3: Ixxxii-lxxxix. 1879 (bibl.)
Cesati, Mem. Mat. Fis. Soc. ital. Sci. ser. 4. 7: 36. 1882.
Briosi, Atti Ist. bot. Univ. Pavia ser. 2. 3: ili-vi. 189.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 162. 1903, 3(3): 178. 1905.
Balsamo e Gerimicea, Bull. Orto bot. Napoli 3: 51. 1913 (portr.)
Gilbert, Gard. Chron. 159(27): 643. 1966.
Pellegrini, Atti Ist. bot. Univ. Pavia ser. 6. 3: 219-231. 1968.
EPONYMY: Gasparinia [sic] Endlicher (1841); Gasparrinia A. Bertoloni (1839); Gasparrinia
Tornabene (1848-1849).
1962. Descrizione di un nuovo genere di piante della famiglia delle Leguminosae. [Napoli 1836].
Oct. (Descr. nuov. gen. Leg.)
Publ.: 1836 [not 1838], p. [i]-x, z pl. (Farnesia odora Gasp.) Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 643; PR 32109.
1963. Nova genera, quae super nonnullis Fici speciebus struebat Gulielmus Gasparrini. Napoli
(Francisco del Vecchio) 1844. Qu. (Nov. gen. Fic.)
Publ.: 1844 (received by Flora in Feb 1845, rev. 28: 325-329. 7 Jun 1845), p. [1]-11.
Copies: G, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 643; PR 3221.
1964. Richerche sulla natura del caprifico, e del fico; e sulla caprificazione. Napoli (Aquila di
V. Puzziello) 1845. Qu. (Ric. caprifico).
Publ.: Sep-Dec 1845, p. [i], [1]-96, pl. 1-8. Copies: G, MO. — Reprinted from Rendiconto
Adunanze Lavori Reale Accad. Sci. 1845(23): 321-416, read Sep 1845. — English
translation J. Hort. Soc. London 3: 185-216. 1848.
Ref.: BM 2: 643; PR 3222.
Gaterau (fl. 1789), French botanist. (Gaterau).
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 643; PR 3230.
Raynal, Taxon 17: 514-517. 1968.
1965. Description des plantes qui croissent aux environs de Montauban, ou qu’on cultive dans les
jardins, rangées d’aprés la méthode sexuelle, avec Vindication de lieu ot elles viennent,
et les vertues principales des usuelles. Montauban (author; Charles Crosilhes) 1789. Oct.
(Descr. pl. Montauban).
Publ.: Apr-Dec 1789, p. [1]-216, [2, privil.], [1, extr. reg.: 2 Apr 1780], [1, err.]. Copy:
HH. — Contains many binomials not listed in Index kewensis, enumerated by Raynal
(1968).
Ref.: BL 2: 207; BM 2: 643; PR 3230; IDC 6455.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 3: 142. 1797.
Raynal, Taxon 17: 514-517. 1968.
Gattenhof, Georg Matthias (1722-1788), German botanist in Heidelberg. (Gattenhof )
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 32; PR 3231.
Anon., Flora 4(1) (Beilage 3): 70. 1821.
EPONYMY: Gattenhofia Medikus (1790).
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GAUDICHAUD
1966. Stirpes agri et horti heidelbergensis ordine Ludwigii, cum characteribus Linnaeanis,
Hallerianis aliorumque in usus nostrates academicos dispositae a G. M. Gattenhof ...
Heidelberg (Pfaeler) 1782. Oct. (Stirp. heidelberg.)
Publ.: Sep-Dec 1782 (p. x: 30 Aug 1782), p. [i-x], [1]-352, [2, add.], [13 p. index].
Copies: HH, M.
Gattinger, Augustin (1825-1903), American botanist. (Gaitt.)
HERBARIUM and Types: TENN, duplicates at CM, DS, GH, K, LE, MANCH, MIN,
MO, NY, PENN, US, VT, WELC.
Re lhieoy 218°
Lamson-Scribner, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 20: 332-334. 1893.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 32; Blake 1: 214-215; Bossert p. 103; BM 2:
644; CSP 15: 226.
Halley, Dr Augustin Gattinger, Nashville, ‘Tennessee 1904, 28 p. (portr.), (repr. from
Am. hist. Mag.)
Oakes, A brief sketch of the life and works of Augustin Gattinger, Nashville, Tenn. 1932,
152 p. (portr.), copy: NY.
Rodgers, Amer. bot. 1873-1892, p. 111-112, 128, 232-233. 1944.
HANDWRITING: Oakes, A brief sketch, l.c. p. 143.
1967. The flora of Tennessee and a philosophy of botany respectfully dedicated to the
citizens of Tennessee. Nashville, Tenn. (Press of Gospel Advocate Publishing Company)
tgot. Oct. (Fl. Tennessee).
Publ.: 1901 (p. [iv]: 18 Apr 1901), p. [1i]-iv, [1]-296, frontisp. portr. of author. Copy: NY.
— The abbreviation ‘“‘o.s.,”” not explained in the text, means “‘over the whole State.’’
(BL). Preceded by Gattinger, The Tennessee flora, Nashville 1887 (Jan-Apr).
Ref.: BL 1: 214.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 2*: 157. 1955.
Gaudichaud-Beaupré, Charles (1789-1854), French naturalist and circumnavigator,
**pharmacien en chef de la Marine’’. (Gaud.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Gaudichaud gave all his collections to P [and PC]. The collec-
tions made on the voyage in l’Uranie and la Physictenne (1817-1820) went directly to P.
Part of the collections were lost during the voyage when the Uranie stranded in the Falk-
land Islands (Iles Malouines). Gaudichaud’s manuscript journal of the voyage is at P.
The collections made in Brazil between 1831-1833 as part of the voyage of L’ Herminie
were given by him to the Muséum [P] on 2 Nov 1833 (5000 specimens) ; those made on
the voyage of the Bonite (1836-1837), numbering 3500 specimens, were received by P in
1837. All cryptogams are at PC. The plants figured in the atlas of the voyage of the Bo-
nite, however, form a special case. Johnston points out that not all plates are based on
specimens collected during that voyage. Some of the plates must have been made from
specimens collected by Gaudichaud on other voyages, or from specimens found by him
in other herbaria. Some of them may be in the Webb herbarium (FI). Duplicates: B,
BR, DS, FI, G, G-DC, K, L, MO, US, W.
Ref.: TH 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 219; Laségue p. 78-83.
Tulasne, Arch. Mus. Hist. nat. 4: 65-66. 1844.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 264, 275, 287, 299, 326, 344. 1916.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 25-26. 1906.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969
Papavero, Essays on the history of neotropical dipterology 1: 124-127. 1971.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 325-326. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 427; Barnhart 2: 33; BM 2: 644; Bretschneider
I: 307-308; CSP 2: 781-782; GR p. 279; HR; IF p. 698-699; Jackson p. 223-224; KR
p- 236; LS 9741-9743; MD p. 121-124; PR 3233-3235; Zander (ed. 10) p. 603.
Pascallet, Notice biographique sur M. Gaudichaud-Beaupré. ed. 2. Paris 1844 (31 p.)
g2t
GAUDICHAUD
Anon., Flora 37: 208. 7 Apr 1854; Bot. Zeit. 12: 759. 760. 1854.
Didot, Nouv. Biogr. gén. 19: 648-652. 1857.
Coutance, Arch. méd. navale 13: 31-54. 1870.
Berger et Rey, Répertoire bibliogr. trav. médecins pharmaciens marine franc. p. I11-
113. Paris 1874.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1: 25-26. 1906 (itinerary Brazil).
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. N.S.W. 44: 139. 1910.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 229. 1936.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 117, 229, 230. 1942.
Gagnepain, in Lecomte, Fl. Indochine, tome prél. 41. 1944.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 186-187. 1950 (portr., itinerary, much secondary
literature).
Leandri, Adansonia ser. 2. 11(3): 405-424. 1971 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Gaudichaudia Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1821).
1968. Voyage autour du monde, entrepris par ordre du roi, ... exécuté sur les corvettes de S.M.
V Uranie et la Physicienne, pendant les années 1817, 1818, 1819 et 1820; publié ... par
M. Louis de Freycinet. Botanique par M. Charles Gaudichaud, pharmacien de la marine.
Paris (Pillet-ainé) 1826[-30], Qu. [text], Fol. [Atlas] (Voy. Uranie).
part pages plates dates part pages plates dates
I [i]-vii, I-10, 23 Sep 1826 7 257-304 61-70 ~=616 Aug 1828
[1]-40 frontisp. 8 305-352 71-80 27 Dec 1828
2 41-80 II-20 27 Dec 1826 9 353-400 81-90 18 Jul 1829
3 81-120 =. 21-30 24 Feb 1827 10 401-432 gI-I00 12 Sep 1829
4 121-160 31-40 13 Jun 1827 Il 433-464. ror-r110 28 Nov 1829
5 161-208 41-50 12 Sep 1827 12 465-522 srrr-120 6 Mar 1830
6 209-256 51-60 23 Feb 1828 atlas [1]-22 13 Mar 1830
Copy: NY. —'The dates are those given by the Bibliographie de la France; they are almost
fully confirmed by the dates of receipt by the Académie des Sciences, Paris, those of the
reviews in the Revue Bibliographique des Pays Bas and those of receipt by A. P. de
Candolle through Guillemin (archives Conservatoire botanique Genéve). The plates of
the atlas were definitely at the time and issued concurrently with the part of the text
(fide Rev. Bibl. Pays Bas). Several sources point at a regular issue in numerical order as
stated above. However, Cassini, Dict. Sci. nat. 51: 175. 1827 states that plate 85 was
issued with livr. 1. — Algae by C. A. Agardh, Fungi by Persoon.
Atlas: p. [i], 1-22, pl. 1-120 by A. Poiret fils. Copy: NY.
Collaborators: Jules Néraud (1794-1855), vegetation Ile-de-France; Jules Sébastien César
Dumont d’Urville (1790-1842), phanerogams Falklands;
Jean Baptiste George Maris (1780-1846), cryptog. Falklands;
Christian Friedrich Schwaegrichen (1775-1853), some bryophytes;
George Arnott Walker Arnott (1799-1868), some musci;
Jacques Etienne Gay (1786-1864), Exysimum macloiranum.
Ref.: BM 2: 606, 644; MD p. 122-124; NI 689; PR 3234; SK p. clxxxiii.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 436. 1916.
1969. Voyage autour du monde exécuté pendant les années 1836 et 1837 sur la corvette la Bonite,
commandée par M. Vaillant ... Botanique par M. Gaudichaud, Membre de I’ Institut.
Paris (Arthus Bertrand) [1841-]1846-1866. Text 3 vols, Oct., atlas Fol. (Voy. Bonite, Bot.)
Publ.: Gaudichaud was editor of the botanical part of this publication: there are four
sections:
1. Introduction, Paris (Arthus Bertrand) 1851. Oct. Copies: MO, NY.
part r: Jun 1851, p. [i-vii], [1]-354, [1, cont.]
part 2: Jul-Dec 1851, p. [i-vii], [1]-442, [2, err., cont.]
2. Tome premier, Cryptogames cellulaires et vasculaires (Lycopodinées) par MM. Montagne,
D. M. Léveillé, D. M. et Spring, D. M. et P., Paris (Arthus Bertrand) 1844-1846
[sic, on title page], p. [i*-v*], [i]-xi, [1]-355; p. xi dated 20 Mai 1846. On p. x:
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GAUDIN
“‘des circonstances tout a fait indépendantes de ma volonté en ont d’abord fait
languir l’impression puis retarda jusqu’a ce jour [20 Mai 1846] la publication. Les
Algues étaient méme déja tirés [but not published!] en 1844.” Publication took
place as a whole in Oct-Nov 1846 (BF 7 Nov 1846). Copies: MO, NY.
Algues, lichens, hépatiques et mousses par C. Montagne; Champignons par J. H.
Léveillé; Cryptogames vasculaires, Lycopodineae par A. F. Spring. — Proof-sheets
seem to have been available to some correspondents of Montagne from 1844 on.
Publication, however, dates from Oct-Nov 1846.
3. Atlas, Paris (Arthus Bertrand) s.d. [1841-?1852], Fol., p. [i-vi], pl. 1-150 (39/40
comb.)
Copies: MO (150 pl.), NY (178 pl.), Teyler (150 pl.) — The atlas was intended to illustrate
Gaudichaud’s own botanical account for which the text remained unfinished and
unpublished. Ch. d’Alleizette later published an Explication (see below). The publi-
cation of the Atlas took place in 24 parts according to information obtained by
Johnston from invoices at BM. However, it is almost impossible to give a dependable
list of the contents of these parts until a copy in the original covers is located. John-
ston attempts a listing but with great reservation. This list is not in all respects in
agreement with the order of issue as established by Barnhart from a copy at Colum-
bia University. Barnhart and Johnston agree that plates z-4o were published in 1841,
43-60 in 1842, 61-70 in 1843, 81-97 in 1844, ror-108 in 1851, and rog-178 in 1852; for
the remaining plates their conclusions are at variance. — For artists and engravers
see NI. — Plates 1-3 Eponges, i-iii Hydr. sometimes bound with the rest.
4. Explication et description des planches del Atlas par M. Charles d’Alleizette, Paris (Arthus
Bertrand) 1866. Oct., p. [1-111], asree: [1, err.], published Aug 1866. Sheets mark-
ed ‘‘Bonite-Botanique — T. 111.”
Ref.: BM 2: 603, 644; Langman p. 3113 NI 690; PR 3235; SK p. clxxxi; IDC 1164.
Montagne, Sylloge generum specierumque Cryptogamarum. Paris 1856 (p. xv).
Coutance, Archives de médecine navale 13: 31-54. 1870 (on controversy with Mirbel).
Brongniart, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 4. 1: 263, 290. 1875.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. pl. 1: cxxvili. 1891.
Sherborn and Woodward, Ann. aa nat. Hist. ser. 7. 6: 391. 1901, J. Bot. 39: 206.
1gOl.
Johnston, J. Arnold Arb. 25: rises 1944.
Gaudin, Jean Francois Aimé [Gottlieb] Philippe (1766-1833), Swiss clergyman and
botanist at Nyon, honorary professor of botany at Lausanne. (Gaudin).
HERBARIUM and Types: LAU — Gaudin left his herbarium to Jacques Gay. It was later
sold to Kew but J. D. Hooker returned it to LAU. — Duplicates at NA, NY.
Ref.: TH. 1 (ed. 6): 358, 2: 210.
Candolle, Phytographie 414. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 201, 6(2): 1049, 12(2): 137; Barnhart 2: 33;
BL 2: 561; BM 2: 644; Bossert p. 141; DTS 1: 83, 6(4): 10; Jackson p. 342; NI 691;
PR 3236-3240; Zander ed. 10, p. 603.
Anon., Flora 16: 764, 766. 1833, 17: 161-173. 1834.
A. P. de Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 411. 1862.
Greuter, Candollea 23: 81-99. 1968 (on Gaudin’s usage of subsp.)
Meyer et Elsasser, Taxon 22: 388-389. 1973.
EPONYMY: Gaudinia J. Gay (1829); Gaudinia Palisot de Beauvois (1812); Gaudinopsis
(Boissier) Eig (1929).
HANDWRITING: Taxon 22: 388. 1972, Candollea 29: 513-514. 1974.
1970. Agrostolog gia helvetica, definitionem descriptionemque graminum et plantarum eis
affinium in Helvetia sponte nascentium complectens. Paris, Genéve (J. J. Paschoud)
1811, 2 vols. Oct. (Agrost. helv.)
Vol. 1: Apr 1811 (BF), p. [i]-xxii, [1]-361. Copy: B.
Vol. 2: Aug 1811 (BF), p. [1]-326, [1, add.] Copy: B.
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GAUDIN
Ref.: BM 2: 644; Jackson p. 342; PR 3238; IDC 680.
Gaudin, Agrostographia alpina 3: 1-75. 1808, 4: 201-282. 1809.
1971. Flora helvetica sive historia stirpium hucusque cognitarum in Helvetia et in tractibus
conterminis aut sponte nascentium aut in hominis animaliumque usus vulgo cultarum
continuata. Ziirich (Orelli, Fuessli & Co.) 1828-1833, 7 vols. Oct. (Fl. helv.)
vols) spp: plates date
I [i]-xxxii, [1]-504 I-4 1828, Apr-Jun
2 [i-iii], [1 ]-626 I-15 1828, Jun
3 [i-iii], [1]-590 — 1828, Jun-Sep
4 [i-iii], [1]-663 I-5 1829, Jan-Jul
5 fi-iii], [1]-514 I 1829, Jan-Sep
6 [i-iii], [1 ]-400 I-3 1830, Mar-Apr
7 fiHiv, [1]-667, [668] - 1833, Jan
Copies: HH, USDA — Coloured plates by Monnard. — ‘The dates are based on the announ-
cements in Flora. — Vol. 7 also under the title: Liber manualis helveto-botanicus in usum viatoris
botanophili Helvetiam peregrantis topographiam botanicam complectens. Ziirich 1833, Oct., an
interesting handbook describing under alphabetically arranged geographic names the
plants occurring in the area.
Ref.: BM 2: 644; DTS 1: 83; Jackson p. 242; LS 9745; NI 691; PR 3239; IDC 5549.
Anon., Flora 13(2) Erg. Bl. 35-46. 1830 (rev. vol. 2).
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 331. 1945.
Futak et Domin, Bibl. fl. Csr 216. 1960.
1972. Synopsis florae Helvetiae ... Opus posthumum continuatum et editum a J. P.
Monnard. Ziirich (Orelli, Fuessli & Co.) 1836. Duod. (Syn. fl. Helv.)
Editor: Jean Pierre Monnard (1791-x).
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1836 (p. viii: 12 Apr 1836, Lit. Ber. Flora 6: 161-169. 21 Dec 1836),
p. [i*], [i]-xvi, [1]-824, [3, add. corr.] Copies: HH, L, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 644; DTS 1: 83; Jackson p. 342; PR 3240.
Futak et Domin, Bibl. fl. Csr 216. 1960.
Gautier, Marie Clément Gaston (1841-1911), French botanist at Narbonne. (Gaut.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: DS (through Herman Knoche). Gautier, together with Arvet-
Touvet (q.v.) issued a Hieraciotheca. ‘The Gautier herbarium at DS contains the types of
Gautier’s new taxa published in his two floras, as well as the types of Martrin-Donos’
Florule du Tarn. The Hieracium collection of Gautier was not included in the herbarium
as it came to DS. — Duplicates BR, F, MANCH, P.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 958, 2: 210.
Rouy, Bull. Soc. bot. France 35: clix-clx. 1888.
Giraudias, Notice on the retail sale of the herbarium Gaston Gautier. Paris s.d.
Wiggins, Stanford Univ. Bull. ser. 7. 142: 124-129. 1946.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 123-127. 1959 (on Knoche).
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 143-145. 1961 (on Gautier herb.)
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIoGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 525; Barnhart 2: 34; Bossert p. 141; CSP re:
252, 463, 733, 15: 235.
Cosson, Comp. fl. atl. 1: 41-42. 1881.
1973- Catalogue raisonné de la flore des Pyrénées-orientales ... Introduction par Ch. Flahault.
Perpignan (Société agricole, scientifique et littéraire des Pyrénées-orientales; Ch.
Latrobe) [1897]. Oct. (Cat. fl. Pyrénées-orientales).
Publ.: Probably late (Dec) 1897 (Soc. bot. France rd. Dec 1879; Nat. Nov. Jan 1898;
dated 1898 on back cover), p. [1]-550, [551]. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BL 2: 193; BM 2: 645.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 44: 500. 18098.
924
GAY, Cc:
1974. Catalogue de la flore des Corbiéres ... mis en ordre par L. Marty. Carcassonne
(Société d’Etudes scientifiques de l’Aude; V. Bonnafous-Thomas) s.d. [1912?]. Oct.
(Cat. fl. Corbtéres).
Editor: Léonce Marty.
Publ.: 1912? (preface dated Jun 1912 on p. x; Nat. Nov. Dec 1914), p. [i]-x, [1]-347.
Copy: MICH.
Ref.: BL 2: 124.
Timbal-Lagrave, Rev. Bot. Bull. mens. Soc. Frang. Bot. 10: 7-272. 1892 (previous
‘‘flora of the Corbiéres’’).
Gay, Claude (1800-1873), French botanist and traveller. (Gay).
HERBARIUM and Types: P, PC. —- Gay made two voyages to South America, in 1828-1832
and in 1834-1842. Duplicates at B, BM, BR, F, G, G-DC, GH, H, K, LE, MO, MPU,
NY, SGE, US, W.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 219; Laségue 569 [ind.]
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 26-27. 1906.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 299, 348. 1916.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 83. 1970.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 326-327. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 34; BM 2: 646; Bossert p. 141, 6: 359;
CSP 2: 797, 7: 748; GR p. 323; Laségue 569 [index]; LS 9762; PR 3247; Zander ed. 10,
p- 603.
Denis, Nouv. Biogr. gen. 19: 753-756. 1857.
Cosson, Bull. Soc. bot. France 6: 542-577. 1859 (on Desvaux and Gay).
Anon., J. Bot. 12: 192. 1874.
Barros Arana, Don Claudio Gay, su vida y sus obras, Santiago 1876, p. [i]-viii, [1]-235.
Copy: At Yale Univ. library.
Raynaud, Bull. Soc. étud. sci. archéol. Ville Draguignan ...: 1-40. 1877.
Porter, Rev. chilena 6: 110-132. 1902 (portr.; p. 127-132 on botanical part of Historia).
Urban, Fl. bras. 1: 26-27. 1906 (itin. amer.)
Pizarro, Bol. Mus. nac. Chile Hist. nat. 21: 29-44. 1944 (itin., maps).
Yanez, Rev. chilena Hist. nat. 48: 8-20. 1944 (portr.)
Villalobos, Bol. Univ. Chile 9(74): 52-59, 9(75): 46-51. 1967.
COMMEMORATIVE VOLUME: Rev. chilena Hist. nat. 48: 1-359. 1944.
EPONYMY: Gayophytum A. H. L. Jussieu (1832). — Note: Gaya Gaudin (1826), Gaya
Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1812), and Gaya K. P. J. Sprengel (1824) are dedicated
to Jacques Etienne Gay (1786-1864), q.v.
HANDWRITING: Rev. chilena Hist. nat. 48: 15. 1944.
1975- Historia fisica » politica de Chile segin documentos adquiridos en esta republica
durante doce afios de residencia en ella y publicada bajo los auspicios del supremo gobier-
no ... Botdnica [Flora chilena]. Paris (E. Thunot y Ca. atlas; author, text), Santiago
(Museo historia natural) 1845-1852[-1854], 8 vols. Oct. [text], Fol. [atlas]. (FU. chil.)
vol. part pages dates
z I [i-iii], [1]-104 ante Dec 1845
2 105-248 early 1846
3 249-376 ante Oct 1846
a 377-496 ante Oct 1846
2 : [1]-144 ante Mai 1847
2 145-272 ante Mai 1847
3 273-416 Mai-Jun 1847
4 417-534 Mai-Jun 1847
3 z [1]-128 ante Feb 1848
925
GAVAGE
vol. part pages dates
2 129-240 ante Jun 1848
3 241-384 late(?) 1848
4 385-484 late 1848 v. early 1849
4 I [1]-128 ante Aug 1849
2 129-256 ante Aug 1849
3 257-384 ante Aug 1849(?)
4 385-516 1849(?), cover 1854
5 I [1]-128 late 1849
2 129-256 late 1849
3 257-384 1851 v. 1852
+ 385-479 med. 1852, reissued 1876
6 [1-551 prob. after med. 1854
7 I ae ae 1850
2 .. .-256 1850
3 257-384 1853
45 385-515 ante 22 Mai 1854
8 I [1]-256 1852
2 257-448 prob. early Mai 1854
Reissues (covers different, rest same): 1-4: 1854; 1-8: 1876.
Atlas de la historia fisica y politica de Chile. Paris (E. Thunot y Ca.) 1854. Fol., p. [i],
pl. 1-11, 11 = 12], 13-32, 32bis, 32[ ter], 33-52, 52bis, 53-62, 64[= 63], 64-69, 69, 6gbis,
70-83, cript. 1-16, mapa 1-11, folded map. The plates are mainly by Alfred Riocreux
and Gay. — The second atlas (tomo segundo) contains no botany.
For a review of Emile Desvaux’ Grasses and Cyperaceae, in vol. 6 ‘1853’ see Cosson
(1859). The cryptogams (vol. 7, 8) are by Montagne, who published the diagnoses of
new algae in Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. sér. 3. 18: 302-319. 1852. These algae appear in Gay’s
work on p. 228-393 of vol. 8, publ. 1852 (228-256) and 1854. Copies: G, HU (2), MO,
NY, US, USDA.
Collaborators: BARNEOUD, F. M.: Tropeol., Oxal., Myrt., Geran., Vivian., Crucif., Portul.;
NAUDIN, C.: Elatinaceae; cLos, D.: Rhamn., Legum., Umb., Loranth., Rubiac., Valer.,
Borag., Lab., Scroph.; REMY, J.: Saxif., Calyc., Comp., Solan., Amar., Phytol., Polygon. ;
DECAISNE, J.: Plantaginaceae; RICHARD, A.: Orchidaceae; DESVAUX, E.: Cyperaceae,
Gramineae; MONTAGNE, C.: Cellular cryptogams.
Ref.: BL 1: 245; BM 2: 646; GF p. 57; IF p. 699; Jackson p. 374, 375; NI 695; PR 3247;
SK p. clxxxiv; IDC 5927.
Cosson, Bull. Soc. bot. France 6: 569-576. 1859.
Johnston, Darwiniana 5: 154-165. 1941.
Stuardo-Oritz, Publ. Cent. Estud. ent. Univ. Chile 3: 295-359. 1960 (index).
Gay, Francois (1857-1898), French algologist at Montpellier, pupil of Edouard Bornet.
(F. Gay).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Davy de Virville, Histoire de la botanique en France 210.
1954-
1976. Recherches sur le développement et la classification de quelques algues vertes ... Thése
soutenue devant la Faculté des Sciences de Paris avec xv planches en chromolithographie.
Paris (Paul Klincksieck) 1891. (Rech. alg. vert.)
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1891 (Nat. Nov. Mar 1891), p. [1]-116, [117, index], err., pl. 1-15. Copy:
UC.
Gay, Jacques Etienne (1786-1864), French botanist of Swiss birth (Nyon), secretary
of the Chambre des Pairs (senate) at Paris until 1848. (7. Gay).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K. — Dupl. E, NA.
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GEBHARD
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 219.
Huxley, Life letters Hooker 2: 48. 1918.
Meyer and Elsasser, Taxon 22: 389. 1937.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 83. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 226, 5(1): 501, 673; Barnhart 2: 34; BL 2:
490; BM 2: 646; Bossert p. 141; Colmeiro 1: clxxvi; CSP 2: 797-799, 6: 666, 7: 748,
12: 264; Jackson p. 549 [index]; Langman p. 311; MW p. 135; PR 3248-3252, ed. 1:
3542-3549; Zander (ed. 10) p. 603.
Candolle, A. P. de, Mémoires et souvenirs 411. 1862.
Ramond, Bull. Soc. bot. France 11: 341-357. 1864 (bibl.)
Seemann, J. Bot. 2: 64. 1864.
Anon., Flora 47: 124-125. 1864.
Planchon, Lettres inédites de Jacques Gay et de Victor Jacquemont. Paris 1884 (Bull.
Soc. bot. France 31, 1883, 19 p.)
Gray, Letters 2: 832 [index]. 1893.
Babington, Memorials 4.72. 1897.
Bonnet, Webbia 1: 7. 1905.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 103, 162. pl. 139. 1905.
Ewan, Southw. Louisiana J. 7: 22. 1967.
EPONYMY: Gaya Gaudin (1826); Gaya Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1822); Gaya
K. P. J. Sprengel (1821).
Note: Gayophytum A. H. L. Jussieu (1832) is dedicated to Claude Gay (1800-1873), q.v.
1977- Monographie des cing genres de plantes que comprend la tribu des Lasiopétalées dans la
famille des Biittnériacées. Paris (A. Belin) 1821. Qu. (Monogr. Lasiopétal.)
Publ.: 1821, p. [i], [1]-38, pl. 1-8. Copy: G (plates absent).
Ref.: PR 3248.
1978. Erysimorum quorundam novorum diagnoses simulque Erysimi muralis descriptionem
praemittit, monographiam generis editurus J. Gay. Anno 1842, die Januarii 20a. Paris
(Béthune et Plou) 1842. Oct. (Erysim. nov.)
Publ.: 20 Jan 1842 (t.p.), p. [1]-16. Copies: G, MO.
Ref.: BM 2: 646; PR 3251; IDC 5550.
Mérat, Revue de la Flora Parisienne 1843-1846, p. 357-363.
1979. Eryngiorum novorum vel minus cognitorum heptas, praemissis observationibus cum ad
Eryngiorum characterem naturalem tum ad genera affinia spectantibus. Paris (L.
Martinet) 1848. Oct. (Eryng. nov.)
Publ.: 19 Aug 1848 (BF), p. [1]-39, pl. xt. Copies: G, MO, NY. — Reprinted from Ann.
Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 3. g: 148-184, pl. zz. Mar 1848 (journal publ. has priority).
Ref.: BM 2: 646; Langman p. 311; PR 3252.
Gebhard, Johann Nepomuk [von] (1764/1774-1827), Austrian naturalist, originally
mining engineer. (Gebh.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material at B, IBF and W. — Ascherson and Graebner mention
him as an editor of commercial exsiccatae. These collections are also mentioned in the
title of his Verzeichniss. No sets are known to me.
Ref.: 1H 2: 220.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem p. 348. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 57; Barnhart 2: 35; BM 2: 647; DTH 1: 83-
84; GR p. 449; LS 9792; PR 3254.
Braune, Flora 11: 495-496. 1828.
Browne, Flora 13: 533-536. 1830.
NOTE: 1764 is the birth year given by e.g. DTH; other sources give 1774. All agree on
23 July as the day.
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GEBHARD
1980. Verzeichniss der von dem Jahre 1804 bis 1819 auf meinen botanischen Reisen durch
und in der Steiermark selbst beobachteten, gesammelten, und, bis auf wenige, bereits in
meinen Centurien getrocknet gelieferten Pflanzen; mit der Angabe ihrer Standorte,
Bliithezeit, Dauer und der soviel als bisher bekannt gewordenen Nutzens oder Schadens;
nebst der gebrauchlichen pharmaceutischen Benennung. Herausgegeben zum Nutzen
und Vergnigen jedes Verehrers und Freundes der so wichtigen als angenehmen Pflanzen-
Kunde. Gratz (Tanzer) 1821. Duod. (Verzeichniss).
Publ.: 1821, (p. xx: Jul 1920), p. [i]-xx, [1]-307, [308, err.] Copies: HH, HU.
Ref.: BM 2: 647; PR 3254.
Geer van Jutphaas, Jan Lodewijk Willem, [Baron] de (1784-1857), Dutch magis-
trate and naturalist living at Jutphaas near Utrecht. (Geer).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AA 7: 66; [not in Barnhart]; BM 2: 648; JW 2: 190,
3: 351; PR 3255.
Hall, Allg. Konst- Letterbode 1857: 371.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 230. 1936 (under: Geeria Bl.)
EPONYMY: Geeria Blume (1825).
1981. Plantarum Belgii confoederatio indigenarum spicilegium alterum, quo Gorteri Flora VII.
Provinciarum amplificatur & illustratur. Utrecht (Johannes Altheer) 1814. Oct. (PI.
Belg. spic. alt.)
Publ.: 1814, p. [1]-59. Copy: FAS. — Second addendum to D. de Gorter’s Flora VII
Provinciarum (1781); the first addendum was the Spicilegium by S. J. van Geuns (1788)
(q.v.). The book was issued with a covering title to include all three works.
Ref.: BM 2: 649; Oudemans 1: 244; PR 3255.
Geheeb, Adalbert (1842-1909), German botanist and pharmacist at Geisa, Thuringia.
(Geh.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B, other material BR, BP, C, H, L.
Ref.: IH 2: 220.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 300, 320, 349. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 36; CSP g: 981-982; DTS 1: 84-85; PR
3256; Saccardo 1: 79.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 124, pl. 132. 1905 (portr.)
Miller, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 27: (84)-(91). 1959 (portr., bibl.)
T.H., Rev. bryol. 36: 155. 1909.
Roll, Allg. bot. Z. 11: 165-167. 1909 (portr.)
Roll, Mitt. thiir. bot. Ver. ser. 2. 17: 1-13. 1910.
Herzog, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenb. 51: (150)-(152). Ig10.
Britton, Bryologist 13: 86. 1910.
EPONYMy: Geheebia W. P. Schimper (1876).
1982. Die Laubmoose des Cantons Aargau. Mit besonderer Beriicksichtigung der geognosti-
schen Verhaltnisse und der Phanerogamen Flora. Aarau (Heinrich Remigius Sauer-
lander) 1864. Oct. (Laubm. Aargau).
Publ.: Jan-Jun 1864 (p. viii: 3 Jan 1864, Flora 4 Jul 1864), p. [i]-viu, [1]-77. Copy: NY.
Ref.: PR 3256.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 22: 248. 5 Aug 1864 (rev.)
1983. Bryologia atlantica die Laubmoose der atlantischen Inseln (unter Ausschluss der
europaischen und arktischen Gebiete) von Adalbert Geheeb erganzt und iiberarbeitet
von Theodor Herzog mit 20 Tafeln. Stuttgart (E. Schweizerbart) rg1o[1g11]. Qu.
[Bibliotheca Botanica ... Heft 73] (Bryol. ail.)
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GEINITZ, H. B.
Co-author: ‘Theodor K. J. Herzog (1880-1961).
Heft 73(1): Mar-Apr r1gtt (t.p. 1910; Nat. Nov. Apr 1911), p. [i-ii], [1]-32, pl. r-r0.
Copy: MO. :
Heft 73(2): Aug-Sep 1911 (t.p. 1910; Nat. Nov. Sep 1911, cited as of 1911), p. 33-71,
[72-73], pl. 11-20. Copy: MO.
Geinitz, Franz Eugen (1854-1925), German geologist, mineralogist and palaeobio-
logist at Rostock. (F. E. Geinitz).
coLLEcTions: Mecklenburgisches geologisches Landesmuseum.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 267; Barnhart 2: 36; BM 2: 650, 6: 361;
CSP 9: 982, 12: 265, 15: 249-250; Quenstedt p. 157.
Schuh, Mitt. mecklenb. geol. Landesanstalt 36: 3-24. 1925 (bibl., portr.)
Geinitz, Hanns Bruno (1814-1900), German mineralogist, geologist and palae-
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COLLECTIONS: Mineralogical and Geological Institute Dresden — Some material also at
Museum Comp. Zool., Harvard.
Ref.: Sherborn, Where is the ... collection 57. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 267; Barnhart 2: 36; BM 2: 651-652, 6: 361;
CSP 2: 813-814, 6: 668, 7: 752-753, 9: 982-983, 12: 265, 15: 250-251; Jackson p. 549
[Index]; PR 3261-3265; Quenstedt p. 157.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 591, 634. 1846.
Ward, Rep. U.S. Geol. Survey 5: 374-375. 1885.
Geinitz, Leopoldina 36: 59-70, 85-89, 98-104. 1900 (bibl.)
Geinitz, Hanns Bruno Geinitz, ein Lebensbild. Halle 1900; 53 p. (portr., bibl.)
Geinitz, Centralbl. Mineral. 1900: 6-21. (bibl.)
Anon., Nat. nov. 22: 131. 1900.
Kalkowsky, S. B. Abh. naturw. Ges. Isis 1900: v-vili. IgOI.
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COMPOSITE WoRKS: Editor: Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie 1863-1879. Oct.
1984. Charakteristik der Schichten und Petrefacten des sdchsisch-béhmischen Kreidegebirges.
Dresden, Leipzig (Arnold) 1839-1843. Qu. (in twos) (Char. Schicht. Kreidegeb.)
Ed. 1: in four Hefte, as follows (Copy: Teyler, Heft 1-3):
1: Jul-Dec 1839 (p. ii: 1 Jul 1839), frontisp., p. [i-iv], [1]-28, [1, ind.], pl. 1-8.
2: 1840, p. [i-1v], [31]-62, pl. 9-16.
3: 1842, p. [i, t-_p. Heft 3], [iii, gen. t.p. “1839-1842”"], [63]-116, [i]-[xxvi], pl. 17-24.
4: Sep-Dec 1843 (p. iv: 25 Aug 1843), p. c[i]-iv, [1]-19, pl. A, 7-vi.
Ed. 2: in four Hefte, a reissue of the first edition with a new t.p. ‘‘neue Ausgabe” ...
Leipzig (Arnold) Jul-Dec 1850 (p. iv: Jul 1850). Copy: NY.
1985. Die Versteinerungen der Grauwackenformation in Sachsen und den angrenzenden
Lander-Abtheilungen. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1852. Qu. (Verstein. Grauwackenf.)
Heft 1: Die Silurische Formation, 1852 (p. vi: 22 Jan 1852), p. [i]-vi, [1, cont.], 1-58,
pl. 1-6 each with 2 p. letterpress, uncol. liths. by E. Assmann [second t.p.: Die
Graptolithen, ein monographischer Versuch ...”’]. Copy: U.
Heft 2: Mit 20 Steindrucktafeln, 1853, p. [i-iii], [1]-95, pl. 1-20 with letterpress, uncol.
liths. after drawings by Seybicke und Beyer, lithographed by Assmann. Copy: U.
1986. Die Versteinerungen der Steinkohlenformation in Sachsen ... Mit xxxvi Steindrucktafeln.
Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1855. Fol. (Verstein. Steinkohlenf. Sachsen).
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1855 (p. vi: 14 Nov 1854; NY copy bought at Dresden Jun 1855), p. [1]-
vi, [vii, cont.], [1]-61, pl. 7-xxxv and frontisp. (lithographs by C. Seybicke & J. Beyer).
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GEINITZ, H. B.
Ref.: BM 2: 651; Jackson p. 186; PR 3263.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 159. 1969 (no. 1513).
1987. Die Leitpflanzen des Rothliegenden und des Kechsteingebirges oder der permischen Formation
in Sachsen. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1858. Qu. (Lezipfl. perm. Form. Sachsen).
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1858, p. [1]-27, [28], pl. 1-2 (col. liths.) Copy: Teyler. — Reprinted from
Oster-Programm der kG6nigl. polytechnischen Schule zu Dresden.
Ref.: PR 3264.
K.M., Bot. Zeit. 16: 191. 25 Jun, 207. 9 Jul 1858.
1988. Dyas, oder die Zechsteinformation und das Rothliegende. Mit Beitragen der
Herren Robert Eisel, Rudolph Ludwig, Dr August Em. Reuss, Dr. Reinhard Richter
u.A. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1861-1862, 2 Hefte. Qu. (Dyas).
Heft 1: Jul-Dec 1861, (p. xvi dated 1 Jul 1861), p. [i]-xvili, [1]-130, pl. 1-23 (lith.) Copy:
Teyler.
Heft 2: 1862, p. [i]-viul, pl. 24-42. Copy: Teyler. — Heft 2 treats the plants. Collaborators
for this part: R. Eisel (stratigraphy), R. Ludwig (Dyas in western Germany, id.
Russia). Nachtrage zu Heft 2: Geinitz et Deichmiuller. Mitt. K6n. mineral.-geol.
praehist. Mus. Dresden 5, 1882.
Ref.: Andrews p. 36; BM 2: 651; PR 3265.
Geiseler, Eduard Ferdinand (1781-1872), German physician and botanist at Danzig.
(Geiseler).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: ‘The Crotonis monographiam ... is based on material from Vahl,
now at C.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 36; BM 2: 652; PR 3266.
Kraus, Bot. Garten Universitat Halle 2: 35. 1894.
EPONYMY: Geiseleria Klotzsch (1841); Gezseleria Klotzsch (1843).
1989. Crotonis monographiam, speciminis loco inauguralis, ut doctoris medici gradum in
alma Fridericiana adipiscatur, ad diem 20. Martii 1807. Exhibet Eduardus Ferdinandus
Geiseler ... Halle (F. A. Grunert) [1807]. Oct. (Croton. monogr.)
Publ.: 20 Mar 1807 (date printed on thesis; Bot. Zeit. Regensburg 6: 289-302. 15 Oct
1807), p. [i]-x, [1]-83. Copies: G, GRON, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 652; Jackson p. 129; Langman p. 312; PR 3266.
Kraus, Bot. Garten Halle 2: 35. 1894.
Geisenheyner, Franz Adolf Louis (1841-1926), German highschool teacher and
botanist at Kreuznach. (Geisenh.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Original herb. Kreuznacher Heimatmuseum (30.000), other
material at IBF, L, WRSL.
Ref.: TH. -2: 220.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 400; Barnhart 2: 36; DTS 6(4): 141; GR p. 80.
Pilger, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 44: 67. 1926.
Andres, Verh. bot. Ver. Brand. 68: 167-175. 1926 (portr., bibl.)
Wiemann, Sb. naturhist. Ver. preuss. Rheinl. Westf. 1926: 82-86, 88. 1927 (frontisp.
portr.)
1990. Flora von Kreuznach. Tabellen zum Bestimmen der im gesamten Nahetale wild
wachsenden, im Grossen gebauten und am haufigsten in Garten und Anlagen kultivier-
ten Gefasspflanzen. Kreuznach (Reinhard Schmithals) 1881. Oct. (Fl. Areuznach).
Ed. 1: Jul-Aug 1881 (p. v: 1 Jul 1881, Nat. Nov. Aug 1881), p. [i]-vii, [viii, err.], [1]-
306. Copy: B. — Andres (1926) mentions a preliminary publication with the same title
in the Osterprogramm des Gymnasiums zu Kreuznach, 1877 (n.v.)
Ed. 2: Mai-Aug 1903 (p. [iv]: 20 Apr 1903, Nat. Nov. Aug 1903), p. [i-vi], [1]-328.
930
GENTH
Copy: B. — Title: “Flora von Kreuznach und dem gesamten Nahegebiet unter Ein-
schluss des linken Rheinufers von Bingen bis Mainz. Bearbeitet zum Gebrauche in
Schulen u. auf Exkursionen ... Zweite Auflage. Kreuznach (Ferd. Harrach) [s.d.]’’.
Oct.
Geitler, Lothar (1899-1922), Austrian algologist, professor of botany at Vienna. (Gezél.)
HERBARIUM and types: Material at LI and WU.
JA ee Wel C3 opyXoy
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 37; BFM 2380; GR p. 449; LS suppl. 9460;
MW p. 136.
Moebius Gesch. Bot. p. 76, 172. 1937.
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 116: 3-5. 1969.
Titz, Oest. bot. Z. 116: 3-17. 1969 (bibl., portr.)
COMPOSITE WoRKs: (1) Rabenhorst, A7xyptogamen-Flora: Cyanophyceae, 14: 1-288. 1930;
289-672. 1931; 673-1178. 1932.
(2) Pascher, Siisswasserflora, Cyanophyceae, Cyanochloridineae 12: [1]-450, figs. 1-560. 1925,
[with Pascher:] [451]-463, fig. I-14. 1925.
(3) EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien, ed. 2: vol. 1b, “1942,” publ. early 1943: Schzzo-
phyceae, p. [i]-iv, [1]-232.
EPONYMy: Geitleriella G. De Toni (1936).
Gennari, Patricio (1820-1897), Italian botanist at Cagliari. (Gennart).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: TO, other material at CN, FI, GE, PC, W.
Ref.: IH 2: 221; Saccardo 2: 53.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 390; Barnhart 2: 38; CSP 2: 820; PR 3274;
Saccardo 1: 80, Cron. p. xxiii.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxviii. 1883.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 46. 1941.
Genth, Carl Friedrich Ferdinand (1810-1837), German cryptogamist. (Genth).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: FR — other material at B, GJO, HNL. — Exsiccatae: (with J. W. P.
Hibner): Deutschlands Lebermoose in getrockneten Exemplare (fasc. 1-5, nos. 1-125), Mainz
1836-1839 (fasc. 5 by Hiibner alone), sets at FH, G, PC.
Ref. GR p. 15; LE 22207; -DilSi1 3120:
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 300. 1916.
Anon., Ann. bryol. 9: 153. 1937.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 216-217. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 38; BM 2: 654; DTS 1: 86 [data wrong];
GR p. 15; PR 3275.
Anon., Flora 20: 560. 21 Sep 1837.
EPONYMY: Genthia Bayrhoffer (1894).
1991. Flora des Herzogthum Nassau und der obern, so wie untern Rheingegenden von
Speier bis CélIn ... Erster Theil, Cryptogamie. Erste Abtheilung. Mainz (Florian
Kupferberg) 1836. Oct. + (Fl. Nassau).
Publ.: Sep-Oct 1835 (p. xii: 10 Sep 1835; Linn. Soc. rd. 19 Oct 1835; Lit. Ber. Flora 5:
177-191. 28 Dec 1835[sic]), p. [iv]-xii, [1]-439. Copies: B, NY. — Second t.p.: ““Crypto-
gamenflora des Herzogthum Nassau ... bis Céln ... Erste Abtheilung. Farnkrauter,
Lebermoose, Moose und Flechten.”’
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 654; LS 9821; PR 3275.
93%
GEORGE
George, Edward (1830-1900), British bryologist and algologist. (George).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: BM — Hedge and Lamond mention specimens of George in
Holmes, Algae britannicae rariores exsiccatae (fasc. 1-12, nos. 1-312, London 1883-1910) q.v.
Ref.: 1H 2: 221.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 83. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BB p. 120; Barnhart 2: 39.
Britten, J. Bot. 38: 455. 1900.
Georgi, Johann Gottlieb (1729-1802), Russian natural scientist of German birth,
later at St. Petersburg. (Georgi).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: LE and MW;; some cryptogams are at M, possibly some material
at BM via Pallas and Lambert.
Ref.: 1H 2: 221.
Karavaev, Nov. Sist. Vyssh. Rast. 10: 333-336. 1973.
Miller, Taxon 19: 524, 534. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 39; BM 2: 660; Bossert p. 142; GR p. 162;
LS 9824-9827; MW p. 136; PR 3277, ed. 1: 3571-3572; TR 429-432; Zander ed. 10,
p- 603.
Georgi, J. G., Bemerkungen einer Reise im Russischen Reich im Jahre 1772. St. Peters-
burg 1775 (IDC 5551), 2 volumes, continuous pagination.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 248 [index]. 1800.
EPONYMY: Georgia K. P. J. Sprengel (1818, orth. var.) ; Georgina Willdenow (1803).
Note: Georgia F. Ehrhart ex C. Mueller Hal. (1848) is dedicated to King George III of
England.
HANDWRITING: Lipschitz and Vasilczenko, Herbarium centrale USSR 98. 1968.
Georgia, Ada E. (x-1921), American botanist. (Georgia).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 39; BM 6: 364.
1992. A manual of weeds with descriptions of all of the most pernicious and troublesome
plants in the United States and Canada, their habits of growth and distribution, with
methods of control ... with 385 illustrations by F. Schuyler Mathews. New York (‘The
Macmillan Company) 1914. Oct. (Man. weeds).
Ed. 1: Oct 1914, p. [i], front., [1ii]-xi, 1-593, figs. 1-386. Copy: NY.
Reissue: New York (The Macmillan Company) 1921, identical except for t.p. date 1921.
Ref.: Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 331. 1945.
Gepp, Antony (1862-1955), British botanist. (A. Gepp).
HERBARIUM and Types: BM.
Ref.: Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
Newton, Phycol. Bull. 1: 16. 1952.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 39; BM 2: 660, 6: 364; BL 1: 47, 68, 92, 121;
Bossert p. 142; CSP 15: 262; GR p. 398-399; LS 9830, 33602; LS suppl. 9387.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 55. 1808.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 179. 1973 (mss., corresp.)
COMPOSITE works: (1) Bryophytes and lichens, in J. W. Gregory, The great Rift valley, app.
3 (1896).
(2) Musci, in Catalogue ... African plants ... Welwitsch, vol. 2 (1901).
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Gepp, Ethel Sarel (née Barton) (1864-1922), British botanist, wife of Anthony Gepp.
(E. Gepp).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: BM (complete?)
IRAE SM SE Fe BP.
Newton, Phycol. Bull. 1: 16. 1952.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
Kent, British herbaria 55. 1953.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 40; BB p. 120; BM 1: 105 (sub Barton), 6:
364; GR p. 399; LS 33602; MW p. 136.
Britten, J. Bot. 60: 160, 193-195. 1922.
De Toni et Forti, Nuova Notarisia 35: 45-57. 1923 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Ethelia Weber-von Bosse (1921).
Gerard(e), John (1545-1612), British physician (“barber surgeon”) and gardener.
(7. Gerard).
HERBARIUM: It is not known whether Gerard made herbarium specimens. The Sloane
herbarium (BM) has a set of early seventeenth century plants collected by Petrus Gerard
with names following John Gerard’s publications. Nothing is known about the link
between the two Gerards.
Ref.: Dandy, The Sloane herbarium 132. 1958.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 894; Barnhart 2: 40; BB p. 120; BM 2: 660;
Bossert p. 142; DNB a1: 221; Henrey 153-156; Jackson p. 550 [Index]; PR 3282-3283.
Jackson, A catalogue of plants cultivated in the Garden of John Gerard in the years
1596-1599. Edited with ... a life of the author. London 1876.
Fox, Fothergill 427 [ind.]. 1919.
Druce, Fl. Oxfordshire 372. 1886, ed. 2. lxiii-Ixiv. 1927.
Curtis, William Curtis 5. 1941.
Raven, Early English naturalists from Neckham to Ray 204-217. 1947.
Hadfield, Pioneers in Gardening 11-16. 1951.
Jeffers, The friends of John Gerard (1545-1612), surgeon and botanist. Falls Village,
Conn. 1967.
Stearn, DSB 5: 361-363. 1972 (bibl.)
Smit, History of the Life Sciences 938, 1049. 1974.
Anon., House and Garden 29(9): 145-146. 1974.
EPONYMY: Gerardia Linnaeus (1753); Graderia Bentham (1846, anagram).
1993- The Herball or general historie of plantes. London (John Norton) 1597. Fol.
(Herball).
Ed. 1: 1597, [xx], 1392 p., [72 p.] index, engr. t.p., portrait of author, (circa) 2146
woodcuts. Copies: MO, NY.
Ed. 1633: ‘“Very much enlarged and amended by Thomas Johnson,” London (Adam
Filip Joice Norton and Richard Whitakers), Fol., [36], 1634 [1-30, 29-30, 29-1630],
[2], [45], [1], [2] p., 2821 woodcuts [fide NI]. Copy: NY.
Ed. 1636: Edited by Thomas Johnson, etc., reissue of 1633 ed. with 1636 title page. Copy:
MO.
Ed. 1927: Abridged edition by M. Woodward, London (Gerald Howe), Qu., xix, 303 p.,
repr. Spring Books 1964, xix, 303 p., 108 figs. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 660; Henrey 154-156; HU 175, 223, 230 (q.v. for complete collations) ; NI
698; PR 3283.
1994. Catalogus arborum, fruticum ac plantarum tam indigenarum, quam exoticarum, in
horto Johannis Gerardi civis et chirurgi Londinensis nascentium. London (Arnold
Hatfield) 1599, small folio. (Cat. arb.)
Publ.: 1599, p. [i-ili], 1-22. Copies: HU (2). — The first edition was that of 1596 of which
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the only known copy is at BM-Bloomsbury. Jackson (1876) reprints both editions.
Facsimile reprint of the 1599 edition (200 copies) by J. Cramer, Weinheim 1962, [i-iv],
1-22. Copies: FAS, NY, U. — See also HU 177 and HU app. 15.
Ref.: BB p. 120; BM 2: 660; Henrey 153-154; PR 3283.
Jackson, A catalogue of plants cultivated in the garden of John Gerard in the years
1596-1599. Edited with ... a life of the author, by B. D. Jackson. London 1876.
Gérard, Louis (1733-1819), French physician and botanist at Cotignac in the French
Provence. (Gérard).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Acquired by the Départment du Var in 1833 and deposited in
the Draguignan museum; now at the Toulon museum (TLON). The herbarium speci-
mens are mostly not accompanied by data on localities. - Gérard corresponded with
Linnaeus and Bernard de Jussieu. He sent plants to them which are now in LINN and
P-JU.
Ref ME 2er2oin.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 47. 1941.
Burtez, Catalogue des plantes de Vherbier L. Gerard. Draguignan 1899, 436 p. (fide
Cavillier 1941).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 127; Barnhart 2: 40; BM 2: 660-661, 6: 364;
Bossert p. 142; GR p. 323; PR 3280-3281; SO ind. authors p. 23; Dryander, Cat. Banks
5: 249 [index]. 1800.
Gérard, Magas. Enc. 1807(5): 354-366 (letter Linnaeus to Gérard).
Teissier, L. G., Etude biographique. Toulon 1859. Oct (100 p., n.v.) (in Bull. Soc. Sci.
belles-lettres et arts Dép. Var. 1860: 237-328, n.v.)
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxviti. 1883.
Clos, Mém. Acad. Sci. Toulouse ser. 8. 10: 342-370. 1888.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 46. 1941.
Stafleu, Introduction to Jussieu’s Genera plantarum xxxi, xxxix, 1964.
Astre, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Toulouse 1o1: 176. 1966.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 373 [ind.]. 1971.
EPONYMY: Gerardia Linnaeus (1753) is dedicated to John Gerard (1545-1612), q.v.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 515-516. 1974.
1995. Flora gallo-provincialis, cam iconibus aeneis. Paris (C. J. B. Bauche) 1761. Oct.
(Fl. gallo-prov.)
Publ.: Mar-Oct 1761, p. [i*], [i]-xxxcilil, map, [1]-585, pl. 1-19. Copies: MO, U. —-
Rothmaler states that the book was published Feb-Mar 1761. This is probably based
on the date of the ‘‘Approbatio” on p. [586]: ‘‘Calendas Febr. Ann. 1761.’’ This
statement marks the printing of the last sheet; it is reasonable to assume that publica-
tion took place shortly afterwards. The Amsterdam ed. of the J. Scavans reviewed it
in its issue for Oct 1761. The dedication is dated 20 Oct 1760. The Nederl. Letter-
Courant reviewed it only on 22 Jun 1762, the GGA on g Jun 1763.
The book is important because it contains an early attempt at a natural system, prior
to Adanson, ignored by A.-L. de Jussieu, influenced to some extent by Linnaeus’s
Ordines naturales, but mainly by Bernard de Jussieu. For a commentary see Clos (1888).
The 19 plates are copper-engravings by Martinet.
Ref.: BM 2: 660; DA 1967; PLS 9848; PR 3280; RS p. 84; SA 1: 145, 2: 562; SO 6414;
IDC 5406.
Clos, Mém. Acad. Sci. Toulouse sér. 8. 10: 342-370. 1888.
Wilmott, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1935: go.
Rothmaler, Repert. Sp. nov. 53: 34. 1944.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 268-272, 373. 1971.
Gérardin de Mirecourt, Sébastien (1751-1816), French naturalist. (Gérardin).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPH} . Barnhart 2: 40; BM 2: 661; Bossert p. 142; PR 3284-
3286, ed. 1: 3881-3884.
1996. Tableau élémentaire de botanique, dans lequel toutes les parties qui constituent les
végétaux sont expliquées et mises 4 la portée de tout le monde; ot l’on trouve les systémes
de Tournefort, de Linné, et les familles naturelles de Jussieu. Paris (Perlet; author) 1805.
Oct. (Tabl. élem. bot.)
Publ.: Mar 1805 (JGLF), p. [i]-xl, [1]-425, [426, cont.]. pl. r-8, uncoloured copper
~ engravings of drawings by the author. Copies: Royal library the Hague, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 661; PR 3284.
Gerhardt, Julius (1827-x), German highschool teacher and cryptogamist at Liegnitz.
(Gerhardt).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B ( fung?).
Ref.: Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 275. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 69; Barnhart 2: 41.
1997. Flora von Liegnitz zugleich Exkursionsflora von Schlesien umfassend die Beschrei-
bung aller wildwachsenden, eingebiirgerten oder haufig kultivirten Gefasspflanzen des
Stadt- und Landkreises Liegnitz und der angrenzenden Kreise, sowie in kiirzerer Fassung
die des gesammten iibrigen Schlesien unter Aufnahme zahlreicher Bestimmungstabellen
und einem allgemeinen Ueberblick tiber die Gefasspflanzen und ihre Funktionen. Fiir
Freunde und Jiinger der Botanik, wie fiir Schiiler héherer Lehranstalten, Seminaristen
und Praparanden. Liegnitz (G. Wider) 1885. Oct. (Fl. Liegnitz).
Publ.: Mar-Jun 1885 (p. [vii]: Mar 1885, Nat. Nov. Jun 1885), p. [ii-viii], [1]-368. Copy: B.
Germain de Saint Pierre, Jacques Nicolas Ernest (1815-1882), French botanist.
(Germ.)
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: P.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 282; Barnhart 2: 41; BM; CSP 2: 852-855.
Germain de Saint-Pierre, Notice sur les mémoires et les ouvrages de botanique publiés
par ... Paris 1855, 20 p. (bibl.)
Germain de Saint-Pierre, J. Roses (Cochet) 2: 39. 1878.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 29(2): 47. 1882.
Anon., Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. 21(2): 202. 1882.
Lucante, Rev. de Bot 1: 160-161. 1882.
EPONYMY: Diserneston Jaubert & Spach (1843, “‘... plante des deux Ernest,”’ also dedi-
cated to Ernest Saint-Charles Cosson (1819-1889), q.v.) ; Saintpierrea Germain de Saint-
Pierre (1878).
1998. Guide du botaniste ou conseils pratiques sur |’étude de la botanique, l’usage du
microscope et l’emploi du dessin appliqués aux travaux d’observation, les excursions
botaniques, et la recherche, la récolte, la culture, la préparation et la conservation des
plantes, etc.; accompagnés d’un traité élémentaire des propriétés et usages économiques
des plantes qui croissent spontanément en France ou qui y sont généralement cultivées;
et d’un dictionnaire raisonné des mots techniques frangais et latins employés dans les
ouvrages d’organographie végétale et de botanique descriptive. Paris (Victor Masson)
1852. Duod. (in sixes) (Guide bot.)
Publ.: Mai-Sep 1852 (p. vii: 1 Mai 1851, Bull. Sci., Oct 1852), part [1]: [i:-iii:], [i]-
xii, [1]- -352, 352a-n; part [2, same t.p.]: [1-111], [359]- 832. Copies: MO, NY. (An 1851
imprint is mentioned e.g. in Bot. Zeit. 11: 423. 1853; n.v.)
Ref.: PR 3289.
1999. Nouveau dictionnaire de botanique, comprenant la description des familles naturelles
les propriétés médicales et les usages économiques des plantes la morphologie et la bio-
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logie des végétaux (étude des organes et étude de la vie). Paris (J. Bailliére et Fils),
London, Madrid, Leipzig. 1870. Oct. (Nouv. dict. bot.)
Publ.: Jan 1870 (but possibly in parts) (Bot. Zeit. 4 Feb 1870; Flora 3 Mar 1870), p. [i]-
xvi, [1]-1388, 1637 figs. Copy: NY.
Ref.: PR 3292.
Germar, Ernst Friedrich (1786-1853), German mining expert (“Bergrath”) and
professor at Halle. (Germar).
COLLECTIONS: Geiseltalmuseum, Martin-Luther Universitat Halle-Wittenberg (infor-
mation H. W. Matthes).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB; Andrews p. 267; BM 2: 663, 6: 368; Barnhart 2:
41; CSP 2: 855-857; PR 3293, ed. 1. 3588; Quenstedt p. 159-160.
Schaum, Stettiner entomol. Zeit. 14: 375-390. 1853 (bibl.)
Anon., Flora 36: 600. 7 Oct 1853, Bot. Zeit. 11: 527. 1853.
Anon., Bonplandia 2: 266. 1854.
Ward, Ann. Rep. U.S. Geol. Survey 5: 416. 1885.
EPONYMY: Germaria K. B. Presl (1838); Germaria K. B. Pres] (1851).
2000. Lehrbuch der gesammten Mineralogie ... Zweite, umgearbeitete Auflage. Halle (C. A.
Schwetschke) 1837. Oct. (Lehrb. Mineral.)
Publ.: 1837 (preface 1 Jan 1837), p. [i]-vi, [2, cont.], [1]-500, [1, err.], pl. r-r0. Copy: U. -
Published possibly in fascicles of which contents and dates are unknown. — The “‘first
edition” of 1824 was entitled J. L. G. Meinecke’s Lehrbuch der Mineralogie ...
zweite Auflage, Halle 1824, alternative title Lehrbuch der gesammten Mineralogie von
E. F. Germar (358 p., 4 pl., n.v.) ‘The first edition of Meinecke’s Lehrbuch der Minera-
logie came out in Halle, 1808.
Ref.: BM 2: 663, 3: 1280.
2001. Die Versteinerungen des Steinkohlengebirges von Wettin und Lébejiin im Saalkreise, bildlich
dargestellt und beschrieben ... Petrificata stratorum lithanthracum Wettini et Lobejuni
in circulo Salae reperta. Depinxit et descripsit Ernestus Fridericus Germar. Halle
(C. A. Schwetschke und Sohn) 1844-1853, 8 Hefte. Fol. (Verstein. Steinkohlengeb. Saalkr.)
Heft pp. plates dates reviews
I [i]-iv, [1]-12 1-5 1844 Bot. Zeit. 10 Jan 1845
2 [i], [13]-28 6-10 1845 Bot. Zeit. 18 Apr 1845
3 [i], [29]-40 II-15 1845 Bot. Zeit. 3 Apr 1846
4 [41 ]-48 16-20 1846? (t.p. absent)
5 [i], [49]-59 21-25 1849
6 [i], [61]-79 26-30 1849
7 [i], [81]-102 31-35 1851
8 {i], [103 ]-116 36-40 1853
Copy: NY.
Ref.: Andrews p. 37 (ed.2. p. 267); BM 2: 663; PR 3293; PR (ed. 1) 3588.
Gerth van Wijk, Hugo Leonardus (1849-1921), Dutch biologist, teacher and lexi-
cographer. (Gerth).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: None.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: MW p. 137.
Stafleu, Taxon 20: 799-802. 1971.
2002. A dictionary of plant-names. The Hague (vol. 2: Martinus Nijhoff) 1911-1916, 2 vols.
Qu. (Dict.)
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Orig. ed.: 1(1): [i]-xxiv, [1]-710. Aug-Dec 1909; 1(2): 711-1444, [i]-v, err. 1911; 2: [i]-
xxxill, [1]-880, [881 ]-1696. Aug-Dec 1916. Copy: U.
Facsimile ed.: Vaals-Amsterdam (A. Asher) 1971. Oct., with an introduction by F. A.
Stafleu [8 p.], ISBN 90-6123-243-0. Copy: FAS. — An earlier, undated facsimile edition
was issued around 1964 (A. Asher, Amsterdam).
Ref.: BL 1: 5, 2: 422.
Britten, J. Bot. 49: 236-237. 1911, 55: 258-259. 1917.
Stafleu, Taxon 20: 799-812. 1971.
Gessner, Johannes (1709-1790), Swiss naturalist, correspondent of Linnaeus, friend
of Haller. (Gessner).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: LINN, P-HA, Z.
Ref.: 1H 2: 222.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: ADB g: 103-106; Barnhart 2: 42; HU 521; NI 702;
PR 3307-3310; Quenstedt p. 160.
Hirzel, Denkrede auf Johannes Gessner. Ziirich 1790 (portr.), 161 p.
Hall, Episcolae ineditae Caroli Linnaei. Groningen 1830 (letters by Gessner to Linnaeus),
vill, 268 p.
Wolf, Johannes Gessner, der Freund und Zeitgenosse von Haller und Linné. Ziirich 1846
(portr., bibl.), 27 p. (copy NY), also Biogr. Kulturgesch. Schweiz 1: 281-322. 1858.
Rudio, Viertelj. Schr. naturf. Ges. Ziirich 41: 58-64. 1896 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Bergiani 3(2): 150-151. 1903, 3(3): 162. 1905.
Milt, Gesnerus 3: 103-124. 1946.
De Beer, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 161: 225-241. 1949 (corr. with L.)
2003. Johannes Gessneri Tabulae phytographicae analysin generum plantarum exhibentes,
cum commentatione edidit Christ. Sal. Schinz, med. doct. Ziirich (Johann Heinrich
Fuessli, filii) 1795-1804, 2 vols. Fol. (Tabul. phytogr.)
Editor: Christoph Salomon Schinz (1764-1847).
Vol. 1: 1795 (pref.: Jan 1795), p. [i]-xii, [1]-225, pl. 1-26. Copy: NY. — Published in parts,
possibly 1795-1802.
Vol. 2: 1804, p. [i-iii], [1]-118, pl. 27-64. Copy: NY. — Idem, possibly 1804-1811.
Ref.: BH; NI 702; PR 3310.
Geuns, Matthias van (1735-1817), Dutch botanist at Utrecht. (M. Geuns).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: U.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Aa 7: 148; Barnhart 2: 43; NNBW 1: 931.
2004. Plantarum indigenarum, in usum sive medicum sive oeconomicum selectarum, index
systematicus. Accedit, pro indoctioribus, institutio aliqua botanica, sermone vernaculo.
Utrecht (Apud Hortulanum Academicum) 1816. Oct. (Pl. indig.)
Publ.: 1816 (p. viii: Feb 1816), p. [i]-viii, [1]-68. Copy: U.
Ref.: Oudemans 1: 245; PR.
Geuns, Steven Jan van (1767-1795), Dutch physician and botanist at Utrecht. (S.
Geuns).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: U.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Aa 7: 155; Barnhart 2: 43; BM 2: 669; GR p. 709;
JW 2: 190, 3: 3519; NNBW 1: 932; PR 3312-3314, ed. 1: 3615-36109.
Heringa, Redev. ter gedagtenisse van Steven Jan van Geuns, Utrecht 1796, 114 p. (portr.)
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 250 [index]. 1800.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 233. 1936.
EPONYMY: Geunsia Blume (18293).
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2005. Plantarum Belgii confoederati indigenarum spicilegium, quo Dav. Gorteri viri cl. Flora
vii. Provinciarum locupletatur. Harderwijk (Johannes van Kasteel) 1788. Oct. (Pl. Belg.
Spic.)
Publ.: 1788, after 13 Sep (date of preface, p. xiv), p. [i]-xiv, [1]-77, [1, err.] Copies: FAS,
UU:
Ref.: BM 2: 669; Oudemans 1: 239; PR 3312.
2006. Verhandeling over de inlandsche plantgewassen, omtrent welker nuttige eigenschappen
men met grond verwachten kan, dat, ten nutte van het vaderland, verdere nasporingen
kunnen worden gedaan, aan welke de Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen,
in hare algemeene vergadering den 22. Mey 1788. de goude medaille heeft toegeweezen.
Haarlem 1789. Oct. (Verh. plantgew.)
Publ.: 1789, p. [1]-86. Copy: L. — Reprinted or preprinted from Verhandelingen van de
Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen te Haarlem 26: 230-316. 1789.
Ref.: Oudemans 1: 262-263; PR 3313.
Gevers Deynoot [Jonkheer], Pieter Marie Eduard (1816-1860), Dutch botanist.
(Gevers Deynoot).
HERBARIUM and tTyPEs: NBV (at L).
Ref: EE 2299"
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: [not in Barnhart]; BM 2: 670; PR 3315, 10567.
Stafleu, apud de Smidt en Stafleu, in facsimile edition Flora rheno-trajectina p. 7-16. 1970.
Stafleu, Taxon 20: 357-361. 1971.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Kops, Flora batava fasc. 166-185, pl. 836-934, editor and author.
NOTE: Gevers Deynoot was born in Rotterdam on 29 April 1816 and died at Nijmegen
on 29 November 1860. He did not exercise any public function.
2007. Flora rheno-trajectina, seu enumeratio plantarum Trajecti ad Rhenum sponte
crescentium. (Plant. phaner. et cryptog. contin.) ... Flora van Utrecht, of optelling en
aanwijzing van groeiplaatsen der in het wild voorkomende planten rondom, de stad
Utrecht en in derzelver omstreken. (De zigtbaar- en bedektbl. planten bevattende).
Utrecht (N. van der Monde) 1843, 2 parts, r2mo (in sixes) (Fl. rheno-traj.)
Original edition: part r: Jan-Feb 1843, p. [i]-xii, [1]-131. Copies: L, U.
part 2: 1843, p. [133]-180. Copies: L, U.
New issues of part 1: Utrecht 1847, new t.p. only, reissue of old sheets, p. [i]-xii, [1]-131.
Copy: L.
Facsimile edition: Utrecht 1970 *‘. . . een herdruk van de oorspronkelijke uitgave van 1843,
ingeleid door J. T. de Smidt en F. A. Stafleu,”’ p. [1]-30, [1]-xii, [1]-131, [133]-180.
Copies: FAS, HU, L, U.
The book follows van Hall’s Flora van Noord Nederland. ‘Taxa not described or listed by
van Hall are provided with a description; most of the cryptogamic taxa recorded as new
for the Netherlands were described by C. M. van der Sande Lacoste; descriptions of
some other new taxa were supplied by J. F. van der Trappen (marked v.d. T).
Ref.: BL 2: 438; BM 2: 670; Oudemans 1: 251-252; PR 3315.
De Smidt en Stafleu, P. M. E. Gevers Deynoot (1816-1860), in facsimile edition,
Utrecht 1970, pp. 7-30.
Stafleu, Gevers Deynoot and his Flora van Utrecht, Taxon 20: 357-361. 1971.
2008. Flora noviomagensis, sive enumeratio plantarum circa Noviomagum sponte crescen-
tium. (Plant. phanerog. et cryptog. contin.) ... Flora van Nijmegen of naamlijst en
opgave van groeiplaatsen der in het wild voorkomende planten, in en rondom Nijmegen.
(De Zigtbaar- en Bedektbloeijende planten bevattende.) Nijmegen (D. J. Haspels) 1648.
Oct. (Fl. noviomag.)
Co-author: Theodoor Hendrik Arnoldus Jacobus Abeleven (1822-1904).
Publ.: Oct-Dec 1848 (p. ii: Oct 1848), p. [i*-v*], [i]-ii, [1]-169, [i]-ix. Copies: NY, U.
Ref.: BL 2: 430; BM 2: 670; Oudemans 1: 252-253; PR 10567.
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Geyer, Carl [ ‘“‘Charles”] Andreas (1809-1853), German botanist who collected in the
United States 1842-1844. (Nicollet’s expedition). (Geyer).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Main sets at BM, GH, K, other material at B, BR, C, FI, G,
KE eh. M@, NY, OX. PP-DUPRUAnEDS WU, US, Vi; WwW.
Ref.: 1H 2: 222-223.
Candolle, Phytographie 415. 1880.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 43.
Geyer, in Hooker, London J. Bot. 4: 479-492, 653-662. 1845, 5: 22-41, 198-208, 285-310,
509-524. 1846 (itinerary), 6: 65-79, 206. 1847.
Anon., Chronik des Gartenwesens 3: 185-187. 1853 (n.v.)
Anon., Flora 37: 139-141. 1854, Bot. Zeit. 12: 191-192. 1854.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 12: 191-192. 1854.
Anon., Bonplandia 2: 71-73. 1854.
Reichenbach, Kew J. Bot. 7: 181-183. 1855.
Spaulding, Popular Sci. Monthly 74: 124-125. 1909.
Blankinship, Montana Agr. Coll. Sci. Stud. 1(1): 6, 19. 1905.
Thomas, Huntia 3: 10-11. 1964.
Geyler, Hermann Theodor (1834-1889), German palaeobiologist at the Senckenberg
institute and director of the botanic garden in Frankfurt a.M. (Geyl.)
COLLECTIONS: Senckenberg Museum. Frankfurt. - Herbarium material from the Vega
expedition to Japan was at B.
JGER Miele ere
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 268; Barnhart 2: 43; BM 2: 670; CSP 7: 766,
15: 282; Frank 3(Anh.): 35; Jackson p. 187, 191; LS 9889-9891; Quenstedt p. 162.
Askenasy, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 7: (g)-(11). 1889.
Kinkelin, Leopoldina 25: 57, 98-100. 1889 (bibl.)
Jannicke and Magnus, Ann. Bot. 3: 462-463. 1890 (bibl.)
Kinkelin, Ber. Seackenb! naturf. Ges. 1890: c-cv (bibl.)
Blum, Ber. Senckenb. naturf. Ges. 1901: 14-15.
COMPOSITE WorRKSs: Co-editor of Just’s Bot. Jahresber. 11-14, 1863-1880.
Ghini, Luca (1490-1556), Italian physician and botanist. (Ghin7).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: During the time of Ghini’s teaching at Bologna and Pisa the art
of making herbaria was developed. Ghini himself did not make a herbarium although it is
likely that he sent dried plants to several of his pupils and colleagues, e.g. to Aldrovandi
and Matthioli. His teaching of botany was based on demonstrations with living plants
in the botanic garden, not on books by classical authors. Ghini is known to have collected
in Elba and in the Tuscan and Bolognese Appenines.
NOTE: Physician and botanist, studied medicine in Bologna. Professor of pharmaceutical
botany at Bologna (1527-1544), professor of botany, Pisa (1 544- 1554), professor of
medicine, Bolesna (1554-1556). Had a private botanic garden in Bologna, but taught
botany in the Tablic university botanic garden of Pisa (founded by him in 1 aaa). ihenches
of many illustrious 16th century botanists (either as students or as short-time visitors)
such as Maranta, Anguillara, Hugh Falconer, William Turner, Hugo Morgan, Guillau-
me Rondelet, Andrea Cesalpino, Michele Merini, P. A. Matthioli, Ulisse Aldrovandi.
Founded the Florence botanic garden in 1550.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 43; Bossert p. 143; Jackson p. xxx; PR p.
121; Saccardo 1: 81, 2: 54.
Meyer, Gesch. Botanik 4: 257-262. 1857.
Sabbatani, Atti Mem. R. Accad. Sci. Lett. Arti, Padua ser. 2. 39: 243-250. 1923.
Mattirolo, Enc. Ital. 16: 916-917. 1932.
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Moebius Gesch. Bot. 419, 422. 1937.
Chiarugi, Nouvo Giorn. bot. ital. 60: 785-839. 1953.
Chiarugi, Webbia 13: 1-14. 1957 (portr.)
Keller, DSB 5: 383-384. 1972 (bibl.)
Gibbs, Lilian Suzette (1870-1925), British botanist. (Gibbs).
HERBARIUM and types: BM. — Duplicates BO, K, L, MO, P (some ferns).
Ref U2 23229"
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 327. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 44; BB p. 121; BL 1: 55, 69, 86, 108, 120;
BM 6: 372; LS 33624; LS suppl. 9541-9542; MW p. 137.
Digby, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1924-25: 72-74 (bibl.)
Henriques, Bol. Soc. Broter. ser. 2. 3: 239-242. 1925 (portr.)
Rendle, J. Bot. 63: 85, 116-117. 1925 (bibl.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 233. 1936.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. Mal. ser. 1. 1: 190. 1950 (portr., itinerary).
EPONYMY: Gibbsia Rendle (1917).
2009. Dutch N.W. New Guinea. A contribution to the phytogeography and flora of the Arfak
mountains, &c. London (Taylor and Francis) 1917. Oct. (Fl. Arfak mts.)
Publ.: Jul 1917 (t.p.), p. [i]-iv, [1]-226, 4 pl., 16 text-figures. Copy: U.
Ref.: BL 1: 120; BM 2: 372; IF suppl. 3: 209.
Gibelli, Giuseppe (1831-1898), Italian botanist at Modena (1874-1879), Bologna
(1879-1883) and Torino (1883-1898). (Gibellz). .
HERBARIUM and TyrPEs: TO; other material at FI, MANCH, NH, PAV.
Repo lH 2: 299.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 71; Barnhart 2: 45; CSP 7: 769; DTS; GR
p- 517; PR 3319; Saccardo 1: 82, 2: 54; Cron.: xxii.
Lopriore, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenb. 40: Ixx, cxlvi. 1898.
Belli, Giuseppe Gibelli, Torino 1899, 16 p (copy: DS), reprinted from Ann. Accad. Agr.
Torino 42. 1899.
Mattirolo, Mem. r. Accad. Sci. Torino ser. 2. 49: 73-98. 1899 (bibl.)
Mattirolo, Malpighia 13: 35-72. 1899 (bibl.), 15: 297-324. 1901.
Briosi, Atti Ist. bot. Univ. Pavia ser. 2. 6: ili-iv. 1900 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 178. 1905.
Mattirolo, Cronistoria Orto Bot. Torino Ixix-Ixxi. 1929 (portr.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 47-48. 1941.
COMPOSITE WORKS: See Cesati et al., Compendio della Flora italiana (1867-1901).
EPONYMY: Gibellia Passerini (1886) ; Gibellia P. A. Saccardo (1885); Gibellina Passerini ex
Roumeguére (1886) ; Gibellula Cavara (1894).
Gibson, William Hamilton (1850-1896), American mycologist. (W. Gibson).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 46.
Adams, The New England Magazine 15(6): 643-655. 1897 (portr.)
Adams, William Hamilton Gibson, New York, London, x, 275 p. (portr., bibl.)
EPONYMY: Gibsonia Massee (1909) is dedicated to R. J. Harvey-Gibson (1860-1929),
English mycologist; Gzbsoniothamnus L. Williams (1970) is dedicated to Dorothy Nash
Gibson, American botanist.
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2010. Our edible toadstools and mushrooms and how to distinguish them / A selection of
thirty native food varieties easily recognizable by their marked individualities, with
simple rules for the identification of poisonous species ... with thirty coloured plates and
fifty-seven other illustrations by the author. New York (Harper & Brothers) 1895. Oct.
(Our toadstools).
Publ.: 1895, (Nat. Nov. Jan 1896) p. [1]-xii, [1]-337., 38 pl. Copy: NY.
Ref.: LS 9954.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 436. 1916.
Giesenhagen, Karl Friedrich Georg (1860-1928), German botanist, curator of the
cryptogamic collections at Miinchen (M). (Giesenh.)
HERBARIUM and Types: M; — some musci at H.
Iapee Mel ie Cy
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 46; BM 2: 674, 6: 373; CSP 15: 296; DTS
1: 87; IF 1: 699; LS 9958-9969; 33639-33640; LS suppl. 2569-2570; MW p. 137.
Giesenhagen, Auf Java und Sumatra, Leipzig 1902, x, 270 p.
Dunzinger, Ber. deut. Bot. Ges. 46: (157)-(169). 1929 (bibl., portr.)
Pilger, Hedwigia 68 (Beibl.): 4.7, 48. 1929.
Bay, Flora Gesamt-Register 26-100: 13. IgI0.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 190-191. 1950 (bibl., itinerary, portr.)
2011. Die Farngattung Niphobolus. Eine Monographie ... Mit 20 Abbildungen. Jena
(Gustav Fischer) 1901. Oct. (Niphobolus).
Publ.: 1901, Dec (NN early Jan 1902), p. [i]-[xi], [1]-223, 20 ills. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 675; IF p. 699; MW p. 137; IDC 7189.
Gilg, Ernst Friedrich (1867-1933), German taxonomist. (Gilg).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B, duplicates at K and P.
Ref.: IH 2: 224.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 349. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 48; BL 1: 37; BM 2: 676, 6: 375; Bossert
p- 144; CSP 15: 305; MW p. 137.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 205. 1905.
Schiirhoff, Arch. Ber. Pharm. 271: 457-460. 1933.
Werdermann, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 54: (148)-(165). 1936 (bibl., portr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 234. 1936.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) EP, Dve natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 1:
(a) Connaraceae: III. 3: 61-64. Jun 1891; 65-70. Aug 1891; 388. 22 Mai 1894; Suppl.,
Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 189-190. Aug 1897; II-IV. 2: 30. 8 Oct 1900.
(b) Cyrillaceae: III. 5: 179-182. Dec 1892; Suppl. [by Engler], Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 214.
Oct 1897.
(c) Vitaceae: III. 5: 427-456. Apr 1896; Suppl., Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 230. Oct 1897;
II-IV. 2: 41. 8 Oct 1900.
(d) Dilleniaceae: III. 6: 100-128. Mar 1893; Suppl., Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 245. Oct 1897;
II-IV. 2: 43-44. 8 Oct 1900.
(e) Ochnaceae: III. 6: 131-144. Mar 1893; 145-153. Mai 1893; Suppl. [by Engler],
Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 245. Oct 1897.
(f) Stachyuraceae: III. 6: 192. Mai 1893: 193. Jun 1893 [should follow Flacourtiaceae] ;
III. 6A: 56. 28 Dec 1893; see Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 253. Oct 1897.
(g) Ancistrocladaceae: III. 6: 274-276. 19 Feb 1895.
(h) Turneraceae: III. 6A: 57-64. 28 Dec 1893; Suppl., Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 253. Oct 1897.
(i) Loasaceae: III. 6A: 100-121..27 Feb 1894.
(k) Getssolomaceae: III. 6A: 205-207. 10 Jul 1894.
(1) Penaeaceae: III. 6A: 208-213. 10 Jul 1894.
(m) Oliniaceae: III. 6A: 213-216. 10 Jul 1894.
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(n) Thymelaeceae: II]. 6A: 216-245. 10 Jul 1894; Suppl., Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 260. Oct
1897.
(0) Elaeagnaceae: III. 6A: 246-251. 10 Jul 1894; Suppl., Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 260. Oct
1897.
(p) Gentianaceae: IV. 2: 50-108. Jun 1895 (p. 80-86, Gentiana by Nikolai Ivanovich
Kuznetsov]; Suppl., Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 282-283. Oct 1897; II-IV. 2: 54. 8 Oct 1go0.
(q) Gonystylaceae: Nachtr. II-1V. 1: 231-232. Oct 1897.
(2) EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2:
(a) Dilleniaceae: 21: 7-36, figs. 1-25. Dec 1925, with E. Werdermann.
(b) Actinidiaceae: 21: 36-47, figs. 26-29. Dec 1925, idem.
(c) Eucryphiaceae: 21: 47-50, fig. 30. Dec 1925.
(d) Ochnaceae: 21: 53-87, figs. 32-45. Dec 1925.
(e) Marcgraviaceae: 21: 94-106, figs. 49-57. Dec 1925.
(f) Dipterocarpaceae: 21: 237-269, figs. 108-118. Dec 1925.
(g) Canellaceae: 21: 323-328, figs. 144-147. Dec 1925.
(h) Flacourtiaceae: 21: 377-457, figs. 163-212. Dec 1925.
(i) Stachyuraceae: 21: 457-459. Dec 1925.
(k) Zurneraceae: 21: 459-466, figs. 213-214. Dec 1925.
(1) Loasaceae: 21: 522-543, figs. 242-248. Dec 1925.
(m) Datiscaceae: 21: 543-547, figs. 249-250. Dec 1925.
(n) Ancistrocladaceae: 21: 589-502, figs. 269-270. Dec 1925.
By C. Gilg-Benedict:
(0) Restionaceae: 15a: 8-27, figs. 2-6. Apr 1930.
(p) Centrolepidaceae: 15a: 27-33, figs. 7-8. Apr 1930.
) Engler, Pflanzenreich: (with J. Perkins): IV. 101, Heft 4, Monimiaceae. 21 Jun 1got.
) Deutsch-Ost-Afrika, several contributions to vol. 5 (1895).
) Engler, Monogr. afrik. Pflanzenfam.: 2, 1898, Melastomaceae.
) Wissensch. Erg. deut. Zentral-Afrika-Exp. 1907-1908: various families in vol. 2, 1910-
Gilibert, Jean Emmanuel (1741-1814), French botanist from Lyon who was for
some time professor of botany at Wilna. (Gilib.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: KW? It is questionable whether the Gilibert collections at Kiew
are complete. Magnin states that Gilibert’s herbaria were given, at least in part, to
Jordan. These may now be at LY.
Ref.: IH 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 225.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 48; BM 2: 676; Bossert p. 144; GR p. 279-
- 280; IF p. 699; Jackson p. 550 [index]; Lipschitz 3: 290-292 (bibl.); LS 9977-9980;
33643; NI 703-705; PR 3326-3331; ed. 1: 3630-3640; SO ind. auth. p. 23-24; TR 439-
449; Zander ed. 10, p. 603.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 251 [index]. 1800.
A. P. de Candolle, Mémoires et souvenirs 37. 1862.
Magnin, Bull. Soc. bot. Lyon 31: 50-52. 1906, 32: 116-117. 1908; 35: 27-28. IgIO.
Wrzosek, Ve Congrés int. hist. med. Genéve 1925: 161-162. 1926.
Hryniewiecki, Précis de la botanique en Pologne 7. 1933.
Gusart, Bull. Soc. frang. hist. méd. 29: 117-119. 1935.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 271, 273. 1971.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. Index corr. Torrey 456. 1973.
EPONYMY: Gilibertia Ruiz & Pavon (1794).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 517-518. 1974.
2012. Flora lituanica inchoata, seu enumeratio plantarum quas circa Grodnam collegit &
determinavit, Joannes, Emmanuel, Gilibert ... Colectio [sic] prima. Monopetalae non
figuratae. Grodno (Typis $.R.M.) 1781. Oct. (Fl. lit. inch.)
Vol. 1: 1782 (t.p. 1781; p. 308: finis col. prim. Vilnae1 782), p. [i*-iii*], [i]-cxviii, chloris
[38 p.], monita [2], err. [2], [1]-308. Probably issued in various parts.
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Vol. 2: 1782, “‘... lithuanica ... collectio quarta Umbellifereae, Cruciatae, Papiliona-
ceae. Wilna (Typis S.R.M. penes Academiam) 1782, p. [1-i1], [1]-294. (on p. il: series.
secunda plantae polypetalae ...)
Copies at BM, K, P (not checked for collation), about 100 copies printed. The volumes.
were probably published in parts. The Linnaean system of binary nomenclature for
species is not consistently employed. [cf. ICBN, Art. 23 sub (3) ].
Ref.: LS 9977; PR 3326; TR 443; IDC 5928.
Hylander, Uppsala Univ. Arsskrift 1945(7): 16.
McVaugh, Gentes Herb. 8(1): 83-90. 1949.
2013. Exercitium botanicum, in schola Vilnensis peractum die 15 mensis julii, anno 1782,
seu enumeratio methodica plantarum tam indigenarum quam exoticarum, quas proprio
marte determinaverunt alumni in campis Vilnensibus, aut in horto botanico universita-
tis, quasque juxta leges artis demonstrarunt, praeside Joanne. Emmanuel Gilibert.
[Wilna 1782]. Duod. (Excerc. bot.)
Publ.: 15 Jul 1782, p. [1]-61. Copy: USDA.
2014. Caroli Linnaei botanicorum principis Systema plantarum Europae, exhibens characteres.
naturales generum, characteres essentiales generum & specierum, synonima antiquo-
rum, phrases specificas recentiorum Halleri, Scopoli, &c. Descriptiones rariorum, nec-.
non floras tres novas, Ludgunaeam, Delphinalem, Lithuanicam; non omissis plantis.
exoticis in hortis Europeae vulgo obvius. Curante Joan. Emman. Gilibert. Coloniae
Allobrogum [Vienne] 1785-1787, 7 tomes, Oct. (Syst. pl. Eur.)
Publ.: For a detailed list of contents see Soulsby 20, 21. The Flora lituanica inchoata is
reprinted in a much abridged form in vol. 1, pp. 1-47, 1-88. Breistroffer states that the
first four volumes became available only in June 1786, volumes four and five between.
June and December 1786, and volume 7 in 1787. Copies: G, HU(a).
Ref.: BM 2: 676; LS 9978; PR 3327; SO 20, 21, Trautvetter 445; IDC 178.
Breistroffer, Proc.-Verb. mens. Soc. Dauph. Ethn. Arch. 24 (nos. 182-184) 1948.
2015. Excercitia phytologica, quibus omnes plantae Europaeae, quas vivas invenit in variis.
herbationibus, seu in Lithuania, Gallia, Alpibus, analysi nova proponuntur, ex typo
naturae describuntur, novisque observationibus aut figuris raris illustrantur: additis
stationibus, tempore florendi, usibus medicis aut oeconomicis, propria auctoris experien-
tia natis. Lyon (J. B. Delamolliére) 1792, 2 vols. Oct. (Excerc. phyt.)
Vol. r: 1792, p. [i]-lxxx, [1]-388. Copies: G, HU, NY, US.
Vol. 2: 1792, p. [389]-655, [656, motto] [2, err.] Copies: NY, US. —- The USDA copy of |
vol. 2 has a t.p. dated 1790, probably a misprint later corrected by means of a cancel-
lans t.p.
The Linnaean system of binary nomenclature for species is not consistently employed.
[cf. ICBN Art. 23 sub (3)]. Other copies BM, P, (not seen for coll.)
Ref.: BM 2: 676; IF p. 699; LS 9980; NI 704; PR 3328; SO 22; IDC 5930.
Hylander, Uppsala Univ. Arsskrift 1945(7): 16.
McVaugh, Gentes Herb. 8(1): 83-90. 19409.
2016. Histoire des plantes d’ Europe, ou élémens de botanique pratique; ouvrage dans lequel
on donne le signalement précis, suivant la méthode et les principes de Linné, des plantes.
indigenes, des étrangéres les plus utiles, et une suite d’observations modernes. Lyon
(Amable Leroy) 1798, 2 vols. Oct. (Hist. pl. Europe).
Original ed.: Jun 1798 (JGLF), copies: B, L.
vol. r: p. [i*-vui*], 1-xxxii, [1]-446, [1, err.], tabl., fig. 1-524.
vol. 2: p. [i*-i11*], i-xvi, [1]-482, 2 pl., figs. 1-132.
Seconde édition: Oct 1806 (JGLF), “Histoire ... Europe et étrangéres, les plus communes,
les plus utiles et les plus curieuses; ou élémens ... Linné, des genres et des espéces,
leur synonymie, leurs propriétés, et une suite d’observations rédigées d’aprés nature
. seconde édition, revue, corrigée et considérablement augmenteée, et ornée de plus
de huit cents figures gravées sur bois, et de cinquante en taille-douche.”’ Lyon (id.) 1806
3 vols. Oct. Copy: B.
vol. r: p. [i]-xxxii, [1]-600, pl. r-r1, fig. 1-359.
vol. 2: p. [i*-iv*], [i]-xlviii, [1]-460, fig. 360-649, pl. 12-20.
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vol. 3: p. [i*-iv*], [i]-xxi, [xxii, add.], [1]-537, pl. 21-24, fig. 650-792.
A new edition of De Ville’s book of 1680 (no. 1426) with the same title, better known as
‘“‘Le petit Bauhin.” Gilibert provides a “‘Concordance des noms de Linné avec ceux de
Mathiole, appliquée aux figures de |’édition de Gaspard Bauhin” in volume 2, pp. 415-
457+
Ref.: BM 2: 676; NI 705; PR (ed. 1) 3637; SO 763aa, 763ab; Trautvetter 448.
Mangin, Recherches sur l’histoire des plantes d’ Europe, Lyon 1889. (cf. Bot. Central-
bl. 39: 203. 1889).
Stafleu, Taxon 14: 105. 1965.
Gilkey, Helen Margaret (1886-1972), American mycologist at Oregon State Uni-
versity. (Gilkey).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: OSC; other material BUT, CUP, WVA.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 225.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 49; BL 1: 209; Bossert p. 144; LS suppl.
9621-9623.
Rogers, NAF ser. 2(1): 32. 1954.
Anon., Madrofio 21(8): 539. 1972.
Cowan, Taxon 22(5/6): 708. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Juberales, in NAF ser. 2. 1: 1-29. 15 Dec 1954.
2017. Tuberales of North America. Corvallis, Oregon (Oregon State College) [1939]. Oct.
(Tuberales N. Am.)
Publ.: 1 Mar 1939 (p. 2) — Oregon State Monogr. Bot. 1: [1]-63, pl. 1-5. Copy: NY.
Ref.: Rogers, NAF ser. 2(1): 32. 1954.
Gillet, Claude Casimir (1806-1896), French mycologist and veterinary surgeon at
Alengon. (Gill.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: PC.
Ref.: Hawksworth, Mycologist’s handb. 182. 1974.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 49; BL 2: 102; BM 2: 677; Bossert p. 145;
CSP 12: 273; Jackson p. 274, 275; LS 9984-9990.
Letacq, Le monde des Plantes 6: 33. 1896.
Letacq, Bull. Soc. Linn. Normand., Caen 10: xc-xcili. 1896.
Rolland, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 12: 137-139. 1896.
Peltereau, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 14: 156-160. 1898.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 103. pl. 139. 1905 (portr.)
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 437. 1916.
Killermann, Z. Pilzk. 15: 35-37. 1931.
Degaugue, Revue de Mycol. 26(3): 137-152. 1961 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Gilletia P. A. Saccardo & O. A. J. Penzig ex P. A. Saccardo (1882) ; Gilletzella
P. A. Saccardo & P. Sydow (1899).
Note: Gilletia Torrend (1914) is dedicated to father Gillet, Belgian missionary and bota-
nical collector in Congo; Gillettta Rendle (1896) is dedicated to F. Gillett.
2018. Les hyménomycétes ou description de tous les champignons (fungi) qui croissent en
France avec l’indication de leur propriétés utiles ou vénéneuses. Alengon (Ch. Thomas)
1874 [-1893] Oct. (Hyménomycétes).
Publ.: The text and accompanying plates were issued in parts, the contents of which are
still unknown.
The plates, usually bound in a separate atlas, were published between 1874 and 1898
at irregular intervals. They were successively and repeatedly renumbered in lists
distributed with them. LS cite a number of 738 coloured plates, Peltereau (1898) 715,
BM 711.
WES
GILLET
A single part of a new edition (Agaricinées) was published in Alengon and Paris, 1893.
Peltereau (1898), alas not giving full details on contents and dates of parts, provides
the most precise information so far on the constitution of the book. It consists of:
1. A volume of text of 828 pp., published in parts between 1874 and 1877 or 1878 as
follows (fide Barnhart, NAF):
p. fJ-vii, [9]-176 1874
p- 177-560 1876
p- 501-828 1878 (Peltereau: 1877)
These sets of pages are not the original livraisons. Copies: BR, L, MO, Stevenson.
2. Champignons de France. Tableaux analytiques des hyménomycétes de France. Alengon 1884,
Oct., publ. Feb 1884, p. [i-iv], [1 ]-199. Copy: MO. This publication contains a number
of descriptions of species of which a plate but no text had appeared in 1874-1877.
3. A table with a “‘classement des planches” plus 16 pages of text, published Feb 18g0.
This table contains a renumbering of the plates which was followed e.g. by Laplanche,
Dictionnaire iconographique (1894). Copy: MO.
4. 715 (Peltereau; 713 as listed below) lithographed plates, coloured by hand. ‘These
plates appeared as follows:
a) between 1874-1877 in livraisons, with or without the text mentioned above sub 1,
(133 pl.), t.p.: ““Les champignons (fungi, hymenomycétes) qui croissent en France
description et iconographie propriétés utiles ou vénéneuses ... Atlas de 133 planches
coloriées,’’ Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils) 1878, Copies: NY (added to this copy some of the
planches supplémentaires), Teyler. (See below sub Les champignons.)
b) between 1877 and Feb 1890 appeared 16 series of plates (““planches supplémentai-
res”) of which the last was accompanied by the table and 16 p. of text mentioned
above sub 3 (Nat. Nov.: 384 pl.). Almost complete series of these plates at MO, NY,
Stevenson.
c) between 1890 until April 1896 appeared another 184 plates in 10 livraisons called
‘suites de planches.”’ Later reissued in covers dated 1897. Copy: MO.
d) In Feb 1808 a single and final livraison appeared posthumously containing 12
plates, coloured by the author but left undistributed until his death. ‘This livraison was
accompanied by another table, cited below sub. 5. (NN Feb 1898).
5. The [second] alphabetical table published Feb 1898 with the last livraison (see above,
4d). This table contains another set of numbers of plates which should be followed. In
this table the plates are numbered 1-714. However:
a) 263 and 303 form only one plate
b) 534 and 655 form only one plate
This table does not contain the plates for Phallus caninus (1), Cortinarius saturninus
(one of 2) and C. torvus (one of 2). These three extra plates, minus the two double
ones bring the total number of plates to 715.
The various series and parts are listed by Naturae Novitates. The dates confirm
Pelterau’s findings.
Ref.: BM 2: 677; LS 9984, 9985; NI 707; NN 1898 (sub no. 2150).
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 32: 844. 25 Dec 1874 (livr. 1)
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 34: 704. 3 Nov 1876 (vol. 1 up to p. 576).
Peltereau, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 14: 156-158. 1898.
2019. Les champignons (fungi, hyménomycétes) qui croissent en France description et
iconographie propriétés utiles ou vénéneuses. Paris (J. B. Bailliére et fils), Alengon
(author) 1878. 2 vols (text, atlas). Oct. (Champ. France hyménomyc.)
Texte: [1874-]1878. A consolidated reissue with a new imprint of the text of Les Hyméno-
mycétes (see above), p. [i]-viil, [9]-828. Copies: NY, Teyler.
Atlas: [1874-]1878. A consolidated reissue, with a new imprint, of the 133 plates (nos. 1,
2, other unnumbered) issued between 1874-1877 to accompany Les Hyménomycétes (see
above), p. [i-iv], pl. 1-2, [3-133]. Copies: NY (with 16 p. table), Teyler.
2020. Champignons de France. Les discomycetes. Alengon, Paris [1879] 1887[-1895]. Oct.
(Champ. France discomyc.)
Publ.: Peltereau (1898) states that the book was published as follows:
1. between 1879 and 1888 in
a) livraisons with a total of 230 pp. text and 54 plates as follows:
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livr. pages dates
I [1]-28 1879, Jan-Mar
2 29-50 1879, late or Jan-Mar 1880
3 57-84 1880, Apr-Jun
4 85-112 1881 [1882?]
5 113-140 1882, Sep-Oct
6 140-164 1883, Dec
7 163*-186 1886, Jun-Jul
8 187-210 1886, Sep-Oct
9 211-230 1887, Jun-Aug
b) two series totalling 48 supplementary plates (1880-1885). In all there are in this
series 102 plates, numbered in the “table de classement” 1-98, 13bis; three plates
are not listed [99-101].
2. Jul 1890: livraison of 12 plates “‘suites aux planches supplémentaires”’
3. Jan 1895: Livraison of 24 plates idem.
Peltereau provides numbers for series 2 and 3. Copy: MO.
LS state that item 1 was published in 6 parts between 1879 and 1883; BM states that the
230 pp. of text and the 102 plates came out in g livraisons between 1879-1888. Very little
is known about the plates contained in the livraisons. Naturae novitates mentioned livr.
1 Sep 1879 and livr. 3 Aug 1880. — The text of 230 pp. was issued with a wrapper dated
1887. USDA has a copy with the cover of the first part (t.p.: Les discomycétes ... on
souscrit: ... Alencgon (E. de Broise) 1879) with complete text [1]-230 and pl. as above:
Stevenson id., without pl.
Ref.: BM 2: 677, LS 9986, NI 708.
Peltereau, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 14: 159-160. 1898.
2021. Champignons de France. Les gastéromycétes . .. (Suites). On souscrit: Chez l’auteur ...
Alengon (A. Herpin) 1891, 3 livr. Oct. (Champ. France gastéromyc.)
Publ.: in three parts, each with 12 plates. The Stevenson copy has the plates in this order:
Lior. 1: 1, 2, 4, 7,8, 10, 15, 20, 25, 26, 28, 36.
Livr. 2: 3, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18, 19, 23, 30, 32, 33.
Lwwr. 3: 5, 11, 9, 17, 21, 22, 24, 27, 29, 31, 35, 34-
Dates: 1: Jan-Feb 1891 (Nat. Nov. Feb 1891), 2: late 1891 (Nat. Nov. Jan 1892), 3: 1892
(Nat. Nov. Aug 1892).
Copies: MO (as above), NY (has 41 pl.), Stevenson (as above).
Ref.: BM 2: 677; NI 709.
Peltereau, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 14: 160. 1898.
Gillies, John (1792-1834), Scottish physician and botanist, lived in Argentina 1820-
1828, collected in Argentina, Brazil and Chile. (Gillies).
HERBARIUM and Types: BM, E-GL, K, and OXF (250 specimens), further duplicates
BRNU, CGE, FH, FI, GH, MO, NY, S.
Ref.: IH. 1 (ed. 6): 350, 2: 225; Laségue p. 331, 486.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 171. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 83. 1970.
Miller, Taxon 19: 524. 1970.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 327-328. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 188; Barnhart 2: 50; BB p. 123; CSP 2: 889;
Zander ed. 10, p. 603.
Miers, J., Travels in Chile 1: 226. 1826.
Hooker, Bot. Misc. 3: 130. 1833.
Watson, Topogr. Botany ed. 2. 545. 1883.
Barr, Bol. Acad. Nac. Cienc. Cordoba 49: 71-75. 1972.
Gibbs, Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. 9: 115-136. 1951.
EPONYMY: Gilliesia J. Lindley (1826).
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Gillot, Francois Xavier (1842-1910), French mycologist, physician at Autun. (Gillot).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: AUT (50.000); dupl. BR, LY.
Ref.: 1H. 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 225.
Anon., Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Autun 13(2): 120-123. 1900.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 76, 6(2): 45; Barnhart 2: 50; BL 2: 115, 140,
195, 196; Bossert p. 1453; CSP 7: 776, 12: 274; GR p. 324; Jackson p. 279, 288; LS gg96-
10021, 15941, 15947, 23106, 33649-33658, 41218-41219; PFC 1: xliii, 2(2): xvi, 3(1): ix;
Saccardo 1: 82.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 205. 1905.
Bull. Soc. bot. Deux-Sévres 19: pl. 9. 1908.
Barbier, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 27: 192-199. 1911 (bibl., portr.)
Berthier, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Autun 24: xxxill-xcv. 1911 (portr., bibl.)
Gagnepain, Bull. Soc. bot. France 58: 110-125. 1911 (portr., bibl.)
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 437. 1916.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 48. 1941.
EPONYMY: Gillotia P. A. Saccardo & Trotter (1913).
2022. Catalogue raisonné des champignons supérieurs (Hyménomycétes) des environs d’ Auiun
et du Département de Saéne-et-Loire. Autun (Dejussieu pére et fils), Paris (P. Klinck-
sieck) 1891. Oct. (Cat. champ. Autun).
Co-author: Jean-Louis Lucand (1821-1896).
Publ.: Jan-Oct 1891 (Nat. Nov. 1891), p. [1]-482, pl. 1-6 (5, 6 = 10, 11). Copies: G, L,
MO, NY. — Reprinted with independent pagination from Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Autun,
as follows:
repr. pag. vol./pag. journal date contents
[1] — 1891 title-page reprint
3-300, pl. I-4 2: [107]-404, pl. 1-4 1889
301-372, pl. 5-6 3: [125]-196, pl. ro-r7 1890
373-458 4: 375-460 1891
459-480 - 1891 index, “‘figures peintes”’
481-482 - 1891 table générale
“Figures peintes des champignons de la France”’ by Lucand, p. [465]-480.
Ref.: BM 2: 678.
Ginanni, Giuseppe, conte (1692-1753), Italian botanist at Ravenna. (Gznannt).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: PR 3337; Saccardo 1: 82, 2: 54-55.
Bicclei, Sulla vita del Dot. Giovanni Ginanni Lucchese. Lucca 1872 (n.v., vide Bot.
Zeit. 30: 724. 1872).
2023. Opere postume del conte Giuseppe Ginanni Ravennate. Venezia (Guglielmo
Zerletti) 1757, 2 vols. Fol. (Op. post.)
Tomo primo, nel quale si contengono cento quattordici piante, che vegetano nel Mare
adriatico, da lui osservate e descritte. Venezia 1757, p. [i*-xii*], [i]-xix, [1]-63,
[64 impr. ], [1, err.], pl. 1-55. Copy: PCS. The plates are copper engr., by the author (?)
Tomo secundo, nel quale se contengono testa cei marittimi paludosi e terrestri dell’ Adria-
tico e del territorio di Ravenna da lui osservati e descritti. Venezia 1757, p. [i*-viii*],
i-viii, 1-72, i-xxxi, 1-3, pl. 1-3 (should be 38 pl., 1-31, 1-4, 1-3). Copy: PCS.
Second issue of vol. 1: t.p. 1757, n.v., copy Plesch.
Rep INT 7 tise R333 7:
Adanson, Fam. Pl. 1: 28. 1763.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 165. 1967.
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Gingins de la Sarraz, Frédéric-Charles-Jean, baron (1790-1863), Swiss historian
and botanist, pupil of A. P. de Candolle. (Ging.)
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Gingins seems to have had no private herbarium. His types are
in G-DC.
Ref.: Stafleu, The great Prodromus 27. 1966.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 51; BM 2: 678; CSP 2: 891; MW suppl.
p- 75; NI 712; PR 3338-3339; Trautvetter 450.
Candolle, A. P. de, Mém. Souv. 332-336, 386. 1862.
Montet, Dict. biogr. Genevois 1: 361. 1877.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 10, no. 133. 1942.
Briquet, Bull. Soc. bot. Suisse 50a: 237-238. 1950.
Verdoorn, [intr. to] Gingins, Natural history of the Lavenders, Boston, Mass. xi-xii.
1967.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard., Index corr. Torrey 456. 1973
(letter).
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) DC, Prodr., Violarieae: 1: 287-316. med. Jan 1824. (2) Goethe,
Metamorphose der Pflanzen, first French translation (1829) with ‘‘précis historique et
avant-propos du traducteur”’ (see Schmid, Goethe u.d. Naturwiss. 42-43. 1940).
EPONYMY: Ginginsia A. P. de Candolle (1828).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 519-520. 1974.
2024. Mémoire sur la famille des Violacées. Genéve (J. J. Paschoud), Paris (id.) 1823. Qu.
(Meém. Viol.)
Publ.: Jan-Apr 1823, p. [i], [1]-27, 2 pl., 1 tab. [= p. 28]. Copies: G, U. — Reprinted or
preprinted from Mémoires de la Société de Physique et d’Histoire naturelle, Genéve,
2(1): 1-2. 1823. The two plates are uncoloured copper engravings of drawings by
Heyland.
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 678; Jackson p. 147; PR 3338.
2025. Histoire naturelle des Lavandes. Genéve (Abraham Cherbuliez), Paris (Charles-
Béchet) 1826. Oct. (Hist. nat. Lavand.)
Original ed.: 1826-1827, in parts, p. [i]-vili, [1]-187, [188, ind.], [2, err.], pl. 2-12,
lithographs of drawings by Heyland, Adr. de Jussieu, Meisner. Copies: M(2), NY.
English translation: Natural history of the Lavenders, Boston 1967, by Wellmann,
Batchilder and Barrow, p. [i]-xvil, [xviii], 1-76, on p. xi-xii: Verdoorn, note on
Gingins. Copy: NY.
Ref.: Jackson p. 135; NI 712; PR 3330.
Girgensohn, Gustav Karl (il. 1856), Estonian bryologist, ‘‘Hofrath” in Dorpat.
(Girg.)
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown, possibly at Dorpat. — Exsiccatae: Musci frondosi et
hepaticae exsiccatae. Laub- und Lebermoose der Russischen Ostsee-Provinzen in getrockneten Exem-
plaren (Fasc. i-v, nos. 1-250, Dorpat 1849-1856). No set known.
Ref.: Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 204. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 213; Barnhart 2: 52; BM 2: 680; CSP 2: 905;
Lipschitz 2: 279; PR 3344; TR 451-454.
EPONYMY: Girgensohnia Bunge (1852).
2026. Naturgeschichte der Laub- und Lebermoose Liv-, Ehst- und Kurlands, nebst kurzer
Charakteristik derjenigen Gattungen und Arten, welche in den genannten Provinzen
noch gefunden werden kénnten, so wie derjenigen, welche in den tbrigen Theilen
Russlands bisher aufgefunden sind. Gesammelt und bestimmt von Gustav Karl Girgen-
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sohn. Aus dem Archiv fiir die Naturkunde Liv-, Ehst- und Kurlands, Zweiter Serie,
Bd. ii. (pag. 1-488) besonders abgedruckt. Dorpat (Heinrich Laakmann) 1860. Oct.
(Naturgesch. Laub- Leberm. Kurlands).
Orig. ed.: shortly after 16 Apr 1860 (censor), p. [i-ii], [1]-488. Copy: NY. Preprint from
journal publ.
Journal publ.: Nov-Dec 1860 (censor 12 Nov 1860) in Archiv fiir die Naturkunde Liv-,
Ehst- und Kurlands ser. 2. 2: [i-iii], [1]-488. Copy: Teyler.
Ref.: BM 2: 680; Jackson p. 329; PR 3344; Trautvetter 454; IDC 5063.
Girgensohn, Arch. Naturk. Liv-, Ehst- und Kurlands ser. 2. 1(2): 63-74. 1855
(prelim. review), see also Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 14: 444-445. 1856.
Girod-Chantrans, Justin (1750-1841), French soldier and botanist. (Girod-Chantrans) .
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 958; Barnhart 2: 52; CSP 2: 905; NI 713;
PR 3345-3346.
EPONYMY: Chantransia A. P. de Candolle (1801, ‘‘Chantrania’”’), corr. A. P. de Candolle
(1805) ; Chantransiopsis Thaxter (1914) ; Girodella Gaillon ex Turpin (1827) ; Girodia T. G.
Lestiboudois (1827).
2027. Recherches chimiques et microscopiques sur les Conferves, Bisses, Tremelles, etc. Avec
trente-six planches enluminées. Paris (Bernard) an X (1802). Qu. (Rech. Conferves).
Publ.: Mai 1802, (JGLF), p. [i]-viii, [1]-254, [1, err.], pl. 2-36, hand coloured copper
ener. engraved by Sellier. Copy: PCS.
Ref.: NI 713; PR 3345.
Giseke, Paul Dietrich (1741-1796), German botanist, pupil of Linnaeus, professor
at the Hamburg Johanneum. (Giseke).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Partly at E, some at MEL.
Ref.: Laségue p. 332.
Hedge, Notes Roy. Bot. Gard. Edinburgh 28: 73-86. 1967.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 84. 1970.
Fletcher, Roy. Bot. Gard. Edinburgh 260. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 733; Barnhart 2: 53; BM 2: 680-681; 6: 377;
Dawson p. 358-360; Jackson p. 551 [Index]; MW p. 138; PR 3347-3351, 54343; SO ind.
authors 24; Zander ed. 10, p. 603.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5, 252 [index]. 1800 (bibl.)
Meusel, Lexikon teut. Schriftst. 4: 191-192. 1804.
Fischer-Benzon, in Prahl, Krit. Flora Schlesw.-Holst. 2: 19. 1890.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 133, 145, 155, 250. 1971.
EPONYMY: Gisekea Cothenius (1790, orth. var.); Gisekia Linnaeus (1753).
2028. Dissertatio inauguralis botanico-medica sistens systemata plantarum recentiora instar
speciminis commentarii ad Jo. Herm. Fiirstenau desiderata materiae medicae. Quam
annuente deo ex concensu gratiosi medicorum ordinis pro gradu doctoris legitime
obtinendo ad diem iii. Novembris mdcclxvii. publico eruditorum examini submittit
Paulus Dietericus Giseke ... Goettingen (Officina Schulziana, Chr. F. A. Rosenbusch)
[1767]. Qu. (Diss. syst. pl.)
Publ.: 3 Nov 1767, date of ‘promotion.’ Linnaeus acknowledged receipt of a copy on
4 Jan 1768, discussing several taxonomic details (in Stoever 1792), p. [i-vi], [1]-54,
[2, theses; 2 dedic.]. Copies: G, HU, MO, NY, UC.
Ref.: BM 2: 680; PR 3347; SO 650.
D. H. Stoever, Collectio epistolarum ... Carolus a Linné. Hamburg 1792.
2029. Carolia Linné ... Praelectiones in ordines naturales plantarum. E proprio et Jo. Chr.
949
GISEKE
Fabricii, ... edidit Paulus Diet. Giseke ... Accessit uberior Palmarum et Scitaminum
expositio praeter plurium novorum generum reductiones cum mappa geographico-
genealogica affinitatum ordinum, et aliquot fructuum palmarum figurae. Hamburg
(B. G. Hoffmann) 1792. Oct. (Prael. ord. nat. pl.)
Publ.: Apr 1792, p. [iJ-l, [1]-662, tabl., pl. 1-7. Copies: G, L, NY, U. — For an English
translation see Hull 1800; valuable commentaries: Schuster 1928. The Tabula
genealogico-geographica affinitatum plantarum secundum ordines naturales Linnaei delineata,
included in this book was previously published, independently, in 1789 (fide PR): the
title of this ‘mappa’ shows the date 1789.
Ref.: MW p. 138; PR 5434; SO 620, 3546; ST p. 62.
Schuster, Linné und Fabricius, Miinchen 1928.
Hull, Elements of botany, vol. 2. London 1800.
Glaziou, Auguste Francois Marie (1828-1906), French botanical traveller who col-
lected in Brazil between 1861 and 1895, director of the Paseo publico, Rio de Janeiro.
(Glaz.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P (nos. I-22770), second set (1-3266) BR, (3267-22770) B;
other sets in many herbaria (e.g. B, BR, C, G, K, LE, MG, MPU, 8S, STR, U).- Fora
note on Glaziou’s localities and on some apparently intentional mislabelings see Rudd
and Wurdack.
Ref TE 1 \(Ed516)): 959; 2: 227.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 27-28. 1906.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 264, 271, 276, 287, 300, 349. 1916.
Rudd, Contr. U.S. nat. Herb. 32: 367. 1965.
Wurdack, Taxon 19: 911-913. 1970 (erroneous data in Glaziou coll.)
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(3): 328. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 54; BL 1: 240; BM 2: 682, 6: 378; Bossert
p- 145; Jackson p. 373.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 103, 203. 1905.
Cogniaux, Bull. Soc. bot. Belg. 43: 217. 246-247, 364-369. 1906 (q.v. on birth date).
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 27-28. 1906 (itinerary; orig. biogr. information; birth date 1833
probably err.).
Hemsley, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1907: 66-68.
Bureau, Bull. Soc. bot. France 55: 119-125. 1908 (portr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 236. 1936.
Leandri, Adansonia ser. 2. 3: 5-18. 1963.
EPONYMY: Glaziostelma F. P. N. Fournier (1885); Glaziova [sic] C. F. P. Martius ex
Drude (1881).
2030. Plantae Brasiliae centralis a Glaziou lectae. Liste des plantes du Brésil Central
recueillies en 1861-1895. Mém. Soc. bot. France 1(3): 1-661. 1905-1913.
pages dates pages dates
I-112 Nov 1905 303-488 21 Feb 1910
113-200, r pl. Jul 1906 489-584 6 Dec 1911
201-296 22 Feb 1908 585-661 13 Sep 1913
207-392 20 Jun 1909
Ref.: BL 1: 240.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 331. 1945.
Gleason, Henry Allan (1882-1975). American botanist. (Gleason).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: mostly at NY. See IH for details.
Ref.: TH 1. (ed. 6) 359, 2: 297.
Cronquist, Garden J. 26: 56-59. 1976 (portr.)
959
GLEDITSCH
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 54; BFM 1386; BL 1: 175, 189, 244, 261;
BM 2: 379; Bossert p. 146; IF suppl. 4: 322; MW p. 138; MW suppl. p. 75.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 129. 1911.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 194. 1950 (Malesian itin.).
Anon., Taxon 1: 16. 1951.
Moldenke, Phytologia 3: 490. 1951.
Smith, Garden J. New York Bot. Gard. 1(2): 53, 56, 64. 1951 (portr.)
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 2: 157. 1955.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 19, 101, 125, 126, 128. 1969.
Anon., Bot. Rev. 38(1). 1972 (portr.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 181-182. 1973 (corresp., mss
notes).
Cowan, Taxon 24: 580. 1975.
Moldenke and Moldenke, Phytologia 31: 417. 1975.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) The New Britton and Brown illustrated flora of the Northeastern United
States and adjacent Canada, 3 vols., 1968.
(2) Contributions to VAF:
(a) Platanaceae: 22(3): 227-229. 12 Jun 1908; 22(6): 560. 30 Dec 1918.
(b) Dichapetalaceae: 25(5): 381-383. 20 Mar 1924.
(c) Carduaceae-Vernoniae: 33(1): 47-110. 15 Sep 1922.
EPONYMyY: Gleasonia Standley (1931).
Gleditsch, Johann Gottlieb (1714-1786), German botanist and sylviculturist at Ber-
lin. (Gled.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: The Gleditsch herbarium, acquired by the Berlin academy of
Sciences in 1791, is lost. The Berichte tiber die ... Verhandlungen der Kénigl. Preuss. Akademie
der Wissenschaften zu Berlin for the year 1840 contain a statement on p. 81 that Géppert
showed a ‘Verzeichnis’ of the former Gleditsch herbarium, and a further note on p. 119
in which Link presented this register “‘mit der Bemerkung das dieses Herbarium nicht
mehr vorhanden sei.’” Urban could not trace the collection either. Gleditsch was a
correspondent of Linnaeus and plants collected by him are at LINN.
Refa: WA 2: 227.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 11, 349. 1916 (“‘ob bei uns vorhanden?”’)
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 9: 224-225; AG 6(2): 182; Barnhart 2: 54; BM 2:
682-683, 6: 379; Bossert p. 146; GR p. 15-16; HA 2: 293-295, 404, 700; IF p. 699;
Jackson p. 297, 430; LS 10059-10072; NDB 6: 442-443; PR 3352-3365; ed. 1: 3668-
3685; Quenstedt p. 165; SO ind. auth. 24; Zander (ed. 10) p. 603.
Anon., Nouv. Mém. Acad. Sci. [Berlin] 1788, Hist.: 49-54.
Anon., Schriften Ges. Naturf. Freunde Berlin 9 [Beobacht. 3]: 301-314. 1789.
Willdenow und Usteri, Beitrage zur Biographie des verstorbenen ... Dr. Johann
Gottlieb Gleditsch. Ziirich 1790, 111 p. (portr., biogr., letters, Grundriss Gl. syst.)
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 253. 1800 [index] (bibl.)
Eicken, in Gedachtnissblatter, erhaltend Nachrichten von dem Leben und Charakter
... Aerzte und Naturforscher 4(95) 1800 (n.v.)
Meusel, Lexikon téut. Schriftst. 4: 209-214. 1804.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 90. 1846.
Ascherson, Fl. Prov. Brandenburg 1: 5. 1860.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Litt. Lichenol. 2: 4, 35. 1869.
Ratzeburg, Forstwissensch. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 187-190. 1874.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 117. 1903, 3(3): 125. 1905.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 236. 1936.
Liitjeharms, Gesch. Mykol. XVIII Jh. 256 [index]. 1936.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 450 [index]. 1937.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 250-252. 1971.
Stafleu in Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 21: 298. 1972.
Natho, Gleditschia 1: 7-15. 1973 (portr.)
95%
GLEDITSCH
EPONYMY (genera): Gleditscha Cothenius (1790, orth. var.); Gleditschia Scopoli (1777,
orth. var.); Gleditsia Linnaeus (1753); (journal): Gleditschia Beitrage zur botanischen
Taxonomie und deren Grenzgebiete. Berlin. Vol. 1-x, 1973-x.
NoTE: (added in proof): Natho’s Gleditsch bibliography (Gleditschia 3: 5-27. 1975)
came in too late to be used for this listing.
2031. Methodus fungorum exhibens genera, species et varietates cum charactere, differen-
tia specifica, synonomis [sic], solo, loco et observationibus. Berlin (Schola realis) 1753.
Oct. (Meth. fung.)
Publ.: 1 Mai-10 Nov 1753 (GGA 10 Nov, NZgS 3 Dec), p. [1]-162, [36, index], pl. 1-6,
uncol. copp. engr. Thalhammer. Copies: G, MO, NY, Stevenson. — In view of the
November and December references to its publication the Methodus should be
considered as post-Linnaean unless it can be proved that the book came out before
1 Mai 1753.
Ref.: BM 2: 682; HA 2: 295; HE p. 24; LS 10063; PR 3356; SA 2: 563; IDC 5931.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 159. 1949.
2032. Systema plantarum a staminum situ. Secundum classes, ordines et genera, cum
characteribus essentialibus. Berlin (Haude et Spener) 1764. Oct. (Syst. pl. stamin. situ).
Publ.: 1764, before 13 Sep (NZgS), p. [i]-civ,. [1]-323, [324, err.]. Copies: FAS, HU,
USDA. — Preliminary publication: systéme des plantes sur la situation et la liaison
des étamines, Hist. Acad. Roy. Sci. Belles Lettr. [Berlin] 1749: 3-136.
Ref.: BM 2: 682; HA 2: 295; PR 3357; IF p. 699; Jackson p. 16.
Stafleu, Taxon 16: 46-48. 1967.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 250-252. 1971.
2033- Vermischte physicalisch-botanisch-oeconomische Abhandlungen Halle (Johann Jacob
Curt) 1765-1767, 3 vols. Oct. (Verm. bot. Abh.)
Vol. r: Jan-Oct 1765 (p. xiv: 20 Oct 1764; NZgS 10 Oct 1765), p. [i-xvili], [1]-318,
pl. 1-2 Copies: G, NY.
Vol. 2: Apr-Dec 1766 (p. [xxxi]: 20 Mar 1766; NZgS 8 Jun 1767), p. [i-xxxii], [1]-440,
pl. 1-2. Copies: G, MO.
Vol. 3: 1767, p. [i-xxiv], [1]-397, [398-406, ind.], 1 pl. Copy: G.
Ref.: BM 2: 682; HA 2: 294-295; PR 3358.
2034. Betrachtung tiber die Beschaffenheit des Blenenstandes in der Mark Brandenburg. Nebst
einem Verzeichnisse von Gewachsen aus welchem die Bienen ihren Stoff zum Honig und
Wachse einsammlen. Riga, Mietau (Johann Friederich Hartknoch) 1769. Oct. (Be-
tracht. Bienenstand.)
Publ.: 1769, p. [i-xxxvi], [1]-344, index [34]. Copy: M.
2035. Pflanzenverzeichniss zum Nutzen und Vergniigen der Lust und Baumgartner und
aller Liebhaber, von fremden und einheimischen Baumen, Strauchern und Stauden-
gewachsen, die zur Beférderung einer bessern Erkenntniss im gemeinen Wesen, auch
sonst in vielerley botanischen, physicalischen, und 6conomischen Absichten, sowohl in
dffentlichen, als andern Garten, abwechselnd unterhalten werden: nebst kurzgefassten
Anmerkungen, die deren Pflege, Vermehrung, Pflanz- und Bliitezeit, Wurzeln, Friichte,
ausserlichen Anstand, Standplatze, Nutzen, und verschiedentlich veranlasste Experi-
mente betreffen. Berlin (Haude und Spener) 1773. Oct. (Pflanzenverzeichniss).
Publ.: 1773, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-370, [index Aag2-Ff]. Copy: NY. — Gleditsch used binomials
as species names in this work: all accepted names are binary.
2036. Systematische Einleitung in die neuere aus ihren eigenthiimlichen physikalisch-
dkonomischen Griinder hergeleitete Forstwissenschaft. Berlin (Arnold Wever) 1775,
2 vols. Oct. (Syst. Einleit. Forstwiss.)
1: frontisp. portr., [i]-xxviii, [1, h.t.], [1]-544. Copy: NY.
2: [i]-xxxii, [1]-677, index sign. Uu3-Aa4.
Gleditsch does not use binary nomenclature consistently in this work even though he
occasionally cites names from Linnaeus, Sp. Pl. ed. 1.
952
GLOWACKI
Gleichen, Wilhelm Friedrich, Freiherr von, genannt Rusworm [Russwurm] (1717-
1783), German amateur naturalist. (Gleichen).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 9: 226-228; [not in Barnhart]; BM 2: 683; Bossert
p. 146; LS 10073-10074; NDB 6: 437-438; NI 716-720; PR 3367-3368.
Weikard, Biographie des Herrn Wilhelm Friedrich von Gleichen. Frankfurt 1783 (n.v.).
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 254 [index]. 1800 (bibliogr.)
Meusel, Lexikon teut. Schriftst. 4: 215-217. 1804.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 680 [index]. 1846.
Spiess, Abh. naturhist. Ges. Niirnberg 6: 186-187. 1877.
Willnau, Ledermiiller und v. Gleichen-Russworm, Leipzig 1926, 24 p. (Copy B). (n.v.,
fide NI).
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 450 [index]. 1937.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 166-167. 1969 (further biogr. refs.).
Mitchell, DSB 5: 424. 1972.
EPONYMY: Gleichenella Ching (1940) ; Gleichenia i E. Smith (1793, nom. cons.) ; Gleichenia-
strum K. B. Presl (1847); Gletcheniopsis T. G. Tutin (1932); Gletchenoides (E. Kon’no)
E. Kon’no (1968) ; Gleichnites Gdppert (1836).
2037. Das Neueste aus dem Reiche der Pflanzen oder mikroskopische Untersuchungen und
Beobachtungen der geheimen Zeugungstheile der Pflanzen in ihren Bliithen, und der in
denselben befindlichen Insekten; nebst einigen Versuchen von dem Keim, und einem
Anhang vermischter Beobachtungen, beschrieben, und mit Farben nach der Natur
vorgestellet von Wilhelm Friederich Freiherrn von Gleichen, genannt Russworm, ..
herausgegeben, verlegt und mit den néhtigen in Kupfer gestochenen und illuminirten
Abbildungen versehen, von Johann Christoph Keller, Maler in Nirnberg. [Niirnberg]
(Christian de Launoy seel. Erben) [1763-]1764 [-1766]. Fol. (NMeueste Reich. Pf.)
Fasc. 1: Jan-Mar 1763, p. 1-8, [1-4], 1-72, pl. i-v, A-E. Copy: NY. — (possibly published
in even smaller instalments).
Fasc. 2: 1764, p. [i-vi, with general t.p. dated 1764], 1-40, pl. v-xxx. Copy: NY.
Fasc. 3: 1766[?], p. [i-viii], Anhang [1]-26, pl. 1-10. Copy: NY.
In addition: plates Mikroskop 1-5, 2b, issued with fasc. 1?
Editor and illustrator: Johann Christoph Keller.
Preface: Casimir Christoph Schmidel (1718-1792).
French edition: Niirnberg, Paris 1770 (n.v.)
Re-issue: 1790 (n.v.), “non differt’? (PR).
Ref.: BM 2: 683; LS 10073; NI 716, 717; PR 3367; SA 1: 261.
Anon., J. Enc: 1763(3, 2): 1397. 15 Apr 1763.
Glocker, Ernst Friedrich von (“Constantino”) (1793-1858), German mineralogist
and palaeobiologist at Stuttgart. (Glocker).
COLLECTIONS: Herbarium material at B, BM, K, LE, MANCH, MO, NY, OXF, S, US.
Ref.: TH 2: 227.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BlioGRAPHY: ADB 9: 238-240; Andrews p. 268; Barnhart 2: 55; BM
2: 683; 6: 379; CSP 2: 913-915; 6: 672; PR 3369.
Seemann, Bonplandia 6: 322-323, 335. 1858.
EPONYMY: Glockeria Géppert (1836) ; Glockeria C. G. D. Nees (1847).
Glowacki, Julius (1846-1915), Austrian botanist. (Glow.)
HERBARIUM and Types: GJO, further material at GZU, LD.
Ref.: Schefczik und Mecenovic, Mitt. Abt. Zool. Bot. Landesmus.
Joanneum Graz 29: 1-84. 1968 (on bryol. collections Breidler, Glowacki et al.), also
33: 85-123. 1969.
953
GLOWACKI
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 1: 55; GR p. 450; Saccardo 1: 83-84.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 67. 1905.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1915: iil.
Gloxin, Benjamin Peter (/. 1785), Alsatian botanist and physician at Colmar.
(Gloxin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 55; PR 3371.
EPONYMY: X Gloxinantha R. E. Lee (1967); * Gloxinera Weathers (1895); Gloxinia
L’Héritier de Brutelle (1791); Gloxinia Regel (1851).
2038. Observationes botanicae in alma universitate argentinensi medici ordinis consensu
impetrandae veniae ergo honores et privilegia doctoris medicinae adipiscendi disputa-
toriis exercitiis in auditorio academico majori die i. decembris mdcclxxxv solenniter
discutiendas proponit Benjamin Petrus Gloxin ... Strasbourg (Dannbach) [1785]. Qu.
(Observ. bot.)
Publ.: 1 Dec 1785, p. [i-vi], 1-26, pl. 1-3, uncol. Copies: G, M, USDA.
Ref.: PR 3371.
Glick, Christian Maximilian Hugo (1868-1940), German biologist at Heidelberg.
(Gliick).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Material at B, DUKE and NY.
Ref.: TH 2: 228.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 268; Barnhart 2: 55; BFM p. 286 [Index];
BM 2: 684; BM 6: 379; Bossert p. 146; CSP 15: 340; GR p. 16; LS 10082-10086, LS
suppl. 9681; MW p. 138; MW suppl. p. 75.
Dorfler, Botaniker-Adressbuch 16. 1896.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 112. 1937.
Bergdolt, Karl von Goebel 130, 253. 1940.
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 6: 188. 1941.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: (1) Pascher, Siisswasserflora, Pteridophyten 15: [v]-xx, 21, fig. 1-7. 1936;
Phanerogamen 15: 21-463, figs. 8-258. 1936.
(2) Pascher, Siissewasserflora ed. 2. Pteridophyten 15: [1]-21, figs. 1-7. 1931; Gymnospermae 15:
21-22. 1931; Monocotyledonae 15: 22-170, figs. 8-83. 19313; Dicotyledonae 15: 170-463, figs.
84-258. 1931.
Gmelin, Carl [Karl] Christian (1762-1837), German physician and botanist, pro-
fessor of natural sciences and director of the botanical garden at Karlsruhe. (C. C.
Gmelin).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 264; Barnhart 2: 55; BM 2: 684.
Bossert, p. 146; CSP 6: 672; Jackson p. 425; PR 3387-3301.
Vierordt, Flora 22: 241-255. 18309.
Herrmann, Neue deut. Hefte 1(4): 846-847. 1955.
EPONYMY: Caroligmelina P. G. Gaertner, B. Meyer & J. Scherbius (1800).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 29: 521-522. 1974.
2039. Hortus magni ducis badensis carlsruhanus. Karlsruhe (C. F. Macklot) 1811. Occ. (in
fours). (Hortus carlsruh.)
954
GMELIN, J. F.
Publ.: 1811, p. [i*], [i]-x, [1]-288, [1, err.]. Copy: G. — No author’s name on t.p. but
signed C. C. Gmelin on p. vi.
2040. Flora badensis alsatica et confinium regionum cis et transrhenana plantas a lacu
bodamico usque ad confluentem Mosellae et Rheni sponte nascentis exhibens secundum
systema sexuale cum iconibus ad naturam delineatis. Karlsruhe (In officina Aul.
Miilleriana) 1805-1826, 4 vols. Oct. (Fl. bad.)
vol. pages plates date
I [i]-xxxul, [1]-768 1-5 Apr-Mai 1805 (p. xii: ibid. Apr 1805,
available at Ostermesse, Apr-Mai 1805.
2 [1]-717 1-5 Mai-Sep 1806, available Sep 1806,
Michaelismesse.
3 [1 ]-795, [796] I-4 1808
4 [i-iii], [1]-807, [808], 1 I-10 1826 (p. vi, Apr 1825)
5-7 Cryptogams by C. G. Gmelin et A. Braun: not published. In volume 4 Gmelin
mentions the collaboration of a young botanist with a great future: ‘‘Juvenis in arte
instructissimus, in detengendis plantis felicissimus.’’ This youth was Alexander Braun
1805-1877, then 21 years old. Braun started work on the cryptogamic part and com-
pleted the vascular cryptogams by 1832. A few sheets of this part were printed but never
distributed. Elements of it were used by Doell. Copies: B, NY.
Ref.: AG 2(1): 264; BM 2: 684; PR 3388.
Anon., Flora 8(1) Beil. 4: 142-143. 1825, 10: 15-16. 7 Jan 1827, 10: 305-320. 28 Mai
1827 (rev.).
Caspari, Flora 63: 354-355. 1880 (on projected part on crypt.)
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: li-lx. 1857.
Rickett, NAF 28 B(2): 331. 1945.
2041. Beschreibung der Milchblatter-Schwadmme im Grossherzogthum Baden und dessen
nachsten Umgebungen, als Beitrag zur Toxicologie ... mit einer lithographirten Tafel.
Karlsruhe (Chr. Fr. Miiller) 1825. Oct. (Beschr. Milchbl.-Schw. Baden).
Publ.: 1825, p. [1]-29, 1 pl. (first announcement in Flora 10: 224. 14 Apr 1827). Reprin-
ted from ‘Geiger’s Magazin I Heft 1825” (on plate).
Ref.: BM 2: 684; LS 1oog0; PR 3391.
Gmelin, Johann Friedrich (1748-1804), German naturalist, professor of medicine
and chemistry at Tiibingen and, later, G6ttingen; nee of J. G. Gmelin, son of Ph. F.
Gmelin. (7. F. Gmelin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown. The reference to J. F. Gmelin’s herbarium in A. de
Candolle’s Phytographie, p. 415 is in fact to Johann Georg Gmelin’s herbarium. Johann
Friedrich was mainly a compiler and may very well not have had a herbarium of his
own of any size. In his later years he was a professor of botany at Géttingen.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 9: 270; AG 2(1): 407; Barnhart 2: 56; BM 2: 684-
685, 6: 379; Bossert p. 146; CSP 2: 920; Dawson p. 360; IF p. 699; GR p. 16; Jackson
p. 506; LS 10088-10089; MW p. 138; NDB 6: 479; PR 3375-3380; Quenstedt p. 165;
SO ind. authors 24; Zander ed. 10, p. 603.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 254 [index]. 1800 (bibl.)
Anon., Alg. Konst- Letterbode 1804(1): 385.
Anon., Mag. Enc. 1805(1): 156-157.
Konig et Sims, Ann. Bot. 2(1): 205-206. 1806.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 681 [index] 1846.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 190-191. 1874.
Moebius Gesch. Bot. 450 [index] 1937.
Herrmann, Neue deut. Hefte 1: 849-850. 1954/55.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 30: 205-206. 1975.
GMELIN, J. F.
2042. Enumeratio stirpium agro tubingenst indigenarum. ‘Tiibingen (Sigmund) [1772]. Oct.
(Enum. stirp. tubing.)
Publ.: 1772, p. [i-vi], [1]-16, [1]-334, indices [34] p. Copy: USDA.
Ref.: PR 3376.
2043. Caroli a Linné, ... Systema naturae per regna tria naturae, secundum classes,
ordines, genera, species, cum characteribus, differentiis. Tomus IJ. Editio decima tertia,
aucta, reformata. Cura Jo. Frid. Gmelin. Leipzig (Georg Emanuel Beer) 1791[-1792]
[in all 3 tomes (7 volumes) 1788-1793]. Oct. (Syst. nat.)
Ed. 1791: Tomus II, (botany). Copies: HU, MO, U.
pars 1: late Sep-Nov 1791, p. [i*], [i]-xl, [1]-884. de
pars 2: late Apr-Oct 1792, p. [i], 885-1661, __pacilani 19
Ed. 1796(1) “*... Systema naturae ...”’ Lyon 1796; see SO 118. Type reset, no copy seen.
Ed. 1796(2) “*... Systema vegetabilium, secundum classes ... differentiis. Tomus primus
[secundus]. Cura Jo. Frid. Gmelin. Lyon (Bernuset, Delamolliere, Falque et Soc.)
1796, see SO 601, a reissue of SO 118, above, and a reprint of 1791/2 edition.
pars 1: [i], [iJ-xl, [1]-884. Copies: HU(2), NA.
pars 2: [i-ii], 885-1661. Copies: HU(2), NA.
Ref.: BM 2: 684; IF p. 699; MW p. 138; PR 5404, RS p. 85, SO 117, ST p. 62, IDC
2050.
Lamarck, Act. Soc. Hist. nat. Paris 1: 81-85. 1792 (commentary!).
Dryander, Trans. Linn. Soc. London 2: 212-235. 1794.
Systematisches Verzeichnis der in den medicinischen ... und naturhistorischen
Literatur herausgekommenen Schriften 1785-1790. Sect. 10. no. 840, 1791-1795,
no. 866, Jena 1795.
Hopkinson, Proc. Zool. Soc. London 1907: 1035-1037.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 159. 1949.
Dawson, The Banks Letters 360. 1958.
2044. Abhandlung von den giftigen Gewdchsen, welche in Teutschland und vornemlich in
Schwaben wild wachsen. Ulm (Stettinische Buchhandlung) 1775. Oct. (Abh. gift. Gew.)
Publ.: 1775, after 15 Jan (date of preface), p. [i-xii], [1]-228.
Copy: U. — Uses binary nomenclature.
Reissue: Ulm 1805, Oct., p. [i]-viti, [1]-228 (available Apr-Mai 1805 at Ostermesse).
Ref.: BM 2: 684; PR 3378.
2045. Allgemeine Geschichte der Pflanzengifte entworfen von Johann Friedrich Gmelin.
Nurnberg (Gabriel Nicolaus Raspe) 1777. Oct. (Allg. Gesch. Pflanzengifte).
Publ.: Sep 1777, p. [i-xvi], [1]-525. Copy: U. — Uses binary nomenclature. — Second
(“‘vermehrte’’) edition Niirnberg Jun 1803, Oct., xii, 852 p. (n.v.)
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 684 (ed. 2); Jackson p. 206; PR 3379.
2046. Abhandlung von den Arten des Unkrauts auf den Aeckern in Schwaben und dessen
Benutzung in der Haushaltung und Arzeneykunst. Nebst einer Zugabe von der Ausrot-
tung derselben und von einigen Werkzeugen zur Reinigung des Saatkorns von J. J. W.
A. D. Liibeck (Christian Gottfried Donatius) 1779. Oct. (Abh. Art. Unkrauts).
Publ.: 1779, p. [i-viii], [1]-408, index [32] p., z pl. Copy: U.
Ref.: PR 3380.
Gmelin, Johann Georg (1709-1755), German botanist and geographer who travelled
in Siberia between 1733 and 1743, professor at Tiibingen 1749-1755; nephew of J. F.
Gmelin. (7. G. Gmelin).
HERBARIUM and Types: The authentic specimens for the Flora sibirica are at BM. They
stem from the sale of the Lambert herbarium which contained the Pallas collections.
The latter had acquired J. G. Gmelin’s specimens. Other collections by J. G. Gmelin
are at LE.
Ref.: TH 2: 228; Laségue p. 322.
Koster, ‘Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
Miller, Taxon 19: 524, 534. 1970.
956
GMELIN, P. F.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 269-270; AG 3: 500, 5(1): 861; Barnhart 2: 56;
BM 2: 685; Bretschneider 1: 311-312; KR p. 241; MW p. 138; MW suppl. 75; NDB6:
479 (Dolezal); NI 721; PR 3381-3386; Quenstedt p. 165; SO ind. authors 24; TR 457-
458; Zander ed. 10, p. 603.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 254 [index]. 1800 (bibl.)
Meusel, Lexikon teut. Schriftst. 4: 230-233. 1804.
Plieninger, J. G. Gmelin reliquias ... Stutgart 1861 (corr. with Linnaeus, Haller,
Steller et al.)
Pekarsky, Istoria imperat. Akademii Nauk 1: 431-457. 1870.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natur. Moscou 59(1): 298. 1884.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 127, 173. 1903, 3(3): 125, 188. 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 49. 1906. ;
Gmelin, Otto, ed., Johann Georg Gmelin, 1709-1755. Der Erforscher Sibiriens. Ein
Gedenkbuch, Miinchen 1911, p.v., 146 (portr.)
Golder, Bering’s Voyages, New York 1922-1925, 2 vols. (see index 2: 275).
Herrmann, Neue deut. Hefte 11: 847-849. 1955.
Coats, The plant hunters, 47-50, pl. 3. 1969.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 87, 260, 272. 1971.
Kruta, DSB 5: 427-429. 1972 (bibl.)
Dobat und Magdefrau, 300 Jahr Botanik in Tubingen 17-19. 1975 (portr.) (Attempto
55/56, 1975)-
EPONYMY: Gmelina Linnaeus (1753); Gmelinia K. P. J. Sprengel (1831, orth. var.)
HANDWRITING: Candollea 30: 207-208. 1975.
2047. Flora sibirica sive historia plantarum Siberiae. St. Petersburg (Academia Scien-
tiarum) 1747-1769, 4 vols., Qu. (Fl. sibir.)
Vol. 1: 1747 (preface 27 Apr 1747, GGA 16 Nov 1847), p. [i]-cxxx, [1]-221, [26, ind.]
pl. 1-50.
Vol. 2: ‘1749’ published early 1752 (GGA 1752: 592. 19 Jun 1752), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-240,
[g9, ind.], pl. 1-98, no. 70 double.
Vol. 3: 1768 (preface Apr 1768), edited by S. G. Gmelin, p. [1]-276, [9, ind.; 1, err.],
56 pl.: 1, 2, 2[4], 3-23, 24/25 [on one plate], 26, 27/28, 29, 30, [31], 32, 33/34s 35/42,
ler lacking], 42-45, 46/47, 48/49, 50/51, 52/53 54s 55» 56/58; 57, 59/61, 60, 62, 63, 64/65/66,
Yio
Vol. 4: 1769 (preface 30 Mar 1769), edited by S. G. Gmelin, p. [i], [1]-214, 87 pl.: 1-7,
8/9, 10-21, 23, 245 22/25, 26-28, 29/30, 31-47, 48/49, 50-82, 83a, 83b, 84.
Copies: MO, NY, U.
Facsimile ed.: Announced, but not yet published, 1974 (Asher).
Ref.: BM 2: 685; DA 1967; HU 531; Lipschitz 2: 287-288; NI 721; PR 3381; SA 2:
563-564; SO 632 c; TR 457; IDC 5423; Jackson p. 393; MW p. 138.
J. G. Gmelin, Reise durch Siberien. 4 vols. Goettingen 1751-1752.
Ledebour, Commentarius in J. G. Gmelini Floram sibiricam, repr. (Regensburg 1841
Qu.) from Denkschr. Kon. Bayr. bot. Ges. Regensburg 3: 43-138.
J. G. Gmelini ... reliquias commercii epistolici Carolo Linnaeo, Alberto Hallero,
Guilelmo Stellero Floram Gmelini Sibiricam concernentibus ... curavit G. H. Th.
Plieninger. Stuttgart 1861, viii, 196 p. (bibl.). Copy: NY.
Trautvetter, Acta Horti petropolitani 7: 96-97. 1880.
Gradmann, J. G. Gmelin, Ein Gedenkbuch. Miinchen 1911.
Wilmott, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1935: go.
Junk, Rara 218-219. 1936.
Hilde Hermann, Neue deut. Hefte 11: 841-851. 1955.
Gmelin, Philipp Friedrich (1721-1768), German botanist at Tubingen, brother of
J. G. Gmelin, father of Johann Friedrich Gmelin. (P. F. Gmelin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 56; PR 3393-3395; Quenstedt p. 165.
957
GMELIN, P. F.
EPONYMY: Gmelina Linnaeus (1753) is dedicated to his elder brother Johann Georg
Gmelin (1709-1755), q.v-
HANDWRITING: Candollea 30: 209-210. 1975.
2048. Otia botanica quibus in usum praelectionum academicarum definitionibus et
observationibus illustratum reddidit Prodromum florae leydensis Adriani van Royen
... qui plantas terra marique crescentes methodo naturali digessit. Tiibingen (Berger)
1760. Qu. (Otia bot.)
Publ.: Sep 1760 (p. [viii]: 1760), p. [i-viii], [1]-200, [index i-xv]. Copies: HU, USDA.
Ref.: BH; PR 3393.
Gmelin, Samuel Gottlieb (1745-1774), German naturalist and traveller in Russia,
nephew of J. G. Gmelin. (S. G. Gmelin).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: S. G. Gmelin’s own collections were all incorporated in the
Pallas herbarium. This herbarium was part of the Lambert herbarium, and when the
latter was dispersed in 1842 the S. G. Gmelin collections were acquired for BM with the
Pallas set. Other material may be at LE and OXF.
Ref.: WH,2: 228.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 171. 1964.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969 (algae).
Miller, Taxon 19: 524, 534. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 9g: 273-274; Barnhart 2: 56; BM 2: 685; IF p. 699;
MW p. 138; NDB 6: 481-482 (Dolezal); NI 722; PR 3396-2297; TR 459-462; Zander
ed. 10, p. 602.
Pallas, zn S. G. Gmelin, Reise durch Russland 4: i-xxvi. 1784.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 255 [index]. 1800 (bibl.)
Meusel, Lexikon teut. Schriftst. 4: 235-236. 1804.
Embacher, Lexikon der Reisen 128-129. 1882.
Golder, Bering’s Voyages 2: 275. 1922.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 66, 77. 1937.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 167-168. 1969.
Coats, The plant hunters 52, 54. 1969.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 38, 253, 260. 1971.
Alekseev, Bot. Zhurn. 59(11): 1697-1698. 1974.
COMPOSITE WORKS: S. G. Gmelin edited vols. 3, 4 of J. G. Gmelin’s Flora sibirica.
HANDWRITING: Lipschitz and Vasilczenko, Herbarium centrale USSR 100. 1968.
NOTE: See NI 722 for notes on Gmelin’s artists.
2049. Reise durch Russland zur Untersuchung der drey Natur-Reiche, St. Petersburg
(Kayserl. Academie der Wissenschaften) [1770-]1774-1784, 4 vols., Qu. (Reise Russland).
1: possibly 1770-1774 (p. viii: 26 Apr 1770), [p. i-vili], [1]-182, pl. 1-19, 21-40.
2:1774, p. [i]-vili, [1]-260, pl. 1-37, 39-46 (several combined, total 36).
3: 1774, p. [i*], [1]-508, pl. 1-57 (total 51, several comb.)
4: posthumously published by P. S. Pallas (with biogr.), 1784 (p. xxvi: 20 Mai 1784),
p- [i*], [a]-xxvi, [1]-218, pl. 1-78.
Copy: USDA.
Facsimile ed.: Announced by Cramer (1974).
Ref.: BM 2: 685; DA 1967; Lipschitz 2: 288-289; PR 3397; Trautvetter 462; IDC 5934.
2050. [Historia fucorum. St. Petersburg 1768. Qu. (Academia scientiarum) 1768. Qu.
(Hist. fuc.)
Publ.: 1768 (p. xii: 1 Mai 1768; first announcement in Germany NZgS 8 Feb 1770),
p. [i-xii], [1]-239, [1]-6 expl. tab., pl. ra, rb, 2b, 3-32, [33]. Copies: FH, PCS.
Ref.: BM 2: 685; NI 722; PR 3396; IDC 5106; Jackson p. 155.
958
GODET
Gobi, Christophos Jacoblewitsch (Ghobi) (1847-1919), Russian algologist. (Gobz).
HERBARIUM and TyPES: Unknown. Exsiccatae: Algae rossicae exsiccatae (nos. 1-50, 1880),
sets at B, C, KIEL, L.
TABS Wal oe or8>
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 264. 1916.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 74. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 56; BM 2: 671; Frank 3(Anh.): 36; Jackson
p. 227, 328, 331; Lipschitz 2: 290-294; LS 10092-10106; 33679-33690; TR 463-471.
Henckel, A., Westnik Imp. Russ. Obschtsch. sadowodst St. Petersburg 43(12): 1-12.
1902 (portr.)
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 173. pl. 27. 1903, 3(3): 188. 1905 (portr.)
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1066. 1940.
NOTE: Lipschitz gives 24 Dec 1919 as the date of death, but does not indicate o.s. or n.s.
EPONYMY: Gobia Reinke (1889) ; Gobiella L. Cienkowski (1881).
2051. Die Brauntange (Phaeosporeae et Fucaceae) des finnischen Meerbusens. St. Petersburg
1874. Qu. (Brauntange).
Publ.: 1874, before Oct (Hedwigia Oct 1874), publ. as Mém. Acad. imp. Sci. St. Péters-
bourg ser. 7. 21(9). Russian version in Trudy S.-Petersburgsk. Obsc. Estestvoisp. 2:
1-32. 1874.
Ref.: TR 464.
Areschoug, Bot. Not. 1876: 65-73.
Gobi, Bot. Zeit. 35: 526-532, 543-547. 1877.
2052. Die Rothtange (Floridae) des finnischen Meerbusens. St. Petersbourg (Académie
impériale des Sciences) 1877. Qu. (Rothtange finn. Meerbus.)
Publ.: Jun 1877 (p. [ii], p. [i-ii], [1]-16, pl. 1. Copy: PCS. Mém. Acad. imp. Sci. St.-
Pétersbourg ser. 7. 24(7). — Russian version in Trudy S.-Petersburgsk. Obsc. Estest-
voisp. 8: 70-90. 1877 (see TR 467).
Ref.: TR 467.
2053. Die Algenflora des Weissen Meeres und der demselben zunachstliegenden Theile des
nordlichen Eismeeres. St.-Pétersbourg (Académie impériale des Sciences) 1878. Qu.
(Algenfl. Weiss. Meer.)
Publ.: Jul 1878 (date on p. [ii]; Hedwigia Dec 1878), p. [i-i], [1]-92. Copy: PCS. —
Mém. Acad. imp. Sci. St.-Pétersourg ser. 7. 26(1) (1878), Russian version in Trudy
S.-Petersburgsk. Obsc. Estestvoisp. 8: 124-126, 127-128. 1877, 9: 293-412. 1878.
Ree RAAT O:
Godefroy-Leboeuf, Alexandre (1852-1903), French orchidologist. (Godefroy-Leb.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: P; other material C, K, W.
Ref.: 1H 2: 228.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 57.
Daveau, J. Soc. Hort. France ser. 4. 4: 537-539. 1902 (portr.)
Anon., Gard. Chron. ser. 3. 34: 99. 1903.
Gagnepain, Fl. Indochine, tome prél. 41. 1944 (portr.)
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Published L’Orchidophile, 1-13, 1881-1893 with Du Buysson (see
NI 2361).
Godet, Charles Henri (1797-1879). Swiss botanist at Neuchatel. (Godet).
HERBARIUM and TyYPEs: Collections at BERN, G and NEU.
Ref.: TH 2: 228.
959
GODET
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 57; Barnhart 2: 57; BL 2: 577-578; BM 2:
686; 6: 380; Bossert p. 146; CSP 2: 926, 7: 791; PR 2428, 3400-3401.
C., Flora 63: 45-47. 1880.
Godet, Bull. Soc. neuch. Sci. nat. 12: 166-175. 1880.
Christ, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 63: 123-132. 1881.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 151. 1903, 3(3): 162. 1905.
Burdet, Saussurea 6: 29. 1975 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Godetia Spach (1835).
2054. Enumération des végétaux vasculaires qui croissent dans le canton de Neuchatel. [Neu-
chatel 1838]. Qu. (in twos) (Enum. vég. Neuchatel).
Publ.: 12 Mai-31 Dec 1838 (p. ix: 12 Mai), p. [i]-ix, [1]-55. Copies: G, MO, NY. —
Preprinted from tome II of the Mém. Soc. Sci. Nat. Neuchatel 1839 as a separately
paged memoir. Additions et corrections, p. [1]-10, dated 31 Dec 1838 (copies: G, NY).
‘This shows that on that date the Enumération had been out for some time. The actual
date of publication of the Enumération itself was probably soon after 12 Mai 1838
(date of preface). Godet himself, in his preface to his Flore du Jura also dates the
original at 1838.
Ref.: BL 2: 577; BM 2: 686.
2055. Flore du Jura ou description des végétaux vasculaires qui croissent spontanément
dans le Jura neuchatelois. Neuchatel (author), Bern (Dalp) 1852-1853. Oct. (Fl. Jura).
Premiere partie: Mar-Apr 1852, (t.p. 1852; Flora 23 Mai 1852; Bot. Zeit. 25 Jun 1852),
p- [i]-ix, [x, elevations], [1]-432. Copies: BR, G, HH.
Seconde partie: 1853 (t.p., Signed by Burnat as rd 1853 in copy at G), p. [i*-iv* gen.
t.p.] gen. t.p., [xi]-xvi [xvi: err.], 433-872. Copies: BR, G, HH.
Supplément a la Flore du Fura suisse et Frangais, Neuchatel (author) 1869. Oct., publ. Aug-
Dec. 1869 (p. vii: Aug 1869), p. [i]-vill, [1]-220. Copies: BR, HH.
Ref.: BFM 958, 959; BL 2: 561; BM 2: 686; Jackson p. 344; PR 3401.
G., Flora, 21 Mai 1852 (review of premiere partie).
Christ., Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 63: 130. 1881.
Godman, Frederick Du Cane (Ducane) (1834-1919), British naturalist and explorer,
editor of Biologia Centrali-Americana. (Godm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Guatemalan collections (with O. Salvin, 1857-1874) mainly at
K, dupl. B, W. — For his zoological collections see e.g. Sherborn (1940).
Ref.: Sherborn, where is the ... collection 57. 1940.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 57; BM 2: 686-687, 6: 380-381; CSP 7: 791,
10: 12-133 15: 346; PR 3402.
Hemsley, Biol. Centr. amer. 4: 136. 1887.
Poulton and Jackson, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1918-19: 54-56. 1919.
Witherby, The Ibis 1: 326-335. 1919 (portr., bibl.)
Druce, Rep. Bot. Soc. Exch. Club Brit. 5: 633-634. 1920.
COMPOSITE worKs: Godman and Salvin, Biologia Centrali-Americana, London 1879-1915,
Botany by W. B. Hemsley q.v. — For a detailed description see BM 2: 687.
Ref.: Jackson p. 367.
Brown, Ann. ent. Soc. Amer. 34: 137-138. 1941.
EPONYMyY: Godmania W. B. Hemsley (1879).
2056. Natural history of the Azores, or Western Islands. London (John van Voorst) 1870.
Oct. (Nat. hist. Azores).
Publ.: Sep-Dec 1870 (preface Sep 1870) p. [i]-v, [vii, cont.], [1]-358, 2 pl. — Contains
Botany of the Azores by H. C. Watson (p. 113-288) and W. Mitten (p. 288-328, Bryo-
phyta). Copies: G, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 686; Jackson p. 352; PR 3402.
‘960
GODRON
Godron, Dominique Alexandre (1807-1880), French botanist at Nancy. (Godr.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: NCY. — Published also some series of exsiccatae: Flora cryptoga-
mica nanceiensis exsiccata (fasc. i-ii, nos. 1-100) and Plantae galliae australis. — Material at
AUT, BR, CN, FI, GOET, P, PC, W.
Ref.: 1H 2: 220.
Godron, Bull. Soc. bot. France 24: 254-255. 1877; 27(2): 92-93. 1880.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 27. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 509, 6(2): 941; Barnhart 2: 58; BL 2: 103,
163, 174, 182; BM 2: 687-688, 6: 381; CSP 2: 927-928, 7: 791-792, 10: 13, 12: 278;
GR p. 324; Jackson p. 551; LS 10128, 33681; PR 3403-3421.
Martins, Le jardin des plantes de Montpellier 54-76. 1854.
Godron, Notice sur les titres et les ouvrages scientifiques de M. D. A. Godron. Nancy
1872, 12 p. (bibl.)
Fournier, Bull. Soc. bot. France 27 (rev. bibl.) : 92-93. 1880.
Grandeau, Bot. Zeit. 38: 638-639. 1880.
Anon., Flora 64: 16. 1881.
Britten, J. Bot. 19: 127. 1881.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. France 30: cxx. 1883.
Fliche, Notice sur D. A. Godron, sa vie et ses travaux, reprint from Mém. Acad.
Stanislas 1886: 147-232 (bibl., portr.)
Babington, Memorials 472. 1897.
Costantin, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. ser. 10. 16: Ixxx. 1934 (portr.)
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 49. 1941.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Grenier et Godron, Flore de France, see sub Grenier.
EPONYMY: Godronia Mougeot & Léveillé (1846); Godroniella P. A. Karsten (1884) ;
Godroniopsis W. W. Diehl & E. K. Cash (1929).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 30: 211-212. 1975.
2058. Essai sur les renoncules a fruits ridés transversalement. (Ranunculus, § 1. Batrachium
D.C. Syst. i, p. 233). Nancy (Grimblot, Raybois et Cie) 1840. Oct. (Essai renonc.)
Publ.: 1840, p. [i], [1]-36, 2 pl. Copy: NY. — Reprinted from Mém. Soc. sci. Nancy 1839:
8-41. 2 pl. 1840. — The 2 plates are uncol. liths. by the author.
Ref.: BM 2: 687; PR 3403.
2059. Quelques observations sur la famille des Alsinées. Nancy (Grimblot, Raybois et Cie)
1842. Oct. (Observ. Alsin.)
Publ.: Jan-Sep 1842 (Lit. Ber. Flora [12]: 87-96. 14 Oct 1842, 97-98. 7 Dec 1842),
p. [i], [1]-21. Copy: NY. — Reprinted from Mém. Soc. roy. Sci. Nancy 184.1: 96-116. 1842.
Ref.: BM 2: 687; PR 3404.
2060. Monographie des Rubus qui croissent naturellement aux environs de Nancy. Nancy
(Grimblot, Raybois et Cie) 1843. Oct. (Monogr. Rubus).
Publ.: ante Aug 1843 (Regensb. rd. 28 Jul-12 Aug, BF 1 Nov), p. [i], [1]-45. Copy: NY. —-
Reprinted from Mém. Soc. roy. Sci. Nancy 1842: 55-99. 1843. (followed by Le genre
Rubus, ib. 1849, repr. Nancy 1850, 31 p., see also Schlechtendal 1850).
Ref.: BM 2: 687; PR 3405.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 1: 681-683. 29 Sep 1843; 8: 575-578. 2 Aug 1850.
2061. Flore de Lorraine (Meurthe, Moselle, Meuse, Vosges). Nancy (Grimblot, Raybois
et Cie), 3 vols. 1843-1844. Duod. (Fl. Lorraine).
Ed. 1: 3 vols. Copies: G, NY.
1: Sep-Oct-Nov 1843 (Bot. Zeit. 27 Oct 1843, BF 11 Nov), p. [i*-ii*], [i]-xxiv,
L3, tabl.], [1]-330.
2: Dec 1843 (BF 6 Jan 1844, Flora 14 Mar 1844, Bot. Zeit. 27 Dec 1844), [i-111],
[1]-305.
961
GODRON
3: Mai 1844 (BF 1 Jun 1844, Flora 28 Jun 1844), p. [i-iii], [1]-274, tabl. [1]-8r1.
Premier supplément: Nancy (id.), publ.: Jul 1845 (BF 2 Aug 1845), p. [1]-31. Copy: G.
Ed. 2: ‘Flore de Lorraine par D. A. Godron ... Deuxiéme édition”’
Issue (a): Nancy (Grimblot, Ve Raybois et Comp.), Metz (M. Alcan), Paris (J.-B.
Bailliére, Victor Masson) 1857 (arabic). Duod. Copies: HH, NY, M.
1: 1857 (p. xii: 1 Mai 1857), p. [a]-xii, [1]-504.
2: 1857, p. [i-iii], [1]-557-
Issue (b): Paris (J.-B. Bailli¢re et Fils), Londres (H. Bailliére), New York (H. Bail-
liére), Madrid (C. Bailly-Bailli¢re), Nancy (Grimblot, Veuve Raybois et Comp.)
mdccclvii. Duod. (Bailliére’s own issue). Copy: HH.
1: Mai-Jul 1857 (p. xii: 1 Mai 1857, Flora rd. Aug 1857), p. [i]-xii, [1]-504.
2: Mai-Jul 1857, p. [3], [1]-557-
Issue (¢): Nancy (ancienne maison Grimblot et Cie., N. Grosjean), Paris (J.-B.
Bailliére et Fils) 1861. Duod. Copy: HH.
r: 1861 (p. xu: 1 Mai 1857), p. [i]-xi, [1]-504.
2: 1861, p. [i-iii], [1]-557-
Ed. 3: ““Troisiéme édition publiée par MM Fliche ... [et] G. Le Monnier ...”” Nancy
(N. Grosjean) 1883. Duod. Copies: HH.
1: 1883 (Nat. Nov. Oct 1883), p. [i]-xix, [1]-607.
2: 1883 (id.), p. [i-ii], [1]-506, [2, tabl.].
Paul Henri Maria Thérése André Fliche (1836-1908).
Alexandre Alexis Georges Le Monnier (1843-x).
Ref.: BFM 528; BL 2: 174 (for ed. 3, 1883); BM 2: 687; PR 3407.
Anon., Flora 27: 156-158. 14 Mar 1844 (rev. 1, 2), 403-406. 28 Jun 1844 (rev. 3).
Kirschleger, Flora d’Alsace 2: Ixxxiii. 1857.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 15: 802-808. 13 Nov 1857.
2062. Observations critiques sur Vinflorescence considérée comme base d’un arrangement
méthodique des espéces du genre Silene. Nancy (Grimblot et Veuve Raybois) 1847. Oct.
(Observ. inflor. Silene).
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1847 (rd. Regensburg Jun 1847, Flora 30: 430. 1847), p. [1-1], [1]-43.
Copy: NY. — Reprinted from Meém. Soc. roy. Sci. Nancy 1846: 135-175. 1847.
Ref.: BM 2: 687; PR 3409.
2063. Florula juvenalis seu enumeratio et descriptio plantarum, e seminibus exoticis
inter lanas allatis enatarum in campestribus Portis Juvenalis propé Monspelium.
Montpellier (Boehm) 1853. Qu. (FU. juvenalis).
Orig. ed.: Apr-Mai 1853 (Gay rd. 28 Mai 1853; BF 23 Jun 1853), p. [i-i], [1]-48.
Copy: HH. — Reprinted from Mémoires de l’Académie des Sciences et Lettres de
Montpellier, sect. Médecine 1: 409-456. 1853 (in Latin).
French version: 1854, p. [1]-116. Copies: G, HH. — ‘‘Florula juvenalis, ou énumération
des plantes étrangéres qui croissent naturellement au Port Juvénal, prés de Montpel-
lier, précédée de considérations sur les migrations des végétaux. Seconde édition.
Nancy (Grimblot et Veuve Raybois) 1854.”’ Reprinted from Mémoires de l’Académie
Stanislas [Nancy] 1853: 329-436. 1854.
The Port Juvénale near Montpellier was a group of meadows used for drying imported
wool.
Ref.: BM 2: 687; Jackson p. 285; PR 3412; SK clxxxiv; IDC 7291, 7292.
[Seemann], Bonplandia 1: 185. 15 Sep 1853.
Anon., Flora 36: 520, 567. 1853.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 11: 641-643. 9 Sep 1853 (rev. orig.), 13: 666-668. 21 Sep
1855 (Nancy ed.)
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 1: 266. Nov 1854 (French version).
Anon., Flora 38: 170-171. 21 Mar 1855 (Nancy ed.)
Stapf, Bot. Mag. 155: t. 9267. 1932.
Goebel, Karl Christian Traugott Friedemann (1794-1851), German botanist and
pharmacist at Dorpat. (A. C. T. Goebel).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
962
GOEBEL, K.I. E.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 194; Barnhart 2: 58; BM 2: 688; CSP 2: 922-
923, 6: 673, 7: 793; GR p. 83; LS 1o129; NI 725; PR 3422-3423; TR 473.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Lit. Lichenologie 2: 145-146. 1869.
EPONYMY: Goebelia Bunge ex Boissier (1872). — Note: Goebeliella F. Stephani (1911) and
Goebelobryum Grolle (1962) are dedicated to Karl Immanuel Eberhard Goebel (1855-
1932), q.V.
2064. Pharmaceutische Waarenkunde mit illuminirten Kupfern, nach der Natur gezeichnet
von Ernst Schenk ... Begonnen von Dr. Friedemann Goebel, ... fortgesetzt von
Dr. Gustav Kunze. Eisenach (Johann Friedrich Barecke) 1827-1834, 2 vols. Qu.
(Pharm. Waarenk.)
Authorship: Heft 1-5: K. C. T. F. Goebel; Heft 6-14: Gustav Kunze (1793-1851),
botanist at Leipzig.
Artists: Ernst Schenk (1796-1859) (for works ill. see NI 2: 267); Karl Zenker (fl. 1835).
Vol. 1, Heft 1-6, ‘‘Enthaltend die Rinden und ihre Parasiten aus der Ordnung der
Flechten” Eisenach 1827-1829, pl. 1-31, hand coloured copper engr. Dates of Hefte
unknown. Copies: B, NY.
1: [I]-VIII, [i]-iv (subscrib.), [1]-40; 2: 41-80, 3: 81-120, 4: 121-160, 5: 161-200;
6: late 1829 (p. iv*: Nov 1829), p. [i*]-iv[*], 201-240.
Vol. 2, Heft 7-14, “‘enthaltend die Wurzeln” ‘“Bearbeitet und herausgegeben von
Dr. Gustav Kunze.” Eisenach 1830-1834. Contents and dates of Hefte unknown,
p. [i]-vili, 1-300, pl. 1-40 (p. vi: 1 Mar 1834; Hefte 1-2 rd. Regensburg Jun 1831;
3-4, 11 Jan 1832; 5-6, 8 Mai 1833; 7, 21 Apr 1834; 8, after 12 Mar 1834.) Copies:
BN
Ref.: BM 2: 688; LS 10128; NI 725; PR 3422.
2065. Reise in die Steppen des siidlichen Russlands, unternommen von Dr. Fr. Goebel, ...
in Begleitung der Herren Dr. C. Claus und A. Bergmann. Dorpat (C. A. Kluge) 1837-
1838, 2 vols. Qu. (Reise Steppen Russl.)
1: 1837 (p. [iv]: 15 Sep 1837), p. [i*-11*], [i]-xiv, [1, list pl.], [1]-325, [326-327, table,
328 imprint], pl. 1-12. Copy: G (plates separately). — The paper cover carries the date
1838. é
2: Jan 1838 (p. [ii] censor 30 Jul 1837; donated to Acad. libr. St. Pet. Jan 1838), p. [1]-
viii, [1 ]-372, pl. 1-6. Copy: G (plates separately). —- Botany, by C. Claus, on p. 216-329,
pl. 1-6.
The plates were probably issued separately: the G copy has a cover for the two series
of plates together, Dorpat 1837.
Ref.: PR 3423; TR 473.
Goebel, Karl Immanuel Eberhard (later: Ritter von) (1855-1932), German
morphologist. (A. I. Goebel).
HERBARIUM and types: M; further material at B, K, MB, P, ROST, RV.
Ref.: 1H 2: 229.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 300, 320. 1916.
Ludwig, Hessische florist. Briefe 16: 13-16. 1967.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 58; BM 2: 688, 6: 381; CSP 10: 15-16, 15:
347-348; Frank 3(Anh.): 36; GR p. 83; LS 10130-10138, suppl. 9702-9708; MW p. 138;
NDB 6: 504-505.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 127, pl. 27. 1903, 3(3): 125, pl. 100. 1905 (portr.)
Doerfler, Bot. portr. 2: 17. 1906 (portr., bibl.)
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 517. 1909.
Bay, Flora Gesamt-Register 26-100: 13-14. 1910 (bibl.)
Sirks, Indisch natuuronderzoek 297 [index]. 1915.
Hirmer, Miinchener Universitatsreden 20: [11 p.] 1930.
Karsten, Ber. deut. Bot. Ges. 50: (131)-(162). 1932 (bibl., portr.)
Anon., Rev. bryol. lichén. 60: 227-228. 1933 (bibl. bryol. publ.).
Bower, Obit. Notices Fellows Royal Soc. 2: 103-108. 1933.
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Knapp, Annales bryol. 6: 136-139. 1933.
Schroter, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 1933: 483-487 (portr.) (expanded version of an
article in the Neue Ziircher Zeit.).
Weiss, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1932-33: 188-191. 1933.
Kesvoll, Nyt mag. naturv. 74: 269-277. 1934 (portr.)
Lloyd, Plant Physiology 10: 203-208. 1935 (portr.)
Verdoorn, Chron. bot. 1: 29. 1935 (portr.)
Renner, Flora 131: v-xi. 1936 (‘Erinnerungen’).
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 450 [index]. 1937.
Bergdolt, Karl von Goebel, Berlin [s.d.] [1940] (strong ideological overtones).
Bergdolt, Z. gesamte Naturwiss. 1/2: 45-47. 1942.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. Males. 1. 1: 194-195. 1950 (itin. Indonesia).
Renner, Ber. deut. Bot. Ges. 68: 147-163. 1955 (ill. Bronze relief).
Helm, Wiss. Z. Univ. Rostock, math.-nat. Reihe 17: 263-275. 1968.
James, DSB 5: 437-439. 1972.
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 137-139, 310. 1973.
TRAVELS: 1885-1886: Indonesia, Ceylon; 1890-1891: Venezuela, Brit. Guyana; 1898-
1899 Australia, New Zealand.
EPONYMY: Goebeliella F. Stephani (1911); Goebelobryum Grolle (1962).
2067. Organographie der Pflanzen insbesondere der Archegoniaten und Saamenpflanzen.
Jena (Gustav Fischer) 1898-1901, 2 vols. Oct. (Organogr. Pfl.)
Ed. 1: Copy: NY.
z: Allgemeiner Teil, Feb 1898 (Nat. Nov.), p. [i]-ix, [1]-232.
2(r): Spezieller Teil, Bryophyten, Sep 1898 (Nat. Nov.), p. vii-xii, 233-384.
2(2): Spezieller Teil, Bryophyten, Nov 1g00 (Nat. Nov.), p. xiii-xvi, 385-648.
2(3): Spezieller Teil, Bryophyten, Dec 1901 (Nat. Nov.), p. xvii-xviii, 649-838.
English translation of first edition by I. B. Balfour, Organography of plants especially of the
Archegoniatae and Spermatophyta, 2 vols. Oxford (Clarendon Press) 1900-1905,
Oct. Facsimile edition New York and London (Hafner) 1969. Oct. Vol. 1: [i]-xvi,
1-270. 1900 (Jul-Aug), 2: [i]-xxiii, [1], [1]-707. Feb-Mar 1905. Copy: NY.
Ed. 2: Jena (Gustav Fischer) 1913-1923. Oct. Copy: NY.
zr: Allgemeine Organographie, Oct 1913 (p. ii: Apr 1913), [i]-x, [1]-513, 459 ill.
2(1): Spezieller Teil, Bryophyta, Sep 1915 (p. iv: Oct 1914), p. [i]-xii, [515]-902,
438 ill.
2(2): Spezieller Teil, Pteridophyten, Apr 1918, p. 903-1208, 293 ill.
3(1): Vegetationsorgane, Mar 1922, p. [i]-ix, 1209-1492, 220 ill.
3(2): Bliitenbildung, Apr 1923, p. 1493-1692, 140 ill.
3(3): Sporangien Samenpfl., Aug 1923 (p. iii: Mar 1923), [i]-xxii, 1693-1789, 71 ill.
Ed. 3: Jena (Gustav Fischer) 1928-1933. Copy: US.
1: 1928 (p. ili: Sep 1927), p. [i]-ix, [1]-642.
2: 1930, p. [i]-x, [643]-1378.
Erganzungsband 2: 1931.
3(z): 1932, p. [i]-vili, [1379]-1820.
3(2): 1933 (p. ili: 8 Mar 1933), p. [i]-vi, 1821-2078.
Ref.: BM 6: 381.
Rendle, J. Bot. 38: 403-405. Oct 1900, 43: 276-277. Sep 1905.
Stafleu, Taxon 19: 114-116. 1970.
Goeppert [Géppert], [Johann] Heinrich Robert (1800-1884), German physician and
palaeobotanist, professor of botany and director of the botanic garden in Breslau, the
‘*Bernstein-Goeppert’’. (Goepp.)
coLLecTions: WRSL [formerly BRSL]. Duplicates at B and BP. — Arboretum fossile,
Sammlung von Diinnschliffen fossiler Coniferenhélzer der palaeozoischen Formation.
Breslau 1881, with 6 p. accompanying text.
Ref.: TH 2: 229.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 26: 671-672. g Oct 1868 (on a “‘Verzeichniss” of his collections).
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BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB, AG 4: 252; Andrews p. 268-270; Barnhart 2: 58;
BM 2: 689-690, 6: 382; CSP 2: 938-944, 6: 674, 7: 798-799, 10: 26-27, 12: 279, 15: 350-
351; DTS 1: 88; GR p. 16; HL 3486-3503; Jackson p. 551; KR p. 242; LS 8892, 10140-
10175, 33683; MW p. 139; NDB 6: 519-520; NI 726-732; PR 3424-3451 (ed. 1: 3757-
3758); Quenstedt p. 166.
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 681 [index]. 1846 (bibl.)
Bell, Proc. Linn. Soc. 2: 388. 1855.
Goeppert, Literarische Arbeiten. Zur Erinnerung an den 11 Januar 1875, Breslau 1875,
8 p. (bibl.). Copzes: B, DS, G.
Cohn, Kryptogamen-Flora von Schlesien 1: 31. 1876.
Anon., Flora 58: 48. 1875, 60: 398. 1877.
Anon., Oest. bot. Z. 27: 320-321. 1877.
Goeppert, Palaeontographica 28: 141bis-145bis. 1882 (bibl.)
Ascherson, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 2: 180-182. 1884.
Cohn, Heinrich Robert Goeppert als Naturforscher. [Breslau] 1884, 16 p. Copies: B, DS.
Cohn, Breslauer Zeit. 20, 27 Mai, 8 Jun 1884, 11 p. Copies of reprint: B, DS.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natur. Moscou 59(1): 298-299. 1884.
Poleck, Pharmaceut. Zeit. 1884 (48), repr. DS.
Wortmann, Bot. Zeit. 42: 481-484. 1884.
Conwentz, Schr. naturf. Ges. Danzig ser. 2. 6(2) : 253-285. 1885 (portr., bibl.), reprinted
with independent pagination Danzig 1885, 35 p. '
Conwentz, Leopoldina 2: 135-139, 149-154. 1885 (bibl.)
Poleck, Arch. d. Pharm. 23(1), 1885, repr. 20 p. (portr.). Copy: DS.
Ward, Rep. US Geol. Survey 5: 373-374, 412, 414, 416, 423. 1885.
Weiss, N. Jb. Mineral, Geol. 1885(1): (1)-(5).
Cohn, Jb. schles. Ges. vaterland. Kult. 65: 305-308. 1887.
Pax, Schlesische Zeit. 513, Jul 1900, 13 p. (Copies: B, DS).
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 125. 1905.
Bay, Flora Gesamt-Register 26-100: 14-15. 1910.
Christensen, Danske Bot. Hist. 2: 667 [index]. 1926.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 450 [index]. 1937.
Futak et Domin, Bibl. fl. Csr 221-222. 1960.
Stafleu, Regn. veg. 71: 323-324. 1970.
Tobien, DSB 5: 440-442. 1972 (bibl.)
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 240. 1973.
Stein, Gartenflora, t. 1179, 4 p.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Germar, Lehrbuch der Mineralogie, ed. 2, Halle 1837, p. 424-453:
Ubersicht der bis jetzt bekannten Gattungen der fossilen Pflanzen.
(2) Wimmer, Flora von Schlesien, ed. 2, vol. 2, Breslau 1844: p. 157-225: Uebersicht der
Sossilen Flora von Schlesien.
(3) Tchihatcheff, Voyage scientifique Altai oriental, Paris 1845: p. 379-390, t. 25-35:
Végétaux fossiles, publ. Jan-Jun 1845 (rd by Flora Jun 1845, rev. Bot. Zeit. 10 Oct 1845).
(4) Middendorff, Stberische Reise, Fossile Holzer also as reprint, rd Mar 1849 by Regens-
burg (Flora 32: 224. 1849).
EPONYMY: Goeppertella S. Oishi & K. Yamasita (1936); Goeppertia Grisebach (1862);
Goeppertia C. G. D. Nees (1831); Goeppertia C. G. D. Nees (1836) ; Goeppertia K. B. Presl
(1838).
2068. Systema filicum fossilium. Cum tabulis lithographicis xliv ... [alt. title:] Die
fossilen Farrenkrauter. Breslau et Bonn (Eduard Weber) 1836. Qu. (Syst. filic. foss.)
Publ.: 18 Nov 1836. — Goeppert sent a copy to the Preussische Akademie der Wissen-
schaften on 18 Nov 1836; this was recorded as received on 1 Dec 1836 (PAW). —
Issued as a supplement to vol. 17 of the Nova Acta Acad. Leop. Nat. Cur., p. [i]-
xxx, [1]-486, [1, err.], 44 lithographs, mostly by Carl Weitz. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 689; NI 731; PR 3431; IDC 5361.
2069. De floribus in statu fossili commentatio. [Breslau 1837]. Qu. (FI. foss.)
Publ.: Dec 1836-Jan 1837. 28 p., 2 pl. (rd. by Académie, Paris, on 5 Jun; Flora received
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it between 14 Dec 1836 and 11 Jan 1837, cf. Flora 20: 141. 7 Mar 1837), Nova Acta
Leop. Nat. Cur. 18(2): [545]-572. pl. 41-42.
Ref.: BM 2: 689; PR 3432.
2070. De Coniferarum structura anatomica. Prolusio academica, qua ad audiendam
orationem de statu historiae naturalis ante centum annos a.d. vii id. Jul. hora xima
locoque sueto habendam munus professoris medicinae ordinarii rite auspicaturus
humanissime invitat Henricus Robertus Goeppert ... cum tabulis duabus. Breslau
(Grass, Barth & Co.) 1841. Qu. (Contf. struct.)
Publ.: 26 Jul 1841 (t.p.: vii id. Jul.; p. vi: 1 Jul 1841) or soon after, p. [i]-vii, [1]-36,
pl. 1-2, uncol. liths. by author. Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 689; PR 3433.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 11: 113-116. Dec 1841.
2071. Ueber den Bau der Balanaphoreen, so wie iiber das Vorkommen von Wachs in
ihnen und in andern Pflanzen. Nova Acta Leop. Nat. Cur. 18 (suppl. 1): 229-272. 1841.
ue.
Publ.: On 26 Mar 1841 Géppert sent a reprint from Breslau to the Preussische Akademie
der Wissenschaften in Berlin (PAW 1 Apr 1841); latest date in article (p. 272) ‘‘Marz
1841.”
Ref.: GSP 2: 939.
2072. Die Gattungen der fossilen Pflanzen verglichen mit denen der Jetztwelt und durch
Abbildungen erlautert ... Les genres des plantes fossiles comparés avec ceux du monde
moderne expliqués par des figures. Bonn (Henry und Cohen) 1841[-1846], 6 fasc. Qu.
obl. (Gatt. foss. Pfl.)
Publ.: The first two fascicles were sent to the Preussische Akademie der Wissenschaften
by Goeppert from Breslau on 3 Feb 1841 (PAW 11 Feb 1841).
part pages plates dates
1-2 [1-30], [1-36] 1-18 Jan 1841
3-4 [37-84] 1-18 1842
5-6 [85-120] I-20 1846
In all 56 lithographs of drawings by Goeppert and others. Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 689; Jackson p. 176; NI 729; PR 3436; IDC 5354.
2073. Der Bernstein und die in ihm befindlichen Pflanzenreste der Vorwelt. Berlin 1845.
Fol. (Bernstein).
Co-author: Georg Karl Berendt (1790-1850).
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1845 (preface p. iv: Apr 1845, rd. Regensburg Jun 1845, Hinrichs
17-19 Jul), p. [i*-viii*], [i]-iv, [1]-125, [126, err.], pl. 1-7 (col. lith.) — “‘Erster Band,
I. Abtheilung” of G. C. Berendt’s Die im Bernstein befindlichen organischen Reste der
Vorwelt, gesammelt und in Verbindung mit Mehreren bearbeitet und herausgegeben
von Dr. Georg Berendt, praktischem Arzte zu Danzig ... Berlin, 2 vols., Fol. 1845-
1856 [Band 1, Abth. 2, 1854 and Band 2, Abth. 1-2, 1856 are zoological.] Copy:
Teyler.
Ref BM 1397, 2: 690; PR 3498:
Anon., Flora 28: 547-557. 21 Sep 1845 (rev.)
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 3: 630-634. 19 Sep 1845 (rev.)
2074. Monographie der fossilen Coniferen. Von H. R. Géppert ... Eine im Jahre 1849 mit
der goldnen Medaille und einer Premie von 150 Gulden gekrénte Preisschrift. Leiden
(Arnz & Comp.) 1850. Qu. (Monogr. foss. Conif-)
Publ.: medio 1850 (Hinrichs 14-15 Oct 1850), p. [i-xii], [1]-286, [1]-73, pl. 1-58. Copy:
NY. — Published as Natuurkundige Verhandelingen van de Hollandsche Maatschap-
pij der Wetenschappen te Haarlem ser. 2. deel 6, 1850. (Lithographs by Goeppert,
Kornatzki, Mager, Ratzeburg).
Ref.: NI 730; PR 3440.
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2075. Fossile Flora des Ubergangsgebirges ... Mit 44 Tafeln. [alt. title: Flora fossilis
formationis transitionis]. Breslau, Bonn (Eduard Weber) 1852. Qu. (Foss. Fl. Uber-
gangsgeb.)
Publ.: after 10 Jun 1852 (date of preface), p. [ii]-x, [1]-299, pl. 1-44, lithographs (19
coloured) by Weitz and Mager. Copies: NY. — Published as supplement to vol. 22 of
Nova Acta Acad. Nat. Cur. (identical with supplement to vol. 14 of Verh. kais.
Leop.-Car. Akad. Naturf.). Flora (37: 751) of 21 Dec 1854 [sic] mentions the
appearance of the separate publication with the note “‘so eben herausgegeben.”
Nissen mentions a revised edition of 1859 with g pl. — A preliminary version of the
text appeared in Z. deut. geol. Ges. Aug 1851, Heft 2. 1851, see Flora 35: 541-542.
M5) 20 Gia)
Ref.: BM 2: 689; NI 727; PR 3442.
2076. Beitrdge zur Kenntniss der Dracdneen. Breslau (Grass, Barth und Comp.) 1854. Qu.
(Beitr. Dracdn.)
Publ.: 31 Oct 1854 (title page reprinted), p. [i], [1]-19, 3 pl. Copy: MO. — Reprinted with
independent pagination from Nova Acta Leop. 25: [41]-59, reprint p. [1]-19. The
3 uncoloured lithographs are of drawings by Carl Weitz. — ‘‘Der Feier des fiinfzig-
jahrigen Dienstjubilaums des Herrn Curators der Universitat, Gemeinen Ober-
Regierungsrathes Heinke, gewidmet.”’
Ref.: MW p. 18; PR 3444.
Anon., Flora 37: 736. 1854, 38: 143. 1855.
2077. Die Tertidrflora auf der Insel Java, nach den Entdeckungen des Herrn Fr. Junghuhn
beschrieben und erortert in ihrem Verhaltnisse zur Gesammtflora der Tertiarperiode.
*s-Gravenhage (C. W. Mieling) 1854[-1857]. Qu. (Tertidrfl. Fava).
Publ.: part 1, summer 1854 (rd. by Kon. Akad. Wet. Amsterdam Jun-Sep 1854), part 2,
1857, p- [1], [1]-169, [1, err.], pl. 1-14, partly coloured lithographs by C. W. Mieling.
Copies: NY (cover: Elberfeld (Baedeker) 1857, t.p. ’s-Gravenhage 1854), Teyler.
Ref.: Andrews p. 38; BM 2: 689; Jackson p. 191; NI 732; PR 3443.
2078. Die tertidre Flora von Schossnitz in Schlesien. G6rlitz (Heyn) 1855. Qu. (Tert. Fl.
Schossnitz).
Publ.: Jan-Mar 1855 (p. x: 2 Nov 1854, rd. Flora Mar-Apr 1855; Bot. Zeit. rev. 4. Mai
1855), p- [i]-xvul, [1]-52, pl. 1-26, uncol. liths. by Assmann. Copies: B, NY.
The abbreviation ‘l.c.’ in connection with descriptions of species refers to ‘‘Ueber die
Tertiarflora des Nordéstlichen Deutschlands,” Z. deut. geol. Ges. 1852.
Ref.: Andrews p. 38; BM 2: 689; Jackson p. 186.
Anon., Flora 38: 240, 316-319. 1855.
2079. Die fossile Flora der permischen Formation ... Mit 64 Tafeln Abbildungen. Cassel
(Theodor Fischer) 1864-1865. Qu. (Foss. Fl. Perm.)
Publ.: in 6 parts 1864-1865, p. [i], [1]-314, [2, add.], pl. r-64. Published as Palaeonto-
graphica, Beitrage zur Naturgeschichte der Vorwelt, ed. Hermann von Meyer, vol. 12.
The lithographs are of drawings by A. Assmann, Gustav Stenzel, Carl Weitz. Copy:
NY. — p. 1-224, pl. 1-40. 1864; 225-314, pl. 41-64. Jun-Aug 1865.
Ref.: Andrews p. 38; Jackson p. 179; NI 726; PR 3447.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 23: 272. 1 Sep 1865.
2080. Die Flora des Bernsteins und ihre Beziehungen zur Flora der Tertiarformation und
der Gegenwart. Mit Unterstiitzung des Westpreussischen Provinzial-Landtags heraus-
gegeben von der Naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Danzig, 2 vols. Danzig (Wilhelm
Engelmann) 1883-1886. Qu. (Fl. Bernsteins).
Co-authors: Franz Anton Menge (1808-1880); Hugo Wilhelm Conwentz (1855-1922).
Vol. r: Von den Bernstein Coniferen, insbesondere auch in ihren Beziehungen zu den
Coniferen der Gegenwart. Von Dr. H. R. Goeppert, mit dem Portrait Menge’s ...
Danzig 1883, publ.: Jan-Mar 1833 (pref. 11 Jan 1883; Flora rd. 21 Mar 1883; Magy.
Nov. Lap. Apr-Mai 1883), p. [i]-vili, [1]-63, pl. 1-16 (partly coloured). Copy: Teyler.
Vol. 2: “*... Nach deren Hinscheiden selbstandig bearbeitet und fortgesetzt von
H. Conwentz. — Zweiter Band. Die Angiospermen des Bernsteins.’? Danzig Jun-Aug
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1886 (p. ix: 1 Jun 1886; Magy. Nov. Lap. Sep 1886; Flora 21 Oct 1886), p. [ii]-ix,
[1, cont.], [1]-140, pl. r-13 (with text). Copy: Teyler.
Ref.: BM 2: 690.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von (1749-1832), German author, poet and ‘‘Natur-
philosoph”’. (Goethe).
coLLEctTions: Unknown; G has at least one Goethe specimen.
Ref.: Burdet, Candollea 30: 213. 1975.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Complete bibliography of and on all Goethe’s publi-
cations on the natural sciences: G. Schmid, Goethe und die Naturwissenschaften, Halle
(Saale) 1940, 630 p.
Barnhart 2: 58; BM 2: 690-691; Bossert p. 147; DTS 1: 88-89; LS 10180; PR 3452-
3454; Quenstedt p. 166; SO ind. authors 24.
Later publications on Goethe’s botanical activities:
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 450 [index]. 1937.
Schonewille, Bot. Arch. 42: 421-460. 1941.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 7, 168. 1942.
Arber, Chron. bot. 10: 67-124. 1946 (‘Goethe’s Botany’).
Carus, Goethe 1843, modern edition Merian Genast, Ziirich 1948.
Baehni, Gesnerus 6: 110-128. 1949.
Schuepp, Gesnerus 6: 144-157. 1949.
Arber, The natural philosophy of plant form, Cambridge 1950.
Weyland, Sudhoff’s Arch. Gesch. Med. 38: 219-233. 1954 (Goethe’s Urpflanze).
Meyer, Willdenowia 1: 773-780. 1957.
Spudilova, Zpravy 7: 39-41. 1961 (Czeck).
Meyer, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 80(3) : 209-217. 1967 (relations with C. K. and K. Sprengel).
Kanaev, Iz. Ist. Biol. 2: 71-89. 1970 (Russian).
Wells, DSB 5: 442-446. 1972
Guédés, Histoire et Nature 1: 27-45. 1973.
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 120-126, 310. 1973.
Winter, Jard. France 7: 13-14. 1973.
Smit, History of the life sciences 937-938, 1049. 1974 (q.v. for many recent refs.)
Lipp, Garden Journal 25(1): 2-9. 1975 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Goethea C. G. D. Nees (1821).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 30: 213-214. 1975.
2081. Versuch die Metamorphose der Pflanzen zu erkldren. Carl Wilhelm Ettinger. Gotha
1790. Oct. (Vers. Metamorph. Pf.)
Publ.: Feb-Jun 1790, p. [i-vi], [1]-86. Copy: U. — The book was reprinted with the same
imprint sometime between 1810-1850. Schmid gives details on how to distinguish
between the true and the false first edition and provides a critical bibliography of all
later editions and translations as well as of the rich literature on Goethe’s Metamor-
phosenlehre. See Sotheby (1975) for repr. t.p.’s.
Ref.: PR 3452.
Schmid, Goethe und die Naturwissenschaften 8-9. 1940.
Sotheby, Stiftung Botanik, A-G, London 1975.
Goldenberg, Carl Friedrich (1798-1881), German palaeobiologist at Saarbriicken.
(Goldenberg).
COLLECTIONS: The types of the Flora Saraepontana fossilis at BM.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 270; Barnhart 2: 60; BM 2: 692; CSP 2:
929, 6: 674, 7: 794, 10: 17; PR 3459-3461; Quenstedt p. 167.
Dechen, Verh. naturhist. Ver. preuss. Rheinl. Westf. 38(corr.): 58-61. 1881.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1882: 29.
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2082. Die Selagineen der Vorwelt. Ein Beitrag zur naheren Kenntniss der Flora der
Steinkohlenperiode. Saarbriicken (A. Hofer) 1854. Qu. (Selagin. Vorw.)
Publ.: before 1 Sep 1854, p. [1]-22. Copy: NY. — Reprinted from ‘‘Zu der 6ffentlichen
Priifung des Gymnasiums ... zu Saarbriicken ... Redeact am 31. August und 1.
September 1854 ... Saarbriicken (A. Hofer) 1854.’ — Reprinted again as pt. 1 of the
“Flora Saraepontana fossilis” (1859), q.v.
Ref.: BM 2: 692; PR 3461.
2083. Flora Saraepontana fossilis. Die Pflanzenversteinerungen des Steinkohlengebirges
von Saarbriicken [(Heft 2:) mit Beriicksichtigung der Kohlenpflanzen anderer Locali-
taten] abgebildet und beschrieben. Saarbriicken (Neumann) 1855-1862, 3 Hefte, Qu.
and Fol. (Fl. Saraepont. foss.)
Teil pages plates dates
I [1]-38 1-4, A-B Apr-Jun 1855 (Apr, date of prospectus in NY
copy; Bot. Zeit. rev. 27 Jul)
2 [i-iv], [1 ]-60 5-10 1857
3 [1]-47 11-16 1862
Copies: HH, NY. — Part 1 is a reprint of Die Selagineen der Vorwelt 1854.
Ref.: Andrews p. 39; BM 2: 692; Jackson p. 186; PR 3460.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 13: 534-535, 27 Jul 1855.
Goldfuss, Georg August (1782-1848), German professor of zoology at Bonn. (Gold-
Suss).
COLLECTIONS: Bonn University.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 9: 332-333; Barnhart 2: 60; BM 2: 692; CSP a:
929, 6: 674; Dawson p. 261; GR p. 83-84; LS 10221; Quenstedt p. 167.
Anon., Flora 31: 782. 28 Dec 1848; Bot. Zeit. 6: 824. 24 Nov 1848.
EPONYMY: Goldfussia C G. D. Nees (1832).
2084. Petrefacta Germaniae tam ea, quae in museo universitatis regiae Borussicae Friderici
Wilhelmiae Rhenanae servantur quam alia quaecumque in museis Hoeninghusiano
Muensteriano aliisque extant, iconibus et descriptionibus illustrata. Abbildungen und
Beschreibungen der Petrefacten Deutschlands und der angranzen Lander, unter Mit-
wirkung des Herrn Grafen Georg zu Miinster herausgegeben von August Goldfuss, ...
Diisseldorf (Arnz & Comp.) 1826-1844, 3 Theile, Fol. (Petref. Germ.)
vol.. 4 Liefs ¥ pages plates dates
I I {ii1]-xii, [1]-76 1-XXU 1826, Oct-Dec
2 77-164 xxvi-l 1829
3 165-240 li-lxxi 1831
4 [i], 241-252, [1, err] 1833
2 4 [1]-68 Ixxit-xcvi 1833
5 69-140 XCUIU-CXXE 1836
6 141-224 exxtt-cxlvi 1837
i 225-312, [i-iil] cxlvii-clxv 1840, 30 Dec
3 8 {iJ-iv, [1]-128 elxvi-cxcix, 1844, Mai-Dec
front.i(—"cc); ener: t.p.
Copies: Teyler, U. - The title of Lieferung 1, 1826 is: Petrefacta musei universitatis regiae
Borussica Rhenanae Bonnensis nec non Hoeninghusiani crefeldensis iconibus et descrip-
tionibus illustrata. The general title, p. [i], of the Erster Theil is as given above, dated
1826-1833. The title of vol. 2 is the same as of vol. 1 except for some small typographical
variations; it is dated 1834-1840. There are iv pages of introductory matter, p. iii dated
969
GOLDFUSS
30 Dec 1840, “Closing the seventh instalment.” — The title of vol. 3 is Petrefacta Ger-
maniae et ea, ... and dated 1841-1844; p. 14 is dated Mai 1841. — The Utrecht copy
finishes with plate cxcviii and has an engraved extra title page as a frontispiece to the
plates i-clxxi which are bound in a separate volume; plates ¢lxii-cxcvitt are bound with
the text for vol. 3.
Ed. 2: “‘zweite Auflage”’ in 3 vols. qu. and fol., Leipzig 1862-1863 (n.v.)
The Petrefacta deals mainly with animals, but some of the fossils described are now
considered to be of vegetable origin.
Ref.: BM 2: 692; NI (Zool.) 1619.
Giebel, Repertorium zu Goldfuss’ Petrefakten Deutschlands, Leipzig 1866 (iv, 122 p.,
Qu.)
Gomont, Maurice Augustin (1839-1909), French algologist, “‘garde-général des
foréts’’ at Rouen. (Gomont).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: PC, dupl. BERN, L.
Refine 29K.
Koster, Taxon 18: 552. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 63; BM 2: 693; Bossert p. 147; CSP 15:
369; DTS 1: 92; KR p. 241; MW pp. 140.
Bornet, Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 56: 440-449. 1909 (portr., bibl.)
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 75. 1937.
Bourelly, Introduction to facsimile reprint Monogr. Osc. Weinheim 1962. v-xi.
COMPOSITE works: Wittrock, Nordstedt & Lagerheim, Algae aquae dulcis, fasc. 28 (1896)
no. 1350 (4 text figs.) : Loefgrenia (see also Bot. Not. 1897: 89-91).
EPONYMY: Gomontia Bornet & Flahault (1888) ; Gomontiella Teodoresco (1901).
2085. Monographie des Oscillariées (Nostocacées homocystées), in Annales des Sciences
naturelles ser. 7. 15: 263-368, 16: 91-264. 1892. Oct. Facsimile edition Weinheim 1962.
Oct. (Monogr. Oscill.)
Publ.: Starting point book for the nomenclature of the Nostoccaceae homocysteae under
Art. 13G of the ICBN. If it is assumed that the parts of the Annales came out on time,
publication would have been as follows:
ser. vol. fascicle pages scheduled date
7 15 5 263-320 Aug 1892 J. Bot. 30: 315. Oct ’92
6 321-368 Aug 1892 idem
16 2 g1-128 Oct-Dec 1892
3 129-192 Oct-Dec 1892 Bot. Gaz. Chicago 18: 243
Jun 1893 (p. 91-256!)
193-256 Oct-Dec 1892
5 257-264 1892 or early 1893?
Conventional date: At the Leningrad Botanical Congress it was accepted to set the date for
the entire work at 1 Jan 1892. (Taxon 24: 207. 1975).
Reprinted and published in book form, p. [i-iv], [1]-107, [109]-284, 16 pl. (6-14, 1-7),
Paris (G. Masson) 1893. Oct. (Copy: PCS. See also Bull. Soc. bot. France 41: 408. 1894
and Flora 77: 364. 14 Aug 1893.)
F. Bot ... 1892: 221. Jul 1892 states that Ann. Sc. nat. 15 May issue contained (on basis
of ads.) 64-256 and on p. 315 (1892) that 5/6 appeared in August.
Ref.: BM 2: 693; DTS 1: 92; MW p. 140.
Gomont, J. Bot. 16 Oct 1890 (preliminary essay).
Hariot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 41: 408-411. 1894.
Bourelly, Maurice Augustin Gomont (1839-1909), in Gomont, Monographie des
Oscillariacées. Reprint Weinheim 1962. Oct.
Leussink, Taxon 24: 196. 1975.
979
GORTER
Goor, Andreas Cornelis Joseph van (1881-1925), Dutch algologist. (Goor).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: For the greater part now at L, but some material probably still
unlocated in Italy. Some types at AMD.
Ref.: WH 2: 232.
Silva, J. mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 34: 568. 1955.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 65; JW 442.
Stomps, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 34: 239-244. 1925 (‘1924’) (bibl.)
Stomps, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 43: (44)-(46). 1926 (bibl.)
Frémy, Rev. algol. 3: 1-7, 1928 (bibl., portr.)
2086. Die hollandischen Meeresalgen (Rhodophyceae, Phaeophyceae und Chlorophyceae)
insbesondere der Umgebung von Helder, des Wattenmeeres und der Zuidersee.
Amsterdam (Koninklijke Akademie van Wetenschappen) 1923. Oct. (Holl. Meeresalg.)
Publ.: 1923, p. [i-ix], [1]-232, 2 tab. Copies: FAS, NY. — Verhandelingen der Koninklijke
Akademie van Wetenschappen te Amsterdam (tweede sectie). Deel xxiii. no. 2.
Ref.: Anon., Rev. algol. 1(1): 88-89. 1926.
Gordon, George (1806-1879), British botanist. (Gordon).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K (Coniferae).
IFES 1s} joy, UELOS Meal Oe oyexey.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 66; BB p. 126; CSP 2: 945 (nos. 3-6);
DNB 22: 200; Jackson p. 140; PR 3469-3470.
2087. The Pinetum: being a synopsis of all the coniferous plants at present known, with
descriptions, history, and synonymes, and comprising nearly one hundred new kinds by
George Gordon ... assisted by Robert Glendenning ... London (Henry G. Bohn)
1858. Oct. (Pinetum).
Co-author: Robert Glendenning.
Ed. 1: Jun-Dec 1858 (p. vi: 31 Mai 1858), p. [i]-xxii, [1]-353. Copy: NY.
Suppl.: 1862 (p. iv: 13 Feb 1862), p. [i]-vii, [1]-119. Copy: NY.
‘**A supplement to Gordon’s Pinetum: containing descriptions and additional
synonymes of all the coniferous plants not before enumerated in that work. With
corrections up to the present time.’’ London (Henry G. Bohn) 1862. Oct.
Ed. 2: Mai-Jun 1875 (pref. Feb 1875; J. Bot Jun 1875), p. [iJ]-xxiv, [1]-484. Copzes:
HU, L, MO, NY(g). — “*... history and synonyms, and a comprehensive systematic
index ... Second edition considerably enlarged and including the former sup-
plement, to which is added an index of popular names, English and foreign, compiled
by Henry G. Bohn ...”? London (Henry G. Bohn) 1875. Oct.
Third issue: with additions: 1880 (publ. Dec 1879, see Gard. Chron. 3 Jan 1880),
[i*, h.t.], [ili*, canc. t.p.], [iti-v, from ed. 2], addenda [vii]-xxiv, [1]-484. Copy: US.
‘““New edition, considerably enlarged, incorporating the former supplement, and
including an index of the popular names of Coniferae. English and foreign to which
is now added an alphabetical reference-list of all the coloured plates of the genus
Pinus published in the great works of Lambert, Lawson, and Forbes, by Henry
Bohn ...”? London (Henry G. Bohn; Simpkin, Marshall, & Co.) 1880. Oct.
Gorter, David de (1717-1783), Dutch botanist and physician. (Gorter).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Gorter’s herbarium of 2000 plants was given (in part?) to
Harderwijk university in 1788; 1346 specimens of it are now at L. The remaining
specimens are lost. Mainly plants collected by de Gorter in gardens in the Netherlands,
some in the wild, some in Russia, furthermore plants collected by Linnaeus (Harder-
wijk), Lerche (Russia), Meerburgh (Netherlands), Gerber (Russia), Demidoff (Russia),
Pallas (Russia) and anonymous collections from the Cape and Ceylon. The herbarium
contains a number of types of de Gorter. Other plants collected by de Gorter in Russia
are in the Linnaean herbarium,
97!
GORTER
Ref.2 VE 27233"
Ooststroom, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 51: 252-274. 1941.
Ooststroom, Acta bot. Neerl. 7: 605-613. 1958.
NOTE: Studied medicine at Harderwijk under his father Johannes de Gorter (1689-1762,
the ‘promotor’ of Linnaeus at Harderwiyk), doctor’s degree in medicine Harderwijk
1734 (sic, at the age of 16), botanized with Linnaeus in June 1735, doctor’s degree in
philosophy 1737, lecturer in medicine Harderwijk 1742, professor idem 1743 until 1754,
private physician of the empress Elizabeth of Russia 1754-1764, botanized around
Leningrad, physician at Wijk bij Duurstede (Netherlands) 1764-1778, Zutfen 1778-1783.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AA 7: 304-305; Barnhart 2: 68; Bossert p. 149; BM 2:
696; CSP 3: 352, 4: 386; GR p. 706; Jackson p. 271, 325, 330; Lipschitz 3: 11. 1950;
LS 10239-10242; Oudemans 1: 235-238; PR 3473-3478; SO index authors 24.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 256 [index]. 1800 (bibl.)
Ooststroom, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 51: 270-273. 1941.
Jong, S. de, [Jssel en Berkel Flora, Zutphen 1971.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 122, 176-179. 1971.
Andreas, Gorteria 5: 119-123. 1971 (on Lambergen and de Gorter).
EPONYMY (genus): Gorteria Linnaeus (1759); (journal): Gorteria mededelingenblad ten
dienste van de floristiek en het vegetatie-onderzoek van Nederland uitgegeven door het
Rijksherbarium. Leiden. Vol. 1-x, 1961-x.
2088. Elementa botanica. Methodo Cl. Linnaei accomodata atque in usum auditorum
evulgata. Harderwijk (Joh. Wigmans) 1749. Oct. (in fours). (Elem. bot.)
Publ.: 1749 (pref. 12 Jun 1749), p. [i]-vi, [1]-88, [2], 11 copper engravings. Copies: HU,
L. — A commentary on Linnaeus’s Fundamenta botanica.
Ref.: PR 3474; SO 265.
2089. Flora gelro-zutphanica exhibens plantas per ducatum Gelriae et comitatum Zut-
phaniae crescentes. Harderwijk 1745. Oct. (in fours) (FI. gelro-zutph.)
Publ.: 1745, p. [i-x], 1-204, [2, err.]. Copies: L(2), NY.
Appendix: 1757, Harderwijk (Johannes Mooi) Oct. (in fours), p. [i-vi], [205]-254, index
255, [256-278]. Copy: L.
Ref.: Oudemans 1: 235-236; PR 3473.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 179. 1971.
2090. Flora ingrica ex schedis Stephani Krascheninnikow botanices et historiae naturalis
professoris quondam Petropolitani confecta et propriis observationibus aucta. St. Peters-
burg (Academia scientiarum) 1761. Oct. (Fl. ingr.)
Publ.: Jul-Nov 1761 (up to p. 190) (pref. calendis Julii; ‘will be sent soon,’ 5 Jul 1761,
Gorter to Linnaeus; NZgS 14 Dec; Linnaeus received a copy Dec), p. [1]-8, [1[-204,
[2, err.]. Copies: L, NY. — Uses Linnaean binomial nomenclature. — The Appendix ad
Floram ingricam, dated 14 July 1764 on p. [193], St. Petersburg, Oct. (Copies: L, NY)
(p. [191 ]-204) is also by David de Gorter and not by “E. Lackmann” (PR), the latter,
Lachmann (called Ericus Laxmann by Gorter in his preface), was the collector of
plants described by de Gorter.
Ref.: BM 2: 696; Jackson p. 330; Lipschitz 3: 11; LS 10240; PR 3475; SO 641b;
TR 485.
Ooststroom, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 51: 271. 1941.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 332. 1945.
Schreibers et Endlicher, Caroli Linnaei epistolae. Wien (p. 49).
2091. Flora belgica exhibens plantas per foederatum Belgium crescentes. Utrecht
(Abraham van Paddenburg) 1767. Oct. (FI. belg.)
Publ.: Mar-Jul 1767, after 8 Mar (p. viii, dedic.), p. [i]-xxx, 1-418. [2, err.]. Copies: U.
USDA, L, NY.
Florae belgicae supplementum primum. Utrecht 1768. Oct., p. 1-12. Copies: NY.
Florae belgicae supplementum II. [Utrecht 1777]. Oct., p. 13-20. Copies: NY, U.
972
GOTHAN
Ref.: BM 2: 696; Jackson p. 271; LS 10241; Oudemans 1: 237; PR 3476, ed. 1: 3784,
3785; SO 681f.
Ooststroom en Mennema, Gorteria 3(13): 201-202. 1967.
2092. Flora VII Provinciarum Belgit foederati indigena. Haarlem (C. H. Bohn & Zoon) 1781.
Oct. (Fl. Belg. foed.)
Orig. issue: Haarlem, Nov-Dec 1781 (dedic. 3 Nov 1781), [i*-iii*], [i]-x, [1-4, dedic.,
portr.], [1]-378. Copies: HU, L, NY.
Leiden issue: Leiden Nov-Dec 1781, identical with Haarlem issue except for title page.
Copy: L.
Utrecht issue: Utrecht 1814 (Ned. Staats-Courant rd 28 Nov-3 Dec 1814), p. [i*-x*],
[i]-x, [1]-378, frontispiece portrait of de Gorter. This issue contains also the original
sheets except for the t.p. and the bibliopola lectori. ‘The book is often bound with a
re-issue of van Geuns’ Spicilegium and the original issue of de Geer’s Spicilegium alterum
with a common t.p.: “... Flora VII ... indigena. Cui accedunt bina plantarum
indigenarum spicilegia.”” Utrecht 1814. Copies: FAS, L.
Ref.: BM 2: 696; LS 10142; Oudemans 1: 237-238; PR 3255, 3312, 3477.
Ooststroom, Ned. kruidk. Arch. 51: 272-273. 1941.
2093. Flora zutphanica. Zutphen (J. H. Louw) [1781]. Oct. (in fours) (Fl. zutph.)
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1781 (p. [iv]: 20 Jun 1781), p. [i-iv], 1-88, [20, index]. Copies: L, NY.
Ref.: Oudemans 1: 238.
2094. Leer der Plantkunde. Eerste deel. Amsterdam 1782. Oct. } (Leer plantk.)
Publ.: 1782, after 14 Oct, date of preface, [i-x], [1]-362, [1] p., 1 pl. Copy: L.
Ref PR 3470.
Anon., Alg. Vaderl. Letter-Oefeningen 5(1): 110-111. 1783.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 176. 1971.
Gothan, Walther Ulrich Eduard Friedrich (1879-1954), German palaeontologist.
(Gothan).
COLLECTIONS: B.
Refs: UE 25239"
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 270-271; Barnhart 2: 68; BM 6: 386;
Bossert p. 149; KR p. 242.
Gothan, Lehrbuch der Palaobotanik, 1921; ed. 2, revised, with H. Weyland, 1954, ed. 3,
idem. 1973.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 143. 1937.
Halle, Palaeontographica 91B: 93-108. 1951 (portr., bibl.)
Leutwein, Geologie 3(5): 491. 1954.
Horst, Geologie 3(5): 492-501. 1954.
Florin, ‘Taxon 4: 52-53. 1955.
Manten, Rev. Palaeobot. Palyn. 8(1-4): 159. 1969.
Thiergart, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 68a: 55-57. 1955 (portr.)
FESTSCHRIFT: Geologie 3(5). 1954.
COMPOSITE works: EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 2: Cycadofilices: 13: 5-44, figs.
I-47. 1926.
EPONYMY: Gothania M. Hirmer (1933); Gothaniella A. Fucini (1936); Gothanopteris
G. Koidzumi (1936).
2095. <iir Anatomie lebender und fossiler Gymnospermen-Hélzer. Berlin 1905. Oct. (Anat.
Gymnosp.-Hélz.)
Publ.: Sep 1905 (NN), p. [i-iii], [1]-108, 73 figs. Copy: U. — Heft 44 of Abh. kén. preuss.
geol. Landesanstalt.
Ref.: BM 6: 386.
973
GOTTSCHE
Gottsche, Carl Moritz (1808-1892), German bryologist, physician at Altona. (Gottsche).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Gottsche’s original herbarium, manuscripts and drawings were
at B. “*... wohl haben Asa Gray und Hooker versucht, es uns Deutschen zu entfiihren;
dem patriotischen Manne war es ein Herzensbediirfniss, dass es in Deutschland blieb,
und so verbindet sich mit dem Schmerz tiber seinem Heimgang, die Freude, dass uns
dieser Schatz ... erhalten geblieben ist’? (Stephani). BM has “many authentic speci-
mens of hepatics described by him, acquired with Herb. Hampe in 1881.”
Exsiccatae: Rabenhorst et Gottsche, Hepaticae europaeae; Herbarium der Lebermoose
Europas (66 dec., nos. 1-660, with many ills., Dresden 1856-1878), in many herbaria.
Rabenhorst published dec. 1-22, Rabenhorst and Gottsche dec. 23-66. Sets in many
herbaria (see IH, Sayre). Most of the decades were reviewed on publication by Bot.
Zeit. and Hedwigia.
Refs: LE2 3,239"
Stephani, Hedwigia 31: 274. 1892.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 264, 300, 350. 1916.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 241-242. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB; Andrews p. 271; Barnhart 2: 69; BM 2: 699-700;
Bossert p. 149; CSP 2: 955-956, 7: 804, 10: 34, 15: 397; DTS 1: 92; MW p. 141;
PR 3483-3484.
Fischer-Benzon, zm Prahl, Krit. Flora Schlesw.-Holst. 2: 19-20. 1890.
Pearson, J. Bot. 30. 384. 1892.
Stephani, Hedwigia 31: 269-276. 1892 (portr., bibl.)
Stephani, Bot. Zeit. 50: 741-742. 1892.
Underwood, Bot. Gaz. 17: 417-418. 1892.
Jack, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 11: (12)-(27). 1893 (bibl.)
Bescherelle, Rev. bryol. 20: 46-48. 1893.
Fischer-Benzon, Heimat 5: 130-132. 1895.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 87, 136. 1905.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 122. 1937.
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 173, 187, 244-245. 1940.
COMPOSITE WORKS: See Lindenberg et al., Species hepaticarum.
EPONYMY: Gottschea C. G. D. Nees (1844); Gottschelia Grolle (1968).
2096. Anatomisch-phystologische Untersuchungen tiber Haplomitrium Hookeri N. v. E., mit
Vergleichung anderer Lebermoose ... mit 8 Steindrucktafeln. [Breslau, Bonn 1843].
Qu. (Anat.-phys. Unters. Haplomitrium).
Publ.: 1843, p. [1]-134 (= [265]-398), pl. 13-20, col. liths. Copy: Steere. — Reprinted with
double pagination from Nova Acta Acad. Leop. 20(1). ‘“‘Diese Arbeit trug ihm die
Mitgliedschaft der Akademie ein” (Fischer-Benzon l.c.)
2097. Synopsis hepaticarum. Conjunctis studiis scripserunt et edi curaverunt C. M.
Gottsche, ... J. B. G. Lindenberg, ... et C. G. Nees ab Esenbeck. Hamburg (Meissner)
1844[-1847]. Oct. (Syn. hepat.)
Co-authors: Johann Bernard Wilhelm Lindenberg (1781-1851); Christian Gottfried
Daniel Nees von Esenbeck (1776-1858).
Publ.: In 5 parts. The dates at which the parts are listed by Hinrichs may be taken as
those of actual publication, although they may have been available at Hamburg a
few days before arrival at Leipzig.
part pages dates Hinrichs reviews in Bot. Zeit. by K.M.
I [i]-xiv, [1]-144 25-27 Apr 1844. 2: 778-779. 8 Nov 1844
2 145-304. 14-16 Aug 1845 3: 884. 26 Dec 1845
3 305-464, 11-13 Dec 1845 4: 199-203. 20 Mar 1846
4 465-624 5-7 Oct 1846 4: 830-831. 27 Nov 1846
5 XV-XXVi, 625-834 10-13 Nov 1847 6: 67-68. 28 Jan 1848
974
GOUAN
Heft 5 was received by Regensburg in the course of Oct 1847. — There were 2 issues, one
on ordinary paper and one on ‘Scheibvelinpapier.’ — Copy: NY.
Facsimile edition: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1967. Historiae naturalis classica vol. 56, p. [i*-v*,
incl. intr. by FAS], [iti]-xxvi, [1]-834. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 2: 700; DTS 1: 92; Jackson p. 154; MW p. 141; PR 3483; IDC 6160.
Anon., [review in] Gersdorf, Leipz. Repert. 1844(4): 358-359. 29 Nov 1844.
Stafleu, Synopsis hepaticarum, dates of publication and composition of parts, in
facsimile edition, Lehre 1967.
2098. De mexikanske Levermosser. Efter Prof. Fr. Liebmanns Samling beskrevne av ...
Kjobenhavn (Bianco Luno) 1863. Qu. (Mexik. Leverm.)
Publ.: 1863 for the text, 1867 for the plates, p. [1]-284, [1], pl. 1-20. Copies: L, MO, NY,
Steere. — Preprinted from K, Danske Vid. Selsk. Skrifter ser. 5. Naturv. og math.
Afd. 6: [97]-380, pl. 1-20. 1867 (1868). Copy: Steere.
Bound copies of the preprint bear a title page date 1863 but a spine date 1867.
Proskauer has shown that it is likely that the text alone was available (probably only
a very few copies) in 1863 but that the plates were issued (as part of the completed
reprints) only in 1867. The full publication in the journal itself probably came out
in 1868.
Ref.: BM 2: 700 [date: 1863]; Jackson p. 368 [date: 1867]; PR 3484 [date 1867].
Rabenhorst, Hedwigia 7: 72-73. Mai 1868 (“‘ist uns erst vor einigen Monaten zuge-
gangen’’).
Milde, Bot. Zeit. 26: 313-314. 8 Mai 1868 (rev.)
Christensen, Danske Bot. Hist. 2: 513. 1926.
Proskauer, Bryologist 65: 225-227. 1962.
Gouan, Antoine (1733-1821), French botanist at Montpellier, correspondent of Lin-
naeus. (Gouan).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: K (through W. J. Hooker, see Edinb. J. Sci. 2: 184. 1825). Some
material also at UPS in Thunberg herbarium, C, K, KIEL, LINN, MEL, P-HA and
SBT.
Ref.: 1H. 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 233.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 563; Barnhart 2: 69; BM 2: 700; Bossert
p- 149; Colmeiro 1: clxxviii; GR p. 280; IF p. 699; Jackson p. 34; KR p. 242; MW p.
141; PR 3485-3492, ed. 1: 3795-3803; SO ind. authors 25; Zander ed. 10, p. 664.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 257 [index]. 1800 (bibl.)
Desgenettes, Dict. Sci. méd., Biogr. méd. 4: 492-497. 1821.
Amoreux, Mém. Soc. Linn. Paris 1: 656-682. 1822 [notes].
Anon., Flora 8: 429. 1825.
Martins, Le jardin des plantes de Montpellier 37, 41-44, 61, 72, 76. 1854.
Candolle, A. P. de, Mémoires et souvenirs 211-213. 1862.
Loret et Barrandon, Flore de Montpellier ed. 2. v-vi. 1886.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 103. 1905.
Milner, Cat. Portraits Kew 50. 1906.
Clap, Antoine Gouan, Essais et documents inédits, Montpellier 1955, 152 p., (n.v., cf.
Arch. int. Hist. Sc. 10: 169. 1957).
Dulieu, Rev. Hist. Sci. appl. 20: 33-48. 1967.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 269-271, 373. 1971.
Stafleu, zx Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 21: 302. 1972 (portr.)
Lenley et al., Ind. corresp. Torrey 456. 1973 (sub “‘Gouin’’).
EPONYMY: Gouania N. J. Jacquin (1763).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 30: 217-218. 1975.
2099. Hortus regius monspeliensis, sistens plantas tum indigenas tum exoticas n°. mm.cc ad
genera relatas, cum nominibus specificis, synonymis selectis, nominibus trivialibus,
habitationibus indigenarum, hospitiis exoticarum, secundum sexualem methodum
975
GOUAN
digestas. In gratiam Philiatrorum Monspeliensium. Lyon (De Tournes fréres) 1762.
Oct. (Hortus monsp.)
Publ.: Apr 1762 (approbation p. [xv] 11 Mar 1762; preface 9 Jan; Gouan writes to
Linnaeus on 12 Apr that the book is published; Ned. Letter-Courant 29 Oct 1762;
GGA 15 Aug 1763), p. [i-xvui], [1]-548, [32, ind.], 7 pl. Copies: L, NY.
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 700; Jackson p. 420; PR 3485 (sphalm. 1768); SO 643a; IDC 812
(‘1768’).
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 110, 269-271, 273. 1971.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik, A-G. London 1975.
2100. Flora monspeliaca, sistens plantas no. 1850 ad sua genera relatas, et hybrida
methodo digestas; adjectis nominibus specificis, trivialibusque, synonymis selectis,
habitationibus plurium in agro monspeliensi nuper detectarum, et earum quae in usus
medicos veniunt nominibus pharmaceuticis, virtutibusque probatissimis. Lyon (Béné-
dict Duplain) 1765. Oct. (Fl. monsp.)
Publ.: Dec 1764 (fide J. hebd. libr. 22 Dec 1764; preface dated 14 Sep 1764; approbation
17 Sep 1764; Linnaeus was in receipt of a copy on 20 Jan 1765), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-543,
[544, privil.], 3 pl. Copies: BR, L, U.
Ref.: BM 2: 700; Jackson p. 287; PR 3486; IDC 5935.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 332. 1945.
2101. AIllustrationes et observationes botanicae, ad specierum historiam facientes. Seu
rariorum plantarum indigenarum, pyrenaicarum, exoticarum adumbrationes, synony-
morum reformationes, descriptionum cas.igationes, varietatum ad species genuinas
redactarum determinationes. Cum iconibus ex naturae typo et magnitudine naturali ab
auctore delineatis. Ziirich (Orell, Gessner, Fuesslin & Co.) 1773. Fol. (Jil. observ. bot.)
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1773 (GGA 7 Jun 1773), p. [i-vili], [1]-83, [84, err.], /. 1-26, 20A, 20B.
Copies: L, MO, Teyler, U.
Ref.: BM 2: 700; NI 741; PR 3487.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik, A-G London 1975
2102. Explication du systéme botanique du chevalier von Linné; pour servir d’introduction a
étude de la botanique; ouvrage dans lequel on donne, 1°. un précis des ouvrages
élémentaires de cet auteur; 2°. on examine si son systéme est le plus solidement établi, si
l’auteur a été fondé a rejeter toutes les parties de la fleur, & forcé de préférer les organes
sexuelles; 3°. on désigne les ouvrages élémentaires & nécessaires, avec la meilleure
maniére de s’en servir; 4°. on donne une explication de plusieurs mots techniques.
Montpellier (Jean-Frangois Picot) 1787. Oct. (Expl. syst. bot.)
Publ.: 1787, p. [i]-v, 7-72, 1 pl. Copy: HU.
Ref.: PR 3488.
2103. Herborisations des environs de Montpellier, ou guide botanique a lusage des éléves de
Vécole de santé; ouvrage destiné a servir de supplément au Flora monspeliaca: par
Antoine Goiian ... Montpellier (G. Izar et A. Ricard) an. IV [1796]. Oct. (Herbor.
Montpellier).
Publ.: 1796 (‘‘an iv’’), p. [i]-xul, [1]-274, [1, err.], map. Copy: HH.
Ref.: PR 3489.
Gourlie, William (1815-1856), Scottish palaeobiologist, pupil of W. J. Hooker and
J. H. Balfour, (Gourlie).
COLLECTIONS: Mainly at E; musci at B, E, GL, K, L and OXF. — Issued a series Flora
scotica alpina (fide BB); collections sold 14. Apr 1858.
Ref.: 1H 2: 234.
Kent, British herbaria 57. 1953.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 172. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 85. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: Andrews p. 271; Barnhart 2: 70; BB p. 127; DNB 22:
291.
976
GRAEBNER
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 173, 176, 184. 1940.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 184. 1973 (corr.).
EPONYMY: Gourliea Gillies ex W. J. Hooker & Arnott (1833) is dedicated to Robert
Gourlie (x-1832), English botanical collector in Chili.
Grabowski, Heinrich Emanuel (1792-1842), German botanist at Breslau. (Gra-
bowskt).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Collections made by H. E. Grabowski are at B, BERN, JE, K,
KIEL, LE and, presumably, at WRSL. — The Grabowski who collected in Borneo and
New Guinea was Friedrich G. (1857-1929).
Ref.: 1H. 2: 234.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 350. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 488; Barnhart 2: 72; BM 2: 703; CSP 2: 974;
Jackson p. 310-311; PR 3498, 3626, 10309; Saccardo 1: 84.
Anon., Flora 25: 758. 1842, 26: 118-119. 1843.
Wimmer, Fl. Schlesien ed. 2. 2: 147-148.
COMPOSITE worRKs: Wimmer and Grabowski, Flora Silesiae 1827-1829, see Wimmer.
EPONYMY: Grabowskia D. F. L. von Schlechtendal (1832).
2104. Flora von Ober-Schlesien und dem Gesenke, mit Beriicksichtigung der geognosti-
schen, Boden- und Héhen-Verhaltnisse. Breslau (A. Gosohorsky) 1843. Oct. (Fl. Ober-
Schlesien) .
Publ.: 25 Dec 1842-15 Mar 1843 (p. x: 8 Oct 1842; Regensburg 17-31 Mar; the review
in Flora 26: 162-168. 14 Mar 1843 is dated “‘Weihnachten 1842”), p. [i]-x, [xi-xii],
[1]-451, [452, cont.]. Copies: B, H.
Ref.: BM 2: 703; Jackson p. 311; PR 3408.
Anon., Flora 26: 162-168, 216. 1843.
Pritzel, Bot. Zeit. 1: 240-242. 7 Apr 1843.
Futak et Domin, Bibl. fl. Csr 223. 1960.
Graebner, Karl Otto Robert Peter Paul (1871-1933), German botanist at Berlin.
(Graebn.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: B, now partly destroyed.
Refrcy Wels 2&9 45
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 350. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 1, ed. 2: 2, 3: 836, 5(3): 88; Barnhart 2: 72;
BFM 50, 55; BM 2: 703, 6: 35, 388-389; Bossert p. 150; DTS 1: 11, 92, 6(4): 142;
IF p. 675; LS 10275-10278, 33735-33737; MW p. 142, suppl. p. 17; Zander ed. 10,
p. 664.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Ber. 3(3): 136. 1905.
Anon., Steglitzer Anzeiger 27 Jun 1931 (2. Beil., no. 148) (portr.)
Weisse, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 51: 65, (185)-(200). 1933 (bibl., portr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 241. 1936.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 367. 1937.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Engler, Pflanzenreich:
(a) Sparganiaceae: IV, 10, Heft 2. 30 Oct 1goo.
(b) Typhaceae: IV, 8, Heft 2. 20 Oct 1900.
(c) Potamogetonaceae: IV, 11, Heft 31. 29 Oct 1907 [with Ascherson].
(2) Ascherson & Graebner, Synopsis der Mitteleuropdischen Flora, carried on by Graebner
alone from Lieferung 79 (1913) onward. See under Ascherson.
(3) Ascherson, Flora der Provinz Brandenburg zweite Auflage (1898) by Ascherson and
Graebner.
977
GRAEBNER
2105. Die Heide Norddeutschlands und die sich anschliessenden Formationen in biolo-
gischer Betrachtung. Eine Schilderung ihrer Vegetationsverhaltnisse, ihrer Existenz-
bedingungen und ihrer Beziehungen zu den ubrigen Pflanzenformationen, besonders zu
Wald und Moor in Mitteleuropa. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1901. Oct. (Heide
Norddeutschl.)
Ed.1: Nov-Dec 1go1 (p. ix: 18 Jun 1go1, Nat. Nov. Jan 1902), p. [iJ-xu, [1]-320.
Copies: NY, U. — “Die Vegetation der Erde,” ed. Engler et Drude, vol. 5.
Ed. 2: ‘Unter Mitwirkung von O. von Bentheim, F. Erdmann und F. Graebner, bear-
beitet von P. Graebner.”’ Leipzig (id.) 1925, p. [i]-xxvi, [1]-277, 78 figs., map. Copy:
Wageningen.
Reprint of ed. 2, published by Cramer (1976).
2106. Laschenbuch zum Pflanzenbestimmen ein Handbuch zum Erkennen der wichtigeren
Pflanzenarten Deutschlands nach ihrem Vorkommen in bestimmten Pflanzenvereinen
... Mit 11 farbigen, 6 schwarzen ‘Tafeln, 367 Textabbildungen und dem Pilzmerkblatt
des Kaiserlichen Gesundheitsamtes. Stuttgart (Kosmos) [1910]. Oct. (Zaschenb. Pflan-
zenbest.)
Publ.: Mai-Jun 1911 (p. ii: 19 Nov 1910; Nat. Nov. Jun 1911), p. [i-iv], [1]-185.
Copy: NY.
Graff, Eberhard Gottlieb (1780-1841), German highschool teacher and botanist at
Elbing. (Graf ).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: PR 3503.
2107. Preussens Flora oder systematisches Verzeichniss der in Preussen wildwachsenden
Pflanzen, mit jeder Pflanze beigefiigten Bemerkungen in é6konomischer, technologischer
und medizinischer Hinsicht, nach einer das Aufsuchen der Pflanzen erleichternden und
sicher leitenden Methode bearbeitet ... Elbing (author), K6nigsberg (Nicolovius) 1809.
Oct. (Preuss. Fl.)
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1809 (available at Ostermesse), p. [i]-viii, [1]-239. Copy: B. — Alphabe-
betical list of genera and species, no literature references.
Graham, John (1805-1839), British botanist, superintendent botanical garden at
Bombay (1828-1839). (7. Graham).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 324; Barnhart 2: 73; BB p. 127; BM 2: 704;
CSP 2: 977; DNB 22: 351; LS 10288; PR 3504, ed. 1: 3819; Zander (ed. 10): p. 664.
Graham, Cat. pl. Bombay 1839 (see preface).
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 239 [index]. 1965.
Hooker, J. Bot. 3: gor.
EPONYMY: Grahamia Gillies ex W. J. Hooker & Arnott (1833) is dedicated to Robert
Graham (1786-1845), Scottish physician and botanist.
2108. A catalogue of the plants growing in Bombay and its vicinity; spontaneous, cultivated or
introduced, as far as they have been ascertained ... to be continued and completed ...
Bombay (Government Press) 1839. Oct. (Cat. pl. Bombay).
Publ.: Jun-Dec 1839 (after Graham’s death on 28 Mai 1839), p. [i*], [i]-iv, 1-254, [1]-ix,
[1, add.]. Copies: HH, NY. — The book is a new version of Graham’s catalogue of the
Bombay botanical garden published in the Madras Journal nos. 14, 15.
See also: CSP. 2: 977 for preliminary journal publication.
Ref.: BM 2: 704; Jackson p. 387; PR 3504; IDC 7314.
R. D. Thomson, Records of general Science [London] 4: 35-40, 111-115, 194-198,
300-303. 1836.
Hooker, J. Bot. 3: 300-302. 1842.
978
GRANDIDIER
Gran, Haaken Hasberg (1870-1955), Norwegian algologist. (Gran).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: O.
Ref.: 1H 2: 235.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 74.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 183. 1905.
Holmboe, Norsk biogr. Leks. 4: 558-560. 1929.
Braarud, Norske vidensk.-akad. Oslo Arb. 1955: 53-57- 1956 (portr.)
Braarud, Deep-sea Research 3: 232-233. 1956.
Braarud, J. Cons. permanent int. Explor. Mer 21: 121-124. 1956 (portr.)
Sundene, Blyttia 14: 37-40. 1956 (portr.)
Kleppa, Norsk bot. bibl. 1814-1964: 322 [index]. 1973.
Grand’Eury, Francois Cyrille (1839-1917), French palaeontologist. (Grand’Eury).
COLLECTIONS: P and associated museums.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 272; Barnhart 2: 74; BM 2: 705, 6: 390;
CSP 7: 815, 10: 45, 12: 288, 14: 939, 15: 418-419; Jackson p. 180, 184; LS 10299;
NI 745; Quenstedt p. 169.
Reynolds Green, Hist. bot. 141-142, 149. 1909.
Vuillemin, Rev. gén. Sci. pures appl. 28: 601-604. 1917.
Bertrand, Bull. Soc. géol. France ser. 4. 19: 148-162. 1920 (bibl.)
Guyot, Bull. Soc. Hist. nat. Moselle ser. 3. 10: 317-324. 1935.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 381. 1937.
Stockmans, DSB 5: 497-498. 1972 (bibl.)
EPONYMY: Grandeurya D. R. J. Stur (1884); Grandeurya R. Zeiller (1883) ; Grandeuryella
C. E. Weiss (1883).
Grandidier, Alfred (1836-1921), French explorer. (Grand.)
HERBARIUM: The material on which Baillon and Drake del Castillo based their descrip-
tions is now at P (herb. Baillon, separate; herb. Drake in the general herbarium).
Refi: WH 227295.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 74; BM 2: 705-706, 6: 390-391; CSP 7:
815-816, 10: 45, 12: 288, 15: 419-420; NI 746; Quenstedt p. 170.
Embacher, Lexikon der Reisen 130-131. 1882.
Gauthier-Villars, Notice sur les travaux scientifiques de M. A. Grandidier. Paris 1884
(n.v.).
Julien, Rev. scientifique (Rev. rose) 60: 429-437. 1922.
Lacroix, Mém. Acad. Sci. Inst. France ser. 2. 58: ii-lviii. 1926 (portr., bibl.)
Grandidier, G., Bibliographie de Madagascar, [extr.; dans:] La Revue de Madagascar
22: 105-116. 1938 (bibl.)
Decary et al., La Revue de Madagascar 22: 1-116. 1938 [series of articles on G.]
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 174-175. 1969.
2109. Histoire physique, naturelle et politique de Madagascar publiée par Alfred [et Guil-
laume] Grandidier. Histoire naturelle des plantes, volumes 28 [= 33], 30; 34, 35, 36, of the
entire work, or tomes 1-6 ‘‘plantes” by H. E. Baillon (and later E. Drake del Castillo)
and a separate tome [39] Mousses by F. Renauld and J. Cardot. Paris 1898-1905. Qu.
(Hist. phys. Madagascar). |
Publ.: H. E. Baillon was responsible for the scientific names on the plates published
until his death in 1895. Many of them represent new species published in Bull. Soc.
Linn. Paris 1896.
E. Drake del Castillo later published a volume of text, vol. 30, ““Tome 1. — texte.—
I. 1er partie. 50 “‘fascicule,”’ 208 pp., dated 1902, but probably published early 1903
(Nat. nov. 25(6): 205, Mar 1903; rd. at BMNH 24 Feb 1903).
979
GRANDIDIER
Volume 33, containing plates 1-130 was first issued with a title-page ‘volume 28,
tome 2, atlas 1,’ 1886 which was cancelled in 1893 by a title page “‘volume 33, tome 3,
atlas 1. 1886.” The entry in TL 426, ed. 1, line 2 of p. 177 should read vol. 34, tome 4,
atlas 2 instead of vol. 33, tome 3 atlas 2. This title page is also a cancellans: the
original title page read “‘volume 29 tome 3 atlas 2 1890.” The two cancellans title
pages were issued with livraison 34.
The text for vol. 39 Mousses (see also TL 1065) was published in 1915. Fascicle 59
(published 1913), containing further supplementary plates to volumes 30, 33-36,
probably contained the plates 245A, 248A, 250A, 252A, 254A-D, 292B-C, 293A,
294A-C. This, however, needs confirmation. The lithographed plates are numbered
1-504 with additional plates numbered 11A, 16A, 23A, 24A-D, etc. Plate 501 was
never published. Plate 793 (labelled Adansonia madagascariensis) issued in 1889, was
cancelled in 1893 and replaced by a revised plate showing 3 Adansonia species.
The copy at PHIL is bound with the original covers, presumably in the original order
of appearance.
vol. tome partie fasc. plates date Nat. Nov. Author
20m) hl I 50 ~—sC[ text only] 1902 Mar 1903. ~D
33 3(Atlas1). 1 14, I-50 1886 Feb 1887 B
2 2 18 51-88, 11A, 16A, 23A, 1888 Mar 1889 _B
24A-D, 30A, 30B, 44A-C
23) 7 o7(Atlasin m3 20 3889-130, 79A-B 1889 Feb 1890 B
34 4 (Atlas 2) 22 131-160 1890 Mar 1891 B
27 161-204 1891 Mar 1891 B
30 205-241 1892 B
34. 242-260, 49A, 79B 1893 Mai1894 ~=—s BB
(cancel), 79-1), 226A-E,
230A-B
Seen CNtlasi) nos 35 226Dbis, 261-276, 284-290, 1894 Sep 1894 B
296-3045 321-324
2 36 = - 291-295, 292C, 293A, 1895 Apr 1895 +B
294A-C, 305-308, 325-328,
339s 349
3 38 262A-D, 309, 310, 312-314, 1895 Dec 1895 B,D
317-319 329-330 3325 341-
3445 354-350, 359, 361-365,
369-370
4 40 170A, 311, 315, 316, 332- 1896 Sep 1896 D
338, 345-353» 3454, 3474,
357s 358, 360, 366-368, 371-3745 398
5 42 248B, 277-283, 280A-B, 1896 Feb 1897
281A, 282A-B, 283A, 320,
3315 330A, 375-397 399-411
36 «66 (Atlas4) 1 45 292A, 308A, 412-457 1897 Apr 1898 D
2 49 412A, 415A-B, 428A, 437A- 1899 Jun-Jul 1900 D
C, 442A-D, 451A, 460-475,
477-479, 481
3 54 458-459, 476, 480, 482-500, 1903 Feb1g09 =D
502-504
39 ~=©Mousses I 46 1-32, 3A-B, 7A, 154A, 1898 R,C
(Atlas) 24A-C
2 47 33-64, 41A, 42A, 48A, 1899 R,C
554-F, 574A, 62A
3 48 65-106, 70A, 884A, 894A, 1899 RAE
904, 97A
4 51 107-143, 111A 19OI RG
5 55 144-163 1905 R,G
6 59 [all supplementary plates] 1913 REG
(text) % vill, 560, [2] IQI5 R,C
GRAUMULLER
Author designations: B: Baillon; C: Cardot; D: Drake del Castillo; R: Renauld. — The
PHIL copy has in fasc. 49: tt. 458-481, 54: tt. 482-504. It also has a fasc. 59 dated 1913
with the annotation: “‘all supplementary plates were in this part.” — Part 3 of vol. 39,
Mousses, Atlas has the name of Drake del Castillo on the wrapper; this was an error.
See also under Renauld & Cardot.
Ref.: BM 2: 705, 6: 390; GF p. 57-58 (Stearn); NI 746; IDC 5936.
Bohnensieg, Fondation Teyler, Catalogue de la Bibliothéque 3: 308-309. 1904.
Verwijnen, Fondation Teyler, Catalogue de la Bibliothéque 4: 586-587. 1915.
Lacroix, Mém. Acad. Sci. Inst. France ser. 2. 58: 1. 1926.
Grantzow, Carl [Karl] (x-1894), German highschool teacher and botanist at Hin-
denburg near Prenzlau. (Grantzow).
HERBARIUM and Types: B, LE, W.
Refz: 12: 236.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 300. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 76.
2110. Flora der Uckermarck. Zum Gebrauche auf Excursionen, in Schulen und beim
Selbst-Unterricht. Prenzlau (A. Mieck) 1880. Oct. (Fl. Uckermarck).
Publ.: Jul-Sep 1880 (Nat. Nov. Sep 1880), p. [1*]-76*, [1]-380. Copy: B.
Graumiiller, Johann Christian Friedrich (1770-1824), German botanist and
pharmacist at Jena, lectured at Jena University from 1807 onward. (Graum.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: JE[?].
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: BM 2: 708; Barnhart 2: 77; Jackson p. 226; PR 3511-
3518.
Anon., Flora 7: 752. 21 Dec 1824.
Rothmaler, Mitt. thiir. bot. Ver. ser. 2. 41: 52-53. 1933.
Schmid, Goethe und die Naturwissenschaften 609 [index]. 1940.
2111. Systematisches Verzeichniss wilder Pflanzen die in der Nahe und umliegenden Gegend von
Jena wachsen nebst Bemerkung ihres Wohnorts, ihrer Bliithezeit, Fruchtreife und ihres
Nutzens fiir angehende Aerzte, Apotheker, Technologen, Oekonomen, Gartenliebhaber
etc. Jena (Akademische Buchhandlung) 1803. Oct. (Syst. Verz. Pfl. Fena).
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1803 (p. xvi: 13 Oct 1802; rev. Bot. Zeit. Regensburg 27 Jun 1803),
p. [iJ-xvi, [i]-Ixii, [1, h.t.], [1]-430, [1, err.] Copies: B, NY. — Graumiiller himself
dated the book 1802 in Isis 12: 478. 1822.
Ref.: BM 2: 708; PR 3511.
Schmid, Goethe und die Naturwissenschaften 143. 1940.
2112. Neue Methode von natiirlichen Pflanzenabdriicken in- und auslandischer Gewachse zur
Demonstration der botanischen Kunstsprache in Schulen, sowie auch zum Selbstunter-
richte fiir Freunde der Pflanzenkunde. 1. Heft. Jena (Akademische Buchhandlung)
1809. Qu. [n.v., title fide Fischer] (Neue Meth. Pflanzenabdr.)
Publ.: Apr-Mai 1809 (available at Ostermesse), viii, 36 p., 12 plates (nature prints).
Ref.: PR 3513 (‘16 p’’).
Fischer, Gutenberg Jb 1933: 199 (no. 9) (36 p.)
2113. Diagnose der bekanntesten besonders europdischen Pflanzengattungen nach dem verbes-
serten Linneischen Systeme zum analytischen Gebrauche fiir seine Vorlesungen so wie
auch zum Selbstunterricht entworfen von J. Chr. Fr. Graumiiller, ... nebst einer
Vorrede vom Herrn Geheimen Hofrath Gruner. Eisenberg (Johann Wilhelm Schone)
1811. Oct. (Diagn. eur. Pflanzengatt.)
Publ.: Oct-Nov 1811 (p. viii: 26 Sep 1811), p. [iJ-viii, [1]-435. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 708; PR 3515; SO 796a.
Junk, Catalogue no. 175. 1973.
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GRAUMULLER
2114. Flora jenensis oder Beschreibung der in der Nahe von Jena und einem grossen
Theile des Grossherzogthums Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach und des Herzogthums Alten-
burg wildwachsensen Pflanzen nebst genauer Angabe ihrer Wohnorte, Bliithezeit,
Fruchtreife, Dauer und ihres mannichfaltigen Nutzens fiir angehende Aerzte, Vete-
rinararzte, Pharmazeuten, Droguisten, Forstmanner, Technologen, Oekonomen,
Gartenfreunde, Kaufleute, Maler ec. ... 1. Band. Essenberg (Schéne) 1824. Oct. f
(FI. jenens.)
Publ.: Feb-Apr 1824 (p. xvi: Jan 1824; Flora 14 Oct 1824), p. [i]-xxii, [1]-450. Copies:
HH, NY.
Ref.: BH; PR 3518.
Anon., Flora 7: 608. 14, Oct 1824.
Graves, Charles Burr (1860-1936), American physician and botanist in Connecticut.
(C. Graves).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material at GH, NEBC, NY and YU.
Ref.: 1H 2: 236.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 77.
EPONYMyY: Gravesiella A. Fernandes & R. Fernandes (1960) is dedicated to Louis Graves
(1791-1857), q.v-
2115. Catalogue of the flowering plants and ferns of Connecticut growing without cultivation.
Hartford (State Geological and Natural History Survey) 1910. Oct. (Cat. pl. Connecticut).
Co-authors: Edwin Hubert Eames (1865-x); Charles Humphrey Bissell (1857-1925);
Luman Andrews (1839-1921); Edgar Burton Harger (1867-x); Charles Alfred
Weatherby (1875-1949).
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1910 (Nat. Nov. Jun 1910), p. [1]-569. — State of Connecticut Public
Document no. 47, State Geological and Natural History Survey Bulletin no. 14.
Facsimile ed.: Vaduz (J. Cramer) 1975, Reprints of U.S.-floras, vol. 8, ISBN 3-7682-
0952-0, add. p. [i-ii]. Copy: FAS.
First supplement: Additions to the flora of Connecticut. Idem Bull. 48, 94 p. 1930 (publ.
1931). — Includes additions by Harger et al. in Rhodora vols. 19, 24.
Ref.: BL 1: 171; IDC 7545.
Eames, Rhodora 33: 167-170. 1931 (further add.)
Graves, George (1784-1839), British botanical artist. (G. Graves).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BB mention that Graves had a herbarium.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 77; BB p. 128; BM 2: 709; CSP p. 993;
GFB p. 58; Jackson p. 217; NI 747-748; PR 3519-3520, ed. 1: 3843-3845.
Curtis, William Curtis 2, 21, 51, 103, 112. 1941.
Curtis, Watsonia 2: 93-99. 1952 (on relation with Flora londinensis).
EPONYMY: Gravesia Naudin (1851) and Gravesiella A. Fernandes & R. Fernandes (1960)
are dedicated to Louis Graves (1791-1857), q.v.
2116. Hortus medicus, or figures and descriptions of the more important plants used in
medicine, or possessed of poisonous qualities; with their medical properties, chemical
analysis, etc. etc. ... The chemical and medical departments by J. D. Morries. Edin-
burgh (Adam and Charles Black), London (Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green and
Longman) 1834. Qu. (Hortus med.)
Publ.: In parts (contents unknown) between Apr 1833 and Jun 1834 (see e.g. Lit. Ber.
Flora 3: 80. 21 Mai 1833 for’no. 1°; preface 9 Mar 1834), p. [i-vii], [1]-274, pl. 7-44,
hand coloured engraved plates by G. Graves. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 709; GFB p. 58; Jackson p. 201; NI 747; PR 3520.
Curtis, William Curtis 1746-1799, p. 112.
Sotheby, Cat. Stiftung Botanik, A-G. 1975 (no. 299).
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Graves, Louis (1791-1857), French superintendent of forests. (L. Graves).
coLLectTions: FI, G.
Ref.: TH 2: 236.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 272; Barnhart 2: 77; BM 2: 709; CSP 2:
993; GR p. 3243; PR 3521; Quenstedt p. 171.
Anon., Bull. Soc. bot. France 4: 252, 689. 1857.
Tremblay, V., Hommage a la mémoire de M. Graves, Beauvais 1857, 8 p.
Passy, Notice biographique sur Louis Graves. Paris 1860, 10 p.
Davy de Virville, Hist. bot. France 249. 1954.
EPONYMY: Gravesia Naudin (1851); Gravesiella A. Fernandes & R. Fernandes (1960).
2117. Catalogue des plantes observées dans lV’ étendue du département de I’ Oise. Beauvais (Achille
Desjardins) 1857. Oct. (Cat. pl. Oise).
Publ.: 1857 (p. xv: Jun 1856), p. [i]-xv, [1]-302. Copy: NY. — Published in Annuaire du
Dépt. de ? Oise 1857.
Ref.: BM 2: 709; LS 10306.
Gravet, Pierre Joseph Frédéric (1827-1907), Belgian bryologist. (Grav.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BR. — Exsiccatae:
1. Sphagnotheca belgica, herbier des sphaignes de Belgique (fasc. 1, nos. 1-70, Louette-Saint-
Pierre 1876), sets at BR, FH, G, PC.
2. Bryotheca belgica, herbier des mousses de Belgique. (Musci: fasc. i-vili, nos. 1-383, Louette-
Saint-Pierre, 1873-1875; Hepaticae [not seen by Sayre] nos. 1-100, 1872-1875) sets
of musci at B, BR, C, FH, G, K, NY, PC. (Flora 57: 79).
See Delogne for Les mousses de I’ Ardenne, 4 fasc.
Ref.: TH 2: 236.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 205. 1971.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 300, 350. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 186; Barnhart 2: 78; BM 2: 709; CSP 12: 289,
15: 429; Jackson p. 271.
Crépin, Man. FI. Belg. Ixvi. 1860.
Crépin, Guide 451. 1878 (bibl.)
Husnot, Rev. bryol. 37: 91-92. 1910.
Gray, Asa (1810-1888), American botanist at Harvard University. (A. Gray).
HERBARIUM, TYPES and ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS, ARCHIVES, CORRESPONDENCE: GH. — North
American material distributed by Asa Gray is in many herbaria (see IH). Exsiccatae:
North American Gramineae and Cyperaceae, see below (no. 2119).
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 237.
Day, Rhodora 3: 243-244. 1901.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 350. 1916.
Newton, Phycol. Bull. 1: 16. 1952.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 173. 1964.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 85. 1970.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 185-187. 1973 (corr., mss. at
NY).
Lenley et al., Index corr. Torrey 456-458. 1973.
Meyer and Elsasser, Taxon 22: 392. 1973.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 13; Barnhart 2: 78; Bossert p. 151; BM 2: 709-
711, 6: 393; Bretschneider 1: 388, 390; CSP 2: 994-996, 7: 818-819, 10: 48-49, 12: 290,
15: 431; DAB 7: 511-514; GR p. 219; IF p. 699; Jackson p. 552 [index]; LS 10326;
ME 1: 188-189, 3: 584 [index]; MW p. 142-143; NI 749-751; PR 3522-3532, ed. 1:
3846-3852; Quenstedt p. 171; SO ind. authors 25; Zander ed. 10, p. 664.
983
GRAY, A.
Anon., The Colorado Miner 6(14): 1. 1872.
Barnes, Bot. Gaz. 11: 1-6, 7-10. 1886 (portr.)
Sargent, Asa Gray, Boston 1886, 16 p., reprinted from the “‘Sun’”’ Newspaper 3 Jan 1886.
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Memorial of Asa Gray. Cambridge 1888, 45 p.
Britten, J. Bot. 26: 161-167. 1888 (portr.)
Dana, Amer. J. Sci. ser. 3. 35: 181-203. 1888; Smiths. Inst. ann. Rep. 1888: 745-825.
1890 (bibl.)
Deane, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 15: 59-72. 1888 (portr.)
Duchartre, J. de Bot. 2: 133-140. 1888.
Farlow, Bot. Gaz. 13: 49-52. 1888, Ber. deut. bot. Ges. 6: xxxi-xxxviil. 1888.
Hoffmann, Pharm. Rundschau 6(3). 1888 (portr.)
McKenzie et al., In memoriam Asa Gray, Cambridge 1888.
Riley, Bot. Gaz. 13: 178-186. 1888.
Rothrock, Philadelphia Public Ledger, 1 Feb 1888.
Watson and Goodale, Amer. J. Sci. ser. 3. 36 (app.): 1-42. 1888; Ann. Bot. 2: 401-414
(extensive bibl.)
W. G. F., Bot. Gaz. 13: 49-52. 1888.
Anon., The New York Times 31 Jan 1888.
Magnus, Naturwiss. Rundschau 3(11): [6 p.]. 1889(?), repr. DS.
Sargent, Scientific papers of Asa Gray. Boston 1889, 2 vols.
Goodale, Proc. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 24: 191-198. 1890.
Gray, J. L., Letters of Asa Gray, Boston, London 1893, 2 vols. [‘‘Gray, Letters’’] (bibl.)
Farlow, Nat. Acad. Sci. Biogr. Mem. 3: 161-175. 1895.
Babington, Memorials x, 231. 1897.
Harshberger, Bot. Philadelphia 445 [index]. 1899.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 179, pl. 36, 3(3): 196, pl. 68. 1905 (portr.)
Milner, Cat. portraits Kew 51-52. 1906.
Maiden, J. Proc. R. Soc. NSW 42: 69. 1908.
Robinson, Harvard Graduates’ Magaz. 75: 418-421. 1911 (on Gray’s House).
Tucker, Catal. Libr. Arnold Arb. 1: 289-297. 1914 (bibl.); 2: 10. 1917 (biogr.)
Kelly, Some American medical botanists 165-177. 1914; American medical biogr. 455-
456. 1920.
Huxley, Life letters Hooker 2: 537 [index]. 1918.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 294. 1921 (Schweinitz-Torrey corr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 243. 1936.
Bartlett, Proc. Amer. philos. Soc. 82: 664-673. 1940 (on report Wilkes exp.)
Rodgers, Noble Fellow Sullivant 348 [index]. 1940.
Rickett and Gilly, Bull. Torrey bot. Cl. 69: 461-470. 1942.
Rodgers, John Torrey 342 [index]. 1942.
Rousseau, Contr. Inst. bot. Univ. Montréal 44: 39-41. 1942.
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter 314. 1944.
Rodgers, American botany 1873-1892. Princeton 1944, New York 1968.
Geiser, Naturalists of the Frontier 292 [index]. 1948.
Rodgers, Liberty Hyde Bailey 495 [index]. 1949.
Ewan, A century of progress in the natural sciences 50. 1955.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 332. 1945, ser. 2. 2: 158. 1955.
Dupree, Rhodora 58: 243-245. 1956.
Dupree, Asa Gray, Cambridge, Mass. 1959 (authoritative biography).
Hooykaas, Natural Law and divine miracle 235. 1959.
Humphrey, Makers of North American bot. 96-99. 1961.
Dupree, Asa Gray: Darwiniana, Cambridge, Mass. 1963.
Langman, Lit. fl. pl. Mexico 331-332. 1964.
Boone, Hist. Bot. W. Virginia 6, 7, 8, 89. 1965.
Ewan, Southw. Louisiana J. 7: 21, 30, 31. 1967.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 467 [index]. 1968.
Ewan, in Gunckel, Current topics in plant science 1969: 155-160.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 166 [index]. 1969.
Nelmes and Cuthbertson 94-96. 1969.
Thomas, Huntia 3: 17. 1969 (preprint).
Jackson and Spence, The expeditions of John Charles Frémont, 1: 833-834. 1970.
984.
GRAY, A.
Lurie, Louis Agassiz 441 [index]. 1970.
Dupree, DSB 5: 511-514. 1972 (bibl.)
Weber, The Torrey Bot. Club centennial celebration of the Dedication of Gray’s and
Torrey’s Peaks, Boulder, Colo., 1972, 22 p.
Smit, History of the life sciences 942-943, 1049. 1974.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: (1) United States Exploring Expedition (Wilkes, q.v.) vol. 15. Botany,
Phanerogamia part 1, 1854, atlas 1856. — Phanerogamia part 2, never printed, manuscript
at GH.
(2) Torrey and Gray, A flora of North America, 2 vols. New York 1838-1843, see under
Torrey.
(3) Engelmann and Gray, Plantae lindheimerianae 1845-1850, see sub Engelmann and
Gray.
(4) Torrey, Monograph of North-American Cyperaceae: species of Rhynchospora by A. Gray.
(5) Sullivant, Musci alleghanienses, 1846, descriptions partly by A. Gray, Columbus 1846,
87 p., rev. by Gray, Am. J. Sci. 51: 70-81. Jan 1846.
(6) Lindley, The theory of horticulture, first American ed. with notes by A. J. Downing and
A. Gray, New York 1841 (xi, 346 p.), ed. 2, 1852, 1859 (xv, 364 p.)
(7) Narrative of the Expedition of an American Squadron to the China Seas and Japan ... M. C.
Perry, vol. 2, 1857, Qu., p. [305]-332, pl. 30-31, Account of the botanical specimens.
“List of dried plants collected in Japan, by S. Wells Williams Esq., and James Morrow.”
[mosses by Sullivant, algae by Harvey (rev. Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 9: 316-317. Oct 1857;
see ME 3: 146-148) ].
(8) Ives, J. C., Report upon the Colorado River of the West explored in 1857 and 1859 ...
Washington 1861, part 4, dated 1860 but issued after 1 May 1861 (date rendered to
Congress), ‘“‘Botany, by professor Gray, Torrey, ‘Thurber, and Dr. Engelmann, p. [1]-30.
Copy: US (see ME 3: 271-273).
(9) Trelease, W. and Asa Gray, The botanical works of the late George Engelmann, Cambridge,
Mass., 1857, see under Engelmann.
EPONYMY (genera): Asagraea Baillon (1870); Asagraea J. Lindley (1839); Asagraya
Wittstein (1852, orth. var. of Asagraea Lindley); Grayia W. J. Hooker & Arnott (1840) ;
(journals) : Asa Gray Bulletin a botanical quarterly published in the interests of the Gray
memorial botanical association, the botanical gardeners association of the University of
Michigan botanical club. Ann Arbor, Mich. Vol. 1-8, 1893-1901; Ser. 2. Vol. 1-3, 1952-
1961; Contributions of the Gray herbarium of Harvard University. Cambridge, Mass. Vol.
I-x, 18Q1-x.
Note: Grayemma J. E. Gray (1866) is dedicated to Maria Emma Gray née Smith (1787-
1876), English phycologist, wife of John Edward Gray (1800-1875), q.v.
HANDWRITING: Candollea 30: 223-224. 1975.
2118. A catalogue of the indigenous flowering and filicoid plants growing within 20
miles of Bridgewater (Oneida Co.) N.Y., in 46th Annual Report of the Regents of the University
of the State of New York. Albany 1833, p. 57-65 (n.v.)
Publ.: 1 Jan 1833 (date of N.Y. State Senate Document 70, = 46th Rep.) — Asa Gray’s
first publication, not listed by Watson and Goodale. No new names or descriptions.
Ref.: Rickett and Gilly, Bull. Torrey bot. Cl. 96: 461. 1942.
Dupree, Asa Gray 33-34, 432. 1959.
2119. North American Gramineae and Cyperaceae. Part 1, 1834, part 2, 1835. (N. Amer. Gram.)
Publ.: A century of exsiccatae issued as loose sets of specimens, accompanied by printed
descriptions and synonymy, a title-page, dedication, introduction and index. Part 1
was issued early in 1834, part 2 Jan-Mar 1835. — Complete copies at PH and WUD. —
Printed at New York by J. Post. Sets at GH(2), NY (type set), PH.
Ref.: J. L. Gray, Letters of Asa Gray 1: 45, 50. 1893.
Gray, Letters 1: 19, 45, 46. 1893.
Rickett and Gilly, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 96: 461-470. 1942.
Dupree, Asa Gray, 38, 39, 433. 1959.
McVaugh, The Michigan Botanist 7: 5-9. 1968.
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2120. A monograph of the North American species of Rhynchospora, Ann. Lyceum nat.
Hist. New York 3: 191-219, 220-235. 1835 (191-220, 221-238. 1836).
Publ.: Copies of the first printing were distributed in Apr 1835. Soon afterwards most of
the still unbound sheets were destroyed by fire. A second printing (with corrections)
was distributed in Apr 1836. The reprint of the paper by Hooker in the Comp. Bot.
Mag. 2: 26-38. 1836 is based on the sheets of the first printing. The first printing is not
a reprint in the strict sense; it is an independent publication because distributed as
loose sheets which were never incorporated in the regular journal issue because of the
fire. It is necessary to quote both editions in any reference to these papers: new loca-
tions were added, descriptions amplified or modified, errors corrected. — Gray also
revised the Rhynchosporae in Torrey, Monograph of North American Cyperaceae (Ann.
Lyceum nat. Hist. New York 3: 239-443. 1836), see Gilly (1941).
Ref.: Gray, Letters 1: 19, 31, 60. 1893.
Ames, Orchidaceae 4: 137-138. 1910.
Gilly, Rhodora 43: 333-335. 1941.
Rickett and Gilly, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 96: 461-470. 1942.
Gale, Rhodora 46: go. 1944.
2121. Elements of botany. New York (G. & C. Carvill & Co.) 1836. Oct. (Elem. bot.)
Publ.: Mai 1836 (see Graustein 1967, and Gray Letters 1: 59), p. [i]-xiv, [1]-428, ill.
Copies: HH, NY. — Reissued as The botanical text-book (q.v.). The “‘revised edition,”
1887, of Gray’s Lessons in botany, entitled ‘“The elements of botany for beginners and for
schools” was a different text.
Ref.: ME 3: 420; PR 3522.
D., Magaz. Hort. Bot. Boston (American Gardener’s Mag.) 2: 421-424. Nov 1836.
Gray, Letters 1: 20, 27, 32, 54. 1893.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 329. 1967.
2122. The botanical text-book for colleges, schools, and private students: comprising part I.
An introduction to structural and physiological botany. Part II. The principles of
systematic botany; with an account of the chief natural families of the vegetable kingdom,
and notices of the principal officinal or otherwise useful plants. Illustrated with numerous
engravings on wood. New York (Wiley and Putnam), Boston (Little and Brown) 1842.
Duod. (Bot. text).
Ed. 1: Jul 1842 (copy sent to Hooker on 30 Jul, rd. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 17 Aug, Gray
letters 1: 289), p. [v]-xii, [13]-413. Copy: NY. — Rev.: Am. J. Sci. 43: 388-389. Oct
1842; Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 1: 50-51. 1843.
Ed. 2: New York (Wiley and Putnam), Jan-Mai 1845, p. [1]-509. Copy: NY. —- Rev. Am.
J. Sci. 49: 189-190. Jun 1845; Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 4: 98-100. 1846.
Ed. 3: “‘rewritten and enlarged. illustrated with twelve hundred engravings on wood.”
New York (George P. Putnam), 1850, Oct. p. [i]-xii, [13]-520. Copy: NY.
Ed. 4: New York (George P. Putnam & Co.), 1853, Oct., (p. vi: Mar 1853), p. [i]-xii,
[13]-528. Copy: US.
Ed. 5: Introduction to structural and systematic botany, and vegetable physiology, being
a fifth and revised edition of the botanical text-book. Hlustrated with over thirteen
hundred woodcuts. New York (Ivison and Phinney), Chicago (S. C. Griggs & Co.)
1858, p. [i]-xii, [13]-555 (Rev.: N. Amer. Rev. 87: 321-342. Oct 1858). Copy: HH.
Variant of 1858 issue: New York (id.), Chicago (id.), London (Triibner & Co.) 1858.
Oct., p. [i]-xii, [13]-555. Copy: HH.
Second issue: New York (Ivison, Phinney & Co.), Chicago (S. C. Griggs & Co.),
Philadelphia (Sower, Barnes, & Co.) ... Detroit (F. Raymond & Co.) 1860, p. [i]-xii,
[13]-555. Copy: HH.
Third issue: idem 1862 (HH copy: signed 5 Mar 1862), p. [i]-xil, [13]-555. Copy: HH.
Fourth issue: New York (Ivison, Phinney, Blakeman & Co.), Chicago (S. C. Griggs &
Co.) 1868, p. [i]-xii, [13]-555. Copy: HH.
Fifth issue: New York and Chicago (Ivison, Blackman, Taylor & Co.) 1876, p. [i]-xu,
[13]-555. Copy: HH.
Sixth issue: idem 1877, p. [i]-xul, [13]-555. Copy: HH.
Ed. 6, part 1: New York and Chicago (Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor and Company) Apr-Jun
1879 (p. iv: ro Apr 1879), p. [i]-xii. [1]-442. Copy: NY.
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**Structural botany, or organography on the basis of morphology to which is added the
principles of taxonomy and phytography, and a glossary of botanical terms.”
Reissue: idem 1880, identical except for t.p. [Part 2: Physiological botany by G. L.
Goodale ..
. 1885].
Ref.: Jackson p. 41; ME 3: 434-435; PR 3523.
Watson and Goodale, Amer. J. Sci. 136 (app.): 4. 1888.
Dupree, Asa Gray 125, 131, 167, 169, 170, 173, 202, 351, 393. 1959.
2123. Contributions to North American botany, in Proc. Am. Acad. Arts Sc. 1846-1888.
proc. pages
I 46-50
2 159-160
323-325
3 48-54.
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8 145-200
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620-631
631-661
620-661
9 187-218
10 39-78
312-332
II 71-104
12 51-84
159-165
13 361-374
15 25-52
16 78-108
17 163-230
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QI 363-413 1886 4 Apr 1886
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23 223-227 1888 19 Apr 1888
The titles of the papers are given in Ewan’s paper in the American Midland Naturalist
from which the above dates are taken.
Ref.: SK p. clxxxiv, IDC 5937.
Greene, Pittonia 1: 42-49. 1887 (rev.)
Ewan, Am. Midl. Natur. 22: 218-222. 1939 (dates).
St. John, Rhodora 44: 90-91. 1942 (Proc. vol. 20).
2124. A manual of the botany of the Northern United States, from New England to Wisconsin
and south to Ohio and Pennsylvania inclusive, (the mosses and liverworts by Wm. S.
Sullivant,) arranged according to the natural system; with an introduction, containing
a reduction of the genera to the Linnaean artificial classes and orders, outlines of the
elements of botany, a glossary, etc. Boston, Cambridge (James Munroe and Company),
London (John Chapman) 1848. Oct. (Manual).
Ed. 1: 10 Feb 1848 (Letters of Asa Gray 1: 355. 1893) the Willows, Poplars and the genus
Carex by John Carey (p. 535-567); the Musci and Hepaticae by Wm. S. Sullivant. p. i-
Ixxii, [1]-710. Copies: HH, NY, FAS. — (Rev. Amer. J. Sci. 55: 377-380. Mai 1848;
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 6: 852-854. 8 Dec 1848).
Ed. 2: ca. 1 Sep 1856 (preface 30 Jun 1856), “Second edition; including Virginia,
Kentucky, and all East of the Mississippi: arranged ... New York (George P. Putnam
& Co.) 1856” (cf. Rickett, N. Am. Fl. ser. 2. 3: 35. 1963; Gray sent a copy to Miquel
in Nov 1856; rev. Am. J. Sci. 72: 437-438. Nov. 1856). — 14 plates by Isaac Sprague.
Sullivant contributed again the Musci and the Hepaticae (8 pl.), a part also issued
separately (PR 9045) in Oct 1856 (cf. Sullivant). “Sullivant, on his own motion, had
the eight places of Musci engraved in copper, at his own cost, for $ 630 (about £ 126),
and gave them to the work, after printing 250 copies for his separate booklet I sent you.
I gave the six plates of Ferns, etc., cut on stone by Sprague to complete the plan.”
(Letters 2: 433, to Hooker 6 Dec 1857). Sullivant’s booklet was the reprint of his part
in the Manual: The musci and hepaticae of the United States ... iv, 113 p., 8 fl.
New York 1856.
Ed. 2: first issue as Manual: New York (George P. Putnam & Co.) 1856. Oct. (published
circa 1 Sep 1856, see above), p. [i]-xxviii, [1]-739, r4 pl. Copies: NY, U.
School and College edition: Manual . . . States. Revised edition; including ... System ...
with six plates, illustrating the genera of ferns, etc. New York (G. P. Putnam & Co.
and Ivison and Phinney) 1857. Oct., p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-631, [3, expl. pl.], 6 pl. Copy: NY.
School and College edition: ... [title as 1857 issue]. New York (Ivison & Phinney),
Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Newburg 1858. Oct. p. [i]-
xxiv, [1]-606, [25, index], [3, expl. pl.], pl. 9-14. Copy: NY.
School and College edition: ... [title as 1857 issue]. New York ... Newburg 1859. Oct.,
p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-606, [26, index], [3, expl. pl.], pl. 1-14 [sic]. Copy: US.
Ed. 2: second issue as Manual: New York ... Newburg 1859. Oct. ““Manual ... States.
Revised edition; ... (The mosses and liverworts by Wm. S. Sullivant.) with
fourteen plates, illustrating the genera of the cryptogamia.” (preface p. xii: 30 Jun
1856, showing this is a reissue of the second edition and not the third edition), p. [1]-
xxviii, [1]-739, 14 pl. Copies: HH, NY.
School and College edition: ... [title as 1857 issue], New York (Ivison, Phinney & Co.),
Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Savannah, St. Louis, New Orleans,
Detroit 1862. Oct., p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-606, [25, index], [3, expl. pl.], pl. 1-14 [sic]. Copy:
Et:
Ed. 3: 1862, only issue, as School and College edition. “Manual . . . United States, including
Virginia, Kentucky, and all east of the Mississippi; arranged according to the natural
system. Third revised edition with Garden Botany, etc. ... with six plates. Illustrating the
genera of ferns, etc.” New York (Ivison, Phinney & Co.), Chicago (S. C. Griggs & Co.).
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(p. iii: 10 Mar 1862, indicating that this is the third edition), p. [i]-[xxviii], xxviiia-d,
[xxix]-xcvili, [1]-606, [25, index], [3, expl. pl.], pl. 1-14 [sic]. Copies: HH, NY.
Ed. 4: 1863, issue as Manual: ““Manual ... as ed. 3 ... Mississippi by Asa Gray, ..
(The mosses and liverworts by Wm. S. Sullivant.) Fourth revised edition. ‘To which is
added garden botany, an introduction to a knowledge of the common cultivated
plants. With twenty-two plates, illustrating the genera of the grasses, ferns, mosses,
etc.” New York (Ivison, Phinney & Co.), Chicago (S. C. Griggs & Co.) 1663. Duod.
(p. ii: 10 Mar 1863), p. [i]-ci, [1]-743, pl. 1-14, gen. musc. pl. 1-8. Copy: NY.
School and College edition. Manual ... Mississippi; arranged according to the natural
system. Fourth revised edition with garden botany, etc. ... with fourteen plates,
illustrating the grasses, ferns, etc.’” New York (Ivison, Phinney, Blakeman & Co.),
Chicago (S. C. Griggs & Co.) 1864. Duod., p. [i]-ci, [1]-734, [3, expl. pl.], pl. 1-74.
Copies: MO, NY.
School and College edition, idem, New York, Chicago 1865. Copy: HH.
Reissue as Manual: [t.p. as 1863 issue], New York, Chicago 1865. Oct. p. [i]-ci, [1]-743,
pl. 1-22. Copy: HH.
School and College edition, [title as 1864 issue], New York, Chicago 1867. Oct. p. [1]-
XXVill, xxvilia-d, [xxix]-ci, [1]-606, [25, ind.], [5, expl. pl.], pl. 1-74. Copy: HH.
School and College edition, [title as 1864 issue], New York, Chicago 1869. Oct. p. [i]-ci,
[1]-606, [25, ind.], [7, expl. pl.], pl. 1-14. Copy: HH.
Ed. 5: Jun-Dec 1867 (p. iii: 30 Mai 1867), ““Manual ... United States, including the
district east of the Mississippi and North of North Carolina and Tennessee, arranged
according to the natural system ... Fifth edition. With twenty plates, illustrating the
sedges, grasses, ferns, etc. New York (Ivison, Phinney, Blakeman, & Co.), Chicago
(S. C. Griggs & Co.) 1867. Oct. p. [1]-701. pl. 1-20. Copy: NY.
The genera Cuscuta, Sagittaria, Callitriche, Euphorbia, Pinus, Juncus and Isoetes by
G. Engelmann; Potamogeton by J. W. Robbins, Lemnaceae by C. F. Austin, Ferns
by D. C. Eaton (mosses and hepatics excluded). — Gray to Bentham, 12 Jun 1866:
“Much against my will, I have this summer to work upon a new edition of my
‘“Manual ...,” to which there is much to be done. I shall not, however, so recast the
work as I should ...”
Second issue 1868 (p. iv: 30 Jan 1868, note stating that additional species appear on
p. 679-682), title as 1867 but ‘‘Fifth edition second issue,’ New York (id.), Chicago
(id.) 1868, p. [1]-703, pl. 1-20. Copies: HH, NY.
Third issue: 1868, title as second issue, but “‘third issue,” New York (id.), Chicago (id.)
1868, p. [1]-703, pl. 1-20. Copy: NY.
Fourth issue: 1869, title as second issue but “‘fourth issue.’ New York (id.), Chicago (id.)
1869, p. [1]-703, pl..1-20. Copy: HH.
Fourth issue [2]: 1870, title as in 1869 except “1870,” p. [1]-703, pl. 1-20. Copies: G, HH.
Fifth issue: not seen.
Sixth issue: not seen.
Seventh issue: not seen.
Eighth issue [1]: 1874, title as in second issue, but ‘eighth issue,” New York and
Chicago (Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor and Co.) 1874. Oct. p. [1]-703, pl. 1-20. Copy:
HH. — Copy at GH inscribed 25 Dec 1874.
Eighth issue [2]: 1876, title as 1874, but “1876,” p. [1]-703, pl. 1-20. Copy: US.
Eighth issue [3]: 1877, title as 1874, but “1877,” p. [1]-703, pl. 1-20. Copy: HH.
Eighth issue [4]: 1878, title as 1874, but “1878,” p. [1]-703, pl. 1-20. Copies: HH, NY.
Eighth issue [5]: 1879, title as 1874, but “1879,” p. [1]-703, pl. 1-20. Copy: HH.
Eighth issue [6]: 1880, title as 1874, but 1880, p. [1]-703, pl. 1-20. Copy: HH.
Eighth issue [7]: 1880, undated, title as 1874, but no year date, p. [1]-703, pl. 1-20. Copy:
HH.
Ed. 6: Jan-Mar 1890 (pref. 26 Dec 1889, Nat. Nov. Apr 1890), ‘““Manual ... ‘Tennessee
... Sixth edition. Revised and extended westward to the tooth Meridian, by Sereno
Watson ... and John M. Coulter ... assisted by specialists in certain groups. With
twenty-five plates, illustrating the sedges, grasses, ferns, etc.”” New York and Chicago
(Ivison, Blakeman, and Company) 1890. Oct. p. [i-v], [1]-760, pl. r-25 with expl. text.
Copies: HH, NY, U, US.
Salix by M. S. Bebb, Carex by L. H. Bailey, ferns and fern-allies by D. C. Eaton,
hepatics by L. M. Underwood, mosses omitted (Nat. Nov. Apr 1890). Preface 26 Dec
989
GRAY, A.
1889. Extensive and critical reviews: Porter, Bull. Torrey bot. Club 17: 67-73. 10 Mar
1890; Greene, Pittonia 2: 96-99. 15 Mai 1890.
Co-authors: John Merle Coulter (1851-1928); Sereno Watson (1826-1892); Liberty
Hyde Bailey (1858-1954); Daniel Cady Eaton (1834-1895); Lucien Marcus
Underwood (1853-1907).
Second issue: 1891, soon after 1 Jan (see ietter American Book Company to Gray in HH
copy, dated 17 Mar 1891; [p. vi]: second issue). ‘Title as 1890 issue, but imprint
New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, (American Book Company) s.d., p. [i-vi], [1]-735,
735a-d, [736]-760, pl. 1-25 with expl. text. Copies: HH, NY.
Ed. 7: 18 Sep 1908; ““Gray’s New Manual of botany (seventh edition — illustrated) A
handbook of the flowering plants and ferns of the central and northeastern United
States and adjacent Canada. Rearranged and extensively revised by Benjamin
Lincoln Robinson ... and Merritt Lyndon Fernald.’’ New York, Cincinnati, Chicago
(American Book Company), p. [1]-926. Copies: HH, NY, U. 1036 text-figures, chiefly
by F. Schuyler Mathews. — Hepatics and mosses excluded.
Co-authors: Benjamin Lincoln Robinson (1864-1935) ; Merritt Lyndon Fernald (1873-
1950).
Ed. 8: 29 Jun 1950, ““Gray’s Manual of botany eighth (centennial) edition — illustrated.
A handbook of the flowering plants and ferns of the central and northeastern United
States and adjacent Canada largely rewritten and expanded by Merritt Lyndon
Fernald ... with assistance of specialists in some groups.’’ New York, Cincinnati,
Chicago, Boston, Atlanta, Dallas, San Francisco (American Book Company) s.d.,
p. [i]-lxiv, [1]-1632, ill. Copies: HH, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 2: 709; ME 3: 450-451; PR 3525; Bradley Bibliogr. 1: 314. 1911; IF p. 699;
Jackson p. 361.
Gray, Letters 1: 33, 334, 346, 353, 355, 2: 414, 433, 547- 1893.
Day, Check list of the plants contained in Gray’s Manual seventh edition. Cambridge
Mass. 1908.
Wiegand, Rhodora 10: 193-196. Sep 1908 (ed. 7).
Fernald, Preface to the eighth edition, v-xi. 1950.
Shinners, L. H., Sida 1(1): 1-31. 1962 (evolution of the range of the Manual).
Brizicky, ‘Taxon 18: 654. 1969 (use of infrageneric categories).
2125. Genera florae Americae boreali-orientalis illustrata. The genera of the plants of the
United States illustrated by figures and analyses from nature, by Isaac Sprague ...,
superintended, and with descriptions, etc., by Asa Gray, M.D. ... Boston [vol. 1:]
(James Munroe and Company), New York and London (John Wiley), [vol. 2:] New
York, London (George P. Putnam) 1848-1849, 2 vols. Oct. (Gen. Amer. bor.)
Vol. 1: 1848, Apr sero vel Mai prim. (Asa Gray sends copy to Hooker on 2 May 1848),
p- [1]-230, pl. 1-100. Copies: G, HH, HU, NY, U, US.
Vol. 2: 1849, Jun-Oct (not yet finished on 26 Mai, cf. Gray Letters 1: 363, dedication
1 Jun 1849), p. [3]-[230]. pl. ror-786. Copies: idem.
Reissue vol. 1: New York (George P. Putnam), London (id.) 1849 (reissue of vol. 1 with
new t.p.). Copy: NY.
Ref.: BL 1: 160-161; BM 2: 710; GF p. 58; Jackson p. 355; ME 3: 452; NI 749; PR
3526; IDC 5190.
Anon., N. Amer. Rev. 67: 174-193. Jul 1848 (fasc. 1).
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 7: 456-458. 22 Jun 1849 (fasc. 1).
Anon., Amer. J. Sci. ser. 2. 8: 452-453. Nov 1849 (fasc. 2).
Gray, Letters 1: 357, 363. 1893.
2126. Plantae fendlerianae novi-mexicanae: an account of a collection of plants made chiefly
in the vicinity of Santa Fé, New Mexico, by Augustus Fendler; with descriptions of the
new species, critical remarks, and characters of other undescribed or little known plants
from surrounding regions. [Philadelphia, 1849]. Qu. (Pl. fendler.)
Publ.: 10 Feb 1849, in Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, ser. 2.
vol. 1, art. 1, p. [1]-116. Copies: MO, NY, US.
Ref.: CSP 2: 586; Jackson p. 376; ME 2: 46; PR 2861.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 1: 125-127. Apr 1849.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2(2): 158. 1955.
99°
GRAY, A.
2127. Plantae wrightianae texano-neo-mexicanae: an account of a collection of plants made
by Charles Wright, A.M., in an expedition from Texas to New Mexico, in the summer
and autumn of 1849, with critical notices and characters of other new or interesting
plants from adjacent regions, &c. Washington (Smithsonian Institution), New York
(George P. Putnam) 1852, 1853. Qu. (Pl. wright.)
Part 1: p. [1]-146, pl. 1-10. 1 Mar 1852 (Smiths. Contr. Knowl. 3, Art. 5). Copies: MO,
, US.
Part 2: p. [1]-119, pl. 11-14. 1 Feb 1853 (Smiths. Contr. Knowl. 5, Art. 6) [subtitle: ..
Wright, A. M., in western ‘Texas, New Mexico, and Sonora, in the years 1851 and
1852]. Copies: U, US.
Gray to W. J. Hooker (4 Jan 1853) : ““My new memoir, “Plantae wrightianae,”’ is now
almost all printed, and contains many novelties. I never had a collection so rich in
entirely new things.”
“A second part ... is now published,” A. Gray to Miquel, 31 Mar 1853. (letter at U).
Regensburg rd. the parts in Sep 1852 and Oct 1853. — The plates are uncoloured
lithographs of drawings by Isaac Sprague.
The US copy has the t.p.’s from the serial: ‘‘... Part I. Accepted for publication by
the Smithsonian Institution, March 1850” and “*... Part II. [Accepted for publica-
tion, October, 1852.]” with no further imprint.
Ref.: BM 2: 710; ME 3: 29, 32; PR 3527.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 4: 287-288. Sep 1852.
Gray, Letters 2: 389, 391, 392, 393, 406. 1893.
2128. Plantae novae thurberianae: the characters of some new genera and species of plants
in a collection made by George Thurber, Esq., of the late Mexican boundary commission,
chiefly in New Mexico and Sonora. Cambridge (Metcalf and Co.) 1854. Qu. (Pl. nov.
thurb.)
Publ.: 1854, preprint or reprint (p. [i], [297]-328) with separate title page from Mem.
Amer. Acad. Arts Sci. ser. 2. 5: [297]-328. 1854. Copies:.U, US.
Ref.: Jackson p. 355.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 7: 159-160. Mai 1855.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 14: 74-79, 98-103. 1856.
2129. United States Exploring Expedition. During the years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842.
Under the command of Charles Wilkes, U.S.N. vol. XV. Botany. Phanerogamia by Asa
Gray with a folio atlas of one hundred plates. Part. 1. Philadelphia 1854. (U.S. Expl.
Exped., Phan.)
Official issue of the text, Haskell no. 60, published June 1854; 100 copies were printed of
which 21 were destroyed by fire and not replaced. Copies mostly in U.S. state libraries,
GH, Cornell. For the atlas (100 pl.) see below.
Unofficial issue: Haskell no. 61, New York (George P. Putnam & Co.) 1854, probably
June 1854 or somewhat later (150 copies printed) ; the fascimile is of this issue, p. [1],
[1]-777-
Gray wrote to de Candolle on 1 Jun 1854 “‘this ... volume ... is at length happily
printed off, and just in time, too, for sending you a copy (unbound, direct from the
printing office at Philadelphia) in the annual envoi of the Smithsonian Institution”
(Letters 2: 409. 1893) and ““The atlas is by no means ready ...”
The second part of Gray’s contribution, which was to have formed vol. XVIII with
an accompanying Atlas, was never printed. The unpublished mss. is at GH.
Facsimile ed. (of unofficial issue): Lehre (J. Cramer) 1971. Historiae naturalis classica
vol. 87(1), p. [1*-iv*, new t.p.’s], [i], [1]-777-. Copy: FAS.
2130. United States Exploring Expedition ... Atlas. Botany. Phanerogamia. vol. 1. Philadelphia
1856. Fol. (U.S. Expl. Exp., Atlas phan.)
Official issue: Haskell no. 62. 1856. 100 copies printed; mostly in US state libraries.
Unofficial issue: Haskell no. 63. New York (George P. Putnam & Co.) 1857. 150 copies
printed, e.g. in BM, K, GH. The 1971 facsimile is of this issue. The roo plates are all by
Isaac Sprague. The additional atlases (there were to be 300 plates) were never issued.
Facsimile ed.: (of unofficial issue): Lehre (J. Cramer) 1971, pl. 1-100. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: ME 2: 668-669 (q.x. for preliminary publ. by Gray); PR 3529; IDC 5939.
993
GRAY, A.
Gray, Letters 2: 822 [index]. 1893.
Haskell, Bull. New York Public Library 44: 93-112. 1940, 45: 69-89, 509-532, 823-858.
1941, 46: 103-150. 1942.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 170-171. 1972.
2131. First lessons in botany and vegetable physiology, illustrated by over 360 wood
engravings, from original drawings, by Isaac Sprague. To which is added a copious
glossary or dictionary of botanical terms. New York (G. P. Putnam & Co.), London
(Tribner & Co.) 1857. Oct. (First lessons).
Ed. 1: Jan-Apr 1857, p. [i]-xu, [1]-236. Copy: HH. — The text illustrations are woodcuts
by Isaac Sprague (all eds. and issues).
Reissue (4), idem, New York (Ivison, Phinney, & Co.), Chicago ... Newburg 1859.
Copy: NY.
Reissue (2), 30 Jun 1860 (Gray’s copy at HH), New York [id.], Chicago ... Detroit
1860, p. [1]-xul, [1]-236. Copy: HH.
Reissue (3), 1862, New York [id.], Chicago ... Detroit 1862, p. [i]-xii, [1]-236. Copy:
HH (bound with Manual, School and College ed., ed. 2, 1862).
Reissue (4), 1864, New York [id.], Chicago (S. C. Griggs & Co.) 1861. idem. Copy:
NY
Reissue (5), 1865, New York [id.], Chicago [id.] 1865, p. [i]-xii, [1]-236. Copy: HH
(bound with Manual ed. 4, 1865 issue).
Reissue (6), 1866, New York [id.], Chicago [id.] 1866, idem. Copy: NY.
Reissue (7), 1867, New York, Chicago 1867, p. [i]-xii, [1]-236. Copy: HH (bound with
Manual ed. 4, 1867 issue).
Reissue (8), Aug 1868 (see p. iv), New York, Chicago (Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor
Co.) s.d., p. [i]-xii, [1]-236. Copy: HH. — Title: ‘‘Gray’s Lessons in botany ...”
Reissue (g), 10 Apr 1869, New York, Chicago [id.] 1869, p. [i]-xii, [1]-236. Copy:
HH (bound with Manual ed. 4, 1869 issue).
Reissue (10), 1873, New York, Chicago [id.] 1873, idem, with Manual ed. 5, 1873 issue.
Copy: HH.
Reissue (11), 1877, New York, Chicago [id,] 1877, idem, with Manual ed. 5, issue 8(3).
1877. Copy: HH.
Reissue (12), 1879, New York, Chicago [id.] 1879, idem, with Manual ed. 5, issue 8(5).
1879. Copy: HH.
Reissue (13), 1880, New York, Chicago [id.] 1880, idem, with Manual ed. 5, issue 8(6).
1880. Copy: HH.
Revised edition. ‘The elements of botany for beginners and for schools, New York, Cincin-
nati, Chicago (American Book Company) s.d. [1887, pref.], p. [i-viii], [9]-226,
Sacsimile reprint 1970.
Reissue (1), idem, s.d. but [1890] fide copy HH.
Ref.: NI 750; PR 3530.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 9: 154-160. Mai 1857.
2132. Synoptical flora of North America. New York (Ivison, Blakeman, ‘Taylor, and Compa-
ny), London (Wm. Wesley and Triibner & Co.), Leipzig (Oswald Weigel) 1878-1897,
2 vols. Oct. (Syn. fl. N. Amer.)
Vol. 1, part r, preface material p. [i-11], t.p.: Synoptical flora of North America: vol. i. —
part i. Fascicles i and 11. Polypetalae from the Ranunculaceae to the Polygalaceae
(Thalamiflorae et Disciflorae). By Asa Gray ... and others. Edited by Benjamin
Lincoln Robinson ... 1895-1897, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago (American Book
Company), Cambridge Mass., London, Leipzig. — On p. [ii]: list of dates and contents
fasc. 1 and 2.
Fasc. 1: 10 Oct 1895, orig. cover (US copy), p. [iii]-ix, 1-208,[] [1, index]. Cover title:
*“*... Fascicle i. Polypetalae from the Ranunculaceae to the Frankeniaceae. By Asa
Gray ... and Sereno Watson ... continued and edited by Benjamin Lincoln
Robinson ...”
Fasc. 2: 10 Jun 1897, orig. cover (US copy), p. ix-xv, 207-506 [when binding pages ix,
207, 208 and the index leaf of fasc. 1 were to be “removed and discarded’”’]. Cover
title: ‘*... Fascicle ii. Polypetalae from the Caryophyllaceae to the Polygalaceae.
By Asa Gray ... continued and edited by Benjamin Lincoln Robinson ... with the
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GRAVE aE:
collaboration of William Trelease ... John Merle Coulter ... and Liberty Hyde
Bailey.”
Fasc. 3: Leguminosae, never published, announced on publisher’s pamphlet accompany-
ing fasc. 2. The text was “in preparation by Dr. B. L. Robinson.” Copies: Most
copies are bound in accordance with the directions: [i]-xv, 1-506 (NY, U). ee
Vol. 1, part 2: Jul 1884, p. [1-11], [1]-474. Copies: NY, U. Title: ““Synoptical ... America. YS
By Asa Gray ... vol. 1. — part il. Caprifoliaceae — Compositae.’’ Published by the
Smithsonian Institution, Washington. New York, London, Leipzig, July 1884. Oct. —
The NY copy is inscribed “‘21 Aug 1884, Dr. J. H. Oyster, Paola, Kansas.”
Vol. 2, part 1: Mai 1878, p. [i]-vi, [vii, cont.], [1]-402. Copies: NY, U. Title: as vol. 1,
part 2 “‘... vol. ii. — part i. Gamopetalae after Compositae.’”? New York, London,
Leipzig, Mai 1878. Oct.
Ed. 2 of 1(2) and 2(r): Jan 1886, “‘Synoptical flora of North America: The Gamopetalae,
being a second edition of vol. 1. part u1., and vol. ii. part i., collected.’”? New York,
London, Leipzig. Jan 1886. Oct. (rev. Bull. ‘Torrey bot. Club 13: 45-47. Mar 1886).
Vol. 1(2): Jan 1886, with the above t.p., p. [i-iv], [1]-480. Copies: MO, NY, U.
Vol. 2(1): Jan 1886, separate t.p., p. [i]-vi, [1, cont.], [1]-494. Copies: MO, NY, U.
Supplements and indexes: Jan 1886, separately issued, reprinted from above: [i-ii], [445 ]|-
480, [1], 389-494. Same imprint. Copy: US.
Ed. 2, other issue: Smithsonian miscellaneous collections 591. Synoptical ... Washington
1888, publ. Apr. 1888, p. [i]-ix, [1]-480 and [1]-vi, [1], [1]-494.
Check-list of North American Gamopetalae from Gray’s Synoptical Flora. Oquawka, Ill.
s.d., anonymous.
Ref.: BL 1: 158; Jackson p. 358.
Rendle, J. Bot. 35: 495-496. 1897.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 2: 158. 1955.
Brizicky, Taxon 19: 654-655. 1969 (use of infrageneric categories).
2133. Plates prepared between the years 1849 and 1859, to accompany a report on the forest trees of
North America by Asa Gray. Washington (Smithsonian Institution) 1891. Qu. (Pl. forest
trees N. Amer.)
Publ.: 1891 (p. 4: Mai 1891), p. [1]-4, pl. 1-63, by Isaac Sprague, coloured liths. Copy:
US.
Ref.: NI 751.
Gray, John Edward (1800-1875), British algologist, hepaticologist and zoologist,
keeper of the Zool. Dept. of the British Museum 1840-1875, son of S. F. Gray. (J. E.
Gray).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Some algae at CGE and BM.
Ref.: 1H 2: 237.
Thiselton-Dyer, Ann. of Bot. 5: 228-229. 1891.
Koster, Taxon 18: 553. 1969.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 78; BB 2: 129; BM 2: 712-713, 6: 393-3943
Bossert p. 151; CSP 2: 998-1012, 7: 819-829, 10: 49-50; Jackson p. 135, 242; PR 3533-
3534-
Engelmann, Bibl. hist. nat. 682 [index]. 1846.
Saunders, ed., List of the books, memoirs and miscellaneous papers by Dr. John Edward
Gray, F.R.S. With a few historical notes. Privately published 1872 (Copy: HH).
Anon., J. Bot. 13: 127. 1875.
Anon., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. 15: 281-285. 1875.
Anon., Gard. Chron. 3: 334-335. 1875.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1874/5: xliii-xlvii. 1875.
Babington, Memorials Ixxiii. 1897.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 93. 1903, 3(5): 78. 1905.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 52. 1906.
Woodward, Hist. Geol. Soc. London 329. 1907.
EPONYMY: Grayemma J. E. Gray (1866) is dedicated to his wife, Maria Emma Gray née
993
GRAY, JoE-
Smith (1787-1876), English phycologist; Grayia W. J. Hooker & ‘Arnott (1840) is
dedicated to Asa Gray (1810-1888), q.v.
Gray, Samuel Frederick (1766-1828), British naturalist, lecturer on botany and
pharmacy. (S. F. Gray).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 79; BB 129; BM 2: 715, 6: 394; Bossert
p- 151; CSP 2: 1012; DNB 23: 20; GR p. 371; IF p. 699; Jackson p. 552 [index]; Zander
ed. 10, p. 664.
Krempelhuber, Gesch. Lit. Lichenologie 2: 88. 1869.
Saunders, ed., List of books, memoirs and miscellaneous papers by .. . J. E. Gray 3-4. 1872.
Milner, Cat. portr. Kew 53. 1906.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. p. 123. 1937. -
EPONYMY: Grayemma J. E. Gray (1866) is dedicated to Maria Emma Gray née Smith
(1787-1876), English phycologist, wife of John Edward Gray (1800-1875), q.v.; Grayia
W. J. Hooker & Arnott (1840) is dedicated to Asa Gray (1810-1888), q.v.
2134. A natural arrangement of British plants, according to their relations to each other, as
pointed out by Jussieu, De Candolle, Brown, &c. including those cultivated for use; with
an introduction to botany, in which the terms newly introduced are explained; illustrated
by figures. London 1821, 2 vols. Oct. (Nat. arr. Brit. pl.)
Publ.: Vols. 1 (xxviii, 824 p., 27 pl.) and 2 (vill, 757 p.): 1 Nov 1821. — The date of
publication for volume one (10 Sep 1821), accepted by Sayre, is open to doubt. It is
certain that the book was actually available only towards the end of the year; the
plates are dated 1 Nov 1821; Peddy and Waddington give Jan 1822; (for more infor-
mation see Rogers 1951). Stearn, (mss) also accepts 1 Nov 1821, the date in the book
itself, since no evidence contradicts this date. Fries’ Systema mycologicum vol. 1 was
published on 1 Jan 1821 (arbitrary date under Art. 13 of the International Code of
Botanical Nomenclature); W. J. Hooker’s Flora scotica on 10 May 1821. — The sub-
divisions of genera can be regarded as sections.
J. E. Gray (1872): ““The preface and the introduction to the study of Botany and its
terms, occupying the half of the first volume containing the essence of the *‘Decandolle
theory” and “‘Mirbel’s Elements,”’ were written by my father; the systematic synopsis
of the plants, occupying the rest of the book, by myself, under my father’s super-
intendence ....” This statement does not mean that the taxa can be attributed to
J. E. Gray; on the contrary, the author of the book is S. F. Gray for all purposes of
nomenclatural citation.
Ref.: BM 2: 715; IF p. 699; Jackson p. 234; P& W p. 241; RS p. 85; SY p. 65; IDC 96.
J. E. Gray, List of the books, memoirs and miscellaneous papers. 1872.
J. E. Gray, Gray the naturalist, The Athenaeum 1863: 368.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. cxxix. 1891.
Le Jolis, Mém. Soc. nat. Sci. nat. math. Cherbourg 29: 1-36. 1893 (on Gray’s hepa-
ticae).
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 159. 1949.
Rogers, Mycologia 33: 568-570. 1941; 43: 376-378. 1951.
Donk, Taxon 6: 252. 1957.
Brizicky, Taxon 18: 650. 1969.
Grecescu, Dimitrie (1841-1910), Roumanian botanist. (Grecescu).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: BUC, other material at B, L, LY, MANCH, W (in part distri-
buted as Romania, Flora exsiccata).
Ref: TE 2: 937.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 79.
. Grecescu, Consp. fl. Rom. [11]. 1898 (bibl.)
Natura, Bucarest 12: 86-90. 1960.
O98;
GREENE
2135. Conspectul florei Romaniei plantele vasculare indigene si cele naturalizate ce se
gasesc pe teritoriul Romaniei, considerate subt punctul de vedere sistematic si geografic.
Bucuresti (Tipografiea Dreptatea) 1898. Oct. (Consp. fl. Roman.)
Orig.: 1898 (Nat. Nov. Aug 1898), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-835, [836, err. ] Copy: HH.
Suplement la Conspectul floret Romaniei plantae ulterioare, aditii si rectificari in sotit si de un
appendix final de plante rare aflate in Romania, pana acum necunoscute, cu 6 tabele
iconografiate in litografie. Bucuresti (Carol Gobl) 1909. Oct. (Nat. Nov. Jul 1909;
p. vill: 10 Dec 1908), p. [i]-viii, [1]-220, pl. r-6, uncol. liths., unsigned. Copy: HH.
Grech Delicata, Giovanni Carlo (Johann Karl) (1811-1882), author on the Maltese
flora. (Grech).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: FI.
JEG Wel OR Oxi
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 79; BM 1: 729; PR 3537-3538.
2136. Plantae melitae lectae, secundum systema Candolleanum digestae mdcccxlviii.
Stockholm (P. A. Norstedt & filii) 1849. Oct. (Pl. melit. lect.)
Publ.: 1849, p. [57]-80. Copy: G. — Originally published in Arsberatt. Bot. Arbeten
Upptackter 1843/4 Bih. [57]-68, preface by J. E. Wikstrom, publ. 1849.
Ref.: BM 1: 729; KR p. 243-244; PR 3537; IDC 5132.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 12: 247. 1854.
2137. Flora melitensis sistens stirpes phanerogamas in Melita insulisque adjacentibus
hucusque detectas secundum systema candolleanum digestas. Malta (‘‘Melitae”’; F. W.
Frantz) 1853. Oct. (in fours) (Fl. melit.)
Publ.: 1853 (xvi: kal. Nov 1853, but “‘published” 15 Apr 1854 in a letter to Hooker, Kew
J. 6: 190. 1854, and adv. Flora 14 Mar 1854), p. [i]-xvi, [1]-49. Copies: G, L, NY.
Ref.: BM 1: 729; PR 3538; IDC 5131.
Greene, Edward Lee (1843-1915), American botanist and clergyman, (Greene).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: ND-G. For the location of duplicates see IH. Greene’s library is
also at ND. — Greene stipulated in his will that specimens should never leave his herba-
rium (Thomas 1961).
Ref.: 1H. 1 (ed. 6): 359, .2: 238.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 350. 1916.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 11: 155. 1961.
McIntosh, Proc. Indiana Acad. Aci. 71: 235-238. 1962.
Crovello, Taxon 19: 67. 1970 (computerization E. L. Greene herbarium).
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 81; BM 2: 730, 6: 407; Bossert p. 152;
CSP 7: 831, 10: 53, 12: 291, 15: 440-441; Langman p. 332-334; LS 36119; MW p. 143;
SO ind. authors 25.
Ash, Science ser. 2. 39: 109-112. 1914.
Anon., Science ser. 2. 42: 722. 1915.
Bartlett, Torreya 16(7): 151-175. 1916 (portr.) (assessment of botanical works).
Eastwood et al., Amer. Midl. Naturalist 4: 335-338. 1916 (eulogy).
Rose, Bot. Cz, 61: 70-72. 1916 (portr.)
Downing, Catholic World 106(1): 13-24. 1917.
Jepson, Newman Hall Review Oct 1918, 6 p. (portr.)
Jones, Contr. Western Botany 14: 49-50. 1922.
Jones, Contr. West. Bot. 15: 25-27. 1929 (‘“Greene, the pest of systematic botany, has
gone and relieved us from his botanical drivel’).
Main, Trans. Wisc. Acad. ser. 24: 147-185. 1929 (life and letters).
Kistler, Madrono 3: 328-348. 1936 (the main bibl.)
Rodgers, Amer. bot. 1873-1892, p. 326 [index]. 1944.
Rodgers, John Merle Coulter 314 [index]. 1944.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 333. 1945, ser. 2. 2: 158-159. 1955.
995
GREENE
Ewan, Rocky Mountain naturalists 350 [index], 1950.
Ewan, in A century of progress in the natural sciences 50. 1955.
Cantelow and Cantelow, Leaflets West. Bot. 8: g1. 1957.
Dupree, Asa Gray 491 [index]. 1959.
McVaugh, Edward Palmer gg. 1959.
Humphrey, Makers of North American bot. 99-100. 1961.
Thomas, Contr. Dudley Herb. 5: 155. 1961.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 467 [index]. 1967.
Ewan, Short hist. bot. US 13, 20, 110. 1969.
Thomas, Huntia 3: 29. 1969 (portr.)
Lenley et al., Gat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 187-188. 1973 (corr.)
EPONYMY: Greeneina O. Kuntze (1891).
2138. Pittonia. A series of papers related to botany and botanists. Berkeley, California
1887-1905, 5 vols. Oct. (Pzttonia).
Publ.: In fascicles, exactly dated, between 1887 and 1905. These fascicles were smaller
than the “parts.” Copy: US.
: [i-iv], [1]-311, [312, err.], index: [i]-xiv, errata slip. 1887-1889.
: [i-iv], [1]-306, [307, err., 308-310 ind.]. 1889-1892.
1893-1896.
: [i-iv], [1]-322, [i]-xil. 1899-1901.
: [tiv], [1]-312. 1902-1905.
Ref.: BM 2: 730; IF p. 700.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 333. 1945, ser. 2. 2: 159. 1955.
Graustein, Thomas Nuttall 294, 336. 1967.
Me & NbN
2139. Illustrations of West American oaks. From drawings by the late Albert Kellogg, M.D.
Text by Edward L. Greene. Published from funds provided by James M. McDonald,
Esq. San Francisco 1889-1890, 2 pts. Fol. (J//. W. Amer. Oaks).
r: [iJ-xii, [1]-50. pl. 1-24. May 1889 (date on t.p.) but 25 Apr 1889 was date of issue fide
slip by James M. McDonald in US copy. Copies: MO, NY, US.
2: [51]-84, pl. 25-37. 1890. Copies: MO, NY, US.
Ref.: NI 755.
2140. Flora franciscana. An attempt to classify and describe the vascular plants of middle
California. San Francisco (Cubery & Co.) 1891-1897, 4 parts. Oct. (Fl. francisc.)
part pages dates part pages dates
I [i-ii], 1-128 30 Mar 1891 3 [i-11], 281-352 1 Apr 1892
2 129-280 21 Dec 1891 4 353-480, [2] 5 Aug 1897
Copies: UC, US.
Ref.: BM 2: 730; IDC 7549.
Britton, Bull. Torrey Bot. Cl. 18: 158-160. 1891; 19: 68-69, 196-197. 1892.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 333. 1945.
2141. Manual of the botany of the region of San Francisco Bay, being a systematic arrangement
of the higher plants growing spontaneously in the counties of Marin, Sonoma, Napa,
Solano, Contra Costa, Alameda, Santa Clara, San Mateo and San Francisco in the
State of California. San Francisco (Cubery & Company) 1894. Oct. (Man. bot. San
Francisco).
Publ.: 2 Feb 1894, p. [i]-xiii, 1-328. Copy: US. — The title on the original paper cover and
on p. 1 reads: “Manual of the Bay-Region Botany.”
Ref.: BM 2: 730; IDC 7551.
Britton, Bull. Torrey Bot. Cl. 21: 179-181. 25 Apr 1894.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 233. 1945.
2142. Plantae bakerianae [Washington, D.C. 1901]. Oct. + (Pl. baker.)
996
GREMLI
Publ.: r: [iJ, [1]-52. 22 Feb 1901; 2: [i]-vii, [1]-42. 25 Mar 1901; 3: [iJ-viii, [1]-36.
18 Nov 1901. Copy: US.
Ref.: BM 2: 730.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 437. 1916, 7(15): 1066. 1940.
2143. Leaflets of botanical observation and criticism. Washington D.C. 1903-1912, 2 vols. Oct.
(Leafl. bot. observ.)
vol. part pages dates vol. part pages dates
I I [1]-16 1903 2 I [1]-24 1909
2 17-96 1904. 2 25-120 IQIO
3 97-160 1905 3 121-164 IQII
4 [i-iv], 161-253 1906 4 [i-iv], 165-275 IgI2
Ref.: BM 6: 407; MW suppl. p. 78.
Rickett, NAF 28(2): 333. 1945.
2144. Landmarks of botanical history. A study of certain epochs in the development of the
science of botany. Part 1. — Prior to 1562 A.D. Washington (Smithsonian Institution)
1909. Oct. + (Landmarks).
Publ.: Nov-Dec 1909. 329 p. — Smithsonian miscellaneous Collections, part of vol. 54. —
A second part, in manuscript, is now at the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documenta-
tion. Important commentary on early botanical publications.
Ref.: Greene, Extracts from personal letters on the Landmarks of botanical history.
Washington, D.C. 1909 (Copy: B).
Howe, Torreya 10: 149-156. 1910.
Greenman, Jesse More (1867-1951), United States botanist, specialist on the Mexi-
can and Central American flora. (Greenm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: GH. — Duplicates A, B, DS, E, F, L, MO, MONT, NY, US, W.
Ref.: 1H:2: 238.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 350. 1916.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 82; Bossert p. 152; CSP 15: 442. Langman
P- 334-335-
Harshberger, Bot. Philadelphia 28, 239, 403. 1899.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 196, pl. 748. 1905.
Rodgers, Liberty Hyde Bailey 451, 454, 473, 485. 1949.
Woodson, Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 38: 95-100. 1951 (portr., bibl.)
Woodson, Rev. sudamer. Bot. 10: 57-60. 1952.
Standley, Ceiba 3: 66-68. 1952.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 2: 159. 1955.
Boone, Hist. bot. West Virginia 174. 1965.
EPONYMY: Greenmania P. Hieronymus (1901); Greenmaniella W. M. Sharp (1935).
2145. Monographie der nord- und centralamerikanischen Arten der Gattung Senecio. I. ‘Teil
Allgemeines und Morphologie. Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung der Doktorwiirde
von der philosophischen Fakultat der Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitat zu Berlin geneh-
migt und nebst den beigefiigten Thesen 6ffentlich zu verteidigen am 14. August 1901
von Jesse More Greenman aus Cambridge, U.S.A. ... Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann)
1901. Oct. (Monogr. Senecio).
Publ.: 14 Aug 1901, p. [1]-37, [38, theses, 39 curr. vit.]. Copy: B. — Preprinted from Bot.
Jahrbucher 32(1): 1-33. 2 Mai 1902.
Gremli, August(e) (1833-1899), Swiss botanist, (Gremlt).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: Most material at G, further material at A, AUT, BR. Cavillier
997
GREMLI
(1901) states that Gremli never assembled a formal herbarium, containing the material
supporting his works: “‘C’est la une lacune facheuse chez auteur d’une flore.”
Refi LE 25230;
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 102; Barnhart 2: 84; DTS 1: xx, 94, 6(4): 143.
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 30: cxix-cxx. 1883.
Cavillier, Bull. Soc. Murithienne 28: 234-241. 1900.
Cavillier, Verh. Schweiz. naturf. Ges. 83 (Nekr.): xxxvii-xliv. 1901.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 50-51. 1941.
2146. Excursionsflora fiir die Schweiz. Nach der analytischen Methode bearbeitet von Au-
gust Gremli. Aarau (J. J. Christen) [1866-]1867. Oct. (in fours) (Excursionsfl. Schweiz).
Ed. 1: 1866-1867, p. [i]-xvi, [1]-392. Copy: NY.
1. Lieferung: Aarau 1866 (Flora rd. Mai 1866), p. 1-120.
2. [-?] Lieferung: Aarau 1867 (Flora rev. 7 Aug 1867), p. 1-xvi, 121-392.
Plagiarism: The Flore analytique de la Suisse Neuchatel 1870 is a verbal translation of the
Excursionsflora. See intr. to ed. 2.
Nachtrége: Aarau 1870 (Flora Mar-Apr 1870), p. i-iv, 1-96. (as Beztrdge zur Flora der
Schweiz).
Ed. 2: Aarau (id.) 1874 Oct. (Flora an. 10 Jul, rev. 21 Jul 1874), p. [1-iv], [1]-469,
[470, note], [1, err.]. Copy: G.
Ed. 3: Aarau (J. J. Christen) Apr-Jul 1878 (p. iv: Apr 1878, Flora rd. 21 Jul-11 Aug
1878), p. [i]-xvi, 1-454. Copy: NY.
Ed. 4: Aarau (J. J. Christen) 1881 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1881), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-486. Copy: NY.
Ed. 5: Aarau (J. J. Christen) 1885 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1885; Flora 11 Nov), p. [1]-xxiv, [1]-
500. Copy: NY.
Ed. 6: Aarau (Ph. Wirz-Christen) 1889 (Nat. Nov. Mai 1889), p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-509. Copy:
MO.
Ed. 7: Aarau, 1893 (Nat. Nov. Mai 18993), p. [i]-xxiv, 1-484.
Ed. 8: Aarau, 1896 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1896), p. [iJ]-xxiv, 1-481.
Ed. 9: ‘“Nach der analytischen Methode ... 9. vermehrte und verbesserte Auflage.”
Aarau igor (Nat. Nov. Mai 1901), p. [1i]-xxiv, 1-472.
French ed.: ‘‘Flore analytique de la Suisse ... traduite en francais sur la cinquiéme
édition allemande par J. J. Vetter.” Basel, Genéve, Lyon (H. Georg et Cie.) 1886.
Oct. — Publ.: Jan 1886 (Nat. Nov. Jan 1886), p. [i*], [i]-v, [vi, note], [1]-588. Copy:
NY.
French ed. 2: 1898 (Nat. Nov. Jul 1898), p. [i-iii], [1]-540. Basel, Genéve, Lyon (H. Georg
et Cie.) 1898. Oct. Copies: MO, US.
English ed.: “The flora of Switzerland ... translated into English by Leonard W. Paitson
from the fifth edition of the Excursionsflora fiir die Schweiz.’’ Ziirich (Orell, Fiissli &
Co.) s.d. [1889]. Oct. — Publ.: 1889 (p. vi: Jul 1888, Nat. Nov. Jun 1889 as of “1889”’),
p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-454. Copy: NY.
Ref.: BL 2: 561; BM 2: 732; PR 3541.
Schinz, Bot. Centralbl. 55: 335. 1893, 57: 113. 1896.
Schréter, Ber. Schweiz. Bot. Ges. 1892/3(2): 87-92, 1897(6): 116.
2147. Beitrége zur Flora der Schweiz ... Ein Nachtrag zur Excursionsflora, enthaltend:
Vorarbeiten zu einer Monographie der Schweizerischen Brombeeren und Zusatze und
Berichtigungen zur Excursions-Flora. Aarau (J. J. Christen) 1870. Oct. (in fours) (Beitr.
Fl. Schweiz.)
Publ.: Jan-Jun 1870 (Bot. Zeit. 28: 424. 1 Jul 1870), p. [i-iv], [1]-96. Copy: NY.
2148. Neue Beitrdge zur Flora der Schweiz. Aarau (1-3: J. J. Christen; 4-5: Ph. Wirz-
Christen) 1880-1890, 5 parts. Oct. (Neue Beitr. Fl. Schweiz.)
rt: Apr-Mai 1880, p. [i]-viii, [1]-49, [50, cont.]
2: Nov-Dec 1881 (‘1882’), p. [i], [1]-55, [56, cont. ]
3: Jun-Aug 1883, p. [i], [ii], [1]-52.
4: Jun-Aug 1887, p. [i-ii], [1]-101, [102, err.], with R. Buser.
5: Jan-Sep 1890, p. [i], [1]-84.
Copy: G.
998
GRENIER
Grenier, Jean Charles Marie (1808-1875), French botanist at Besancon. (Gren.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: P (45.000); — Duplicates AUT, CGE, CN, FI, G, G-DC, GE,
MANCH, PR, W, WAG.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 230.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 51. 1941.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 860; Barnhart 2: 84; BM 2: 732, 6: 409; Bossert
p. 152; CSP 3: 11, 7: 835, 12: 292; DTS 1: 94-95; Jackson 274, 275, 344; PR 3542-3547,
10569, ed. 1: 3860-3867; Zander ed. 10, p. 665.
Anon., J. Bot. 14: 32, 96. 1876.
Poisson, Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 23: 168-175. 1876 (bibl.)
Burnat, Bull. Soc. bot. Fr. 30: cxx. 1883.
Lindemann, Bull. Soc. Natur. Moscou 59(1): 299. 1884.
Babington, Memorials 4.72. 1897.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 51. 1941.
Hocquette, Bull. Soc. bot. Nord France 19(4): 263-274. 1967.
EPONYMY: Greniera J. Gay (1845).
HANDWRITNIG: Candollea 30: 227-228. 1975.
2149. Observations botaniques. Besancon (L. Sainte-Agathe) 1838. Oct. (Observ. bot.)
Publ.: 1838 (after 28 Aug), p. [1]-36, pl. 1-2. Copy: G. — Reprinted from Mém. Acad. Sci.
Belles-Lettres Arts Besancon, séance du 24 Aout 1838, vol. for 1838: 117-150.
2150. Monographia de Cerastio ... cum tab. g. Besancon (Vesontione) (Outhenin-
Chalandre Fils) 1841. Oct. (Monogr. Cerast.)
Publ.: Mai-Jul 1841 (BF 14 Aug), p. [i-viii], [1]-95, pl. r-9, uncol. liths. Copies: MO, NY.
— The original cover bears the annotation: Mémoires et Comptes-rendus de la Société
d’émulation du Doubs 1(1, 2): 1-93, Mai 1841; publ. Mai 1841 (BF), the preface is
dated 28 Mai 1841.
Ref.: BM 2: 732; DTS 1: 94; Jackson p. 127; PR 3542; IDC 703.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 11: 107-112. 14 Oct 1841.
2151. Catalogue des plantes phanérogames du département du Doubs. [Besancon 1843]. Oct.
(in fours). (Cat. pl. Doubs).
Publ.: 1843 (p. 8: 15 Mai 1843), p. [1]-72. Copies: G, NY. — Reprinted from Mém. Soc.
Emul. Doubs 1(3): 33-104. 1843.
Ref.: BL 2: 146; PR 3543.
2152. Thése de géographie botanique du département du Doubs, présentée a la Faculté des
sciences de Strasbourg, et soutenue publiquement le Samedi 13 juillet 1844, a deux
heures, pour obtenir le grade de docteur és sciences. Strasbourg (G. Silbermann) 1844.
Oct. (Geogr. bot. Doubs).
Publ.: 13 Jul 1844, p. [1]-29, map. Copy: G.
Ref.: PR 3544.
2153. Flore de France, ... Prospectus. Besancon (De Sainte-Agathe Ainé) 1846. Oct. (Fl.
France prosp.)
Co-author: Dominique Alexandre Godron (1807-1880).
Publ.: Nov 1846, p. [1]-8. Copies: G, NY. — The prospectus contains the descriptions of
some new species.
Ref.: Bonnet, C. R. 39e Session Ass. frang. Avanc. Sci. Toulouse 1910: 128-129. 1911.
2154. Flore de France, ou description des plantes qui croissent naturellement en France et
en Corse. [1, 2:] Paris (J. B. Bailliére), London (H. Bailliére), Besancon (Sainte-Aga-
the Fils), [3:] Paris (id.), London (id.), New York (H. Bailliére), Madrid (C. Bailly-Bail-
liére), Besancon (Dodivers et Cie.) 1848-1856, 3 vols. Oct. (Fl. France).
Co-author: Dominique Alexandre Godron (1807-1880).
999
GRENIER
vol. part pages title page dates
I I [i-iii], 1-330 1848 Nov 1847
2 [i], 331-766 Dec 1848 Dec 1848-Jan 1849
2 I {i-ii], [1 ]-392 1850 Nov 1850
2 393-760 1852 early 1853
3 I [i-iii], [1 ]-384 1855 ante Jun 1855
2 385-779 1856 Sep 1856
Copy: HH. — The dates given by Stearn and Barnhart (in Rickett, NAF) differ slightly,
though hardly significantly. Vol. 1(2) is listed by BF not earlier than 17 Feb 1849;
according to “B” [F. Braun] in Flora 1849: 212-220, it came out Jan 1849 and not in
Dec 1848; 2(1) is listed on 10 Mai 1851, but was received at Regensburg in Nov 1850!
The authors used partly different sources. — This Flore de France covers the territory of
France before 1860, i.e. without Savoie and a great part of the Alpes maritimes.
Ref.. BL 2: 103; BM 2:/732:) Jackson p. 274; PEC 1: xl) 2(2)s xscvanis79\(2) eexcisic;
correction]; PR 3546; SK clxxxv (Stearn).
Anon., Flora 30: 741-743. 1847, (1(1)), 32: 212-220. 1849 (1(2)), 33: 704. 1850 (2(1)
34: 21-31. 1851 (2(1)), 36: 320, 363-368. 1853 (2(1)), 38: 384, 388-395. 1855 (3(1)
Grenier, Mém. Soc. Emul. Doubs 3: 15-22. 1849 (repr. 8 p.) (on vol. 3).
Kirschleger, Flore d’Alsace 2: 610. 1857 (date of 3(2)).
Briquet, Prodr. fl. Corse 1: xliii. 1g10.
Cavillier, Boissiera 5: 51. 1941.
9
)
).
2155. Florula massiliensis advena. Florule exotique des environs de Marseille par Ch.
Grenier, ou énumération des espéces étrangéres introduites autour de Marseille et ré-
coltées par M. M. Blaise, Roux, etc. Extrait des Mémoires de la Société d’Emulation du
Département du Doubs. Séance du 13 Juin 1857. Besancon (Dodivers et Ce.) 1857. Oct.
(FI. massil. adv.)
Publ.: Jul-Dec 1857 (see title; Flora 7 Apr 1858), p. [1]-48. Copy: NY. — Preprinted from
Mém. Soc. Emul. Doubs 3(2): 387-434. 1858.
Supplément a la Florule exotique ... [Besancon 1859 or Jan 1860], Oct., p. [1]-24. Copy:
NY. — Preprinted from Mém. Soc. Emul. Doubs 3(4): 369-392. 1860, see Bull. Soc.
bot. Fr. 7: 124-126. Feb 1860.
Ref.: BL 2: 132; PR 3545.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 16: 299-301. 1 Oct 1858; 18: 295-296. 24 Aug 1860.
2156. Flore de la chaine jurassique. Paris (F. Savy), Besangon (J. B. Bailliére et fils or
Dodivers et Ce.) 1865-1875. Oct. (Fl. jurass.)
Premiére partie: Paris, Besancon [Jan-Jun] 1865 (Flora 22 Jul 1865), p. [1-iv], [1]-346,
[1, table], p. iv: “Extrait des Mémoires de la Société d’Emulation du Doubs, ser. 3.
tome 10.” Copy: HH.
Deuxiéme et derniére partie: Paris, Besancon Jun 1869, p. 347-1001, on p. 4 of cover:
“Extrait ... ser. 3. tome 10.’ Copy: HH.
Troisiéme partie: [no t.p.] 1875, p. [1]-90. Copy: HH. — “‘Préface” and “‘Revue de la flore
des monts Jura.”
Integrated reissue: [new t.p.:] “Edition compléte précédée de la Revue de la Flore des
monts Jura.” Paris (J. B. Bailliére et Fils) 1865-1875, p. [1-iii], [1]-90, [1]-1001. Copy:
HH.
Ref.: PR 3547, 10569.
Greschik, Victor (1862-1946), Carpathian bryologist at Leutschau (Levoca) (now
Czechoslovakia). (Greschik).
HERBARIUM and types: SLO; other material BRA, GOET, LD, WA. — Exsiccatae:
Bryotheca carpathica. Musci frondosi et hepaticae in montibus tatra (113 nos., Leutschau 1894).
Sets at B, BP, C, KIEL, SLO, WRSL. Lichenotheca carpathica (160 nos.), set at BRA.
Ref.: GR p. 658; IH 2: 239.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 276, 287. 1916.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard 19(2): 239. 1971.
1000
GREVILLE
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Bossert p. 152; CSP 15: 453; LS 10359-10360.
Greshoff, Maurits (1862-1909), Dutch botanist and phytochemist, worked at Buiten-
zorg 1888-1892, at the Koloniaal Museum Haarlem 1895-1909. (Greshoff ).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Mainly at L (55 Fungi), some at BO.
Ref.: TH 2: 2309.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 200. 1950 (itin.)
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 84; BM 2: 733, 6: 409; Bossert p. 152;
CSP 15: 454; JW 1: 443, 2: 191, 3: 352, 5: 240; LS 33779-33780a; NI suppl. 755nb.
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1909; 424-425. 1910.
Bosz en van Iterson, Chem. Weekbl. 7: 231-249. 1910 (bibl.)
Bosz en van Iterson, Bull. Kol. Museum 45: 13-42. 1910 (portr., bibl.)
Sirks, Indisch natuuronderzoek 233-239. 1915 (portr.)
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 244. 1936.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 206. 1937.
2157. Flora hagana proeve eener lijst van naam en vindplaats der wildgroeiende planten
van ’s Gravenhage. Uitgegeven bij gelegenheid der tentoonstelling van geneeskrachtige
en nuttige planten in 1895. ’sGravenhage (W. P. van Stockum & Zoon) 1895. Oct.
(Fl. hagan.)
Publ.: Jul-Aug 1895 (p. 5: Jul 1895), p. [1]-45. Copy: U.
2158. Schetsen van nuttige Indische planten door M. Greshoff. Met inleiding van J. G. Boer-
lage. Met teekeningen naar de natuur vervaardigd door W. Callmann. Amsterdam 1894.
Qu. (Schets. nutt. Ind. pl.)
Publ.: In parts, as “‘Extra bulletin” of the ‘““Koloniaal Museum te Haarlem”’ as follows:
part pages plates dates NN
covers
I [ii], 11 [1]-39 I-10 1894 Aug 1895
2 [41 ]-78, [1] II-20 1895 Jun 1896
3 [82]-129 21-30 1896 Jul 1897
4 [131 ]-175 31-40 1897 Feb 1898
5 [177]-243, [1] 41-50 1900 Jan rgo1
Descriptions previously published in De Indische Mercuur. — The plates are lithographs of
drawings by W. Callmann. — The title varies slightly on the covers of the parts; the
above is the title on the cover of part 1, the later t.p. has “‘Nuttige Indische planten.”’
Naturae novitates listed the issues 1-3 unusually late.
Ref.: BM 2: 733; BI 755nb.
Greville, Robert Kaye (1794-1866), British botanist at Edinburgh. (Grev.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: E. — Exsiccatae: Algae britannicae, dried specimens of ... algae ...
(fasc. 1, nos. 1-24. 1824, fasc. 2(?) nos. ? 1833), sets at B, BR, C, CGE, FH, HBG, L, LD,
MASS. — Diatoms at BM, fide Flora (50: 285), BB and Wornardt, other algae at B, BM,
E and GL.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 239.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 264, 276, 300. 1916.
Dickinson, Phycol. Bull. 2: 12. 1952.
Womersley, Austr. J. mar. freshwater Res. 7: 346. 1956.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 174. 1964.
Wornardt, Int. direct. diatomists 33. 1968.
Koster, Taxon 18: 553. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 74. 1969.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 85. 1970.
Fryxell, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 35: 361. 1975 (Diat.)
IOOI
GREVILLE
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 4: 629-630; Barnhart 2: 85; BB p. 130; BM 2: 733;
Bossert p. 153; CSP 3: 12-14, 7: 836; DNB 23: 164-166; GR p. 375; Jackson p. 553
[index]; KR p. 244; LS 10362-10369; MD p. 124-135, 158-160; MW p. 143; NI 756-
7573; PR 3550-3553; Zander ed. 10, p. 665.
Anon., Flora 49: 335. 18 Aug 1866.
Balfour, Trans. bot. Soc. Edinburgh 8: 463-476. 1866.
Seemann, J. Bot. 4: 238. 1866.
Anon., Leopoldina 6: 25. 1867.
Michael, J. Roy. microsc. Soc. 1895: 13.
Milner, Cat. portraits Kew 54. 1906.
Woodward, Hist. Geol. Soc. London 329. 1907.
Barnhart, Mem. Torrey bot. Club 16: 294. 1921 (Schweinitz — Torrey corr.)
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 89. 1937.
Matheson, J. Soc. Bibliogr. nat. Hist. 4(5): 253-266. 1966.
Fletcher, Roy. Bot. Gard. Edinburgh 301 [index]. 1970.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 249. 1971.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 188, 458. 1973.
EPONYMY (genus): Kayea Wallich (1831); (journal): Grevillea a monthly record of crypto-
gamic botany and its literature. London. Vol. 1-22, 1872-1894.
Note: Grevillea R. Brown ex R. A. Salisbury (1809, “Grevillia’’), corr. R. Brown (1810,
nom. et orth. cons.) is dedicated to Charles Francis Greville (1749-1809), English horti-
culturist.
2159. Tentamen methodi muscorum; or, a new arrangement of the genera of mosses, with
characters, and observations on their distribution, history, and structure. Edinburgh
1822-1826, 3 memoirs, of which two are pre-publication separates. Oct. ( Tent. meth. musc.)
Co-author: George Arnott Walker Arnott (1799-1868).
memoir _— pages dates memoir pages dates
separate separate separate Journ. vol. journ. journ.
) 109-150 Aug 1822
) [42]-89 Mai 1824
) 442-474 Jan 1826
i-iv, 1-42 22 Apr 1822* 4
43-92 18 Dec 1823* 5(
[95]-127 prob. Jan 1826 5
I
I
COO N &
* on or before that date. —' The memoirs were published in the Memoirs of the Wernerian
natural History Society. In addition to the separates (preprints) with independent
pagination, separates exist with the original pagination from the journal (Copies at NY).
— The series of articles was unfinished. — The four plates are by Greville himself.
Ref.: Jackson p. 153; MD p. 134-135; PR 3552 (mentions a title page “1825”’); IDC
5066.
2160. Scottish cryptogamic flora, or coloured figures and descriptions of cryptogamic plants,
belonging chiefly to the order Fungi; and intended to serve as a continuation of English
Botany. Edinburgh (MacLachlan & Stewart), London (Baldwin, Cradock & Joy)
[1822]-1823-1828, 6 vols. Oct. (in fours) (Scott. crypt. fl.)
vol. . fasc. plates fasc. date vol. _fasc. plates fasc. date
I I 1-5 Jul 1822 4 37) 181-185 Jul 1825
2 6-10 Aug 1822 38 186-190 Aug 1825
3 II-15 Sep 1822 39 IGI-195 Sep 1825
4 16-20 Oct 1822 40 196-200 Oct 1825
5 21-25 Nov 1822 41 201-205 Nov 1825
6 26-30 Dec 1822 42 206-210 Dec 1825
7 31-35 Jan 1823 43 211-215 Jan 1826
8 36-40 Feb 1823 44 216-220 Feb 1826
9 41-45 Mar 1823 45 221-225 Mar 1826
10 46-50 Apr 1823 46 226-230 Apr 1826
1002
GREVILLE
vol. _fasc. plates fasc. date vol. _fasc. plates fasc. date
I Il 51-55 Mai 1823 47 231-235 Mai 1826
12 56-60 Jun 1823 48 230-240 Jun 1826
pref. 1823 pref. 1826
2 13 61-65 Jul 1823 5 49 241-245 Jul 1826
14 66-70 Aug 1823 50 240-250 Aug 1826
15 71-75 Sep 1823 51 251-255 Sep 1826
16 76-80 Oct 1823 52 256-260 Oct 1826
17 81-85 Nov 1823 53 261-265 Nov 1826
18 86-90 Dec 1823 54 266-270 Dec 1826
19 91-95 Jan 1824 55 271-275 Jan 1827
20 96-100 Feb 1824 56 276-280 Feb 1827
QI IOI-105 Mar 1824 57 281-285 Mar 1827
22 106-110 Apr 1824 58 286-290 Apr 1827
23 III-I15 Mai 1824 59 291-295 Mai 1827
24 116-120 Jun 1824 60 296-300 Jun 1827
pref. 1824 pref. 1827
3 25 121-125 Jul 1824 6 61 301-305 Jul 1827
26 126-130 Aug 1824 62 306-310 Aug 1827
27 131-135 Sep 1824 63 311-315 Sep 1827
28 136-140 Oct 1824 64. 316-320 Oct 1827
29 141-145 Nov 1824 65 321-325 Nov 1827
30 146-150 Dec 1824 66 320-330 Dec 1827
31 I5I-155 Jan 1825 67 331-335 Jan 1828
32 156-160 Feb 1825 68 330-340 Feb 1828
33 161-165 Mar 1825 69 341-345 Mar 1828
34. 166-170 Apr 1825 70 340-350 Apr 1828
35 171-175 Mai 1825 Fil 351-355 Mai 1828
36 176-180 Jun 1825 72 356-360 Jun 1828
pref. 1825 pref. 1828
For a complete collation and an analytical bibliographical treatment see Margadant
(MD). The descriptive text accompanying the plates is unpaged. — Copies: MO, NY.
: [i-vii], pl. 1-60, [4, ind.]
: [i-ili], pl. 67-120, index [i]-viii.
: [i-ii], pl. 221-180, [12, ind.]
: [1-1], pl. r8zr-240, [14, ind.]
: [i-ili], pl. 240-300, index [i]-vi.
: [1-11], pl. 301-360, synopsis [1]-82.
Half-titles (‘‘i’’) sometimes missing from vols. 5, 6.
Ref.: BM 2: 733; Jackson p. 246; LS 10366; MD p. 127-131; NI 757; PR 3550; IDC
5403-
Anon., Flora 6: 371-375. 1823 (1-6), 7: 89-92. 1824, 8: 565-569. 1824.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1066. 1940.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 160. 1949.
Daw WK
2161. Flora edinensis: or a description of plants growing near Edinburgh, arranged accord-
ing to the Linnean system. With a concise introduction to the natural orders of the class
Cryptogamia, and illustrative plates. Edinburgh (William Blackwood), London (T.
Cadell). 1824. Oct. (Fl. edin.)
Publ.: 18 Mar 1824 (Edinburgh Courant; Greville sent a copy to A. P. de Candolle on
22 Mar 1824; P&W put publication at April 1824; preface 7 Jan 1824), p. [1]-]xxi,
[1]-478, pl. 1-4. The plates are uncoloured copper engravings of drawings by R. K.
Greville. Copies: MO, NY, Stevenson.
Ref.: BL 2: 307; BM 2: 733; Jackson p. 252; LS 10367; MD p. 131-132; P&W p. 245;
PR 3551; IDC 5286.
Rehder, Bradley bibl. 1: 397. 1911.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1066. 1940.
Rickett, NAF 1(1): 160. 1949.
1003
GREVILLE
2162. Algae britannicae, or descriptions of the marine and other inarticulated plants of the
British islands, belonging to the order Algae; with plates illustrative of the genera. Edin-
burgh (MacLachlan & Stewart), London (Baldwin & Cradock) 1830. Oct. (Alg. brit.)
Publ.: Feb-Mar 1830, p. [i*-111*], [i]-lxxxviii, [1]-218, p/. r-29. The 19 coloured engra-
vings are of drawings by the author. Copies: MO, NY, PCS.
Ref.: BM 2: 733; Jackson p. 242; NI 756; PR 3553; P&W p. 245; IDC 985.
Loudon, Gard. Mag. 6: 292. Jun 1830.
2163. Descriptions of new and rare diatoms, originally published 1861-1866, reprinted in a
single volume. Lehre (J. Cramer) 1968. (Descr. diatoms).
Publ.: Reprint of twenty papers on Diatoms published between 1861 and 1866 in the
Transactions of the Royal Microscopial Society of London or in the Quarterly
Journal of Microscopical Science, with an introduction by Reimer Simonson and a
general index including the modern synonymy. (Bibliotheca phycologica vol. 6). Copy:
FAS.
I Trans. ser. 9: 39-45 t. 4 1861 1-9
II Trans. ser. 9: 67-73 1861 10-16
III ‘Trans. ser. 9: 73-77 t. 89 1861 16-24
LAVA Trans. ser. 2.19: 79-87 f. Io 1861 25-35
V Trans. ser. 2. 10: 18-30 ¢.2,3 1862 35-49
VI Trans. ser. 2. 10: 89-96 1.9 1862 50-59
Vil Quart. ser. 2: 231-236 t. Io 1862 59-65
VIll Mrans-Ser2y1l: 13-2) We TF 1863 66-75
IX Trans. ser. 2. 11: 63-76 ¢. 4,5 1863 76-92
x Quart. ser. : 227-237 t.9, 10 1863 93-106
XI Trans. ser.
XII ‘Trans. ser.
XIII Trans. ser.
XIV Trans. ser.
XV Trans. ser.
XVI Trans. ser.
XVII Trans. ser.
.12: 8-14 #.1,2 1864 107-116
12: 83-86 f. ro, rr 1864 117-124
.12: 87-94 ¢. 12, 13 1864 125-135
13: I-10 1865 136-148
13: 24-34 #¢.3,4 1865 149-162
13: 43-57 ¢.5,6 1865 163-180
13: 97-105 ¢. 8,9 1865 181-192
XVIII Trans. ser.2.14: 1-9 ¢.7,2 1866 193-204
XIX Trans. ser. 2. 14: 77-86 ¢.8,9 1866 205-216
XX Trans. ser. 2. 14: 122-130 ¢. rz, 12 1866 217-229
Ref.: Stafleu, Taxon 18: 241. 1969.
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Griesselich, Ludwig (1804-1848), German military physician at Karlsruhe (Baden).
(Griess.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 85; BM 2: 735; CSP 3: 15, 6: 677; DTS 1:
95, 6(4): 24; PR 3560-3561.
Mohl u. Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 6: g12. 1848.
Anon., Flora 32: 32. 14 Jan 1849.
Kirschleger, Fl. Alsace 2: Ixxix-Ixxx. 1857.
Weech, Badische Biogr. 1: 320.
NOTE: Griesselich died on 30 Sep 1848 following a fall from his horse in the German
campaign in Holstein.
2164. Kleine botanische Schriften ... Erster Theil. Karlsruhe (J. Velten) 1836. Oct. T
(Kleine bot. Schr.)
Publ.: 1 Mai-6 Jun 1836 (rd. by Flora see 19: 429. 1836; p. vi: 1 Mar 1836), p. [i]-vi,
[2, cont.], [1]-392. Copy: NY. — Appeared shortly after Kirschleger’s Prodrome. How-
ever, most of the material was published previously by Griesselich in Geigers Magazin
fiir Pharmacie 1828-1832 (n.v.)
Ref.: BM 2: 735; PR 3560.
1004,
GRIFFITH
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 6: 174-176. 21 Dec 1836.
Kirschleger, Flore d’Alsace Ixxix. 1857.
2165. Deutsches Pflanzenbuch. Anleitung zur Kenntniss der Pflanzenwelt, und Darstellung
derselben in ihrer Beziehung auf Handel, Gewerbe, Landwirthschaft ec. Ein Buch fiir
Haus und Schule ... Mit 86 eingedruckten Holzschnitten. Karlsruhe (Christian Theo-
dor Groos) 1847. Oct. (Deut. Pflanzenb).
Publ.: Jul-Nov 1847 (p. iv: Jul 1847; Flora rd. Nov 1847), p. [i]-vill, 1-194, [1]-540,
[1, err.]. Copy: NY.
Ref.: PR 3561.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 5: 942-944. 31 Dec 1847.
Griffith, William (1810-1845), British colonial physician and botanist. (Griff.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Griffith contributed greatly to the herbarium of the East India
Company. His herbarium was originally given to LINN (Bot. Zeit. 8: 632), but later
transferred to Kew (K) ; for duplicates (important sets at BR, CAL) see IH and Lamond
1970. Manuscripts and journals also at K.
Ref TE Wied? 60350523240.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 300, 351. 1916.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 201-202. 1950 (many details).
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 174. 1964.
Lamond, Notes Roy. Bot. Gard. Edinburgh 30: 159-175. 1970 (especially for Afgha-
nistan collections).
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 86. 1907.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(2): 386; Barnhart 2: 86; BB p. 131-132; BM 2:
735-736; Bossert p. 153; Bretschneider 1: 359-360; CSP 3: 18-19, 12: 293; DNB 23: 240;
IF p. 700; Jackson p. 553 [index]; MW p. 143; PR 3565-3571, ed. 1: 3883 :3887; Zander
ed. 10, p. 665.
Anon., Proc. Linn. Soc. 1: 239-244. 1845.
Anon., Flora 28: 431-432. 1845.
Anon., Bot. Zeit. 3: 392. 1845. 4: 159-160. 1846.
Hooker, London J. Bot. 4: 371-375. 1845, 7: 446-449. 1848.
Milner, Cat. portraits Kew 55. 1906.
Oliver, Makers of Brit. Bot. 178-191. 1913 (portr.)
Huxley, Life letters Hooker 2: 537 [index]. 1918.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 201-202. 1950 (much sec. lit.)
Burkill, Chapt. hist. bot. India 37-74, 239. 1965.
Coats, The plant hunters 153-154, 388. 1969.
Hirsch-Kirchanski and Kirchanski, DSB 5: 539-540. 1972 (bibl.)
Stafleu, zn Daniels and Stafleu, Taxon 22: 424. 1973 (portr.)
EPONYMY: Griffithia Maingay ex G. King (1893); Griffithia R. Wight & Arnott (1834);
Griffithianthus Merrill (1915).
2166. Journals of travels in Assam, Burma, Bootan, Affghanistan and the neighbouring coun-
tries ... arranged by John M‘Clelland. Calcutta (Bishop’s College Press) 1847. Oct.
(in fours) (7. érav.)
Publ.: 1847, p. [i*-viii*], [i]-xxxii, [1]-529, pl. 1-18. Copies: NY, U. — Volume [one] of a
set of ‘‘Posthumous papers bequeathed to the honorable East India Company”’; for
vol. 2. see Itinerary notes (1848); for vols. [3-6] see Notulae (1847-1854).
Ref.: BM 2: 736.
2167. Notulae ad plantas asiaticas. [title preceded by:] Posthumous papers bequeathed to
the Honorable The East India Company, and printed by order of the Government of
Bengal ... Arranged by John M‘Clelland. Calcutta (1: Bishop’s College Press; 2-4:
C. A. Serrao) 1847-1854, 4 vols. Oct. (in fours) (Not. pl. asiat.)
1: p. [i]-vinl, [1]-255, [1]. 1847.
2: p. [i], [257]-628, [i]-vii, [vili, err.]. 1849.
1005
GRIFFITH
3: p. [i-iv], [1]-436, [i]-xii. 1851.
4: p. [i*], (il-xli, [1]-764. 1854.
Copies: MO, NY, U.
Ref.: BM 2: 736; IF p. 700; Jackson p. 378; PR 3569; IDC 5269.
2168. Itinerary notes of plants collected in the Khasyah and Bootan mountains, 1837-38, in
Affghanistan and neighbouring countries. 1839-41. ... Arranged by John M’Clelland.
Calcutta 1848. Oct. (Itin. pl. Khasyah mts.)
Publ.: 1848, map, p. [i*-1v*], [i]-lxii, [Ixiv, note], [1]-435, pl. 1-3. Copies: NY, U. -
Volume 2 of a set of volumes with the title “‘“Posthumous papers ....”
Ref.: BM 2: 736; PR 3570; IDC 7412.
2169. Icones plantarum asiaticarum. [title preceded by:] Posthumous papers bequeathed to
The Honorable The East India Company, and printed by order of the government of
Bengal ... Arranged by John M‘Clelland. Calcutta 1847-1854, 4 vols. Fol. (Ic. pl. aszat.)
vol. pages plates date
I [a], [1-17 1-62 1847
2 [i], [v]-vii 693-138, 69a-f, 75a-f, 118a [118a not in Utr. copy] 1849
3 Li], [J-v 139-1745 243-359, 161a-d, 2720, 2830, 3130, 338A, 3394, 3514, 351b 1851
4 [i], J-xit = 360-661, 386a, gr0a, 414[a], 4194, 514[4], 517[ 4], 527[4], 1854.
585a, 634a, 644a
In all 620 lithographs, of which 223 coloured; the numbers 265, 395, 511 and 524 are
wanting [collation Utrecht copy].
Ref.: BM 2: 735; NI 759; PR 3568; IDC 94; IF p. 700; Jackson p. 378.
2170. Palms of British East India by the late William Griffith ... arranged by John
M‘Clelland. [title preceded by:] Posthumous papers bequeathed to the Honourable
The East India Company, and printed by order of the government of Bengal. Calcutta
1850. Fol. (Palms Brit. EF. Ind.)
Publ.: 1850, after 3 Sep 1850 (preface p. iv) — p. [i]-xvi, [1]-182, [xvil]-xxvui, pl. clxxv-
cexlii. B. [specification of plate numbers: clxxv, clxxvi. A, -B, -C, clxxvii, clxxviii. A,
-B, -C, clxxix, clxxx. A, -B, -C, clxxxi-clxxxiv, clxxxiv. A, clxxxv. A, -B, -C, clxxxvi,
clxxxvi-A, clxxxvii, clxxxviii. A, -B, -C, clxxxix. A, -B, -cxc A, B, cxci, cxcii, cxcill. A,
-B, -C, cxciv. C [A, B absent in Utrecht copy], cxev. A, -B, cxcvi-cxcvill, cxcix. A,
excix, cc-A, -B, -C, cci. A, -B, ccii-B [cii A absent in Utrecht copy], ccii. A, -B,
cciv A, -B, -C, ccv. A, -B, cevi-ceviii, [ccix absent], ccx. A, -B, -C, ccxi A, -B, ccxii,
ccxiii A, -B, -C, ccxiv. A, -B, -C, ccxv. A, -B, -C, -D, ccxvi, -B, -C, ccxvii. B, -C. [no A],
cexvii A, [-B, -C, not in Utrecht copy], ccxvili-ccxx, ccxx A, -B, -C, -D, -E, -F,
ccxxi A, -B, -C, ccxxii, ccxxii-A, -B, ccxxiii, ccxxiv A, -B, ccxxv, ccxxvi. A, -B, -C, -D,
ccxxvii. A, ccxvii. B, ccxxvili, ccxxviii. A, ccxxix. A, -B, ccxxx. A, -B, -C, ccxxxi,
ccxxxii A, -B, -C; ccxxxiii, ccxxxiii B, -C, ccxxxiv, ccxxxv. A, -B, -C, -D, -E, ccxxxvi A,
-B, -C, ccxxxvii, ccxxxvii. A, -B, -C, ccxxxviii. A, -B, ccxxxix. AB, [ccxl absent],
cexli, cexlii A, ccxlii B]. Copy: U.
Ref.: NI 760; PR 3571.
Griffith, Calcutta J. nat. Hist. 5: 1-183, 311-355, 445-491. 1845.
Griffiths, David (1867-1935), British born American horticulturist and mycologist.
(D. Griffiths).
HERBARIUM and Types: US, BPI. — Exsiccatae: West American Fungi (cent. i-1v, nos. 1-400,
Takoma Park, D.C. 1-100. 1901; 101-400. 1902), sets at ARIZ, B, BPI, CUP, DAOM,
FH, IA, MASS, MIN, MONT, NEB, NHES, NY, OC, OSC, PUR, RUTPP, WIS.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 240.
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 437. 1916.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 276, 351. 1916.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 86. 1970.
Stevenson, Beih. Nova Hedwigia 36: 175-177. 1971.
1006
GRISEBACH
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 86; BM 2: 736, 6: 410; CSP 15: 463; LS
10391-10414, 33786-33788, suppl. 10048; MW p. 144.
Blankinship, Montana Agr. Coll. Sci. Studies 1(1): 14. 1905.
Barnhart, J. New York Bot. Gard. 12: 129. 1911.
Taylor, Yearbook Amer. Amaryllis Soc. 2: 23-25. 1935 (portr.)
Humphrey, Makers of North Amer. Bot. 101-102. 1961.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 189. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: WVAF 3(1): Fimetariaceae. 1910 [with F. J. Seaver].
EPONYMY: Griffithia Maingay ex G. King (1893) and Griffithianthus Merrill (1915) are
dedicated to William Griffith (1810-1845), q.v.; Griffithsia R. Greville (1824, orth. var.)
and Griffitsia C. A. Agardh (1817) are dedicated to Amelia Warren Griffiths (née Rogers)
(1768-1858), British algologist.
2171. The North American Sordariaceae ... submitted in partial fulfilment of the require-
ments for the degree of Doctor of philosophy in the Faculty of pure science of Columbia
University. Issued 30 May 1go1.s.l. [New York, Torrey Bot. Club] 1901. Oct. (NV. Amer.
Sordar.)
Publ.: 30 Mai 1901, p. [1]-134, pl. 1-19. Copy: Stevenson. — Mem. Torrey Bot. Club vol.
TgKe
Grindon, Leopold Hartley (1818-1904), British naturalist. (Grindon).
HERBARIUM and types: MANCH (21.000).
Refi: WH 227240:
Kent, British herbaria 58. 1957.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 88; BB p. 132; PR 3581-3582.
Britten, J. Bot. 43: 30-31. 1905.
Dallman, and Wood, Trans. Liv. bot. Soc. 1: 70-71. 1909.
Warne, Proc. Bristol Nat. Soc. 27: 27-36. 1945.
Riddelsdell, Fl. Gloucestershire cxx. 1948 (“though a non-critical botanist, he knew his
plants well’’).
2172. The Manchester flora: a descriptive list of the plants growing wild within eighteen
miles of Manchester, with notices of the plants commonly cultivated in gardens; pre-
ceded by an introduction to botany ... with numerous woodcut illustrations. “consider
the lilies of the field.”” London (William White), Manchester 1859. Oct. (Manchester fl.)
Publ.: In nine parts, 1859 (p. viii: 28 Mar 1859), p. [i*], [i]-viil, [1]-575. Copy: NY.
Grisebach, August Heinrich Rudolph (1814-1879), German botanist at Gottingen,
““Geheimer Regierungsrath” and director of the botanical garden. (Griseb.)
HERBARIUM and TYPES: Herbarium at GOET, containing most of his types. Since
Grisebach also consulted borrowed material, some of his types are elsewhere (e.g. C).
Many of the types of the Flora of the British West Indian Islands are at K.
Ref El 1 (eds6) 1350 2no4n.
Urban, Gesch.. Berlin-Dahlem 351. 1916.
Stafleu, The great Prodromus 27. 1966.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 86. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 49: 551-554; AG 1: 344, 5(1).: 453, 5(2): 280,
12(3): 648; Barnhart 2: 89; BM 2: 737-738; CSP 3: 24-25, 6: 678, 7: 842, 10: 64, 12: 293;
DTS 1: 95-96; IF p. 700; Jackson p. 553-554 [index]; Kanitz no. 223; LS 10424, 33822;
ME 2: 54, 55; MW p. 144; NDB 7; PR 3588-3601, 10570, ed. 1: 3902-3908; Zander
ed. 10, p. 665.
Ascherson, Flora Prov. Brandenburg 1: 5. 1860.
Drude, Peterm. Mitth. 25: 269-271. 1879.
Anon., Flora 62: 240. 1879; J. Bot. 17: 191. 1879.
1007
GRISEBACH
Eichler, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 21: SB p. 83. 1879.
Reinke, Bot. Zeit. 37: 521-534. 1879 (bibl. by Drude).
Anon., Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 21 (S.B.): 83. 1880.
Reinke, Leopoldina 16: 35-38, 52-56. 1880 (bibl.)
Morren, Biographie de Auguste Grisebach 1814-1879, Lieége 1881, 18 p. (portr., bibl.)
(repr. from La Belgique Horticole).
Konig, in Krebs, Humboldt 3: 398-404. 1884.
Grisebach, E., in Grisebach, Ges. Abh. u. kl. Schr. PAlanzengeogr. 605-628. 1888, repr.
in Stearn, J. Arnold Arb. 46: 243-285. 1965 (main bibl.)
Gray, Letters 2: 833 [index]. 1893.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 56-63. 1898.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 128. 1903, 3(3): 136. pl. 7z. 1905 (portr.)
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 174-175. 1906.
Christensen, Danske Bot. Hist. 2: 667 [index]. 1926.
Burkart, Darwiniana 3: 89-91. 1939 (portr.)
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 333. 1945.
Langman, Lit. Fl. Pl. Mexico 337. 1964.
Stearn, J. Arnold Arb. 46: 243-285. 1965.
Stafleu, The great prodromus 27. 1966.
Wagenitz, DSB 5: 546-547. 1972 (bibl.)
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. Coll. New York Bot. Gard. 189. 1973 (corresp.)
Magdefrau, Gesch. Bot. 104, 311. 1973.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: (1) DC, Prodr.: Gentianaceae 9: 39-141, 561-563. 1 Jan 1845.
(2) Martius, Fl. bras.: Smilaceae et Dioscoreae: 13 (1): 1-48, t. 1-6. 1842 (fasc. 4: 1 Apr 1842) ;
Malpighiaceae: 12(1): 1-108, t. 1-22. 1858 (fasc. 21: 1 Jun 1858).
(3) Meyen, Reise um die Erde ... 1830-1832, in vol. 4 lists and descriptions of Gentianaceae.
(4) Seemann, Botany ... Herald, Gentianaceae.
(5) Ledebour, Flora rossica, in vol. 4, Gramineae of Russia.
EPONYMY: Grisebachia Klotzsch (1838).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 30: 229-230. 1975.
2173. Observationes quaedam de Gentianearum familiae characteribus. Dissertatio inauguralis
quam consensu et auctoritate gratiosi medicorum ordinis in Universitate literaria
Friderica Guilelma pro summis in medicinis et chirurgia honoribus rite sibi conciliandis
die xvi m. aprilis a. mdcccxxxvi, h.l.q.s. publice defensurus est auctor Aug. Henr. Rud.
Grisebach ... Berlin (Nietack) [1836]. Oct. (Observ. Gent.)
Publ.: 16 Apr 1836 (t.p.; Hooker rd. 1 Aug 1836; Flora rd. 10 Aug 1836), p. [1]-37,
[38-39 vita, 40 theses]. Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 737; PR 3588.
Hooker, Comp. Bot. Mag. 2: 10-12. 1 Aug 1836.
2174. Genera et species Gentianearum adjectis observationibus quibusdam phytogeographi-
cis. Stuttgart, Tubingen (Cotta) 1839. Oct. (Gen. sp. Gent.)
Publ.: Oct prim. 1838 (preface id. Mai 1838; Hinrichs 7-13 Oct 1838; reviews in Allg.
Bibliogr. Deutschl. 19 Oct 1838, Brandes, Lit. Zeit. 24 Apr 1839, Flora 7 Jan 1839),
p. [i]-vin, [1]-364. Copies: NY, U.
Ref.: BM 2: 737; Jackson p. 132; MW p. 144; PR 3589; IDC 5940.
Bentham, London J. Bot. 4: 232. 1845.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 287, 372, 373, 440. 1937.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. Bull. 15: 735. 1960.
Stearn, J. Arnold Arb. 46: 250. 1965.
2175. Spicilegium florae rumelicae et bithynicae exhibens synopsin plantarum quas in aest.
1839 legit auctor A. Grisebach ... Accedunt species quas in iisdem terris lectis commu-
nicarunt Friedrichsthal, Frivaldzki, Pestalozza, vel plene descriptas reliquerunc Bux-
baum, Forskal, Sibthorp, Sestini, alii. Braunschweig (Friedrich Vieweg und Sohn) 1843-
1845, 2 vols. Oct. (Spic. fl. rumel.)
1008
GRISEBACH
vol. part pages dates vol. part pages dates
I I [ij-xu, [1]-160 Mar 1843 2 4 [i-ui], [1]-160 Jul 1844
2/3 161-407 Dec 1843 5/6 161-548 Jan 1846
Copies: MO, NY. — For sources of dates see TL-1.—'The MO and NY copies have a 2 p.
descriptive prospectus (Mai 1843); the MO copy is, in part, in original cover.
Ref.: BM 2: 737; Jackson p. 314; PR 3590; RS p. 85; SK p. clxxxv; IDC 5941.
K.M., Bot. Zeit. 1: 883-885. 22 Dec 1843 (fasc. 1), 2: 221. 22 Mar 1844 (2/3), 4:
226-228. 27 Mar 1846 (5/6).
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 2: 301-302. 19 Apr 1844 (vol. 1).
Johnston, J. Arnold Arb. 34: 264. 1935.
2176. Commentatio de distributione Hieraciit generis per Europam geographica. Auctore A.
Grisebach. Sectio prior. Revisio specierum Hieracii, in Europa sponte crescentium.
Gottingen (Dieterich) 1852. Oct. (Comm. Hierac. Eur.)
Publ.: 1852 (but: ‘‘ist neu erschienen,”’ adv. Bot. Zeit. 3 Jun 1853), p. [1]-80. Copy: M.
2177. Grundriss der systematischen Botanik fir akademische Vorlesungen entworfen von
A. Grisebach. Gottingen (Dieterich) 1854. Oct. (Grundr. syst. Bot.)
Publ.: Jan-Jun 1854 (“erschienen” Flora 7 Jul 1854, rev. Bot. Zeit. 21 Jul), p. [1], [1]-180.
Copy: M.
2178. Systematische Bemerkungen iiber die beiden ersten Pflanzensammlungen Philippi’s
und Lechler’s im siidlichen Chili und an der Maghellans-Strasse. Géttingen (Dieterich)
1854. Qu. (Syst. Bemerk.)
Publ.: 1854 (t.p.), p. [i], [1]-50, 7 pl. (by W. Hofmeister). Copies: B, M, U, US. — Pre-
printed from Abh. K6én. Ges. Wiss. Gottingen 6: 89-138. 1856.
Dr. Sleumer (personal communication) thinks that this reprint dates also from 1856
and that Pritzel’s 1854 reference is in fact to the extract printed in the Nachr. Ges.
Wiss. Gottingen of 17 Oct 1854 (Bot. Zeit. 12: 918. 29 Dec 1854). The Systematische
Bemerkungen are first mentioned by Flora 38: 656. 7 Nov 1855 and the Bot. Zeit. 14: 64.
25 Jan 1856 as “‘ist neu erschienen,” and is reviewed by the Bot. Zeit. on 28 Mar 1856
(14: 227-228) but here too the date is given as “1854,” obviously a quotation of the
t.p. date. On the other hand it is not impossible that vol. 6 of the Abhandlungen was
prepared over a number of years, or even published in instalments. Since the reprint
is definitely dated 1854 this date has to be accepted in the absence of definite informa-
tion to the contrary. The notes in Flora and the Bot. Zeit. could point at publication
in 1855 but are not sufficient evidence.
Ref.: BM 2: 7385 PR. 3596:
2179. Systematische Untersuchungen iiber die Vegetation der Karaiben, insbesondere der
Insel Guadeloupe. Gottingen (Dieterich) 1857. Qu. (Syst. Veg. Karaiben).
Publ.: 1857 before Sep, p. [1]-138. Copy: M. — Separately paged reprint from Abh. kon.
Ges. Wiss. Gottingen 7: 151 [is reprint p. 3]-286. 1857. — Based on collections by
Duchassaing now at GOET, dupl. B, P. — Most references are to the reprint (separately
sold) ; IK refers to the journals. There is no indication that the reprint appeared before
the publication in the Abhandlungen.
Ref.: BM 2:.738.
Hooker, Kew J. Bot. 9: 287-288. Feb 1857.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 16: 6-7. 1 Jan 1858.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 56. 1898.
2180. Erlduterungen ausgewdhlter Pflanzen des tropischen Amerikas. Géttingen (Dieterich)
1860. Qu. (E7rldut. Pfl. trop. Amer.)
Publ.: 1860 (t.p.; Bot. Zeit. 18: 388. 14 Dec 1860; rev. Bonplandia 15 Dec; mss. sub-
mitted 22 Mar 1860), p. [1]-58. Copy: M. — Preprinted from Abh. Kon. Ges. Wiss.
Gottingen 9: 3-58. 1861.
Ref.: BM 2: 738; PR 3508.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 19: 247-248. 1861.
1009
GRISEBACH
2181. Flora of the British West Indian Islands. London (Lovell Reeve & Co.) [1859-]1864.
Oct. (Fl. Brit. W. 1.)
part pages dates part pages dates
I [1]-96 Dec 1859 4 315-410 late 1861
2 97-192 Jun 1859 5 411-506 prob. Mai 1862
By aOS=31N5 late 1860 6-7 507-789, [i]-xvi Oct 1864
Copies: BR, L, NY (original covers). — Part 3 originally included a p. 315 ending with
Loranthaceae, and p. 316-322, which were mostly discarded or redundant. Part 4 starts
again with p. 315 (Caprifoliaceae). Urban (1898) cites the collectors and the location of
their collections used by Grisebach.
Facsimile edition: Weinheim 1963, Historiae naturalis classica tomus 30. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 2: 738; IF p. 700; Jackson p. 369; PR 3599; RS p. 85; SK p. clxxxv; IDC 230.
Jackson, J. Bot. 30: 347. 1892.
Kuntze, Rev. gen. 3(2): 155. 1808.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 56-59. 1898.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 333. 1945.
Stearn, J. Arnold Arb. 46: 243-285. 1965.
2182. Plantae wrightianae, e Cuba orientali. Cambridge, Boston 1860-1862, 2 parts, Qu.
(Pl. wright.)
Pars 1: Dec 1860 (t.p. preprint), p. [i], [153]-192. Copies: MO, NY. — Preprinted from
Mem. Amer. Acad. Arts Sci. ser. 2. 8: [153]-192. 1861.
Pars 2: Nov 1862 (t.p. preprint), p. [i], [503]-536. Copies: MO, NY. — Preprinted from
id. ser. 2. 8: [503]-536. 1863.
Based on collections by Charles Wright in eastern Cuba 1856-1857 and 1859-1860.
Ref.: BM 2: 738; Jackson p. 370.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 59-60. 1898.
2183. Die geographische Verbreitung der Pflanzen Westindiens. Gottingen (Dieterich) 1865.
Qu. (Geogr. Verbr. Pfl. Westind.)
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1865 (Flora 20 Mai 1865; read 3 Dec 1864), p. [1]-80. Copies: M, MO. -
Reprinted from Abh. Kén. Ges. Wiss. Géttingen 12: 3-80. 1865. It is not known
whether the reprint came out earlier than the journal publication.
Ref.: Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 60. 1898.
2184. Catalogus plantarum cubensium exhibens collectionem Wrightianam aliasque minores
ex insula Cuba missas. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1866. Oct. (Cat. pl. Cub.)
Publ.: Mai-Aug 1866 (p. iv: Apr 1866; Grisebach states on 30 Aug 1866 (letter to Miquel,
ULU) that the book is out), p. [i]-iv, [1]-301, [1]. Copies: MO, NY. US
Ref.: IF p. 700; Jackson p. 370; PR 3601; RS p. 85; IDC 5943.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 25: 34. 1867.
La Salle, Flora cubana. Revisio catalogi Grisebachiani 1868-1873.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 61-63. 1808.
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 333. 1945.
2185. Die Vegetation der Erde nach ihrer klimatischen Anordnung. Ein Abriss der ver-
gleichenden Geographie der Pflanzen. Leipzig (Wilhelm Engelmann) 1872, 2 vols. Oct.
(Veg. Erde).
Ed. 1, vol. 1: late 1871 (t.p. 1872; p. viii: Sep 1871; Flora rd. 30 Dec 1871), p. [i*], [i]-
xii, [1]-609. Copies: L, MO, NY.
Vol. 2: late 1871 (idem), p. [i]-x, [1]-635, [636, err.], 1 map. Copies: L, MO, NY. —
Register p. [637]-709.
Ed. 2, vol. 1: Nov 1884 (leaflet in MO copy; Nat. Nov. Dec 1884), p. [i]-xv, [1]-567,
map. Copy: NY.
Vol. 2: Nov 1884 (id), p. [i]-xv, [1]-594. Copy: NY. ‘Zweite, vermehrte und berichtigte
Auflage.”’
Register: 1885, p. [595]-693. Copy: NY.
IOIO
GROGNOT
French: “La végétation du globe d’aprés sa disposition suivant les climats esquisse d’une
géographie comparée des plantes par A. Grisebach ouvrage traduit de l’Allemand
avec l’autorisation et le concours de l’auteur par P. de Tchihatcheff ... avec des
annotations du traducteur accompagné d’une carte générale des domaines de végéta-
tion.” Paris (J. B. Bailliére et Fils) 1877-1878, 2 vols. Oct. (Vég. globe)
Vol. 1: 1877, p. [i*-ii*], [i]-xvi, map, [1]-765. Copies: MO, NY.
Vol. 2: 1878, p. [i*-iii*], [i]-vi, [1]-905. Copies: MO, NY.
Ref.: Jackson p. 222; PFC 1: xliv; PR 10570.
Anon., J. Bot. 10: 31. Jan 1872.
Urban, Symb. ant. 1: 63. 1898.
2186. Plantae lorentzianae. Bearbeitung der ersten und zweiten Sammlung argentinischer
Pflanzen des Professor Lorentz zu Cordoba. Gottingen (Dieterich) 1874. Qu. (PI. lorentz.)
Collector: Paul Giinther Lorentz (1835-1881), German botanist.
Publ.: Dec 1874; p. [i], [1]-240, 2 pl. Copies: B, US. — Preprinted or reprinted, with
independent pagination from Abh. kén. Ges. Wiss. Gottingen 19: 49 (= repr. p. [1])-
278 (= repr. p. 230). The reprint has a separate index. The plates are lithographs by
Drude.
Ref.: IF p. 700; Jackson p. 376; SK clxxxv.
Croizat, Darwiniana 5: 422. 1941.
2187. Symbolae ad floram argentinam. Zweite Bearbeitung argentinischer Pflanzen. Géttin-
gen (Dieterich) 1879. Qu. (Symb. fl. argent.)
Publ.: Mar-Apr 1879 (Nat. Nov. Apr 1879), p. [i], [1]-345, [346, index]. Copies: HH,
US. — Also published in Abh. kén. Ges. Wiss. Gott. Phys. Cl. 24(1): 1-345, 1879. -
The collector is Paul Giinther Lorentz (see no. 2186), except where otherwise stated.
Groenhart, Pieter (1894-1932), Dutch lichenologist. (Groenh.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BO, L, other material at H, U.
Ref. Wo ean.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: GR p. 702.
Steenis-Kruseman, Fl. males. ser. 1. 1: 203. 1950.
Stafleu, Taxon 15: 43. 1966.
Maas-Geesteranus, Persoonia 4: 69-71. 1966 (portr., bibl.)
Grenlund, Carl Christian Howitz (1825-1901), Danish botanist, and microscopist
at the NyKarlsberg brewery. (Gronlund).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: C and LD.
Refs: Meo OAs.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BioGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 89; BM 2: 739; CSP 7: 843, 10: 66-67,
15: 4743; GR p. 678; Jackson p. 554 [index].
Warming, Bot. Tidsskrift 12: 190-191. 1880.
Fischer-Benzon, in Prahl, Krit. Fl. Schlesw. Holst. 2: 20. 1890.
Fischer-Benzon, Heimat 5: 130-132. 1895.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(3): 87. 1905.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1066. 1940.
Grognot, Camille (1792-1869), French cryptogamist. (Grognot).
HERBARIUM and types: AUT.
IAEA ol 3 YA cs
Grognot, Bull. Soc. bot. France 16 (rev. bibl.): 191. 1869.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 90; BM 2: 739; GR p. 281; Jackson p. 290;
PR 3605.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1066. 1940.
IOI!
GROGNOT
2188. Plantes cryptogames — cellulaires du département de Saéne-et-Loire avec des tableaux
synoptiques pour les ordres, les familles, les tribus et les genres, et la description succincte
de plusieurs espéces, et de beaucoup de variétés nouvelles, reconnues par l’auteur. Autun
(Michel Dejussieu) 1863. Oct. (Pl. crypt. Sadne-et-Loire).
Publ.: 1863, p. [i-ili], [1]-296, 11 tabl. Copies: MO, NY, Steere.
Ref.: BM 2: 739; Jackson p. 290; LS 10438; PR 3605.
Barnhart NAF 7(15): 1066. 1940.
Gronovius, Johan [ Jan] Frederik (1686-1762), Dutch botanist at Leiden. (Gronov.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: The Gronovius herbarium containing plants from e.g. Clayton,
Hudson, Gesner, Miller, Vaillant, and consulted by Linnaeus and Gaertner, was sold
by public auction at Leiden on g Oct 1778. It was acquired, for fl. 650.—, by Lord Bute.
Later it came into the hands of Sir Joseph Banks. It is now at BM. The Flora virginica
types are therefore at BM. The Flora orientalis of Gronovius is based on the Rauwolf
herbarium at L. Linnaeus also had plants from Gronovius in his herbarium (LINN) and
so had Sherard and Dillenius (OXF). For the relations between Gronovius and Linnaeus
see Nordstrém, Svenska Linné — Sallsk. Arsskr. 38-37: 7-22. 1955.
IA RS Wel 38 ey iit
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 175. 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 90; BM 2: 739-740; JW 4: 387, 5: 240;
KR p. 247; NNBW 1: 989; PR 3606-3608; SO ind. authors 25; Zander ed. 10, p. 665.
Dryander, Cat. Banks 5: 260 [index]. 1800 (bibl.)
Milner, Cat. Portr. Kew 56. 1906.
Britten, J. Bot. 4.7: 297-301. 1909 (relations with Clayton).
Fox, Fothergill, 16, 169, 171. 1919.
Fagin, William Bartram 5, 6, 19. 1933.
Backer, Verkl. woordenb. 244-245. 1936.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 34. 1937.
Earnest, John and William Bartram 184 [index]. 1940.
Nordstrém, Sv. Linné-Sallsk. Arsskr. 37-38: 7-22. 1955 (relation with Linnaeus).
Frick and Stearns, Mark Catesby 131 [index]. 1961.
Darlington, Memorials of John Barwam and Humphrey Marshall, ed. 1967, p. xxxv,
index (relations with John Bartram).
Berkeley and Berkeley, Dr Alexander Garden 376. 1969.
Ewan, Short History Bot. US 3, 31, 32, 74. 1969.
Ewan, Regn. veg. 71: 418 [index]. 1970.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 162-165, 373. 1971.
NOTE: Johan Frederik Gronovius was baptized in Leiden on 10 Feb 1686. The birth year
1690, often given, is erroneous.
EPONYMY: Gronovia Blanco (1837); Gronovia Linnaeus (1753).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 30: 232-233. 1975.
2189. Flora virginica exhibens plantas quas V. C. Johannes Clayton in Virginia observavit
atque collegit. Easdem methodo sexuali disposuit, ad genera propria retulit, nominibus
specificis insignivit, & minus cognitas descripsit [auctor]. Leiden (Cornelius Haak) 1739,
1743. Oct. (Fl. virgin.)
Ed. 1, pars prima: early 1739, p. [i-vi], 3-128, [index 6 p.]. Copies: L (imprint pars prima
Leiden 1743 [sic]), NY (1739 imprint).
pars secunda: 1743, p. [i], 129-206, [index 4 p.]. Copies: L, MO, NY.
Facsimile ed.: 1946, Jamaica Plain (Arnold Arboretum). Copies: FAS, US.
Ed. 2: Jul-Aug 1762 (Gronovius sent copies to L on 10 Aug), p. [i-xii], map, 1-176, [8,
index]. Copies: HU, US. — ‘“‘Flora virginica ... quas nobilissimus vir D. D. Johannes
Claytonus, ... in Virginia crescentes observavit, collegit & obtulit D. Joh. Fred.
Gronovio, cujus studio & opera descriptae & in ordinem sexualem systematicum
redactae sistuntur.’”’ Leiden 1762. Qu. [edited by L. Th. Gronovius].
IOI2
GROUT
Facsimile ed.: Arnold Arboretum 1946. Copy: FAS.
Ref.: BM 2: 739; DA 1967; HE p. 25; HU 571; Jackson p. 365; LS 10442; ME 3: 342;
PR 3607; SA 2: 564; IDC 559 (ed. 2).
Hitchcock, Contr. U.S. natl. Herb. 12: 113-158. 1908.
Britten, J. Bot. 36: 264-267. 1898, 47: 300. 1909.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 162-163. 1971.
2190. Flora orientalis sive recensio plantarum, quas botanicorum coryphaeus Leonhardus
Rauwolffus, medicus augustanus, annis 1573, 1574, & 1575. in Syria, Arabia, Mesopota-
mia, Babylonia, Assyria, Armenia & Judaea crescentes observavit, & collegit, earum-
demque ducenta specimina, quae in bibliotheca publica Lugduno-Batava adservantur,
nitidissime exsiccata et chartae adglutinata in volumen retulit. Has methodo sexuali
disposuit, synonymis probatioribus illustravit, nominibusque specificis insignivit [auctor |
Leiden (Wilhelm de Groot) 1755. Oct. (FI. orient.)
Collector: Leonhard Rauwolff (1500-1596).
Publ.: Apr-Jun 1755 (L. T. Gronovius sent a copy to Linnaeus on 9g Jun 1755), p. [i-
xxii], 1-150, 1, err. Copy: MO. — Based on the plants collected by Rauwolf in the near
East 1573-1575. The Rauwolf herbarium is at L.
Ref.: BM 2: 740; DA 1967; Jackson p. 377; LS 10442a; PR 3608; RS p. 86; SO 635f;
IDC 774.
Smith, Corresp. Linnaeus 2: 483. 1821.
Grout, Abel Joel (1867-1947), American bryologist.
HERBARIUM and Types: DUKE. — Exsiccatae:
1. Hand-lens mosses (nos. 1-76, 1903-x), sets at FH, NY.
2. North American musci perfecti (nos. 1-475, Newfane, Vt., 1925-1945), sets at BM, BRU,
CAS, CM, FH, G, GEO, GRI, K, MICH, NY, S-PA, SMU, W, WELC.
3. North American musci pleurocarpi (nos. 1-500, Newfane, Vt., 1900-1922, suppl. nos. 1-74,
1931-1942), sets at GEO, FH, G, GRI, H, NY, SMU.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 249.
Day, Rhodora 3: 241. 1901.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 86. 1970.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 206-208. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 92; BM 2: 742, 6: 413; CSP 15: 485; LS
10454-10455, 13292.
Steere, Bryologist 50: 97. 1947.
Flowers, Bryologist 50: 208-212. 1947.
Schnooberger, Bryologist 50: 213-217. 1947.
Haring, J. New York Bot. Gard. 48: 163-165. 1947 (portr.)
Welch, Rev. bryol. lichénol. 17(1-4). 1948.
Rickett, Index Bull. Torrey bot. Club 41. 1955.
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 35. 1963.
Ewan, Short Hist. Bot. US 93. 94, 1969.
Lenley et al., Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 184 (err. as ““Grant’’), 189-190.
1973 (corresp.)
Grout, A. J., The Grout family, New Brighton, N.Y. s.d. (copy: Steere).
COMPOSITE WORKS: Founder of The Bryologist; contributed to NAF: Orthotrichaceae (1946):
15A(1): 1-62, fig. 1-5. 4 Nov 1946; Fissidentaceae 15(3): 167-202, figs. 1-10. 9 Oct 1943.
EPONYMY: Groutia V. F. Brotherus (1905).
2191. A list of the mosses of Vermont with analytical keys to the genera and species. Uni-
versity of Vermont 1898. Oct. (List moss. Vermont).
Publ.: 15 Mar 1808 (cover), p. [1]-37, [1, index]. Copy: Steere.
2192. Mosses with a hand-lens. A non-technical handbook of the more common and more
easily recognized mosses of the North-Eastern United States by A. J. Grout .. . illustrated
1013
GROUT
by Mary V. Thayer. Published by the author, New York [1900]. Oct. (Moss. hand-lens).
Ed. 1: 1900 (pref. Aug 1900), p. [i]-ix, [x, acknowl.; xi, cont.], [1]-73, [74, ind.], pl. 1-8.
Copies: G, MO, NY (2), Steere.
Ed. 2: “revised and enlarged and including the Hepatics,’”? New York (author; O. T.
Louis Company) s.d. [1905]. Oct. Publ.: Mar-Oct 1905 (pref. Mar 1905; Nat. Nov.
1905), p. [ili]-xvi, [1]-208, pl. 1-39 (in text), figs. 1-118. Copies: MO, NY, Steere (2).
Special edition [of ed. 2]: “Special limited edition of twenty-five copies illustrated with
actual specimens each copy numbered and signed . . .”” New York (author) s.d. [1905].
Oct. Publ.: 1905, p. [iii]-xvi, [1]-208, plus specimens of mosses with handwritten text.
Copies: G, Ewan, Steere.
Ed. 3: New Brighton (author) 1924, Oct., p. [i]-xv, [xvi, ill.], [1]-339, plates in text.
Copies: G, NY, Steere. — ‘“Third edition. A popular guide to the common or conspicu-
ous mosses and liverworts of the North-Eastern United States.” Liverworts by M. A.
Howe.
Ed. 4: Newfane, Vermont (author) s.d. Oct., p. [i]-xiv, [1]-344. Copy: Steere (rd. 1947).
Ref.: BM 2: 742.
G:R'B:; Bot. Gaz. 917/132: 23:Feb 1901.
Dodge, Rhodora 27: 35-36. 1925.
Jennings, Bryologist 1925, p. 40-42.
2193. Mosses with hand-lens and microscope a non-technical hand-book of the more common
mosses of the northeastern United States by A. J. Grout ... Published by the author.
New York (author) s.d. [1903-1910]. Oct. (Moss. hand-lens microsc.)
Publ.: in four parts 1903-1910, p. [1]-416, pl. 1-88, fig. 1-220]. Copies: G, NY, Steere. —
Plates in text (1: Sep 1903, p. [1]-86, pl. 1-10; 3: Mar 1907; 4: Jul 1910, p. 320-416,
pl. 76-88).
Reprint: Ashton, Maryland (Eric Lundberg) 1965. Copies: L, Steere.
Ref.: BM 6: 413.
Howe, Torreya 3: 106-107. 25 Jul 1903, 4: 128. 21 Jul 1904 (part 2).
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 35. 1963.
2194. The moss flora of New York City and vicinity. New Dorp N.Y. (author) 1916. Oct.
(Moss fl. New York).
Publ.: Oct 1916 (t.p.), p. [1]-119, [2, ind.], pl. 1-12. Copies: Steere (2).
2195. Moss Flora of North America North of Mexico. New York, Newfane 1928-1940.
3 vols. Oct. (Moss fl. N. Amer.)
vol. part pages plates dates
I I 1-61 1-38 Oct 1936
2 62-135 39-68 Aug 1937
3 137-192 69-90 Oct 1938
4 196-264 QOI-129 Jul 1939
2 I 1-66 I-25 Nov 1933
2 67-138 26-57 Mai 1935
3 139-210 58-83 Dec 1935
4. 211-284. 84-115 Sep 1940
3 I 1-62 I-14 Sep 1928
2 63-114 15-29 Jun 1931
3 115-178 30-44. Nov 1932
4 179-277 45-80 Aug 1934
Dates in volumes; captions of plates on numbered pages. The facsimile reprint consists
only in part of reproduced sheets, other sheets are original. Copy: U (orig.)
Facsimile ed.: New York (Hafner), partly original, partly facsimile, see Steere 1973. Copy:
FAS.
Ref.: Collins, Rhodora 31: 38-39. 1929 (rev. 3(1)).
Rickett, NAF ser. 2. 3: 35. 1963.
Steere, ‘Taxon 22: 491. 1973.
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GROVES, H.
Grove, Edmund ( fl. 1886), British diatomologist. (EL. Grove).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: BM.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 242.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 92.
Urban, Symb. ant. 3: 4. 1902.
EPONYMyY: Grovea A. Schmidt ex Van Heurck (1896). — Note: Groveola H. Sydow (1921) is
dedicated to William Bywater Grove (1848-1938), q.v.
2196. On a fossil marine diatomaceous deposit from Oamaru, Otago, New Zealand [London
1886-1887], 3 parts and app. Oct. (Foss. diat. Oamaru).
Co-author: Gerald Sturt.
Part 1: Sep 1886, p. [1]-10, pl. 189. Copy: PCS. — Reprinted from the Journal of the
Quekett microscopical Club ser. 2. 2: 321-330, pl. 18-19. Sep 1886.
Part 2: Jan 1887, p. [1]-6, pl. 2-3. Copy: PCS. — idem ser. 2. 3: 7-12, pl. 2-3. Jan 1887.
Part 3: Mai 1887, p. [1]-16, pl. 5-6. Copy: PCS. — idem ser. 2. 3: 63-78, pl. 5-6. Mai 1887.
Appendix: Aug 1887, p. [1]-18, pl. 10-14. Copy: PCS. — idem ser. 2. 3: 131-148, pl. 10-14.
Aug 1887.
Ref.: De Toni, Syll. alg. 2: lv. 1891 (q.v. for reviews).
Grove, William Bywater (1848-1938), British mycologist, headmaster later lecturer
in botany, Birmingham. (Grove).
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: K (3500). — Duplicates BIRM, CGE.
Ref.: IH 2: 242.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 92; BFM 3077; BM 2: 742, 6: 413; CSP ro:
70, 12: 294, 15: 486-487; LS 10462-10483, 33850-33853, suppl. 10140-10179.
Mason, J. Bot. 76: 86-87. 1938.
Wakefield, Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1938: 82-84.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1067. 1940.
Ainsworth and Bisby, Dict. fungi ed. 6. 250. 1971.
Lenley, Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 190. 1973 (mss).
COMPOSITE WoRKSs: Author of the volume “The Fungi’ London, Birmingham 1891 of
J. E. Bagnall, The Flora of Warwickshire.
EPONYMY: Groveola H. Sydow (1921). — Note: Grovea A. Schmidt ex Van Heurck (1896) is
dedicated to Edmund Grove (fl. 1886) q.v.
2197. The british rust fungi (Uredinales) their biology and classification. Cambridge
(University Press) 1913. Oct. (Brit. rust fungi).
Publ.: Jul-Oct 1913 (p. vii: Jul 1913; Nat. Nov. Nov 1913), p. [i]-x, [2, intr., add.],
errata slip, [1]-412, figs. 1-290. Copies: MO, NY, Stevenson.
Ref.: BM 6: 413.
Barnhart, NAF 7(15): 1067. 1940.
2198. British stem- and leaf-fungi (Coelomycetes) a contribution to our knowledge of the
fungi imperfecti belonging to the Sphaeropsidales and the Melanconiales. Cambridge
(University Press) 1935-1937, 2 vols. Oct. (Brit. leaf-fung.)
Vol. r: 1935 (p. viii: Dec 1934; MO rd 12 Oct 1935), p. [i]-xx, [1]-488, fig. 1-31. Copies:
MO, NY.
Vol. 2: 1937 (J. Bot. Nov 1937), p. [i]-ix, [2, keys], [1]-406, [1, err.]. Copies: MO, NY.
Facsimile edition: Lehre (J. Cramer) 1967, Bibliotheca mycologica 4a, b. Copy: FAS.
Groves, Henry [of Clapham] (1855-1912), British algologist. (H. Groves).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: BM. — Exsiccatae: (with his brother James Groves) : Characeae
IOI5
GROVES, H.
Britannicae exsiccatae (fasc. i-i11, nos. 1-60, 1892-1900), sets at e.g. BM, CGE, DBN, E,
FH, JE, K, LD, PC. Duplicates of higher plants are at K, GL, NOT, OXF, SCBI.
Ref.: 1H 2: 242-243. Kent p. 58.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 175. 1964.
Koster, Taxon 18: 553. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 75. 1969.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 86. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 92; BB p. 133; BM 6: 413; CSP 10: 71, 12:
294, 15: 487.
Babington, Memorials 472. 1897.
O.S., Proc. Linnean Soc. London 125: 58-59. 1913.
Allen, J. Bot. 76: 295. 1938.
Wood and Imahori, A revision of the Characeae 810-811. 1965.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) [with his brother, J. Groves] Characeae in Urban, Symb. ant.: 7:
30-44. 1QII.
(2) Editor of Babington, Manual of British botany ed. 9 (1904).
EPONYMY: Grovesia R. W. G. Dennis (1960) is dedicated to James Walton Groves (1906-
x), Canadian mycologist; Grovesichara H. Horn af Rantzien (1959) is dedicated to
James Groves (1858-1933), q.v.
Groves, James (1858-1933), British algologist and palaeontologist, brother of Henry
Groves. (7. Groves).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: BM. — Exsiccatae (see also under Henry Groves): British and
Trish Charophyta (with George Russell Bullock-Webster, 1858-1934) (fasc. i-ii, nos. 1-42,
1924), sets at B, BM, DBN, E, K, OXF.
Ref.: TH 2: 243; Kent p. 58.
Clokie, Account herbaria Oxford 175. 1964.
Koster, Taxon 18: 553. 1969.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(1): 75. 1969.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 86. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 272; Barnhart 2: 92; BM 6: 413; CSP 10:
71915: 4075 N62.
Rendle, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1932-1933: 191-195.
Allen, J. Bot. 76: 295. 1938.
Wood and Imahori, A revision of the Characeae 810-813. 1965.
EPONYMY: Grovesichara H. Horn af Rantzien (1959). — Note: Grovesia R. W. G. Dennis
(1960) is dedicated to James Walton Groves (1906-x), Canadian mycologist.
2199. The british Charophyta. London (Ray Society) 1920-1924, 2 vols. Oct. (Brit. Charoph.)
Co-author: George Russell Bullock-Webster (1858-1934).
Vol. 1: 1920 (p. viii: Feb 1920), p. [i]-xiv, [1]-141, pl. r-20 with text. Copies: MO, NY,
PCS.
‘‘Nitelleae, with introduction, plates and text-figures.” (Ray Society)
Vol. 2: 1921 (p. vi: Jul 1924), p. [iii]-xi, [1]-129, pl. 21-45 with text. Copies: PCS.
‘‘Chareae with plates, concluding articles, geological sketch, bibliography and index”
(Ray Society).
Griiss, Johannes (1860-x), German palaeobiologist and physiologist, highschool-
teacher in Berlin. (Griiss).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Andrews p. 272-273; Barnhart 2: 93; BM 2: 744;
CSP 15: 493; DTS 6(4): 87; LS 10495-10500, 33858, suppl. 10188-10197.
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GRUNOV
2200. Nematophora fascigera gen. nov., eine Devonalge als Vorlaufer der Gymnospermen
und ihre Beziehungen zu einer neuen Kohlentheorie auf garphysiologischer Grundlage.
Berlin (Tauber) 1924. Oct. (Mematophora).
Publ.: Jan-Mai 1924 (p. 3: Dec 1923; Nat. Nov. Mai 1924), front., p. [1]-95, pl. 1-6.
Copy: NY.
Grumman, Vitus Johannes (1899-1967), German lichenologist. (Grumm.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Material at GFW, LD.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: GR 16-17.
Grunov, Albert (1826-1914), German chemist working in Austria, amateur diato-
mologist. (Grunov).
HERBARIUM and TypPEs: W (Diatoms and other algae), WU (Diatoms fide Wornardt),
B (other collections), dupl. AWH (Diatoms), B, HBG, E, KIEL, L, W.
Ref.: 1H 2: 243.
Anon., Trans. bot. Soc. Edinburgh 17: 538. 1886-89.
Anon., Nat. Nov. 22: 131. 1901.
Lindau, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 56: 176-177. 1914.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 264, 301, 351. 1916.
Newton, Phycol. Bull. 1: 16. 1952.
Rechinger, Das Algenherbarium von A. Grunow, repr. from (?) p. 349-354, repr. B.
(prob. Ann. naturhist. Mus. Wien + 1956).
Wornardt, Int. direct. diat. 34: 1968.
Koster, Taxon 18: 553. 1969.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 86. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 94; BM 2: 744, 6: 414; CSP 3: 53, 7: 859,
10: 78, 12: 295, 15: 498; DTS 1: 97; Jackson p. 224, 503; Kanitz no. 266; KR p. 248-
249; MW p. 147; PR 3619; Saccardo 1: 86.
Ascherson, Fl. Prov. Brandenburg 1: 5. 1860.
Marchesetti, Atti Museo Civico Storia nat. Trieste 9: 153-154. 1895.
Lindau, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 56: 176-177. 1914.
Forti, Alberto Grunow (1826-1914), Padova 1915, 40 p. (portr., bibl.), repr. from
_ Nuova Notarisia 26: 77-144. 1915.
Zahlbruckner, Verh. zool.-bot. Ges. Wien 65: 321-328. 1915 (portr., bibl.)
De Toni, Ann. naturh. Mus. Wien 38: 1-6. 1924 (portr.)
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 78. 1937.
Stafleu, Taxon 21: 195-196. 1972.
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) Fenzl, Reise ... Novara, vol. 1, Sporenpflanzen. Heft 1, Algae 1868.
See sub Fenzl (PR 3619).
(2) Schneider, Naturw. Beitr. Kaukasus-lander. 1878: Algen und Diatomaceen aus dem
kaspischen Meere.
(3) Schmidt, Atlas der Diatomaceenkunde, Hefte 37-53, 1890-1896.
Note: for the many publications in which Grunow participated see Forti, Alberto Grunow
1915, P- 34-40.
EPONYMY: Grunoviella Van Heurck (1896); Grunowia [sic] Rabenhorst (1864).
2201. Die dsterreichischen Diatomaceen. Amsterdam (Linnaeus Press) 1971. Oct. (Osterr.
Diatom.)
Publ.: A facsimile reprint of the text originally published in the Verhandlungen der
kaiserlich-kéniglichen zoologisch-botanischen Gesellschaft in Wien, 12: [315]-472.
1862 (presented 5 Mar 1862) and 12: [545]-588. 1862 (presented 7 Mai 1862), with
plates wit, iv, v, vt, vit, xtai [= vit] and xviii (facsimile reprint publ. 19 Jul 1971, ISBN
g0-6105-003-0, p. [i-ii], [315]-472, [545]-588. Copy: FAS).
Ref.: Stafleu, Taxon 21: 195-196. 1972.
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GUEGUEN
Guéguen, Fernand Pierre Joseph (1872-1915), French mycologist. (Guég.)
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 95.
Anon., Bot. Not. 1915: 236; Rev. gén. Bot. 27: 160. 1915.
Dangeard, Bull. Soc. bot. France 62: 261. 1915.
Radais, Bull. Soc. mycol. France 31: 37-52. 1915 (bibl., portr.)
EPONYMY: Gueguenia Bainier (1907).
2202. Les champignons parasites de Vhomme et des animaux. Généralités, classification,
biologie, technique. — Clefs analytiques, synonymie, diagnoses, histoire parasitologique,
bibliographie. Préface de M. Maxime Radais ... ouvrage renfermant douze planches
et deux index, l’un des hétes, l’autre des parasites. Paris (A. Joanin et Cie) 1904. Oct.
(Champ. paras. homme).
Publ.: 1904 (Nat. Nov. Nov 1904), p. [i]-xvii, [1]-299. Copy: U.
Gueldenstaedt, Johann Anton [von] (1745-1781), Latvian botanist at St. Petersburg,
accompanied S. G. Gmelin on his travels in S.E. Russia. (Gueldenst.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 3: 498, (1): 151; Barnhart 2: 95; BM 2: 745;
Krebel p. 37; PR ed. 1: 3938-3939; TR 501-503.
EPONYMY: Gueldenstaedtia F. E. L. Fischer (1823).
HANDWRITING: Lipschitz and Vasilczenko, Herbarium centrale USSR gg. 1968.
2203. Reisen durch Russland und im Caucasischen Gebiirge. Auf Befehl der Russisch-Kayser-
lichen Akademie der Wissenschaften herausgegeben von P. S. Pallas, St. Petersburg
(Kayserl. Akademie der Wissenschaften) 1787-1791, 2 vols. Qu. (Reis. Russland).
Vol. 1: 1787, p. [i]-xxiv, [1]-511, pl. 1-73. Copy: MO.
Vol. 2: 1791 (n.v.)
Ref.: IF p. 700; LS 10538; MW suppl. p. 81; PR (ed. 1): 3938; TR 106.
Giimbel, Carl Wilhelm (Baron) von (1823-1898), German geologist and palaeobio-
logist, brother of W. T. Giimbel, pupil of Martius. (C. Giimbel).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB; Andrews p. 273; Barnhart 2: 95; BM 2: 745;
CSP 3: 85, 6: 679, 7: 866-868, 10: 87-88, 12: 296, 15: 504-505; DTS 1: 98-99; GR p.
163; Jackson p. 161; LS 10539; PR 3623; Quenstedt p. 179 (many biogr. refs.)
Anon., Alpenfreund 2: 176-182. 1870 (portr.) (n.v., fide DTS).
Anon., Leopoldina 34: 108-109. 1898.
Voit, Sb. Akad. Wiss. Miinchen 29: 281-314. 1899.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 378. 1937.
COMPOSITE WoRKs: See Bruch, Schimper et Giimbel, Bryologia europaea. Giimbel con-
tributed many illustrations.
EPONYMY: Guembelia E. Hampe (1846) is dedicated to his elder brother Wilhelm
Theodor (1812-1858), q.v.
2204. Die sogenannten Nulliporen (Lithothamnium und Dactylophora). Und ihre Betheili-
gung und der Zusammensetzung der Kalkgesteine. Erster Theil die Nulliporen des
Pflanzenreichs (Lithothamnium) ... mit 2 Tafeln. Miinchen (Kén. Bayer. Akad. der
Wissenschaften) 1871. Qu. (Nulliporen).
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GUEPIN
Theil r: 1871, p. [1]-42, pl. 1-2. Copy: PCS. — Preprinted from Abh. k. bayer. Akad.
Wiss. 2. KI. 11 (1. Abth.): 13-52, 1871 (journal vol. publ. 1873).
Theil 2: Die Nulliporen des Thierreichs (Dactyloporideae) nebst Nachtrag zum ersten
Theil ... mit 4 Tafeln. Miinchen 1872. Qu., p. [1], [1]-60, pl. r-4. Copy: PCS. —
Preprinted from Abh. k. bayer. Akad. Wiss. 2. Kl. 11 (1. Abth.): 229-290. 1872
(publ. 1873).
Ref.: Andrews p. 273; BM 2: 745.
Giimbel, Wilhelm Theodor (1812-1858), German bryologist, director of a secondary
school at Spandau. (W. Giimbel).
HERBARIUM and types: Unknown; some mosses at BR. — Giimbel’s extensive moss
herbarium was offered for sale by his brother, C. W. Giimbel, in Flora. It contained
many of the originals on which the illustrations of the Bryologia europaea were based.
Ref.: 1H 2: 245.
Giimbel, C. W., Flora 45: 240. 1862.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 95; BM 2: 745-746; CSP 3: 85-86; 6: 679;
DTS 1: 99; NI 763; PR 3622.
Anon., Bonplandia 6: 335. 1858.
Jaeger, Bot. Zeit. 16: 118-119. 1858, Jahresber. Pollichia 16/17: 341-347. 1859 (bibl.)
Bay, Flora Gesamt-Register 26-100: 16 (publ.), 136. 1gro.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 119. 1937.
EPONYMY: Guembelia E. Hampe (1846).
2205. Die Moosflora der Rheinpfalz fir die Mitglieder und lieben Freunde der Pollichia.
Landau (Ed. Kaussler) 1857. Oct. (Moosfl. Rheinpfalz).
Publ.: 1857 (am Tage St. Jacobi 1857; Flora rd. 14 Oct-14 Nov), p. [1]-95, z pl. (litho-
graph by the author). Copies: NY, Steere. — Originally published in Jahresber.
Pollichia 15: 1:95. 1857. — Folio plate: ““Die Laubmoose der Rheinpfalz.”
Ref.: BM 2: 745; Jackson p. 308; NI 763.
Guépin, Jean Pierre (1779-1858), French physician and botanist at Angers. (Guépin).
HERBARIUM and TYPES: material at CN and PC.
Ref.: TH 2: 244.
Anon., Flora 15(1): Int. Bl. 40-42. Feb 1832.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIoGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 286; Barnhart 2: 96; BM 2: 747; CSP 3: 58;
GR p. 325; PR 3628.
Anon., Flora 41: 175-176. 1858.
EPONYMY: Guepinia E. M. Fries (1825); Guepiniella Baglietto (1870) ; Guepiniopsis Patouil-
lard (1883).
2206. Flore de Maine et Loire, ... tome premier. Angers (L. Pavie) 1830. Duod. f (Fl.
Maine et Loire).
Ed. 1: Tome premier: before 29 Mai 1830 (BF), p. [i*-i1*], [1]-lii, [1, table]. [1]-360.
Copies: BR, G, HH, NY. — Second volume (Crypt.) never published.
Ed. 2: Flore de Maine et Loire ... revue avec soin et considérablement augmentée.
Angers (V. Pavie), Paris (J.-B. Bailliére) Jun 1838. Duod. (in sixes), p. [i*-ii*],
[i]-lxii, [1]-409. Copies: BR, HH, NY.
Supplément a la Flore de Maine et Loire, Angers (Victor Pavie) 1842. Duod. (in sixes) (rd.
Regensburg before 28 Dec 1842), p. [i-vii], [1]-63. Copies: BR, G, NY.
Ed. 3: Flore de Maine et Loire ... troisieme édition, revue avec soin et considérablement
augmentée. Angers (Lainé Fréres), Paris (J. B. Bailliére) 1845. Duod. (in sixes),
p. [i*-ii*], [1]-xcix, [1]-440. Copies: HH, NY.
Supplément a la troisiéme édition de la Flore de Maine et Loire. Angers (Lainé Fréres) 1850.
Duod. (in sixes), p. [i-vii], [1]-51. Copies: BR, G, HH, NY.
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GUEPIN
Second supplément, Angers (Cosnier et Lachése) 1854. Duod., p. [i-iii], [1]-43. As
‘Notice sur une Flore Angevine manuscrite, suivie d’un second supplément a la Flore
de Maine et Loire’. (Copy rd. by Durieu de Maisonneuve on 14 Jul 1854, BR).
Copy: BR. — Reprinted from Annales de la Société Linnéenne de Maine et Loire,
vol. 1, 1854.
Ref.: BH; BM 2: 747; LS 10545; PR 3628.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 3: 173-176. 7 Oct 1833.
Schlechtendal, Bot. Zeit. 4: 555. 7 Aug 1846.
Guerke, Robert Louis August Maximilian (Max) (1854-1911), German botanist
at Berlin. (Guerke).
HERBARIUM and Types: Unknown, some material at K. — B had a set of 154 drawings of
Cactaceae by Mrs Toni Giirke.
Ref.: TH 2: 244.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 6(2): 922; Barnhart 2: 96; BM 2: 749, 6: 417;
CSP 15: 512; DTS 1: 99, 6(4): 143-144; MW p. 147; NI.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 175-176. 1906.
Vaupel, Monatsschr. Kakteenk. 21: 49, 65-67. 1911.
Loesener, Verh. bot. Ver. Brandenburg 53: 29-41. 1911 (1912) (bibl., portr.)
Stearn, J. Bot. 77: 89-91. 1939.
Langman, Lit. Fl. Pl. Mexico 339. 1964.
Anon., Kakt. and Succ. 23: 322. 1972 (portr. only).
COMPOSITE WORKS: (1) EP, Die natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien ed. 1:
(a) Melianthaceae: III. 5: 374-383. Jan 1895.
(b) Ebenaceae: 1V. 1: 153-165. Dec 1891; Suppl., Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 280-281. Oct 1897.
(c) Symplocaceae: IV. 1: 165-172. Dec 1891; Suppl. Nachtr. TI-IV. 1: 281. Oct 1897.
(d) Styracaceae: IV. 1: 172-180. Dec 1891; Suppl., Nachtr. II-IV. 1: 281. Oct 1897.
(e) Borraginaceae: IV. 3A: 71-96. Jun 1893; 97-128. 10 Jul 1894; 129-131. 26 Feb
1895; 377. Feb 1897; Suppl., Nachtr. (with H. Harms) II-IV. 1: 289-290. Nov 1897;
II-IV. 2: 63-64. 8 Oct 1900.
(2) Martius, Flora brasiliensis: Malvaceae 11 (Pavoniae, Hibiscae) : 12(3): 456-585, pl. 79-114.
1892 (fasc. 111: 15 Apr 1892).
(3) Engler, Die Pflanzenwelt Ostafrikas, Teil C: Hydrocharitaceae, Sansevieria, Meliaceae,
Polygalaceae, Melianthaceae, Malvaceae, Ebenaceae, Borraginaceae, Verbenaceae, Labiatae.
(4) Schumann, Giirke and Vaupel, Bliithende Kakieen, Neadamm 1900-1921, see Giirke.
(5) Richter, Plantae europaeae, tom. 2, emended and edited by Guerke, fasc. 1, p. 1-160.
1897, fasc. 2: 161-320. 1899, fasc. 3: 321-480. 1903. See under Richter.
NOTE: Guerke treated many special groups for several of the composite volumes des-
cribing the flora of the German territories in Africa. For full details see Loesener 1911.
Guettard, Jean Etienne (1715-1786), French physician and naturalist. (Guett.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 12(3): 269; Barnhart 2: 97; BM 2: 749, 6: 417;
GR p. 325; LS 10563-10564; PR 3630-3631; Quenstedt p. 176; Saccardo 1: 87; Zander
ed. 10, p. 665.
Condorcet, Hist. Acad. Sci. Paris 1786: 47-62. 1788.
Dryander, Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks 5: 262 [index]. 1800 (bibl.)
Soland, Etude sur Guettard, Angers 1873 (n.v.) — Also in Ann. Soc. Linn. Maine-et-
Loire 13, 14, 15, 1871-1873.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 450 [index]. 1937.
Rappaport, Isis 58: 375-384. 1968 (geol. act.)
Hahn, The anatomy of a scientific institution 347 (biogr.), 69, 114, 132 n. 1971.
Stafleu, Linnaeus and the Linnaeans 87, 275. 1971.
Rappaport, DSB 5: 577-579. 1972 (bibl.)
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GUILLEMIN
EPONYMY: Guettarda Linnaeus (1753); Guettardella Champion ex Bentham (1852).
2207. Observations sur les plantes. Paris (Durand) 1747. 2 vols. Duod. (Observ. pl.)
Vol. 1: 1747, p. [i*-viii*], i-xliti, [27], [1]-302, [20, ind., err.], pl. 1-4. Copies: MO, NY.
Vol. 2: 1747, p.- [i-iv], [1]-464, [24, ind.]. Copzes: MO, NY.
The work deals with the plants from the vicinity of Etampes, Seine-et-Oise, hence
Linnaeus’ designation of it as Guett. Stamp., standing for Flora stampensis. Adanson
refers to it simply by means of Gueit.
Ref.: BM 2: 749; HE p. 27; LS 10563; PR 3630; SO 632d; SA 2: 564.
Adanson, Fam. pl. 1: 27. 1764 (‘1763’).
2208. Cinquiéme mémoire sur les glandes des plantes, et le quatrieme sur usage que
lon peut faire de ces parties dans l’établissement des genres de plantes. Hist. Acad. Sci.
[Paris] Mém. 1749: 322-377. 1753. — Sixiéme mémoire sur les glandes des plantes, et le
cinquiéme ... Hist. Acad. Sci. [Paris]. Mém. 1749: 392-443. 1753.
Publ.: No indication exists that this volume of the Histoire was published after 1 May
1753. For this reason the many Tournefortian names used by Guettard in these two
memoirs should be left out of account for purposes of botanical nomenclature. Until
proof to the contrary is brought forward these publications must be considered as
pre-linnaean.
Ref.: DA 1967.
Rothmaler, Repert. Sp. nov. 53: 2-24. 1944.
2209. Septiéme mémoire sur les glandes des plantes. Hist. Acad. Sci. [Paris] Mém. 1750:
179-235. 1754. — Huitieme mémoire sur les glandes des plantes, Hist. Acad. Sct. [Paris]
Mém. 1750: 345-384. 1754.
Publ.: The Tournefortian and other generic names published in these two memoirs must
be taken into account for purposes of botanical nomenclature if they refer clearly to
previously published generic names accompanied. by descriptions.
Ref.: DA 1967.
Guillaumin, André (1885-1974), French botanist and explorer. (Guzllaumin).
HERBARIUM and TYPEs: P.
Ref.: 1H 2: 244.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 98; BM 2: 418, 6: 418; BFM 921; GR
p- 325; IF suppl. 4: 322; MW p. 147-148, suppl. p. 81; Zander (ed. 10) p. 665-666.
Guillaumin, Notice sur les titres et travaux scientifiques de A. Guillaumin. Paris 1932,
50 p.
Gagnepain, in Lecomte, Fl. Indochine, tome prél. 42. 1944.
McKee, Colloq. int. Centre nat. Rech. sci., Paris 144: 19-31. 1966.
Reed, Bibl. fl. S.E. Asia 84-85. 1969 (bibl.)
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Lecomte, Flore indochine: Burseraceae, suppl. 1(5): 675-682. Dec 1946;
Linaceae-Rutaceae 1(6): 582-687. Mar 1911; Burseraceae 1(7) 707-722. Aug 1911; Hama-
melidaceae-Rhizophoraceae 2(6): 709-734. Oct 1920; Melastomaceae 2(7): 864-936. Mai
1921; Styracaceae-Symplocaceae 3(8): 979-1034. Mar 1933.
Guillemin, [Jean Baptiste] Antoine (1796-1842), French botanist and traveller.
(Guillemin).
COLLECTIONS and typEs: The first set of Guillemin’s own Brazilian collections is at DI
with the rest of his herbarium. His types are mainly at P, but also in G (G-DC and
Delessert herbarium).
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 244; Laségue 46, 240-243.
Candolle, Phytographie 417, 1880.
Urban, FI. bras. 1(1): 30-31. 1906.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 351. 1916.
- Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 86. 1970.
Io2!I
GUILLEMIN
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 98; BM 2: 751, 6: 418; CSP 3: 80, 6: 679;
GR p. 281; LS 4140; NI 765-766; PR 3645-3650, ed. 1: 3973-3978.
Anon., Flora 25: 256. 1842.
Laségue, Ann. Sci. nat. Bot. 17: 294-296. 1842 (bibl.)
Michaud, Biogr. univ. 18: 182-184. 1857.
Mocquin-Tandon, zn Michaud, Biogr. univ. ed. 2. 18: 182. 1857.
Candolle, A. P. de, Mémoires et Souvenirs 143, 332-334. 1862.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 113. 1903, 3(3): 103. 1905.
Urban, Fl. bras. 1(1): 30-31. 1906 (itinerary).
Maiden, J. Roy. Soc. NSW 44: 150-151. 1910.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 233. 1937.
Hepper and Neate, Pl. coll. W. Afr. 34. 1971.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Editor of the Annales des Sciences naturelles Botanique, ser. 2, vols. 1-17,
1834-1842; collaborated in Bory de Saint-Vincent, Dictionnaire classique d’ histoire naturelle
(vols. 3-17, 1823-1831).
EPONYMY: Guilleminea Humboldt, Bonpland & Kunth (1823).
2210. Icones lithographicae plantarum australasiae rariorum. Decades duae quas botanicis
offert J. B. A. Guillemin. Paris (Treuttel et Wurtz), London, Strasbourg 1827. Qu. (Ic.
pl. australas.)
Publ.: In two decades, the second probably only Jan 1828, at least before 2 Feb 1828
(BF), p. [i*-iii1* ], [1]-11, [1]-14, pl. z-20, uncol. unsigned lithographs made for Delessert
between 1820 and 1827. Copies: G, MO, NY.
Ref.: BM 2: 791; GF p. 58; Jackson p. 398; NI 765; PR 3646; IDC 6456.
2211. Hlorae Senegambiae tentamen, seu historia plantarum in diversis Senegambiae
regionibus a peregrinatoribus Perrottet et Leprieur detectarum ... accedunt tabuiae
lapide aut aere incisae. ‘Tomus primus. Paris (Treuttel et Wurtz), London 1830-1833.
Qu. fT (Fl. Seneg. tent.)
Co-authors: George Samuel Perrottet (1793-1870); Achille Richard (1794-1852) (signed
at the end of each order).
part pages plates dates part pages plates dates
I [1]-40 1-8 15-30 Jan 1831-45 161-200 839-48 ~=11-17 Feb 1832
2 41-80 9-18 23-26 Apr 1831 6 201-240 49-58 2 Jul 1832
3 81-120 19-27, 23 Jun 1831 a 241-280 59-66 22 Oct 1832
29(=28)
4 121-160 29[bis|-38 Sep 1831 8 281-316, 67-72 15 Apr 1833
[i]-xi
[5, ind.],
[tsverr||
Copies: MO, NY, Teyler. — For sources of dates see TL-1. For a prospectus see Bull. Sci.
nat. géol. [Férussac] 23: 259-261. 1830. One or two (not four) volumes were announced
with a total of 12-15 livraisons which would appear every other month. The quarto
edition on papier jésus was with black and white figures, the edition on papier vélin with
coloured ones. — The 72 plates are coloured lithographs of drawings by Decaisne and
Vauthier.
Ref.: BM 2: 751; Jackson p. 352; GF p. 58; NI 766; PR 3647; RS p. 86; SK p. clxxxv;
IDC 5942.
Guillemin, letters to A. P. de Candolle at G.
Anon., Lit. Ber. Flora 1: 96, 216-218. 1831 (fasc. 1), 2: 49-63. 1832 (fasc. I-5), 4: 1-26.
1834 (fasc. 6-8).
Guillemin, Arch. de Bot. 2: 234. 16 Sep. 1833.
Hiern, J. Bot. 18: 263. 1880.
Barnhart, unpublished notes at NY.
Procés-Verbaux, Académie des Sciences 9-10, 1921-1922 (for the years 1831-1833).
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GUIMPEL
2212. Archives de Botanique ou recueil mensuel de mémoires originaux, d’extraits et
d’analyses bibliographiques, d’annonces et d’avis divers concernant cette science;
rédigées par une société de botanistes frangais et étrangers sous la direction de M. A. J.
Guillemin, M. D. Paris 1833 (Bureau des Archives, ‘Treuttel et Wurtz, Levrault, Béchet
Jeune, Mercklein) 1833, 2 vols. Oct. (Arch. Bot.)
tome livr. pages dates tome livr. pages dates
I I 1-96 28 Jan 1833 2 I 1-96 15 Jul 1833
2 97-192 11 Feb 1833 2 97-192 12 Aug 1833
3 193-288 11 Mar 1833 3 193-288 16 Sep 1833
4 289-384. 15 Apr 1833 4. 289-384. 21 Oct 1833
5 385-480 13 Mai 1833 5 385-480 25 Nov 1833
6 481-576 10 Jun 1833 6 481-608 23 Dec 1833
Copy: NY. — The dates are the dates of presentation to the Académie des Sciences
(Paris), taken from the Procés-Verbaux, 10(1922); fasc. 1 was announced in BF on
12 Jan 1833; the other parts were not mentioned. Vol. 2 concludes with a detailed subject
index. The journal carried many up-to-date reviews. Vol. 1 has pl. 1-10, vol. 2: 11-20.
Ref.: BM 2: 751; Jackson p. 475; PR 3649; IDC 5231.
2213. [Zephyritis taitensis] Enumération des plantes découvertes par les voyageurs dans
les Iles de la Société, principalement dans celle de Taiti. Paris (Paul Renouard) 1837.
Oct. (Kephyritis).
Publ.: Reprint late 1837?, p. [i], [1]-84 (received by the Académie des Sciences only on
22 Jan 1838). — Reprinted, with separate pagination, from Ann. Sci. nat. ser. 2. 6:
297-320. Nov 1836, 7: 177-192. Mar 1837, 241-255. Apr 1837, 349-370. Jun 1837.
The title Zephyritis taitensis appears in the periodical.
Ref.: BM 2: 751; IF p. 700; Jackson p. 405; LS 10576; PR 3650.
Jardin, Mém. de Cherbourg 7: 237-244. (suppl.)
Guimpel, Friedrich (1774-1839), German botanical artist and engraver, professor at
the Academy of Arts in Berlin. (Guimpel).
ORIGINALS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 99; BM 2: 751; MW p. 148; NI 2: 252
[index]; PR 3651-3654.
Ratzeburg, Forstwiss. Schriftsteller-Lexikon 213. 1874.
Thieme-Becker, Allg. Lexikon bild. Kiinstler 15: 320. 1922.
Moebius, Gesch. Bot. 397-398. 1937.
Schmid, Chamisso als Naturforscher 168 [index]. 1942.
Helm, Festschr. Nissen 358-359. 1973.
COMPOSITE WORKS: Guimpel illustrated e.g. :
(1) Hayne, F. G., Getreue Darstellung ... in der Arzneikunde gebrduchliche Gewdchse, Berlin
1805-1846.
(2) Schlechtendal, D. F. L. von, Hortus halensis, Halle 1841-1853.
(3) Schlechtendal, D. F. L. von, Adumbrationes plantarum, Berlin 1825-1832.
-. NOTE: Guimpel was an artist who colloborated with botanists such as H. G. L. Reichen-
bach, Hayne, Klotzsch, Link, Nees, Otto, Schlechtendal and Willdenow in the pro-
duction of illustrated botanical works.
2214. Abbildung der deutschen Holzarten fir Forstmanner und Liebhaber der Botanik,
herausgegeben von Friedrich Guimpel . . . entworfen und beschrieben von Carl Ludwig
Willdenow, in letzter Riicksicht fortgesetzt von Friedrich Gottlob Hayne. Berlin
(Schiippel) [1810-]1815-1820, 2 vols. Qu. (Abbild. deut. Holzart.)
Co-authors: Carl Ludwig Willdenow (1765-1812), text; Friedrich Gottlob Hayne (1763-
1832), end of treatment.
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GUIMPEL
vol. fasc. pages plates dates vol. fasc. pages plates dates
I I 1-16 F-O Pe UNSTOTOR it 10 73-80 55-60 ~=—s-« 1812
2 17-22 7-12 Sep 1810 11-16 = 81-128 61-96 1812-1815
3 23-28 19-18 1811 17 129-136 97-102 1815
4 29-34. 9-24 1811 18 [1-111], 103-108 1815
137-[148]
5 35-40 25-30 1811 2 19 [149]-156 rog-114 1815
6 41-48 31-36 1811 20 157-162 II5-120 1815
7 49-56 37-42 1812 21 163-170 121-126 1816
8 57-64. 43-48 1812 22-36 [i], 127-216 1816-1820
9 65-72 49-54 1812 171-302
Copies: MO, NY, Morton Arb. — The above details are taken from a copy at the Morton
Arboretum, Lisle I]1., kindly supplied by Ian MacPhail. A publisher’s note on the death
of Willdenow is inserted in front of p. 73. The text to be continued by F. G. Hayne. The
original covers of fasc. 1-9 cite Willdenow as the only author, later Willdenow and
Hayne. The covers of fascicles 11-16 and 22-36 are not present in the Morton Arboretum
copy and not seen by me in any other copy either. The plates are coloured copper
engravings by F. Guimpel. BH contains much information which will allow some
further precision.
Ref.: BM 2: 751; NI 2154; PR 3651.
Fuchs, Taxon 11: 129-130. 1962.
2215. Abbildung der fremden in Deutschland ausdauernden Holzarten ... herausgegeben
von F. Guimpel mit Angabe der Cultur von F. Otto ... beschrieben von F. G. Hayne.
Berlin (G. Reimer) [1819-]1825[-1830]. Qu. + (Abdbild. fremd. Holzart.)
Co-authors: Christian Friedrich Otto (1783-1856), on cultivation; Friedrich Gottlob
Hayne (1763-1832), descriptions.
Publ.: Published in 24 Hefte between 1819-1830, contents and dates of which are
imperfectly known; p. [i]-[viii], 1-170, pl. 1-144, coloured copper engravings by
F. Guimpel. Copy: G.
Ref.: BM 2: 751; MW p. 148; NI 818; PR 3652.
Anon., Flora 2: 408-412. 14 Jul 1819 (announcement and rev. of fasc. 1, 2).
Rickett, NAF 28B(2): 333. 1945.
2216. Abbildung und Beschreibung aller in der Pharmacopoea borussica aufgeftihrten Gewdchse.
Herausgegeben von Friedrich Guimpel ... Text von D. F. L. von Schlechtendal.
Berlin (Ludwig Oehmigke) [1828-]1830-1837, 3 vols. Qu. (Abbild. Pharmac. Gew.)
Co-author: Diedrich Franz Leonhard von Schlechtendal (1794-1866), text.
Publ.: In 53 Hefte, of which contents and dates are imperfectly known, between 1828
and 1837.
Vol. 1: 1830, p. [i], [1]-191, [192], pl. 1-100. Copy: NY.
Vol. 2: 1833, p. [i], [1]-123, [124], pl. ror-200. Copy: NY.
Vol. 3: 1837, p. [i], [1]-120, pl. 201-308. Copy: NY.
The plates are coloured copper engravings by F. Guimpel.
Ref.: BM 2: 751; NI 1769; PR 3653.
Gunnerus, Johan Ernst (1718-1773), Norwegian botanist and clergyman. (Gunn.)
HERBARIUM and.TyPEs: LINN, TRH.
Ref.: 1H 2: 245.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BloGRAPHY: AG 6(1): 676; Barnhart 2: 101; GR p. 712; NI 767;
PR 3657; Quenstedt p. 178.
Hornemann, Nat. Tidskr. 1: 565-566. 1837.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 101, 169. 1903, 3(3): 184. 1905.
Dahl, Naturen 42: 33-59. 1918 (portr.)
Petersen et Printz, Johan Ernst Gunnerus, Mindeblade, Trondhjem 1919, 141 p.
portr. )
1024.
GUSSONE
Nordgard, Norsk biografisk Leksikon 5: 98-103. 1931.
Nordhagen, Kgl. Norske Vid. Selsk. Forh. 33: 1-31. 1960.
Dahl, Biskop Gunnerus’ virksomhet fornemmelig som botaniker. ‘Trondhjem 1892-1910,
in various vols. of Kgl. Norske Vidensk. Selsk. Skr. (see Kleppa 1973 for a complete
list).
Bille, Blyttia 29(3): 157-159. 1971.
Engegard, Blyttia 3(1): 3-15. 1973 (portr. on postage stamp).
Kleppa, Norsk bot. bibl. 1814-1964. 5. 1973.
Hansen, Bot. ‘Tidsskr. 69: 209. 1974.
EPONYMY: Gunnera Linnaeus (1767); Gunneropsis Oersted (1857).
2217. Flora norvegica, observationibus praesertim oeconomicis panosque norvegici
locupletata. Nidrosia [Trondhjem] (Vinding), Kjobenhavn (F. C. Pelt) 1766-1772,
2 vols. Fol. (Fl. norveg.)
Vol. 1: 1766 (p. viii: 29 Mar 1766), [i*-vii*], [i]-vili, 1-96, [2, index], pl. 1-3. Copies:
HH, HU, PCS.
Vol. 2: 1772 (p. iv: 23 Apr 1772), p. [i-iv], [1]-148, [indexes sign. Pp-Zz, Aaa-F ff],
pl. 1-9. Copies: HH, HU, PCS.
Additamenta: Norske Vid. Selsk. Skrivt. 4: 81-86.
Ref.: NI 767; PR 3657.
Engegard, Blyttia 31: 3-15. 1973.
Gussone, Giovanni (1787-1866), Italian botanist at Naples. (Guss.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: Mainly at NAP (14.000 species), but in part also at FI. Other
material at B, BM, BP, C, GGE, G, G-DC, K, KIEL, LY, MANCH, P, TC, W.
Ref.: 1H 2: 246; Saccardo 2: 57.
Pasquale, Nuovo Giorn. Bot. Ital. ser. 2. 1: 260. 1894.
Urban, Gesch. Berlin-Dahlem 351. 1916.
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 87. 1970.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 2(1): 462, 6(2): 936; Barnhart 2: 101; BM 2: 754;
CSP 3: 94; GR p. 532; IF p. 700; Jackson p. 554 [index]; PR 3658-3663; Zander ed. 10,
p. 666.
Candolle, A. P. de, Mém. Souv. 412. 1862.
Anon., Flora 49: 171. 1866; Pasquale, 55: 59-60. 1871.
Wittrock, Acta Horti Berg. 3(2): 163. 1903, 3(3): 178. 1905.
Trotter, Delpinoa, Napoli 1: 75-108. 1948 (portr., bibl.) (q.v. for further sources,
mss. etc.)
Catalano, Delpinoa, Napoli 11: 5-170. 1958.
Gilbert, Gard. Chron. 159(5): 100. 1966.
EPONYMY: Gussonea K. B. Presl (1828) ; Gussonea ‘Tornabene (1848-1849).
HANDWRITING: Candollea 30: 381-382. 1975.
2218. Plantae rariores quas in itinere per oras jonii ac adriatici maris et per regiones
samnii ac aprutii collegit Joannes Gussone med. doct. et praefectus hr. botanici in
Boccadifalco. Napoli (Regia Typographia) 1826. Qu. (Pl. rar.)
Text: 1826 (p. iv: 4 Kal. Jun 1826), p. [i-vi], [1]-401, [2, err.]. Copy: NY.
Icones: 1826, p. [i]-xi, pl. 1-66, uncol. liths. by G. Cali. Copy: HH.
Ref.: PR 3659; IDC 5046.
2219. Florae siculae prodromus sive plantarum in Sicilia ulteriori nascentium enumeratio
secundum systema Linnaeanum disposita. Napoli (Ex regia typographia) 1827-1828,
2 vols. Oct. (Fl. sicul. prodr.)
Vol. 1: Oct-Dec 1827 (dedic. Oct 1827), p. [i]-viii, [1]-592, add. [1]-11. Copies: G, NY
(500 copies printed).
Vol. 2: 1828[-1832], p. [1]-586. Copies: G, NY. — p. 581: ““Aug 1832 absoluti.”
GUSSONE
Supplementum: Napoli 1832-1843. Oct., 2 fasc. viii, 242 p.
Ref.: BM 2: 754; Jackson p. 322; PR 3660; SO 832a; IDC 98.
2220. Flora sicula sive descriptiones et icones plantarum rariorum Siciliae ulterioris
Francisci I. Borbonii regis utriusque Siciliae regni jussu edita. Napoli 1829. Fol. + (Fi.
sicul.)
Publ.: 1829. — Only one fascicle was published containing 16 pages of text and five
plates numbered 7-v. An additional plate numbered xiv is found in some copies [BM].
The plates are engraved and hand-coloured after drawings by Francesco Paderni.
The book seems to be very rare.
Ref.: BM 2: 754; GF p. 58; Jackson p. 322; NI 768; PR 3661; IDC 5944.
2221. Florae siculae synopsis exhibens plantas vasculares in Sicilia insulisque adjacentibus
huc usque detectas, secundum systema Linneanum dispositas. Napoli (Tramater) 1842-
1844[-1845]. 2 vols. Qu. (Fl. sicul. syn.)
Vol. r: 1843 (p. 575: Februar. an. 1843 absoluti; t.p. 1842), p. [i*-11*], [i]-v, [1]-582.
Copies: HU, MO, NY.
Vol. 2, part r: 1844 (p. 529: Junio an. 1844 abs.; p. 2: Apr 1843; t.p. 1843), p. [1]-529.
Copies: MO, NY.
Part 2: Jul 1844-Sep 1845 (see p. 903; back of t.p. Jul 1844; Flora 14 Mai 1845, Bot.
Zeit. 4: 45. 16 Mai 1845, Gersdorf 7 Nov 1845), p. [i], 527 [sic]-920. Copies: HU,
MO, NY.
It is possible that the book came out in parts in view of the difference in dates between
the t.p.’s and the last pages. Vol. 2 has on p. 668: Oct 1844, on p. 674: Kal. Jan. 1845,
p. 903: Sep 1845. The MO copy has a title page of vol. 1 limited to “‘Florae siculae
synopsis auctore Joanne Gussone”’ and imprint.
Ref.: BL 2: 391; BM 2: 754; IF p. 700; Jackson p. 322; PR 3662; SO 8481; IDC 122.
2222. Enumeratio plantarum vascularium in insula Inarime sponte provenientium vel oeco-
nomico usu passim cultarum. Napoli (Vanni) 1854. Qu. (Enum. pl. Inarim.)
Publ.: 1855 (t.p. 1854; p. [iv]: iv cal. Maji 1855, addenda p. [3]: Jun 1855; consiglio
22 Mar 1854), p. [i*-111*], [i]-xix, [1]-4.28, [3, add.], [1, err.], [1, consiglio], pl. 1-20,
uncol., by G. Janelli. Copies: HH, M.
Ref.: PR 3663.
Anon., Flora 40: 339-352. 14. Jun 1857.
Gusuleac, Mihail (1887-1960), Roumanian botanist. (Gusul.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BUG, further material at B, C, CERN, GH, W.
Ref.: 1H 1 (ed. 6): 359, 2: 246.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 102; BFM 2407; MW p. 148.
Tarnavschii, Acta bot. Horti Bucurestiensis 1960: 375-380. 1961 (bibl.)
Gutbier, Christian August vom (1798-1866), German palaeobiologist in Sachsen.
(Gutbier).
COLLECTIONS: Unknown.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: ADB 10: 216-217; Andrews p. 273; (Poggendorff) ;
Barnhart 2: 102; BM 2: 754, 6: 419; CSP 3: 95; PR 3664-3665; Quenstedt 1866: 59-64.
Anon., Flora 49: 349. 1866.
Geinitz, S. B. naturw. Ges. Isis, Dresden 1866: 59-64 (bibl.)
Langer, Argumenta palaeobotanica 2: 27-30. 1968.
EPONYMY: Gutbiera Pfeiffer (1874, orth. var.); Guttbiera KK. B. Presl ex A. T. Brongniart
(1849).
2223. Abdriicke und Versteinerungen des Kwickauer Schwarzkohlengebirges und seiner Umge-
bungen. Zwickau (G. Richter) 1835. Oct. (Abdr. Verst. Schwarzkohlengeb.)
1026
GYORFFY
Publ.: Mai-Jun (see e.g. ABD 1 Jul 1836; BH), p. [i]-viii, [9]-80, pl. 1-11, 3b. Copy: NY.
Ref.: Andrews p. 41; BM 2: 754; PR 3664.
Nissen, Zool. Buchill. 183. 1969 (no. 1771).
Gyelnik, Vilmos Kéfaragé (1906-1945), Hungarian lichenologist. (Gyeln.)
HERBARIUM and TyPEs: BP. — Exsiccatae: Lichenotheca (nos. 1-100 and 121-200 at FH).
Ref.: Verseghy, Typenversammlung der Flechtensammlung [at BP] 1964.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 104; GR p. 651-652; LS suppl. 10424-
10439; MW p. 148, suppl. p. 82.
KuSan, Ann. mycol. 32: 57. 1934 (criticism).
Hillmann, Rep. Sp. nov., Fedde 46: 132. 1939.
Sjodin, Acta horti gothoburg. 19: 113. 1954 (bibl., catalogue of new names).
NOTE ON NAME: Generally cited as Gyelnik; the author himself wrote K6faragé-Gyelnik
at least from 1938 onward. In his earlier publications he signed V. Gyelnik.
COMPOSITE WoRKS: Rabenhorst, Krypt.-Flora, ed. 2: Pannariaceae, vol. 9 (2.2). 1940.
Gyorffy, Istvan (1880-1959), Transsylvanian bryologist. (Gydrffy).
HERBARIUM and TypEs: Unknown. — Exsiccatae: (with Marton Péterfi (1875-1922):
Bryotheca regnit Hungariae exsiccata, edita a sectione botanica Musei nationalis Transsilvanict (nos.
1-50, Kolozsvar 1916). Also: Flora hungarica exsicc.
Ref wU Eno ss247-
Hedge and Lamond, Index coll. Edinburgh 87. 1970.
Sayre, Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 19(2): 208-209. 1971.
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: Barnhart 2: 104; BM 6: 420; GR p. 658; LS suppl.
10440-10444, 33963; KR p. 251.
Gorgei, Szepesi Hirndk 52(4) (24 Jan 1914).
Boros, Rev. bryol. lichénol. 28: 400-408. 1959 (bibl., portr.)
Futak et Domin, Bibliogr. fl. Csr 226-229. 1960 (bibl.)
Lenley et al, Cat. manuscr. coll. New York Bot. Gard. 191. 1973 (corr.)
COMPOSITE works: Editor of Folia cryptogamica 1924-1942, vol. 1 (fasc. 1-10), vol. 2 fasc.
1-5. Facsimile reprint announced by Fliick-Wirth 1968. The issues dated 1935-1939 were
published in 1936-1942.
EPONYMY: Gyoerffyana E. Kol & F. Chodat; Gyoerffyella E. Kol (1928).
1027
Index of Titles
Each book treated in the foregoing text has been assigned a number
printed in bold face; these are given in this index at the end of each entry.
Because both short titles (the first significant words of the full title) and
abbreviations of short titles are given, this index includes both. The
initial definite and indefinite articles are omitted from titles. The un-
abbreviated short titles are alphabetized word by word, but the abbre-
viated ones are treated as if they were single words, with the omission of
punctuation and spaces. Ifa title is mentioned under two book numbers,
both are given in this index.
Since the same title, at least in its short form, may have been used by two
or more authors, each entry includes the name of the author in the form
recommended at the end of the first paragraph of the section treating
him and his books.
Titles of exsiccatae are included, printed in italics, and titles of journals
taken from the surname of botanists are printed in capital letters. Both
kinds of entry include, in parentheses, the surname of the person con-
cerned preceded by the initial of his first name with the word “‘see’’ in
italics.
Abb. Beschr. Deutschl. Giftgew. (Brandt)
708
Abbild. deut. Holzart. (Guimpel) 2214
Abbild. fremd. Holzart. (Guimpel) 2215
Abbild. Pharmac. Gew. (Guimpel) 2216
Abbild. Thiere Pfl. (Fenzl) 1765
Abbildung der deutschen Holzarten
(Guimpel) 2214
Abbildung der fremden in Deutschland
ausdauernden Holzarten (Guimpel)
2215
Abbildung und Beschreibung aller in der
Pharmacopoea borussica aufgefiihrten
Gewachse (Guimpel) 2216
Abbildung und Beschreibung der in
Deutschland wildwachsenden und in
Garten im Freien ausdauernden Gift-
gewachse (Brandt) 708
Abbildungen und Beschreibungen neuer
und selthener Thiere und Pflanzen in
Syrien (Fenzl) 1765
Abdriicke und _ Versteinerungen des
Zwickauer Schwarzkohlengebirges
(Gutbier) 2223
Abdr. Verst. Schwarzkohlengeb. (Gutbier)
2223
Abhandlungen iiber die Arzneikrafte der
Pflanzen (Dierb.) 1450
Abhandlung vom Geschlecht der Pflanzen
und der Befruchtung (Berwald) 496
Abhandlung von den Arten des Unkrauts
(J. F. Gmelin) 2046
1028
Abhandlung von den giftigen Gewachsen
(J. F. Gmelin) 2044
Abhandlung von den Obstbaumen (Du-
hamel) 1546
Abhandlungen auf dem Gebiete der
Mykologie (Bonord.) 647
Abhandlungen von Baumen Stauden und
Strauchen (Duhamel) 1544
Abh. Art. Unkrauts: “(jock
2046
Abh. Arzneikr. Pfl. (Dierb.) 1450
Abh. Baum. Strauch. (Duhamel) 1544
Abh. Geschl. Pfl. (Berwald) 496
Abh. gift. Gew. (J. F. Gmelin) 2044
Abh. Mykol. (Bonord.) 647
Abrothallus (De Not.) 1376
Acaena (Bitter) 538
Achimeneae (Colla) 1174
ADANSONIA (see M. Adanson)
Adansonia (Baill.) 245
Gmelin)
ADANSONIA NOUVELLE SERIE (see
M. Adanson)
ADDISONIA (see A. Brown)
Additamentum generum novorum
(Crantz) 1266
Additions pour le Traité des arbres et
arbustes (Duhamel) 1544
Adnotationes quaedam ad floram beroli-
nensem C. S. Kunthii (Cham.) 1081
Adnot. fl. berol. (Cham.) 1081
A. Engler’s Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien
(Engl.) 1707
African species of Oldenlandia (Bremek.)
730
Agrost. aegypt. (Fig.) 1774
Agrost. helv. (Gaudin) 1970
Agrostographiae aegyptiaceae fragmenta
(Fig.) 1774,
Agrostographie des départemens du Nord
de la France (Desmaz.) 1397
Agrostogr. N. France (Desmaz.)
Agrostologia aplicada (Arechav.) 161
Agrostologia helvetica (Gaudin) 1970
Album crypt., alg. (Coupin) 1256
Album crypt., fung. (Coupin) 1257
Album général de cryptogames ... Algae
(Coupin) 1256
Album général des cryptogames
Fungi (Coupin) 1257
Alc. alg. microsc. (Biasol.) 507
Alcune alghe microscopiche (Biasol.) 507
Algae Americae-borealis exsiccatae (see D.
Eaton)
Algae aquae dulcis exsiccatae praecipue scandi-
navicae (see F. Elfving)
Algae britannicae (Grev.) 2162
Algae britannicae, dried specimens of ...
(see R. Greville)
Algae britannicae
E. George)
Algae ceylonicae (see W. Ferguson)
Algae exsiccatae americae borealis (see W.
Farlow)
Algae marinae canarienses (see F. Boergesen)
Algae marinae ex insulis danic. Indiae oc-
cidentalis (see F. Boergesen)
Algae marinae faeroensis (see ¥. Boergesen)
Algae maris mediterranei et adriatici
(J. Agardh) 52
Algae of Bermuda (Collins) 1178
Algae of Bermuda (see F. Collins)
Algae rossicae exsiccatae (see C. Gobi)
Algae Scandinaviae exsiccatae quas adjeciis
characeis
Algae scandinavicae exsiccatae (see J. Ares-
choug)
Algae scoticae (see J. Chalmers)
Algae vegetation (Boerg.) 587
Algarum decas prima (C. Agardh) 37
Algarum fasciculi (see J. Cocks)
Algarum unicellularium genera nova
(A. Braun) 713
Alg. Bermuda (Collins) 1178
Alg. brit. (Grev.) 2162
Alg. dalmat. Kiiste (Frauenfeld) 1851
Alg. dec. prima (C. Agardh) 37
Algen der dalmatischen Kiiste (Frauen-
feld) 1851
Algenflora des Weissen Meeres (Gobi)
2053
Algenfl. Weiss. Meer. (Gobi) 2053
Algernes systematik (J. Agardh) 62
algae
rariores exsiccatae (see
INDEX TO TITLES
Algern. syst. (J. Agardh) 62
Alg. Falaise (Bréb.) 725
Alg. fl. Buitenzorg (De Wild.) 1430
Alghe (Ardiss.) 156
Algis Novae Zelandiae
Agardh) 58
Algis unicellularibus (A. Braun) 713
Alg. mar. medit. (J. Agardh) 52
Alg. Nov. Zeland. mar. (J. Agardh) 58
Algol. mar. ligust. (De Not.) 1373
Algologiae maris ligustici specimen (De
Not.) 1373
Alg. Schousboe (Born.) 665
Algues de la flore de Buitenzorg (De
Wild.) 1430
Algues de la Normandie (see F. Chauvin)
Algues de P.-K.-A. Schousboe (Born.) 665
Algues des environs de Falaise (Bréb.) 725
Algues marines du Finistére (see P. Crouan)
Algues vertes de la Suisse (Chodat) 1107
Alg. unicell. (A. Braun) 713
Alg. vertes Suisse (Chodat) 1107
Aliq. not. Garciae arom. hist. (Clus.) 1146
Aliquot notae in Garciae aromatum
historiam (Clus.) 1146
Allgemeine Biologie der Pflanzen (C.
Agardh) 46
Allgemeine Geschichte der Pflanzengifte
(J. F. Gmelin) 2045
Allgemeine Uebersicht der Flora auf den
Canarischen Inseln (L. v. Buch) 862
Allg. Gesch. Pflanzengifte (J. F. Gmelin)
2045
Allg. Uebers. Fl. Canar. Ins. (L. v. Buch)
862
Alpine fl. Canad. Rocky Mts. (S. Brown)
839
Alpine flora of the Canadian Rocky’
Mountains (S. Brown) 839
Ambrosina (Bassi) 336
Ambrosina, novum plantae genus (Bassi)
336
Amer. geol. (Emmons) 1668
American geology (Emmons) 1668
American medical botany (Bigel.) 514
Amer. med. bot. (Bigel.) 514
Amoen. ital. (Bertol.) 486
Amoenitates italicae (Bertol.) 486
Anal. Campylodiscus (Deby) 1333
Analecta algol. (J. Agardh) 63
Analecta algologica (J. Agardh) 63
Analecta lichenum rariorum (Anzi) 146
Analecta lich. rar. (Anzi) 146
ANALES DEL INSTITUTO BOTANICO A. J.
CAVANILLES (see A. Cavanilles)
Anal. fam. pl. (Dumort.) 1562
Anal. fl. (Batsch) 348
Anal. gen. pl. phanerostem. (Allman) 102
Analisi microscopica di alcuni saggi di
fitoplancton (De Toni) 1424
marinis (J.
1029
INDEX TO TITLES
Anal. keys N. Amer. mosses (Barnes) 312
Anal. microsc. fitopl. (De Toni) 1424
Analyse des familles des plantes (Dumort.)
1562
Analyses florum (Batsch) 348
Analysis of the diatomaceous
Campylodiscus (Deby) 1333
Analysis, per differentias constantes vigin-
ti, inchoata, generum plantarum pha-
nerostemonum (Allman) 102
Analytic keys to the genera and species of
North American mosses (Barnes) 312
Anat. comp. vég. (Chatin) 1088
Anat. Gymnosp.-H6lz. (Gothan) 2095
Anatomie comparée des végétaux (Cha-
tin) 1088
Anatomie et physiologie végétales (Baill.)
256
Anatomie lebender und fossiler Gymno-
spermen-Hd6lzer (Gothan) 2095
Anatomisch-physiologische Untersuchun-
gen uber Haplomitrium MHookeri
(Gottsche) 2096
Anat.-phys. Unters. Haplomitrium (Gott-
sche) 2096
Anat. phys. vég. (Baill.) 256
Animady. bot. (Ard.) 159
Animadv. bot. spec. alt. (Ard.) 160
Animadyv. bot. Valer. (Betcke) 503
Animadversiones botanicae in Valeria-
nellas (Betcke) 503
Animadversionum botanicarum specimen
(Ard.) 159
Animadversionum botanicarum specimen
alterum (Ard.) 160
Anleit. Stud. Bot. (A. DC) 974
Anleit. Stud. Mykol. (Corda) 1226
Anleittung zum Studium der Botanik
(A. DC) 974
Anleitung zum Studium der Mykologie
(Corda) 1226
Anniv. vol. bot. gard. Calcutta (Biswas)
O37
Annotationes in Pedacii Dioscoridis Ana-
zarbei de materia medica (V. Cordus)
1231
Annotations a la flore de France et
d’Allemagne (Billot) 518
Annot. Diosc. mat. med. (V. Cordus) 1231
Annot. fl. France Allemagne (Billot) 518
Antechningar dfver de i Sverige vaxande
atliga svampar (Fr.) 1879
Anteckningar éfver svamparnes geogra-
fiska utbreding (E. P. Fr.) 1897
Anteckn. svamp. geogr. utbred. (E.
Fr.) 1897
Anteckn. Sver. atl. svamp. (Fr.) 1879
Antediluvian phytology (Artis) 191
Antediluv. phytol. (Artis) 191
Anthol. prodr. (Engelm.) 1689
genus
1030
Antholysi prodromus (Engelm.) 1689
Apercgu des genres ou sous-genres nou-
veaux formés par ... dans la famille
des Synantherées (Cass.) 1047
Apergu @histoire naturelle (Gaillon) 1932
Apergu gen. Synanth. (Cass.) 1047
Apergu hist. nat. (Gaillon) 1932
Apergu microscopique et physiologique
de la fructification des thalassiophytes
symphysistées (Gaillon) 1930
Apergu systématique des Ustilaginées
(A. Fisch. v. Waldh.) 1797
Apercu syst. Ustilag. (A. Fisch. v. Waldh.)
E797
Apercu thalassioph. symphys. (Gaillon)
1930
Aphor. bot. (C. Agardh) 39
Aphorismi botanici (C. Agardh) 39
Appendix ad Floram ingricam (Gorter)
2090
Appendix Ludovici Bellardi ad Floram
pedemontanam (Bellardi) 414
App. fl. pedem. (Bellardi) 414
Appunti di patologia vegetale (Cavara)
1067
Appunti patol. veg. (Cavara) 1067
Apuntes fl. Puerto-Rico (Bello) 415
Apuntes para la flora de las dos Castillas
(Colm.) 1180
Apuntes para la flora de Puerto-Rico
(Bello) 415
Apunt. fl. Castillas (Colm.) 1180
Araceae exsiccatae (see A. Engler)
Arachnoidiscus (N. E. Brown) 823
Arbores, frutices et suffrutices Linnaei (see
J. Ehrhart)
Arboretum fossile (see H. Goeppert)
Arch. Bot. (Guillemin) 2212
Archives de Botanique (Guillemin) 2212
Armeriae (Ebel) 1618
Armeriae genere (Ebel) 1618
Aromatum, et simplicium historia (Garcia
de Orta) 1947
Arom. simpl. hist. (Garcia de Orta) 1947
Arten Kohls Rettige (DC) 996
ASA GRAY BULLETIN (see A. Gray)
Asclepiadeae (R. Br.) 826
Asiatic Palms — Corypheae (Becc.) 382
Asiat. Palms, Coryph. (Becc.) 382
Astragalogia (DC) 984
Atakta bot. (Endl.) 1675
Atakta botanica (Endl.) 1675
Atlas champ. comest. (Dufour) 1541
Atlas de la flore d’Alger (Battand.) 353
Atlas de la flore des environs de Paris
(Coss.) 1241
Atlas de la historia fisica y politica de
Chile (Gay) 1975
Atlas de plantes de jardins et d’apparte-
ments (D. Bois) 601
Atlas de poche de la flore suisse (Binz) 522
Atlas des champignons comestibles et
vénéneux (Dufour) 1541
Atlas des champignons de la Franche-
Comte (Boyer) 696
Atlas fl. Alger (Battand.) 353
Atlas fl. Paris (Coss.) 1241
Atlas 6fver den Skandinaviska florans
naturliga familjer (Anderss.) 126
Atlas Skand. nat. fam. (Anderss.) 126
Atlas zur Physicalischen Beschreibung
der Canarischen Inseln (L. v. Buch)
863
Atl. pl. jard. (D. Bois) 601
Auct. fl. pedem. (All.) 101
Auctuarium (J. Burm.) 930
Auctuarium ad floram pedemontanam
(All.) ror
Auctuarium ad synopsim methodicam
stirpium horti regii raurinensis (All.) 99
Aufzahlung der in der Umgebung Erfurts
beobachteten Micromiceten (Died.)
1443 ;
Aug. Pyrami de Candolle Botanicon
gallicum (Duby) 1536
Augsburg. Blumenl. (J. Alten) 106
Augsburgische Blumenlese (J. Alten) 106
August Garcke’s illustrierte Flora von
Deutschland (Garcke) ‘1949
Australian orchids (Fitzg.) 1799
Austral. orch. (Fitzg.) 1799
Ausz. Natur-Gesch. adriat. Meer (Donati)
1500
Aventures de Robert Fortune (Fortune)
1830
Avis préalable Cambridge (Briq.) 769
Avis préal. Cambridge (Briq.) 769
Bach’s Flora der Rheinprovinz (Bach) 218
Bahama fl. (Britton) 787
Bahama Flora (Britton) 787
BAILEYA (see L. H. Bailey)
Bambusées (FE. G. Camus) 970
Bangiaceen des Golfes von Neapel (Bert-
hold) 483
Bangiac. golf. Neapel (Berthold) 483
BarTonrI<A (see B. Barton and W. Barton)
Bartram’s Reisen durch Nord- und Siid-
Karolina (W. Bartram) 329
BastTERIA (see J. Baster)
Bau des Pflanzenstammes (Corda) 1222
BaunintA (see C. Bauhin and J. Bauhin)
Bau pflanzenstamm. (Corda) 1222
Bau und die Verwandtschaften der
Alsineen (Bartl.) 316
Beauties Flora (S. Curtis) 1284
Beauties of Flora (S. Curtis) 1284
Begriff der Pflanzenart (Bernh.) 479
Beer. Pflanzenart (Bernh.) 479
Beitraege zur Entwicklungsgeschichte des
Pistills (Buchenau) 864
INDEX TO TITLES
Beitrag zur Infusorienkunde Russlands
(Eichw.) 1653
Beitrag zur Kenntniss der Flora Russlands
und der Steppen Central-Asiens (Bun-
ge) 917
Beitrage zu Deutschlands Flora (Dierb.)
1448
Beitrage zur Botanik (Bartl.) 316
Beitrage zur Entwicklungsgeschichte der
Hochgebirgsfloren (Engl.) 1714
Beitrage zur Flora der Oesterreichischen
Kiustenlander (Bartl.) 316
Beitrage zur Flora der Schweiz (Gremli)
2147
Beitrage zur Flora der Vorwelt (Corda)
1227
Beitrage zur Flora Deutschlands und der
Schweiz (Bisch.) 536
Beitrage zur Flora und Pflanzengeogra-
phie Australiens (Domin) 1496
Beitrage zur Flora von Abyssinien (Fre-
sen.) 1858
Beitrage zur Flora von Aegypten und
Arabien (Fresen.) 1857
Beitrage zur Flora von Brixen (Bachlech-
ner) 220
Beitrage zur Geologie und Palaontologie
der Republik Mexico (Felix) 1759
Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Anatomie und
Systematik der Gloeolichenen (Forssell)
1818
Beitrage zur Kenntiss der Befruchtung
(C. F. Gaertn.) 1923
Beitrage zur Kenntmiss der Cyperaceen
(Boeck.) 581
Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Dracaneen
(Goepp.) 2076
Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Lemaneaceen
(F. Bornemann) 661
Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Nostochaceen
(L. Fisch.) 1792
Beitrage zur Kenntmiss der Vegetation
und Flora von Ecuador (Diels) 14.46
Beitrége zur Mecklenburgischen Pilzflora (see
C. Fiedler)
Beitrage zur Morphologie und Biologie
der Familie der Orchideen (Beer) 399
Beitrage zur Mykologie (Fresen.) 1859
Beitrage zur Naturgeschichte und Ver-
breitung des Genus Saxifraga L. (Engl.)
1699
Beitrage zur Naturkunde (Ehrh.) 1645
Beitrage zur Urgeschichte der Pflanzen
(C. F. W. Braun) 719
itr. Bot. (Bard.) 316
r. Cyper. (Boeck.) 581
itr. Deutschl. Fl. (Dierb.) 1448
Beitr. Dracan. (Goepp.) 2076
Beitr. Entwicklungsgesch. Hochgebirgsfl.
(Engl.) 1714
1031
INDEX TO TITLES
Beitr. Entw. Pistills (Buchenau) 864.
Beitr. Fl. Abyssin. (Fresen.) 1858
Beitr. Fl. Aegypt. (Fresen.) 1857
Beitr. Fl. Brixen (Bachlechner) 220
Beitr. Fl. Deutschl. (Bisch.) 536
Beitr. Fl. Russl. (Bunge) 917
Beitr. Fl. Schweiz. (Gremli) 2147
Beitr. Fl. Vorwelt (Corda) 1227
Beitr. Geol. Mexiko (Felix) 1759
Beitr. Gloeolich. (Forssell) 1818
Beitr. Infusorienk. Russl. (Eichw.) 1653
Beitr. Kenntn. Befrucht. (C. F. Gaertn.)
1923
Beitr. Kenntm. Nostoch. (L. Fisch.) 1792
Beitr. Lemaneac. (F. Bornemann) 661
Beitr. Morph. Biol. Orchid. (Beer) 399
Beitr. Mykol. (Fresen.) 1859
Beitr. Naturgesch. Saxifraga (Engl.) 1699
Beitr. Naturk. (Ehrh.) 1645
Beitr. Urgesch. Pfl. (C. F. W. Braun)
719
Beitr. Veg. Ecuador (Diels) 1446
Bekn. fl. Java (Backer) 229
Beknopte flora van Java (Nood uitgave)
(Backer) 229
Belgii plantis (Caels) 941
Belg. pl. (Caels) 941
Bemerkungen iiber_ die
(Bisch.) 534
Bem. Leberm. (Bisch.) 534
Lebermoose
Bericht tuber das Werk Physiotypia
plantarum austriacarum (Ettingsh.)
1723
Bernstein (Goepp.) 2073
Beschr. Arzen. Pfl. (Feuillées) 1767
Beschr. Carolina (Catesby) 1057
Beschreibung der Milchblatter-Schwam-
me im Grossherzogthum Baden (C. C.
Gmelin) 2041
Beschreibung der um Halifax wachsende
Pilze (Bolton) 624
Beschreibung und Natur-Geschichte von.
Groénland (Egede) 1629
Beschreibung von Carolina, Florida und
den Bahamischen Inseln (Catesby) 1057
Beschreibung zur Arzeney dienlicher
Pflanzen (Feuillées) 1767
Beschreibungen der Gattungen von Pflan-
zen (J. R. Forster) 1826
Beschr. Gatt. Pfl. (J. R. Forster) 1826
Beschr. Groénland (Egede) 1629
Bestimm. Gartenpfl. (E. Berger) 452
Bestimmung der Gartenpflanzen (E. Ber-
ger) 452
Betracht. Bienenstand. (Gled.) 2034
Betracht. Erschein. Verjiing. Natur. (A.
Braun) 712
Betrachtung iiber die Beschaffenheit des
Bienenstandes (Gled.) 2034.
Betrachtungen tiber die Erscheinung der
1032
Verjiingung in der Natur. (A. Braun)
712
Bibl. algol. univ. (De Toni fil.) 1425
Bibl. hist. nat. (Boehmer) 584
Bibl. index N. Amer. fungi (Farl.) 1739
Bibliographia algologica universalis (De
Toni fil.) 1425
Bibliographical index of North American
fungi (Farl.) 1739
Biblioth. deby. (Deby) 1332
Bibliotheca debyana (Deby) 1332
Bibliotheca Diatomologica (Deby) 1332
Bibliotheca diatomologica (De Toni) 1421
Bibliotheca phycologica (De Toni) 1421
Bibliotheca phycologica, addenda (De
Toni) 1421
Bibliotheca scriptorum historiae naturalis
(Boehmer) 584.
Bidrag till Florideernes systematik (J.
Agardh) 56
Bidrag till Kannedomen om de Svenska
formerna af algslagtet Enteromorpha
(K. Ahlner) 67
Bidrag till knoppfjallens anatomi (Adlerz)
28
Bidr. Florid. syst. (J. Agardh) 56
Bidr. knoppfjall. anat. (Adlerz) 28
Bidr. Svenska form. Enteromorpha (K.
Ahlner) 67
Bijdrage tot de kennis van de Melastoma-
taceae (Bakh., f.) 274
Bijdragen tot de flora van Nederlandsch
Indié (Blume) 562
Bijdr. fl. Ned. Ind. (Blume) 562
Bijdr. Melastom. (Bakh., f.) 274
BituoTia (see P. Billot)
Biographical index of British and Irish
betanists (Britten) 772
Biographical index of deceased British and
Irish botanists (Britten) 772
Biogr. ind. Brit. Irish bot. (Britten) 772
Bladmossflora for Sveriges lagland (Ad-
lerz) 29
Bladmossfl. Sver. Lagland (Adlerz) 29
Blatt-Skel. Dikot. (Ettingsh.) 1724
Blatt-Skelete der Dikotyledonen
tingsh.) 1724
Bloemkundig woordenboek (Eeden) 1626
BLuMEA (see C. Blume)
Bliithendiagr. (Eichler) 1650
Bliithendiagramme (Eichler) 1650
BiyttTia (see A. Blytt)
BorsstERA (see P. Boissier)
Boleti fung. gen. (Fr.) 1875
Boleti, fungorum generis (Fr.) 1875
Bombay fl. (Dalzell) 1300
Bombay flora (Dalzell) 1300
BonpLANDIA (see A. Bonpland)
BorsAsta (see V. Borbas)
Bot. Adressb. (Dérfl.) 1495
(Et-
Botanica y los botanicos de la peninsula
hispano-lusitana (Colm.) 1181
Botanical and zoological drawings (W.
Bartram) 330
Botanical appendix to Captain Sturt’s
Expedition into Central Australia (R.
Br.) 837
Botanical dictionary (Eaton) 1615
Botanical grammar and_ dictionary
(Eaton) 1615
Botanical guide to the environs of Chel-
tenham (Buckman) 898
Botanical guide to the flowering plants
(Buxton) 939
Botanical magazine (Curtis) 1290
Botanical Register (Edwards) 1625
Botanical tables containing the different
familys of British plants (Bute) 938
Botanical text-book (A. Gray) 2121, 2122
Botanical works of the late George Engel-
mann (Englm.) 1696
Botanicon gallicum (DC) 988
Botanicon Scandinaviae (Billb.) 517
Botanicon sinicum (Bretschneider) 747
Botanik von Ost-Afrika (Aschers.) 196
Botaniker-Adressbuch (Dorfl.) 1495
Botanische Bemerkungen (Batsch) 349
Botanische Kunstsprache (Bisch.) 523
Botanischen Untersuchungen uber Myxo-
myceten und Entomophtoreen (Bref.)
730
Botanische Untersuchungen tiber Schim-
melpilze (Bref.) 729
Botaniskt-Antiqvariske Excursioner (Fr.)
1876
Botaniste cultivateur (Dum. Cours.) 1553
Botanist’s repository (Andr.) 135
Botanologicon (E. Cordus) 1230
Bot.-Antiq. Excurs. (Fr.) 1876
Botany of Porto Rico and the Virgin
Islands (Britton) 788
Botany of Socotra (I. B. Balf.) 286
Botany of the Azores (Godm.) 2056
Botany of the Death Valley Expedition
(Coville) 1260
Botany of the northern and middle states
(L. C. Beck) 388
Botany of the southern states (Darby) 1309
Botany of the voyage of H. M. S. Sulphur
(Benth.) 425
Bot. Bemerk. (Batsch) 349
Bot. cult. (Dum. Cours.) 1553
Bot. dict. (Eaton) 1615
Bot. gall. (Duby) 1536
Bot. guide Cheltenham (Buckman) 898
Bot. guide fl. pl. (Buxton) 939
Bot. Kunstsprache (Bisch.) 528
Bot. Mag. (Curtis) 1290
Bot. north. middle states (L. C. Beck) 388
Bot. Ost-Afrika (Aschers.) 198
INDEX TO TITLES
Bot. penins. hispano-lusit. (Colm.) 1181
Bot. Porto Rico (Britton) 788
Bot. Reg. (Edwards) 1625
Bot. repos. (Andr.) 135
Bot. Scand. (Billb.) 517
Bot. sinic. (Bretschneider) 747
Bot. Socotra (I. B. Balf.) 286
Bot. south. States (Darby) 1309
Bot. Sturt’s exped. C. Australia (R. Br.)
837
Bot. tabl. Brit. pl. (Bute) 938
Bot. text (A. Gray) 2122
Bot. Unters. Schimmelpilze (Bref.) 729
Bot. voy. Sulphur (Benth.) 425
Bot. zool. draw. (W. Bartram) 330
Brack- und Salzwasseralgen der ostfriesischen
Inseln und Kiisten (see C. Eiben)
BRADEA (see A. Brade)
Brauntange (Gobi) 2051
BREBISSONIA (see L. Brébisson)
Bréviaire bot. (P. Fourn.) 1836
Bréviaire du botaniste (P. Fourn.) 1836
Brit. Charoph. (J. Groves) 2199
Brit. Conferv. (Dillwyn) 1473
Brit. desm. (Cooke) 1209
Brit. edible fung. (Cooke) 1211
Brit. fresh-water alg. (Cooke) 1208
Brit. herb. (J. Edwards) 1624
British and Irish Charophyta (see J. Groves)
British Charophyta (see G. Allen)
British Charophyta (J. Groves) 2199
British Confervae (Dillwyn) 1473
British desmids (Cooke) 1209
British edible fungi (Cooke) 1211
British fresh-water algae (Cooke) 1208
British Fungi (see M. Berkeley)
British herbal (J. Edwards) 1624
British moss-flora (Braithw.) 700
British phaenogamous botany (Baxter)
374
British rust fungi (Grove) 2197
British stem- and leaf-fungi (Grove) 2198
Brit. leaf-fung. (Grove) 2198
Brit. moss-fl. (Braithw.) 700
Brit. phaen. bot. (Baxter) 374
Brit. rust fungi (Grove) 2197
BritTonia (see N. Britton)
Bromel. Andr. (André) 132
Bromeliaceae Andreanae (André) 132
BROTERIA (see F. Brotero)
Bryol. atl. (Geh.) 1983
Bryol. austr. excurs. (Garov.) 1953
Bryol. europ. (Bruch) 844
Bryol. jav. (Dozy) 1512
Bryologia atlantica (Geh.) 1983
Bryologia austriaca excursoria (Garov.)
1953
Bryologia europaea (Bruch) 844
Bryologia javanica (Dozy) 1512
Bryologia universa (Brid.) 757
1033
INDEX TO TITLES
Bryol. univ. (Brid.) 757
Bryophyta azorica (see V. Allorge)
Bryotheca belgica, herbier des mousses de
Belgique (see P. Gravet)
Bryotheca bohemica (see EK. Bauer)
Bryotheca carpathica. Musci frondost et
hepaticae in montibus tatra (see V. Greschik)
Bryotheca europaea meridionalis (see M.
Fleischer)
Bryotheca fennica (see V. Brotherus)
Bryotheca gallica (see G. Dismier)
Bryotheca iberica (see V. Allorge)
Bryotheca regni Hungariae exsiccata, edita a
sectione botanica Musei nationalis Trans-
silvanici (see I. Gyorffy)
Bryotheca transsilvanica (see J. Barth)
Cact. (Britton) 786
Cactaceae (Britton) 786
Cactus catalogue (Alverson) 108
Calamariae, Gramina et Tripetaloideae Linnaei
(see J. Ehrhart)
Carpasia (see F. Caldas)
Calendr. Fl. (Chastenay) 1087
Calendrier de Flore (Chastenay) 1087
Calluna (W. Beijerinck) 405
Calques des dessins de la flore du Mexique
(A. DC) 977
Calques fl. Mexique (A. DC) 977
Canadensium plantarum, aliarumque
nondum editarum historia (Cornut)
1233
Canad. pl. (Cornut) 1233
CANDOLLEA (see A. de Candolle, A. P. de
Candolle, and R. de Candolle)
Caracteres et les affinités des Oliniées
(Decne.) 1340
Car. affin. Oliniées (Decne.) 1340
Caroli a Linné, Systema naturae
(J. F. Gmelin) 2043
Caroli Linnaei botanicorum principis
Systema plantarum Europae (Gilib.)
2014.
Cassini on Compos. (Cass.) 1050
Cassini on Compositae (Cass.) 1050
Catalogo metédico de plantas observadas
en Catalufia (Colm.) 1179
Catalogue and field-book of British
basidiomycetes (Cooke) 1215
Catalogue de la flore de Belgique (Crép.)
1274
Catalogue de la
(Gaut.) 1974
Catalogue de la flore des Iles Acores
(Drouet) 1521
Catalogue de la flore vaudoise
Durand) 1590
Catalogue des champignons observés aux
environs de Bruxelles (E. Bommer) 627
Catalogue des hépatiques du sud-ouest de
la Suisse (Bernet) 477
flore des Corbiéres
(Th.
1034
Catalogue des plantes de France (E. G.
Camus) 968
Catalogue des plantes du département de
Eure (Brouard) 815
Catalogue des plantes du Jardin botani-
que du Gymnase de Volhynie 4 Krze-
mieniec (Besser) 499
Catalogue des plantes indigénes des
Pyrénées et du Bas-Languedoc (Benth.)
420
Catalogue des plantes observées dans
Vétendue du département de Il’Oise
(L. Graves) 2117
Catalogue des plantes omises dans la
botanographie Belgique et dans les
flores du Nord de la France (Desmaz.)
1398
Catalogue des plantes phanérogames du
département du Doubs (Gren.) 2151
Catalogue des plantes qui croissent natu-
rellement aux environs de Marseille
(Castagne) 1053
Catalogue des plantes qui croissent natu-
rellement dans le département des
Bouches-du-Rhéne (Castagne) 1054
Catalogue des plantes récoltées en Espagne
et en Portugal (Gand.) 1945
Catalogue des plantes spontanées qui ont
été jusqu’ici trouvées dans les iles
Canaries (L. v. Buch) 863
Catalogue des plantes vasculaires du
Tessin (Chenevard) 1095a
Catalogue du jardin des plantes, a Goren-
ki (Fisch.) 1784
Catalogue latin et francois des arbres et
arbustes (Buchoz) 890
Catalogue latin et francois des arbustes et
plantes (Buchoz) 894
Catalogue latin et francois des plantes
vivaces (Buchoz) 893
Catalogue of plants found in New Jersey
(Britton) 776
Catalogue of plants found in the Banda
district 1847-49 (Edgew.) 1622
Catalogue of the British marine algae
(Batters) 361
Catalogue of the British medicinal,
culinary and agricultural plants (Cur-
tis) 1289
Catalogue of the flora of Texas (Cory) 1236
Catalogue of the flowering plants and
ferns of Connecticut (C. Graves) 2115
Catalogue of the fossil plants of the
Glossopteris flora (E. Arber) 150
Catalogue of the indigenous flowering and
filicoid plants growing within 20 miles
of Bridgewater (A. Gray) 2118
Catalogue of the indiginous and naturali-
sed plants of Queensland (F. M.
Bailey) 235
Catalogue of the more valuable and rare
plants growing in the public botanic
garden in the mountains of Liguanea
(Broughton) 819
Catalogue of the plants growing in Bom-
bay and its vicinity (J. Graham) 2108
Catalogue of the plants growing in the
vicinity of San Francisco (Boland.) 615
Catalogue of the plants growing wild in
the environs of London (Curtis) 1285
Catalogue of the plants of the Punjab and
Sindh (Aitch.) 70
Catalogue plantarum in horto botanico
gymnasii Volhyniensis Cremeneci cul-
tarum (Besser) 500
Catalogue raisonné de la flore des Pyré-
nées-orientales (Gaut.) 1973
Catalogue raisonné des champignons
supérieurs d’Autun (Gillot) 2022
Catalogue raisonné des phanérogames de
la Dordogne (Des Moul.) 1407
Catalogue raisonné des phanérogames de
la Dordogne, Additions (Des Moul.) 14.05
Catalogue raisonné des plantes de la
Dordogne (Des Moul.) 1402
Catalogue raisonné des plantes du dépar-
tement de Sadéne-et-Loire (Carion) 1023
Catalogue raisonné des plantes observées
jusqu’a ce jour qui croissent naturelle-
ment dans le département de Aube
(Briard) 754
Catalogue raisonné des plantes qui crois-
sent naturellement a St.-Calais (Diard)
1438
Catalogue raisonné et descriptif des
plantes vasculaires du département des
Ardennes (Callay) 947
Catalogus (Blume) 560
Catalogus arborum (J. Gerard) 1994
Catalogus bibliothecae historico-naturalis
Josephi Banks (Dryander) 1534.
Catalogus cormophytorum et anthophy-
torum Serbiae, Bosniae, Hercegovinae,
Montis scodri, Albaniae (Aschers.) 197
Catalogus herbarii (E. Berger) 451
Catalogus herbarii plantarum in horto
bogoriensi cultarum (Boldingh) 618
Catalogus horti academici Vindobonensis
(Endl.) 1685
Catalogus Hortus
(Cav.) 1066
Catalogus lichenum quos in provincia
Sondriensi et circa Novum-Comum
collegit et in ordinem systematicum
digessit (Anzi) 144
Catalogus plantarum (Balb.) 277
Catalogus plantarum circa Gissam sponte
nascentium (Dill.) 1469
Catalogus plantarum cubensium (Griseb.)
2184
regius matritensis
INDEX TO TITLES
Catalogus plantarum exsiccatarum Africae
australioris (Drége) 1519
Catalogus plantarum horti botanici mon-
speliensis (DC) 991
Catalogus plantarum horti camalduensis
(Dehnh.) 1344
Catalogus plantarum horti medici am-
stelaedamensis (J. Commelijn) 1188
Caralogus plantarum horti regii parisien-
sis (Desf.) 1394
Catalogus plantarum phanerogamarum
(Boerl.) 596
Catalogus plantarum sponte circa Gissam
nascentium (Dill.) 1470
Catalogus stirpium (Capelli) to1g
Catalogus stirpium horti botanici tauri-
nensis (Balb.) 277
Catal. pl. Banda (Edgew.) 1622
Cat. arb. (J. Gerard) 1994
Cat. arbr. arbust. (Buchoz) 890
Cat. arbust. pl. (Buchoz) 894
Cat. bibl. hist. nat. Banks (Dryander)
1534
Cat. Brit. mar. alg. (Batters) 361
Cat. Brit. med. pl. (Curtis) 1289
Cat. champ. Autun (Gillot) 2022
Cat. champ. Bruxelles (E. Bommer) 629
Cat. cormophyt. anthophyt. Serbiae
(Aschers.) 197
Cat. field-book Brit. basidiomyc. (Cooke)
1215
Cat. fl. Acores (Drouet) 1521
Cat. fl. aud. (Th. Durand) 1590
Cat. fl. Belgique (Crép.) 1274
Cat. fl. Corbiéres (Gaut.) 1974
Cat. fl. Pyrénées-orientales (Gaut.) 1973
Cat. fl. Texas (Cory) 1236
Cat. Glossopteris fl. (E. Arber) 150
Cat. hép. Suisse (Bernet) 4.77
Cat. herb. (E. Berger) 451
Cat. herb. bogor. (Boldingh) 618
Cat. hort. Cremeneci (Besser) 500
Cat. horti camald. (Dehnh.) 1344
Cat. horti med. Amstelaed. (J. Com-
melijn) 1188
Cat. horti Vindob. (Endl.) 1685
Cat. jard. bot. Krzemieniec (Besser) 499
Cat. jard. Gorenki (Fisch.) 1784
Cat. lich. Sondr. (Anzi) 144
Cat. pl. (Balb.) 277
Cat. pl. Afr. austral. (Drége) 1519
Cat. pl. Ardennes (Callay) 947
Cat. pl. Aube (Briard) 754
Cat. pl. Bombay (J. Graham) 2108
Cat. pl. Bouches-du-Rhéne (Castagne)
1054
Cat. pl. Catalufia (Colm.) 1179
Cat. pl. circa Gissam (Dill.) 1469, 14.70
Cat. pl. Connecticut (C. Graves) 2115
Cat. pl. cub. (Griseb.) 2184
1035
INDEX TO TITLES
Cat. pl. Doubs (Gren.) 2151
Cat. pl. Espagne (Gand.) 1945
Cat. pl. Eure (Brouard) 815
Cat. pl. France (E. G. Camus) 968
Cat. pl. gard. Liguanea (Broughton) 819
Cat. pl. horti monsp. (DC) g91
Cat. pl. London (Curtis) 1285
Cat. pl. Marseille (Castagne) 1053
Cat. pl. New Jersey (Britton) 776
Cat. pl. Oise (L. Graves) 2117
Cat. pl. omises botanogr.
(Desmaz.) 1398
Cat. pl. phan. (Boerl.) 596
Cat. pl. Punjab Sindh (Aitch.) 70
Cat. pl. Pyrénées (Benth.) 420
Cat. pl. San Francisco (Boland.) 615
Cat. pl. Sadne-et-Loire (Carion) 1023
Cat. pl. St. Calais (Diard) 1438
Cat. pl. vasc. Tessin (Chenevard) tog5a
Cat. pl. vivaces (Buchoz) 893
Cat. rais. phan. Dordogne, add. (Des
Moul.) 1405
Cat. rais. phan. Dordogne, suppl. fin.
(Des Moul.) 1407
Cat. rais. pl. Dordogne (Des Moul.) 1402
Cat. stirp. (Capelli) 1019
CAVANILLESIA (see A. Cavanilles)
Cenno pirenomic. sfer. (De Not.) 1376
Cenno sulla tribu de’ pirenomiceti sferia-
cei (De Not.) 1376
Cent. Euphorb. (Boiss.) 609
Centuria Euphorbiarum (Boiss.) 609
Ceratotheca (Endl.) 1673
Chain life geol. time (J. W. Dawson)
1318
Chain of life in geological time (J. W.
Dawson) 1318
Champ. comest. France (Boyer) 696
Champ. France (Cordier) 1229
Champ. France discomyc. (Gill.) 2020
Champ. France gastéromyc. (Gill.) 2021
Champ. France hyménomyc. (Gill.) 2019
Champignons (Acloque) 14
Champignons (Cooke) 1202
Champignons comestibles et vénéneux de
la France (Boyer) 696
Champignons de France. Les discomycétes
(Gill.) 2020
Champignons de France. Les gastéromy-
cétes (Gill.) 2021
Champignons de la France (Cordier) 1229
Champignons de la province de Nice
(Barla) 309
Champignons des Isles de St.-Thomé et des
Princes (see D. Bresadola)
Champignons observés a la Rochelle
(G. Bernard) 476
Belgique
Champignons parasites de lVhomme
(Guég.) 2202
Champignons (fungi, hymenomycétes)
1036
qui croissent en France (Gill.) 2018,
2019
Champ. Nice (Barla) 309
Champ. paras. homme (Guég.) 2202
Champ. Rochelle (G. Bernard) 476
Charac. Afrik. (A. Braun) 716
Charac. amer. (R. F. Allen) 86
Charac. America (T. F. Allen) 87, 88
Characeae americanae (T. F. Allen) 86
Characeae americanae exsiccatae (see 'T. Allen)
Characeae Britannicae exsiccatae (see H.
Groves)
Characeae japonicae exsiccatae (see 'T. Allen)
Characeae of America (T. F. Allen) 87, 88
Characeen (Filarszky) 1775
Characeen Afrika’s (A. Braun) 716
Characeen Europas (see A. Braun)
Characeen und Equiseteen organogra-
phisch, anatomisch, physiologisch und
systematisch bearbeitet (Bisch.) 530
Characteres-generum plantarum (J. R.
Forster) 1826
Characters and descriptions of three new
species of plants (R. Br.) 829
Charakteristik der Schichten und Petre-
facten des sachsisch-béhmischen Krei-
degebirges (Geinitz) 1984
Char. gen. pl. (J. R. Forster) 1826
Charophyta indica (see G. Allen)
Char. pl. China Abel (R. Br.) 829
Char. Schicht. Kreidegeb. (Geinitz) 1984
Chataigniers (A. Camus) 966
Checklist of the plants contained in
Gray’s Manual (Day) 1320
Checkl. pl. Gray man. (Day) 1320
Chénes (A. Camus) 967
Chloris melvilliana (R. Br.) 831
Chlor. melvill. (R. Br.) 831
Choix de plantes du Corollaire des in-
stituts de Tournefort (Desf.) 1395
Choix pl. Coroll. (Desf.) 1395
Chytridium (A. Braun) 714
Cinquiéme mémoire sur les glandes des
plantes (Guett.) 2208
Civil and natural history of Jamaica in
three parts (P. Br.) 842
Civ. nat. hist. Jamaica (P. Br.) 842
Cladoniae belgicae exsiccatae (see A.
mans)
Cladoniae cisalpinae exsiccatae (see M. Anzi)
Cladoniae herbariorum Floerke et Wallroth (see
F. Arnold)
Cladoniarum exemplaria exsiccata, commenta-
tionem novam illustrantia (see H. Floerke)
Cladonien-Abb. (Britzelm.) 790
Cladonien-Abbildungen (Britzelm.) 790
Cladonien der Flora germanica (A. Dufft)
Cladoniis (Floerke) 1807
Classes et noms des plantes (Buisson) 900
Classes plantarum (C. Agardh) 39, 44
Coe-
Classification des saules d’Europe et
monographie des saules de France
(A. Camus) 963
Classification et la distribution des végé-
taux fossiles (Brongn.) 6
Classification et monographie des saules
d’Europe (A. Camus) 963
Classific. vég. foss. (Brongn.) 796
Classif. saules Europe (A. Camus) 963
Classis cruciformium emendata (Crantz)
1269
Classis umbelliferarum
(Crantz) 1267
Clav. angl. ling. bot. (Berkenhout) 466
Clavarias of the United States and
Canada (Coker) 1163
Clavar. U.S. (Coker) 1163
Clav. fam. pl. (Fr.) 1880
Clavis anglica linguae botanicae (Berken-
hout) 466
Clavis in familias plantarum indigenas
(Fr.) 1880
Clavis synoptica hymenomycetum euro-
paearum (Cooke) 1206
Clav. syn. hymenomyc. eur. (Cooke) 1206
Cl. crucif. emend. (Crantz) 1269
Cl. noms pl. (Buisson) 900
Cl. umbell. emend. (Crantz) 1267
Coleccion de papeles sobre controversias
botanicas (Cav.) 1063
Colecc. pap. bot. (Cav.) 1062
Col. engr. heaths (Andr.) 134
Collection de mémoires (DC) 1008
Collection des Orchidées (Blume) 568,
569
Collection of dried plants (see J. Dickson)
Collections for an essay towards a materia
medica of the United States (Barton)
319
Coll. mater. med. U. S. (Barton) 319
Coll. mém. (DC) 1008
Coll. Orchid. (Blume) 569
Coloq. simples (Garcia de Orta) 1946
Coloquios dos simples (Garcia de Orta)
1946
Coloured engravings of heaths (Andr.) 134.
Comital fl. Brit. Isl. (Druce) 1527
Comital flora of the British Isles (Druce)
1527
Commelynaceae et Cyrtandraceae ben-
galenses (C. B. Clarke) 1137
Commelyn. Cyrtandr. bengal.
Clarke) 1137
Commentarius in cel. L. Quéletii dis-
sertationem (Fr.) 1896
Commentatio de distributione Hieracii
generis per Europam_ geographica
(Griseb.) 2176
Commentationes
1550
emendata
(Cay
botanicae (Dumort.)
INDEX TO TITLES
Commentationes de leguminosarum gene-
ribus (Benth.) 423
Comment. bot. (Dumort.) 1558
Comm. Hierac. Eur. (Griseb) 2176
Comm. legum. gen. (Benth.) 423
Comm. Quél. diss. (Fr.) 1896
Comparative morphology and biology of
the fungi, mycetozoa and bacteria (de
Bary) 335
Comp. bot. (Brot.) 809
Compendio de botanica (Brot.) 809
Compendio della flora italiana (Arcang.)
I5I
Compendio della flora italiana (Ces.) 1075
Compendium florae atlanticae (Coss.)
1244
Compendium florae Germaniae (Bluff)
559
Compendium florae philadelphicae (W.
Barton) 325
Comp. fl. Adant. (Coss.) 1244
Comp. fl. German. (Bluff) 559
Comp. fl. ital. (Arcang.) 151
Comp. fl. ital. (Ces.) 1075
Comp. fl. philadelph. (W. Barton) 325
Compos. ind. (C. B. Clarke) 1138
Compositae indicae (C. B. Clarke)
1138
Compr. cat. Queensland pl. (F. M. Bailey)
238
Comprehensive catalogue of Queensland
plants both indigenous and naturalised
(F. M. Bailey) 238
Coniferarum structura
(Goepp.) 2070
Coniferen (Antoine) 141
Conif. struct. (Goepp.) 2070
Consid. diatom. (Bréb.) 726
Considérations sur la famille des Nyctagi-
nées (Choisy) 1118
Considérations sur les diatomées (Bréb.)
726
Consid. Nyctagin. (Choisy) 1118
Consp. Charac. Europ. (A. Braun) 715
Consp. diatom. (C. Agardh) 47
Conspectul florei Romaniei (Grecescu)
2135
Conspectus criticus diatomacearum (C.
Agardh) 47
Conspectus florae africae (Th. Durand)
1593
Conspectus florae angolensis (Exell) 1734
Conspectus fungorum in Lusatiae supe-
rioris agro niskiensi crescentium e
methodo Persooniana (Albertini) 75
Conspectus plantarum magniducatuum
megalopolitanorum phanerogamarum
(Dethard.) 1419
Conspectus systematicus Characearum
Europaearum (A. Braun) 715
anatomica
1037
INDEX TO TITLES
Conspectus systematicus Hydrillearum
(Casp.) 1041
Conspectus vegetationis Lapponiae (An-
derss.) 125
Consp. fl. afric. (Th. Durand) 1593
Consp. fl. angol. (Exell) 1734
Consp. fl. Roman. (Grecescu) 2135
Consp. fung. lusat. (Albertini)
Consp. Hydrill. (Casp.) 1041
Consp. pl. megalopol. (Dethard.) 1419
Consp. veg. Lapponiae (Anderss.) 125
Contrafayt Kreiiterbuch (Brunfels) 855
Contraf. Kreiiterb. (Brunfels) 855
Conw. fl. atl. (Battand.) 358
Contr. fl. Bolivia (Buchtien) 895
Contr. fl. Katanga (De Wild.) 1436
Contribuciones a la flora de Bolivia
(Buchtien) 895
Contribuciones al conocimiento de la
vegetacion y de la flora del Ecuador
(Diels) 1446
Contribution a l’étude de la flore du
Katanga (De Wild.) 1436
Contribution a l’étude des champignons
inférieurs (Gaillard) 1928
Contribution to the knowledge of the
Melastomataceae (Bakh., f.) 275
Contribution to the phytogeography and
flora of the Arfak mountains (Gibbs)
2009
Contributions a la flore atlantique (Bat-
tand.) 358
CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE GRAY HERBARIUM
(see A. Gray)
Contributions to a monograph of the
Lithothamnia (Foslie) 1834
Contributions to mycologia britannica
(Cooke) 1204
Contributions to North American botany
(A. Gray) 2123
Contributions to the Flora of the Bahama
Islands I-IV (Britton) 782
Contributions to the knowledge of the
vegetation of the Canary Islands
(Boerg.) 590
Contr. knowl. veg. Canary Isl. (Boerg.)
590
Contr. Lithothamnia (Foslie) 1834
Contr. Melastom. (Bakh., f.) 275
Contr. mycol. brit. (Cooke) 1204
Convolv. diss. sec. (Choisy) 1115
Convolv. diss. tert. (Choisy) 1116
Convolv. orient. (Choisy) 1114
Convolvulaceae orientales (Choisy) 1114
Convolvulaceis dissertatio secunda
(Choisy) 1115
Convolvulaceis dissertatio tertia (Choisy)
1116
Cours bot. (Alyon) 109
Cours de botanique (Alyon) 109
1038
Cours de Botanique (Thouars) 1585
Cours de phytologie (Thouars) 1585
Craspedomon. (Francé) 1841
Craspedomonadinak szervezete (Francé)
1841
Criptogamas vasculares de Mexico (Con-
zatti) 1193, 1194
Cript. vasc. México (Conzatti) 1194
Crotonis monographiam (Geiseler) 1989
Croton. monogr. (Geiseler) 1989
Crucif. Elatin. Bras. merid. syn. (Cam-
bess.) 953
Cruciferarum, Elatinearum, Caryophy]l-
learum, Paronychiearumque, Brasiliae
meridionalis, synopsis (Cambess.) 953
Cruijdeb. (Dodoens) 1482, 1484
Crtijdeboeck (Dodoens) 1482, 1484
Cruydt-boeck (Dodoens) 1490, 1491, 1492
Cruydt-boeck Remberti Dodonaei (Do-
doens) 1492
Cryptogamae exsiccatae editae a Museo Palatino
Vindobonense (see R. Beck)
Cryptogamae formationum coloradensium (see
F. Clements)
Cryptogamenflora des Herzogthum Nas-
sau (Genth) 1991
Cryptogames de Il’ Empire colonial Frangais (see
V. Allorge)
Cryptogames recuetllis dans la Province de
Namur (see A. Bellynck)
Cryptogames vasculaires (Fée) 1758
Cryptogamian sic dictam continens
(Dennst.) 1367
Cryptogamische Gewdachse Koburgs (see T.
Ekart)
Cryptonem. golf. Neapel (Berthold) 484
Cryptonemiaceen des Golfes von Neapel
(Berthold) 484
Crypt. vasc. Brésil (Fée) 1758
Cur. herbal (Blackw.) 545
Curious herbal (Blackw.) 545
Curtis’s Botanical Magazine (Curtis) 1290
Cyanophyc. cétes Europe (Frémy) 1854
Cyanophycées des cétes d’ Europe (Frémy)
1854
Cycl. Amer. hort. (L. H. Bailey) 241
Cyclopedia of American horticulture
(L. H. Bailey) 241
Cyperaceae novae (Boeck.) 581
Cyperaceae Scandinaviae (Anderss.) 127
Cyperaceen des kéniglichen Herbariums
zu Berlin (Boeck.) 580
Cyper. Herb. Berlin (Boeck) 580
Cyprés (A. Camus) 965
Cyrtandreae (R. Br.) 836
Czackia (Andrzeiovski) 139
DanseERIA (see B. Danser)
Decades of fungi (Berk.) 461
Decades of North American Lichens (see C.
Cummings)
(Gand.)
Decades plantarum novarum
1938
Dec. fungi (Berk.) 461
Dec. pl. nov. (Gand.) 1938
Defin. gen. pl. (Boehmer) 583
Definitiones generum plantarum (Boeh-
mer) 583
De frug. hist. (Dodoens) 1481
Delic. cobres. (Cobres) 1151
Deliciae cobresianae (Cobres) 1151
Delineations of exotick plants cultivated
in the royal garden at Kew (F. A.
Bauer) 363
Delin. exot. pl. Kew (F. A. Bauer) 363
Della storia naturale marina dell’Adriati-
co (Donati) 1500
DELPINOA (see G. Delpino)
Dendrolithen (Cotta) 1252
Descr. Cact. (Engelm.) 1691
Descr. champ. nouv. (Brond.) 793
Descr. diatoms (Grev.) 2163
Descr. Egypte, Hist. nat. (Delile) 1353
Descr. fl. Malt. isl. (Borg) 657
Descr. gen. nouv. Géran. (Cambess.) 955
Descr. Groenland (Egede) 1630
Descr. Guttif. Inde (Choisy) 1119
Descr. Hydrol. (Choisy) 1113
Descripcién de las plantas (Cav.) 1064
Description de l’Egypte (Delile) 1353
Description de quelques plantes fossiles
(Crép.) 1275
Description des
(Choisy) 1119
Description des Hydroléacées (Choisy)
1113
Description des plantes qui croissent aux
environs de Montauban (Gaterau) 1965
Description des plantes rares cultivées a
Navarre (Bonpl.) 648
Description du genre ‘Tithonia (Desf.)
1393
Description d’une genre nouveau de la
famille des Géraniacées (Cambess.) 955
Description d’un herbier de Vile de Timor
(Decne.) 1335
Description d’une nouvelle espéce de
Figuier (DC) 1016
Description et histoire naturelle du
Groenland (Egede) 1629, 1630
Description of the Cactaceae (Engelm.)
1691
Description, vertus et usages de sept cents
dix-neuf plantes, tant étrangéres que de
nos climats (Garsault) 1961
Descriptiones novarum vel minus cognita-
rum (Bartl.) 316
Descriptiones plantarum aliquot novarum
(D. Delaroche) 1348
Descriptiones plantarum ex Capite Bonae
Spei (Bergius) 458
Guttiféres de Il’Inde
INDEX TO TITLES.
Descriptions de deux champignons nou-
veaux (Brond.) 793
Descriptions of new and rare diatoms
(Grev.) 2163
Descriptive flora of the Maltese islands.
(Borg) 657
Descr. Isles ‘Tristan d’Acugna (Thouars)
1585
Descrizione di un nuovo genere di piante
della famiglia delle Leguminosae
(Gasp.) 1962
Descr. nouv. Figuier (DC) 1016
Descr. nuov. gen. Leg. (Gasp.) 1962
Descr. pl. (Cav.) 1064
Descr. pl. aliq. nov. (D. Delaroche) 1348.
Descr. pl. Cap. (Bergius) 458
Descr. pl. foss. (Crép.) 1275
Descr. pl. Malmaison (Bonpl.) 648
Descr. pl. Montauban (Gaterau) 1965
Descr. vertus pl. (Garsault) 1961
Det gamle Grénlands Nye Perlustration.
(Egede) 1629
Deut. Pflanzenb. (Griess.) 2165
Deutsche Lichenen (see H. Floerke)
Deutsche Lichenen (see J. Flotow)
Deutsches Pflanzenbuch (Griess.) 2165
Deutschlands Feld- und Gartengewachse
(Calwer) 948
Deutschlands kryptogamische Giftge-
wachse (Brandt) 708
Deutschlands Lebermoose in getrockneten Exem-
plare (see C. Genth)
Deutschlands Moose (Funck) 1918
Deutschlands Obst und _ Beerenfriichte
(Calwer) 948
Deutschlands phanerogamische Gewachse
(Brandt) 708
Deutschlands technische Pflanzen (Cal-
wer) 948
Deutschlands Wollkrauter (Bercht.) 439
Deutschl. Moose (Funck) 1918
Deutsch-Siidwest-Afrika (Dinter) 1476
Deut. siidw. Afrik. (Dinter) 14.76
Diagn. eur. Pflanzengatt. (Graum.) 2113
Diagnose der bekanntesten besonders.
europaischen Pflanzengattungen
(Graum.) 2113
Diagnoses plantarum novarum hispanica-
rum (Boiss.) 606
Diagnoses plantarum orientalium nova-
rum (Boiss.) 607
Diagn. pl. nov. hisp. (Boiss.) 606
Diagn. pl. orient. (Boiss.) 607
Diario de viaje (Berland.) 471
Diario viaje comis. limites (Berland.) 471
Diatomacearum species typicae (see 'T. Eulen-
stein)
Diatom. Alpes (Brun) 851
Diatomeen der ostfriesischen Inseln und Kiisten
(see C. Eiben)
1039
INDEX TO TITLES
Diatomées de Belgique (see C. Delogne)
Diatomées et du Jura (Brun) 851
Diatom. espan. (Azpeitia) 212
Diatomologia espafiola (Azpeitia) 212
Diatoms (see P. Cleve)
Dict. (Gerth) 2202
Dict. bot. (Baill.) 253
Dict. class. hist. nat. (Bory) 669
Dict. élém. bot. (Bull.) gio
Dict. Engl. pl. names (Britten) 770
Dictionary of English plant names (Brit-
ten) 770
Dictionary of plant-names (Gerth) 2002
Dictionnaire classique d’histoire naturelle
(Bory) 669
Dictionnaire de botanique (Baill.) 253
Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles dans
lequel on traite méthodiquement des
differents étres de la nature (F. Cuvier)
1293
Dictionnaire Whorticulture (D. Bois) 602
Dictionnaire élémentaire de botanique
(Bull.) 910
Dictionnaire raisonné universel des plan-
tes, arbres) \/et ‘arbustes).de) France
(Buchoz) 874.
Dict. sci. nat. (F. Cuvier) 1293
Dict. univ. pl. France (Buchoz) 874
Die Brauntange des finnischen Meer-
busens (Gobi) 2051
Die Laubmoose Fennoskandias (Broth.)
814
DinTERIA (see K. Dinter)
Diosmeae descriptae et illustratae (Bartl.)
316
Dipsaceen Bohmens (Bercht.) 437
Discours enseignement (Thouars) 1585
Disp. alg. suec. (C. Agardh) 36
Disp. méth. mousses (Arnott) 186
Disp. musc. Scand. (Angstr.) 140
Disp. observ. bot. spec. (Eschenbach) 1718
Dispos. gen. pl. jenens. (Batsch) 346
Disposito algarum sueciae (C. Agardh) 36
Dispositio generum plantarum jenensium
(Batsch) 346
Disposito muscorum in Scandinavia hu-
cusque cognitorum (Angstr.) 140
Dispositio systematica plantarum (J.
Cramer) 1264
Dispositio vegetabilium methodica a
staminum numero desumta (Cothen.)
1251
Disposition méthodique des espéces de
mousses (Arnott) 186
Disp. syst. pl. (J. Cramer) 1264
Disputatio physica observationum botani-
carum specimen continens (Eschen-
bach) 1718
Disp. veg. meth. (Cothen.) 1251
Diss. (Cav.) 1059
1040
Diss. Aloide (Bergen) 447
Diss. bot. caricogr. scan. (C. Agardh) 35
Diss. bot. fl. neobrand. (Bruch) 845
Diss. enchainement (Thouars) 1585
Dissertacgaéo sobre as plantas do Brazil
(Arruda) 190
Dissertatio botanica de Aloide (Bergen)
447
Dissertatio botanica, sistens caricogra-
phiam scanensem (C. Agardh) 35
Dissertatio de metamorphosi algarum (C.
Agardh) 40
Dissertatio inauguralis botanica sistens
enumerationem muscorum in Austria
inferiore (Garov.) 1952
Dissertatio inauguralis botanica sistens
florae neobrandenburgensis prodromus
(Bruch) 845
Dissertatio inauguralis botanico-medica
sistens systemata plantarum recentiora
(Giseke) 2028
Diss. metam. alg. (C. Agardh) 40
Diss. pl. Brazil (Arruda) 190
Diss. pl. esc. (G. Forster) 1821
Diss. syst. pl. (Giseke) 2028
Dist. hort. (D. Bois) 602
Distribution of the marine algae (Boerg.)
587
Div. foug. Antill. frang. (Duss) 1601
Division, nomenclature & habitat des
fougéres et lycopodes des Antilles fran-
caises (Duss) 1601
Dizionario classico di
(Bory) 669
Dodecanthea (Bubani) 859
DoponaEA (see R. Dodoens)
Dritter Nachtrag zur Infusorienkunde
Russlands (Eichw.) 1653
Duab. Drac. arbor. (Crantz) 1268
Duabus Draconis arboribus botanicorum
(Crantz) 1268
Due specie interessanti di funghi (Bres.)
741
Due sp. fung. (Bres.) 741
Dyas (Geinitz) 1988
Eaton’s botanical grammar and dictionary
(Eaton) 1615
Echien Béhmens (Bercht.) 440
Ecloga plantarum hispanicarum (Coincy)
1160
Ecl. pl. hisp. (Coincy) 1160
Economic fungi (see F. Earle)
Economic fungi, Ustilag. (see G. Clinton)
Edwards’s Botanical Register (Edwards)
1625
Ehrh. Plantag. (Ehrh.) 1646
Eidodendron (Burgess) 924.
Einheitl. Conif.-Ben. (Beissn.) 409
Einheitliche Coniferen-Benennung
(Beissn.) 409
storia naturale
Einleitung in das Studium der Pflanzen-
klasse der Akotyledonen (Eisengrein)
1657
Elem. bot. (Barton) 321
Elem. bot. (Gorter) 2088
Elem. bot. (A. Gray) 2121
Elementa botanica (Gorter) 2088
Elementi per lo studio delle Desmidiacee
italiche (De Not.) 1386
Elements of botany (Barton) 321
Elements of botany (A. Gray) 2121
Elements of botany for beginners and for
schools (A. Gray) 2131
Elements of the philosophy of plants (DC)
992
Elem. philos. pl. (DC) 992
Elem. stud. Desmid. ital. (De Not.) 1386
Elench. fung. (Batsch) 345
Elench. fung. (Fr.) 1870
Elench. horti bot. monspel.
821
Elench. pl. (Brugmans) 847
Elench. pl. horti matr. (Cav.) 1065
Elench. pl. nov. (Boiss.) 604
Elenchus fungorum (Batsch) 345
Elenchus fungorum (Fr.) 1870
Elenchus plantarum (Brugmans) 847
Elenchus plantarum horti botanici mon-
speliensis. Anno 1804 (Brouss.) 821
Elenchus plantarum horti regii botanici
matritensis (Cav.) 1065
Elenchus plantarum novarum (Boiss.) 604
Elenchus plantarum novarum minusque
cognitarum in Hispania australi col-
lectarum (Boiss.) 604
Elenco (Balb.) 276
EvuiotTtTia (see S. Elliott)
Ench. bot. (Endl.) 1683
Ench. hist. nat. (J. R. Forster) 1827
Enchir. bot. (Broughton) 816
Enchiridion botanicum (Broughton) 816
Enchiridion botanicum (Endl.) 1683
Enchiridion botanicum parisiense (Cor-
nut) 1233
Enchiridion historiae naturali (J. R.
Forster) 1827
Encyclopédie des saules (A. Camus) 963
Entdeckung des neuhollandischen Cha-
rakters der Eocenflora Europa’s (Et-
tingsh.) 1725
Entd. neuholl. Char. Eocenfl. (Ettingsh.)
1725
Entw. Cladon. (Bayrh.) 377
Entwickelung und Befruchtung der Cla-
doniaceen (Bayrh.) 377
Entwicklung der Laubmoose (Casseb.)
1043
Entwicklungsgeschichte der Gattung Vol-
vox (Cohn) 1158
Entwicklungsgesch. Volvox (Cohn) 1158
(Brouss.)
INDEX TO TITLES
Entwicklungslinien der Kakteen (A. Ber-
ger) 449
Entwicklungslin. Kakt. (A. Berger) 449
Entw. Laubm. (Casseb.) 1043
Enum. (Fabr.) 1738
Enum. alg. Marca di Ancona (Ardiss.)
153
Enum. alg. Sicilia (Ardiss.) 152
Enum. champ. Guadeloupe (Duss) 1604
Enumeracion y revision de las plantas de
la peninsula hispano-lusitana é islas
Baleares (Colm.) 1182
Enumeratio methodica plantarum (Fabr.)
1738
Enumeratio muscorum (Garov.) 1952
Enumeratio plantarum (Besser) 501
Enumeratio plantarum (Brugmans) 848
Enumeratio plantarum (Endl.) 1678
Enumeratio plantarum africae australis
extratropicae (Ecklon) 1621
Enumeratio plantarum in Japonia sponte
crescentium (Franch.) 1844
Enumeratio plantarum Javae (Blume) 564
Enumeratio plantarum novarum (Fisch.)
1787
Enumeratio plantarum, quas in China
boreali collegit Dr. Al. Bunge (Bunge)
913
Enumeratio plantarum quas in insulis
archipelagi aut littoribus Ponti-Euxini
(Dum. d’Urv.) 1554.
Enumeratio plantarum quas in _ insulis
Balearibus (Cambess.) 950
Enumeratio plantarum vascularium in
insula Inarime (Guss.) 2222
Enumeratio plantarum, Zeelandiae bel-
gicae indigenarum (Bosch.) 675
Enumeratio stirpium agro tubingensi in-
digenarum (J. F. Gmelin) 2042
Enumeratio surpium magno_ ‘Transsil-
vaniae (Baumg.) 372
Enumération des generes de plantes
cultivés au Muséum d’histoire naturelle
de Paris (Brongn.) 801
Enumération des plantes découvertes par
les voyageurs dans les Iles de la Société
(Guillemin) 2213
Enumération des plantes vasculaires des
environs de Montbéliard (Contejean)
LI1QI
Enumération des végétaux vasculaires qui
croissent dans le canton de Neuchatel
(Godet) 2054
Enumération méthodique des cham-
pignons recueillis a la Guadeloupe et a
la Martinique (Duss) 1604.
Enumération méthodique des muscinées
des Antilles frangaises (Duss) 1603
Enumeration of all the plants known from
China proper, Formosa, Hainan, Corea,
1041
INDEX TO TITLES
the Luchu Archipelago and the Island
of Hongkong (F. Forbes) 1814
Enumeration of the orchids of the United
States and Canada (Ames) 113
Enumeration of the plants collected by
H. H. Rusby (E. Britton) 773
Enumerator palaeontologicus (Bronn) 807
Enumerazio dei licheni di Liguria (Bagl.)
233
Enumerazione delle alghe della Marca di
Ancona (Ardiss.) 153
Enumerazione delle alghe di Sicilia (Ar-
diss.) 152
Enum. lich. Liguria (Bagl.) 233
Enum. musc. Antill. franc. (Duss) 1603
Enum. musc. Austria inf. (Garov.) 1952
Enum. orchids U.S. & Canada (Ames) 113
Enum. pl. (Besser) 501
. (Brugmans) 848
. (Endl.) 1678
Enum. pl. afric. austral. (Ecklon) 1621
Enum. pl. Balear. (Cambess.) 950
Enum. pl. China bor. (Bunge) 913
Enum. pl. Inarim. (Guss.) 2222
Enum. pl. Jap. (Franch.) 1844
Enum. pl. Javae (Blume) 564
Enum. pl. Montbéliard (Contejean) 1191
Enum. pl. Mus. Paris (Brongn.) 801
Enum. pl. nov. (Fisch.) 1787
Enum. pl. penins. hispano-lusit. (Colm.)
1182
Enum. pl. Ponti-Eux. (Dum. d’Urv.) 1554
Enum. pl. Rusby (E. Britton) 773
Enum. pl. Zeeland. (Bosch.) 675
Enum. stirp. Transsilv. (Baumg.) 372
Enum. stirp. tubing. (J. F. Gmelin) 2042
Enum. vég. Neuchatel (Godet) 2054
Epicrisis systematis floridearum (J.
Agardh) 54
Epicrisis systematis mycologici (Fr.) 1882
Epicr. syst. mycol. (Fr.) 1882
Epil. briol. ital. (De Not.) 1387
Epilobium (Barbey) 297
Epilogo della briologia italiana (De Not.)
1387
Epit. fl. Europ. (Caruel) 1038
Epitome florae Europae (Caruel) 1038
Equisse flore Tristan d’Acugna (Thouars)
1585
Erbario crittogamico italiano (see M. Anzi)
Erbario crittogamico italiano (see F. Baglietto)
Erbario crittogamico Italiano (see G. De
Notaris)
Eremurus (O. Fedch.) 1749
Erlauterungen ausgewahlter Pflanzen des
tropischen Amerikas (Griseb.) 2180
Erlaut. Pfl. trop. Amer. (Griseb.) 2180
Err. Decaisn. (Baill.) 255
Errorum Decaisneanorum graviorum vel
minus cognitorum (Baill.) 255
1042
Erster Nachtrag zur Infusorienkunde
Russlands (Eichw.) 1653
Eryng. Alep. hist. (F. Delaroche) 1349
Eryngiorum nec non generis novi Alepi-
deae historia (F. Delaroche) 1349
Eryngiorum novorum vel minus cognito-
rum heptas (J. Gay) 1979
Eryng. nov. (J. Gay) 1979
Erysim. nov. (J. Gay) 1978
Erysimorum quorundam novorum diag-
noses (J. Gay) 1978
Escurs. bot. Schneeberg (Biasol.) 508
Escursioni botaniche sullo Schneeberg
(Biasol.) 508
Esquisse de la flore de l’Isle de ‘Tristan
d’Acugna (Thouars) 1584
Esquisse fl. Tristan d’Acugna (Thouars)
1584
Essai carpogr. (Dumort.) 1566
Essai carpographique (Dumort.) 1566
Essai class. hydroph. (Bonnem.) 636
Essai classific. nat. champ. (Brongn.)
798
Essai class. roses (Gand.) 1939
Essai conferv. Montpellier (Ducluz.) 1540
Essai crypt. écorc. (Fée) 1752
Essai de flore raisonnée de la Terre de
Feu (Alboff) 77
Essai distr. pl. Loir-&-Cher (Franch.) 1842
Essai @une classification des hydrophytes
loculées (Bonnem.) 636
Essai d’une classification naturelle des
champignons (Brongn.) 798
Essai d’une flore de la Nouvelle-Zélande
(Dum. d’Urv.) 1556
Essai fl. Maine et Loire (Bastard) 337
Essai fl. Terre de Feu (Alboff) 77
Essai hist. nat. corall. (J. Ellis) 1661
Essai hist. nat. mer adriat. (Donati) 1500
Essai hydroph. (Bonnem.) 637
Essai propr. méd. pl. (DC) 985
Essai renonc. (Godr.) 2058
Essai Sphérulites (Des Moul.) 1401
Essai sur la distribution géographique des
plantes phanérogames dans le départe-
ment de Loir-&-Cher. (Franch.) 1842
Essai sur la flore du département de
Maine et Loire (Bastard) 337
Essai sur les cryptogames des écorces
exotiques officinales (Fée) 1752
Essai sur les espéces du genre Verbascum
(Franch.) 1843
Essai sur les hydrophytes loculées (Bon-
nem.) 637
Essai sur les propriétés médicales des
plantes (DC) 985
Essai sur les renoncules (Godr.) 2058
Essai sur les Sphérulites (Des Moul.) 1401
Essai sur l’étude des_ thalassiophytes
(Gaillon) 1929
Essai sur lhistoire naturelle de la mer
adriatique (Donati) 1500
Essai sur l’histoire naturelle des conferves
des environs de Montpellier (Ducluz.)
1540
Essai sur Vhistoire naturelle des corallines
(J. Ellis) 1661
Essai sur une nouvelle classification des
roses (Gand.) 1939
Essai thalassioph. (Gaillon) 1929
Essai Verbascum (Franch.) 1843
Essais sur les Isles Fortunées et l’antique
Atlantide (Bory) 667
Essais sur une classification des algues et
des polypiers calciféres (Decne.) 1336
Essay classific. (J. Agassiz) 65
Essay nat. hist. corall. (J. Ellis) 1661
Essay on classification (J. Agassiz) 65
Essay towards a natural history of the
corallines (J. Ellis) 1661
Ess. classif. alg. calcif. (Decne.) 1336
Essentialibus nonnullarum plantarum
characteribus commentarius (Cirillo)
1132
Essent. pl. char. comment. (Cirillo) 1132
Ess. Isl. Fortunées (Bory) 667
Estud. bilobites (Delgado) 1352
Estudo sobre os bilobites (Delgado) 1352
Etat de la végétation sur le Pic du Midi de
Bigorre (Des Moul.) 1403
Etat vég. Pic du Midi (Des Moul.) 1403
Et. pl. col. franc. (Bocq.-Lim.) 578
Etud. bilobites (Delgado) 1352
Etud. crypt. (Pylaie) 1345
Etud. Cuscut. (Des Moul.) 1406
Etud. Cytises Alpes mar. (Briq.) 763
Etud. distr. mousses Caucase (Broth.)
813
Etude agrostographique sur le genre
Michelaria (Dumort.) 1569
Etude critique et expérimentale sur le
polymorphisme des algues (Chodat)
1108
Etude des fleurs (Cariot) 1024
Etude des plantes des colonies francaises
(Bocq.-Lim.) 578
Etude Euphorb. (Baill.) 243
Etude fl. (Cariot) 1024
Etude générale du groupe des Euphorbia-
cées (Baill.) 243
Etude Michelaria (Dumort.) 1569
Etude polymorph. alg. (Chodat) 1108
Etude sur les mucorinées (Bainier) 263
Etude systématique des genres et espéces
complexes de la plaine francaise (P.
Fourn.) 1837
Etudes cryptogamiques (Pylaie) 1345
Etudes de systematique et de géographie
botaniques sur la flore du Bas- et du
Moyen-Congo (De Wild.) 1433
INDEX TO TITLES
Etudes fl. Bas- Moyen-Congo (De Wild.)
BtA33
Etudes fl. Congo (Th. Durand) 1594
Etudes organiques sur les Cuscutes (Des
Moul.) 1406
Etudes sur la distribution des mousses au
Caucase (Broth.) 813
Etudes sur la flore de l’Etat indépendant
du Congo (Th. Durand) 1594
Etudes sur les bilobites (Delgado) 1352
Etudes sur les Cytises des Alpes maritimes
(Briq.) 763
-
Etudes sur les microzoaires (Fromentel)
1907
Etud. microzoaires (Fromentel) 1907
Etud. mucor. (Bainier) 263
European ferns (Britten) 771
Europ. ferns (Britten) 771
Eusporangiatae (Campb.) 960
Excerc. bot. (Gilib.) 2013
Excercitia phytologica (Gilib.) 2015
Excercitium botanicum (Gilib.) 2013
Excerc. phyt. (Gilib.) 2015
Excerpta de re herbaria (Bertol.) 487
Exc. Madeira (Bowdich) 691
Exc. re bot. (Bertol.) 487
Excursionsfl. Oesterreich (Fritsch) 1905
Excursions-Flora fiir das siidéstliche
Deutschland (Caflisch) 944.
Excursionsflora fiir die Schweiz (Gremli)
2146
Excursionsflora fur Oesterreich (Fritsch)
1905
Excursionsfl. Regensburg (H. Fiirnr.)
1916
Excursions in Madeira and Porto Santo
(Bowdich) 691
Exkurs.-F1. siidéstl. Deutschland (Caflisch)
944
Exkurs.-Fl. Unterfranken (Bottler) 680
Exkursions-Flora von Regensburg (H.
Firnr.) 1916
Exkursions-Flora von Unterfranken (Bott-
ler) 680
Exkursionsfl. Schweiz (Gremli) 2146
Exoticarum aliarumque minus cognitarum
plantarum centuria prima (Breyne) 751
Exoticorum libri (Clus.) 1150
Exot. libri (Clus.) 1150
Exot. pl. cent. (Breyne) 751
Exped. Euphrates Tigris (Chesney) 1096
Expedition for the survey of the rivers
Euphrates and Tigris (Chesney) 1096
Expédition scientifique de Morée. Botani-
que (Bory) 672
Expl. abr. pl. (Garsault) 1960
Explication abrégée de sept cent dix-neuf
plantes (Garsault) 1960
Explication du systéme botanique du
chevalier von Linné (Gouan) 2102
1043
INDEX TO TITLES
Exploration botanique de Il’Afrique oc-
cidentale frangaise (A. Chev.) 1099
Exploration scientifique de l’Algérie (Du-
rieu) 1598
Exploration scientifique de la Tunisie.
Catalogue raisonné des plantes vas-
culaires de la ‘Tunisie (Bonnet) 641
Exploration scientifique de la Tunisie.
Illustrations de la partie botanique
(Bonnet) 640
Explorations and surveys for a railroad
route from the Mississippi River to the
Pacific Ocean (J. M. Bigelow) 515
Explor. bot. Afrique occ. frang. (A. Chev.)
1099
Explor. sci. Tunisie, Ill. bot. (Bonnet) 640
Expl. railroad Mississippi Pacific (J. M.
Bigelow) 515
Expl. sci. Algérie (Durieu) 1598
Expl. sci. Tunisie, Cat. pl. (Bonnet) 641
Expl. syst. bot. (Gouan) 2102
Expos. char. fl. Compos.
Berkhey) 1840
Expositio characteristica structurae flo-
rum Compositi (Franc v. Berkhey) 1840
Exposition méthodique des genres de la
famille des Mousses (Desv.) 14.14
Exposition méthodique du régne végétal
(Caffin) 942
Expos. méth. régne vég. (Caffin) 942
Exp. sci. Morée Bot. (Bory) 672
Extrait de la Flore d’Abbeville (Boucher)
681
Extr. Fl. Abbeville (Boucher) 681
Fam. Bromel. (Beer) 398
Familie der Bromeliaceen (Beer) 398
Familie der Schmetterlingsbliithigen
(Eisengrein) 1656
Famille des Loganiacées (Bureau) 921
Familles des plantes (Adans.) 26
Familles naturelles des plantes (Adans.) 27
Fam. Logan. (Bureau) 921
Fam. nat. pl. (Adans.) 27
Fam. pl. (Adans.) 26
FaRLOwIA (see W. Farlow)
Farngattung Niphobolus (Giesenh.) 2011
Farnkrauter der Erde (Christ) 1126
Farnkrauter der Jetztwelt (Ettingsh.) 1728
Farnkrauter der Schweiz (Christ) 1127
Farnkr. Erde (Christ) 1126
Farnkr. Jetztw. (Ettingsh.) 1728
Farnkr. Schweiz (Christ) 1127
(Franc v.
Fasciculus [secundus, etc.] plantarum
cryptogamicarum britanniae (Dickson)
14.42
Fasciculus plantarum magellanicarum
(G. Forster) 1824
Fasciculus rariorum plantarum (Brign.)
761
Fasc. pl. crypt. brit. (Dickson) 14.42
1044
Fasc. pl. magell. (G. Forster) 1824
Fasc. rar. pl. (Brign.) 761
Fern Book (Cooke) 1199
Fernbook for everybody (Cooke) 1199
Ferns (Bower) 693
Ferns Brit. India (Bedd.) 392
Ferns N. Amer. (D. C. Eaton) 1617
Ferns New Zealand (Field) 1771
Ferns of British India (Bedd.) 392
Ferns of New Zealand (Field) 1771
Ferns of North America (D. C. Eaton)
1617
Ferns of Southern India (Bedd.) 391
Ferns S. India (Bedd.) 391
Fifty five rare books (H. H. Bartlett) 315
Fig. pl. méd. (Garsault) 1959
Figures de plantes et animaux d’usage en
médecine, décrit[es] dans la matiére
médicale de Mr. Geoffroy (Garsault)
1959
Fil. brit. (Bolton) 622
Filices boreali-americani (see D. Eaton)
Filices britannicae (Bolton) 622
Filices capenses et antillanae (see J. Breutel)
Filices indiae (C. B. Clarke) 1139
Filices jenenses (D. Dietr.) 1461
Filices wrightianae et fendlerianae (D. C.
Eaton) 1616
Filic. jenens. (D. Dietr.) 1461
Filic. semin. (Baldinger) 282
Filictum seminibus (Baldinger) 282
Filic. wright. fendler. (D. C. Eaton) 1616
First lessons (A. Gray) 2131
First lessons in botany (A. Gray) 2131
First steps bot. (J. L. Drumm.) 1530
First steps to botany (J. L. Drumm.) 1530
Fl. abred. (Dickie) 1439
Fl. acon. (Biroli) 526
Fl. aden. (T. Anderson) 121
Fl. Aden (Blatt) 555
Fl. aegypt.-arab. (Forssk.) 1819
Fl. Afrique occ. frang. (A. Chev.) 1100
Fl. Alger (Battand.) 352
Fl. algér. (Champy) 1085
Fl. Algérie (Battand.) 354
Fl. Algérie, Suppl. phan. (Battand.) 357
Fl. Algérie Tunisie (Battand.) 356
Fl. algol. Venezia (De Toni) 1422
Fl. Alpes (Bouvier) 690
Fl. Alpes marit. (Burnat) 936
Fl. Amérique (Denisse) 1366
Fl. Amer. sept. (J. R. Forster) 1825
Fl. Amer. Virgin Isl. (Britton) 784
Fl. anal. Alpes-mar. (Ardoino) 158
Fl. anal. Belgique (Delogne) 1359
Fl. anal. mousses (Debat) 1327
Fl. Anjou (Desv.) 1415
Fl. apic. (Dierb.) 1452
Fl. arab. (Blatt) 556
Fl. Arabie pétrée (Delile) 1354
. Arfak mts. (Gibbs) 2009
. argent. (Bettfreund) 504
. Astese (Camisola) 958
. atlant. (Desf.) 1392
. austral. (Benth.) 428
. Auvergne (Delarbre) 1347
. bad. (C. C. Gmelin) 2040
. Baden (Doll) 1494
. Baleares (Barceld) 306
. Basel (Binz) 520
. Basses-Pyrénées (Bergeret) 455
. Batavia (Backer) 221
. bath. (Bab.) 214
. bedford. (C. Abbot) 2
. belg. (Dumort.) 1561
. belg. (Gorter) 2091,
. Belg. foed. (Gorter) 2092
. Berkshire (Druce) 1523
. Berlin (A. Dietr.) 1454
. Bermuda (Britton) 785
. Bernst. (Casp.) 1042
. Bernsteins (Goepp.) 2080
. berol. (Brandt) 706
. Blue Hills (W. Deane) 1326
. Bombay (T. Cooke) 1216
. Bordighera (C. Bicknell) 510
. boruss. (A. Dietr.) 1457
. Bosne (Beck) 386
. Bosnien (Beck) 386
. boston. (Bigel.) 513
. Bourgogne (Durande) 1597
. Brandenburg (Aschers.) 195
. Brandenburg Ausz. (Aschers.) 196
. bras. myrtogr. (O. Berg) 445
. Braunkohl. Sachsen (Engelhardt) 1688
. Bremen (Buchenau) 867
. Brit. W. I. (Griseb.) 2181
. bryol. mosq. (A. Fisch. v. Waldh.)
1796
. Buckinghamshire (Druce) 1525
. Cambridgeshire (Bab.) 217
. camp. (Bondam) 633
. Catalunya (Cadeval) 940
. centre France (Boreau) 655 .
. cestr. (Darl.) 1310
. chil. (Gay) 1975
. Collosseum (Deakin) 1321
. Columbia (F. P. Daniels) 1305
. columb. prodr. (Brereton) 738
. com. (Comolli) 1189
. compl. plaine frang. (P. Fourn.) 1837
. comp. Madrid (Cutanda) 1292
. Cornwall (Davey) 1315
. coroniar. hist. (Dodoens) 1486
. Céthen (Bensemann) 419
. cracov. (Berdau) 441
. cret. (Gand.) 1944
. crypt. Antill. fran¢g. (Duss) 1605
. crypt. Aube (Briard) 755
. crypt. Belgique (Delogne) 1358
INDEX TO TITLES
. crypt. Est, Musc. (Boulay)
. crypt. Penins. Ibérica (Amo) 115
. dép. mérid. France (Baron) 313
. descr. anal. Paris (Coss.) 1240
. descr. France (Coste) 1250
. Deutschland (Garcke) 1949
. deut. Volk (Boerner) 597
. diaetet. (Bryant) 858
. Dresden (Ficinus) 1768
. Diisseldorf (Antz) 143
. Dutch W. Ind. Is. (Boldingh) 616
. econ. (Biroli) 525
. edin. (Grev.) 2161
. Edinburgh (Balf.) 287
. Eifel Hunsriick (Andres) 133
. élem. crypt. (Aigret) 68
. Engl. Lake District (Baker) 269
. env. Paris (Acloque) 18
. env. Paris (Bull.) 903
. Eur. (Gand.) 1942
. Europe (Boissieu) 613
. excurs. Aachen (A. Foerster) 1811
. excurs. hafn. (Drejer) 1520
. fan. Penins. Iberica (Amo) 116
. Filip. (Blanco) 551
. Filip., ed. 2 (Blanco) 552
. Filip., ed. 3 (Blanco) 553
. Finistére (P. L. Crouan) 1280
. Forfarshire (Gardiner) 1950
. foss. (Goepp.) 2069
. frang. (Boisduval) 603
. frang. (DC) 987
. France (Acloque) 16
. France (Gren.) 2154
. France prosp. (Gren.) 2153
. francisc. (Greene) 2140
. francofurt. (Bergen) 446
. Frankfurt (Becker) 389
. frisica (Bruinsma) 849
. gallo-prov. (Gérard) 1995
. Gangetic plain (Duthie) 1607
. gelro-zutph. (Gorter) 2089
. gén. env. Paris (Chev.) 1101
. Graubiinden (Braun-Blanq.) 720
. guatimal. (Bertol.) 493
. hagan. (Gresh.) 2157
. Halifax (Crump) 1281
. hall. (Fr.) 1865, 1866
. Halle (Garcke) 1948
. Haute-Loire (J. Arnaud) 175
. Hautes-Pyrénées (Dulac) 1551
. heidelb. (Dierb.) 1447
. helv. (Gaudin) 1971
. Hongk. (Benth.) 427
. Hte-Marne (Aubriot) 207
. ibér. briof. (Cas.-Gil) 1039
. Iles malouin (Dum. d’Urv.) 1555
. Ill. France (Bonnier) 644
. Indiana (Deam) 1325
. indica (N. L. Burm.) 935
1045
INDEX TO TITLES
Fl. Indre et Loire (Dujard.) 1550
Fl. ingr. (Gorter) 2090
Fl. ins. austr. (G. Forster) 1823
FI. ital. (Bertol.) 491
Fl. ital. crypt. (Bertol.) 495
Fl. Italia (Fiori) 1782
Fl. jadr. (Alschinger) 104
Fl. Jamaica (Fawc.) 1745
Fl. Java (Backer) 230
Fl. Javae (Blume) 563
Fl. Javae nov. ser. (Blume) 568
Fl. jenens. (D. Dietr.) 1460
Fl. jenens. (Graum.) 2114
Fl. Jura (Godet) 2055
Fl. jurass. (Babey) 213
Fl. jurass. (Gren.) 2156
Fl. juvenalis (Godr.) 2063
Fl. Kabylie (Debeaux) 1330
Fl. Kreuznach (Geisenh.) 1990
Fl. Kuram Valley (Aitch.) 71
Fl. Kwanetung (Dunn) 1577
Fl. Leicestershire (Coleman) 1165
Fl. libyc. prodr. (E. A. Durand) 1589
Fl. lich. Franche-Comté (Flag.) 1801
Fl. Liegnitz (Gerhardt) 1997
Fl. lips. (Baumg.) 371
Fl. Lips. Indig. (Boehmer) 582
Fl. lith. inch. (Gilib.) 2012
Fl. Liverpool (Dickinson) 1441
FI. livon. (Driimpelmann) 1529
Fl. Loir-et-Cher (Franch.) 1847
Fl. londin. (Curtis) 1286
Fl. Lorraine (Godr.) 2061
Fl. Los Angeles (Abrams) 5
Fl. luccav. (Bohlin) 600
Fl. lusit. (Brot.) 812
Fl. lyon. (Balb.) 281
Fl. Lyon. (Gand.) 1937
Fl. Madras (Gamble) 1936
Fl. Maine et Loire (Guépin) 2206
Fl. malab. (J. Burm.) 933
Fl. malab. (C. Commelijn) 1184
Fl. march. (A. Dietr.) 1459
Fl. massil. adv. (Gren.) 2155
Fl. Mauritius (Baker) 268
Fl. méd. (Chaumeton) roo!
Fl. méd. Antilles (Descourt.) 1391
Fl. med.-farm. (Cassone) 1051
Fl. Meklenb. (Boll) 620
Fl. melit. (Grech) 2137
Fl. metrop. (Cooper) 1217
Fl. Mittelmark (Baumgardt) 369
Fl. monsp. (Gouan) 2100
Fl. Montecristo (Caruel) 1035
Fl. Musc. (Debat) 1328
Fl. mycol. Bruxelles (E. Bommer) 630
Fl. mycol. ill. (Barla) 310
Fl. N. Amer. (W. Barton) 326
Fl. Namur (Bellynck) 416
Fl. Nassau (Genth) 1991
1046
Fl. Ned. W. Ind. eil. (Boldingh) 617
Fl. Neuburg (Erdner) 1715
Fl. Nieder-Osterreich (Beck) 383
Fl. Niymegen (Abeleven) 4.
Fl. N. Mitt.-Deutschland (Garcke) 1949
Fl. Nob Hill (Eastw.) 1611
Fl. Nord-Est France (Acloque) 19
FI. nordostdeut. Flachl. (Aschers.) 201
Fl. nordwestdeut. ‘Tiefebene (Buchenau)
871
Fl. Normandie (Bréb.) 724
Fl. Northamptonshire (Druce) 1526
Fl. norveg. (Gunn.) 2217
Fl. noviomag. (Gevers Deynoot) 2008
Fl. N. Territory (Ewart) 1732
Fl. Oberlausitz (Fechner) 1747
Fl. Oberésterreich (Duftschmid) 1543
Fl. Ober-Schlesien (Grabowski) 2104
Flora abredonensis (Dickie) 1439
Flora aconiensis (Biroli) 526
Flora aegyptiaco-arabica (Forssk.) 1819
Flora Africae bor. (see M. Gandoger)
Flora algeriensis exsiccata (see M. Gandoger)
Flora algologica della Venezia (De Toni)
14.22
Flora Americae septentrionalis (J. R.
Forster) 1825
Flora Americae tropicae (see H. Eggers)
Flora analitica d’Italia (Fiori) 1782
Flora apiciana (Dierb.) 1452
Flora arabica (Blatt.) 556
Flora argentina (Bettfreund) 504
Flora Astese (Camisola) 958
Flora atlantica (Desf.) 1392
Flora atlantica exsiccata, Plantae Algeriae (see
G. Durando)
Flora australiensis (Benth.) 428
Flora badensis alsatica (C. C. Gmelin)
2040
Flora bathoniensis (Bab.) 214
Flora bedfordiensis (C. Abbot) 2
Flora belgica (Gorter) 2091
Flora berolinensis (Brandt) 706
Flora Bosne (Beck) 386
Flora campensis (Bondam) 633
Flora comense (Comolli) 1189
Flora compendiada de Madrid y su
provincia (Cutanda) 1292
Flora cracoviensis (Berdau) 441
Flora cretica (Gand.) 1944
Flora cryptogamica de la Peninsula
Ibérica (Amo) 115
Flora cryptogamica germaniae (Bluff) 559
Flora cryptogamica lutetiae Parisiorum (see
D. Delise)
Flora cryptogamica nanceiensis exsiccata (see
D. Godron)
Flora de Catalunya (Cadeval) 940
Flora de Filipinas (Blanco) 551, 552, 553
Flora de las Islas Baleares (Barceld) 306
Flora de Portugal (Cout.) 1259
Flora del Tirolo meridionale (Ambrosi)
110
Flora der Braunkohlenformation im
Ko6nigreich Sachsen (Engelhardt) 1688
Flora der deutschen Ostseeprovinzen
(Fleisch.) 1802
Flora der gefiirsteten Grafschaft Tirol
(Dalla Torre) 1299
Flora der Gegend um Berlin (A. Dietr.)
1454
Flora der Gegend um Dresden (Ficinus)
1768
Flora der Gegend um Frankfurt am Main
(Becker) 389
Flora der Mittelmark (Baumgardt) 369
Flora der nordwestdeutschen ‘Tiefebene
(Buchenau) 871
Flora der Oberlausitz (Fechner) 1747
Flora der ostfriesischen Halbinsel (Biele-
feld) 512
Flora der ostfriesischen Inseln (Buchenau)
869
Flora der dstlichen Niederlausitz (Baen.)
232
Flora der Provinz Brandenburg (Aschers.)
195
Flora der Provinz Brandenburg Im Aus-
zuge bearbeitet (Aschers.) 196
Flora der Provinz Hannover (W. Bran-
des) 703
Flora der Uckermarck (Grantzow) 2110
Flora der Umgegend von Céthen (Bense-
mann) 419
Flora der Wetterau (Casseb.) 1045
Flora des Bernsteins (Casp.) 1042
Flora des Bernsteins (Goepp.) 2080
Flora des Grossherzogthums Baden (Dd6ll)
1494
Flora des Herzogthum Nassau (Genth)
19QI
Flora des Kreises Rotenburg a/F (Eise-
nach) 1655
Flora des mittelrheinischen Berglandes
(Andres) 133
Flora des nordostdeutschen Flachlandes
(Aschers.) 201
Flora des siidéstlichen Schwarzwaldes
(Engesser) 1697
Flora diaetetica (Bryant) 858
Flora edinensis (Grev.) 2161
Flora Europae (Gand.) 1942
Flora excursoria des Regierungsbezirkes
Aachen (A. Foerster) 1811
Flora excursoria hafniensis (Drejer) 1520
Flora exiccata Liv-, Esth- und Rurlands (see
A. Bunge)
Flora exsiccata austr.-hung. (see K. Fritsch)
Flora exsiccata Austro-Hungarica (see E. Fiek)
Flora exsiccata austro-hungarica (see J. Freyn)
INDEX TO TITLES
Flora exsiccata austro-hungarica (see J. Fuss)
Flora fanerogamica de la Peninsula Iberi-
ca (Amo) 116
Flora franciscana (Greene) 2140
Flora fanerogamica de la Peninsula
Iberica (Amo) 116
Flora franciscana (Greene) 2140
Flora francofurtana (Bergen) 446
Flora frisica (Bruinsma) 849
Flora fiir das deutsche Volk (Boerner) 597
Flora gallia exsiccata (see M. Gandoger)
Flora Galliae et Germaniae exsiccata (see
P. Billot)
Flora gallo-provincialis (Gérard) 1995
Flora gelro-zutphanica (Gorter) 2089
Flora germanica exsiccata, ser. II. Cryptogamia
(see J. Breutel)
Flora hagana (Gresh.) 2157
Flora hallandica (Fr.) 1865, 1866
Flora heidelbergensis (Dierb.) 1447
Flora helvetica (Gaudin) 1971
Flora Hispanica (see P. Font Quer)
Flora hispanica exsiccata (see M. Gandoger)
Flora hongkongensis (Benth.) 427
Flora ibérica/Bridfitas (Cas.-Gil) 1039
Flora iberica selecta (see P. Font Quer)
Flora, il paesaggio botanico e le piante
utili della Tripolitania e Cirenaica
(Béguinot) 401
Flora indiae occidentalis exsiccata (see H. Eg-
gers)
Flora indica (N. L. Burm.) 935
Flora ingrica (Gorter) 2090
Flora italia exsiccata (see A. Fiori)
Flora italica (Bertol.) 491
Flora italica cryptogama (Bertol.) 495
Flora jadrensis (Alschinger) 104
Flora Javae (Blume) 563
Flora Javae et insularum adjacentium
nova series (Blume) 568
Flora jenensis (D. Dietr.) 1460
Flora jenensis (Graum.) 2114
Flora lapponica exsiccata (see N. Andersson)
Flora Lipsiae indigena (Boehmer) 582
Flora lipsiensis (Baumg.) 371
Flora lituanica inchoata (Gilib.) 2012
Flora livonica (Driimpelmann) 1529
Flora londinensis (Curtis) 1286
Flora luccaviensis (Bohnstedt) 600
Flora lusitanica (Brot.) 812
Flora malabarica (J. Burm.) 933
Flora malabarica (C. Commelijn) 1184
Flora marchica (A. Dietr.) 1459
Flora medico-farmaceutica (Cassone)
1051
Flora melitensis (Grech) 2137
Flora metropolitana (Cooper) 1217
Flora monspeliaca (Gouan) 2100
Flora mosquensis exsiccata (see N. Annenkov)
Flora norvegica (Gunn.) 2217
1047
INDEX TO TITLES
Flora noviomagensis (Gevers Deynoot)
2008
Flora of Aden (Blatt.) 555
Flora of Berkshire (Druce) 1523
Flora of Bermuda (Britton) 785
Flora of Bordighera (C. Bicknell) 510
Flora of Buckinghamshire (Druce) 1525
Flora of Cambridgeshire (Bab.) 217
Flora of Columbia (Missouri) and vicinity
(F. P. Daniels) 1305
Flora of Cornwall (Davey) 1315
Flora of Curagao, Aruba and Bonaire
(Boldingh) 616
Flora of Edinburgh (Balf.) 287
Flora of Forfarshire (Gardiner) 1950
Flora of Himalaya (see J. Duthie)
Flora of Indiana (Deam) 1325
Flora of Jamaica (Fawe.) 1745
Flora of Java (Backer) 230
Flora of Kwangtung and Hongkong
(Dunn) 1577
Flora of Leicestershire (Coleman) 1165
Flora of Liverpool (Dickinson) 1441
Flora of Los Angeles and _ vicinity
(Abrams) 5
Flora of Mauritius and the Seychelles
(Baker) 268
Flora of North America (W. Barton) 326
Flora of Northamptonshire (Druce) 1526
Flora of N.-W. India (see J. Duthie)
Flora of Oxfordshire (Druce) 1522
Flora of Plymouth (Briggs) 760
Flora of Shetland (Edmondston) 1623
Flora of South Australia (J. M. Black) 544
Flora of St. Croix and the Virgin Islands
(Eggers) 1631
Flora of St. Eustatius, Saba and St. Martin
(Boldingh) 616
Flora of Surrey (Brewer) 750
Flora of Switzerland (Gremli) 2146
Flora of Tennessee (Gatt.) 1967
Flora of the American Virgin Islands
(Britton) 784
Flora of the Blue Hills (W. Deane) 1326
Flora of the British West Indian Islands
(Griseb.) 2181
Flora of the Colosseum of Rome (Deakin)
1321
Flora of the country adjacent to Santa Barbara
(see A. Eastwood)
Flora of the Dutch West Indian Islands
(Boldingh) 616
Flora of the English Lake District (Baker)
269
Flora of the Kuram Valley, &c., Afgha-
nistan (Aitch.) 71
Flora of the Nob Hill
(Eastw.) 1611
Flora of the Northern Territory (Ewart)
1732
cobblestones
1048
Flora of the parish of Halifax (Crump)
1281
Flora of the Presidency of Bombay (T.
Cooke) 1216
Flora of the presidency of Madra
(Gamble) 1936
Flora of the southern United States
(Chapm.) 1086
Flora of the South Fork of Kings River
from Millwood to the head waters of
Bubbs Creek (Eastw.) 1612
Flora of the Sudan (Broun) 820
Flora of the upper Gangetic plain (Dut-
hie) 1607
Flora of the vicinity of San Francisco
(Behr) 404
Flora of Ulster (Dickie) 1440
Flora of Victoria (Ewart) 1733
Flora of Warwickshire (Bagn) 234
Flora of Yorkshire (Baines) 261
Flora orientalis (Boiss.) 611
Flora orientalis (Gronov.) 2190
Flora ottawaensis (Fletcher) 1805
Flora padovana (Béguinot) 400
Flora parisiensis (Bull.) 904
Flora pedemontana (All.) 100
Flora posoniensis (Endl.) 1672
Flora pyrenaea (Bubani) 861
Flora ratisbonensis (Fiirnr.) 1915
Flora regni borussici (A. Dietr.) 1457
Flora rheno-trajectina, Flora van Utrecht
(Gevers Deynoot) 2007
Flora Saraepontana fossilis (Goldenberg)
2083
Flora scotica alpina (see Gourlie)
Flora VII Provinciarum Belgii foederati
indigena (Gorter) 2092
Flora siamensis enumeratio (Craib) 1261
Flora sibirica (J. G. Gmelin) 2047
Flora sicula (Guss.) 2220
Flora simlensis (Collett) 1176
Flora somala (Chiov.) 1105
Flora sylvatica for Southern India (Bedd.)
393
Flora Tatr (Berdau) 442
Flora taurinensis (Balb.) 279
Flora Teutschlands (Brandes) 702
Flora thamensis (see W. Baxter)
Flora tonbrigensis (T. F. Forster) 1828
Flora transsilvaniae excursoria (Fuss) 1920
Flora universalis in colorierten Abbildun-
gen (D. Dietr.) 1462
Flora Uruguaya (Arechav.) 162
Flora van Batavia (Backer) 221
Flora van Nijmegen (Abeleven) 4
Flora vectensis (Bromf.) 792
Flora velebitica (Degen) 1343
Flora veneta crittogamica (Bizz.) 543
Flora virgiliana (Bubani) 860
Flora virginica (Barton) 322
Flora virginica (Gronov.) 2189
Flora von Basel und Umgebung (Binz)
520
Flora von Bern (L. Fisch.) 1793
Flora von Bosnien, der Herzegowina und
des Sandzaks Novipazar (Beck) 386
Flora von Bremen (Buchenau) 867
Flora) von Bremen und Oldenburg
(Buchenau) 867
Flora von Deutschland (Garcke) 1949
Flora von Diisseldorf (Antz) 143
Flora von Eifel und Hunsriick (Andres) 133
Flora von Graubinden (Braun-Blanq.)
720
Flora von Halle (Garcke) 1948
Flora von Kreuznach (Geisenh.) 1990
Flora von Liegnitz (Gerhardt) 1997
Flora von Meklenburg (Boll) 620
Flora von Neuburg (Erdner) 1715
Flora von Nieder-Osterreich (Beck) 383
Flora von Nord- und Mittel-Deutschland
(Garcke) 1949
Flora von Oberésterreich (Duftschmid)
1543
Flora von Ober-Schlesien (Grabowski)
2104.
Flora von Ost- und Westpreussen (Ab-
rom.) 7
Flora von Schlesien (Fiek) 1770
Flora von Schweinfurt (Emmert) 1666
Flora von Weimar (Erfurth) 1716
Flora von Westfalen (Beckhaus) 390
Flora von Wriezen und Umgegend (P.
Altmann) 107
Flora von Wiurttemberg und Hohenzol-
lern (Daiber) 1296
Flora voor de Nederlandsch West-Indi-
sche eilanden (Boldingh) 617
Flora zutphanica (Gorter) 2003
Florae aegyptiacae illustratio (Delile)
1353
Florae belgicae supplementum (Gorter)
2091
Florae_ brasiliensis myrtographia (O.
Berg) 445
Florae columbianae prodromus (Brereton)
738
Florae hongkongensis prostheke (Benth.)
427
Florae libycae prodromus (E. A. Durand)
1589
Florae philadelphicae prodromus (W.
Barton) 323
Florae Sardoae compendium (Barbey) 296
Florae Senegambiae tentamen (Guille-
min) 2211
Florae siculae prodromus (Guss.) 2219
Florae siculae synopsis (Guss.) 2221
Florae stargardiensis supplementum
(Bruch) 846
INDEX TO TITLES
Florale cryptogamique de l’Aube (Briard)
755
Floram scanicam (Fr.) 1874
Flore algérienne (Champy) 1085
Flore analytique de la Belgique (Delogne)
1359
Flore analytique de la Suisse (Gremli)
2146
Flore analytique des genres & espéces
appartenant a Jl ordre des mousses
(Debat) 1327
Flore analytique du département des
Alpes maritimes (Ardoino) 158
Flore analytique et descriptive du dépar-
tement de la Vienne (Delastre) 1350
Flore analytique et synoptique de [Al-
gérie et de la Tunisie (Battand.) 356
Flore belgique étudiée par fragments
(Crép.) 1271
Flore complete d’Indre et Loire (Dujard).
1550
Flore complete illustrée en couleurs de
France, Suisse et Belgique (Bonnier) 644
Flore complete portative de la France et
de la Suisse (Bonnier) 643
Flore complétive de la plaine frangaise
(P. Fourn.) 1837
Flore cryptogamique de la _ Belgique
(Delogne) 1358
Flore cryptogamique de l’Est. Muscinées
(Boulay) 685
Flore cryptogamique des Antilles fran-
caise (Duss) 1605
Flore d’Alger (Battand.) 352
Flore d’Amérique (Denisse) 1366
Flore d’Auvergne (Delarbre) 1347
Flore de Bourgogne (Durande) 1597
Flore de France (Acloque) 16
Flore de France (Gren.) 2154
Flore de France, ... Prospectus (Gren.)
2153
Flore d’Egypte (Delile) 1353
Flore de la chaine jurassique (Gren.) 2156
Flore de la ci-devant Auvergne (Delarbre)
1347
Flore de la haute et basse Auvergne
(Delarbre) 1347
Flore de la Haute-Marne (Aubriot) 207
Flore de la Hte-Marne (Aubriot) 207
Flore de la Kabylie (Debeaux) 1330
Flore de l’Algérie (Battand.) 354
Flore de l’Algérie. Supplément aux phané-
rogames (Battand.) 357
Flore de Anjou (Desv.) 14.15
Flore de la Normandie (Bréb.) 724.
Flore de la Polynésie francaise (Drake)
1516
Flore de l’Arabie pétrée (Delile) 1354.
Flore de la Région méditerranéenne de la
France (Acloque) 22
1049
INDEX TO TITLES
Flore de la Sarthe (Desportes) 1408
Flore de la Suisse (Binz) 523
Flore de la Suisse (Christ) 1125
Flore de l’Ile de la Réunion (Cordem.)
1228
Flore de Vile de Terre-neuve et des iles
Saint-Pierre et Miclon (Pylaie) 1346
Flore de Loir-et-Cher (Franch.) 1847
Flore de Lorraine (Godr.) 2061
Flore de Maine et Loire (Guépin) 2206
Flore de Namur (Bellynck) 416
Flore des Alpes (Bouvier) 690
Flore des Alpes maritimes (Burnat) 936
Flore des Basses-Pyrénées (Bergeret) 455
Flore descriptive et analytique des en-
virons de Paris (Coss.) 1240
Flore descriptive et illustrée de la France
(Coste) 1250
Flore des départemens méridionaux de la
France (Baron) 313
Flore des environs de Paris (Acloque)
18
Flore des environs de Paris (Bull.) 903
Flore des Iles malouines (Dum. d’Urv.)
55)
Flore des lichens de
(Flag.) 1801
Flore des Muscinées (Debat) 1328
Flore d’Europe (Boissieu) 613
Flore de Virgile (Fée) 1751
Flore du centre de la France (Boreau) 655
Flore du département de la Haute-Loire
(J. Arnaud) 175
Flore du département des Hautes-Pyré-
nées (Dulac) 1551
Flore du Jura (Godet) 2055
Flore du Nord-Est de la France (Acloque)
19
Flore du Pamir (O. Fedch.) 1750
Flore du Sud-Est de la France (Acloque)
21
Flore du Sud-Ouest de la France (Aclo-
que) 20
Flore élémentaire des cryptogames (Ai-
egret) 68
Flore francaise (Boisduval) 603
Flore francaise (DC) 987
Flore générale des environs de Paris
(Chev.) 1101
Flore jurassienne (Babey) 213
Flore lyonnaise (Balb.) 281
Flore Lyonnaise (Gand.) 1937
Flore médicale (Chaumeton) 1091
Flore [pittoresque et] médicale des An-
tilles (Descourt.) 1391
Flore mycologique des environs de
Bruxelles (E. Bommer) 630
Flore mycologique illustrée (Barla) 310
Flore phanérogamique des Antilles fran-
caises (Duss) 1600
Franche-Comté
1050
Flore vivante de l’Afrique occidentale
francaise (A. Chev.) 1100
Flores regionales de la France (Acloque)
17
Floribus in statu fossili
(Goepp.) 2069
Florida fungi (1888) (see W. Calkins)
Florideernes morphologi (J. Agardh) 54,
commentatio
59
Florid. morphol. (J. Agardh) 59
Fl. orient. (Boiss.) 611
Fl. orient. (Gronov.) 2190
Florula adenensis (T. Anderson) 121
Florula belgica (Dumort.) 1561
Florula bostoniensis (Bigel.) 513
Florula bryologica mosquensis (A. Fisch.
v. Waldh.) 1796
Florula cestrica (Darl.) 1310
Florula di Montecristo (Caruel) 1035
Florula guatimalensis (Bertol.) 493
Florula juvenalis (Godr.) 2063
Florula massiliensis advena (Gren.) 2155
Florulae insularum australium prodromus
(G. Forster) 1823
Florule du Finistére (P. L. Crouan) 1280
Florum, et coroniariarum ordoratarum-
que nonnullarum herbarium historia
(Dodoens) 1486
Fl. Ost-& Westpreussen (Abrom.) 7
Fl. ostfries. Halbins. (Bielefeld) 512
Fl. ostfries. Ins. (Buchenau) 869
Fl. dstl. Niederlausitz (Baen.) 232
Fl. Ostseeprov. (Fleisch.) 1802
Fl. ottaw. (Fletcher) 1805
Flower-Garden displayed (Curtis) 1290
Flowering plants and ferns of Great
Britain (Baker) 266
Flowering plants and ferns of the Riviera
(C. Bicknell) 509
Flowering plants of Tunbridge Wells
(Deakin) 1322
Fl. Oxfordshire (Druce) 1522
Fl. padov. (Béguinot) 400
Fl. Pamir (O. Fedch.) 1750
Fl. paris. (Bull.) 904
Fl. pedem. (All.) 100
Fl. phan. Antill. frang. (Duss) 1600
Fl. philadelph. prodr. (W. Barton) 323
Fl. pl. ferns Britain (Baker) 266
Fl. pl. ferns Riviera (C. Bicknell) 509
Fl. pl. Tunbridge Wells (Deakin) 1322
Fl. Plymouth (Briggs) 760
Fl. Polynésie frang. (Drake) 1516
Fl. port. France (Bonnier) 643
Fl. Portugal (Cout.) 1259
Fl. poson. (Endl.) 1672
Fl. Prov. Hannover (W. Brandes) 703
Fl. Pyren. (Bubani) 861
Fl. rég. France (Acloque) 17
Fl. rég. médit. France (Acloque) 22
. Réunion (Cordem.) 1228
. rheno-traj. (Gevers Deynoot) 2007
. Rotenburg (Eisenach) 1655
. Saraepont. foss. (Goldenberg) 2083
. Sard. comp. (Barbey) 296
. Sarthe (Desportes) 1408
. S. Austral. (J. M. Black) 544
. scan. (Fr.) 1874
. Schlesien (Fiek) 1770
. Schmetterlingsbl. (Eisengrein) 1656
. Schweinfurt (Emmert) 1666
. Seneg. tent. (Guillemin) 2211
. Shetland (Edmondston) 1623
. siam. (Craib) 1261
. sibir. (J. G. Gmelin) 2047
. sicul. (Guss.) 2220
. sicul. prodr. (Guss.) 2219
. sicul. syn. (Guss.) 2221
. siml. (Collett) 1176
. somala (Chiov.) 1105
. South. U. S. (Chapm.) 1086
. stargard. suppl. (Bruch) 846
. St. Croix (Eggers) 1631
. Sudan (Broun) 820
. Sud-Est France (Acloque) 21
. sudéstl. Schwarzwald. (Engesser) 1697
. Sud-Ouest France (Acloque) 20
. Suisse (Binz) 523
. Suisse (Christ) 1125
. Surrey (Brewer) 750
. sylv. S: India (Bedd.) 393
. Tatr. (Berdau) 442
. taur. (Balb.) 279
. Tennessee (Gatt.) 1967
. Terre-neuve (Pylaie) 1346
. Teutschl. (Brandes) 702
. Tirol (Dalla Torre) 1299
. Tirolo mer. (Ambrosi) 110
. tonbrig. (T. F. Forster) 1828
. transsilv. (Fuss) 1920
. Tripolitania (Béguinot) 401
. Uckermarck (Grantzow) 2110
. Ulster (Dickie) 1440
. univ. (D. Dietr.) 1462
. Urug. (Arechav.) 162
. vect. (Bromf.) 792
. veleb. (Degen) 1343
. ven. critt. (Bizz.) 543
. vicin. San Francisco (Behr) 404.
. Victoria (Ewart) 1733
. Vienne (Delastre) 1350
. virgil. (Bubani) 860
. Virgile (Fée) 1751
. virgin. (Barton) 322
. virgin. (Gronov.) 2189
. Warwickshire (Bagn.) 234
. Weimar (Erfurth) 1716
. Westfalen (Beckhaus) 390
. Wetterau (Casseb.) 1045
. Wriezen (P. Altmann) 107
INDEX TO TITLES
Fl. Yorkshire (Baines) 261
Fl. zutph. (Gorter) 2003
Forest fl. N.W. India (Brandis) 704.
Forest flora of North-West and Central
India (Brandis) 704.
Forest flora of South Australia (J. E.
Brown) 822
Forest fl. S. Australia (J. E. Brown) 822
Forschungsreise Gazelle, Bot., Alg. (Ask.)
202
Forschungsreise $.M.S. “Gazelle”’ (Engl.)
1705
Forschungsreise S.M.S. ‘Gazelle.’ iv.
Theil: Botanik. Algen (Ask.) 262
Forschungsr. gazelle (Engl.) 1705
Fors6k Blekinsk fl. (Aspegren) 203
Forsok till en Blekinsk flora (Aspegren) 203
Forsok till en monografi 6fver de svenska
arterna af algfamiljen Zygnemaceae
(Cleve) 1143
Fors. svenska Zygnem. (Cleve) 1143
Fortsetz. Pflanzenthiere (Esper) 1722
Fortsetzungen der Pflanzenthieere in Ab-
bildungen (Esper) 1722
Foss. diat. Oamaru (E. Grove) 2196
Foss. Farne westfal. Carb. (Cremer) 1270
Foss. Fl. Perm. (Goepp.) 2079
Foss. Fl. Ubergangsgeb. (Goepp.) 2075
Foss. Fuc. Schweiz.-Alp. (Fisch.-Oost.)
1795
Fossil marine diatomaceous deposit from
Oamaru (E. Grove) 2196
Fossile Flora der permischen Formation
(Goepp.) 2079
Fossile Flora des Ubergangsgebirges
(Goepp.) 2075
Fossilen Farne des westfalischen Carbons
(Cremer) 1270
Fossilen Fucoiden der Schweizer-Alpen
(Fisch-Oost.) 1795
Fragmenta florae Algeriensis exsiccata (see
S. Ghoulette)
Fragmenta phytographiae Australiae oc-
cidentalis (Diels) 1444
Fragmente einer Monographie der Chara-
ceen (A. Braun) 717
Fragments d’une flore de l’Arabie pétrée
(Delile) 1355
Fragments of the natural history of Penn-
sylvania (Barton) 320
Fragm. fl. Arabie pétrée (Delile) 1355
Fragm. Monogr. Charac. (A. Braun) 717
Fragm. nat. hist. Pennsylvania (Barton)
320
Frammenti lichenografici (De Not.) 1377
Framm. lichenogr. (De Not.) 1377
Freylinia (Colla) 1167
Freyliniae genus (Colla) 1167
Friesta (see E. Fries)
Fruchtentw. Ascom. (de Bary) 334
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INDEX TO TITLES
Fruchtenwicklung der Ascomyceten (de
Bary) 334
Fruct. gen. Rhizomorph. (Eschw.) 1719
Fructibus et seminibus ex formatione
lithranthracum (R. Berger) 454
Fructibus et seminibus plantarum
(Gaertn.) 1925
Fructificatione generis Rhizomorphae
commentatio (Eschw.) 1719
Fruct. sem. lith. (R. Berger) 454
Fruct. sem. pl. (Gaertn.) 1925
Frugum historia liber unus (Dodoens)
1481
Frument. legum. herb. hist. (Dodoens)
1485
Frumentorum, leguminum, palustrium et
aquatilium herbarum, historia (Do-
doens) 1485
Fiihrer durch den kéniglich botanischen
Garten der Universitat zu Breslau
(Engl.) 1703
Fuhrer Garten Breslau (Engl.) 1703
Fund. agrost. (Gahn) 1927
Fundamenta agrostographiae
1927
Fung. brit. exs. (Cooke) 1198
Fung. Byss. ill. (Chev.) 1103
Fung. Chamisso coll. (Ehrenb.) 1633
Fung. guin. (Fr.) 1881
Funghi mangerecci e_ velenosi
Europa media (Bres.) 744.
Funghi parassiti delle plante coltivate et utili
esstccatt, delineati e descriti (see G. Briosi)
Fungi (Cooke) 1201
Fungi arimin. (Battarra) 359
Fungi bavarici exsiccati (see A. Allescher)
Fungi britannici exs. (see M. Cooke)
Fungi britannici exsiccati (Cooke) 1198
Fungi camerunenses (see P. Dusén)
Fungi colombiani (see J. Ellis)
Fungi Columbiani (see E. Bartholomew)
Fungi dakotenses (see J. Brenckle)
Fungi guaranitici (see B. Balansa)
Fungi guineenses (Fr.) 1881
Fungi Longobardiae exsiccati (see F. Cavara)
Fungi lusitanict (see A. Berlese)
Fungi mangerecci e velenosi del Trentino
(Bres.) 743
Fungi moricol. (Berl.) 472
Fungi moricolae (Berl.) 472
Fungi natalenses (Fr.) 1884
Fungi nova-caesareenses (see J. Ellis)
Fungi of Manitoba (Bisby) 527
Fungi parasitict scandinavici exsiccati (see J.
Eriksson)
Fungi rhenani exsiccati (see K. Fuckel)
Fungi tridentini (Bres.) 739
Fungi utahenses (see A. Garrett)
Fungis venenatis (F. Ascherson) 193
Fung. manger. Europa (Bres.) 744.
(Gahn)
dell’
1052
Fung. manger. Trentino (Bres.) 743
Fung. Manitoba (Bisby) 527
Fung. natal. (Fr.) 1884
Fungorum agri ariminensis historia (Bat-
tarra) 359
Fungorum et
(Chev.) 1103
Fungos a Chamisso in itinere circa ter-
rarum globum collectos (Ehrenb.) 1633
Fung. trident. (Bres.) 739
Fung. venen. (F. Ascherson) 193
Galapagos-6arnes Vegetation (Anderss.)
128
Galapagos veg. (Anderss.) 128
GARCIA DE ORTA (see Garcia de Orta)
Gasteromycetes east. U. S. (Coker) 1164
Gasteromycetes of the eastern United
States and Canada (Coker) 1164
Gatt. foss. Pfl. (Goepp.) 2072
Gattung Acaena (Bitter) 538
Gattungen der fossilen Pflanzen (Goepp.)
2072
Gebirgs-Schichten Bacill. (Ehrenb.) 1640
Gefasskrypt. & Phanerogamenfl. Ries.
(Frickhinger) 1861
Gefasskryptogamen der Schweiz (Ber-
noulli) 480
Gefasskryptogamen- und Phanerogamen-
flora des Rieses (Frickhinger) 1861
Gefasskrypt. Schweiz (Bernoulli) 480
Geill. handb. Jav. theeonkr. (Backer) 223
Geillustreerd handboek der Javaansche
theeonkruiden (Backer) 223
Gen. Amer. bor. (A. Gray) 2125
Gen. Aspar. (Bresler) 746
Gen. Ciper. eur. (Caruel) 1036
Gen. Cuscut. sp. (Engelm.) 1694
Genera et species Gentianearum (Griseb.)
2174
Genera et species Orchidearum et As-
clepiadearum (Breda) 728
Genera et species Orchidearum novarum
(Barb. Rodr.) 299
Genera florae Americae boreali-orientalis
illustrata (A. Gray) 2125
Genera hepaticarum (Corda) 1221
Genera heterolichenum europaea recog-
nita (Th. Fr.) 1901
Genera Hymenomycetum (Fr.) 1877
Genera nova madagascariensia (Thouars)
1583
Genera of fungi (Clem.) 1142
Genera plantarum (Benth.) 429
Genera plantarum (Endl.) 1676
Genera plantarum guineensium (Afzel.)
31
Genera siphonohamarum (Dalla Torre)
1298
Genera, species et synonyma Candolleana
(H. Buek) 899
Byssorum illustrationes
General history of the dichlamydeous
plants (G. Don) 1498
General system of gardening and botany
(G. Don) 1498
Genera Saxifraga L. (Engl.) 1698
Generi delle Ciperoidee europee (Caruel)
1036
Generic names proposed for Hymenomy-
cetes (Donk) 1503
Generis Asparagi historia naturalis (Bres-
ler) 746
Generis Cuscutae species (Engelm.) 1694
Generos vegetales Mexicanos (Conzatti)
1193
Generum plantarum supplementum quar-
tum (Endl.) 1676
Generum plantarum supplementum quin-
tum (Endl.) 1676
Gen. fungi (Clem.) 1142
Gen. hepat. (Corda) 1221
Gen. heterolich. eur. (Th. Fr.) 1901
Gen. hist. (G. Don) 1498
Gen. Hymenomyc. (Fr.) 1877
Gen. names Hymenomyc. (Donk) 1503
Gen. nova madagasc. (Thouars) 1585
Gen. nov. madagasc. (Thouars) 1583
Gen. pl. (Benth.) 429
Gen. pl. (Endl.) 1676
Gen. pl. guin. (Afzel.) 31
Gen. Saxifraga (Engl.) 1698
Gen. siphon. (Dalla Torre) 1298
Gen. spec. Orchid. (Barb. Rodr.) 299
Gen. sp. Gent. (Griseb.) 2174
Gen. sp. Orchid. Asclep. (Breda) 728
Gentiana (Froel.) 1906
Gentiana dissertatio (Froel.) 1906
Gentiana libellus sistens specierum
(Froel.) 1906
Gen. veg. Mexic. (Conzatti) 1193
Geographical guide to floras of the world.
Part I, Part II (S. F. Blake) 548, 549
Geographisches Verbreitung der Pflanzen
Westindiens (Griseb.) 2183
Geogr. bot. Doubs (Gren.) 2152
Geogr. guide fl. world (S. F. Blake) 548,
549
Geogr. Verbr. Pfl. Westind. (Griseb.) 2183
Geol. hist. pl. (J. W. Dawson) 1319
Geol. mineral. (Buckland) 896
Geological history of plants (J. W. Daw-
son) 1319
Geological report of the midland counties
of North Carolina (Emmons) 1667
Geology and mineralogy (Buckland) 896
Geol. rep. N. Carolina (Emmons) 1667
Geraniums (Andr.) 138
Gesammelte _lichenologische
(Arnold) 180
Geschichte der botanischen Forschungen
in Regensburg (Furnr.) 1915
Schriften
INDEX TO TITLES
Geschichte der merckwiirdigsten Pilze
(Bolton) 624
Gesch. merckw. Pilze (Bolton) 624
Ges. lichenol. Schr. (Arnold) 180
Glean. Brit. alg. (Berk.) 459
Gleanings of British algae (Berk.) 459
GLEDITSCHIA (see J. Gleditsch)
GorTERIA (see D. Gorter)
Gramina hungarica (see A. Degen)
Gramineae (A. Arber) 149
Gramineae Scandinaviae (Anderss.) 127
Gramineas Uruguayas (Arechav.) 161
Graminicolous smuts of North America (see
G. Fischer)
Graminum monographie, Paspalum, Rei-
maria (Fluggé) 1808
Gram. monogr., Paspalum (Fliggé) 1808
Grand jard. (Buchoz) 891
Grand jardin de univers (Buchoz) 891
Graphidearum historia (Chev.) 1102
Gray’s Manual of botany eighth (centen-
nial) edition (A. Gray) 2124
Gray’s New Manual of botany (seventh
edition) (A. Gray) 2124
Green algae of North America (Collins)
TW} 7]
Green alg. N. Amer. (Collins) 1177
GREVILLEA (see R. Greville)
Grossbritanniens Conferven
1473
Grossbrit. Conferv. (Dillwyn) 1473
Grundriss der systematischen Botanik
(Griseb.) 2177
Grundr. syst. Bot. (Griseb.) 2177
Grundz. Bot. (Endl.) 1686
Grundz. Pflanzenzeug. (Endl.) 1680
Grundziige der Botanik (Endl.) 1686
Grundziige der Pflanzenverbreitung
(Engl.) 1708
Grundziige der wissenschaftlichen Pflan-
zenkunde zu Vorlesungen (DC) 992
Grundziige einer neuen ‘Theorie der
Pflanzenzeugung (Endl.) 1680
Grundz. wiss. Pflanzenk. (DC) 992
Guadeloupe (Ballet) 289
Guide bot. (Cariot) 1025
Guide bot. (Germ.) 1998
Guide bot. Belgique (Crép.) 1276
Guide du botaniste (Cariot) 1025
Guide du botaniste (Germ.) 1998
Guide du botaniste dans le Sundgau
(Friche-Joset) 1860
Guide du botaniste en Belgique (Crép.)
1276
Guide élémentaire d’herborisations
(Baill.) 258
Guide élém. herbor. (Baill.) 258
Guide orchids Sikkim (Briihl) 846
Guide to the orchids of Sikkim (Briihl) 846
Haandb. Norges fl. (A. Blytt) 571
(Dillwyn)
1053
INDEX TO TITLES
Haandbog i Norges flora (A. Blytt) 571
Handb. Anaryll. (Baker) 271
Handb. Austral. fungi (Cooke) 1212
Handb. bot. Termin. (Bisch.) 532
Handb. Brit. fl. (Benth.) 426
Handb. Brit. fung. (Cooke) 1200
Handb. Brit. hepat. (Cooke) 1213
Handb. Brit. mosses (Berk.) 464
Handb. Bromel. (Baker) 272
Handb. Cakteenk. (C. F. Forster) 1812
Handb. Conif. (Beissn.) 408
Handb. fern-allies (Baker) 270
Handb. ferns Brit. India (Bedd.) 396
Handb. fl. Java (Backer) 224
Handb. Gesch. Natur (Bronn) 808
Handb. Ind. fl. (Drury) 1533
Handb. Irid. (Baker) 273
Handb. Laubholzben. (Beissn.) 411
Handb. Laubholzk. (Dippel) 1479
Handb. Mykol. (Bonord.) 645
Handb. Nadelholzk. (Beissn.) 410
Handboek voor de flora van Java (Bac-
ker) 224
Handbook of Australian fungi (Cooke)
1212
Handbook of British fungi (Cooke) 1200
Handbook of British hepaticae (Cooke)
1213
Handbook of British mosses (Berk.) 464
Handbook of the Amaryllideae (Baker) 271
Handbook of the British flora (Benth.) 426
Handbook of the Bromeliaceae (Baker)
272
Handbook of the fern-allies (Baker) 270
Handbook of the Indian flora (Drury)
1533 :
Handbook of the Irideae (Baker) 273
Handbook of the trees of California
(Eastw.) 1613
Handbook to the ferns of British India
(Bedd.) 396
Handb. Pflanzensamml. (Dammer) 1301
Handb. pharmaceut. Bot. (A. Dietr.) 1458
Handb. trees California (Eastw.) 1613
Handbuch der allgemeinen Mykologie
(Bonord.) 645
Handbuch der botanischen ‘Terminologie
(Bisch.) 528
Handbuch der botanischen ‘Terminologie
und Systemkunde (Bisch.) 532
Handbuch der Cakteenkunde
Forster) 1812
Handbuch der Coniferen-Benennung
(Beissn.) 408
Handbuch _ der
(Beissn.) 4.11
Handbuch der Laubholzkunde (Dippel)
1479
Handbuch der Nadelholzkunde (Beissn.)
4.10
(Cok
Laubholzbenennung
1054.
Handbuch der pharmaceutischen Botanik
(A. Dietr.) 1458
Handbuch einer Geschichte der Natur
(Bronn) 808
Handbuch fiir Pflanzensammler (Dam-
mer) 1301
Handleiding tot de kennis der flora van
Nederlandsch Indié (Boerl.) 594
Hand-lens mosses (see A. Grout)
Handl. fl. Ned. Ind. (Boerl.) 594
Harbk. Baumz. (Du Roi) 1599
Harbkesche wilde Baumzucht (Du Roi)
1599
Heathery (Andr.) 134
Heide Norddeutschl. (Graebn.) 2105
Heide Norddeutschlands (Graebn.) 2105
Hepaticae africanae in Camerunia collectae (see
P. Dusén)
Hepaticae boreali-americanae exsiccatae (see
C. Austin)
Flepaticae britannicae exsiccatae (see B. Car-
rington)
Hepaticae europaeae (see CG. Gottsche)
Hepaticae neerlandicae (see L. Buse)
Herbae Linnaeanae (J. Ehrhart)
Herball (J. Gerard) 1993
Herbarii timorensis descriptio (Decne.)
1335
Herbario normal (see P. Font Quer)
Herbarium americanum (see K. Baenitz)
Herbarium atlanticum (see C. Bolle)
Herbarium austro-africanum (see H. Bolus)
Herbarium blackwellianum (Blackw.) 546
Herbarium dendrologicum (see K. Baenitz)
Herbarium der seltern oder weniger bekannten
Pflanzen Deutschlands der Flora des Mittel-
und Niederrheins (see M. Bach)
Herbarium europaeum (see K. Baenitz)
Herbarium Florae germaniae (see D. Dietrich)
Herbarium florae phaenogamicae germaniae et
Helvetiae (IK. Baenitz)
Herbarium fontanesianum normale (see P. Bil-
lot)
Herbarium fontanestanum normale (see T.
Clauson)
Herbarium Hieraciorum scandinaviae (see
G. Dahlstedt)
Herbarium Martii (Eichler) 1649
Herbarium meist seltener und kritischer Pflan-
zen (Nord- u. Mittel-) Deutschlands (see
K. Baenitz)
Herbarium mycologicum typicum (see C. Bail)
Herbarium norddeutscher Juncaceen, Cypera-
ceen und Gramineen (see K. Baenitz)
Herbarium normale plantarum officinalium et
mercatorium (see G. Bischoff)
Herbarium normale plantarum rariorum et
criticarum Sueciae (see E. Fries)
Herbarium normale transsilvanicum (see J.
Fuss)
Herbarium of British Roses (see J. Baker)
Herbarium pedemontanum (Colla) 1171
Herbarium phycologicum (see G. De ‘Ton1)
Herbarium rosarum (see H. Coste)
Herbarium transsylvanicum (see J. Barth)
Herbarium vivum recens collectum (see J. Ehr-
hart)
Herbarum vivae eicones (Brunfels) 852
Herb. blackwell. (Blackw.) 546
Herb. Brunfelsii [11] (Brunfels) 854
Herb. color. Amérique (Buchoz) 879
Herb. France (Bull.) 905
Herbier Barbey-Boissier (see R. Chodat)
Herbier colorié de Amérique (Buchoz)
879
Herbier de la France (Bull.) 905
Herbier de la Guadeloupe et de la Martinique
(see A. Duss)
Herbier de la Guadeloupe et Dépendances (see
A. Duss)
Herbier de la Martinique (see A. Duss)
Herbier des muscinées de Belgique (see
L. Aigret)
Herb. Martii (Eichler) 1649
Herborisations des environs de Montpel-
lier (Gouan) 2103
Herbor. Montpellier (Gouan) 2103
Herb. pedem. (Colla) 1171
Herb. vivae eicon. (Brunfels) 852
Hercyn. Florenbez. (Drude) 1528
Hercynische Florenbezirk (Drude) 1528
Hieracia europaea exsiccata (see KE. Fries)
Hieracia exsiccata (see G. Dahlstedt)
Hieraciotheca (see M. Gautier)
Hieraciotheca gallica (see J. Arvet-Touvet)
Hieraciotheca hispanica (see J. Arvet-Touvet)
Hieracium Alpes frang. (Arv.-Touv.) 192
Hieracium des Alpes frangaises (Arv.-
Touv.) 192
Hierobotanicon (Celsius) 1072
Hilfsb. Planzensamml. (Beck) 385
Hilfsbuch fur Pflanzensammler (Beck) 385
Hist. arbr. France (Desf.) 1396
Hist. Beschr. Geschl. Pfl. (Ernesting) 1717
Hist. bot. disc. China (Bretschneider) 748
Hist. bot. genev. (DC) 1012
Hist. champ. France (Bull.) 908
Hist. champ. France II (Bull.) 909
Hist. classific. discomyc. Europe (Boud.)
684.
Hist. Coffee (J. Ellis) 1662
Hist. foug. Antill. (Fée) 1757
Hist. fruits London Clay (Bowerbank) 695
Hist. fuc. (S. G. Gmelin) 2050
Hist. fung. Halifax (Bolton) 623
Hist. fung. Neapol. (V. Briganti) 753
Hist. general. pl. (Daléchamps) 1297
Hist. Graphid. (Chev.) 1102
Hist. hydroph. (Bory) 671
Hist. lich., Sticta (Delise) 1357
INDEX TO TITLES
Hist. muse. (Dill.) 1472
Hist. nat. Equisetum France (Duval-
Jouve) 1609
Hist. nat. frais. (Duchesne) 1539
Hist. nat. Lavand. (Ging.) 2025
Hist. nat. méd. Casses (Collad.) 1175
Hist. nat. Renonc. (Birla) 524
Hist. nat. Sénégal (Adans.) 25
Hist. nat. Solanum (Dunal) 1571
Hist. nat. Valér. (Dufr.) 1542
Hist. nat. zoophyt. (Bory) 670
Hist. nat. Zoophyt. (Dujard.) 1549
Histoire de la botanique genevoise (DC)
1012
Histoire des arbres et arbrisseaux qui
peuvent étre cultivés en pleine terre sur
le sol de la France (Desf.) 1396
Histoire des champignons de la France
(Bull.) 905, 908, go9
Histoire des fougéres et des Lycopodiacées
des Antilles (Fée) 1757
Histoire des Graphidées (Chev.) 1102
Histoire des hydrophytes (Bory) 671
Histoire des hydrophytes ou _plantes
agames des eaux (Duperrey) 1578
Histoire des Hypoxylons (Chev.) 1102
Histoire des lichens. Genre Sticta (Delise)
1357
Histoire des plantes (Baill.) 246
Histoire des plantes (Dodoens) 1483
Histoire des plantes de la Guiane fran-
coise (Aubl.) 206
Histoire des plantes de l’Europe (De
Ville) 1426
Histoire des plantes d’ Europe (Gilib.) 2016
Histoire des plantes médicinales (Bull.)
905, O11
Histoire des plantes médicinales du
Perou & du Chily (Feuillée) 1767
Histoire des plantes, Monographie des
Cruciféres (Baill.) 251
Histoire des plantes, Monographie des
Cypéracées, Restiacées et Eriocaulacées
(Baill.) 260
Histoire des plantes, Monographie des
Dilléniacées (Baill.) 248
Histoire des plantes, Monographie des
Lauracées Elaeagnacées et Myristica-
cées (Baill.) 250
Histoire des plantes, Monographie des
Protéacées (Baill.) 249
Histoire des plantes, Monographie des
Renonculacées (Baill.) 247
Histoire des plantes, Monographie des
Résédacées, Crassulacées et Saxifraga-
cées (Baill.) 252
Histoire des plantes vénéneuses et suspec-
tes de la France (Bull.) 905, 907
Histoire des végétaux fossiles (Brongn.)
800
1055
INDEX TO TITLES
Histoire des végétaux recueillis dans les
isles australes d’ Afrique (Thouars) 1581,
1582
Histoire des végétaux recueillis sur les iles
de France, la Réunion (Bourbon) et
Madagascar (Thouars) 1580
Histoire et classification des discomycétes
d’Europe (Boud.) 684
Histoire ... Europe et étrangeéres (Gilib.)
2016
Histoire naturelle des Equisetum de
France (Duval-Jouve) 1609
Histoire naturelle des fraisiers (Duchesne)
1539
Histoire naturelle des Lavandes (Ging.)
2025
Histoire naturelle des zoophytes (Bory)
670
Histoire naturelle des Zoophytes (Dujard.)
1549
Histoire naturelle du Sénégal (Adans.) 25
Histoire naturelle et médicale de la
famille des Valérianées (Dufr.) 1542
Histoire naturelle et médicale des Casses
(Collad.) 1175
Histoire naturelle et médicale des Renon-
cules (Birla) 524
Histoire naturelle, médicale et économi-
que des Solanum (Dunal) 1571
Histoire particuliére des plantes orchidées
(Thouars) 1586
Histoire physique, naturelle et politique
de Madagascar — Histoire naturelle des
plantes (Grand.) 2109
Histoire universelle du régne végétal
(Buchoz) 876
Hist. orchid. (Thouars) 1586
Historia fisica y politica de Chile Botanica
[Flora chilena] (Gay) 1975
Historia fucorum (S. G. Gmelin) 2050
Historia fungorum regni Neapolitani (V.
Briganti) 758
Historia generalis plantarum
champs) 1297
Historia muscorum (Dill.) 14.72
Historia plantarum (J. Bauhin) 368
Historia plantarum lugdunensis (Dalé-
champs) 1297
Historia plantarum succulentarum (Brad-
ley) 699
Historia stirpium commentarii insignes
(Fuchs) 1909
Historical account of coffee (J. Ellis) 1662
Historische und physikalische Beschrei-
bung der Geschlechter der Pflanzen
(Ernsting) 1717
History of European botanical discoveries
in China (Bretschneider) 748
History of fungusses, growing about Hali-
fax (Bolton) 623
(Dalé-
1056
History of succulent plants (Bradley) 699
History of the fossil fruits and seeds of the
London Clay (Bowerbank) 695
Hist. phys. Madagascar (Grand.) 2109
Hist. pl. (Baill.) 246
Hist. pl. (J. Bauhin) 368
Hist. pl. (Dodoens) 1483
Hist. pl. Europe (De Ville) 1426
Hist. pl. Europe (Gilib.) 2016
Hist. pl. Guiane (Aubl.) 206
Hist. pl. méd. (Buil.) g11
Hist. pl., monogr. Crucif. (Baill.) 251
Hist. pl., monogr. Cypér. (Baill.) 260
Hist. pl., monogr. Dillén. (Baill.) 248
Hist. pl., Monogr. Laur. (Baill.) 250
Hist. pl., monogr. Prot. (Baill.) 249
Hist. pl., monogr. Renonc. (Baill.) 247
Hist. pl., monogr. Réséd. (Baill.) 252
Hist. pl. vénén. (Bull.) 907
Hist. stirp. (Fuchs) 1909
Hist. succ. pl. (Bradley) 699
Hist. univ. regne vég. (Buchoz) 876
Hist. vég. foss. (Brongn.) 800
Hist. vég. iles France (Thouars) 1580
Hist. vég. isles austral. Afriq. (Thouars)
1581, 1582
Hochgebirgsflora des tropischen Afrika
(Engl.) 1706
Hollandischen Meeresalgen (Goor) 2086
Holl. Meeresalg. (Goor) 2086
Holz-Saat und Pflanzung der Wald-
Baume (Duhamel) 1545
Hort. amer. (Barham) 308
Hort. breiter. (Breiter) 732
Hort. brit.-amer. (Catesby) 1058
Hort. east. (Broughton) 818
Hort. eltham. (Dill.) 1471
Hort. eur. amer. (Catesby) 1058
Hort. eystett. (Besler) 497
Horti academici taurinensis
(Balb.) 280
Horti bonon. pl. nov. (Bertol.) 492
Horti botanici bononiensis plantae novae
(Bertol.) 492
Horti med. amstelod.
1187
Horti medici Amstelaedamensis plantae
rariores et exoticae (C. Commelijn)
1186
Horti medici amstelaedamensis planta-
rum usualium catalogus (J. Commelijn)
1188
Horti medici amstelodamensis (J. Com-
melin) 1187
Hort. kew. (Aiton) 72
Hort. med. Amstel. pl. (C. Commelijn)
1186
Hort. rom. (Bonelli) 634.
Hort. taur. stirp. (Balb.) 280
Hortus americanus (Barham) 308
stirpium
(J. Commelijn)
Hortus batav. (Eeden) 1626
Hortus batavus (Eeden) 1626
Hortus belved. (Dennst.) 1369
Hortus belvedereanus (Dennst.) 1369
Hortus boiss. (Autran) 210
Hortus boissierianus (Autran) 210
Hortus breiterianus (Breiter) 732
Hortus britanno-americanus (Catesby)
1058
Hortus cantabrig. (Donn) 1505
Hortus cantabrigiensis (Donn) 1505
Hortus carlsruh. (C. C. Gmelin) 2039
Hortus collins. (Dillwyn) 1475
Hortus collinsonianus (Dillwyn) 14.75
Hortus east. (Broughton) 817
Hortus eastensis (Broughton) 817, 818
Hortus elthamensis (Dill.) 14.71
Hortus europae americanus
1058
Hortus eystettensis (Besler) 497
Hortus kew. (W. T. Aiton) 73
Hortus kewensis (Aiton) 72, 73
Hortus magni ducis badensis carlsruhanus
~ (C. C. Gmelin) 2039
Hortus maurit. (Bojer) 614
Hortus mauritianus (Bojer) 614
Hortus med. (G. Graves) 2116
Hortus medicus (G. Graves) 2116
Hortus monsp. (Gouan) 2099
Hortus regius monspeliensis (Gouan) 2099
Hortus ripul. (Colla) 1166
Hortus romanus (Bonelli) 634
Hortus siccus brittanicus (see J. Dickson)
Hortus woburnensis (J. Forbes) 1816
Hort. woburn. (J. Forbes) 1816
Houtsoorten van Nederlandsch Oost-
Indié (Eeden) 1627
Houtsoort. Ned. Oost-Indié (Eeden) 1627
Hydrodict. utric. (J. Areschoug) 169
Hydrodictyo utriculato (J. Areschoug)
169
Hymenomyceten aus Siidbayern (Brit-
zelm.) 789
Hyménomyceétes (Gill.) 2018, 2019
Hymenomycétes de France (Bourd.) 689
Hymenomycetes europaei (Fr.) 1882, 1895
Hymenomycetes hungarici kmetiani
(Bres.) 742
Hymenomye. eur. (Fr.) 1895
Hymenomyc. France (Bourd.) 689
Hymenomyc. hung. (Bres.) 742
Hymenomyc. Siidbayern (Britzelm.) 789
Hymenophyllaceae javanicae (Bosch.) 678
Hymenophyll. javan. (Bosch.) 678
Ic. farl. (Farl.) 1742
Ic. fuc. (Esper) 1720
Ic. Hymenomyc. (Fr.) 1894
Icon. (Cav.) 1061
Icon. alg. (C. Agardh) 41
Icon. alg. eur. (C. Agardh) 45
(Catesby)
INDEX TO TITLES
Icon. bogor. (Boerl.) 595
Icones algarum (C. Agardh) 41
Icones algarum europaearum (C. Agardh)
Icones bogorienses (Boerl.) 595
Icones et descriptiones plantarum (Cav.)
1061
Icones et descriptiones variorum plantarum
Siciliae, Melitae, Fuliae et Italiae 1674
(1684) (see P. Boccone)
Icones Euphorbiarum (Boiss.) 610
Icones farlowianae (Farl.) 1742
Icones filicum sinicarum (Ching) 1104
Icones fucorum (Esper) 1720
Icones fungorum (Berl.) 4.74
Icones fungorum hucusque cognitorum
(Corda) 1223
Icones lithographicae plantarum australa-
siae rariorum (Guillemin) 2210
Icones mycologicae (Boud.) 683
Icones orchidearum austro-africanarum
extratropicarum (H. Bolus) 625
Icones plantarum asiaticarum
2169
Icones plantarum Calliae rariorum (DC)
(Griff.)
989
Icones plantarum Indiae orientalis
(Bedd.) 394
Icones plantarum rariorum herbarii Pe-
demontani (Colla) 1171
Icones rerum naturalium (Forssk.) 1820
Icones selectae horti thenensis (De Wild.)
14.29
Icones selectae Hymenomycetum nondum
delineatorum (Fr.) 1894
Icones selectae plantarum (Deless.) 1351
Icon. Euphorb. (Boiss.) 610
Icon. filic. sin. (Ching) 1104
Icon. fung. (Berl.) 474
Icon. fung. (Corda) 1223
Icon. horti then. (De Wild.) 1429
Icon. mycol. (Boud.) 683
Icon. mycol. (Bres.) 745
Iconographia florae italicae (Fiori) 1781
Iconographia generum plantarum (Endl.)
1679
Iconographia mycologica (Bres.) 74.5
Iconographia phycologica (J. Areschoug)
170
Iconographie des_ orchidées
(E. G. Camus) 971
Iconogr. fl. ital. (Fiori) 1781
Iconogr. gen. pl. (Endl.) 1679
Iconogr. orchid. Europe (E. G. Camus)
971
Iconogr. phycol. (J. Areschoug) 170
Icon. orchid. austro-afric. (H. Bolus) 625
Icon. pl. Gall. rar. (DC) 989
Icon. pl. Ind. or. (Bedd.) 394
Icon. sel. pl. (Deless.) 1351
d’Europe
1057
INDEX TO TITLES
Ic. pl. asiat. (Griff.) 2169
Ic. pl. australas. (Guillemin) 2210
Ic. rer. nat. (Forssk.) 1820
Ill. Austral. pl. Gook’s voy. (Banks) 295
Ill. Brit. fl. (W. Fitch) 1798
Ill. Brit. fung. (Cooke) 1207
Ill. Carex (Boott) 652
Ill. Cyper. (C. B. Clarke) 1140
Ill. descr. Camell. (Booth) 651
Ill. Dysod. (Colla) 1168
Ill. fl. atlant. (Coss.) 1245
Ill. Fl. Deutschland (Garcke) 1949
Ill. fl. Egypte (Aschers.) 199
Ill. fl. ins. pacif. (Drake) 1514
Ill. fl. Novae Holl. (F. L. Bauer) 362
Ill. fl. n. U. S. (Britton) 778
Ill. fl. Pacific States (Abrams) 6
Ill. hort. sicc. Caesalp. (Caruel) 1033
Ill. med. bot. (Carson) 1032
Ill. New Zealand fl. (Cheeseman) 1094
Ill. observ. bot. (Gouan) 2101
Ill. orch. pl. (F. A. Bauer) 365
Illustrated flora of the Northern United
States (Britton) 778
Illustrated flora of the
(Abrams) 6
Illustratio generis Dysodii (Colla) 1168
Illustratio in hortum siccum Andreae
Caesalpini (Caruel) 1033
Illustration de la flore d’Egypte (Aschers. )
199
Illustrationes et icones rariorum stirpium
(Colla) 1166
[llustrationes et observationes botanicae
(Gouan) 2I01
Pacific States
Illustrationes florae atlanticae (Coss.)
1245
Illustrationes florae insularum maris
pacifici (Drake) 1514
Illustrationes florae Novae Hollandiae
(F. L. Bauer) 362
Illustrations and descriptions of the plants
which compose the natural order of
Camellieae (Booth) 651
Illustrations des espéces nouvelles de
Champignons de la ‘Tunisie recueillies
en 1891 par Narcisse Patouillard
(Bonnet) 640
Illustrations of Australian plants collected
in 1770 during Captain Cook’s voyage
round the world (Banks) 295
Illustrations of British fungi (Cooke) 1207
Illustrations of Cyperaceae (C. B. Clarke)
1140
Illustrations of medical botany (Carson)
1032
Illustrations of orchidaceous plants (I. A.
Bauer) 365
Illustrations of the British Flora (W.
Fitch) 1798
1058
Illustrations of the Forest flora of North-
West and Central India (Brandis) 704
Illustrations of the genus Carex (Boott)
652
Illustrations of the New Zealand flora
(Cheeseman) 1094
Illustrations of West American oaks
(Greene) 2139
Illustrazioni ulteriori alla Flora Virgiliana
(Bubani) 860
Illustrierte Flora von Deutschland (Garc-
ke) 1949
Ill. W. Amer. Oaks (Greene) 2139
Ind. alter hort Lugd.-Bat. (Boerh.) 593
Index alter in omnes tomos herbarii
amboinensis (J. Burm.) 932
Index alter plantarum quae in horto
academico Lugduno-Batavo (Boerh.)
593
Index alt. herb. amboin. (J. Burm.) 932
Index Amer. palms (Dahlgren) 1295
Index aroid. (Ender) 1671
Index aroidearum (Ender) 1671
Index botanique universel des genres,
espéces et variétés de plantes parus
depuis le 1er janvier 1901 (Barbey) 298
Index bot. universel (Barbey) 298
Index crit. Butom. Alism. Jun cag.
(Buchenau) 865
Index criticus Butomacearum, Alisma-
cearum, Juncaginacearumque (Buche-
nau) 865
Index criticus specierum atque synonymo-
rum generis Saxifraga L. (Engl.) 1700
Index filic. (C. Chr.) 1128
Index filicum (C. Chr.) 1128
Index florae sinensis (F. Forbes) 1814
Index fung. brit. (Cooke) 1196
Index fungorum britannicorum (Cooke)
1196
Index generum phanerogamorum (Th.
Durand) 1591
Index gen. names fossil pl. (H. N. An-
drews) 139
Index gen. phan. (Th. Durand) 1591
Index hepat. (Bonner) 638
Index hepaticarum (Bonner) 638
Index of American palms (Dahlgren) 1295
Index of generic names of fossil plants,
1820-1950 (H. N. Andrews) 139
Index palaeontol. (Bronn) 807
Index palaeontologicus (Bronn) 807
Index plantarum horti et egri jenensis
(Baldinger) 284
Index plantarum, quae in horto academi-
co Lugduno Batavoreperiuntur (Boerh.)
592
Index pl. jenensis (Baldinger) 284
Index Saxifraga (Engl.) 1700
Index sem. hort. petrop. (Fisch.) 1785
Index seminum, quae Hortus botanicus
imperialis petropolitanus pro mutua
commutatione offert (Fisch.) 1785
Indian trees (Brandis) 705
Ind. pl. hort. Lugd. Bat. (Boerh.) 592
Infusionsthierchen (Ehrenb.) 1638
Institutiones rei herbariae (Crantz) 1266
Inst. rei herb. (Crantz) 1266
Instruct. coll. bot. (DC) 1014
Instruction pratique sur les collections
botaniques (DC) 1014
Intr. crypt. bot. (Berk.) 462
Intr. fl. Paris (Bull.) 902
Intr. Foramin. (W. B. Carpenter) 1028
Introd. étude bot. (A. DC) 974
Introd. fl. anal. Paris (Coss.) 1238
Introd. fl. Catalufia (Costa) 1246
Introd. fresh-water alg. (Cooke) 1210
Introd. stud. fung. (Cooke) 1214
Introd. study Diatom. (Deby) 1334
Introduccion a la flora de Cataluna
(Costa) 1246
Introduction a la flore des environs de
Paris (Bull.) 902
Introduction a l’étude de la botanique
(A. DC) 974
Introduction a une flore analytique et
descriptive des environs de Paris (Coss. )
1238
Introduction to.
(Berk.) 462
Introduction to fresh-water algae (Cooke)
1210
Introduction to structural and systematic
botany (A. Gray) 2122
Introduction to the general tables of
plants (Bute) 938
Introduction to the study of fungi (Cooke)
1214
Introduction to the study of the Diatoma-
ceae (Deby) 1334
Introduction to the study of the Foramini-
fera (W. B. Carpenter) 1028
Itinerary notes of plants collected in the
Khasyah and Bootan mountains (Griff.)
2168
Itin. p!. Khasyah mts. (Griff.) 2168
cryptogamic botany
Japanese Characeae (T. F. Allen) 89
Jard. Eden (Buchoz) 878
Jard. fruit. (Decne.) 1338
Jardin d’Eden (Buchoz) 878
Jardin fruitier (Decne.) 1338
J. B. Fischers Zusaze [sic] zu seinem Ver-
such einer Naturgeschichte von Livland
(J. Fisch.) 1791
J. Bot. (Desv.) 1409
J. Bot. appl. (Desv.) 1410
J. obs. (Feuillée) 1767
Journal (Douglas) 1506
INDEX TO TITLES
Journal de Botanique, appliquée a
Vagriculture, a la pharmacie, a la
médecine et aux arts (Desv.) 1410
Journal de Botanique, rédigé par une
société de botanistes (Desv.) 14.09
Journal de mon troisieme voyage d’ex-
ploration dans l’Empire Chinois (Da-
vid) 1316
Journal des observations (Feuillée) 1767
Journal des observations physiques, ma-
thématiques et botaniques (Feuillée)
1767
Journal kept by David Douglas (Douglas)
1506
Journal of a voyage for the discovery of a
northwest passage, Botany (R. Br.) 832
Journals of travels in Assam, Burma,
Bootan, Affghanistan (Griff.) 2166
Journey China (Fortune) 1830
Journey to the tea countries of China
(Fortune) 1830
J. trav. (Griff.) 2166
J. trois. voy. Chin. (David) 1316
Jiingere Steinkohlengebirge (Beyschlag)
506
Jungermannidae Europae (Dumort.) 1570
Jungerm. Europ. (Dumort.) 1570
Jiing. Steinkohlengeb. (Beyschlag) 506
Juss. & DC. PAél.-Syst. (Fuhlrott) 1917
Jussieuw’s und De Candolle’s natiirliche
Pflanzen-Systeme (Fuhlrott) 1917
J. voy. n-w. passage, Bot. (R. Br.) 832
Kakteen (A. Berger) 450
Kartoffeln (Bercht.) 435
Kenntn. Coniomyc. Cryptomyc. (Bonord.)
646
Kenntniss einiger der wichtigsten Gattun-
gen der Coniomyceten und Cryptomy-
ceten (Bonord.) 646
Kenntn. Lebens Bacill. Calif. (Ehrenb.)
1641
Kleine botanische Schriften (Griess.) 2164.
Kleine bot. Schr. (Griess.) 2164
Klotzschii herbarium vivum mycologium (see
C. Fiedler)
Kreiiterb. contraf. (Brunfels) 856
Kreiiter Buch (Bock) 575
Kreiiterbuch contrafayt,
(Brunfels) 856
Kritische Nachtrage zur Flora der nord-
vollkummen
westdeutschen ‘Tiefebene (Buchenau)
871
Kritisches Verzeichniss aller bis jetzt
beschriebenen Juncaceen (Buchenau)
868
Krit. Nachtr. Fl. Nordwestdeut.
bene (Buchenau) 871
Krit. Verz. Juncac. (Buchenau) 868
Krypt.-Fl. Schlesien (Cohn) 1159
Krypt. Gew. (Bisch.) 530
Tiefe-
1059
INDEX TO TITLES
Krypt. Gew. Fichtelgeb. (Funck) 1919
Kryptogamen-Flora von Schlesien (Cohn)
1159
Kryptogamische Gewachse (besonders)
des Fichtelgebirg’s (Funck) 1919
Kryptogamischen Gewachse (Bisch.) 530
Kunstwoordenleer der planten (A. Dietr.)
1455
Kunstwoordenleer pl. (A. Dietr.) 1455
Lab. Alp. mar. (Briq.) 762
Labiatarum genera et species (Benth.) 421
Labiat. gen spec. (Benth.) 421
Labiées des Alpes maritimes (Briq.) 762
Lactariae of North America (see G. Burling-
ham)
Landmarks (Greene) 2144
Landmarks of botanical history (Greene)
2144
Landw. FI. (Alef.) 81
Landwirthschafliche und technische Pflan-
zenkunde Stuttgart (Calwer) 948
Landwirthschaftliche Flora (Alef.) 81
Landwirthsch. Pflanzenk. (Calwer) 948
La NUOVA NOTARISIA (see G. De Notaris)
Larob. bot. (C. Agardh) 46
Larobok 1 botanik (C. Agardh) 46
Laubm. Aargau (Geh.) 1982
Laubm. Fennoskand. (Broth.) 814
Laubm. Meklenb. (Brockm.) 791
Laubmoose des Cantons Aargau (Geh.)
1982
Laubmoose Meklenburgs (Brockm.) 791
Laws bot. nomencl. (A. DC) 976
Laws of botanical nomenclature (A. DC)
976
Leafl. bot. observ. (Greene) 2143
Leaflets of botanical observation and
criticism (Greene) 2143
Lebermoosstudien im nordlichen
wegen (Arnell) 178
Lebermoosstud. nérdl. Norwegen (Arnell)
178
Leer der Plantkunde (Gorter) 2094.
Leer plantk. (Gorter) 2094
Leguminosae of Tropical Africa (E. G.
Baker) 265
Legum. Trop. Africa (E. G. Baker) 265
Lehrb. Bot. (Bisch.) 533
Lehrb. Mineral. (Germar) 2000
Lehrb. nat. Pflanzenordn. (Cassel) 1046
Lehrbuch der Botanik (Bisch.) 533
Lehrbuch der gesammten Mineralogie
(Germar) 2000
Lehrbuch der natiirlichen Pflanzenord-
nung (Cassel) 1046
Leitpflanzen des Rothliegenden und des
Zechsteingebirges oder der permischen
Formation in Sachsen (Geinitz) 1987
Leitpfl. perm. Form. Sachsen (Geinitz)
1987
Nor-
1060
Les hépatiques de ? Ardenne (see C. Delogne)
Les mousses de l Ardenne (see C. Delogne)
Lethaea geogn. (Bronn) 806
Lethaea geognostica (Bronn) 806
Lethaea ross. (Eichw.) 1654
Lethaea rossica (Eichw.) 1654
Lex. Gartn. (F. Dietr.) 1466
Liber manualis helveto-botanicus in usum
viatoris botanophili Helvetiam pera-
grantis topographiam botanicam com-
plectens (Gaudin) 1971
Lich. arct. (Th. Fr.) 1900
Lich. bassan. (Beltr.) 417
Lich. brit. (Cromb.) 1277
Lichen flora of the United States (Fink)
1780
Lichenen (Bayrh.) 376
Lichenen des frankischen Jura (Arnold)
181, 182
Lichenen Est-, Liv- und Kurlands (Brut-
tan) 856
Lichenenfl. Miinchen (Arnold) 183
Lichenenflora von Miinchen (Arnold)
183
Lichenen und deren Befruchtung (Bayrh.)
376
Lichenes algerienses exsiccati (see C. Flagey)
Lichenes arcteci collecti aestate 1863 in Lap-
ponia orientali (see N. Fellman)
Lichenes arctoi (Th. Fr.) 1900
Lichenes armoricant spectabiles exsiccati (see
H. Abbayes)
Lichenes boreali-americani (see C. Cummings)
Lichenes britannici (Cromb.) 1277
Lichenes britannici exsiccati (see J. Crombie)
Lichenes Etruriae rariores exsiccati (see M.
Anzi)
Lichenes exciccati (see F. Arnold)
Lichenes exsiccati (see J. Flotow)
Lichenes exsiccati aus der Flora Augsburgs (see
M. Britzelmayr)
Lichenes exsiccati Bohemiae borealis (Flechten
Nordbéhmens) (see J. Anders)
Lichenes exsiccati Longobardiae in ordinem
systematicum dispositi (see S. Garovaglio)
Lichenes exsiccati minus rari italiae superioris
(see M. Anzi)
Lichenes exsiccati Sueciae (see 'T. Fries)
Lichenes exsiccati Tiroliae et Bavariae (see
F. Arnold)
Lichenes florae rossicae et regionum confinium
orientalium (see A. Elenkin)
Lichenes gallici et nonnulli alii exsiccati (see
H. Abbayes)
Lichenes hibernici exsiccati (see I. Carroll)
Lichenes japoniae exsiccati (see Y. Asahina)
Lichenes jurae (see F. Arnold)
Lichenes madagascarienses et borbonici exsiccatt
(see H. Abbayes)
Lichenes monacenses exsiccati (see F. Arnold)
Lichenes paraguayenses (see B. Balansa)
Lichenes provinciae Comensis (Novocomensis) et
Vallis- Tellinae (see S. Garovaglio)
Lichenes prov. Sondriensis, et Novi Comensi
exsiccati (see M. Anzi)
Lichenes rariores Langobardi exsiccati (see
M. Anzi)
Lichenes rariores Veneti ‘‘additis nonnullis
speciebus ex viciniis regionibus’ (see M.
Anzi)
Lichenes Romaniae exsiccati,
botanico scholae polytechnicae
editae (see P. Cretzoiu)
Lichenes scandinaviae rariores et critici exsiccati
(see T. Fries)
Lichenes sueciae exsiccati (see E. Fries)
Licheni bassanesi enumerati e descritti
(Beltr.) 417
Lichenographia europaea reformata (Fr.)
1872
Lichenographia germanica (D. Dietr.)
1463
Lichenographia scandinavica (Th. Fr.)
1902
Lichenographia universalis (Achar.) 11
Lichenographiae sueciae prodromus
(Achar.) 9
Lichenogr. eur. reform. (Fr.) 1872
Lichenogr. Germ. (D. Dietr.) 1463
Lichenogr. scand. (Th. Fr.) 1902
Lichenogr. suec. prodr. (Achar.) 9
Lichenogr. universalis (Achar.) 11
Lichenotheca (see V. Gyelnik)
Lichenotheca carpathica (see V. Greschik)
Lichenotheca italica (see S. Garovaglio)
Lichens (Acloque) 15
Lichens de France (see D. Delise)
Lichens de Franche-Comté et de quelques
localités environnantes (see C. Flagey)
Lichens of Iowa (see B. Fink)
Lichens of the Swedish antarctic expedi-
tion (Darb.) 1307
Lichenum esculentum Pallasii et species
consimiles adversaria (Eversm.) 1731
Lich. escul. (Eversm.) 1731
Lich, Est-, Liv- & Kurl. (Bruttan) 856
Lich. fl. U.S. (Fink) 1780
Lich. frank. Jura (Arnold) 181, 182
Lich. Swed. antarct. Exp. (Darb.) 1307
Liliaceae (Engl.) 1704
Lin. betyd. bot. hist. (J. Agardh) 57
Lin. lara arter (J. Agardh) 60
Linnaeus’s system of botany (Curtis) 1287
Linnés betydelse i botanikens historia
(J. Agardh) 57
Linnés lara om i naturen bestamda och
bestaende arter (J. Agardh) 60
Linn. syst. bot. (Curtis) 1287
List Brit. pl. (Druce) 1524
List fl. pl. Andover (C. B. Clarke) 1136
a_ laboratorio
Bucuresti
INDEX TO TITLES
List mar. alg. Berwick-on-T weed (Batters)
360
List moss. Vermont (Grout) 2191
List of British plants (Druce) 1524
List of the flowering plants, ferns, and
mosses collected in the immediate
neighbourhood of Andover (C. B.
Clarke) 1136
List of the marine algae of Berwick-on-
Tweed (Batters) 360
List of the mosses of Vermont (Grout)
21gI
List of the plants contained in the sixth
edition of Gray’s Manual (T. A. Allen)
84
List pl. Gray’s Manual (T. A. Allen) 84
Lista de plantas que han sido observadas
en Chile por el Dr. Bertero en 1828
(Bertero) 482
Liste alg. mar. (Chalon) 1080
Liste des aleues marines (Chalon) 1o80
Lithograms of the ferns of Queensland
(F. M. Bailey) 236
Lithogr. ferns Queensland (F. M. Bailey)
236
Lithothamn. Adriat. Meer. (Foslie) 1833
Lithothamnia selecta exsiccata (see M. Foslie)
Lithothamnien des Adriatischen Meeres
und Marokkos (Foslie) 1833
Lois de la nomenclature botanique (A.
DC) 975; 976
Lois nomencl. bot. (A. DC) 976
Lois nomencl. bot. [prop.] (A. DC) 975
L’Origine delle piante coltivate (A. DC)
981
Lower fung. (Fitzp.) 1800
Lucubrationes de re herbaria (Bertol.) 488
Lucubr. re herb. (Bertol.) 488
Lycopod. Antill. frang. (Duss) 1602
Lycopodes des Antilles frangaises (Duss)
1602
Machtige Gebirgs-Schichten vorherr-
schend aus mikroskopischen Bacillarien
(Ehrenb.) 1640
Malayan fern allies (Alderwerelt) 79
Malayan ferns (Alderwerelt) 78
Malayan ferns and fern allies (Alder-
werelt) 80
Malayan ferns fern allies (Alderwerelt) 80
Man. actinol. (Blainville) 547
Man. aquat. pl. (Fassett) 1743
Man. bot. (Darby) 1308
Man. bot. (Duchesne) 1538
Man. bot. (Eaton) 1614
Man. bot. descr. (Cutanda) 1291
Man. bot. Rocky Mt. (J. M. Coulter)
1253
Man. bot. San Francisco (Greene) 2141
Man. Brit. bot. (Bab.) 216
Manchester fl. (Grindon) 2172
1061
INDEX TO TITLES
Manchester flora (Grindon) 2172
Man. fl. Belgique (Crép.) 1272
Man. fl. n. states (Britton) 779
Man. geol. (Dana) 1302
Man. herbor. Suisse (Clairv.) 1134
Man. Ind. timb. (Gamble) 1935
Man. méd. pl. (Buchoz) 875
Man. New Zealand fl. (Cheeseman) 1095
Man pl. méd. (Bocq.-Lim.) 579
Man pl. Transvaal (J. B. Davy) 1317
Mantissa botanica altera (Endl.) 1676
Mantissa botanica sistens generum plan-
tarum supplementum secundum (End1.)
1676
Mantissa plantarum florae alpium apua-
narum (Bertol.) 490
Mantissa tertia (Fr.) 1873
Mant. pl. fl. apuan. (Bertol.) 490
Manual (A. Gray) 2124
Manual de botanica descriptiva (Cutan-
da) 1291
Manual of aquatic plants (Fassett) 1743
Manual of botany (Darby) 1308
Manual of Botany (Eaton) 1614
Manual of British botany (Bab.) 216
Manual of geology (Dana) 1302
Manual of Indian timbers (Gamble)
1935
Manual of the botany of the Northern
United States (A. Gray) 2124
Manual of the botany of the region of
San Francisco Bay (Greene) 2141
Manual of the botany of the Rocky
Mountain region (J. M. Coulter) 1253
Manual of the flora of the northern states
and Canada (Britton) 779
Manual of the flowering plants and ferns
of the Transvaal (J. B. Davy) 1317
Manual of the New Zealand flora
(Cheeseman) 1095
Manual of weeds (Georgia) 1992
Manuel amat. jard. (Decne.) 1339
Manuel d’actinologie (Blainville) 547
Manuel de botanique (Duchesne) 1538
Manuel de la flore de Belgique (Crép.)
1272
Manuel de l’amateur des jardins (Decne.)
1339
Manuel des plantes médicinales coloniales
et exotiques (Bocq.-Lim.) 579
Manuel d’herborisation en Suisse et en
Valais (Clairv.) 1134
Manuel médical et usuel
(Buchoz) 875
Man. weeds (Georgia) 1992
Manzonia (Garov.) 1955
Manzonia cantiana (Garov.) 1955
Mar. ale. Canary Is. (Boerg.) 591
Mar. alg. Danish W. Ind., Chloroph.
(Boerg.) 588
des plantes
1062
Mar. alg. Danish W. Ind., Rhodophyc.
(Boerg.) 589
Mar. alg. Faerdes (Boerg.) 587
Mar. alg. New England (Farl.) 1740
Marine algae from the Canary Islands
(Boerg.) 591
Marine algae of New England (Farl.) 1740
Marine algae of the Danish West Indies,
Chlorophyceae and Phaeophyceae
(Boerg.) 588
Marine algae of the Danish West Indies,
Rhodophyceae (Boerg.) 589
Marine algae of the FaerGdes (Boerg.) 587
Materia medica (Bergius) 459
Materials for a monograph of the Strobi-
lanthinae (Bremek.) 733
Mater. med. (Bergius) 459
Mecklenburgische Kryptogamen (see H. Brock-
miller)
Medicinal-Pflanzen der d6sterreichischen
Pharmakopée (Endl.) 1684
Medicinal plants (Bentley) 431
Med. Pfl. dsterr. Pharm. (Endl.) 1684
Med. pl. (Bentley) 431
Meinecke’s Lehrbuch der Mineralogie
(Germar) 2000
Mélang. bot. (Dulac) 1552
Meélang. bot. (Thouars) 1585
Mélanges botaniques (Blume) 570
Meélanges botaniques (Dulac) 1552
Mélanges de botanique et des voyages
(Thouars) 1585
Mém. Anon. (A. DC) 973
Mem. Bartram & Marshall (Darl.) 1312
Mém. Buttner. (DC) 998
Mém. choux raiforts Europe (DC) 996
Mém. Combrét. (DC) 1006
Mem. comis. limites (Berland.) 470
Mém. Conferva Byssus (Bory) 666
Mém. Connarus Omphalobium (DC)
1003
Mém. Crucif. (DC) 995
Mém. Dipsac. (T. Coulter) 1255
Mem. Fatioa (DC) 1009
Mém. foug. (Fée) 1756
Mém. Grossular. (Berland.) 469
Mém. Légum. (DC) 1001
Mém. Melanopsidium nigrum (Colla)
1169
Mém. Myrt. (DC) 1017
Mém. nouv. gen. Guttif. (Choisy) 1111
Mém. Nymph. (DC) 994
Mémoire sur la famille des Anonacées
(A. DC) 973
Mémoire sur la famille des Combrétacées
(DC) 1006
Mémoire sur la famille des Cruciféres
(DC) 995
Mémoire sur la famille des Grossulariées
(Berland.) 469
Mémoire sur la famille des Myrtacées
(DC) 1017
Mémoire sur la famille des Sapindacées
(Cambess.) 952
Mémoire sur la famille des Sélaginées
(Choisy) 1112
Mémoire sur la famille des Violacées
(Ging.) 2024
Mémoire sur l’anatomie et la physiologie
des polypiers composées d’eau douce
(Dumort.) 1567
Mémoire sur le Fatioa (DC) 1009
Mémoire sur le groupe des Phyllériées
(Fée) 1754
Mémoire sur le Melanopsidium nigrum
(Colla) 1169
Mémoire sur les affinités naturelles de la
famille des Nymphaeacées (DC) 994
Mémoire sur les différentes espéces, races
et variétés de choux et de raiforts
cultivés en Europe (DC) 996
Mémoire sur les Dipsacées (T. Coulter)
1255
Mémoire sur les familles des ‘Ternstroemi-
acées et Camelliacées (Choisy) 1120
Mémoire sur les familles des Ternstroe-
miacées et des Guttiféres (Cambess.)
951
Mémoire sur les genres Conferva et Bys-
sus, du chevalier o. Linné. (Bory) 666
Mémoire sur les genres Connarus et
Omphalobium ou sur les Connaracées
Sarcolobées (DC) 1003
Mémoire sur quelques genres nouveaux
de la famille des Buttneriacées (DC) 998
Mémoire sur quelques points de la
physiologie des algues (Derbés) 1389
Mémoire sur un nouveau genre de Gutti-
féres (Choisy) 1111
Mémoires lichénographiques (Fée) 1755
Mémoires sur la famille des Légumineuses
(DC) 1001
Mémoires sur les familles des fougeres
(Fée) 1756
Memorials of John Bartram and Humphry
Marshall (Darl.) 1312
Memorias de la comision de limites (Ber-
land.) 470
Meém. physiol. alg. (Derbés) 1389
Mém. polyp. comp. (Dumort.) 1567
Mém. Sapind. (Cambess.) 952
Mém. Sélag. (Choisy) 1112
Mém. Ternstroem. Camell. (Choisy) 1120
Mém. Ternstroem. Guttif. (Cambess.) 951
Mém. Viol. (Ging.) 2024
Menthae novae (Gand.) 1941
Menth. nov. (Gand.) 1941
Méth. éprouv. (Dubois) 1535
Meth. fung. (Gled.) 2031
Methode der kiinstlichen Bastardbefruch-
INDEX TO TITLES
tung der Gewachse (C. F. Gaertn.) 1924
Méthode éprouvée (Dubois) 1535
Méthode lichénographique et genera
(Fée) 1752
Methodologia systematis (J. Agardh) 55
Methodus (Achar.) 10
Methodus fungorum (Gled.) 2031
Methodus nova muscorum (Brid.) 756
Mexicanas plantas (E. Fourn.) 1835
Mexic. pl. (E. Fourn.) 1835
Mexikanske Levermosser (Gottsche) 2098
Mexik. Leverm. (Gottsche) 2098
Micromycetes italici novi vel
cogniti (De Not.) 1372
Micromycetes tridentini (Berl.) 473
Micromycet. trident. (Berl.) 473
Micromye. ital. novi (De Not.) 1372
Microscope (W. B. Carpenter) 1027
Microstoma hiemale (Bernstein) 481
Mikroskopische Pflanzenbilder (Breiden-
stein) 731
Mikr. Pflanzenbild. (Breidenstein) 731
Milchbl.-Schw. Baden (C. C. Gmelin)
2041
Minerva Ticinese of 1830 (see P. Boccone)
Misc. bot. (Balb.) 278
Misc. bot. (Bertol.) 494
Misc. bot. works (R. Br.) 838
Miscellanea botanica (Balb.) 278
Miscellanea botanica (Bertol.) 494
Miscellaneous botanical works of Robert
Brown (R. Br.) 838
Miss. Em. Laurent (De Wild.) 1435
Mission Emile Laurent (De Wild.) 1435
Modo conosc. (Ant. Alberti) 74
Modo di conoscere i funghi mangerecci
(Ant. Alberti) 74
Monadelphiae classis dissertationes decem
(Cav.) 1059
Monocotyledons (A. Arber) 148
Monografia delle escipule della flora
italica (De Not.) 1380
Monografia delle Tolpidi (Biv.-Bern.) 540
Monogr. afrik. Pflanzen-Fam. (Engl.) 1709
Monogr. alg. cult. pure (Chodat) 1109
Monogr. Amanit. suec. (Fr.) 1889
Monogr. Anonac. (Dunal) 1573
Monogr. Antirrh. (Chavannes) 1093
Monograph of lichens found in Britain
(Cromb.) 1278
Monograph of Odontoglossum (Bateman)
343
Monograph of the Chaetomiaceae (L.
Ames) I11
Monograph of the genus Allium (G. Don)
14.99
Monograph of the genus Dryopteris (C.
Chr.) 1129
Monograph of the genus Lilium (Elwes)
1664.
minus
1063
INDEX TO TITLES
Monograph of the genus Paeonia (G. An-
derson) 120
Monograph of the North American
species of Rhynchospora (A. Gray)
2120
Monograph on_ the
(S. Curtis) 1283
Monographia Amanitarum sueciae (Fr.)
1889
genus Camellia
Monographia Armillariarum sueciae
(Fr.) 1888
Monographia Arthoniarum Scandinaviae
(Almq.) 103
Monographia Collybiarum sueciae (Fr.)
1892
Monographia de Cerastio (Gren.) 2150
Monographia generis Capsici (Fingerh.)
1779
Monographia hymenomycetum Sueciae
(Fr.) 1886
Monographia Juncacearum (Buchenau)
870
Monographia Lepiotarum sueciae (Fr.)
1887
Monographia Mycenarum sueciae (Fr.)
1891
Monographia Polygalacearum (Chodat)
1106
Monographia Rhizospermarum et Hepa-
ticorum (Corda) 1220
Monographia Rosarum Europae et Orien-
tis (Gand.) 1943
Monographia Ruborum sueciae (Arrh.)
189
Monographia Salicum (Anderss.) 130
Monographia Stereocaulorum et Pilopho-
rorum (Th. Fr.) 1899
Monographiae Collybiarum sueciae (Fr.)
1890
Monographiae phanerogamarum (A. DC)
978
Monographic générale de la famille des
Plantaginées (Barnéoud) 311
Monographie d’algues en culture pure
(Chodat) 1109
Monographie de la classe des fougéres
(J. Bommer) 627
Monographie de la famille des Anonacées
(Dunal) 1573
Monographie der baltischen Bernstein-
baume (Conw.) 1192
Monographie der fossilen Coniferen
(Goepp.) 2074
Monographie der Gattung Saxifraga L.
(Engl.) 1701
Monographie der Norddeutschen Weal-
denbildung (Dunker) 1576
Monographie der nord- und _ central-
amerikanischen Arten der Gattung
Senecio (Greenm.) 2145
1064
Monographie des Antirrhinées (Chavan-
nes) 1093
Monographie des Bignoniacées (Bureau)
922
Monographie des Campanulées (A. DC)
972
Monographie des cin genres de plantes
Lasiopétalées (J. Gay) 1977
Monographie des Cladonia de Belgique
(Aigret) 69
Monographie des Fontinalacées (Cardot)
1022
Monographie des Myricacées (A. Chev.)
1098
Monographie des orchidées (E. G. Camus)
969
Monographie des Oscillariées (Gomont)
2085
Monographie des Rubus (Godr.) 2060
Monographie des Rumex (Campd.) 961
Monographie des Saprolegniées (Cornu)
1232
Monographie des saules d’Europe (A.
Camus) 964
Monographie du genre Spiraea (Cam-
bess.) 949
Monographie du genre Trachelomonas
(Deflandre) 1341
Monographie historique et littéraire des
Lis (Cannart) 1018
Monographien afrikanischer Pflanzen-
Familien und -Gattungen (Engl.) 1709
Monogr. Armillar. suec. (Fr.) 1888
Monogr. Arthon. Scand. (Almq.) 103
Monogr. Bernsteinbaume (Conw.) 1192
Monogr. Bignon. (Bureau) 922
Monogr. Camellia (S. Curtis) 1283
Monogr. Campan. (A. DC) 972
Monogr. Capsic. (Fingerh.) 1779
Monogr. Cerast. (Gren.) 2150
Monogr. Chaetom. (L. Ames) 111
Monogr. Cladonia Belgique (Aigret) 69
Monogr. Collyb. suec. (Fr.) 1890, 1892
Monogr. Dryopteris (C. Chr.) 1129
Monogr. escip. fl. ital. (De Not.) 1380
Monogr. Fontinal. (Cardot) 1022
Monogr. foss. Conif. (Goepp.) 2074
Monogr. foug. (J. Bommer) 627
Monogr. hist. Lis (Cannart) 1018
Monogr. hymenomyc. Suec. (Fr.) 1886
Monogr. Juncac. (Buchenau) 870
Monogr. Lasiopétal. (J. Gay) 1977
Monogr. Lepiot. suec. (Fr.) 1887
Monogr. lich. Britain (Cromb.) 1278
Monogr. Lilium (Elwes) 1664
Monogr. Mycen. suec. (Fr.) 1891
Monogr. Myric. (A. Chev.) 1098
Monogr. Norddeut. Wealdenbild. (Dun-
ker) 1576
Monogr. Odontoglossum (Bateman) 343
Monogr. orchid. (E. G. Camus) 969
Monogr. Oscill. (Gomont) 2085
Monogr. phan. (A. DC) 978
Monogr. Plantag. (Barnéoud) 311
Monogr. Polygal. (Chodat) 1106
Monogr. Rhizosperm. Hepat. (Corda)
1220
Monogr. Ros. Eur. (Gand.) 1943
Monogr. Rubus (Godr.) 2060
Monogr. Rumex (Campd.) 961
Monogr. Salicum (Anderss.) 130
Monogr. Saprolegn. (Cornu) 1232
Monogr. saules Europe (A. Camus) 964
Monogr. Saxifraga (Engl.) 1701
Monogr. Senecio (Greenm.) 2145
Monogr. Spiraea (Cambess.) 949
Monogr. Stereoc. Piloph. (Th. Fr.) 1899
Monogr. Tolpidi (Biv.-Bern) 540
Monogr. Trachelomonas (Deflandre)
1341
Monthly chronicle of botanical and
horticultural news (Edwards) 1625
Moosflora der Rheinpfalz (W. Gimbel)
2205
Moosfl. Rheinpfalz (W. Gimbel) 2205
Moss exsiccati (see 'T. Frye)
Moss fl. N. Amer. (Grout) 2195
Moss fl. New York (Grout) 2194
Moss flora of New York City (Grout) 2194
Moss Flora of North America (Grout)
2195
Mosses of Guatemala (E. B. Bartram) 328
Mosses of Southern Arizona (see E. Bartram)
Mosses of the Cascade Mountains, Washington
(see J. Allen)
Mosses of the Philippines (E. B. Bartram)
327
Mosses with a hand-lens (Grout) 2192
Mosses with hand-lens and microscope
(Grout) 2193
Moss. hand-lens (Grout) 2192
Moss. hand-lens microsc. (Grout) 2193
Mossvegetationen vid Takern (Arnell) 179
Mossveg. ‘Takern (Arnell) 179
Mousses de la Normandie (Bréb.) 723
Mousses de la Normandie (see L. Brébisson)
Mousses de la Normandie (see G. Etienne)
Mousses Normandie (Bréb.) 723
Mucédinées simples (Costantin) 1248
Mucéd. simpl. (Costantin) 1248
Mus. bot. (Blume) 567
Musc. amer. (Drumm.) 1532
Musc. Buitenzorg (M. Fleisch.) 1803
Musc. Eure-et-Loir (Douin) 1508
Musc. France (Boulay) 687
Musc. fron. archip. ind. (Dozy) 1509
Musc. frond. ined. archip. ind. (Dozy)
1510
Muschi [disseccati] dell’ Austria inferiore (see
S. Garovaglio)
INDEX TO TITLES
Musci africani in Camerunia collecti (see
P. Dusén)
Muscit Americae septentrionalis exsiccati (see
J. Cardot)
Musci americani (Drumm.) 1532
Musci americani (see VT. Drummond)
Musci appalach. (Aust.) 209
Musci appalachiani (Aust.) 209
Musci appalachiani (see C. Austin)
Musci brasilienses (see E. Bauer)
Musci britannici, or pocket herbarium of
specimens of British mosses (see G. Gard-
ner)
Musci chilensis (see P. Dusén)
Musci der Flora von Buitenzorg (M.
Fleisch.) 1803
Musci europaei (see EK. Bauer)
Musci Europaei exsiccati (see J. Cardot)
Musci europaei novi vel Bryologiae
europaeae supplementum (Bruch) 844
Musci fendleriani venezuelenses (see A. Fend-
ler)
Musci fenniae exsiccatae (see V. Brotherus)
Musci frondosi exsiccati (see J. Breutel)
Musci frondosi archipelagi indict exsiccati (see
M. Fleischer)
Musci frondosi et hepaticae exsiccatae. Laub-
und Lebermoose der Russischen Ostsee-
Provinzen in getrockneten Exemplaren (see
G. Girgensohn)
Musci frondosi exsiccati (see O. Blandow)
Musci frondosi exsiccati (see C. Fiedler)
Musci frondosi inediti archipelagi indici
(Dozy) 1510
Musci Hepaticae of Brazil (see G. Gardner)
Musci himalayenses (see J. Duthie)
Musci ital. (De Not.) 1384
Musci italici (De Not.) 1384
Musci madurenses indiae meridionalis exsiccati
(see G. Foreau)
Musci mediolanenses (see
Crivelli)
Musci megapolitani (see C. Fiedler)
Musci neerlandici in speciminis exsiccatis (see
L. Buse)
Musci orientali-americani (see D. Eaton)
Musci patagonici (see P. Dusén)
Musci scotici (Drumm.) 1531
Musci turkestanict (see V. Brotherus)
Muscinées de la France (Boulay) 687
Muscinées d’Eure-et-Loir (Douin) 1508
Muscol. ital. spic. (De Not.) 1370
Muscologia recentiorum (Brid.) 756
Muscologia rothomagensis (Béhéré) 402
Muscologiae italicae spicilegium (De
Not.) 1370
Muscologiae recentiorum supplementum
pars IV seu Mantissa generum specie-
rumque muscorum frondosorum uni-
versa (Brid.) 756
G. Balsamo-
1065
INDEX TO TITLES
Muscologiae recentiorum supplementum
seu species muscorum (Brid.) 756
Muscol. recent. (Brid.) 756
Muscol. rothom. (Béhéré) 402
Muscorum frondosorum novae species ex
archipelago indico et Japonica (Dozy)
1509
Musc. scot. (Drumm.) 1531
Museum botanicum (Blume) 567
Mycetozoen (de Bary) 333
Mycobiota of North America (see W. Cooke)
Mycoflora domingensis exsiccata (see
R. Ciferri)
Mycographia (Cooke) 1203
Mycologia nicaensis (see J. Barla)
Mycomycétes de Roumanie (M. Brandza)
710
Myrtaceae centroamericanae Bestemmel-
ser og Beskrivelser af Dr O. Berg (O.
Berg) 444
Myrtacées du Paraguay (Barb. Rodr.) 304
Myrt. Paraguay (Barb. Rodr.) 304
Myxomyc. Béhmens (L. F. Celak) 1071
Myxomyceten Béhmens (L. F. Celak.)
1071
Myxomycétes de Roumanie (see M. Brandza)
Myxomycetes of New England (see C. Gum-
mings)
Myxomycetes of the United States (Cooke)
1205
Myxomyc. Roumanie (M. Brandza) 710
Myxomyc. U.S. (Cooke) 1205
Myxophyc. Afr. équat. frang. (Frémy)
1855
Myxophycées de l’Afrique équatoriale
francaise (Frémy) 1855
Nachtrag zum vollstandigen Lexicon der
Gartnerei und Botanik (F. Dietr.) 1467
Nachtr. vollst. Lex. Gartn. (F. Dietr.)
1467
Nagra nya eller ofullstandigt kanda arter
af nyzeelandska fanerogamer (Berggr.)
457
N. Amer. fl. (Britton) 781
N. Amer. Gram. (A. Gray) 2119
N. Amer. pyrenomyc. (Ellis) 1660
N. Amer. Sordar. (D. Griffiths) 2171
N. Amer. trees (Britton) 783
Narcissus (Burbidge) 919
Narrative of a journey (Franklin) 1850
Narrative of a journey in the interior of
China (C. Abel) 3
Narrative of the Euphrates expedition
(Chesney) 1097
Narrative of the exploring expedition to
the Rocky Mountains (Frém.) 1853
Narrative of travels and discoveries in
Northern and Central Africa (R. Br.)
834
Narr. Euphrates exped. (Chesney) 1097
1066
Narr. exped. Rocky Mts. (Frém.) 1853
Narr. Journey China (C. Abel) 3
Narr. journey Polar Sea (Franklin) 1850
Narr. travels Africa (R. Br.) 834
Nassaus Fl. (Fuckel) 1911
Nassaus Flora (Fuckel) 1911
Nat. arr. Brit. pl. (S. F. Gray) 2134
. hist. Azores (Godm.) 2056
Nat. hist. Brit. Diatom. (Donkin) 1504
Nat. hist. Carolina (Catesby) 1057
Nat. hist. Dan. lich. (Galloe) 1934
Nat. hist. Koraalgew. (J. Ellis) 1661
. hist. zooph. (J. Ellis) 1663
. order Proteac. (R. Br.) 824
. Pflanzenfam. (Enegl.) 1710
. Pflanzenfam. ed. 2 (Engl.) 1711
Natural arrangement of British plants
(S. F. Gray) 2134
Natural history of Carolina, Florida and
the Bahama Islands (Catesby) 1057
Natural history of many curious and
uncommon zoophytes (J. Ellis) 1663
Natural history of plants (Baill.) 246
Natural history of the Azores, or Western
Islands (Godm.) 2056
Natural history of the British Diatomaceae
(Donkin) 1504
Natural history of the Danish lichens
(Galloe) 1934
Natural order of plants called Proteaceae
(R. Br.) 824
Naturgeschichte der drei Reiche (Bronn)
808
Naturgeschichte der Laub- und Leber-
moose Liv-, Ehst- und Kurlands
(Girg.) 2026
Vaturgeschichtliche Reisen durch Nord-
Afrika und West-Asien (Ehrenb.) 1634
Naturgesch. Laub- Leberm. Kurlands
(Girg.) 2026
Naturgesch. Reis. Nord-Afrika (Ehrenb.)
1634
Naturgetr. Beschr.
berg) 1648
Naturgetreue Abbildungen und ausfiihr-
liche Beschreibungen aller in- und aus-
landischen Gewachse (Eichelberg) 1648
Naturhistorische ‘Topographie von Re-
gensburg (Fiirnr.) 1915
Naturhist. Topogr. Regensburg (Fiirnr.)
ze
Z
Gewachse_ (Eichel-
195
Natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien (Engl.)
L710; ed. 2070
Natuurk. uitspann. (Baster) 340
Natuurkundige uitspanningen (Baster)
340
Natuurlijke historie van de Koraalgewas-
sen (J. Ellis) 1661
Nematophora (Griiss) 2200
Nematophora fascigera (Griiss) 2200
Neosymb. lich. rar. (Anzi) 145
Neosymbola lichenum rariorum (Anzi)
© 145
Nereide francaise (see D. Delise)
Neue Beitrage zur Flora der Schweiz
(Gremli) 2148
Neue Beitr. Fl. Schweiz (Gremli) 2148
Neue Methode von natiirlichen Pflanzen-
abdriicken (Graum.) 2112
Neue Meth. Pflanzenabdr. (Graum.) 2112
Neue Pfl. Siidw.-Afr. (Dinter) 14.78
Neue und wenig bekannte Pflanzen
Deutsch-Siidwest-Afrikas (Dinter) 1478
Neuer Nachtrag zum vollstandigen Lexi-
con der G§artnerei und Botanik (F.
Dietr.) 1468
Neueste aus dem Reiche der Pflanzen
(Gleichen) 2037
Neueste Reich. Pfl. (Gleichen) 2037
Neu. Nachtr. vollst. Lex. Gartn. (F.
Dietr.) 1468
New arrangement of phanerogamous
plants (B. Clarke) 1135
New arr. phan. pl. (B. Clarke) 1135
New Britton and Brown illustrated flora
of the Northeastern United States and
adjacent Canada (Britton) 778
New compleat body of practical botanic
physic (Baylis) 375
New flora of the neighbourhood of Rei-
gate (Brewer) 749
New fl. Reigate (Brewer) 749
New Kreiiterb. (Fuchs) 1910
New Kreiiterbuch (Fuchs) 1910
New Kreiitter Buch (Bock) 574
New Manual of botany of the Central
Rocky Mountains (J. M. Coulter) 1253
New N. Amer. Crassul. (Britton) 780
New or noteworthy North American Cras-
sulaceae (Britton) 780
New pract. bot. (Baylis) 375
New system for the genera of the Loran-
thaceae Loranthoideae (Danser) 1306
New Zealand pl. (Cockayne) 1152
New Zealand plants (Cockayne) 1152
Niederrheinisch-Westfalische Steinkoh-
len-Gebirge (Achepohl) 13
Niederrhein.-Westfal. Steinkohlen-Geb.
(Achepohl) 13
Nievve herball (Dodoens) 1488
Niphobolus (Giesenh.) 2011
Nomenclator botanicus (Dennst.) 1367
Nomenclator linnaeanus Florae pedemon-
tanae (Buniva) 918
Nomencl. bot. (Dennst.) 1367
Nomencl. Fl. pedem. (Buniva) 918
Nomol. bot. (Desv.) 1411
Nomologie botanique (Desv.) 1411
Nord- und Mitteldeutschlands Funcaceen und
Cyperaceen (see K. Baenitz)
INDEX TO TITLES
Norges fl. (M. N. Blytt) 573
Norges flora (M. N. Blytt) 573
Norsk fl. (M. N. Blytt) 572
Norsk flora (M. N. Blytt) 572
North American algae (see F. Collins)
North American Botany (Eaton) 1614
North American flora (Britton) 781
North American fungi (see J. Ellis)
North American Gramineae and Cypera-
ceae (A. Gray) 2119
North american Gramineae and Cyperaceae (see
A. Gray)
North American musci perfecti (see A. Grout)
North American musci pleurocarpi (see A.
Grout)
North American pyrenomycetes (Ellis)
1660
North American Sordariaceae (D. Grif-
fiths) 2171
North American Sphagna (see D. Eaton)
North American trees (Britton) 783
North American Uredinales (see E. Bartholo-
mew)
North Yorkshire (Baker) 267
Norarisia (see G. De Notaris)
Notas da flora de Portugal (Cout.) 1258
Notas fl. Portugal (Cout.) 1258
Not. Brit. fung. (Berk.) 460
Note Convolv. Brésil (Choisy) 1117
Note Elatin. (Cambess.) 954.
Note gen. nouv. Sapind. (Cambess.) 957
Note pl. Saladin (DC) 1007
Note sur deux genres nouveaux de la
famille des Sapindacées (Cambess.) 957
Note sur les Convolvulacées du Brésil
(Choisy) 1117
Note sur les Elatinées (Cambess.) 954
Note sur quelques plantes de M. Saladin
(DC) 1007
Notes alg. (Born.) 663
Notes algologiques (Born.) 663
Notes diatom. mar. (Bréb.) 727
Notes Mesembryanthemum (L. Bolus) 626
Notes ofa military reconnoissance (Emory)
1669
Notes on Mesembryanthemum and allied
genera (L. Bolus) 626
Notes on the Acanthaceae of Java (Bre-
mek.) 735
Notes pl. crit. (Coss.) 1243
Notes pl. frang. (Boreau) 656
Notes pl. rar. Belgique (Crép.) 1271
Notes sur quelques diatomées (Bréb.) 727
Notes sur quelques espéces de plantes
francaises (Boreau) 656
Notes sur quelques _ plantes
(Coss.) 1243
Notes sur quelques plantes rares ou
critiques de la Belgique (Crép.) 1271
Not. Hulthemia (Dumort.) 1560
critiques
1067
INDEX TO TITLES
Notice of a ,, Journal of a voyage from Rio
de Janeiro to the coast of Peru’? (Ar-
nott) 185
Notice sur la végétation des plantes
parasites (DC) 1o11
Notice sur le genre Maelania (Dumort.)
1564
Notice sur les progrés de la botanique
pendant l’année 1832 (DC) 101g
Notice sur les végétaux les plus intéressan-
tes du jardin des plantes d’Angers (Bas-
tard) 338
Notice sur quelques mousses de Rio-
Janeiro (Arnott) 184
Notice sur un nouveau genre de plantes:
Hulthemia (Dumort.) 1560
Notices of British fungi (Berk.) 460
Notices of North American fungi (Berk.)
465
Notices sur des plantes utiles ou intéres-
santes de la flore du Congo (De Wild.)
1432
Notions élém. bot. (Durande) 1596
Notions élémentaires de botanique (Du-
rande) 1596
Not. Maelania (Dumort.) 1564
Not. milit. reconn. (Emory) 1669
Not. N. Amer. fungi (Berk.) 465
Not. pl. asiat. (Griff.) 2167
Not. pl. paras. (DC) to11
Not. pl. util. Congo (De Wild.) 1432
Not. progrés bot. 1832 (DC) 1013
Notulae ad plantas asiaticas (Griff.) 2167
Not. vég. jard. Angers (Bastard) 338
Not. voy. Rio de Janeiro (Arnott) 185
Nouv. dict. bot. (Germ.) 1999
N
N
Youv. dict. hist. nat. (Déterville) 1418
ouveau dictionnaire de
(Germ.) 1999
Nouveau dictionnaire d’histoire naturelle
(Déterville) 1418
Nouveau Duhamel (Duhamel) 1547
Nouveau genre de plante (Buchoz) 892
Nouvelle classification des discomycétes
charnus (Boud.) 682
Nouvelle flore de Normandie (Corb.) 1219
Nouvelle flore des champignons (Cos-
tantin) 1249
Nouvelle flore des mousses et des hépati-
ques (Douin) 1507
Nouvelle flore du Péloponnése et des
Cyclades (Chaub.) 1ogo
Nouvelles observations sur les
(Baill.) 254
Nouvelles remarques sur la nomenclature
botanique (A. DC) 980
Nouv. fl. champ. (Costantin) 1249
Nouv. fl. mousses hépat. (Douin) 1507
Nouv. fl. Normandie (Corb.) 1219
Nouv. fl. Pélop. (Chaub.) rogo
botanique
Olinia
1068
Nouv. genre pl. (Buchoz) 892
Nouv. observ. Olinia (Baill) 254
Nouv. remarq. nomencl. bot. (A. DC) 980
Nova genera, quae super nonnullis Fici
speciebus struebat (Gasp.) 1963
Novae fungorum species (Dozy) 1511
Novae fung. sp. (Dozy) 1511
Novae symbolae mycologicae (Fr.) 1885
Nov. app. (Fern.-Vill.) 1766
Novarum stirpium brasiliensium decades
(Casar.) 1040
Novarum stirpium decades (Endl.) 1682
Nov. gen. Fic. (Gasp.) 1963
Nov. herb. (Brunfels) 853
Novi herbarii tomus IT (Brunfels) 853
Novi scitaminearum generis (Colla) 1170
Novis quibusdam plantarum familiis
expositio (Blume) 565
Novissima appendix (Fern.-Vill.) 1766
Novit. fl. Suec. alg. (J. Agardh) 50
Novit. fl. suec. alt. (Fr.) 1871
Novit. fl. suec. mant. (Fr.) 1873
Novit. fl. svec. (Fr.) 1862
Novitiae florae suecicae (Fr.) 1873
Novitiae florae Sueciae ex algarum familia
(J. Agardh) 50
Novitiae florae suecicae. Edit. altera (Fr.)
1871
Novitiae florae svecicae (Fr.) 1862
Novitiarum florae suecicae mantissa (Fr.)
1873
Novitiarum Florae Suecicae Mantissae
(Fr.) 1862
Nov. pl. expos. (Blume) 565
Nov. scitam. gen. (Colla) 1170
Nov. stirp. bras. (Casar.) 1040
Nov. stirp. dec. (Endl.) 1682
Nov. symb. mycol. (Fr.) 1885
Nulliporen (C. Giimbel) 2204
Nuova flora analytica d’Italia (Fiori) 1783
Nuov. carr. gen. Parmel. (De Not.) 1378
Nuov. FI. Italia (Fiori) 1783
Nuovi caratteri di alcuni generi della
trib delle Parmeliaceae (De Not.) 1378
Nuovi materiali par l’algologia del Mar
Rosso (Fig.) 1773
Nuov. mat. algol. Mar Rosso (Fig.) 1773
Nutzpflanzen Ost-Afrikas (Engl.) 1708
Nya art. nyzeel. fan. (Berger.) 457
N. Yorkshire (Baker) 267
Observaciones sobre la historia natural
(Cav.) 1062
Observ. Agaricus pilosus (Brond.) 794
Observ. Alsin. (Godr.) 2059
Observationes botanicae (Dahl) 1294
Observationes botanicae (Gloxin) 2038
Observationes in genus Charae (Bruzelius)
857
Observationes
TI55
lichenologicae (Coem.)
Observationes mycologicae (Fr.) 1863
Observationes phycologicae (J. Ares-
choug) 174
Observationes quaedam de Gentianearum
familiae characteribus (Griseb.) 2173
Observations botaniques (Gren.) 2149
Observations botaniques et zoologiques
(Desmaz.) 1400
Observations critiques sur l’inflorescence
(Godr.) 2062
Observations de M.
(Cav.) 1060
Observations on some parts of natural
history (Barton) 318
Observations on the genus Rubus (F.
Areschoug) 165
Observations on the natural family of
plants called Compositae (R. Br.) 828
Observations on the structure of fossil
plants (Binney) 519
Observations sur la famille des Rutacées
(Colla) 1173
Observations sur
(Brond.) 794
Observations sur les Fucoides (Brongn.)
797
Observations sur les Graminées de la flore
belgique (Dumort.) 1559
Observations sur les plantes (Guett.) 2207
Observations sur les plantes des environs
d’Angers (Desv.) 14.13
Observations sur quelques plantes acoty-
lédonées, de la famille des Urédinées
(Castagne) 1052
Observations sur quelques plantes criti-
ques des environs de Paris (Coss.) 1237
Observ. bot. (Dahl) 1294
Observ. bot. (Gloxin) 2038
Observ. bot. (Gren.) 2149
Observ. bot. zool. (Desmaz.) 1400
Observ. Cav. (Cav.) 1060
Observ. Charae (Bruzelius) 857
Observ. Compositae (R. Br.) 828
Observ. Fucoides (Brongn.) 797
Observ. Gent. (Griseb.) 2173
Observ. Gramin. belg. (Dumort.) 1559
Observ. hist. nat. (Cav.) 1062
Observ. inflor. Silene (Godr.) 2062
Observ. lichenol. (Coem.) 1155
Observ. mycol. (Fr.) 1863
Observ. phycol. (J. Areschoug) 174
Observ. pl. (Guett.) 2207
Observ. pl. Angers (Desv.) 1413
Observ. princ. classif. alg. (Derbés) 1388
Observ. Rubus (F. Areschoug) 165
Observ. Rutac. (Colla) 1173
Observ. Uréd. (Castagne) 1052
Obs. fossil pl. (Binney) 519
Obs. gen. nova madagasc. (Thouars) 1585
Obs. nat. hist. (Barton) 318
VAbbé Cavanilles
l’Agaricus _ pilosus
INDEX TO TITLES
Obs. pl. env. Paris (Coss.) 1237
Obs. pl. Iles de France (Thouars) 1585
Oct. lich. gen. (Garov.) 1957
Octona lichenum genera (Garov.) 1957
Oeconomische Pflanzenhistorie (J. B.
Ehrh.) 1647
Oecon. Pflanzenhist. (J. B. Ehrh.) 1647
Oekon. Fl. Wetterau (P. Gaertn.) 1926
Oekonomisch-technische Flora Bohmens
(Bercht.) 434
Oekonomisch-technische Flora der Wet-
terau (P. Gaertn.) 1926
Oekon.-techn. fl. Bohm. (Bercht.) 434
Oesterreich und die ehemals désterreichi-
schen Nachbargebiete (Fritsch) 1905
Oeuvres sur divers sujets d’histoire natu-
relle (Drap.) 1517
Oeuvr. hist. nat. (Drap.) 1517
150th Anniversary volume of the Royal
Botanic Garden, Calcutta (Biswas) 537
Onkruid (Eeden) 1628
Onkruidfl. Jav. Suikerrietgr. (Backer) 225
Onkruidflora der Javasche Suikerriet-
gronden (Backer) 225
Ontstaan van nieuwe soorten of bijsoorten
van planten (C. F. Gaertn.) 1922
Ontst. nieuwe soort. pl. (C. F. Gaertn.)
1922
Opere postume (Ginanni) 2023
Opisaniye novyskh rodov u vidov kitayskh
i mongol’skikh rasteniy. Desyatok per-
vyy. (Bunge) 914
Op. post. (Ginanni) 2023
Opusc. bot. (Dumort.) 1568
Opusc. phytol. (Cass.) 1048
Opusc. sci. phys. nat. (Desv.) 1417
Opusc. subsec. (Baster) 341
Opuscula subseciva (Baster) 34.1
Opuscules de botanique (Dumort.) 1568
Opuscules phytologiques (Cass.) 1048
Opuscules sur les sciences physiques et
naturelles (Desv.) 14.17
Oratio analog. anim. stirp. (Camper) 962
Oratio de analogia inter animalia et stir-
pes (Camper) 962
Orchidaceae (Ames) 112
Orchidaceae (Cogn.) 1156
Orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala
(Bateman) 342
Orchid. Mexico Guatemala (Bateman)
342
Orchids N.W. Himalaya (Duthie) 1606
Orchids of the North-Western Himalaya
(Duthie) 1606
Ordines naturales plantarum (Bartl.) 317
Ord. nat. pl. (Bartl.) 317
Organ. Infusions-thierchen (Ehrenb.) 1637
Organisation, Systematik und geographi-
sches Verhaltniss der Infusions-thier-
chen (Ehrenb.) 1637
1069
INDEX TO TITLES
Organische Reste der Lettenkohlengrup-
pe Thiiringens (J. Bornemann) 662
Organographie (C. Agardh) 46
Organographie der Gewachse (DC) 1004
Organographie der Pflanzen (C. Agardh)
46
Organographie der Pflanzen (K. I. Goe-
bel) 2067
Organographie végétale (DC) 1004
Organography of plants (K. I. Goebel)
2067
Organogr. Gew. (DC) 1004
Organogr. Pfl. (K. I. Goebel) 2067
Organogr. vég. (DC) 1004
Organ. Reste Lettenkohlengr. Thiir. (J.
Bornemann) 662
Origin land fl. (Bower) 692
Origin of a land flora (Bower) 692
Origin of cultivated plants (A. DC) 981
Origin of species (Darwin) 1313
Origin sp. (Darwin) 1313
Origine des plantes cultivées(A. DC) 981
Orig. pl. cult. (A. DC) 981
Ornamental flower-garden and shrubbery
(Edwards) 1625
Osservazioni botaniche (Bellardi) 413
Osservazioni microscopische sulla ‘Tre-
mella (Corti) 1235
Osservazioni sul genere Sticta (De Not.)
1382
Osservazioni sulla tribu’ delle Peltigeree
(De Not.) 1381
Osserv. bot. (Bellardi) 413
Osserv. microsc. Tremella (Corti) 1235
Osserv. Peltiger. (De Not.) 1381
Osserv. Sticta (De Not.) 1382
Osterr. Diatom. (Grunov) 2201
Osterreichischen Diatomaceen (Grunov)
2201
Ostfrieslands Laubmoose (see C. Eiben)
Otia bot. (P. F. Gmelin) 2048
Otia botanica (P. F. Gmelin) 2048
Our edible toadstools and mushrooms (W.
Gibson) 2010
Our toadstools (W. Gibson) 2010
Outl. Brit. fungol. (Berk.) 463
Outlines of British fungology (Berk.) 463
Outlines of the natural history of Great
Britain and Ireland (Berkenhout) 467
Outl. nat. hist. Gr. Brit. (Berkenhout) 467
Pacific Slope Bryophytes (see C. Baker)
Pacific Slope Fungi (see C. Baker)
Pacific Slope Lichens (see C. Baker)
Palmae hasslerianae novae (Barb. Rodr.)
303
Palmae novae paraguayenses
Rodr.) 302
Palme del Madagascar (Becc.) 380
Palme della Nuova Caledonia (Becc.) 381
Palme Madagascar (Becc.) 380
(Barb.
1070
Palme Nuova Caledonia (Becc.) 381
Palm. hassler. (Barb. Rodr.) 303
Palm. paraguay. (Barb. Rodr.) 302
Palms Brit. E. Ind. (Griff.) 2170
Palms Brit. Ind. (Blatt.) 557
Palms of British East India (Griff.) 2170
Palms of British India and Ceylon (Blatt.)
Soul
Pareys Blumengartn. (Bonstedt) 649
Pareys Blumengartnerei (Bonstedt) 649
Permian or Upper Carboniferous flora of
West Virginia and 8. W. Pennsylvania
(Fontaine) 1813
Petit bouquet médit. (Dunal) 1574
Petit bouquet méditerranéen (Dunal) 1574
Petite flore parisienne (Bonnet) 639
Petite fl. paris. (Bonnet) 639
Petrefacta Germaniae (Goldfuss) 2084
Petrefacta musei universitatis regiae Bo-
russicae Rhenanae Bonnensis (Gold-
fuss) 2084
Petref. Germ. (Goldfuss) 2084
Pflanzenleben der Schweiz (Christ) 1124
Pflanzenleben Schweiz (Christ) 1124
Pflanzenordn. Gonatopt. (Eisengrein)
1657
Pflanzenordnung der Gonatopteriden
oder Hydropteriden (Eisengrein) 1657
Pflanzenreich (Dieterich) 1453
Pflanzenthiere (Esper) 1721
Pflanzenverzeichniss (Gled.) 2035
Pflanzenwelt Ost-Afrikas (Engl.) 1708
Pflanzenwelt von West-Australien siid-
lich des Wendekreises (Diels) 1445
Pflanzenw. Ost-Afrikas (Engl.) 1708
Pflanzenw. W.-Austral. (Diels) 1445
Phanerogamen-Flora von Aschaffenburg
(Gallenmiiller) 1933
Phan.-Fl. Aschaffenburg (Gallenmiiller)
1933
Pharmaceutische Waarenkunde (K. C. T.
Goebel) 2064
Pharm. Waarenk. (K. C. T. Goebel) 2064
Phenomenon of. rejuvenesce in nature
especially in the life and development
of plants (A. Braun) 712
Phil. Wirtgen: Herbarium plantae criticae,
selectae, hybridae florae rhenanae (see
H. Andres) ,
Photogr. Album Fl. Osterr. (Ettingsh.)
1727
Photographisches Album der Flora Oster-
reichs (Ettingsh.) 1727
Phucagrostidum ‘Theophrasti anthesis
(Cavolini) 1068
Phucagr. Theophr. anth. (Cavolini) 1068
Phyc. cap. (J. Areschoug) 172
Phyceae capenses (J. Areschoug) 172
Phyceae extraeuropaeae exsiccatae (see J.
Areschoug) )
Phyceae jap. nov. (De Toni) 1423
Phyceae japonicae novae (De Toni) 1423
Phyceae novae et minus cognitae (J.
Areschoug) 173
Phyceae scandinavicae marinae (J. Ares-
choug) 171
Phycearum, quae in maribus Scandina-
viae crescunt, enumeratio (J. Ares-
choug) 171
Phyc. nov. (J. Areschoug) 173
Phycol. medit. (Ardiss.) 157
Phycologia mediterranea (Ardiss.) 157
Phycothea boreali-americana (see ¥. Collins)
Phycotheca italica (see G. De Toni)
Phyc. scand. mar. (J. Areschoug) 171
Phyllites crétacées du Nebraska (Capel-
lini) 1020
Phyllites crét. Nebraska (Capellini) 1020
Phys. Beschr. Canar. Ins. (L. v. Buch) 863
Physicalische Beschreibung der Canari-
schen Inseln (L. v. Buch) 863
Physiographie der Medicinal-Pflanzen
(Ettingsh.) 1726
Physiogr. Med.-Pfl. (Ettingsh.) 1726
Physiologisch-systematische Untersuchun-
gen Uber die Ceramiaceen (C. Cramer)
1262
Physiol.-syst. Unters. Ceramiac. (C. Cra-
mer) 1262
Physiotypia plantarum austriacarum (Et-
tingsh.) 1723, 1729
Physiotyp. pl. austr. (Ettingsh.)
1729
Phytographia Lusitaniae selectior (Brot.)
810, 811
Phytographie (A. DC) 979
Phytogr. Lusitan. select. (Brot.) 810, 811
Phyto-Iconographie der Bromeliaceen
(Antoine) 142
Phyto-Iconogr. Bromel. (Antoine) 142
Phytonomatotechnie universelle (Berge-
ret) 456
Phytonom. univ. (Bergeret) 456
Phytophylacium Ehrhartianum (see J. Ehrhart)
Pilularia (J. Agardh) 48
Pinax (C. Bauhin) 367
Pinax theatri botanici (C. Bauhin) 367
Pinetum (Gordon) 2087
Pinetum woburnense (J. Forbes) 1817
Pinet. woburn. (J. Forbes) 1817
Piperacearum clavis analytica (C. DC)
982
Piper. clav. anal. (C. DC) 982
Pisaura automorpha e Coreopsis formosa
(Bonato) 632
Pittonia (Greene) 2138
Plagiochila Sandei (Dozy) 1513
Plain account Brit. fung. (Cooke) 1195
Plain and easy account of British fungi
(Cooke) 1195
1723,
INDEX TO TITLES
Plant life of Hartsville, S. C. (Coker) 1161
Plant rusts (see J. Arthur)
Planta Aphyteia (Achar.) 8
Plantae africae australis (see J. Breutel)
Plantae arcticae exsiccatae, in Lapponia
orientali collectae (see N. Fellman)
Plantae bakerianae (Greene) 2142
Plantae bequaertianae (De Wild.) 1437
Plantae bolivianae a Miguel Bang lectae (see
M. Bang)
Plantae Brasiliae centralis
lectae (Glaz.) 2030
Plantae brasiliensis in civitate Parana collectae
(see P. Dusén)
Plantae caucasicae rariores (see A. Becker)
Plantae chinenses (see R. Fortune)
Plantae cotyledoneae florae Gothoburgen-
sis (J. Areschoug) 167
Plantae criticae britannicae exsiccatae (see
J. Baker)
Plantae cryptogamae Linneae (see J. Ehrhart)
Plantae cryptogamicae s._ cellulosae
(Bluff) 559
Plantae davidianae ex sinarum imperio:
(Franch.) 1846
Plantae delavayanae (French.) 1848
Plantae desertorum wolgae inferioris (see
A. Becker)
Plantae et papiliones rariores (Ehret) 1644.
Plantae exs. Canarienses (see J. Bornmiiller)
Plantae exs. Maderenses (see J. Bornmiiller)
Plantae fendlerianae (Fendler) 1761
Plantae fendlerianae novi-mexicanae (A..
Gray) 2126
Plantae galliae australis (see D. Godron)
Plantae hartwegianae (Benth.) 424
Planiae in itineribus suecorum polaribus
collectae/Insulae spetsbergenses (see S. Berg-
gren)
Plantae javanicae (Choisy) 1121
Plantae javanicae rariores (Benn.) 418
Plantae lapponicae rariores (see V. Brotherus)
Plantae lindheimerianae (Engelm.) 1690
Plantae lorentzianae (Griseb.) 2186
Plantae maroccanae (see M. Gandoger)
Plantae medicinales (Bisch.) 531
Plantae melitae lectae (Grech) 2136
Plantae norvegiae, praesertium alpium, rariores
(see M. Blytt)
Plantae novae horti thenensis (De Wild.)
14.34
Plantae novae thurberianae (A. Gray)
2128
Plantae officinales (see J. Ehrhart)
Plantae. patagoniae e territorio Sta.
reportatae (see P. Dusén)
Plantae phanerogamicae seu vasculosae
(Bluff) 559
Plantae prattenianae californicae (EK. M.
Durand) 1588
a Glaziou
Cruz
1071
INDEX TO TITLES
Plantae rariores (Guss.) 2218
Plantae rariores in regionibus chilensibus
(Colla) 1172
Plantae rariores Lusitaniae et Hispaniae (see
E. Bourgeau)
Plantae selectae hispano-lusitanicae (see M.
Durieu de Maisonneuve)
Plantae selectae hortuli proprit (see J. Ehrhart)
Plantae sub itinere navis bellicae Euge-
niae anno 1852 a N. J. Andersson circa
Guayaquil collectae (F. Areschoug)
166
Plantae succulentae in horto Aleconio
(Duval) 1608
Plantae vasculares circa Quickjock Lap-
poniae lulensis (Anderss.) 123
Plantae vasculares e Patagonia
reportatae (see P. Dusén)
Plantae vasculares in insula ,,Beeren Eiland”’
repertae (see ‘I’. Fries)
Plantae vasculares insularum spetsbergensium
hactenus lectae (see 'T. Fries)
Plantae vasculares seu cotyledoneae
Scandinaviae (Beurl.) 505
Plantae wrightianae (Griseb.) 2182
Plantae wrightianae texano-neo-mexica-
nae (A. Gray) 2127
Plantarum Belgii confoederati indigena-
rum spicilegium (S. Geuns) 2005
Plantarum Belgii confoederatio indigena-
rum spicilegium alterum (Geer) 1981
Plantarum exsiccatarum europaea-turcicarum
(see E. Frivaldszky von Frivald)
Plantarum genera nova (Allam.) 82
Plantarum indigenarum (M. Geuns) 2004
Plantarum mongolico-chinensium decas
prima (Bunge) 914
Plantarum novarum ex herbario Spren-
gelii centuriam (Biehler) 511
Plantarum novarum vel minus cognita-
rum (Eichw.) 1652
Plantarum orientalium novarum decas
prima (Boiss.) 612
Plantarum, praesertim cryptogamicarum,
transitu. et analogia, commentatis
(Bisch.) 529
Plantarum rariorum regni neapolitani
(Cirillo) 1133
Plantas hartwegianas (Benth.) 424
Plantas novas cultivadas no Jardim
botanico do Rio de Janeiro (Barb.
Rodr.) 301
Plantas novas do Brasil (Allemao) 83
Plantas que viven espontaneamente en el
termino de ‘Titaguas (Clemente) 1141
Plantas Scandinaviae descriptionibus et
figuris analyticis adumbratae (An-
derss.) 127
Plantas vulgo phaenogamas dictas com-
plectens (Dennst.) 1367
orientali
1072
Planten in den botanischen tuin Welte-
vreden (Filet) 1777
Plantes aquatiques (Chatin) 1088
Plantes cryptogames — cellulaires du
département de Sadne-et-Loire (Grog-
not) 2188
Plantes cryptogames de France, ed. 2 < ed. 2,
sér. 2 (see J. Desmaziéres)
Plantes cryptogames [du Nord] de la France
(see J. Desmaziéres)
Plantes cryptogames du Nord de la Fran-
ce (Desmaz.) 1399
Plantes cryptogames du Nord de la France (see
J. Desmaziéres)
Plantes de Chine (see P. Delavay)
Plantes de la Guadeloupe et de la Marti-
nique (Duss) 1600
Plantes de ’ Algérie (see J. Debeaux)
Plantes des iles (Thouars) 1580
Plantes des iles de l’Afrique australe
(Thouars) 1579
Plantes du Paraguay (see B. Balansa)
Plantes et arbustes d’agrément (Clairv.)
1133
Plantes médicinales (Battand.) 355
Plantes nouvellement découvertes (Bu-
choz) 877
Plantes parasites (Chatin) 1088.
Plantes rares du Jardin de Genéve (DC)
1000
Plantes tropicales de grande culture (De
Wild.) 1431
Plantes vénéneuses et suspectes de la
France, avec leurs antidotes (Bull.) 906
Plantis esculentis insularum oceani aus-
tralis (G. Forster) 1821
Plantis esculentis insularum oceani aus-
tralis commentatio botanica (G. For-
ster) 1822
Plantis in expeditione speculatoria Ro-
manzoffiana (Cham.) 1082
Plantis libri XVI (Cesalpino) 1073
Plantis magellanicis et atlanticis com-
mentationes (G. Forster) 1824
Plantis monadelphiis (Boehmer) 585
Plantis quibusdam Italiae borealis et
Germaniae australis rarioribus (Avé-
Lall.) 11
Plants of Braemar (see A. Croall)
Plants of California (see A. Eastwood)
Plants of Nevada (see C. Baker)
Plants of New Mexico (see F. Earle)
Plants of North Yorkshire (see J. Baker)
Plants of Santa Marta, Colombia (see
C. Baker) ;
Plants of southern Colorado (see C. Baker)
Plants of the Pacific Slope (see C. Baker)
Plants of the Punjab (Bamber) 293
Pl. Aphyteia (Achar.) 8
Pl. arbust. agrém. (Clairv.) 1133
Plates prepared between the years 1849
and 1859, to accompany a report on the
forest trees of North America (A. Gray)
2133
Pl. baker. (Greene) 2142
Pl. Belg. spic. (S. Geuns) 2005
Pl. Belg. spic. alt. (Geer) 1981
Pl. Bequaert. (De Wild.) 1437
Pl. bot. tuin Weltevreden (Filet) 1777
Pl. crypt. comm. (Bisch.) 529
Pl. crypt. N. France (Desmaz.) 1399
Pl. crypt. Sadne-et-Loire (Grognot) 2188
Pl. david. (Franch.) 1846
Pl. delavay. (Franch.) 1848
Pl. esc. (G. Forster) 1822
Pl. fendler. (Fendler) 1761
Pl. fendler. (A. Gray) 2126
Pl. fl. Gothoburg. (J. Areschoug) 167
Pl. forest trees N. Amer. (A. Gray) 2133
Pl. hartw. (Benth.) 424
Pl. iles Afriq. austral. (Thouars) 1579
Pl. indig. (M. Geuns) 2004
Pl. Ital. bor. (Avé-Lall.) 211
Pl. itin. Eugeniae (F. Areschoug) 166
Pl. jard. Rio de Janeiro (Barb. Rodr.) 3o1
Pl. jav. (Choisy) 1121
Pl. jav. rar. (Benn.) 418
Pl. libri XVI (Cesalpino) 1073
Pl. life Hartsville (Coker) 1161
Pl. lindheim. (Engelm.) 1690
Pl. lorentz. (Griseb.) 2186
Pl. med. (Bisch.) 531
Pl. médic. (Battand.) 355
Pl. melit. lect. (Grech) 2136
Pl. monadelph. (Boehmer) 585
Pl. nouv. découv. (Buchoz) 877
Pl. nov. (Eichw.) 1652
Pl. novas Brasil (Allemao) 83
Pl. nov. herb. Spreng. (Biehler) 511
Pl. nov. horti then. (De Wild.) 1434
Pl. nov. thurb. (A. Gray) 2128
Pl. orient. nov. (Boiss.) 612
Pl. papil. rar. (Ehret) 1644
Pl. pratten. calif. (E. M. Durand) 1588
Pl. Punjab (Bamber) 293
Pl. rar. (Guss.) 2218
Pl. rar. jard. Genéve (DC) 1000
Pl. rar. neapol. (Cirillo) 1133
Pl. Scand. (Anderss.) 127
Pl. succ. horto Alencon. (Duval) 1608
Pl. Titaguas (Clemente) 1141
Pl. trop. gr. cult. (De Wild.) 1431
Pl. vasc. Quickjock (Anderss.) 123
Pl. vasc. Scand. (Beurl.) 505
Pl. vénén. France (Bull.) 906
Pl. wright. (A. Gray) 2127
Pl. wright. (Griseb.) 2182
Plymouth and Devonport flora (G. Banks)
204
Plymouth Devonport fl. (G. Banks) 294.
INDEX TO TITLES
Polyblastiae scandinavicae (Th. Fr.) 1903
Polyblast. scand. (Th. Fr.) 1903
Polygonaceae, Guttiferae and Lecythida-
ceae of Surinam (Eyma) 1735
Polygon. Guttif. Surinam (Eyma) 1735
Polytrichaceae (E. Britton) 774
Pop. fl. Denver (Eastw.) 1610
Popular flora of Denver,
(Eastw.) 1610
Portulac. Crassul.
(Cambess.) 956
Portulacearum, Crassulacearum, Ficoi-
dearum, Cunoniacearumque, Brasiliae
meridionalis, synopsis (Cambess.) 956
Potamoget. Brit. (Fryer) 1908
Potamogetoneen Bohmens (Bercht.) 438
Potamogetons (Pond Weeds) of the
British Isles (Fryer) 1908
Pracht-Fl. eur. Schimmelbild. (Corda)
1225
Pracht-Flora europaischer Schimmelbil-
dungen (Corda) 1225
Practical observations
grasses (Curtis) 1288
Pract. observ. Brit. grasses (Curtis) 1288
Praelectiones in ordines naturales plan-
tarum (Giseke) 2029
Praelectiones rei herbariae (Bertol.) 489
Prael. ord. nat. pl. (Giseke) 2029
Prael. rei herb. (Bertol.) 489
Praeludia bot. (C. Commelijn) 1185
Praeludia botanica (C. Commelijn) 118
Praktische Studien an der Familie der
Orchideen (Beer) 397
Prakt. Stud. Orchid. (Beer) 397
Précis de parasitologie (Brumpt) 850
Précis parasitol. (Brumpt) 850
Prelim. cat. (Britton) 775
Preliminary catalogue of Anthophyta and
Pteridophyta reported as growing spon-
taneously within one hundred miles of
New York City (Britton) 775
Preliminary report on the geological and
agricultural survey of Texas (Buckley)
897
Preliminary survey of the Ruelliinae of
the Malayan Archipelago and New
Guinea (Bremek.) 734
Preliminary synopsis of North American
Carices (L. H. Bailey) 240
Prelim. rep. surv. Texas (Buckley) 897
Prelim. syn. N. Amer. Carices (L. H.
Bailey) 240
Preussens Flora (Graff) 2107
Preuss. Fl. (Graff) 2107
Price list cacti California (Alverson) 108
Price list of Cacti found in California and
adjoining regions (Alverson) 108
Primarum linearum Institutionum bota-
nicarum (Crantz) 1266
Colorado
Bras. merid. syn.
on the British
1073
INDEX TO TITLES
Prim. fl. Galiciae austriac. (Besser) 498
Prim. fl. sarnicae (Bab.) 215
Primit. fl. costaric. (Th. Durand) 1592
Primitiae florae costaricensis (Th. Du-
rand) 1592
Primitiae florae Galiciae austriacae utrius-
que (Besser) 498
Primitiae florae sarnicae (Bab.) 215
Primitiae monographiae Rosarum (Crép.)
1273
Primitiae monographiae rosarum imperil
hungarici (Barbas) 653
Primitive land plants (Bower) 694
Prim. land pl. (Bower) 694
Prim. monogr. Ros. (Crép.) 1273
Prim. monogr. ros. hung. (Barbas) 653
Princ. elem. bot. (Cav.) 1064
Princip. bot. (R. Darwin) 1314
Principi elementari di botanica (Cav.)
1064
Principia botanica (R. Darwin) 1314
Prirozenosti Rostlin (Bercht.) 432, 433
Prir. Rostlin (Bercht.) 432, 433
Problem of Krakatao as seen by a botanist
(Backer) 226
Probl. Krakatao (Backer) 226
Prodr. (C. Bauhin) 366
Prodr. (R. Br.) 825
Prodr. (DC) 999
Prodr. bryol. mediol. (Bals.-Criv.) 292
Prodr. descr. Gratiol. (Colsm.) 1183
Prodr. fasc. rar. pl. (Breyne) 753
Prodr. fl. algol. Ind. néerl. (De Wild.) 1427
Prodr. fi. bat. (Bosch.) 679
Prodr. fl. belg. (De Wild.) 1428
Prodr. Fl. Bohmen (Celak.) 1070
Prodr. fl. colchic. (Alboff) 76
Prodr. fl. Corse (Briq.) 767
Prodr. fl. monast. westphal. (Boenn.) 586
Prodr. fl. nepal. (D. Don) 1497
Prodr. fl. Norfolk. (Endl.) 1674
Prodr. fl. Romane (D. Brandza) 709
Prodr. fl. tosc. (Caruel) 1034
Prodr. hist. fung. vindob. (Fellner) 1760
Prodr. hist. nat. Agaric. (Fayod) 1746
Prodr. hist. vég. foss. (Brongn.) 799
Prodr. monogr. Hypéric. (Choisy) 1110
Prodrome de la famille des Fougéres
(Desv.) 1416
Prodrome de la flore algologique des
Indes néerlandaises (De Wild.) 1427
Prodrome de la flore belge (De Wild.)
1428
Prodrome de la flore corse (Briq.) 767
Prodrome d’une histoire des végétaux
fossiles (Brongn.) 799
Prodrome d’une histoire naturelle des
Agaricinées (Fayod) 1746
Prodromi fasciculi rariorum plantarum
(Breyne) 753
1074
Prodromo della flora toscana (Caruel)
1034
Prodromos. theatri botanici (C. Bauhin)
366
Prodromul florei Romane (D. Brandza)
799
Prodromum ad historiam fungorum agri
vindobonensis (Fellner) 1760
Prodromus bryologiae mediolanensis
(Bals.-Criv.) 292
Prodromus der Flora von Bohmen (Ce-
lak.) 1070
Prodromus_ descriptionis
(Colsm.) 1183
Prodromus d’une monographie de la
famille des Hypéricinées (Choisy) 1110
Prodromus fasciculi rariorum plantarum
(Breyne) 752
Prodromus fasciculi rariorum plantarum
secundus (Breyne) 752
Prodromus florae batavae (Bosch.) 679
Prodromus florae colchicae (Alboff) 76
Prodromus florae monasteriensis west-
phalorum (Boenn.) 586
Prodromus florae nepalensis (D. Don)
Gratiolae
1497
Prodromus florae Norfolkicae (Endl.)
1674
Prodromus florae Novae Hollandiae (R.
Br.) 825
Prodromus systematis naturalis regni
vegetabilis (DC) 999
Prodr. rar. pl. [sec.] (Breyne) 752
Programme de la flore du centre de la
France (Boreau) 654
Programme du cours de
(Desv.) 14.12
Progr. cours bot. (Desv.) 1412
Progr. fl. centre France (Boreau) 654
Projet de liste des algues marines (Chalon)
1079
Projet liste alg. mar. (Chalon) 1079
Proposte de alcune rettificazioni al profilo
dei Discomiceti (De Not.) 1383
Prop. rettif. profilo Discomyc. (De Not.)
1383
Prosp. Ceramiee ital. (Ardiss.) 154
Prospetto delle Ceramiee italiche (Ardiss.)
154
Protococcacées et desmidiées d’eau douce
(C. Bernard) 475
Protococc. desmid. (C. Bernard) 475
Prov. host-index fung. U. S. (Farl.) 1741
Provisional host-index of the fungi of the
United States (Farl.) 1741
Provisional list of the indigenous and
naturalized flowering plants of Jamaica
(Fawc.) 1744
Prov. list pl. Jamaica (Fawc.) 1744
Pugill. pl. Afr. bor. Hispan. (Boiss.) 608
botanique
Pugillus plantarum indiae orientalis (Ar-
nott) 188
Pugillus plantarum novarum Africae bore-
alis Hispaniaeque australis (Boiss.) 608
Pugillus plantarum novarum Syriae et
‘Tauri occidentalis primus (Fenzl) 1763
Pugillus specierum novarum (Boiss.) 608
Pug. pl. ind. or. (Arnott) 188
Pug. pl. nov. Syr. (Fenzl) 1763
Purgant. hist. (Dodoens) 1487
Purgantium historiae (Dodoens) 1487
Puteshestvie v Turkestan chlena-osnova-
telia obshchestva A. P. Fedchenko (A.
Fedch.) 1748
Putesh. Turkestan (A. Fedch.) 1748
Quatre flores de la France (P. Fourn.)
1838
Quatre fl. France (P. Fourn.) 1838
Queensland flora (F. M. Bailey) 237
Queensl. fl. (F. M. Bailey) 237
Quelques observations sur la famille des
Alsinées (Godr.) 2059
Quelques observations sur les principes
employés jusqu’a ce jour comme bases
de la classification des algues (Derbés)
1388
Rapport[s] (Notice[s]) sur les plantes
rares, qui ont fleuri dans le jardin de
botanique de Genéve (DC) 997
Rapp. [Not.] pl. rar. Genéve (DC) 997
Rar. Afric. pl. (J. Burm.) 929
Rariorum africanarum plantarum (J.
Burm.) 929
Rariorum aliquot stirpium per hispanias
observatarum historia (Clus.) 1145
Rariorum aliquot stirpium, per Pan-
noniam, Austriam, & vicinas quasdam
provincias observatarum historia (Clus.)
1147
Rariorum Liguriae [Italiae] plantarum
(Bertol.) 485
Rariorum plantarum historia (Clus.) 1149
Rar. Lig. [Ital.] pl. (Bertol.) 485
Rar. pl. hist. (Clus.) 1149
Rar. stirp. hispan. hist. (Clus.) 1145
Rar. stirp. Pannon. (Clus.) 1147
Rastadts Fl. (J. Frank) 1849
Rastadts Flora (J. Frank) 1849
Re botanica tractatus (Agosti) 66
Re bot. tract. (Agosti) 66
Recensio plantarum (Andr.) 136
Recensio specierum generis Pteridis (J.
Agardh) 51
Recens. pl. (Andr.) 136
Recens. spec. Pter. (J. Agardh) 51
Rech. alg. vert. (F. Gay) 1976
Rech. Conferves (Girod-Chantrans) 2027
Recherches chimiques et microscopiques
sur les Conferves, Bisses, Tremelles
(Girod-Chantrans) 2027
INDEX TO TITLES
Recherches organogéniques sur la fleur
fémelle (Baill.) 244
Recherches sur le développement et al
classification de quelques algues vertes
(F. Gay) 1976
Recherches sur les graines fossiles silicifiées
(Brongn.) 803
Recherches sur les levures thermophiles et
cryophiles (Chaborski) 1077
Recherches sur les lichens des environs de
Dunkerque (B. de Lesd.) 688
Recherches sur les organismes inférieurs
(P. A. Dang.) 1303
Recherches sur les tubercules de 1? Himan-
toglossum hircinum (Fabre) 1736
Recherches sur l’organisation, la fructifi-
cation et la classification de plusieurs
genres d’algues (Chauv.) 1092
Rech. graines foss. silic. (Brongn.) 803
Rech. Himantoglossum hircinum (Fabre)
1736
Rech. levures (Chaborski) 1077
Rech. lich. Dunkerque (B. de Lesd.) 688
Rech. organ. inf. (P. A. Dang.) 1303
Rech. organis. gen. alg. (Chauv.) 1092
Rech. organogén. fleur fém. (Baill.) 244
Rec. mém. bot. (DC) 990
Rec. pl. crypt. Agenais (Brond.) 795
Rec. syn. Cambridge (Briq.) 768
Recueil de mémoires sur la botanique
(DC) 990
Recueil de plantes cryptogames de
l’Agenais (Brond.) 795
Recueil d’observations sur les Jungerman-
niacees (Dumort.) 1565
Recueil observ. Jungerm. (Dumort.) 1565
Recueil synoptique Cambridge (Briq.) 768
Reduct. gen. cat. pl. Amer. (Corréa) 1234
Reduction of all the genera of plants
contained in the catalogus plantarum
Americae septentrionalis (Corréa) 1234
Regeln bot. Nomenkl. (A. DC) 976
Regeln der botanischen Nomenklatur
(A. DC) 976
Register zu Dalla Torre et Harms Genera
siphonogamarum (Dalla Torre) 1298
Régles internationales de la nomenclature
botanique (Briq.) 766
Régles int. nomencl. bot. (Briq.) 766
Regni vegetabilis systema naturale (DC)
993
Reise der 6sterreichischen Fregatte No-
vara um die Erde (Fenzl) 1764
Reise durch Russland (S. G. Gmelin) 2049
Reise in die Steppen des siidlichen Russ-
lands (K. C. T. Goebel) 2065
Reise nach Norwegen (J. Fabr.) 1737
Reise Norwegen (J. Fabr.) 1737
Reise Novara (Fenzl) 1764
Reise Russland (S. G. Gmelin) 2049
1075
INDEX TO TITLES
Reise Steppen Russl. (K. C. T. Goebel)
2065
Reise um die Welt (Cham.) 1084
Reise Welt (Cham.) 1084
Reisen Bras. (Gardner) 1951
Reisen durch Russland und im Cauca-
sischen Gebiirge (Gueldenst.) 2203
Reisen im Innern Brasiliens (Gardner)
1951
Reis. Russland (Gueldenst.) 2203
Reize naar Noorwegen (J. Fabr.) 1737
Reizen door Noord- en Zuid-Carolina,
Georgia (W. Bartram) 329
Relations de voyages en Orient de 1830 a
1838 (Aucher) 208
Relat. voy. Orient (Aucher) 208
Reliq. afzel. (Afzel.) 34
Reliq. baldw. (Baldw.) 285
Reliq. baldw. (Darl.) 1311
Reliquae Farlowtanae (see W. Farlow)
Reliquiae afzelianae (Afzel.) 34
Reliquiae baldwinianae (Baldw.) 285
Reliquiae baldwinianae (Darl.) 1311
Reliquiae horti sicct lugustict (see P. Boccone)
Reliquiae Salicologicae Enanderanae (see S.
Enander)
Remarques sur la flore de la Polynésie
(Drake) 1515
Remedia guineensia (Afzel.) 32
Rem. fl. Polynésie (Drake) 1515
Rem. guin. (Afzel.) 32
Rep. bot. Exped. (Engelm.) 1695
Repert. bot. (Dierb.) 1451
Repert. fl. ligust. (De Not.) 1375
Repert. geogr. (E. De Toni) 1420
Repertorium botanicum (Dierb.) 1451
Repertorium florae ligusticae (De Not.)
1375
Repertorium geographico-polyglottum
(E. De Toni) 1420, 1421
Rep. exped. Rocky Mts. (Frém.) 1852
Report of the exploring expedition to the
Rocky Mountains in the year 1842
(Frém.) 1852
Report on the botany of the Expedition
(Englm.) 1695
Report on the Diatomaceae (Castracane)
1056
Report on the scientific results of the
voyage of H.M.S. Challenger (Castra-
cane) 1056
Report on the United States and Mexican
Boundary Survey (Emory) 1670
Reprod. pl. 601, 602 (Bull.) g12
Reproduction des 601 et 602me planches
(Bull.) g12
Rep. U.S. Mex. Bound. (Emory) 1670
Rep. voy. Challenger, Diatom. (Castraca-
ne) 1056
Researches on fungi (Buller) go1
1076
Res. fung. (Buller) go1
Resid. Chin. (Fortune) 1831
Residence among the Chinese (Fortune)
1831
Résultats du voyage du S. Y. Belgica.
Rapportis scientifiques, Botanique
champignons (E. Bommer) 631
Résult. voy. Belgica, champ. (E. Bom-
mer) 630
Résumé méthodique des classifications
des thalassiophytes (Gaillon) 1931
Résumé thalassioph. (Gaillon) 1931
Rev. Bignon. (DC) 1015
Rev. bot. (Duchartre) 1537
Rev. Cact. (DC) toro
Rev. ferns N. India (C. B. Clarke) 1139
Rev. Hortus malab. (Dillwyn) 1474
Review of the ferns of Northern India
(C. B. Clarke) 1139
Review of the references to the Hortus
malabaricus of Henry van Rheede van
Draakenstein (Dillwyn) 14.74
Revisie van de Nederlandse Heterobasi-
diomycetae Homobasidiomycetae —
Aphyllophoraceae (Donk) 1501
Revisio myrtacearum americae (O. Berg)
443
Revision der Niederlandischen Homoba-
sidiomycetae-Aphyllophoraceae (Donk)
1502
Révision des Nostocacées hétérocystées
(Born.) 664
Révision des plantes phanérogames de la
flore agenaise (Debeaux) 1331
Révision monographique des Cladonia
(Abbayes) 1
Revision of North American Umbelliferae
(J. M. Coulter) 1254
Revision of the genus Pinus (Engelm.)
1695
Révis. monogr. Cladonia (Abbayes) 1
Revis. Nederl. Heterobasid. (Donk) 1501
Revis. Niederl. Homobasidiomyc. (Donk)
1502
Révis. Nostoc. hét. (Born.) 664
Rev. Loranth. (Chalon) 1078
Rev. Lythr. (DC) 1002
Rev. N. Amer. Umbell. (J. M. Coulter)
1254
Rev. Pinus (Engelm.) 1695
Rév. pl. phan. agen. (Debeaux) 1331
Rev. Portulac. (DC) 1005
Revue botanique (Duchartre) 1537
Revue de la famille des Cactées (DC)
1010
Revue de la famille des Lythraires (DC)
1002
Revue de la famille des Portulacacées
(DC) 1005
Revue des Loranthacées (Chalon) 1078
Revue du groupe des Verbénacées (Boc-
quillon) 577
Revue sommaire de la famille des Big-
noniacées (DC) ro15
Rev. Verbén. (Bocquillon) 577
Rhein. Fl. (Déll) 1493
Rheinische Flora (Ddll) 1493
Rhizokarpen und Lycopodeen organogra-
phisch, phytonomisch und systematisch
bearbeitet (Bisch.) 530
Rhizomyxa (Borzi) 674
Rhizomyxa, nuovo Ficomicete (Borzi) 674
Ric. caprifico (Gasp.) 1964
Ricerche sulla natura del caprifico (Gasp.)
1964
Robert Brown’s vermischte botanische
Schriften (R. Br.) 833
Romania, Flora exsiccata (see D. Grecescu)
Rosae novae Galliam (Gand.) 1940
Rosen der Schweiz (Christ) 1123
Rosen Schweiz (Christ) 1123
Roses (Andr.) 137
Ros. nov. Gall. (Gand.) 1940
Rothtange finn. Meerbus. (Gobi) 2052
Rothtange (Floridae) des finnischen
Meerbusens (Gobi) 2052
Rubiac. cap. (Cruse) 1282
Rubiaceis capensibus (Cruse) 1282
Rubi bernenses (see Fisch.-Oost)
Rubi exsiccati Daniae et Slesvigiae (see
P. Friderichsen)
Rubi neerl. (W. Beijerinck) 407
Rubi neerlandici (W. Beijerinck) 407
Rubi praesertim Galliae exs. (see A. Boulay)
Rubiaceen Béhmens (Bercht.) 436
Ruborum suec. (Arrh.) 189
Ruborum sueciae dispositio monographi-
co-critica (Arrh.) 189
Rumphia (Blume) 566
Rust, smut (Cooke) 1197
Rust, smut, mildew, & mould (Cooke)
1197
Saggio bibl. algol. ital. (Ces.) 1076
Saggio di monografia del genere Discosia
(De Not.) 1379
Saggio di una bibliografia algologica
italiana (Ces.) 1076
Saggio di una sistematica micolichenolo-
gica (Cif.) 1131
Saggio Monogr. Discosia (De Not.) 1379
Salices bor.-Amer. (Anderss.) 129
Salices boreali-Americanae (Anderss.) 129
Salices Lapponiae (Anderss.) 124
Salices scandinaviae exsiccatae (see S. Enan-
der)
Salictum woburnense (J. Forbes) 1815
Salict. woburn. (J. Forbes) 1815
Salzburg. Fl. (F. Braune) 721
Salzburg und Berchtesgaden (F. Braune)
722
INDEX TO TITLES
Salzburgische Flora (F. Braune) 721
S. Amer. Papilion. (Amshoff) 117
Samml. deut. Laubm. (Crome) 1279
Sammlung deutscher Laubmoose (Cro-
me) 1279
Sammlung deutscher
Crome)
Sammlung deutscher Laubmoose, Lebermoose,
und Flechten (see D. Dietrich)
Saprolegniac. (Coker) 1162
Saprolegniaceae with notes on other
water molds (Coker) 1162
Schedae ad ,,Kryptogamas exsiccatas’’,
editae a museo paletino vindobenensi
(Beck) 387
Sched. krypt. exs. (Beck) 387
Schetsen van nuttige Indische planten
(Gresh.) 2158
Schets. nutt. Ind. pl. (Gresh.) 2158
Schimmelgeslachten Monilia, Oidium,
Oospora en Torula (Berkhout) 468
Schimmelgesl. Monilia (Berkhout) 468
Schliissel Hortus malab. (Dennst.) 1368
Schliissel zum Hortus indicus malabaricus
(Dennst.) 1368
Scholia Osnabrug. (Arendt) 163
Scholia Osnabrugensia (Arendt) 163
Schénbrunn’s FI. (Boos) 650
Schénbrunn’s Flora (Boos) 650
Schoolfl. Java (Backer) 222
Schoolflora voor Java (Backer) 222
Schul- & Exkursionsfl. Schweiz (Binz)
521
Schulfl. Ingolstadt (J. Bleicher) 558
Schulflora von Ingolstadt und Umgebung
(J. Bleicher) 558
Schul- und Exkursionsflora der Schweiz
(Binz) 521
Schulzeria (Bres.) 740
Scinaia (Biv.-Bern.) 542
Scleromyceti Sveciae (see E. Fries)
Sclérotes cordons mycél. (J. Bommer) 628
Sclérotes et cordons mycéliens (J. Bom-
mer) 691
Scott. crypt. fl. (Grev.) 2160
Scottish cryptogamic flora (Grev.) 2160
Script. nat. hist. (Carpenter) 1026
Scripture natural history (Carpenter) 1026
Scroph. ind. (Benth.) 422
Scrophularineae indicae (Benth.) 422
Seaweed collect. guide (Cocks) 1154
Seaweed collector’s guide (Cocks) 1154
Second cent. orchid. pl. (Bateman) 344
Second century of orchidaceous plants
(Bateman) 344.
Selagineen der Vorwelt
2082
Selagin. Vorw. (Goldenberg) 2082
Select collection of one hundred plates
(J. Edwards) 1624
Laubmoose (see G.
(Goldenberg)
1077
INDEX TO TITLES
Select. hexandr. pl. (Bury) 937
Select specimens of natural history
(Bruce) 843
Select spec. nat. Hist. (Bruce) 843
Selection of hexandrian plants (Bury) 937
Semis et plantations des arbres (Duhamel)
1545
Semis et plantations des arbres, et de leur
culture (Duhamel) 1544
Semis plantat. arbr. (Duhamel) 1545
Septiéme mémoirs sur les landes des
plantes (Guett.) 2209
Sert. cabul. (Endl.) 1677
Sert. lips. (Baumg.) 370
Sert. palm. brasil. (Barb. Rodr.) 305
Sert. petrop. (Fisch.) 1788
Sert. pl. (Fielding) 1772
Sert. somal. (Franch.) 1845
Sertulum somalense (Franch.) 1845
Sertum Astrolabianum (Dum. d’Urv.)
1556
Sertum cabulicum (Endl.) 1677
Sertum lipsicum (Baumg.) 370
Sertum palmarum brasiliensium (Barb.
Rodr.) 305
Sertum petropolitanum (Fisch.) 1788
Sertum plantarum (Fielding) 1772
Sferiacei italici (De Not.) 1385
Sfer. ital. (De Not.) 1385
Shrubs Indiana (Deam) 1323
Shrubs of Indiana (Deam) 1323
Sicularum plantarum centuria prima
(Biv.-Bern.) 539
Sicul. pl. (Biv.-Bern.) 539
Sixiéme mémoire sur les glandes des
plantes (Guett.) 2208
Skandinaviska léfmossornas kalendarium
(Arnell) 177
Skand. léfmoss. kalend. (Arnell) 177
Skanes fl. (F. Areschoug) 164
Skanes flora (F. Areschoug) 164
Sketch bot. 8. Carolina (Elliott) 1659
Sketch of the botany of South-Carolina
and Georgia (Elliot) 1659
Sogenannten Nulliporen (CG. Giimbel)
2204
Solanorum generumque affinium synopsis
(Dunal) 1572
Solan. syn. (Dunal) 1572
South American Papilionaceae (Amshoff)
I17
Spec. alg. (C. Agardh) 42
Spec. bot. (Barckhausen) 307
Spec. bot. geran. (N. L. Burm.) 934
Spec. desmid. subalp. (Delponte) 1362
Spec. gen. ord. alg. (J. Agardh) 54
Species algarum (C. Agardh) 42
Species Blancoanae (see F. Blanco)
Species genera et ordines algarum (J.
Agardh) 54
1078
Species genera et ordines floridearum
(J. Agardh) 54
Species genera et ordines fucoidearum
(J. Agardh) 54
Species muscorum (Brid.) 756
Species plantarum (A. Dietr.) 1456
Species ruborum (Focke) 1810
Species Sargassorum Australiae descriptae
et dispositae (J. Agardh) 61
Specimen botanicum (Barckhausen) 307
Specimen botanicum de Geraniis (N. L.
Burm.) 934
Specimen desmidiacearum subalpinarum
(Delponte) 1362
Spec. Sargass. Austral. (J. Agardh) 61
Sphagna boreali-americana exsiccata (see D.
Eaton)
Sphagnaceae britannieae exsiccatae (see R.
Braithwaite)
Sphagnaceae or peat-mosses of Europe
and North America (Braithw.) 701
Sphagnac. Europe (Braithw.) 701
Sphagnotheca belgica, herbier des sphaignes
de Belgique (see P. Gravet)
Sphagnum (W. Bejerinck) 406
Sphagnum en sphagnetum (W. Beijerinck)
406
Spic. corsic. (Briq.) 764
Spic. fl. rumel. (Griseb.) 2175
Spicilegium corsicum (Briq.) 764
Spicilegium Flora VII Provinciarum
(Geer) 1981
Spicilegium florae maroccanae (J. Ball)
288
Spicilegium florae rumelicae et bithynicae
(Griseb.) 2175
Sp. pl. (A. Dietr.) 1456
Spring flora of the Wasatch region (Gar-
rett) 1958
Spring fl. Wasatch (Garrett) 1958
Sp. rub. (Focke) 1810
Standard cyclopedia of horticulture (L.
H. Bailey) 242
Stand. cycl. hort. (L. H. Bailey) 242
Stapel. & Klein. (A. Berger) 448
Stapelien und Kleinien (A. Berger) 448
Statist. bot. Toscana (Caruel) 1037
Statistica botanica della Toscana (Caruel)
1037
Stereocaulis et Pilophoris commentatio
(Th. Fr.) 1898
Stereoc. Philoph. comm. (Th. Fr.) 1898
Stirp. agri femsion. (Fr.) 1869
Stirp. austr. fasc. (Crantz) 1265
Stirp. crypt. oxon. (Baxter) 373
Stirpes agri et horti heidelbergensis
(Gattenhof) 1966
Stirpes agri femsionensis (Fr.) 1869
Stirpes cryptogamae oxonienses (Baxter)
SiS.
Stirpes cryptogam{[ic|ae oxonienses (see W.
Baxter)
Stirpes italicae (Ces.) 1074
Stirpes rariores (V. Briganti) 759
Stirp. exot. rar. (Delponte) 1361
Stirp. Germ. (Bock) 576
Stirp. Guinea med. (Afzel.) 33
Stirp. heidelberg. (Gattenhof) 1966
Stirp. herb. higel. (Endl.) 1681
Stirp. hist. pempt. (Dodoens) 1489
Stirp. ital. rar. (Ces.) 1074
Stirpium agri femsionensis index, obser-
vationibus illustrata (Fr.) 1869
Stirpium australasicarum herbarii hiige-
liani decades tres (Endl.) 1681
Stirpium austriarum fasciculus (Crantz)
1265
Stirpium exoticarum rariorum (Delponte)
1361
Stirpium historiae pemptades sex sive
libri (Dodoens) 1489
Stirpium in Guinea medicinalium (Af-
zel.) 33
Stirpium, maxime earum, quae in Ger-
mania nostra nascuntur (Bock) 576
Stirpium nomenclator pannonicus (Clus.)
1148
Stirpium praecipuarum littoris et agri
Nicaeensis (All.) 97
Stirpium rariorum in imperio Rutheno
sponte provenientium (Amman) 114
Stirpium rariorum minusque cognitarum
in Sicilia (Biv.-Bern.) 541
Stirp. litt. agri Nicaeen. (All.)
Stirp. nomencl. pann. (Clus.) 1148
Stirp. rar. (V. Briganti) 759
Stirp. rar. Ruth. (Amman) 114
Stirp. rar. Sicilia (Biv.-Bern.) 541
Storia nat. alg. Napoli (Balsamo) 290
Storia naturale delle alghe d’acque dolce
del comune di Napoli (Balsamo) 290
Stor. nat. Adriat. (Donati) 1500
Strauch- & Blattflechten Nordbéhm.
(Anders) 118
Strauch- & Laubflechten Mitteleur. (An-
ders) 119
Strauch- und Blattflechten Nordbéhmens
(Anders) 118
Strauch- und Laubflechten Mitteleuropa
(Anders) 119
Strelitzia (F. A. Bauer) 364
Strelitzia depicta (F. A. Bauer) 364
Strophantus (DC) 986
Struct. mosses ferns (Campb.) 959
Struct. repr. alg. (F. E. Fritsch) 1904
Structural botany (A. Gray) 2122
Structure and development of the mosses
and ferns (Campb.) 959
Structure and reproduction of the algae
(F. E. Fritsch) 1904
INDEX TO TITLES
Stud. algol. (Borzi) 673
Stud. Amer. fungi (Atk.) 205
Stud. Bot. (Baldinger) 283
Student’s handbook of British mosses
(Dix.) 1480
Stud. handb. Brit. mosses (Dix.) 1480
Studi algologici (Borzi) 673
Studi lign. anemof. (Delpino) 1360
Studi sopra un _ lignaggio anemofilo
(Delpino) 1360
Studier 6fver torfmossar i sédra Skane
(C. Andersson) 122
Studies of American fungi (Atk.) 205
Studies of coprophilous Sphaeriales in
Ontario (Cain) 946
Studio de piante rare, e curiose per scuola e
modello perpetuo (see P. Boccone)
Studiorum phytographicorum de Mar-
chia brandenburgensi specimen (As-
chers.) 194
Stidium der Botanik (Baldinger) 283
Stud. phytogr. Marchia brandenb. (As-
chers.) 194
Stud. Sphaer. Omtario (Cain) 946
Stud. torfmossar Skane (C. Andersson)
122
Study biol. ferns (Atk.) 204
Study Lactar. U.S. (Burl.) 926
Study of the biology of ferns by the col-
lodion method (Atk.) 204
Study of the Lactariae of the United
States (Burl.) 926
Suites au Prodromus systematis naturalis
regni vegetabilis (A. DC) 978
Summa vegetabilium Scandinaviae (Fr.)
1883
Summa veg. Scand. (Fr.) 1883
Suplement la Conspectul florei Romaniei
(Grecescu) 2135
Suplemento al catalogo razonado de
plantas fanerdgamas de Catalufia
(Costa) 1247
Suppl. carp. (C. F. Gaertn.) 1921
Suppl. cat. pl. Catalufia (Costa) 1247
Suppl. cat. pl. Paris (Coss.) 1239
Suppl. cat. rais. pl. Dordogne (Des
Moul.) 1404.
Supplément a la Flore de Maine et Loire
(Guépin) 2206
Supplément a la Flore du département de
la Haute-Loire (J. Arnaud) 176
Supplément a la Flore du Jura suisse et
Frangais (Godet) 2055
Supplément a la troisiéme édition de la
Flore de Maine et Loire (Guépin) 2206
Supplément a l’essai sur la flore du dépar-
tement de Maine-et-Loire (Bastard) 339
Supplément au Catalogue raisonnée des
plantes de la Dordorgne (Des Moul.)
1404
1079
INDEX TO TITLES
Supplément au catalogue raisonné des
plantes vasculaires des environs de
Paris (Coss.) 1239
Supplement ... ferns of British India
(Bedd.) 396
Supplement to Baines’ Flora of Yorkshire
(Baines) 262
Supplement to Black’s Flora of South
Australia (J. M. Black) 544
Supplement to Gordon’s Pinetum (Gor-
don) 2087
Supplement to the Ferns of Southern
India and British India (Bedd.) 391, 395
Supplement to the flora of Liverpool
(Dickinson) 1441
Supplemental papers to Bentham and
Hooker’s Genera Plantarum (Benth.)
430
Supplemento generale ad ‘“Prodromo
della Flora toscana di T. Caruel’’
(Baroni) 314
Supplementum carpologicae
Gaertn.) 1921
Supplementum primum prodromi florae
Novae Hollandiae (R. Br.) 835
Suppl. ferns Brit. Ind. (Bedd.) 396
Suppl. ferns S. Ind. (Bedd.) 395
Suppl. fl. Haute-Loire (J. Arnaud) 176
Suppl. fl. Maine-et-Loire (Bastard) 339
Suppl. fl. Yorkshire (Baines) 262
Suppl. pap. Gen. pl. (Benth.) 430
Suppl. prodr. fl. Nov. Holl. (R. Br.) 835
Suppl. Prodr. fl. tosc. (Baroni) 314
Svensk svamp-herbarium (see J. Eriksson)
Sver. atl. gift. svamp. (Fr.) 1893
Sveriges atliga och giftiga svampar (Fr.)
1893
Sveriges pharmaceutiska vdxter (see R. Fri-
stedt)
Swietenia soymida (A. Duncan) 1575
Syllab. musc. (De Not.) 1371
Syllabus (Eichler) 1651
Syllabus (Engl.) 1707
Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien
1707
Syllabus der Vorlesungen iiber Phanero-
gamenkunde (Eichler) 1651
Syllabus der Vorlesungen iiber specielle
und medicinisch-pharmaceutische Bo-
tanik (Eichler) 1651
Syllabus der Vorlesungen iiber specielle
und medicinisch-pharmaceutische Bo-
tanik (Engl.) 1707
Syllabus muscorum (De Not.) 1371
Syll. alg. (De Toni) 1421
Syll. fl. congol. (Th. Durand) 1595
Syll. Jungerm. Europ. (Dumort.) 1563
Sylloge algarum (De Toni) 1421
Sylloge florae congolanae (Th. Durand)
1595
(Coak
(Engl.)
1080
Sylloge Jungermannidearum Europae in-
digenarum (Dumort.) 1563
Sylva amer. (D. J. Browne) 840
Sylva americana (D. J. Browne) 840
Sylvae mycologicae berolinenses
renb.) 1632
Sylv. mycol. berol. (Ehrenb.) 1632
Symb. alg. scand. (J. Areschoug) 168
Symb. fl. argent. (Griseb.) 2187
Symb. gasteromyc. (Fr.) 1864
Symb.. mycol. (Fuckel) 1912
Symb. mycol. Nachtr. (Fuckel) 1913
Symbolae ad floram argentinam (Griseb.)
2187
Symbolae algarum rariorum florae scan-
dinavicae (J. Areschoug) 168
Symbolae gasteromycorum (Fr.) 1864
Symbolae mycologicae (Fuckel) 1912, 1913
Symbolae physicae (Ehrenb.) 1635, 1636
Symbolae physicae Botanica (Ehrenb.)
1643
Symb. phys. (Ehrenb.) 1635, 1636
Symb. phys., Bot. (Ehrenb.) 1643
Syn. alg. Scand. (C. Agardh) 38
Syn. anal. fl. Paris (Coss.) 1242
Syn. Astrag. Trag. (Fisch.) 1789
Syn. Cact. U. S. (Engelm.) 1692
Syn. conif. (Endl.) 1687
Syn. fl. Gibraltar (Debeaux) 1329
Syn. fl. Helv. (Gaudin) 1972
Syn. fl. Jura (Friche-Joset) 1860
Syn. fl. Lorraine Alsace (Choulette)
1122
Syn. fl. N. Amer. (A. Gray) 2132
Syn. gen. Lentin. (Fr.) 1878
Syn. gen. vasc. pl. San Francisco (Behr)
403
Syn. hepat. (Gottsche) 2097
Syn. Hymenophyll. (Bosch.) 676
Syn. Jungermann. (Ekart) 1658
Syn. Laubm. Mecklenb. (Fiedl.) 1769
Syn. Lupini (J. Agardh) 49
Syn. Malv. (E. G. Baker) 264
Syn. meth. lich. (Achar.) 12
Syn. mitteleur. Fl. (Aschers.) 200
Syn. musc. mediol. (Bals.-Criv.) 291
Syn. navic. diat. (Cleve) 1144
Synopsis algarum Scandinaviae (C.
Agardh) 38
Synopsis analytique de la flore des
environs de Paris (Coss.) 1242
Synopsis Astragalorum Tragacantharum
(Fisch.) 1789
Synopsis coniferarum (Endl.) 1687
Synopsis de la flore de Gibraltar (De-
beaux) 1329
Synopsis de la flore de Lorraine et
d’Alsace (Choulette) 1122
Synopsis de la flore du Jura (Friche-
Joset) 1860
(Eh-
Synopsis der Laubmoose Mecklenburg’s
(Fiedl.) 1769
Synopsis der mitteleuropdischen Flora
(Aschers.) 200
Synopsis florae Helvetiae (Gaudin) 1972
Synopsis generis Lentinorum (Fr.) 1878
Synopsis generis Lupini (J. Agardh) 49
Synopsis hepaticarum (Gottsche) 2097
Synopsis Hymenophyllacearum (Bosch.)
676
Synopsis Jungermanniarum (Ekart) 1658
Synopsis methodica lichenum (Achar.) 12
Synopsis methodica stirpium horti regii
taurensis (All.) 98
Synopsis muscorum in agro mediolanensi
hucusque lectorum (Bals.-Criv.) 291
Synopsis of Malveae (E. G. Baker) 264
Synopsis of the Cactaceae of the territory
of the United States (Engelm.) 1692
Synopsis of the Confervae (Dillwyn) 1473
Synopsis of the genera of vascular plants
in the vicinity of San Francisco (Behr)
403
Synopsis of the natural history of Great
Britain and Ireland (Berkenhout) 467
Synopsis of the naviculoid diatoms (Cleve)
1144
Synopsis of the Queensland flora (F. M.
Bailey) 235
Synopsis plantarum (D. Dietr.) 1464
Synopsis plantarum florae classicae
(Fraas) 1839
Synopsis plantarum in Flora gallica des-
criptarum (DC) 988
Synopsis ruborum Germaniae (Focke)
1809
Synopsis universalis analytica generum
plantarum (Batsch) 350
Synoptical flora of North America
(A. Gray) 2132
Synoptical flora of North America: The
Gamopetalae (A. Gray) 2132
Syn. pl. (D. Dietr.) 1464
Syn. pl. fl. class. (Fraas) 1839
Syn. pl. Fl. gall. (DC) 988
Syn. Queensl. fl. (F. M. Bailey) 235
Syn. rub. Germ. (Focke) 1809
Syn. univ. anal. gen. pl. (Batsch) 350
Syst. alg. (C. Agardh) 43
Syst. alg. advers. (J. Agardh) 53
Syst. arr. Cuscuta (Engelm.) 1693
Syst. Bemerk. (Griseb.) 2178
. bot. N. America, Hepat. (Britton)
WAG
Syst. Einleit. Forstwiss. (Gled.) 2036
System der urweltlichen Pflanzenthiere
(Bronn) 805
Systema algarum (C. Agardh) 43
Systema filicum fossilium (Goepp.) 2068
Systema lichenum (Eschw.) 1720
INDEX TO TITLES
Systema mycologicum (Fr.) 1867
Systema mycologicum ... supplementum
(Fr.) 1870
Systema orbis vegetabilis (Fr.) 1868
Systema plantarum a staminum situ
(Gled.) 2032
Systema vegetabilium (J. F. Gmelin) 2043
Systemata algarum hodierna adversaria
(J. Agardh) 53
Systematic arrangement of the species of
the genus Cuscuta (Engelm.) 1693
Systematic botany of North America.
Hepaticae (Britton) 777
Systematische Bemerkungen (Griseb.)
2178
Systematische Einleitung Forstwissen-
schaft (Gled.) 2036
Systematische Uebersicht der um Heidel-
berg wildwachsenden Gewachse(Dierb.)
1449
Systematische Untersuchungen (Griseb.)
2179
Systematisches Verzeichnis (Bernh.) 4.78
Systematisches Verzeichniss wilder Pflan-
zen die in der Nahe und umliegenden
Gegend von Jena wachsen (Graum.)
QUI
Syst. filic. foss. (Goepp.) 2068
Syst. lich. (Eschw.) 1720
Syst. Loranth. (Danser) 1306
Syst. mycol. (Fr.) 1867
Syst. nat. (DC) 993
Syst. nat. (J. F. Gmelin) 2043
Syst. orb. veg. (Fr.) 1868
Syst. pl. Eur. (Gilib.) 2014
Syst. pl. stamin. situ (Gled.) 2032
Syst. Uebers. Heidelb. Gewachse (Dierb.)
1449
Syst. urweltl. Pflanzenthiere (Bronn) 805
Syst. Veg. Karaiben (Griseb.) 2179
Syst. Verz. (Bernh.) 4.78
Syst. Verz. Pfl. Jena (Graum.) 2111
Taalrik reg. (J. Burm.) 927
Taalrijk register der plaat- (J. Burm.) 927
Tab. affin. regni veg. (Batsch) 351
Tabellarische Uebersicht der officinellen
Gewiachse (Brandt) 707
Tabellen en platen voor de Javaansche
Orchideeén (Blume) 561
Tabell. Uebers. off. Gew. (Brandt) 707
Tabl. anal. fam. nat. (De Moor) 1364
Tabl. corps foss. (Defrance) 1342
Tableau de l’école de botanique (Desf.)
1394
Tableau des corps
(Defrance) 1342
Tableau des genres de végétaux fossiles
(Brongn.) 802
Tableau des terrains qui composent
l’écorce du globe (Al. Brongn.) 804
organisés fossiles
1081
INDEX TO TITLES
Tableau des Synanthérées (Cass.) 1049
Tableau élémentaire de botanique (Gé-
rardin) 1996
Tableau synoptique des principales famil-
les naturelles des plantes (J. Agassiz) 64
Tableaux analytiques des familles natu-
relles (De Moor) 1364
Tableaux analytiques des hyménomycétes
de France (Gill.) 2018
Tableaux synoptiques des plantes vas-
culaires de la Flore de la France
(Bonnier) 642
Tableaux synoptiques et méthodiques des
genres des Némazoaires (Gaillon) 1932
Tabl. école bot. (Desf.) 1394
Tabl. élem. bot. (Gérardin) 1996
Tabl. Synanth. (Cass.) 1049
Tabl. syn. fam. nat. (J. Agassiz) 64
Tabl. syn. pl. vasc. France (Bonnier) 642
Tabl. terrains globe (Al. Brongn.) 804
Tabl. vég. foss. (Brongn.) 802
Tab. pl. Jav. Orchid. (Blume) 561
Tabula affinitatum regni vegetabilis
(Batsch) 351
Tabula genealogico-geographica affinita-
tum plantarum secundum _ ordines
naturales Linnaei delineata (Giseke)
2029
Tabulae phytographicae (Gessner) 2003
Tabul. phytogr. (Gessner) 2003
Taraxaca scandinavica exsiccata (see G.
Dahlstedt)
Taschenatlas der schweizer Flora (Binz)
522
Taschenatl. schweiz. Fl. (Binz) 522
Taschenb. bot. Exkurs. (Fresen.) 1856
Taschenb. Fl. Bern (L. Fisch.) 1793
Taschenb. Fl. Jena (Bogenh.) 598
Taschenb. Fl. Wiirttemberg (Daiber)
1296
Taschenb. Pflanzenbest. (Graebn.) 2106
Taschenb. Rheinpreuss. Fl. (Bach) 218
Taschenbuch der Flora von Bern (L.
Fisch.) 1793
Taschenbuch der Flora von Jena (Bo-
genh.) 598
Taschenbuch der Flora von Wiirttemberg
(Daiber) 1296
Taschenbuch der Rheinpreussischen Flo-
ra (Bach) 218
Taschenbuch zum Gebrauche auf bota-
nischen Exkursionen (Fresen.) 1856
Taschenbuch zum _ Pflanzenbestimmen
(Graebn.) 2106
Tent. Abrot. (Besser) 502
Tentamen de Abrotanis (Besser) 502
Tentamen dispositionis lichenum in Lon-
eobardia nascentium (Garov.) 1954
Tentamen dispositionis plantarum Ger-
maniae (Borkh.) 659
1082
Tentamen florulae lichenum Eiffliacae
(Fingerh.) 1778
Tentamen generis Tamaricum species
accuratius definiendi (Bunge) 916
Tetamen methodi muscorum (Grev.) 2159
Tent. disp. lich. Longob. (Garov.) 1954
Tent. disp. pl. German. (Borkh.) 659
Tent. fl. lich. Eif—l. (Fingerh.) 1778
Tent. gen. Tamar. (Bunge) 916
Tent. meth. musc. (Grev.) 2159
Terminologie der phanerogamischen
Pflanzen (A. Dietr.) 14.55
Termin. phan. Pfl. (A. Dietr.) 1455
Terrain houillier du Nord de la France
(Boulay) 686
Terrain houill. N. France (Boulay) 686
Tert. Fl. Schossnitz (Goepp.) 2078
Tertiare Flora von Schossnitz in Schlesien
(Goepp.) 2078
Tertiarfl. Java (Goepp.) 2077
Tertiarflora auf der Insel Java (Goepp.)
2077
Texte syn.
(Briq.) 765
Texte synoptique des documents destinés
a servir de base aux debats du Congrés
international de nomenclature botani-
que de Vienne 1905 (Briq.) 765
Thelopsis (Garov.) 1956
Thelopsis, Belonia, Weitenwebera_ et
Limboria (Garov.) 1956
Theor. Anfangsgr. Bot. (DC) 992
Theoretische Anfangsgriinde der Botanik
(DC) 992
Theoretisches-praktisches Handbuch der
Forstbotanik und _ Forsttechnologie
(Borkh.) 660
Theoria systematis plantarum (J. Agardh)
docum. nomencl. Vienne
55
Theoria syst. pl. (J. Agardh) 55
Théorie élém. bot. (DC) 992
Théorie élémentaire de la botanique (DC)
992
Theor.-Prakt. Handb. Forstbot. (Borkh.)
660
Thesaurus devonico-carboniferus (Bigsby)
516
Thesaurus zeylanicus (J. Burm.) 928
Thes. devonico-carbon. (Bigsby) 516
Thése de egéographie botanique du
département du Doubs (Gren.) 2152
Thes. zeylan. (J. Burm.) 928
Three years China (Fortune) 1829
Three years wanderings in the northern
provinces of China (Fortune) 1829
Thunbergia species of the Malesian area
(Bremek.) 737
Tomus herbarii Othonis Brunfelsii III
(Brunfels) 854
Topographisches Verzeichniss der Pflan-
zensammilung von C. F. Ecklon (Eck-
lon) 1620
Topogr. Verz.
(Ecklon) 1620
Tour S. France Pyrenees (Arnott) 187
Tour to the South of France and the
Pyrenees (Arnott) 187
Tournefortius lothar. (Buchoz) 873
Tournefortius lotharingiae (Buchoz) 873
Tractado de las drogas, y medicinas de
las Indias orientales (C. Acosta) 23
Tract. drogas med. Ind. or. (C. Acosta) 23
Tracts relative to the island of St. Helena
(Beatson) 378
Tracts St. Helena (Beatson) 378
Traité algol. (P. J. L. Dang.) 1304
Traité arbr. arbust. (Duhamel) 1544, 1547
Traité arbr. fruit. (Duhamel) 1546, 1548
Traité bot. méd. crypt. (Baill.) 259
Traité bot. méd. phan. (Baill.) 257
Traité d’algologie (P. J. L. Dang.) 1304
Traité de botanique médicale cryptoga-
mique (Baill.) 259
Traité de botanique médicale phanéroga-
mique (Baill.) 257
Traité des arbres et arbustes (Duhamel)
1544, 1547
Traité des arbres fruitiers (Duhamel) 1546,
1548
Traité des graminées (De Moor) 1365
Traité gén. conif. (Carriére) 1031
Traité général des coniféres (Carriére)
1031
Traité gramin. (De Moor) 1365
Traité historique des plantes qui croissent
dans la Lorraine (Buchoz) 872
Traité hist. pl. Lorraine (Buchoz) 872
Trasf. Nostoc (Carradori) 1029
Trasformazione del Nostoc (Carradori)
1029
Tras. Trem. Nostoc (Carradori) 1030
Trav. Brazil (Gardner) 1951
Travels Carolina (W. Bartram) 329
Travels in the interior of Brazil (Gardner)
1951
Travels in the interior of Southern Africa
(Burch.) 920
Travels of William Bartram (W. Bartram)
329
Travels through North and South Caro-
lina (W. Bartram) 329
Trav. S. Africa (Burch.) 920
Treat. escul. fung. England (Badh.) 231
Treatise of succulent plants (Bradley) 699
Treatise on the esculent funguses of
England (Badh.) 231
Trees America (D. J. Browne) 841
Trees Great Britain (Elwes) 1665
Trees Indiana (Deam) 1324
Trees of America (D. J. Browne) 841
Pflanzensamml. Ecklon
INDEX TO TITLES
Trees of Great Britain & Ireland (Elwes)
1665
Trees of Indiana (Deam) 1324
Trichomanes (Copeland) 1218
Trichomanes, Hymenophyllum and Gene-
ra hymenophyllacearum (Copeland)
1218
Tronchi Bennett. (Capellini) 1021
Tronchi di Bennettitee (Capellini) 1o21
Truffe (Chatin) 1089
Tuberales N. Am. (Gilkey) 2017
Tuberales of North America (Gilkey) 2017
Tweede Catalogus der in den botanischen
tuin te Weltevreden (Filet) 1776
Tweede cat. tuin Weltevreden (Filet) 1776
Twenty lessons on British mosses (see W. Gar-
dinerx)
Two visits to the tea countries of China
(Fortune) 1830
Typ-Sammling af Skandinaviens Alger inne-
hdllande roo arten (see S. Akermark)
Ubers. Atmosph. getrag. Leben (Ehrenb.)
1642
Ubersicht tiber das von der Atmosphare
unsichtbar getragene reiche organische
Leben (Ehrenb.) 1642
Ueber den Bau der
(Goepp.) 2071
Uebers. Fl. Augsburg (Caflisch) 943
Uebers. Fl. Krains (Fleischm.) 1804
Uebersicht der bisher in Kurhessen beob-
achteten wildwachsenden und einge-
birgerten Pflanzen (Casseb.) 1044
Uebersicht der Flora Krains (Fleischm.)
1804
Uebersicht der Flora von Augsburg
(Caflisch) 943
Uebersicht der Mecklenburgischen Moose
(Bland.) 554
Uebersicht der nutzbarsten und schad-
lichsten Gewachse (Cham.) 1083
Uebersicht der Phanerogamenflora von
Schwerin (Blanck) 550
Uebersicht der schweizerischen Chara-
ceen (A. Braun) 711
Uebers. Kurhessen Pfl. (Casseb.) 1044.
Uebers. Mecklenb. Moose (Bland.) 554
wi
U
U
Balanaphoreen
ebers. nutzb. schadl. Gew. (Cham.)
1083
ebers. phan. Schwerin (Blanck) 550
ebers. schweiz. Charac. (A. Braun) 711
Jffici delle plante crittogame (Ardiss.) 155
ffici pl. critt. (Ardiss.) 155
ndescribed ferns from New Guinea
(Alston) 105
United States Exploring Expedition ...
Atlas (A. Gray) 2130
United States Exploring Expedition,
Atlas, Botany, Cryptogamia (Brack.)
698
Eee
1083
INDEX TO TITLES
United States Exploring Expedition,
Botany, Cryptogamia, Filices (Brack.)
697
United States Exploring Expedition.
Botany, Phanerogamia (A. Gray) 2129
United States Exploring Expedition,
Lower Cryptogamia (J. W. Bailey) 239
Unters. Alg. Pilze (Cohn) 1157
Unters. Brandpilze (de Bary) 331
Unters. Conjugaten (de Bary) 332
Unters. Gesammtgeb. Mykol. (Bref.) 730
Unters. Ontog. Phylog. Pfl. (Ettingsh.)
1730
Untersuchungen aus dem Gesammtge-
biete der Mykologie (Bref.) 730
Untersuchungen iiber die Brandpilze (de
Bary) 331
Untersuchungen iiber die Entwicklungs-
geschichte der mikroskopischen Algen
und Pilze (Cohn) 1157
Untersuchungen iiber die Familie der
Conjugaten (de Bary) 332
Untersuchungen iiber Ontogenie und
Phylogenie der Pflanzen (Ettingsh.)
1730
Uredineae Americanae exsiccatae (see M. Car-
leton)
Uredineae exsiccatae et icones (see J. Arthur)
Urspr. Culturpfl. (A. DC) 981
Ursprung der Culturpflanzen (A. DC) 981
U. S. Expl. Exp., Atlas phan. (A. Gray)
U
U
U
2130
. S. Expl. exped., Atlas crypt. (Brack.)
698
. S. Expl. exped., Filic. (Brack.) 697
U.S. Expl. Exped., Phan. (A. Gray) 2129
U. S. Explor. Exped., Lower Crypt. (J.
W. Bailey) 239
Utah mosses (see S. Flowers)
Utkast gréne alg. fylog. (Bohlin) 599
Utkast till de gréne algernas och arkego-
niaternas fylogeni (Bohlin) 599
Varenfl. Java (Backer) 228
Varenflora voor Java (Backer) 228
Varie trasformazioni della Trem. Nostoc
(Carradori) 1030
Vaucheriae exsiccatae (see J. Blum)
Veg. alp. German. (Bolle) 621
Veg. Erde (Engl.) 1712
Veg. Erde (Griseb.) 2185
Vegetabilia cellularia in germania septentrionali
praesertim in Hercynia et in agro Gottingenst
lecta (see F. Bartling)
Vegetabilibus suecanis (Afzel.) 30
Vegetabilische Veldkost Deutsch-Siid-
west-Afrikas (Dinter) 1477
Vegetable materia medica of the United
States (W. Barton) 324
Vegetable organography (DC) 1004
Vegetation der Erde (Engl.) 1712
1084
Vegetation der Erde (Griseb.) 2185
Végétation du globe (Griseb.) 2185
Vegetation of New Zealand (Cockayne)
1153
Vegetatione alpina in Germania extra
Alpes obvia (Bolle) 621
Vegetationsverhaltnisse der Balkanlander
(Adamovic) 24
Vegetationsverhaltnisse
Lander (Beck) 384
Vegetationsverh. Balkanlander (Adamo-
vic) 24
Vegetationsverh. illyr. Land. (Beck) 384
Végétaux résineux (Duplessy) 1587
Vég. globe (Griseb.) 2185
Veg. mater. med. U. S. (W. Barton) 324
Veg. New Zealand (Cockayne) 1153
Veg. organogr. (DC) 1004
Vég. résin. (Duplessy) 1587
Veg. suec. (Afzel.) 30
Veg. Veldkost Siidw.-Afrik. (Dinter) 1477
Vellosia (Barb. Rodr.) 300
Verbreitung und Einfluss des mikroskopi-
schen Lebens in Siid- und Nord-
Amerika (Ehrenb.) 1639
Verbr. mikrosk. Lebens Amerika (Eh-
renb.) 1639
Vergleichende Morphologie und Biologie
der Pilze Mycetozoen und Bacterien
(de Bary) 335
Vergl. Morph. Biol. Pilze (de Bary) 335
Verhandeling over de inlandsche plant-
gewassen (S. Geuns) 2006
Verh. plantgew. (S. Geuns) 2006
Verklarend woordenboek (Backer) 227
Verkl. woordenb. (Backer) 227
Verm. bor. Abh. (Gled.) 2033
Verm. bot. Schr. (R. Br.) 833
Vermischte physicalisch-botanisch-oeco-
nomische Abhandlungen (Gled.) 2033
Vers. Anl. Kenntn. Gesch. Pfl. (Batsch)
der illyrischen
347
Vers. Arzneikr. Pfl. (DC) 985
Vers. Bastarderz. Pflanzenr. (C. F.
Gaertn.) 1924
Verschiedenen Arten, Unterarten und
Spielarten des Kohls und der Rettige,
welche in Europa erbaut werden (DC)
996
Vers. Darstell. Alsin. (Fenzl) 1762
Vers. Entwicklungsgesch. extratrop. Flo-
rengeb. (Engl.) 1702
Vers. forstbot. Beschr. (Borkh.) 658
Vers. Gesch. Holzarten (Burgsd.) 925
Vers. Metamorph. Pfl. (Goethe) 2081
Vers. Natur. Gesch. Corall-Arten (J.
Ellis) 1661
Vers. Naturgesch. Livland (J. Fisch.) 1790
Versteiner. Fische Pfl. Coburg. (H. Ber-
ger) 453
Versteinerungen der Fische und Pflanzen
im Sandsteine der Coburger Gegend
(H. Berger) 453
Versteinerungen der Grauwackenforma-
tion (Geinitz) 1985
Versteinerungen der Steinkohlenforma-
tion in Sachsen (Geinitz) 1986
Versteinerungen des Steinkohlengebirges
von Wettin und Lébejiin im Saalkreise
(Germar) 2001
Verstein. Grauwackenf. (Geinitz) 1985
Verstein. Steinkohlenf. Sachsen (Geinitz)
1986
Verstein. Steinkohlengeb. Saalkr. (Ger-
mar) 2001
Versuch die Metamorphose der Pflanzen
zu erklaren (Goethe) 2081
Versuch einer Anleitung zur Kenntniss
und Geschichte der Pflanzen (Batsch)
347
Versuch einer Darstellung der geographi-
schen Verbreitungs- und Vertheilungs-
Verhaltnisse der natiirlichen der Al-
sineen (Fenzl) 1762
Versuch einer Entwicklungsgeschichte
der extratropischen Florengebiete
(Engl.) 1702
Versuch einer forstbotanischen Beschrei-
bung (Borkh.) 658
Versuch einer naheren Beleuchtung der
Disposition methodique des espéces de
mousses par G. A. Walker-Arnott
(Fiirnr.) 1914
Versuch einer Natur-Geschichte der
Corall-Arten (J. Ellis) 1661
Versuch einer Naturgeschichte von Liv-
land (J. Fisch.) 1790
Versuch einer vollstandigen Geschichte
vorziiglicher Holzarten (Burgsd.) 925
Versuch iiber die Arzneikrafte der Pflan-
zen (DC) 985
Versuche und Beobachtungen iiber die
Bastarderzeugung um _ Pflanzenreich
(C. F. Gaertn.) 1924
Verticillirten Siphoneen (C. Cramer) 1263
Verticill. Siphon. (C. Cramer) 1263
Verz. Altai Pfl. (Bunge) 915
Verz. Baume Strauche Herrenhausen
(Ehrh.) 1646
Verzeichnis der bisher in Sid-Bayern
beobachteten Perenosporaceen (Al-
lesch.) 94
Verzeichnis in Siid-Bayern beobachteter
Pilze (Allesch.) 91, 92, 93
Verzeichnis in Siid-Bayern beobachteter
Pilze III. Abteilung, Sphaeropsideen,
Melanconieen und Hyphomyceten (Al-
lesch.) 95
Verzeichnis in Siid-Bayern beobachteter
Pilze IV. Abteilung: Hysteriaceae,
INDEX TO TITLES
Discomycetaceae et Tuberaceae (Al-
lesch.) 96
Verzeichniss (Gebh.) 1980
Verzeichniss der Baume und Strauche
welche sich auf der Konigl. Plantage zu
Herrenhausen bei Hannover befinden
(Ehrh.) 1646
Verzeichniss der bis jetzt aus Ost-Afrika
bekannt gewordenen Pflanzen (Engl.)
1708
Verzeichniss der im Jahre 1832, im 6st-
lichen Theile des Altai-Gebirges ge-
sammelten Pflanzen (Bunge) 915
Verzeichniss der im Jahre 1838 am
Saisang-nor und am Irtysch gesammel-
ten Pflanzen (Bong.) 635
Verzeichniss der in der Kreis-Naturalien-
Sammlung zu Bayreuth befindlichen
Petrefacten (C. F. W. Braun) 718
Verzeichniss der phanerogamen Pflanzen
(Bachlechner) 219
Verzeichniss der Phanerogamen und Ge-
fasskryptogamen des Berner-Oberlan-
des und der Umgebungen von Thun
(L. Fisch.) 1794
Verzeichniss in Siidbayern beobachteter
Basidiomyceten (Allesch.) 90
Verz. Phan. Berner-Oberl. (L. Fisch.)
1794
Verz. phan. Pfl. (Bachlechner) 219
Verz. Saisang-nor Pfl. (Bong.) 635
Verz. Samml. Bayreuth Petref. (C. F. W.
Braun) 718
Verz. Siidbay. Basid. (Allesch.) 90
Verz. Siid-Bay. Perenosp. (Allesch.) 94
Verz. Siid-Bay. Pilze (Allesch.) 91
Verz. Siid-Bay. Pilze II (Allesch.) 92
Verz. Siid-Bay. Pilze III (Allesch.) 95
Verz. Siid-Bay. Pilze IV (Allesch.) 96
Verz. Siid-Bay. Pilze Nachtr. (Allesch.) 93
Viag. Brasil (Gardner) 1951
Viagens no Brasil (Gardner) 1951
Viaggio negli Stati Uniti (Castigl.) 1055
Viagg. Stati Uniti (Castigl.) 1055
Victoria regia (J. F. Allen) 85
Vie de Linné (Fée) 1753
Vie Linné (Fée) 1753
Violae exsiccatae germanicae, austro-hungaricae
et helvetiae (see W. Becker)
Vitaliano Donati Auszug seiner Natur-
Geschichte des adriatischen Meers
(Donati) 1500
Vollstandiges Lexicon der GéArtnerei
(F. Dietr.) 1466
Vollstandiges Pflanzensystem (Christm.)
1130
Vollst. Pflanzensyst. (Christm.) 1130
Voortteling van bastaard planten (C. F.
Gaertn.) 1922
Vorweltliche Pflanzen aus dem Stein-
1085
INDEX TO TITLES
kohlengebirge der preussischen Rhein-
lande und Westphalens (Andrae) 131
Vorw. Pfl. Steinkohlengeb. preuss. Rheinl.
(Andrae) 131
Voy, Abyssinie (Delile) 1356
Voyage a Méroé (Caill.) 945
Voyage agricole et horticole on Chine
(Fortune) 1830
Voyage au Pole sud et dans l’Océanie sur
les corvettes l’Astrolabe et la Zelée
(Dum. d@’Urv.) 1557
Voyage autour du monde (Duperrey)
1578
Voyage autour du monde, entrepris par
ordre du roi, ... exécuté sur les corvet-
tes de S.M. l’Uranie et la Physicienne
(Gaud.) 1968
Voyage autour du monde exécuté pen-
dant les années 1836 et 1837 sur la
corvette la Bonite (Gaud.) 1969
Voyage autour du monde sur la frégate la
Venus pendant les années 1836-1839
(Decne.) 1337
Voyage aux Indes Orientales (Bél.) 412
Voyage botanique dans le midi de l’Es-
pagne (Boiss.) 605
Voyage dans |’Arabie pétrée (Delile) 1355
Voyage dans la Russie méridionale (A. N.
Demidow) 1363
Voyage dans les parties sud de l’ Amérique
septentrionale (W. Bartram) 329
Voyage dans les quatre principales iles des
mers d’Afrique (Bory) 668
Voyage de découvertes de 1’Astrolabe
Botanique (Dum. d’Urv.) 1556
Voyage d’un naturaliste (Descourt.) 1390
Voyage en Abyssinie (Delile) 1356
Voyage en Norwége (J. Fabr.) 1737
Voyage of discovery made under the
orders of the admiralty, in his majesty’s
ships Isabella and Alexander, for the
purpose of exploring Baffin’s Bay (R.
Br.) 830
Voyage to Senegal (Adans.) 25
Voyage to Terra australis (R. Br.) 827
Voyage to Terra australis (Flinders) 1806
Voy. Astrolabe (Dum. d’Urv.) 1556
Voy. Bonite, Bot. (Gaud.) 1969
Voy. bot. Espagne (Boiss.) 605
1086
Voy. explor. Baffin’s Bay (R. Br.) 830
Voy. iles Afrique (Bory) 668
Voy. Indes Or. (Bél.) 412
Voy. Méroé (Caill.) 945
Voy. monde (Duperrey) 1578
Voy. naturaliste (Descourt.) 1390
Voy. Péle Sud (Dum. d@’Urv.) 1557
Voy. Russie mér. (A. N. Demidow) 1363
Voy. Terra austr. (Fletcher) 1806
Voy. Terra austral. (R. Br.) 827
Voy. Uranie (Gaud.) 1968
Voy. Venus, Bot. [Atl.] (Decne.) 1337
Wachendorfia (J. Burm.) 931
Wachsende Kenntniss des unsichtbaren
Lebens als felsbildende Bacillarien in
Californien (Ehrenb.) 1641
Waterlilies (Conard) 1190
Water pl. (A. Arber) 147
Water plants (A. Arber) 147
Weimar. FI. (F. Dietr.) 1465
Weimarische Flora (F. Dietr.) 1465
West American Fungi (see D. Griffiths)
Wetterauische Laubmoose (see J. Cassebeer)
Worterb. beschr. Bot. (Bisch.) 535
Worterbuch der beschreibenden Botanik
(Bisch.) 535
Wurzelpilze der Orchideen (Burgeff) 923
Wurzelpilze Orchid. (Burgeff) 923
Yedo and Peking (Fortune) 1832
Zakfl. Java (Boldingh) 619
Zakflora voor de landbouwstreken op
Java (Boldingh) 619
Zephyritis (Guillemin) 2213
Zephyritis taitensis (Guillemin) 2213
Zosterae oceanicae (Cavolini) 1069
Zoster. ocean. (Cavolini) 1069
Zusaze Vers. Naturgesch. Livland (J.
Fisch.) 1791
Zwei pflanzengeografische Dokumente
(Drége) 1518
Zwei pflanzengeogr. Dokum. (Drége)
1518
Zweite deut. Nordpolarf. (Buchenau) 866
Zweite deutsche Nordopolarfahrt (Buche-
nau) 866
Zweiter Nachtrag zur Infusiorenkunde
(Eichw.) 1653
Zwolf Tage auf Montenegro (Ebel) 1619
Zwolf Tage Montenegro (Ebel) 1619
Index to Names
This index contains the names of authors, collectors, botanical explorers,
patrons of botanists, botanical artists, and other collaborators, as well as
personal surnames that have been immortalized in names of genera. Also
included are abbreviations listed for author names. The names of ships
that carried early exploring expeditions to remote parts of the world are
included in this index too, because the user may only remember that
much of the subsequent reports of the trip.
There are, however, a number of explanations and cautions: (1) the
abbreviations of author names are included in the index when they are
really abbreviations, i.e. some letters have been dropped. Such ab-
breviations are alphabetized as if they were complete words, followed by
one or more initial even though the suggested abbreviation in the text is
preceded by the initial; (2) diacritical marks have been deleted in this
index except for the German Umlaut; (3) names beginning with “Mc”
or “‘Mac”’ are treated as if spelled “‘Mac”’ in combination with the rest of
the name as one word (Macdonald); (4) similarly, double names whether
hyphenated or not, names beginning with “La,” “Des,” etc. are alpha-
betized as if they were one word under the first letter of the first word
(““Candolle’’ for “‘de Candolle’” is one of several exceptions where
established usage does not conform to this convention). If there is chance
of confusion in locating such names, the index lists also the last part of
the names under the appropriate letter (the user can find “‘de Candolle”’
in both the “‘d”’ and “‘c’’ part of the index) ; (5) for purposes of the index,
‘“‘van”’ and “‘von’’ are ignored; (6) names of authors of publications cited
in the biography/bibliography sections are omitted from the index; (7)
*‘Aiton, W. 72” refers to that part of the text just preceding the treatment
of book number 72, as well as to the book itself. ““Aiton, W. 83” means
there is a reference to Aiton, W. in the information concerning book 83,
which is by an author other than Aiton, W. “‘Aiton, W. see Banks’’ indi-
cates mention of Aiton, W. in the author-paragraphs under “‘Banks’’; (8)
an author’s name with the notation “‘alph.”’ indicates a person, who is
included in the text for one or more reasons, but who did not publish
items treated in this guide (Abich, H., alph.); (g) the notation ‘‘v’’ is used
to connect the abbreviation of a personal name with the name in full to
explain the meaning of all suggested abbreviations. It is also used as a
means of cross-referencing double names, maiden names of female
botanists who have published under both names, and for anyone, who
has used more than one name for his publications; and (10) references
to Linnaeus occur so frequently that they are omitted here, because the
user will undoubtedly consult a listing of primary references to Linnaeus
in the second volume, where even secondary ones will be found anyhow.
Finally, because an index to all the volumes will be published after the
last volume has been issued, the present index (as well as the index to
titles) has to be viewed as a temporary but, hopefully, a useful guide to
the contents of this volume.
1087
INDEX TO NAMES
Abbayes, H. des
Abbot, C. 2
Abbot, J. see Abbot, C.
Abbotia see Abbot, C.
Abbott, F. see Abbot, C.
Abbott, W. L. see Abbot, C.
Abbottia see Abbot, C.
Abel, C. 3, 829
Abel, O. see Abel, C.
Abeleven, T. H. A. J.'4, 2008
Abelia see Abel, C.
Abeliella see Abel, C.
Abich, O. H. W. von alph.
Abrams, L. 5-6
Abramsia see Abrams, L.
Abrezol. E. 764
Abrom. v. Abromeit, J.
Abromeit, J. 7
Abromeitia see Abromeit, J.
Abromeitiella see Abromeit, J.
Achar. v. Acharius, E.
Acharia see Acharius, E.
Acharius, E. 8-12, g10
Achepohl, L. 73
Acloque, A. N. C. 14-22
Acosta see Acosta, C.
Acosta, C. 23, 1150
Adam, J. F. see Adams, M. F.
Adamovic, L. 24, 1712
Adams, C. P. 1745
Adams, J. M. F. see Adams, M. F.
Adams, M. F. alph.
Adamsia see Adams, M. F.
Adans. v. Adanson, M.
Adanson, A. 27
Adanson, M. 25-27, 1738, 1995, 2207
_ Adansonia see Adanson, M.
Adelbertia see Chamisso, L. A. von
Adlerz, E. 28-29
Adolphia see Brongniart, A. T.
ADVENTURE see Cook, J.
Aellen, P. alph.
Aellenia see Aellen, P.
Afzelia see Afzelius, A.
Afzeliella see Afzelius, A.
Afzelius, A. 30-34, 1881; see Bergius, P. J.
Agardh, C. A. 35-47, 451, 1862, 1917,
1968; see Agardh, J. G.
Agardh, J. G. 48-63, 41, 451; see Crouan,
Po
Agardhia see Agardh, C. A.
Agardhiella see Agardh, J. G.
Agardhina see Agardh, C. A.
Agardhinula see Agardh, J. G.
Agassiz, J. L. R. 64-65, 236
Agassizia see Agassiz, J. L. R.
Agostaea see Agosti, G.
Agosti, G. 66
Ahles, W. E. von alph.
Ahlesia see Ahles, W. E. von
1088
Ahlner, K. 67
Ahlquist, P. 39, 1862
Aigret, L. C. J. 68-69
Aikin, W. E. A. 1614
Aikmar, A. 308
Aitchison, J. E. T. 70-77
Aitchisonia see Aitchison, J. E. T.
Aitchisoniella see Aitchison, J. E. T.
Aiton v. Aiton, W.
Aiton, W. 72, 73; see Banks, J., Bauer, F.
A., Dryander, J. C., Ehret, G. D.
Aiton, W. T. 73, 363, 833; see Banks, J.,
Dryander, J. C.
Aitonia see Aiton, W.
Akerlund, P. 1894
Akerman, J. 40
Akermark, S. alph.
Akerwall, C. O. 1876
Alania see Cunningham, A.
Albert, J. J. 1853
Alberti, A. 74
Albertini, J. B. von 75
Albertinia see Albertini, J. B. von
Albertiniella see Albertini, J. B. von
Albini, F. B. 1348
Albino da Fonseca Benerides, A. 809
Alboff, N. M. 76-77
Alboffia see Alboff, N. M.
Alboffiella see Alboff, N. M.
Albov, N. M. vz. Alboff, N. M.
Albovia see Alboff, N. M.
ALCESTE 3, 829
Alderwerelt van Rosenburgh, C. R. W.
K. van 78-80
Aldrovanda see Aldrovandi, U.
Aldrovandi, U. alph.; see Ghini, L.
Aldrovandia see Aldrovandi, U.
Alef. v. Alefeld, F. G. C.
Alefeld, F. G. C. 81
ALEXANDER 830
Alexander, E. J. alph., 781
Alexanderson, A. 1862
All. v. Allioni, C.
Allam. v. Allamand, F.
Allamand, F. 82
Allamand, J. N. S. 934
Allamanda see Allamand, F.
Alleizette, C. d’ v. d’Alleizette, C.
Allemao e Cysneiro, F. F. 83
Allen, G. O. alph.
Allen Et. B= sce Allens je:
Allen, J. A. 8&4
Allen, J. F. 85
Allen, 'T. F. 86-89
Allenia see Allen, J. F.
Allesch. v. Allescher, A.
Allescher, A. 90-96
Allescheria see Allescher, A.
Allescheriella see Allescher, A.
Allescherina see Allescher, A.
Allioni, C. 79-ror; see Balbis, G.-B., Bel-
lardi, C. A. L., Bonelli, G., Burman, J.
Allioni, M. see Allioni, C.
Allionia see Allioni, C.
Allioniella see Allioni, C.
Allman, W. ro2
Allmania see Allman, W.
Allmaniopsis see Allman, W.
Allorge, P. alph.; see Allorge, V.
Allorge, V. alph.; see Allorge, P.
Allorgea see Allorge, P.
Allorgeia see Allorge, P.
Alm, C. G. alph.
Alm, J. see Dahlberg, C. G.
Almq. v. Almquist, S. O. I.
Almquist, E. B. alph.; see Almquist, 8. O.1I.
Almquist, S. O. I. 103; see Almquist, E. B.
Alnens ER eAw 33
Alphonsea see Candolle, A. L. P. P. de
Alschinger, A. 104
Alschingera see Alschinger, A.
Alston, A. H. G. 105
Alstoniamitus see Alston, A. H. G.
Alstr. v. Alstromer, C.
Alstromer, C. alph.; see Bergius, P. J.,
Dahlberg, C. G.
Alstroemeria see Alstrémer, C.
Alten, J. W. von 106
Altmann, P. 107
Alverson, A. H. 108
Alwis, H. de 394
Alyon, P. P. 109
Amati, C. 278
Ambérieu, A. J. B. Dujast d’ v. Dujast
d’Ambérieu, A. J. B.
Ambrosi, F. rzo
Ames v. Ames, O.
Ames, B. 112
Ames, L. M. riz
Ames, O. 112-113
Amesia see Ames, O.
Amesiodendron see Ames, O.
Amherst, Lord 3
Amman, J. 174
Ammanella see Amman, J.
Ammania see Amman, J.
Ammann, P. see Amman, J.
Amo y Mora, M. del 115-116, 1291
Amshoff, G. J. H. 117
Anders, J. rr8-119
Anderson, A. alph.
Anderson, C. L. alph.; see Eaton, D. C.,
Farlow, W. G.
Anderson, F. W. 1660
Anderson, G. 120
Anderson, J. A. see Anderson, A.
Anderson, L. E. see Anderson, A.
Anderson, T. rer
Anderson, W. (1750-1778) see Anderson,
A., Cook, J.
INDEX TO NAMES
Anderson, W. (1766-1846) see Anderson,
de
Andersonia see Anderson, A.
Andersoniella see Anderson, C. L.
Anderss. v. Andersson, N. J.
Andersson, C. F. G. 122
Andersson, N. J. 123-130, 166, 999
Anderssoniopiper see Andersson, N. J.
Andr. v. Andrews, H. C.
Andrae, C. J. 1317
André, E. F. 132, 602
Andrea see André, E. F.
Andreae, G. H. see André, FE. F.
Andreaea see André, E. F.
Andreaeana see André, E. F.
Andréanszky, G. alph.
Andreanszkya see Andréanszky, G.
Andreoskia see Andrzeiovski, A. L.
Andres, H. 133
Andreusia see Andrews, H. C.
Andrewopteries see Andrews, H. N.
Andrews, A. L. 781; see Andrews, H. C.
Andrews, H. C. 134-138
Andrews, H. N. 7139
Andrews, J. see Buddle, A., Dale, S.
Andrews, L. 2115
Andrewsianthus see Andrews, H. C.
Andrzeiovski, A. L. 139a
Andrzeiowskia see Andrzeiovski, A. L.
Angern, E. 621
Angstr. v. Angstrom, J.
Angstrém, J. r4o
Angstroemia see Angstrom, J.
Anguillara, L. see Ghini, L.
Annenkoy, N. I. alph.
Anspach 1000
Antelminelli, F. S. Castracane degli v.
Castracane degli Antelminelli, F. S.
Antoine, F. r4r-142
Antoine, F. de Paula v. Paula Antoine,
F. de
Antz, C. C. 143
Anzi, M. 144-146
Anzia see Anzi, M.
Anziella see Anzi, M.
Aongstroemiopsis see Angstrom, J.
Apicius, C. 1452
Appelberg, C. M. 172
Apréval, A. R. d’ v. d’ Apréval, A. R.
Arber, A. 147-149
Arber, E. A. N. 150; see Arber, A.
Arberia see Arber, A.
Arberiella see Arber, E. A. N.
Arcang. v. Arcangeli, G.
Arcangeli, G. 151
Arcangelia see Arcangeli, G.
Arcangeliella see Arcangeli, G.
Arcangelina see Arcangeli, G.
Arcangelisia see Arcangeli, G.
Archer, M. E. L. 1732
1089
INDEX TO NAMES
Archer, W. (1820-1874) see Archer, W.
Archer, W. alph.
Archeria see Archer, W.
Archerina see Archer, W.
Ardiss. v. Ardissone, F.
Ardissone, F. 152-157
Ardissonea see Ardissone, F.
Ardissonula see Ardissone, F.
Ardoino, H. J. B. 158; see Bornet, J.-B. E.
Arduina see Arduino, P.
Arduino, G. see Arduino, P.
Arduino, P. 159-160
Arechav. v. Arechavaleta y Balpardo, J.
Arechavaleta y Balpardo, J. 167-162
Arechavaletaia see Arechavaleta y Balpardo,
NE
Arendt, J. J. F. 163
Areschoug, F. W. C. 164-166
Areschoug, J. E. 167-174; see Akermark, S.
Areschoug, S. v. Akermark, S.
Areschougia see Areschoug, J. E.
Arlidge, I. T. 1897
Armfeld, O. A. v. Fedchenko, O. A.
Arnaud, G. alph.
Arnaud, J. A. M. 175-176
Arnaudia see Arnaud, G.
Arnaudina see Arnaud, G.
Arnaudiella see Arnaud, G.
Arnaudov, N. see Arnaud, G.
Arnaudovia see Arnaud, G.
Arnell, H. W. 177-179
Arnellia see Arnell, H. W.
Arnelliella see Arnell, H. W.
Arnold, C. A. see Arnold, F. C. G.
Arnold, F. C. G. 180-183
Arnold, G. see Arnold, F. C. G.
Arnold, J. see Arnold, F. C. G.
Arnoldella see Arnold, F. C. G.
Arnoldi, W. M. see Arnold, F. C. G.
Arnoldia see Arnold, F. C. G.
Arnoldiella see Arnold, F. C. G.
Arnott, G. A. W. 184-188, 1914, 1968,
2159; see Beechey, F. W.
Arnottia see Arnott, G. A. W.
Arrh. v. Arrhenius, J. P.
Arrhenia see Arrhenius, J. P.
Arrhenius, J. P. 189
Arruda da Camara, M. 190
Arrudaria see Arruda da Camara, M.
Arrudea see Arruda da Camara, M.
Arséne, G. alph.
Arth. v. Arthur, J. C.
Arthur, J. C. alph., 781
Arthurella see Arthur, J. C.
Arthuria see Arthur, J. C.
Artis, E. T. ror
Artisia see Artis, E. T.
Arv.-Touv. v. Arvet-Touvet, J. M. C.
Arvet-Touvet, J. M. C. r92
Arvidsson, A. 41
1090
Asagraea see Gray, A.
Asagraya see Gray, A.
Asah. v. Asahina, Y.
Asahina, Y. alph.
Asahinea see Asahina, Y.
Ascengao Mendonga, F. de v. Mendonga,
IBS Gls JAN
Aschers. v. Ascherson, P. F. A.
Ascherson, F. M. 193
Ascherson, P. F. A. 194-201, 253, 296,
1275, 1589, 1694, 1713; see Ascherson,
F. M., Bornet, J.-B. E.
Aschersonia see Ascherson, F. M.
Aschersoniodoxa see Ascherson, P. F. A.
Aschersoniopsis see Ascherson, F. M.
Ask. v. Askenasy, E.
Askenasy, E. 202, 1705
Askenasya see Askenasy, E.
Askenasyella see Askenasy, E.
Aspegren, G. C. 203
Aspegrenia see Aspegren, G. C.
Asping.) 2 pAT.37
Assmann, A. 2078-2079
Assmann, E. 1985
ASTROLABE 1556-15573; see Dumont d’Ur-
ville, Ji. SG:
Atk. v. Atkinson, G. F.
Atkinson, G. F. 204-205, 777
Atkinsonella see Atkinson, G. F.
Atwood, A. C. 548-549
Aubert Du Petit-Thouars, L.-M. A. v. Du
Petit-Thouars, L.-M. A. A.
Aubertia see Du Petit-Thouars, L.-M. A. A.
Aubl-o.-Aubletaj.)b. Cok,
Aublet, J. B. C. F. 206, 350
Aubletella see Aublet, J. B. C. F.
Aubletia see Aublet, J. B. C. F.
Aubriet, C. 1395, 1546
Aubriot, L. J. 207
Aubry, J. 109
Aucher v. Aucher-Eloy, P. M. R.
Auchera see Aucher-Eloy, P. M. R.
Aucher-Eloy, P. M. R. 208
Audebard de Férussac, A. E. J. P. J. F.
d’ v. Férussac, A. E. J. P. J. F. d’Aude-
bard de
Audouin, J. V. 669
Auer, A. 1723, 1729
Auersw. v. Auerswald, B.
Auerswald, B. alph.
Auerswaldia see Auerswald, B.
Auerswaldiella see Auerswald, B.
Auger, V. 613
Aust. v. Austin, C. F.
Austin, C. F. 209, 2124
Austinella see Austin, C. F.
Austinia see Austin, C. F.
Autran, E. J. B. 2z0
Autranella see Autran, E. J. B.
Autrania see Autran, E. J. B.
Avé-Lall. v. Avé-Lallemant, J. L. E.
Avé-Lallemant, J. L. E. 277, 1785
Avé-Lallement, R. see Avé-Lallement, J.
1 Le
Avellar Brotero, F. de v. Brotero, F. de A.
Ayres, P. B. see Baxter, W.
Ayrey, J. see Buddle, A.
Ayton, J. see Aiton, W.
Aytonia see Aiton, W.
Azpeitia see Azpeitia Moros, F.
Azpeitia Moros, F. 212
Bab. v. Babington, C. C.
Babey, C. M. P. 273
Babington, C. see Babington, C. C.
Babington, C. C. 214-217
Babington, J. B. see Babington, C. C.
Babingtonia see Babington, C. C.
Bach, M. 278
Bachelot de la Pylaie, A. J. M. v. De la
Pylaie, A. J. M. B.
Bachelotia see De la Pylaie, A. J. M. B.
Bachlechner, G. 219-220
Bachm. v. Bachmann, F. E. T.
Bachmann, F. E. T. alph.
Backeb. v. Backeberg, C.
Backeberg, C. alph.
Backebergia see Backeberg, C.
Backer, C. A. 221-230, 275
Backeria see Backer, C. A.
Backhouse, J. alph.; see Baines, H.
Backhouse jr., J. see Backhouse, J.
Backhouse, W. see Backhouse, J.
Backhousia see Backhouse, J.
Badea, M. see Cretzoiu, P.
Badh. v. Badham, C. D. ~
Badham, C. D. 237
Badhamia see Badham, C. D.
Back, A. alph.; see Bladh, P. J.
Baeckea see Back, A.
Baehni, C. alph.
Baen. v. Baenitz, K. G.
Baenitz, K. G. 232
Bagenholm, C. M. 37
Bagl. v. Baglietto, F.
Baglietto, F. 239
Bagliettoa see Baglietto, F.
Bagn. v. Bagnall, J. E.
Bagnall, J. E. 234
Bail, C. A. E. T. alph.
Bailey, E. Z. see Bailey, L. H.
Bailey, F. M. 235-238
Bailey, I. W. alph.
Bailey, J. W. 239
Bailey, L. H. 240-242, 2124, 2132
Baileya see Bailey, J. W.
Baileyoxylon see Bailey, I. W.
Baill. v. Baillon, H. E.
Baillon, H. E. 243-260, 999, 2109; see
Grandidier, A.
INDEX TO NAMES
Baillonacanthus see Baillon, H. E.
Baillonella see Baillon, H. E.
Baillonia see Baillon, H. E.
Baillonodendron see Baillon, H. E.
Baines, H. 261-262
Bainier, G. 263
Baird, G. 1575
Baker v. Baker, J. G.
Baker, C. F. alph.
Baker, E. G. 264-265
Baker, H. 392
Baker, H. G. see Baker, J. G.
Baker, J. G. 266-273, 262, 919
Bakerantha see Baker, J. G.
Bakerella see Baker, J. G.
Bakeria see Baker, J. G.
Bakeridesia see Baker, E. G.
Bakeriella see Baker, J. G.
Bakerisideroxylon see Baker, J. G.
Bakerolimon see Baker, J. G.
Bakeromyces see Baker, C. F.
Bakerophoma see Baker, C. F.
Bakerophyton see Baker, E. G.
Bakeropteris see Baker, J. G.
Bakh. v. Bakhuizen van den Brink sr.,
IRAE:
Bakh. f. v. Bakhuizen van den Brink jr.,
1 (Ge
Bakhuizen van den Brink jr., R. C. 274-
275» 229-230
Bakhuizen van den Brink sr., R. C. see
Bakhuizen van den Brink jr., R. C.
Balansa, B. alph.
Balansaea see Balansa, B.
Balansaephytum see Balansa, B.
Balansia see Balansa, B.
Balansiella see Balansa, B.
Balansina see Balansa, B.
Balansiopsis see Balansa, B.
Balansochloa see Balansa, B.
Balb. v. Balbis, G.-B.
Balbis, G.-B. 276-281; see Allioni, C.,
Colla, L. A.
Balbisia see Balbis, G.-B.
Baldacci, A. alph.
Baldinger, E. G. 282-284, 1645
Baldingera see Baldinger, E. G.
Balduina see Baldwin, W.
Baldwin, D. D. see Baldwin, W.
Baldwin, W. 285, 1311
Baldwinia see Baldwin, W.
Baldwiniella see Baldwin, W.
Balf. v. Balfour, J. H.
Balf. I. B. v. Balfour, I. B.
Balfour, I. B. 286, 335, 2067; see Balfour,
ijepiae
Balfour, J. H. 287; see Balfour, I. B., Gour-
lie, W.
Balfourina see Balfour, I. B.
Balfourodendron see Balfour, J. H.
10QI
INDEX TO NAMES
Ball, C. R. see Andersson, N. J.
Ball, J. 288
Ballet, J. 269
Balpardo, J. Arechavaleta y v. Arechava-
leta y Balpardo, J.
Balsamia see Balsamo-Crivelli, G. G.
Balsamo, F. 290
Balsamo-Crivelli, G. G. 291-292
Bals.-Criv. v. Balsamo-Crivelli, G. G.
Baltet, C. 602
Bamber, C. J. 293
Bang, M. alph.
Bange, C. O. 32
Banister, J. alph.; see Buddle, A., Durand,
E. M.
Banisteria see Banister, J.
Banisteriaecarpum see Banister, J.
Banisterioides see Banister, J.
Banisteriophyllum see Banister, J.
Banisteriopsis see Banister, J.
Banisterodes see Banister, J.
Banks see Banks, J.
Banks, G. 294
Banks, J. 295, 10, 825, 938, 1288, 1534;
see Afzelius, A., Aublet, J. B. C. F.,
Barbey, W., Bauer, F. A., Brown, R.,
Bruce, J., Clayton, J., Clifford, G.,
Cook, J., Dick, J., Dryander, J. C.,
Ehret, G. D., Forster, J. G. A., Gaert-
ner, J., Gronovius, J. F.
Banksea see Banks, J.
Banksia see Banks, J.
Baranetzky, J. W. alph.
Barbey, W. 296-298, 1589, see Bornemann,
J. G., Chodat, R. H., Duby, J. E.
Barbeya see Barbey, W.
Barbey-Boissier, W. v. Barbey, W.
Barbeyella see Barbey, W.
Barbosa Rodrigues, J. 299-305
Barbosa see Barbosa Rodrigues, J.
Barbosella see Barbosa Rodrigues, J.
Barb. Rodr. v. Barbosa Rodrigues, J.
Barcelé y Combis, F. 306
Barckhausen, G. 307
Barckhausenia see Barckhausen, G.
Barckhausia see Barckhausen, G.
Barclay, G. W. 425
Bargum, L. C. see Fabricius, J. C.
Barham, H. 308
Barhamia see Barham, H.
Barker, R. see Buddle, A.
Barkhausia see Barckhausen, G.
Barkley, E. A. see Ducke, A.
Barla, J. H. J. B. 309-310
Barlaea see Barla, J. H. J. B.
Barlaeina see Barla, J. H. J. B.
Barnéoud, F. M. 3rr, 1975
Barneoudia see Barnéoud, F. M.
Barnes, C. R. 372
Barnesia see Barnes, C. R.
1092
Barnhart, J. H. alph., 781
Barnhartia see Barnhart, J. H.
Barollet, N. 207
Baron, P. A. 313
Baron, R. see Baron, P. A.
Baroni, E. 314, 1034
Baronia see Baron, P. A.
Baroniella see Baron, P. A.
Barrande, J. alph.
Barrandeina see Barrande, J.
Barrate, J. F. G. 640-641, 1245, 1589
Barre, G. de la 963
Barrow, L. S. 2025
Barth. v. Bartholomew, E.
Barth, J., alph.
Bartholomew, E. alph.
Bartlett, A. W. see Bartlett, H. H.
Bartlett, H. H. 315
Bartlettina see Bartlett, H. H.
Bartling, F. G. 316-317
Bartling, H. L. 316
Bartlingia see Bartling, F. G.
Barton v. Barton, B. S.
Barton, B. S. 318-322; see Barton, W. P. C.
Barton, E. S. v. Gepp, E. S.
Barton, W. P. C. 323-326, 3213 see Barton,
B.S.
Bartonia see Barton, B. S.
Bartram, E. B. 327-328
Bartram, J. alph., 1312; see Bartram, W.,
Durand, E. M., Gronovius, J. F.
Bartram, W. 329-330; see Bartram, J.
Bartram, W. (ca. 1673-ca. 1711) see
Bartram, W.
Bartramia see Bartram, J.
Bartramidula see Bartram, J.
Bartramiopsis see Bartram, J.
Bary, H. A. de 331-335; see Fischer, E.
Barya see Bary, H. A. de
Baryeidamia see Bary, H. A. de
Basseporte, M. F. 1546
Bassi, F. 336
Bassia see Bassi, F.
Bastard, T. 337-339
Bastardia see Bastard, T.
Bastardiopsis see Bastard, T.
Baster, J. 340-341, 1661
Basteria see Baster, J.
Bataille, F. alph.
Batard, T. v. Bastard, T.
Batarrea see Battarra, G. A.
Batchelder, H. T. 2025
Bateman, J. 342-344
Batemannia see Bateman, J.
Bathurst, Earl of 1850
Batsch, A. J. G. C. 345-351, 1917
Batschia see Batsch, A. J. G. C.
Battand. v. Battandier, J. A.
Battandier, J. A. 352-358
Battandiera see Battandier, J. A.
Battareopsis see Battarra, G. A.
Battarra, G. A. 359
Battarreoides see Battarra, G. A.
Battarrina see Battarra, G. A.
Batters, E. A. L. 360-367
Battersia see Batters, E. A. L.
Baudin, N. 668
Bauer, E. alph.
Bauer, F. A. 363-365, 72, 831, 1288; see
Bauer, F. L.
Bauer, F. L. 362, 827, 1674-1675, 1679,
1806; see Bauer, F. A., Flinders, M.
Bauera see Bauer, F. L.
Bauerella see Bauer, F. L.
Baueropsis see Bauer, F. L.
Bauhin, C. 366-367, 1426, 1909, 2016; see
Bauhin, J., Burser, J., Clusius, C., De
WallesnjaB:
Bauhin, G. v. Bauhin, C.
Bauhin, J. 368; see Bauhin, C., Cherler,
J. H., Clusius, C., De Ville, J. B.
Bauhinia see Bauhin, C.
Bauhinites see Bauhin, C.
Baumann, O. see Ascherson, P. F. A.
Baumg. v. Baumgarten, J. C. G.
Baumgardt, E. 369
Baumgarten, J. C. G. 370-372
Baumgartenia see Baumgarten, J. C. G.
Baumgartia see Baumgarten, J. C. G.
Baumgartner, J. 387
Baurenfeind, G. W. 1820
Bavoux, C. 518; see Billot, P. C.
Baxter, T. 1284
Baxter, W. 373-374
Baxter, W. (fl. 1823-1830) 835; see Baxter,
W.
Baxter, W. E. see Baxter, W.
Baxtera see Baxter, W.
Baxteria see Baxter, W.
Baxteriopsis see Baxter, W.
Bayer, E. alph.
Baylis, E. 375
Bayrh. v. Bayrhoffer, J. D. W.
Bayerhoffer, J. D. W. 376-377
Bayrhofferia see Bayrhoffer, J. D. W.
BEAGLE see Darwin, C. R.
Beatson, A. 378
Beatsonia see Beatson, A.
Beaumont see Boerhaave, H.
Beauverd, G. alph., 298
Beauverdia see Beauverd, G.
Beawveria see Beauverie, J. J.
Beauverie, J. J. alph.
Beauvois, A. M. F. J. Palisot de v. Palisot
de Beauvois, A. M. F. J.
Bebb, M. S. 2124
Becc. v. Beccari, O.
Beccari, O. 379-382
Beccaria see Beccari, O.
Beccarianthus see Beccari, O.
INDEX TO NAMES
Beccariella see Beccari, O.
Beccarimnea see Beccari, O.
Beccarina see Beccari, O.
Beccarinda see Beccari, O.
Beccariodendron see Beccari, O.
Beccariophoenix see Beccari, O.
Becherer, A. 521-523
Beck see Beck, G.
Beck, F. 1676
Beck, G. 383-387, 1712-1713
Beck, L. C. 388, 1614
Beck, R. alph.
Beck von Mannagetta und Lerchenau, G.
vpbeck.G:
Becker v. Becker, J.
Becker, A. alph.
Becker, EH. F. see Becker; Ji:
Becker, J. 389
Becker, M. A. see Beck, G.
Becker, W. alph.
Beckera see Becker, J.
Beckerella see Becker, J.
Beckeropsis see Becker, J.
Beckhaus, K. F. L. 390
Beckingham, C. F. 843
Bedd. v. Beddome, R. H.
Beddome, R. H. 391-396
Beddomea see Beddome, R. H.
Beddomiella see Beddome, R. H.
Bedford, Duke of 1815, 1817
Beechey, F. W. alph.; see Collie, A.
Beer, J. G. 397-399
Beetle, A. A. 781
Béguinot, A. 400-gor, 1782; see Fiori, A.
Béhéré, J. B. J. 402
Behr, H. H. 403-404
Behrends, G. 1529
Behria see Behr, H. H.
Beijerinck, M. W. alph.
Beijerinck, W. 405-407
Beilschm. v. Beilschmied, C. T.
Beilschmidtia see Beilschmied, C. T.
Beilschmied, C. T. alph., 39
Beilschmiedia see Beilschmied, C. T.
Beissn. v. Beissner, L.
Beissner, L. 408-411
Bélanger, C. P. 412
Belangera see Bélanger, C. P.
Belcher, E. 425
Bellardi, C. A. L. 413-414, 100; see Colla,
L. A., Davall, E.
Bellardia see Bellardi, C. A. L.
Bellardiochloa see Bellardi, C. A. L.
Bellenden Ker, J. v. Ker, J. B. (olim
Gawler)
Belli, S. 1782
Bello y Espinosa, D. 415
Bellynck, A. A. A. A.. 416
Belon, P. 1150
Beltr. v. Beltramini de’ Casati, F.
1093
INDEX TO NAMES
Beltramini de’ Casati, F. 417
Beltraminia see Beltramini de’ Casati, F.
Benedict, R. C. 781
Benerides, A. Albino da Fonseca v. Albino
da Fonseca Benerides, A.
Benjamin, L. alph.
Benjaminia see Benjamin, L.
Benn. v. Bennett, J. J.
Benn. A. W. v. Bennett, A. W.
Bennett, A. 1814, 1908; see Fryer, A.
Bennett, A. W. alph.
Bennett, E. T. see Bennett, J. J.
Bennett, J. J. 478, 833, 836; see Brown, R.
Bennettia see Bennett, J. J.
Bennetticarpus see Bennett, J. J.
Bennettiodendron see Bennett, J. J.
Bennettistemon see Bennett, J. J.
Bennettitacearum see Bennett, J. J.
Benneitites see Bennett, J. J.
Bennettitolepsis see Bennett, J. J.
Benoist, P. V. 329
Bensemann, H. 419
Benth. v. Bentham, G.
Bentham, G. 420-430, 362, 607, 999, 1591,
1621, 1674-1675, 1678-1679, 17098,
1835, 2124
Benthamantha see Bentham, G.
Benthamia see Bentham, G.
Benthamidia see Bentham, G.
Benthamiella see Bentham, G.
Benthamina see Bentham, G.
Benthamistella see Bentham, G.
Bentheim, O. von 2105
Bentley, R. 437
Bequaert, J. 1437
Bercht. v. Berchtold, F.
Berchtold, F. 432-440
Berchtoldia see Berchtold, F.
Berdau, F. I. 441-442
Berendt, G. C. alph., 2073
Berendt, G. K. v. Berendt, G. C.
Berendtia see Berendt, G. C.
Berendtiella see Berendt, G. C.
Berg, C. F. W. 996
Berg, C. O. V. 1886
Berg, O. C. 443-445
Bergella see Bergius, P. J.
Bergen v. Bergen, K. A. von
Bergen, K. A. von 446-447
Bergenia see Bergen, K. A. von
Berger, A. 448-450, 1711, 1713
Berger, C. J. see Berger, H. A. C.
Berger, E. F. 451-452
Berger, H. A. C. 453
Berger, R. 454
Bergera see Berger, H. A. C.
Bergeranthus see Berger, A.
Bergeret v. Bergeret, J.
Bergeret, E. 455
Bergeret, G. 455
TO9Q4.
Bergeret, J. 455-456
Bergeret, J. P. alph.; see Bergeret, J., Fée,
JeNS Mi Jae
Bergeria see Berger, H. A. C.
Bergerocactus see Berger, A.
Berger. v. Berggren, S.
Bergeren, S. 457
Berggrenia see Berggren, S.
Bergia see Bergius, P. J.
Bergius, P. J. 458-459; see Bladh. P. J.
Bergman, C. A. 39
Bergman, H. F. see Brenckle, J. F.
Bergmann, A. 2065
Bergon, F. 969
Berk. v. Berkeley, M. J.
Berkelella see Berkeley, M. J.
Berkeley, M. J. 459-465, 1201-1202; see
Broome, C. E.
Berkeleya see Berkeley, M. J.
Berkeleyna see Berkeley, M. J.
Berkenhout, J. 466-467
Berkhey, J. le Franc van v. Franc van
Berkhey, J. le
Berkheya see Franc van Berkhey, J. le
Berkheyopsis see Franc van Berkhey, J. le
Berkhout, C. M. 468
Berkleasmium see Berkeley, M. J.
Berl. v. Berlese, A. N.
Berland. v. Berlandier, J. L.
Berlandier, J. L. 469-471, 999
Berlandiera see Berlandier, J. L.
Berlese, A. N. 472-474
Berlesiella see Berlese, A. N.
Bernard, C. J. 475
Bernard, G. E. 476
Bernardia see Bernard, C. J.
Berneaud, A. Thiébaut de v. Thiébaut de
Berneaud, A.
Bernet, H. 477
Bernh. v. Bernhardi, J. J.
Bernhardi, J. J. 478-479; see Bartling, F.
G., Bartram, J., Brotero, F. de A.
Bernhardi, 'T. see Bernhardi, J. J.
Bernhardia see Bernhardi, J. J.
Bernoulli, C. G. 480
Bernoullia see Bernoulli, C. G.
Bernstein, H. A. 48r
Berriays, Le v. Le Berriays
Bertero, C. G. 462, 1172
Berteroa see Bertero, C. G.
Berteroella see Bertero, C. G.
Berteromyces see Bertero, C. G.
Berthel. v. Berthelot, S.
Berthelot, S. alph.
Berthelotia see Berthelot, S.
Berthold, G. D. W. 483-484
Bertholdia see Berthold, G. D. W.
Bertholdiella see Berthold, G. D. W.
Bertol. v. Bertoloni, A.
Bertoloni, A. 485-495
Bertolonia see Bertoloni, A.
Berton, A. 1838
Bertrand, C. E. alph.
Bertuch, F. J. 434
Berwald, J. G. 496
Besch. v. Bescherelle, E.
Bescherelle, E. alph., 1835; see Fée, A. L. A.
Bescherellia see Bescherelle, E.
Besler, B. 497
Besleria see Besler, B.
Bessa, P. alph. 648, 1547, 1578
Besser, W. S. J. G. von 498-502
Bessera see Besser, W. S. J. G. von
Bestel, F. 94.7
Betcke, E. F. 503
Betckea see Betcke, E. F.
Bethel, E. alph.
Bettfreund, K. 504
Bettini, C. 493
Beurl. v. Beurling, P. J.
Beurling, P. J. 505
Beverninck see Boerhaave, H.
Beyer, J. 1985-1986
Beyerinck, M. W. v. Beijerinck, M. W.
Beyerinck, W. v. Beijerinck, W.
Beyrich, H. K. alph.
Beyrichia see Beyrich, H. K.
Beyschlag, F. H. A. 506
Biasol. v. Biasoletto, B.
Biasolettia see Biasoletto, B.
Biasoletto, B. 507-508
Bicknell, C. 509-570
Bicknell, E. P. alph., 779
Biehler, Jo Fy LD. 527
Bielefeld, R. 512
Bigel. v. Bigelow, J.
Bigelovia see Bigelow, J.
Bigelow, J. 513-514
Bigelow, J. M. 515, 1691; see Bigelow, J.,
Durand, E. M., Emory, W. H.
Bigelowia see Bigelow, J.
Bigsby, J. J. 516
Bik, T. 568
Billb. v. Billberg, G. J.
Billberg, G. J. 577; see Forsstrém, J. E.
Billberg, J. I. see Billberg, G. J.
Billbergia see Billberg, G. J.
Billings, E. alph.
Billot, P. C. 578
Billotia see Billot, P. C.
Billotti, T. 1166, 1169-1172; see Billot, P.C.
Billottia see Billot, P. C.
Billotti-Colla, T. v. Billotti, T.
Binnend. v. Binnendiyk, S.
Binnendik, S. alph.
Binnendijkia see Binnendijk, S.
Binney, E. W. 519
Binz, A. 520-523
Bipontinus, C. H. Schultz v. Schultz
Bipontinus, C. H.
INDEX TO NAMES
Biria, J. A. J. 524
Biroli, G. 525-526
Birolia see Biroli, G.
Bisaschersonia see Ascherson, P. F. A.
Bisboeckelera see Boeckeler, J. O.
Bisby, G. R. 527, 781, 9o1
Bisbyella see Bisby, G. R.
Bisbyopeltis see Bisby, G. R.
Bisch. v. Bischoff, G. W.
Bischoff, F. see Durand, E. M.
Bischoff, G. W. 528-536, 807-808
Bischoffia see Bischoff, G. W.
Bischofia see Bischoff, G. W.
Bischoftoxylon see Bischoff, G. W.
Bissell, C. H. 2115
Biswas, K. P. 537
Bitter, F. A. G. 538, 867
Bitteria see Bitter, F. A. G.
Biv.-Bern. v. Bivona-Bernardi, A. de
Bivinia see Boivin, L. H.
Bivona-Bernardi, A. de 539-542
Bivonaea see Bivona-Bernardi, A. de
Bivonella see Bivona-Bernardi, A. de
Bizozzeria see Bizzozero, G.
Bizozzeriella see Bizzozero, G.
Bizz. v. Bizzozero, G.
Bizzozeria see Bizzozero, G.
Bizzozero, G. 543
Bjelcic, Z. 386
Bjornstrom, J. V. 1886, 189
Black, J. M. 544
Blackw. v. Blackwell, E.
Blackwell, A. see Blackwell, E.
Blackwell, E. 545-546
Blackwellia see Blackwell, E.
Bladh, P. J. alph.; see Bergius, P. J.
Bladhia see Bladh, P. J.
Blainville, H. M. D. de 547, 1048
Blainvillea see Blainville, H. M. D. de
Blair, D. 431, 771
Blaise, M. 2155
Blake, S. F. 548-549, 781
Blakeanthus see Blake, S. F.
Blakeslea see Blakeslee, A. F.
Blakeslee, A. F. alph.
Blakwellia see Blackwell, E.
Blanchard, R. 850
Blanchet, J. S. alph.
Blanchetia see Blanchet, J. S.
Blanchetiastrum see Blanchet, J. S.
Blanck, A. 550
Blanco, F. M. 551-553, 1766
Blancoa see Blanco, F. M.
Bland. v. Blandow, O. C.
Blandow, O. C. 554
Blandowia see Blandow, O. C.
Blankinship, J. W. 1690
Blatt. v. Blatter, E.
Blatter, E. 555-557
Bleicher, J. 558
1095
INDEX TO NAMES
Bleicher, M. G. alph.
Blekingus, G. S. 36
Blom, C. M. see Bergius, P. J.
Bluff, M. J. 559
Bluffia see Bluff, M. J.
Blum, J. L. alph., 781
Blum, J. R. 533
Blume, C. L. 560-570
Blumea see Blume, C. L.
Blumella see Blume, C. L.
Blumenbach, J. F. 843
Blumeodendron see Blume, C. L.
Blumeopsis see Blume, C. L.
Blumia see Blume, C. L.
Blytia see Blytt, M. N.
Blytt, A. G. 571, 573; see Blytt, M. N.
Blytt, M. N. 572-573, 1873; see Blytt, A. G.
Blyttia see Blytt, M. N.
Blyttiomyces see Blytt, A. G.
Bobart, J. see Buddle, A.
Boccone, P. alph., 1073
Bocconia see Boccone, P.
Bock, H. 574-576, 1448
Bockia see Bock, H.
Bocq.-Lim. v. Bocquillon-Limousin, H.
Bocquillon, H. T. 577, 253
Bocquillonia see Bocquillon, H. T.
Bocquillon-Limousin, H. 578-579
Bodach, C. F. 1862
Bodenbender, W. alph.
Bodman, G. L. 1886
Boeck. v. Boeckeler, J. O.
Boeckeler, J. O. 580-581, 198, 1592
Boeckeleria see Boeckeler, J. O.
Boedijn, K. B. alph.
Boedijnopezizza see Boedijn, K. B.
Boehmer, G. R. 582-585, 546
Boehmeria see Boehmer, G. R.
Boehmeriopsis see Boehmer, G. R.
Boeninghausen, C. M. F. von v. Boen-
* Boltonia see Bolton, J.
ninghausen, C. M. F. von
Boenn. v. Boenninghausen, C. M. F. von
Boenninghausen, C. M. F. von 586
Boenninghausenia see Boenninghausen, C.
M. F. von
Boenninghausia see Boenninghausen, C. M.
F. von
Boerg. v. Boergesen, F. C. E.
Boergesen, F. C. E. 587-591
Boergesenia see Boergesen, F. C. E.
Boergeseniella see Boergesen, F. C. E.
Boerh. v. Boerhaave, H.
Boerhaave, H. 592-593
Boerhaavea see Boerhaave, H.
Boerhaavia see Boerhaave, H.
Boerhavia see Boerhaave, H.
Boerl. v. Boerlage, J. G.
Boerlage, J. G. 594-596, 2158
Boerlagea see Boerlage, J. G.
Boerlagella see Boerlage, J. G.
1096
Boerlagia see Boerlage, J. G.
Boerlagiodendron see Boerlage, J. G.
Boerner, C. J. B. 597
Bogenh. v. Bogenhard, C.
Bogenhard, C. 598
Bohler, J. alph.
Bohleria see Bohler, J.
Bohlin, K. H. 599
Bohlinia see Bohlin, K. H.
Bohn, H. G. 1286, 2087
Bohnstedt, A. R. 600
Bois, C. du v. Du Bois, C.
Bois, D. G. J. M. 601-602
Boisduval, J. B. A. D. de 603
Boisduvalia see Boisduval, J. B. A. D. de
Boiss. v. Boissier, P. E.
Boissier, P. E. 604-612, 210, 999; See
Autran, E. J. B., Barbey, W., Beauverd,
G., Buhse, F. A., Duby, J. E.
Boissiera see Boissier, P. E.
Boissieu, C. V. de 673
Boissieu, H. de alph.
Boissieu, J. J. de 613
Boissieu v. Boissieu, C. V. de
Boitard, P. 1535
Boivin, L. H. alph.
Boivinella see Boivin, L. H.
Bojer, W. 614
Bojeria see Bojer, W.
Boland. v. Bolander, H. N.
Bolander, H. N. 615; see Durand, E. M.
Bolandra see Bolander, H. N.
Boldingh, I. 676-679
Boll, E. F. A. 620
Bollaea see Bolle, C. A.
Bolle, C. A. 627
Bolle, F. 1711
Bolton, A. 1317
Bolton, J. 622-624
Bolton, T. see Bolton, J.
Bolus, F. 625
Bolus, H. 625; see Bolus, H. M. L.
Bolus, H. M. L. 626, 625
Bolus, L. v. Bolus, H. M. L.
Bolusafra see Bolus, H.
Bolusanthemum see Bolus, H. M. L.
Bolusanthus see Bolus, H.
Bolusia see Bolus, H.
Bolusiella see Bolus, H.
Bommer, E. 1652
Bommer, E. C. 627-629
Bommer, J. E. 630-637, 1592; see Bommer,
E. C.
Bommerella see Bommer, E. C.
Bommeria see Bommer, J. E.
Bonafous, M. see Allioni, C., Bellardi,
Cc. A. L.
Bonaparte, R. N. Prince 1128
Bonatea see Bonato, G. A.
Bonati, G. H. alph.
Bonatia see Bonati, G. H.
Bonato, G. A. 632
Boncourt, L. C. A. Chamisseau de z.
Chamisso, L. A. von
Bondam, R. 633
Bondaroy, A. D. Fougeroux de v. Fouge-
roux de Bondaroy, A. D.
Bonelli, G. 634
Bonellia see Bonelli, G.
Bong. v. Bongard, A. G. H.
Bongard, A. G. H. 635
Bongard, G. H. v. Bongard, A. G. H.
Bongard, H. G. v. Bongard, A. G. H.
Bongardia see Bongard, A. G. H.
BonitTE 1969; see Gaudichaud-Beaupré, C.
Bonnem. v. Bonnemaison, 'T.
Bonnemaison, T. 636-637
Bonnemaisonia see Bonnemaison, T.
Bonner, C. E. B. 638
Bonneria see Bonner, C. E. B.
Bonnet, E. 639-641, 1160
Bonnier, G. E. M. 642-644, 1249
Bonniera see Bonnier, G. E. M.
Bonord. v. Bonorden, H. F.
Bonorden, H. F. 645-647, 866
Bonordenia see Bonorden, H. F.
Bonordeniella see Bonorden, H. F.
Bonpl. v. Bonpland, A. J. A.
Bonpland, A. J. A. 648, 563, 1409
Bonplandia see Bonpland, A. J. A.
Bonstedt, C. 649
Boos, J. 650
Booth, W. B. 651
Bootia see Boott, F. M. B.
Boott, F. M. B. 652
Boottia see Boott, F. M. B.
Bor, N. L. alph.
Borbas, V. von 653
Borcht, P. van der 1485-1486
Borckhausen, M. B. v. Borkhausen, M. B.
Borckhausenia see Borkhausen, M. B.
Boreau, A. 654-656, 1239
Boreava see Boreau, A.
Borg, J. 657
Borgardt, R. 1879
Borkh. v. Borkhausen, M. B.
Borkhausen, M. B. 658-660
Borkhausenia see Borkhausen, M. F.
Born. v. Bornet, J.-B. E.
Bornemann, F. 667
Bornemann, J. G. 662
Bornet, J.-B. E. 663-665, 202; see Burnat,
E., Gay, F.
Bornetella see Bornet, J.-B. E.
Bornetia see Bornet, J.-B. B..
Bornetina see Bornet, J.-B. E.
Bornm. v. Bornmiiller, J. F. N.
Bornmiiller, J. F. N. alph.
Borromée 1337
INDEX TO NAMES
Bory v. Bory de Saint-Vincent, J. B. G. M.
Bory de Saint-Vincent, J. B. G. M. 666-
672, 412, 1090, 1578, 1598; see Duper-
Teva lees
Borya see Bory de Saint-Vincent, J. B.
G. M.
Boryna see Bory de Saint-Vincent, J. B.
G. M.
Borza, A. alph.
Borzi, A. 673-674
Borzia see Borzi, A.
Borzicactus see Borzi, A.
Borzinema see Borzi, A.
Bosc, L. A. G. alph.; see Déterville
Bosc d’Antic, L. A. G. v. Bosc, L. A. G.
Bosca see Bosc, L. A. G.
Bosch v. Bosch, R. B. van den
Bosch, J. van den see Bosch, R. B. van
Bosch, R. B. van den 675-679, 1512
Boschia see Bosch, R. B. van den
Boscia see Bosc, L. A. G.
Bosco, del v. Del Bosco
Bose, E. G. 546
Bossche, M. van den 1429
Bossu 1825
Bottione, A. M. 280; see Allioni, C.
Bottione, G.-A. see Allioni, C.
Bottler, M. 680
Boucher v. Boucher de Crévecoeur, J. A. G.
Boucher, G. see Buddle, A.
Boucher de Crévecoeur, J. A. G. 681
Bouchet, D. alph.; see Broussonet, P. M. A.
Bouchet Doumeng, D. v. Bouchet, D.
Bouchetia see Bouchet, D.
Boud. v. Boudier, J. L. E.
BouDEUSE see Commerson, P.
Boudier, J. L. E. 682-684, 1089
Boudiera see Boudier, J. L. E.
Boudierella see Boudier, J. L. E.
Bougainville, L. A. de see Commerson, P.
Boulay, J. N. 685-687
Boulaya see Boulay, J. N.
Boulger, G. E. S. alph., 772
Bouly de Lesdain, M. 688
_ Bourd. v. Bourdot, H.
Bourdon, I. 669
Bourdot, H. 689
Bourdotia see Bourdot, H.
Bourgaea see Bourgeau, E.
Bourgeau, E. alph.
Bourgeois, A. 253
Bourquelot, E. E. 947
Bourrelly, P. 664
Boutelou, C. alph.
Bouton, L. alph.
Boutonia see Bouton, L.
Bouvier, J. L. 690
Bowdich, S. 691
Bowdich, T. E. 691
Bower, F. O. 692-694
1097
INDEX TO NAMES
Bowerbank, J. 8. 695
Bowerbankella see Bowerbank, J. S.
Boweria see Bower, F. O.
Bowman, J. E. alph.
Bowmania see Bowman, J. E.
Boyer, L. 696
Br. Bl. v. Braun-Blanquet, J.
Br., P. v. Browne, P.
Br., R. v. Brown, R.
Brack. v. Brackenridge, W. D.
Brackenridge, W. D. 697-698
Brackenridgea see Brackenridge, W. D.
Braddleya see Bradley, R.
Brade, A. C. alph.
Bradea see Brade, A. C.
Bradleja see Bradley, R.
Bradley, R. 699
Bradleya see Bradley, R.
Braithw. v. Braithwaite, R.
Braithwaite, R. 700-701
Braithwaitea see Braithwaite, R.
Brand, A. alph., 1713
Brandegea see Brandegee, T. S.
Brandegee, M. K. alph.; see Brandegee,
al S.
Brandegee, T. S. alph.; see Brandegee,
M. K.
Brandelius, P. 32
Brandes, E. 702
Brandes, R. see Brandes, E.
Brandes, W. 703
Brandesia see Brandes, E.
Brandis, D. 704-705
Brandisia see Brandis, D.
Brandt see Brandt, J. F. von
Brandt, I. 746
Brandt, J. F. von 706-708
Brandtia see Brandt, J. F. von
Brandza, D. 709
Brandza, M. A. 710
Braun, A. v. Braun, A. C. H.
Braun, A. C. H. 771-717, 1159, 1694, 20403
see Engelmann, G.
Braun, C. F. W. 718-719
Braun-Blanq. v. Braun-Blanquet, J.
Braun-Blanquet, J. 720
Braune, F. A. A. von 721-722
Braunea see Braune, F. A. A. von
Braunia see Braun, A. C. H.
Brauns, H. H. J. C. see Braun, A. C. H.
Braunschweig, H. 856
Braunsia see Braun, A. C. H.
Bréb. v. Brébisson, L. A. de
Brébisson, L. A. de 723-727
Brebissonia see Brébisson, L. A. de
Breda, J. G. S. van 728
Bredaea see Breda, J. G. S. van
Bredia see Breda, J. G. S. van
Brefso. Breteld, J; ©!
Brefeld, J. O. 729-730
1098
Brefeldia see Brefeld, J. O.
Breffeldiella see Brefeld, J. O.
Breidenstein, W. 731
Breidl. v. Breidler, J.
Breidler, J. alph.
Breidleria see Breidler, J.
Breistroffer, H. 1838
Breiter, C. A. 732
Bremek. v. Bremekamp, C. E. B.
Bremekamp, C. E. B. 733-737
Bremekampia see Bremekamp, C. E. B.
Brenckle, J. F. alph.
Brencklea see Brenckle, J. F.
Brereton, J. A. 738
Bres. v. Bresadola, G.
Bresadola, G. 739-745, 473
Bresadolella see Bresadola, G.
Bresadolia see Bresadola, G.
Bresadolina see Bresadola, G.
Bresler, M. 746
Bretschneider, E. 747-748
Bretschneidera see Bretschneider, E.
Breut. v. Breutel, J. C.
Breutel, J. C. alph.
Breutelia see Breutel, J. C.
Brewer, J. A. 749-750
Breyn, J. v. Breyne, J.
Breyne, J. 751-753; see Burman, J.
Breyne, J. P. 753; see Breyne, J.
Breyniopsis see Breyne, J.
Breynia see Breyne, J.
Breynius, J. v. Breyne, J.
Briard, P. A. 754-755
Briardia see Briard, P. A.
Brickell, J. alph.
Brickellia see Brickell, J.
Brickelliastrum see Brickell, J.
Brid. v. Bridel, S.-E. de
Bridel, S.-E. de 756-757, 451
Bridel-Brideri, S.-E. de v. Bridel, $.-E.
Bridelea see Bridel, S.-E. de
Bridelioxylon see Bridel, S.-E. de
Briedelia see Bridel, S.-E. de
Briganti, F. 758; see Briganti, V.
Briganti, V. 758-759
Brigantiella see Briganti, V.
Briggs, T. R. A. 760
Brign. v. Brignoli di Brunnhoff, G. de
Brignoli di Brunnhoff, G. de 767
Brignolia see Brignoli di Brunnhoff, G. de
Briosi, G. alph.
Briosia see Briosi, G.
Briq. v. Briquet, J. I.
Briquet, J. I. 762-769, 936,
Chenevard, P.
Briquetastrum see Briquet, J. I.
Briquetia see Briquet, J. I.
Briquetina see Briquet, J. I.
Brisseau de Mirbel, C. F. v. Mirbel, C. F.
B. de
1592; see
Bristow, H. W. alph.
Britten, J. 770-772, 295
Brittenia see Britten, J.
Britton v. Britton, N. L.
Britton, E. G. 773-774, 781; see Britton,
N. L., Cardot, J., Cummings, C. E.,
Dixon, H. N.
Britton, N. L. 775-788; see Bang, M.,
Britton, E. G., Brown, S.
Brittonamra see Britton, N. L.
Brittonastrum sce Britton, N. L.
Brittonella see Britton, N. L.
Brittonia see Britton, N. L.
Brittonrosea see Britton, N. L.
Britzelm. v. Britzelmayr, M.
Britzelmayer, M. 789-790, 497; see Baenitz,
K. G.
Broberg, S. P. 1865; see Ehrhart, J. F.
Brockm. v. Brockmiiller, H. J. H.
Brockmiiller, H. J. H. 797
Bromf. v. Bromfield, W. A.
Bromfield, W. A. 792
Brond. v. Brondeau, L. de
Brondeau, L. de 793-795
Brongn. v. Brongniart, A. T.
Brongn. Al. v. Brongniart, Al.
Brongniart, A. T. 796-803, 191, 669, 672,
1416, 1578, 1609; see Brongniart, Al.,
Cuvier, G.-F., Duperrey, L. I.
Brongniart, Al. 804, 1293; see Brongniart,
Aver:
Brongniartella see Brongniart, A. T.
Brongniartia see Brongniart, A. T. ,
Brongniartikentia see Brongniart, A. T.
Brongniartites see Brongniart, A. T.
Bronn, H. G. 805-808, 533
Bronnia see Bronn, H. G.
Bronnites see Bronn, H. G.
Broome, C. E. alph., 460
Broomea see Broome, C. E.
Broomeia see Broome, C. E.
Broomella see Broome, C. E.
Broomeola see Broome, C. E.
Brot. v. Brotero, F. de A.
Brotera see Brotero, F. de A.
Brotero, F. de A. 809-812
Broteroa see Brotero, F. de A.
Broth. v. Brotherus, V. F.
Brothera see Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherella see Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherobryum see Brotherus, V. F.
Brotherus, V. F. 873-814, 1711
Brouard, A. G. J. v. Arséne, G.
Brouard, E. J. 815
Broughton, A. 816-8719
Broughtonia see Broughton, A.
Broun, A. F. 8&0
Brouss. v. Broussonet, P. M. A.
Broussonet, P. M. A. 827; see Bouchet, D.
Broussonetia see Broussonet, P. M. A.
INDEX TO NAMES
Brown, A. alph., 775, 778; see Brun, J. J.
Brown, J. E. 822
Brown, N. E. 823, 1140, 1814
Brown, R. 824-838, 3, 73, 362, 418, 863,
896, 1806, 1850, 2134; see Abel, C.,
Aiton, We.) (Banks) J-, Bauer, Eo .L:;
Caley, G., Flinders, M.
Brown, R. W. alph.
Brown, S. 839
Brownaea see Browne, P.
Browne, D. J. 840-841
Browne, P. 842; see Ehret, G. D.
Brownea see Browne, P.
Browning, W. E. see Brown, R.
Brownlee, J. see Brown, R.
Brownleea see Brown, R.
Brownlow, Lady see Brown, R.
Brownlowia see Brown, R.
Brownanthus see Brown, N. E.
Browneopsis see Browne, P.
Browningia see Brown, R.
Bruce, J. 843
Brucea see Bruce, J.
Bruch, P. 844, 451
Bruchia see Bruch, P.
Briickn. v. Briickner, A. F. A.
Brickner, A. F. A. 845-846
Briickner, G. 1711
Bruhl, P. J. 846
Brugmans, S. J. 847-848; see Clifford, G.
Brugmansia see Brugmans, S. J.
Brugnonus, J. 918
Bruinsma, A. E. J. see Bruinsma, J. J.
Bruinsma, J. J. 649
Bruinsmaea see Bruinsma, J. J.
Bruinsmania see Bruinsma, J. J.
Bruinsmea see Bruinsma, J. J.
Bruinsmia see Bruinsma, J. J.
Brumpt, E. J. A. 850
Brun, J. J. 857
Brunch. v. Brunchorst, J.
Brunchorst, J. alph.
Brunchorstia see Brunchorst, J.
Brunfels, O. 852-856
Brunfelsia see Brunfels, O.
Brunfelsiopsis see Brunfels, O.
Brunia see Brun, J. J.
Bruniopsis see Brun, J. J.
Brunner von Wattenwyl, C. alph.
Brunnhoff, G. de Brignoli di v. Brignoli di
Brunnhoff, G. de
Brunnthaler, J. alph.
Brunonia see Brown, R.
Brunoniella see Brown, R.
Brunsfelsia see Brunfels, O.
Bruttan, A. 856
Brutelle, C.-L. L’Héritier de v. L’Héritier
de Brutelle, C.-L.
Bruzelius, A. S. 857, 39, 43
Bruzelius, J. 36, 39
1099
INDEX TO NAMES
Bryant, C. 8&8
Brydolf, G. S. 124
Bryhn, N. alph.
Bryhnia see Bryhn, N.
Bryoandersonia see Anderson, A.
Bryobartramia see Bartram, E. B.
Bryobrittonia see Britton, E. G.
Bryobrothera see Brotherus, V. F.
Bryodixonia see Dixon, H. N.
Bubak, F. alph.
Bubakia see Bubak, F.
Bubani, P. 859-86z
Bubania see Bubani, P.
Buch, C. L. von 862-863
Buch, H. R. V. alph.
Buch, W. see Buch, C. L. von
Buchanan Hamilton, F. 1497
Buchia see Buch, C. L. von
Buchenau, F. G. P. 864-871, 1713
Buchenavia see Buchenau, F. G. P.
Buchheim, G. 365 ,
Buchosia see Buchoz, P. J.
Buchoz, P. J. 872-894
Buchozia see Buchoz, P. J.
Buchtien, O. 895
Buchtienia see Buchtien, O.
Buckland, F. T. 896; see Buckland, W.
Buckland, W. 896, 191
Bucklandia see Buckland, W.
Bucklandiopsis see Buckland, W.
Buckley, S. B. 897; see Durand, E. M.
Buckleya see Buckley, S. B.
Buckman, J. 898
Buddle, A. alph.; see Dale, S.
Buddleja see Buddle, A.
Buek, H. W. &99; see Buek (II), J. N.
Buek (1), J. N. see Buek (II), J. N.
Buek (II), J. N. alph.
Buekia see Buek (II), J. N.
Buetschli, J. A. O. alph.
Buffon, G. L. L. de alph.
Buffona see Bufion, G. L. L. de
Buffonea see Buffon, G. L. L. de
Buffonia see Buffon, G. L. L. de
Bufonia see Buffon, G. L. L. de
Buhse, F. A. alph.
Buhsia see Buhse, F. A.
Buisson, J. P. goo
Bull. v. Bulliard, J. B. F.
Bullardia see Bulliard, J. B. F.
Buller, A. H. R. gor, 527
Bullera see Buller, A. H. R.
Bulliard, J. B. F. 902-912, 1615
Bulliard, P. v. Bulliard, J. B. F.
Bulliarda see Bulliard, J. B. F.
Bulliardella see Bulliard, J. B. F.
Bulliardia see Bulliard, J. B. F.
Bullock-Webster, G. R. 2199; see Gro-
VESsape
Bulnheim, C. O. alph.
I1I00O
Bunge, A. A. von 913-917, 974, 1748, 1802;
see Cosson, E. St.-C.
Bungea see Bunge, A. A. von
Buniva, M. F. 978
Buraeavia see Bureau, L. E.
Burbidge, F. W. T. 979
Burbidgea see Burbidge, F. W. T.
Burch. v. Burchell, W. J.
Burchell, W. J. 920
Burchellia see Burchell, W. J.
Burdet, H. M. 860
Bureau, L. E. 921-922, 16, 253, 999
Bureava see Bureau, L. E.
Bureavella see Bureau, L. E.
Buregeff, H. E. N. 923
Burgess, H. W. 924
Burgsd. v. Burgsdorff, F. A. L. von
Burgsdorff, F. A. L. von 925
Burgsdorfia see Burgsdorff, F. A. L. von
Buri 1124
Burkill, I. H. alph., 1814
Burkillanthus see Burkill, I. H.
Burkillia see Burkill, I. H.
Burkilliodendron see Burkill, I. H.
Burl. v. Burlingham, G. S.
Burlingham, G. S. 926, 781
Burm., J. v. Burman, J.
Burm., N. L. v. Burman, N. L.
Burman, J. 927-933; see Burman, N. L.,
Delessert, J. P. B., Garcin, L.
Burman, N. L. 934-935; see Delessert, J. P. B.
Burmannia see Burman, J.
Burmeister, F. 504
Burnat, E. 936, 314, 762-764, 767, 1123;
see Cavillier, F. G.
Burnat, J. 764
Burnatia see Burnat, E.
Burnett, G. 924
Burret, K. E. M. alph.
Burretiodendron see Burret, K. E. M.
Burretiokentia see Burret, K. E. M.
Burser, J. alph.; see Bauhin, C.
Bursera see Burser, J.
Bursericarpum see Burser, J.
Burserites see Burser, J.
Burt, E. A. 1742
Burtt Davy, J. v. Davy, J. B.
Burttdavya see Davy, J. B.
Bury, P. S. 937
Buscal. v. Buscalioni, L.
Buscalioni, L. alph.
Buscalionia see Buscalioni, L.
Busch, N. A. alph.
Buse, L. H. alph.
Busea see Buse, L. H.
Buser, R. alph., 611, 982
Busnot, F. 518
Bute, J. S. Earl of 938; see Garcin, L.,
Gronovius, J. F.
Butea see Bute, J. S. Earl of
Butler, G. W. 1319
Butzke, E. 211
Buxbaum, J. C. 2175
Buxton, R. 939
Buysson, F. Du v. Du Buysson, F.
Buzeyt. A... pulse, keene
Caballero y Segares, A. 1039
Cadeval y Diars, J. 940
Caels, T. P. 947
Caesalpinia see Cesalpino, A.
Caesalpiniodes see Cesalpino, A.
Caesalpinus, A. v. Cesalpino, A.
Caffin, J. F. 942
Caflisch, J. F. 943-944; see Baenitz, K. G.
Caill. v. Cailliaud, F.
Cailliaud, F. 945
Caillié, R. see Cailliaud, F.
Cailliea see Cailliaud, F.
Cailliella see Cailliaud, F.
Cain, R. F. 946
Cainia see Cain, R. F.
Cainiella see Cain, R. F.
Caldas, F. J. de alph.
Caldasia see Caldas, F. J. de
Caldesi, L. alph.
Caldesia see Caldesi, L.
Caldesiella see Caldesi, L.
Caleana see Caley, G.
Caley, G. alph., 835
Caleya see Caley, G.
Cali, G. 2218
Calk. v. Calkins, W. W.
Calkins, W. W. alph.
Callay, E. A.-A. 947
Callmann, W. 2158
Calmette, L. C. A. alph.
Calwer, C. G. 948
Camara, M. Arruda da v. Arruda da
Camara, M.
Cambess. v. Gambessédes, J.
Combessedea see Cambessédes, J.
Cambessédes, J. 949-957
Cambessedesia see Cambessédes, J.
Camisola, G. 958
Camissonia see Chamisso, L. A. von
Camp, W. H. alph.
Campb. v. Campbell, D. H.
Campbell, D. H. 959-960
Campd. v. Gampdera, F.
Campdera, F. alph.
Campderia see Campdera, F.
Camper, P. 962
Camus, A. A. 963-967, 969, 971
Camus, E. G. 968-971, 963
Camusia see Camus, A. A.
Camussiella see Camus, A. A.
Candolle, A. C. P. 982, 978, 999, 15923
see Buser, R., Candolle, R. E. A. de
Candolle, A. L. P. P. de 972-981, 610, 766,
INDEX TO NAMES
997, 999, 1004, 1017, 2129; see Buser,
R., Candolle, A. C. P. de
Candolle, A. P. de 983-1017, 43, 213, 362,
372, 524, 562, 669, 723, 809, 832, 863,
899, 1175, 1351, 1536, 1542, 1786, 1917,
1921, 2134, 2161; see Bauhin, C.,
Berlandier, J. L., Broussonet, P. M. A.,
Busers (Re CandollesyArwiwP.. bade;
Chavannes, E. L., Colladon, L. T. F.,
@uvier; (G:-i..) Delesserty Jan E-b:,
Gingins de la Sarraz, F. C. J.
Candolle, Alph. de v. Candolle, A. L. P.
rade
Candolle, Aug. dev. Candolle, R. E. A. de
Candolle, C. de v. Candolle, A. C. P. de
Candolle, R. E. A. de alph., 982; see Buser,
R.
Candollea see Candolle, A. P. de
Candolleodendron see Candolle, A. P. de
Candollina see Candolle, A. C. P. de
Cane, Godman F. Du v. Godman, F. Du
Cane
Cannart d’Hamale, F. ror8
Capellen, G. A. G. P. van der see Capelli,
Cc. M. .
Capellenia see Capelli, C. M.
Capelli, C. M. rozg
Capellia see Capelli, C. M.
Capellini, G. 1020-1021
Capieux, J. S. 345, 348
Cardot, J. 1022, 1592, 2109; see Foreau, G.
Cardotia see Cardot, J.
Carey, J. aph., 2124
Carey, W. alph.
Careya see Carey, W.
Carion, J. E. 1023
Carionia see Carion, J. E.
Cariot, A. 1024-1025
Carlberg, J. C. 172
Carleton, M. A. alph.
Carlgren, O. 1636
Carlsson, G. L. 1876
Carlsten, E. A. 1876
Carmich. v. Carmichael, D.
Carmichael, D. alph.
Carmichaelia see Carmichael, D.
Caroligmelina see Gmelin, C. C.
Carolofritschia see Fritsch jr., K.
Carpenter v. Carpenter, W.
Carpenter, W. 1026
Carpenter, W. B. 1027-1028
Carpentier, A. alph.
Carr, C. E. alph.
Carradori, G. 1029-1030
Carradoria see Carradori, G.
Carriére, E. A. 1031
Carring. v. Carrington, B.
Carrington, B. alph.
Carrisso, L. W. 1734
Carroll, I. alph.
IIOI
INDEX TO NAMES
Carruth. v. Carruthers, W.
Carruthers, W. alph.
Carruthersia see Carruthers, W.
Carruthia see Carruthers, W.
Carson, J. 1032
Carter, T. 1165 .
Caruel, T. 1033-1038, 314, 978
Caruelia see Caruel, 'T.
Caruelina see Caruel, T.
Carus, C. G. alph.
Casar. v. Casaretto, G.
Casares-Gil, A. 1039
Casaresia see Casares-Gil, A.
Casaretto, G. 1040
Casarettoa see Casaretto, G.
Casati, F. Beltramini de v. Beltramini de
Casati, F.
Cas.-Gil. v. Casares-Gil, A.
Casp. v. Capary, J. X. R.
Casparea see Bauhin, C.
Caspareopsis see Bauhin, C.
Caspari, P. 218
Caspary, J. X. R. 1041-1042, 377
Casparya see Caspary, J. X. R.
Cass. v. Cassini, A.-H. G. de
Casseb. v. Cassebeer, J. H.
Cassebeer, J. H. 1043-1045
Cassebeera see Cassebeer, J. H.
Cassebeeria see Cassebeer, J. H.
Cassel, F. P. 1046
Casselia see Cassel, F. P.
Cassini, A.-H. G. de 1047-1050, 828, 1293
Cassinia see Cassini, A.-H. G. de
Cassone, F. ro5r
Casstrém, S. N. see Alstroémer, C.
Castagne, J. L. M. 1052-1054
Castagnea see Castagne, J. L. M.
Castagnella see Castagne, J. L. M.
Castelnau, F. L. N. de C. de L. alph.
Castelnavia see Castelnau, F. L. N. de C.
dexz:
Castera, J. H. 843
Castigl. v. Castiglioni, L.
Castiglioni, L. 1055
Castiglionia see Castiglioni, L.
Castillo, E. Drake del v. Drake del Castil-
lowE:
Castracane degli Antelminelli, F. S$. 1056
Castracania see Castracane degli Antelmi-
nelli, F. S.
Catesbaea see Catesby, M.
Catesby, M. 1057-1058
Catesbya see Catesby, M.
Catoni, G. 745
Caulinia see Cavolini, F.
Caulinites see Cavolini, F.
Caulinus, F. v. Cavolini, F.
Caumont, de 1357
Caumont de Laporte Castelnau, F. L. N.
dev. Castelnau, F. L. Nivde C. del.
1102
Cav. v. Cavanilles, A. J.
Cavanilla see Cavanniles, A. J.
Cavanillea see Cavanilles, A. J.
Cavanilles, A. J. 1059-1066
Cavanillesia see Cavanilles, A. J.
Cavara, F. 1067; see Brioso, G.
Cavaraella see Cavara, F.
Cavarea see Cavara, F.
Cavill. v. Cavillier, F. G.
Cavillier, F. G. alph., 764, 936
Cavoliana see Cavolini, F.
Cavolini, F. 1068-1069
Cavolinia see Cavolini, F.
Cayeux, F. 602
Cejp, K. alph.
Cejpia see Cejp, K.
Celak. v. Celakovsky, L. J.
Celak. L. F. v. Celakovsky, L. F.
Celakovsky, L. F. ro7z
Celakovsky, L. J. 1070; see Celakovsky,
ak.
Cels, J. M. see Déterville
Celsa see Celsius, O.
Celsia see Celsius, O.
< Celstoverbascum see Celsius, O.
Celsius, O. 1072; see Bergius, P. J.
Celsus, A. C. see Celsius, O.
Cert, C. 1056
Ceruti, A. 744-745
Ces. v. Cesati, V. de
Cesalpino, A. 1073, 1033; see Ghini, L.
Cesati, V. de 1074-1076; see Baglietto, F.
Cesatia see Cesati, V. de
Cesatiella see Cesati, V. de
Chabert, A. alph.
Chaborski, G. 1077
Chabraea see Chabrey, D.
Chabraeus, D. v. Chabrey, D.
Chabrey, D. alph., 368
Chaillet, J. F. de alph.
CHALLENGER 1056
Chalmers, J. alph.
Chalon, J. C. A. 1078-1080
Cham. v. Chamisso, L. A. von
Chamberet,.]. B..J..C. Tdetrog1
Chamisseau de Boncourt, L. C. A. v.
Chamisso, L. A. von
Chamisso, L. A. von 1081-1084, 1633
Chamissoa see Chamisso, L. A. von
Chamissomneia see Chamisso, L. A. von
Chamissoniophila see Chamisso, L. A. von
Champ. v. Champion, J. G.
Champion, J. G. alph.
Championia see Champion, J. G.
Champy, P. 1085
Chandler, A. 651
Chantrania see Girod-Chantrans, J.
Chantransia see Girod-Chantrans, J.
Chantransiopsis see Girod-Chantrans, J.
Chapm. v. Chapman, A. W.
Chapman, A. W. 1086; see Durand, E. M.
Chapman, F. alph.
Chapmannia see Chapman, A. W.
Chaptal, J. A. C. see Déterville
Chardon Palacios, C. E. alph.
Charpentier, J. G. F. de alph.
Charpentiera see Charpentier, J. G. F. de
Chase, M. A. alph., 781
Chastenaea see Chastenay, V. de
Chastenay, V. de 1087
Chatin, G. A. 1088-1089
Chaub. v. Chaubard, L. A.
Chaubard, L. A. rogo, 672
Chaubardia see Chaubard, L. A.
Chaubardiella see Chaubard, L. A.
Chaumeton, fF. P. 1og1
Chauv. v. Chauvin, F. J.
Chauvin, F’. J. rog2
Chauvinia see Chauvin, F. J.
Chauviniella see Chauvin, F. J.
Chavannes, E. L. 1093
Chavannesia see Chavannes, E. L.
Cheel, E. 1732
Cheeseman, T. F. rog4-1095
Chenevard, P. rog5a
Cherler, J. H. alph., 368; see De Ville,
J. B.
Cherleria see Cherler, J. H.
Chesney, F. R. 1096-1097
Chesneya see Chesney, F. R.
Chev. v. Chevallier, F. F.
Chev., A. v. Chevalier, A. J. B.
Chevalier, A. J. B. r098-rroo
Chevalierella see Chevalier, A. J. B.
Chevalieria see Chevallier, F. F.
Chevalier, F. F. rror-r103
Chiarugi, A. alph.
Children, J. G. see Forsstrém, J. E.
Ching, R. C. rrog
Chiov. v. Chiovenda, E.
Chiovenda, E. 1105
Chiovendaea see Chiovenda, E.
Chirac, L. 1024
Chittenden, F. J. 1290
Chodat, R. H. rro6-rrog, 1592
Choisy, J. D. rrro-r121, 863, 999
Choisya see Choisy, J. D.
Choulette, J.-E. see Choulette, S.
Choulette, S. rr22
Chovel, R. 4.71
Chr., C. v. Christensen, C. F. A.
Christ, K. H. H. 1123-1127, 611
Christensen, C. F. A. 1128-1129
Christensenia see Christensen, C. F. A.
Christiansen, M. 8. 1934
Christm. v. Christmann, G. F.
Christmann, G. F. rzgo
Chuit, C. 1000
Cienk. v. Cienkowski, L. de
Cienkowski, L. de alph.
INDEX TO NAMES
Cienkowskia see Cienkowski, L. de
Cienkowskya see Cienkowski, L. de
Cif. v. Ciferri, R.
Ciferi, R. 1731
Ciferria see Ciferri, R.
Ciferriella see Ciferri, R.
Ciferrina see Ciferri, R.
Ciferriolichen see Ciferri, R.
Ciferriomyces see Ciferri, R.
Ciferriopeltis see Ciferri, R.
Ciferriotheca see Ciferri, R.
Ciferrioxyphium see Ciferri, R.
Ciferriusia see Ciferri, R.
Cimarelli, B. 1069
Cipps, A. 1265-1269
Cirillo, D. M. L. 1132-1133
Clairv. v. Clairville, J. P. de
Clairville, J. P. de 1133-1134
Clairvillea see Clairville, J. P. de
Claparéde, J. L. R. A. E. alph.
Clapperton, H. 834
Clarion, J. alph.
Clarionea see Clarion, J.
Clark, J. F. 205
Clarke, B. 1135; see Clarke, C. B.
Clarke, C. B. 1136-1140, 978, 1814
Clarke, J. M. alph.
Clarke, Miss 1140
Clarkeifedia see Clarke, C. B.
Clarkeinda see Clarke, C. B.
Clarkella see Clarke, C. B.
Claudio, P. v. Clausen, P.
Claudius, H. 929
Claus, C. 2065
Clausen, P. alph.
Clauson, T. alph.; see Billot, P. C.
Claussen, P. alph.; see also Clausen, P.
Claypole, E. W. alph.
Clayton, J. alph., 2189; see Gronovius,
F
Claytonia see Clayton, J.
Clemen, R. E. 143
Clement, E. 1496
Clemente y Rubio, S. de R. rzrgz
Clementea see Clemente y Rubio, S. de R.
Clements, E. S. 1142
Clements, F. E. 1142
Clementsia see Clements, F. E.
Cleve, P. T. 1143-1144
Clevea see Cleve, P. T.
Cleveamphora see Cleve, P. T.
Clevely, J. 295
Clifford, G. alph.
Clifforda see Clifford, G.
Cliffortia see Clifford, G.
Clifton, G. alph.
Cliftonaea see Clifton, G.
Cliftonia see Clifton, G.
Clinton, G. P. alph., 781
Clinton, G. W. alph.
1103
INDEX TO NAMES
Clos, D. alph., 1975
Clus. v. Clusius, C.
Clusia see Clusius, C.
Clusianthemum see Clusius, C.
Clusiella see Clusius, C.
Clusius, C. 1145-1150, 1448, 1483, 1487,
1490, 1492, 1946-1947; see Bauhin, C.,
Coudenberg, P.
Cluzella see Ducluzeau, J. A. P.
Cobres, J. P. von 1151
Cobresia see Cobres, J. P. von
Cockayne, L. 1152-1153, 1712
Cockerell, T. D. A. alph.
Cocks, J. 1154
Coem. v. Coemans, H. E. L. G.
Coemans, H. E. L. G. 1155
Coemansia see Coemans, H. E. L. G.
Cogn. v. Cogniaux, C. A.
Cogniaux, C. A. 1156, 594, 978, 1592, 1713
Cohn, F. J. 1157-1159
Cohnia see Cohn, F. J.
Coincy, A. de v. Coincy, A. H. C. de la
Fontaine de
Coincy, A. H. C. de la Fontaine de 1160
Coker, W. C. 1161-1164, 781
Colden v. Colden, J.
Colden, C. see Colden, J.
Colden, J. alph.
Coldenia see Colden, J.
Colebr. v. Colebrooke, H. 'T.
Colebrooke, H. T. alph.
Colebrookea see Colebrooke, H. T.
Coleman, W. H. 1165; see Britten, J.
Colen, J. H. 1032
Colenso, W. alph.
Colensoa see Colenso, W.
Colla, L. A. 1166-1174; see Allioni, C.,
Billot, P. C.
Colla, T. v. Billotti, T.
Collad. v. Colladon, L. T. F.
Colladon, J.-A. see Colladon, L. T. F.
Colladon, L. T. F. 1175
Colladonia see Colladon, L. T. F.
Collaea see Colla, L. A.
Collania see Colla, L. A.
Collett, H. 1176
Collie, A. alph.; see Beechey, F. W.
Collin, N. see Bergius, P. J.
Collins v. Collins, F. S.
Collins, F. S. 1177-1178
Collins, Z. alph.; see Baldwin, W., Durand,
E. M.
Collinsia see Collins, Z.
Collinson, P. alph., 1475; see Browne, P.,
Colden, J., Garden, A.
Collinsonia see Collinson, P.
Colsm. v. Colsmann, J.
Colsmann, J. 7783
Colsmannia see Colsmann, J.
Colm. v. Colmeiro y Penido, M.
1104
Colmeiro y Penido, M. rr79-1182
Colmeiroa see Colmeiro y Penido, M.
Combis, F. Barcelé y v. Barcelé y Combis,
186
Commelin, C. v. Commelijn, C.
Commelin, J. v. Commelijn, J.
Commelina see Commelijn, C.
Commelijn, C. 1184-1186, 1187-1188; see
Boerhaave, H., Commelijn, J.
Commelijn, J. 1187-1188; see Commelijn,
Commelyn, J. v. Commelijn, J.
Commerson, P. alph.; see Bergius, P. J.,
Delessert, J. P. B., Dombey, J.
Commersona see Commerson, P.
Commersonia see Commerson, P.
Comolli, G. 1189
Conard, H. S. rzgo
Condé, Prince of see Boccone, P.
Conrad, T. A. 1670
Constance, L. 781
Conté 1353
Contejean, C. L. rrgr
Conw. v. Conwentz, H. W.
Conwentz, H. W. rrg2, 2080
Conzatti, C. 1193-1194
Conzatti see Conzatti, C.
Cook, J. alph., 295, 825; see Banks, J.,
Forster, J. G. A., Forster, J. R.
Cooke v. Cooke, M. C.
Cooke, M. C. 1195-1215, 286; see Bulliard,
eB ie
Cooke, T. 1216
Cooke, W. B. alph.
Cookeina see Cooke, M. C.
Cookella see Cooke, M. C.
Cookia see Cook, J.
Cookson, I. C. 1732
Cooper, C. W. 1165
Cooper, D. 1217
Cooper, E. F. 1165
x Cooperanthus see Cooper, D.
Cooperia see Cooper, D.
Copeland, E. B. 12718
Copelandia see Copeland, E. B.
Copelandiopteris see Copeland, E. B.
Coquebert de Mombret, A. F. E. 1293
CoguILLE 671, 1578; see Dumont d’Ur-
ville: ).15-) Gi:
Corb. v. Corbiére, L.
Corbiera see Corbiére, L.
Corbiére, L. 1279
Corda, A. K. J. 1220-1227
Cordaea see Corda, A. K. J.
Cordana see Corda, A. K. J.
Cordem. see Cordemoy, E. J. de
Cordemoy, E. J. de 1228
Cordia see Cordus, V.
Cordier, A. D. 1229
Cordier, F. S. 1229
Cordiera see Cordier, F. S.
Cordierites see Cordier, F. S.
Cordus, E. 1230
Cordus, V. 1231
Cornu, M. M. 1232, 602
Cornut, J.-P. 1233
Cornutia see Cornut, J.-P.
Cornuvia see Cornu, M. M.
Corradoria see Carradori, G.
Corraea see Corréa da Serra, J. F.
Corréa v. Corréa da Serra, J. F.
Corréa da Serra, J. F. 1234, 1409-1410
Correia see Corréa da Serra, J. F.
Correvon, H. 602
Corti, B. 1295
Cortia see Corti, B.
Cory, R. 1290
Cory, V. L. 1236
Coss. v. Cosson, E. St.-C.
Cosson, E. St.-C. 1237-1245, 15983 see
Bélanger, C. P., Bunge, A. A. von,
Durand, E. A.; Fée; A. L. A.
Cossonia see Cosson, E. St.-C.
Costa v. Costa y Cuxart, A. C.
Costa, C. da v. Acosta, C.
Costa y Cuxart, A. C. 1246-1247
Costantin, J. N. 1248-1249, 1541
Coste, H. J. 1250
Costia see Costa y Cuxart, A. C.
Cothen. v. Cothenius, C. A. von
Cothenius, C. A. von 1251
Cotta v. Cotta, C. B.
Cotta, C. B. 1252
Cotta, H. see Cotta, C. B.
Cotta von Cottendorf, J. G. see Cotta,
C25:
Cottaea see Cotta, C. B.
Cottea see Cotta, C. B.
Cottendorf, J. G. Cotta von v. Cotta von
Cottendorf, J. G.
Cotton, A. D. 1290, 1664
Couch, J. N. alph., 1164
Coudenberg, P. alph.
Coulter, J. M. 1253-1254, 777, 2124, 2132
Coulter, M. S. see Coulter, J. M.
Coulter, T. 1255; see Durand, E. M.
Coulterella see Coulter, J. M.
Coulteria see Coulter, T.
Coulterina see Coulter, J. M.
Coupin, F. 1256-1257
Coupin, H. E. V. 1256-1257
Cours., Dum. v. Dumont de Courset, G.
L. M.
Courset, G. L. M. Dumont de v. Dumont
de Courset, G. L. M.
Coursetia see Dumont de Courset, G. L. M.
Courtin, [F.] 800
Cout. v. Coutinho, A. X. P.
Coutinho, A. X. P. 1258-1259
Coville, F. V. 1260, 777, 781
INDEX TO NAMES
Craib, W. G. 1267
Craibia see Craib, W. G.
Craibiodendron see Craib, W. G.
Cramer, C. E. 1262-1263
Cramer, J. C. 1264
Crantz, H. J. N. von 1265-1269
Crantzia see Crantz, H. J. N. von
Cremer, L. 1270
Crép. v. Crépin, F.
Crépin, F. 1271-1276, 210 ,1781-1782
Crepinella see Crépin, F.
Crepinula see Crépin, F.
Creplin, F. C. H. 46
Cretz. v. Cretzoiu, P.
Cretzoiu, P. alph.
Crévecoeur, J. A. G. Boucher de vw.
Boucher de Crévecoeur, J. A. G.
Crié, L. A. alph.
Croall, A. alph.
Croasdale, H. T. 781
Cromb. v. Crombie, J. M.
Crombie, J. M. 1277-1278
Crome, G. E. W. 1279
Crossland, C. 1281
Crouan, H. M. alph., 1280; see Crouan,
PoE:
Crouan, P. L. 1280
Crouania see Crouan, P. L.
Crowfoot, G. M. 820
Croz. v. Crozals, A. de
Crozals, A. de alph.
Crueg. v. Crueger, H.
Crueger, H. alph.
Cruikshank, G. 342
Crum, H. A. 788
Crump, W. B. 12817
Cruse, C. F. W. 1282
Crusea see Cruse, C. F. W.
Cuisin, C. E. 297, 640, 803, 1241, 1245,
1589, 1845
CUMBERLAND 827, 1806
Cumm. v. Cummings, C. E.
Cummings, C. E. alph.
Cunn., A. v. Cunningham, A.
Cunn., G. v. Cunningham, G. H.
Cunn., D. D. v. Cunningham, D. D.
Cunn., R. v. Cunningham, R.
Cunningham, A. alph., 835; see Cunning-
ham, R.
Cunningham, D. D. alph.
Cunningham, G. H. alph.
Cunningham, R. alph.; see Cunningham,
A.
Cunningham, R. O.
D. D.
Cunninghamella see Cunningham, D. D.
Cunninghamia see Cunningham, A.
Cuno, J. C. 931
Curran, M. K. v. Brandegee, M. K.
Currey, F. alph., 231
see Cunningham,
1105
INDEX TO NAMES
Curreya see Currey, F.
Curreyella see Currey, F.
Curtis v. Curtis, W.
Curtis, C. (ca.- 1795-1839) 418; see Ben-
nett, J. J.
Curtis, C. (1853-1928) see Curtis, W.
Curtis, J. 191, 418, 1850; see Bennett, J. J.
Curtis, M. A. alph., 461, 465; see Berkeley,
M. J.
Curtis, S. 1283-1284, 1288, 1290
Curtis, T. 1290
Curtis, W. 1285-12903 see Curtis, S.
Curtisia see Curtis, W.
Curtisina see Curtis, W.
Cusson, P. alph.
Cussonia see Cusson, P.
Cutanda, V. 1291-1292
Cutandia see Cutanda, V.
Cuvier v. Cuvier, G. L. C. F. D.
Cuvier, F. v. Cuvier, G.-F.
Cuvier, G.-F. 1293, 1050
Cuvier, G. L. C. F. D. alph., 681, 1293;
see Brongniart, A. T., Cuvier, G.-F.
Cuviera see Cuvier, G. L. C. F. D.
Cuxart, A. C. Costa y v. Costa y Cuxart,
A. CG.
Cyrilla see Cirillo, D. M. L.
Cyrillopsis see Cirillo, D. M. L.
Cyrilloxylon see Cirillo, D. M. L.
Cyrillus, D. M. L. v. Cirillo, D. M. L.
Cysneiro, F. F. Allemao e v. Allemao e
Cysneiro, F. F.
D., M. CG. 1349
Da Costa, C. v. Acosta, C.
Da Fonseca Benerides, A. Albino w.
Albino da Fonseca Benerides, A.
Daguin, A. 207
Dahl, A. 1294; see Alstrémer, C.
Dahl, J. 39
Dahl, O. 571
Dahlberg, C. G. alph.
Dahlberg, N. E. see Dahlberg, C. G.
Dahlberga see Dahlberg, C. G.
Dahlgren, B. E. 1295
Dahlgren, C. O. N. 53
Dahlgrenia see Dahlgren, B. E.
Dahlia see Dahl, A.
Dadlst. v. Dahlstedt, G. A. H.
Dahlstedt, G. A. H. alph.
Dahlstedtia see Dahlstedt, G. A. H.
Dahlstrém, E. G. 1886, 1892
Daiber, J. 1296
Daiber, T. 1296
Dalberg, K. von see Dahlberg, C. G.
Dalberg, N. E. v. Dahlberg, N. E.
Dalbergaria see Dahlberg, C. G.
Dalbergia see Dahlberg, C. G.
Dalbergiella see Dahlberg, C. G.
Dalbergites see Dahlberg, C. G.
1106
Dale, F. see Dale, S.
Dale, S. alph.; see Buddle, A.
Dale, T. see Dale, S.
Dalea see Dale, S.
Dalechamp, J. v. Daléchamps, J.
Dalechampia see Daléchamps, J.
Daléchamps, J. 1297
Dalla Torre, K. W. von 1298-1299
d’Alleizette, C. 1969
Dallinger, W. H. 1027
Dalton, James alph.
Dalton, John alph.
Daltonia see Dalton, James
Dalzell, N. A. 1300
Dalzellia see Dalzell, N. A.
Dalziel, J. McE. alph.
Daizielia see Dalziel, J. McE.
d’Ambérieu, A. J. B. Dujast v. Dujast
d’Ambérieu, A. J. B.
Dammer, C. L. U. rgorz
Dampier, W. alph.
Dampiera see Dampier, W.
Dana, J. D. 1302
Dandridge, T. see Buddle, A.
Dang., P. A. v. Dangeard, P. A.
Dang., P. J. Lv. Dangeard, Pe. J: L-
Dangeard, P. A. 1303; see Dangeard, P.
dj fea
Dangeard, P. J. L. 1304
Dangeardia see Dangeard, P. A.
Dangeardiella see Dangeard, P. A.
Danguy, P. A. alph.
Danguya see Danguy, P. A.
Danguyodrypetes see Danguy, P. A.
Daniell, W. 378
Daniels, F. P. 1305
Danser, B. H. 1306
Dansera see Danser, B. H.
d’Apréval, A. R. 1433, 1514, 1589, 1846,
1848
Darb. v. Darbishire, O. V.
Darbishire, O. V. 1307
Darbishirella see Darbishire, O. V.
Darby, J. 1308-1309
Darl. v. Darlington, W.
Darlington, W. 1310-1312, 285
Darlingtonia see Darlington, W.
Darwin, E. see Darwin, C. R., Darwin,
R. W.
Darwin, C. R. 1313, 60
Darwin, R. W. 1314
Darwin, R. W. (1766-1848) see Darwin,
R. W.
Darwinia see Darwin, C. R.
Darwiniella see Darwin, C. R.
Darwiniothamnus see Darwin, C. R.
d’Audebard de Férussac, A. E. J. P. J. F.
v. Férussac, A. E. J. P. J. F. d’Audebard
de
Dautez, G. 1329
Davall, E. alph.
Davallia see Davall, E.
Dawallodes see Davall, E.
Daveau, J. 602
Davey, F. H. 1315
David, A. 1316, 1844, 1846; see Drake del
- Castillo, E.
Dawidia see David, A.
Davies, O. B. 1732
Davis, J. J. alph.
Davis, S. 378
Davy, J. B. 1317
Davy, Mrs. Burtt 1317
Davyella see Davy, J. B.
Dawson, H. W. 1050
Dawson, J. W. 1318-1319
Day, M. A. 1320
DC v. Candolle, A. P. de
DC, A. v. Candolle, A. L. P. P. de
DC, Aug. v. Candolle, R. E. A. de
DC, C. v. Candolle, A. C. P. de
Deakin, R. 1321-1322
De Alwis, H. v. Alwis, H. de
Deam, C. C. 1323-1325
Deamia see Deam, C. C.
Deane, H. alph., 1799
Deane, W. 1326
Dearn. v. Dearness, J.
- Dearness, J. alph., 527
Dearnessia see Dearness, J.
De Ascengao Mendonga, F. v. Mendonga,
F. de A.
Debalzac, F. B. 1349
De Bary, H. A. v. Bary, H. A. de
Debarya see Bary, H. A. de
Debaryella see Bary, H. A. de
Debaryomyces see Bary, H. A. de
Debat, L. 1327-1328
De Beauvois, A. M. F. J. Palisot v. Palisot
de Beauvois, A. M. F. J.
Debeaux, J. O. 1329-1331
De Berneaud, A. Thiébaut v. Thiébaut de
Berneaud, A.
Debey, M. D. H. M. alph.
Debiére 1346
De Boncourt, L. C. A. Chamisseau v.
Chamisso, L. A. von
De Bondaroy, A. D. Fougeroux v. Fou-
geroux de Bondaroy, A. D.
Debray, F. G. 354
De Brutelle, C.-L. L’Heritier v. L’ Heritier
de Brutelle, C.-L.
Deby, J. M. 1333-1334; see Arnott, G. A.
WwW
Debya see Deby, J. M.
Decaisne, J. 1335-1340, 255, 567, 800, 999,
1093, 1557, 1578, 1835, 1975, 2211
Decaisnea see Decaisne, J.
Decaisnella see Decaisne, J.
Decaisnina see Decaisne, J.
INDEX TO NAMES
Decandolia see Candolle, A. P. de
De Candolle v. Candolle, de
De Caumont v. Caumont, de
De Caumont de Laporte Castelnau, F. L.
N. v. Castelnau, F. L. N. de C. de L.
De Cesati, V. v. Cesati, V. de
De Chaillet, J. F. v. Chaillet, J. F. de
De Charpentier, J. G. F. v. Charpentier,
J. G. F. de
De Chastenay, V. v. Chastenay, V. de
Déchauffoure de Boisduval, J. B. A. v.
Boisduval, J. B. A. D. de
Déchy, M. von see Filarszky, N.
De Cienkowski, L. v. Cienkowski, L. de
Decken, C. C. von der 198; see Boeckeler,
J..O.
Decne. v. Decaisne, J.
De Coincy, A. v. Coincy, A. H. C. de la
Fontaine de
De Cordemoy, E. J. v. Gordemoy, E. J. de
De Courset, G. L. M. Dumont v. Dumont
de Courset, G. L. M.
De Crozals, A. v. Crozals, A. de
Deecke, J. E. W. alph.
De Fabrega, H. F. Pittier v. Pittier, H. F.
Deflandre, G. V. 1341
De Fontbressin, E. P. Duchassaing 2.
Duchassaing de Fontbressin, E. P.
Defrance, J. L. M. 1342
De Franqueville, A. v. Franqueville, A. de
De Freycinet, H. L. C. de Saulces v.
Freycinet, H. L. C. de Saulces de
De Fromentel, L. E. G. v. Fromentel, L.
E. G. de
De Garsault, F. A. P. v. Garsault, F. A. P.
de
De Geer van Jutphaas, J. L. W. v. Geer
van Jutphaas, J. L. W. de
Degel. v. Degelius, G. B. F.
Degelius, G. B. F. alph. -
Degen, A. von 1343
Dégerand 279
De Gerlache de Gomery, A. v. Gerlache
de Gomery, A. de
Degli Antelminelli, F. S. Castracane v.
Castracane degli Antelminelli
De Gomery, A. de Gerlache v. Gerlache
de Gomery, A. de
De Gorter v. Gorter, de
Dehnh. v. Dehnhardt, F.
Dehnhardt, F. 7344
Deichmiiller, J. V. 1988
Deinboll, P. V. alph.
Deinbollia see Deinboll, P. V.
Deisch, J. G. 943
De Jaubert, H.-F. v. Jaubert, H.-F. de
De Jussieu v. Jussieu, de
De la Barre, G. v. Barre, G. de la
De Labillardiére, J. J. H. v. Labillardiére,
Nediolek cle
1107
INDEX TO NAMES
De Laborde, L. E. S. J. v.. Laborde, L..E.
Side
Delacroix, E. G. 602
De la Ferriére, A. Gagnebin v. Gagnebin
de la Ferriére, A. .
Delafield, J. R. see Barton, B. S.
De la Fontaine de Coincy, A. H. C. ».
Coincy, A. H. C. de la Fontaine de
De Lafosse, G. v. Lafosse, G. de
De .Lagarde Montlezun v.
Montlezun, de
Delage, M. I. 253, 1303
Delahaye, J. 1085
De Lamarck, J. B. A. P. M. v. Lamarck,
a BvASPaNvirde
Del Amo y Mora, M. v. Amo-y Mora, M.
del
Delamotte, W..A. 374
De Lanessan, J. M. A. v. Lanessan, J. M.
A. de
De Laplanche, M. C. v. Laplanche, M.
C. de
De Laporte Castelnau, F. L. N. de Cau-
mont v. Castelnau, F. L. N. de C. de L.
De la Pylaie, A. J. M. B. 1345-1346
Delarbre, A. 1347
Delaroche, D. 1348; see Delaroche, F.
Delaroche, F. 1349
De la Sarraz, F. C. J. Gingins v. Gingins
de la Sarraz, F. C. J.
Delastre, C. J. L. 1350
Delastreopsis see Delastre, C. J. L.
Delastria see Delastre, C. J. L.
De la Torres, J. v. Torres, J. de la
De la Varde, R. A. L. Potier v. Potier de
la Varde, R. A. L.
Delavay, P. J. M. alph., 1848
Delavaya see Delavay, P. J. M.
De Layens, G. v. Layens, G. de
Del Bosco see Bosc, L. A. G.
Del Castillo, E. Drake v.
Castillo, E.
De l’Escluse, C. v. Clusius, C.
Deless. v. Delessert, J. P. B.
Delesseria see Delessert, J. P. B.
Delesseriopsis see Delessert, J. P. B.
Delesserites see Delessert, J. P. B.
Delessert, E. see Delessert, J. P. B.
Delessert, F. see Delessert, J. P. B.
Delessert, J. P. B. 1957, 613, 1537, 2210;
see Beechey, F. W., Bélanger, C. P.
Bruch, P., Burman, J., Burman, N. L.,
Desfontaines, R. L.
Deleval, F. 1433
Delgado, J. F. N. 1352
Delicata, G. C. Grech v. Grech Delicata,
G. C.
De Ligneville, A. v. Ligneville, A. de
Delile, A. 1353-1356, 94.5; see Cailliaud, F.
Delile, E. 412, 1556
Lagarde
Drake del
1108
Delilia see Delile, A.
Delise, D. F. 1357
Delisea see Delise, D. F.
De Litardiére, R. v. Litardiére, R. de
Delogne, C. H. 1358-1359, 12743 see
Gravet, P. J.-F.
De Longchamp, J. A. Le Turquier v. Le
Turquier de Longchamp, J. A.
De Loureiro, J. v. Loureiro, J. de
Delpino, G. G. F. 1360
Delpinoa see Delpino, G. G. F.
Delpinoella see Delpino, G. G. F.
Delponte, G. B. 1361-1362
Delpontia see Delponte, G. B.
De Maisonneuve, M. C. Durieu v. Durieu
de Maisonneuve, M. C.
De Manoncourt, C. N. S. Sonnini v.
Sonnini de Manoncourt, C. N. S.
De Martrin-Donos, V. v. Martrin-Donos,
V. de
Demazeria see Desmaziéres, J. B. H. J.
Démidoff, G. see Gorter, D. de
Demidovia see Demidow, A. N.
Demidow, A. N. 1363
De Mier y Teran, M. v. Mier y Teran, M.
de
De Mirbel, C. F. B. v. Mirbel, C. F. B. de
De Mirecourt, S. Gérardin v. Gérardin de
Mirecourt, S.
De Mombret, A. F. E. Coquebert z.
Coquebert de Mombret, A. F. E.
De Montgazon, B. v. Montgazon, B. de
De Moor, V. P. G. 1364-1365
Denaiffe, C. see Aublet, J. B. C. F.
Dendrobenthamia see Bentham, G.
Denham, D. alph.; 834.
Denhamia see Denham, D.
Denisse, E. 1366
De Nordman, A. 1363
De Not. v. De Notaris, G.
De Notaris, G. 1370-1386, 291-292, 1773-
1774; see Baglietto, F., Balsamo-
Crivelli, G. G.
Denotarisia see De Notaris, G.
Dennst. v. Dennstedt, A. W.
Dennstaedtia see Dennstedt, A. W.
Dennstaedtiopsis see Dennstedt, A. W.
Dennstedt, A. W. 1367-1369
d’Entraignes 1550
De Orta, Garcia v. Garcia de Orta
De Paula Antoine, F. v. Paula Antoine,
F. de
De Ponceau, A. 1363
De Queiroz, G. F. v. Queiroz, G. F. de
De Razoumofisky, A. v. Razoumofisky, A.
de
Derbés, A. A. 1388-1389, 1054
Derbesia see Derbés, A. A.
De Rojas Clemente’ y Rubio, S. wv.
Clemente y Rubio, S. de R.
Des Abbayes, H. v. Abbayes, H. des
De Sainson, A. 1363
De Saint-Didier, H. v. Saint-Didier, H. de
De Saint-Hilaire, A. F. C. P. v. Saint-
Fnlamre, Az ES €. Pade
De Saint Pierre, J. N. E. Germain v. Ger-
main de Saint Pierre, J. N. E.
De Saulces) de’ Freycinet, HH... C. v.
Freycinet, H. L. C. de Saulces de
Deschamps, L. A. alph.
Deschampsia see Deschamps, L. A.
Descourt. v. Descourtilz, M. E.
Descourtilz, J. T. 1391
Descourtilz, M. E. 1390-1391
De Seynes, J. v. Seynes, J. de
Desf. v. Desfontaines, R. L.
Desfontaena see Desfontaines, R. L.
Desfontaines, R. L. 1392-1396, 14103 see
Cuvier, G.-F., Delessert, J. P. B.
Desfontainesia see Desfontaines, R. L.
Desfontainia see Desfontaines, R. L.
Desmaz. v. Desmaziéres, J. B. H. J.
Desmazeria see Desmaziéres, J. B. H. J.
Desmazierella see Desmaziéres, J. B. H. J.
Desmaziéres, J. B. H. J. 1397-1400
Desmazieria see Desmaziéres, J. B. H. J
Des Moul. v. Des Moulins, C. R. A.
Des Moulins, C. R. A. 1401-1407
Des Moulins, J. 1297
Desmoulins, L. A. 669
Desportes, N. H. F. 1408, 1293
Destrée, E. C. v. Bommer, E. C.
Desv. v. Desvaux, N. A.
Desvaux, A. N. v. Desvaux, N. A.
Desvaux, E.-E. 1975; see Desvaux, N. A.,
Gay, C.
Desvaux, N. A. 1409-1417
De Tchihatcheff, P. v. Tchihatcheff, P. de
Déterville 1478
Dethard. v. Detharding, G. G.
Detharding, G. G. 1419; see Blandow,
OG:
De Toni v. De Toni, G. B.
De Toni fil. v. De Toni, G.
De Toni, E. r420, 1421
De Toni, G. 1425
De Toni, G. B. 1421-1424, 1425; see De
Toni, G.
Detonia see De Toni, G. B.
Detonina see De Toni, G. B.
Detonula see De Toni, G. B.
De Tournefort, J. P. v. Tournefort, J. P.
de
De Tussac, F. R. v. Tussac, F. R. de
Devauxia see Desvaux, N. A.
De Ville, J. B. 1426, 2016
De Ville, N. 1426, 2016
De Vooys, C. G. N. v. Vooys, C. G. N. de
De Vries v. Vries, de
De Vriese, W. H. v. Vriese, W. H. de
INDEX TO NAMES
Dewes, G. 1488
De Wild. v. De Wildeman, E. A. J.
De Wildeman, FE. A. J. 1427-1437, 1592
Dewildemania see De Wildeman, E. A. J.
Dewolf, G. 329
Deynoot, P. M. E. Gevers v.
Deynoot, P. M. E.
d’Hamale, F. Cannart v. Cannart d’Ha-
male, F.
Diard, P. 1438
Diard, P. M. see Diard, P.
Diars, J. Cadeval y v. Cadeval y Diars, J.
Dick, J. alph.
Dickie, G. 1439-1440
Dickieta see Dickie, G.
Dickinson, J. 1441
Dickson, J..1442; see Davall, E.
Dicksonia see Dickson, J.
Didrichsen, D. F. alph.
Died. v. Diedicke,, H.
Diedicke,, H. 1449
Diedickea see Diedicke, H
Diedickella see Diedicke, H.
Diels, F. L. E. 1444-1446, 1707, 1709, 1711-
1713
Dielsantha see Diels, F. L. E.
Dielsia see Diels, F. L. E.
Dielsiella see Diels, F. L. E.
Dielsina see Diels, F. L. E.
Dielsiocharis see Diels, F. L. E.
Dielsiochloa see Diels, F. L. E.
Dielsiothamnus see Diels, F. L. E.
Dien, J. B. 990
Dierb. v. Dierbach, J. H.
Dierbach, J. H. 1447-1452
Dierbachia see Dierbach, J. H.
Diesing, C. M. alph.
Diesingia see Diesing, C. M.
Dietel, P. alph., 1711
Dietelia see Dietel, P.
Dieterich, C. F. 1453
Dieterichia see Dieterich, C. F.
Dietr., A. v. Dietrich, A. G.
Dieir., D. v. Dietrich, DNF:
Dietr., F. v. Dietrich, F. G.
Dietrich, A. 14.96
Dietrich, A. G. 1454-1459
Dietrich, D. N. F. 1460-1464
Dietrich, F. G. 1465-1468
Dietrichia see Dieterich, C. F.
Diffenbaugh, E. see Durand, E. M.
Dill. v. Dillenius, J. J.
Dillen, J: J. v. Dillenius;j- J:
Dillenia see Dillenius, J. J.
Dillenius, J. J. 1469-1472; see Bartram, J.,
Buddle, A., Celsius, O., Gronovius, J. F.
Dillwyn, L. W. 1473-1475; see Collinson, P.
Dillwynella see Dillwyn, L. W.
Dillwynia see Dillwyn, L. W.
Dinamarquez, P. v. Clausen, P.
Gevers
110g
INDEX TO NAMES
Dinter, K. 1476-1478
Dintera see Dinter, K.
Dinteranthus see Dinter, K.
Dioscorides 1231
Dippel, L. 1479
Discovery see Cook, J.
Diserneston see Cosson, E. St.-C.
Dism. v. Dismier, G.
Dismier, G. alph.
Ditmar, L. P. F. alph.
Ditmaria see Ditmar, L. P. F.
Dix see Boerhaave, H.
Dix. v. Dixon, H. N.
Dixon, H. N. 1480
Dobe, P. 597
Dodge, B. O. alph.
Dodoens, R. 1481-1492, 1145; see Fuchs, L.
Dodonaea see Dodoens, R.
Dodonaeus, R. v. Dodoens, R.
Doll, J. C. 1493-1494, 2040; see Dierbach,
oH Frank. C:
Doellochloa see Dll, J. C.
Dérfl. v. Dorfler, I.
Dorfler, I. 1495
Doerrien, C. H. alph.
Doerriena see Doerrien, C. H.
Doidge, E. M. alph.
Dombey, J. alph.
Dombeya see Dombey, J.
Domin, K. 1496
Don, D. 1497; see Don jr., G., Don sr., G.
Don, G. v. Don jr., G.
Don jr., G. 1498-1499; see Don sr., G.
Don sr., G. alph.; see Don jr., G.
Don, P. N. 1505
Donati, V. 1500
Donatia see Donati, V.
Donia see Don sr., G.
Donk, M. A. 1501-1503, 461
Donkella see Donk, M. A.
Donkin, A. S. 1504
Donkinia see Donkin, A. S.
Donn, J. 1505
Donnell-Smith, J. 1592
Doody, S, see Buddle, A.
Dop, P. L. A. alph.
Doren, M. van 329
d’Orléans, Duc 109
d’Orléans, G. see Boccone, P.
Douglas, D. 1506
Douglas, J. see Douglas, D.
Douglasia see Douglas, D.
Douglassia see Douglas, D.
Douin, C. I. 1507-1508
Douin, R. C. V. 644
Doumengq, D. Bouchet v. Bouchet, D.
Doumet-Adanson, P. N. 641; see Adan-
son, M.
Downing, A. J. see Gray, A.
Doyle, C. B. alph.
IIIO
Dozy, F. 1509-1513, 679
Dozya see Dozy, F.
Draakestein, H. A. van Rheede tot v.
Rheede tot Draakestein, H. A. van
Drake, F. 1146
Drake, 8. A. 342, 425
Drake del Castillo, E. 1514-1516, 1844,
2109; see Franchet, A. R., Franqueville,
A. de, Grandidier, A.
Drap. v. Draparnaud, J. P. R.
Draparnaldia see Draparnaud, J. P. R.
Draparnaldiopsis see Draparnaud, J. P. R.
Draparnaud, J. P. R. 1517
Drapiez, P. A. J. 669
Drayton, J. 698
Drége, C. F. see Drége, J. F.
Drége, J. F. 1518-1519
Drége, J. L. see Drége, J. F.
Dregea see Drége, J. F.
Drejer, 8S. T. N. 1520
Drejera see Drejer, S. T. N.
Drejerella see Drejer, S. T. N.
Dress, H. 1758
Drimpelman, E. W. v. Driimpelmann, E.
W.
Drouet, F. see Coulter, J. M.
Drouet, H. 1521
Druce, G. C. 1522-1527
Drude, C. G. O. 1528, 24, 1712, 2186
Driimpelmann, E. W. 1529
Drumm. v. Drummond, T.
Drumm., JF. v. Drummond, J.
Drumm., 7. L. v. Drummond, J. L.
Drumm., J. R. v. Drummond, J. R.
Drummond, J. alph.; see Drummond, J.
R., Drummond, T., Gardner, C. A.
Drummond, J. L. 7530
Drummond, J. R. alph.
Drummond, O. see Drummond, J.
Drummond, T. 1531-1532; see Drummond,
J., Drummond, J. R., Franklin, J.
Drummondia see Drummond, T.
Drummondita see Drummond, J.
Drury, H. 1533
Dryander, J. C. 1534, 72-73, 1285; see
Aiton, W.
Dryandera see Dryander, J. C.
Dryandra see Dryander, J. C.
Du Bois, C. see Buddle, A.
Dubois, F. N. A. 1595
Duboisia see Dubois, F. N. A.
Dubois-Reymond see Dubois, F. N. A.
Duboisreymondia see Dubois, F. N. A.
Dubuisson, J. R. Jacquelin 1409
Du Buysson, F. see Godefroy-Leboeuf, A.
Duby, J. E. 1536, 988, 999
Dubyaea see Duby, J.
Ducane Godman, F. v. Godman, F. Du
Cane
Duchamp, L. G. see Duby, J. E.
Duchartre, P. E. S. 1537, 999
Duchartrea see Duchartre, P. E. S.
Duchartrella see Duchartre, P. E. S.
pas v. Duchassaing de Fontbressin,
wR.
Duchassaing de Fontbressin, E. P. alph.,
2179
Duchassaingia see Duchassaing de Font-
bressin, E. P.
Duchesne, A. N. 1538-1539, 1293
Duchesnea see Duchesne, A. N.
Ducke, A. alph.
Duckea see Ducke, A.
Duckeanthus see Ducke, A.
Duckeodendron see Ducke, A.
Ducker, E. A. see Ducke, A.
Duckera see Ducke, A.
Duckesia see Ducke, A.
Ducluz. v. Ducluzeau, J. A. P.
Ducluzeau, J. A. P. 1540
Ducrotay de Blainville, H. M. v. Blain-
ville, H. M. D. de
Dufft, A. alph.
Dufour, G. H. 1793
Dufour, J.-M. L. see Dufour, L. M.
Dufour, L. (1830-1901) see Dufour, L. M.
Dufour, L. (1832-1892) see Dufour, L. M.
Dufour, L. M. 1541, 1249
Dufourea see Dufour, L. M.
Dufr. v. Dufresne, P.
Dufresne, P. 1542
Dufresnia see Dufresne, P.
Duftschmid, J. B. 1543
Dugés, A. A. D. alph.
Dugesia see Dugés, A. A. D.
Duhamel du Monceau, H. L. 1544-1548;
see Fougeroux de Bondaroy, A. D.
Duhamelia see Duhamel de Monceau, H. L.
Dujard. v. Dujardin, F.
Dujardin, F. 1549-1550
Dujast d’Ambérieu, A. J. B. 613
Dulac, J. 1551-1552
Dumarché, G. H. 613
Dumas, J. B. 803
Dum. Cours. v. Dumont de Courset, G. L.
M.
Dum. d’Urv. v. Dumont d’Urville, J. S. C.
Duménil, P. C. R. C. rror-1102, 1355
Du Monceau, H. L. Duhamel v. Duha-
mel du Monceau, H. L.
Dumont, C. see Dumont de Courset, G. L.
M.
Dumont de Courset, G. L. M. 1553
Dumont d@’Urville, J. S. C. 1554-1557, 671,
1578, 1968; see Delessert, J. P. B.
Dumontia see Dumont de Courset, G. L. M.
Dumort. v. Dumortier, B. C. J.
Dumortier, B. C. J. 1558-1570
Dumortiera see Dumortier, B. C. J.
Dumortieria see Dumortier, B. C. J.
INDEX TO NAMES
Dumortieropsis see Dumortier, B. C. J.
Dunal, M. F. 1571-1574, 999
Dunalia see Dunal, M. F.
Dunaliella see Dunal, M. F.
Duncan, A. 1575
Duncan, P. M. alph.
Duncania see Duncan, A.
Dunker, W. B. R. H. 1576
Dunn, S. T. 1577, 1814, 1936
Dunnia see Dunn, S. T
Duperrey, L. I. 1578, 671
Duperreya see Duperrey, L. I.
Du Petit-Thouars, L.-M. A. A. 1579-1587,
1293, 1337, 1409-1410
Duplessy, F. 8S. 1587
Durand, E. A. 1589; see Cosson, E. St.-C.
Durand, E. J. see Durande, J. F.
Durand, E. M. 1588; see Collins, Z.
Durand, H. alph. 1433, 1595
Durand, L. 253
Durand, P. see Bouchet, D., Durande,
ijeekic
Durand, T. A. 1590-1595, 210, 429, 1428;
see Durand, H.
Durande, J. F. 1596-1597
Durandea see Durande, J. F.
Durandeeldea see Durand, T. A.
Durandia see Durande, J. F.
Durandiella see Durande, J. F.
Durandiomyces see Durande, J. F.
Durando, G. L. alph.
Durandoa see Durando, G. L.
Duriaea see Durieu de Maisonneuve, M. C.
Duriella see Durieu de Maisonneuve, M. C.
Durieu v. Durieu de Maisonneuve, M. C.
Durieua see Durieu de Maisonneuve, M. C.
Durieu de Maisonneuve, M. C. 1598,
1243, 1402
Du Roi, J. P. 1599
Duroia see Du Roi, J. P.
Durvillaea see Dumont d’Urville, J. S. C.
dUrville, J. S. C. Dumont v. Dumont
d’Urville, J. S. C.
Dusén, P. K. H. alph.
Dusenia see Dusén, P. K. H.
Duseniella see Dusén, P. K. H.
Duss, A. 1600-1625, 289
Dussia see Duss, A.
Dussiella see Duss, A.
Dutaillly, G. 253
Duthie, A. V. see Duthie, J. F.
Duthie, J. F. 1606-1607
Duthiea see Duthie, J. F.
Duthiophycus see Duthie, J. F.
Du Tour, M. see Déterville
Duval, H. A. 1608
Duval, J. v. Duval-Jouve, J.
Duvalia see Duval, H. A.
Duvaliella see Duval-Jouve, J.
Duval-Jouve, J. 1609
III!
INDEX TO NAMES
Duvaljouvea see Duval-Jouve, J.
Duyfjes, J. J. 1627
Dyer, R. A. see Allen, J. F.
Dyer, W. T. Thiselton v. Thiselton-Dyer,
Wed
Eames, E. H. 2115
Earle, E. S. see Earle, F. S.
Earle, F. S. alph.; see Clinton, G. P.
Earle, G. W. see Earle, F. S.
Earlia see Earle, F.S.
Earliella see Earle, F. S.
East, H. 817-818
Eastw. v. Eastwood, A.
Eastwood, A. 1670-1613
Eaton v. Eaton, A.
Eaton, A. 1614-1615, 910; see Eaton, D. C.
Eaton, D. C. 1676-1617, 1086, 2124; see
Farlow, W. G.
Eaton, H. H. 1614
Eatonella see Eaton, D. C.
Eatonia see Eaton, A.
Ebel, P. W. S. E. 1678-1619
Ebelia see Ebel, P. W. S. E.
Eckardt, T. 1711
Ecklon, C. F. 1620-1621
Ecklonea see Ecklon, C. F.
Ecklonia see Ecklon, C. F.
Eckloniopsis see Ecklon, C. F.
Edgew. v. Edgeworth, M. P.
Edgeworth, M. P. 1622
Edgeworthia see Edgeworth, M. P.
Edholm, O. E. 125
Edmondia see Boissier, P. E.
Edmondston, T. 1623
Edmonstonia see Edmondston, T.
Edwards, G. 1057
Edwards, H. M. 669
Edwards, Jane 342
Edwards, John 1624
Edwards, M. 1736
Edwards, 8. T. 1625, 1286
Edwardsia see Edwards, S. T.
Eeden, F. W. van 1626-1628
Egede, H. P. 1629-1630
Eggers, H. F. A. von 1637
Eggersia see Eggers, H. F. A. von
Ehrenb. v. Ehrenberg, C. G.
Ehrenb., C. v. Ehrenberg, C. A.
Ehrenberg, C. A. alph.; see Ehrenberg,
C. G.
Ehrenberg, C. G. 1632-1643; see Ehren-
berg, C. A.
Ehrenbergia see Ehrenberg, C. G.
Ehret, G. D. 1644, 72, 842; see Browne, P.
Ehretia see Ehret, G. D.
Ehvetiaecarpum, see Ehret, G. D.
Ehrh. v. Ehrhart, J. F.
Ehrh., 7. B. v. Ehrhart, J. B.
Ehrhart, J. B. 1647
Th?
Ehrhart, J. F. 1645-1646; see Bergius, P.J.,
Davall, E., Feer, H.
Ehrharta see Ehrhart, J. F.
Ehrhartia see Ehrhart, J. F.
Eiben, C. E. alph.
Eichelberg, J. F. A. 1648
Fichler v. Eichler, A. W.
Eichler, A. W. 1649-1651, 999
Eichler, B. see Eichler, A. W.
Eichler, H. 544
Fiichleria see Eiehler, A. W.
Fiichleriella see Eichler, A. W.
Fiichlerina see Eichler, A. W.
Eichlerodendron see Eichler, A. W.
Fichw. v. Eichwald, K. E. I.
Eichwald, K. E. I. 1652-1654
Fichwaldia see Eichwald, K. E. I.
Eidam, M. E. E. see Bary, H. A. de
Eig, A. alph.
Eisel, R. 1988
Eisenach, P. H. O. 1655
Eisenberger, N. F. 546
Eisengrein, G. A. 1656-1657
Ekart, T. P. alph.
Ekeberg, C. G. see Bergius, P. J.
Ekelund, D. 32
Ekelund, J. 36
Ekman, E. L. alph.
Ekmania see Ekman, E. L.
Ekmanianthe see Ekman, E. L.
Ekmaniocharis see Ekman, E. L.
Elenkin, A. A. alph.
Elfving, F. E. V. alph.
Elgenstierna, N. W. 31
Elliot, F. 237
Elliot, F..S. see Batters, E. A. L.
Elliot, W. alph.
Elliott v. Elliott, S.
Elliott, G. F. S. alph.
Elliott, S. 7659, g10
Elliott, W. 738
Elliottia see Elliott, S.
Ellis see Ellis, J. B.
Ellis, J. 1661-1663; see Garden, A.
Ellis, J. B.. 1660; see Bartholomew, E.,
Everhart, B. M.
Ellisia see Ellis, J., Ellis, J. B.
Ellisiella see Ellis, J. B.
Ellisiellina see Ellis, J. B.
Ellisiodothis see Ellis, J. B.
Ellisiophyllum see Ellis, J.
Ellisiopsis see Ellis, J. B.
Elmer, A. D. E. alph.
Elvert, J.C 1645
Elwes, H. J. 1664-1665, 1290
Emerson, J.T. 781
Emerton, J. H. 1617
Emmert, F. 1666
Emmons, E. 1667-1668
Emory, W. H. 1669-1670; see Eaton, D. C.
Emorya see Emory, W. H.
Enander, S. J. alph.
ENDEAVOUR see Cook, J.
Ender, E. E. 16717
Endera see Ender, E. E.
Endl. v. Endlicher, 8. L.
Endlicher, S. L. 1672-1687, 362, 423, 451,
833; see Bauer, F. L., Diesing, C. M.
Endlichera see Endlicher, S. L.
Endlicheria see Endlicher, S. L.
Endrés, A. R. see Endress, P. A. C.
Endress, P. A. C. alph.
Endressia see Endress, P. A. C.
Endressiella see Endress, P. A. C.
Eneroth, P. O. 1886
Engelhardt, H. 1688
Engelm. v. Engelmann, G.
Engelmann, G. 1689-1696, 515, 1669-1670,
2124; see Chapman, A. W., Durand,
E. M., Emory, W. H.
Engelmann, H. 1695
Engelmannia see Engelmann, G.
Engesser, C. 1697
Engl. v. Engler, H. G. A.
Engler, H. G..A. 1698-1714, 24, 201-202,
978, 1592
Englera see Engler, H. G. A.
Englerastrum see Engler, H.
Englerdothis see Engler, H.
Englerella see Engler, H. G. A.
Engleria see Engler, H. G.
Englerina see Eneler, H. G.
Englerocharis see Engler, H.
Englerodaphne see idaclae el
Englerodendron see Engler, H
Englerodoxa see Engler, H. G.
Engleromyces see Engler, H. G.
Englerophoenix see Engler, H. G.
Englerophytum see Engler, H. G.
Englerula see Engler, H. G. A.
FEnglerulaster see Engler, H. G. A.
Engman, P. 1879
Entraignes, d’ v. d’Entraignes
Epenstein, H. 621
Erdmann, F. 2105
Erdner, E. 1715
Erdtman, O. G. E. alph.
Erfurth, C. B. 1716
Erichsen, C. F. E. alph.
Eriks. v. Eriksson, J.
Eriksson, J. alph.
Erikssonia see Eriksson, J.
Ernst, A. alph.
Ernst, H. 746
Ernsting, A. C. 1717
Errera, L. A. alph.
Errerana see Errera, L. A.
Ervendberg, C. F. L. C. see Durand, E. M.
Eschenbach, J. F. 1718
Eschenbachia see Eschenbach, J. F.
ING
ie
G. A.
nG aA.
sGuA.
as
A.
A.
A
INDEX TO NAMES
Eschsch. v. Eschscholtz, J. F. G..von
Eschscholtz, J. F. G. von alph.
Eschscholtzia see Eschscholtz, J. F. G. von
Eschscholzia see Eschscholtz, J. F. G. von
Eschw. v. Eschweiler, F. G.
Eschweiler, F. G. 1719-1720
Eschweilera see Eschweiler, F. G.
Eschweileria see Eschweiler, F. G.
Escluse, C. de I’ v. Clusius, C.
Esenbeck, Nees von v. Nees von Esenbeck
Esper, E. J. CG. 1720-1722
Espera see Esper, E. J. C.
Espinosa, R. 14.46
Espinosa, D. Bello y v. Bello y Espinosa, D.
Ethelia see Gepp. E. S.
Etheridge, R. alph.
Etheridgea see Etheridge, R
Etienne, G. alph.
ErorLe see Commerson, P.
Ettingsh. v. Ettingshausen, C. von
Ettingshausen, C. von 1723-1730
Eudés-Deslongchamps, J. A. 670
EUGENIE 128, 166
Eulenstein, T. alph.
Euphrasén, B. A. alph.
Eury, F. C. Grand’ v. Grand’ Eury, F. C.
Evans, A. H. 1908
Evans, A. W. alph., 781
Evans, C. R. see Evans, A. W.
Evansia see Evans, A. W.
Evansianthus see Evans, A. W.
Evansiolejeunea see Evans, A. W.
Everh. v. Everhart, B. M.
Everhart, B. M. alph., 1660; see Bartholo-
mew, E., Ellis, J.B.
Everhartia see Everhart, B. M.
Eversm. v. Eversmann, E. F.
Eversmann, E. F. 17937
Eversmannia see Eversmann, E. F.
Ewald, J. see Buch, C. L. von
Ewan, J. A. 330, 1057, 1311-1312, 1659
Ewart, A. J. 1732-1733
Ewartia see Ewart, A. J.
Exbucklandia see Buckland, W.
Exell, A. W..1734
Exellia see Exell, A. W.
Eyma, P. J. 1735
Fabr. v. Fabricius, P. C.
Fabr., 7. v. Fabricius, J. C.
Fabre, J. H. C. 1736
Fabrega, H. F..Pittier de v. Pittier, H. F.
Fabrella see Fabre, J. H. C.
Fabreola see Fabre, J. H. C.
Fabricia see Fabricius, J. C.
Fabricius, J. C. 1737, 2029
Fabricius, P. C. 1738; see Fabricius, J. C.
Fagel see Boerhaave, H.
Fagerlund, G. W. 39
Fagon, G. C. alph.
IlI3
INDEX TO NAMES
Fagonia see Fagon, G. C.
Fagraeus, J. see Alstromer, C.
Faguet, A. 244, 246-253, 257, 259-260,
Q21-922
Fahlberg, S. alph.
Fairm. v. Fairman, C. E.
Fairman, C. E. alph.
Fairmania see Fairman, C. E.
Fairmaniella see Fairman, C. E.
Falc. v. Falconer, H.
Falconer, H. alph.; see Ghini, L.
Falconer, J. see Falconer, H.
Falconera see Falconer, H.
Falconeria see Falconer, H.
Falkenb. v. Falkenberg, P.
Falkenberg, P. alph.
Falkenbergia see Falkenberg, P.
Falkenbergiella see Falkenberg, P.
Falkner, P. S. see Bury, P. S.
Falliser, H. L. 781
Farenholtz, H. alph., 1711
Farl. v. Farlow, W. G.
Farlow, W. G. 1739-1742; see Eaton, D. C.
Farlowia see Farlow, W. G.
Farlowiella see Farlow, W. G.
Farquhar, J. see Colden, J.
Farw. v. Farwell, O. A.
Farwell, O. A. alph.
Fassett, N. C. 1743
Fauc. v. Fauconnet, C. I.
Fauché, M. 672
Fauconnet, C. I. alph.
Favrod, D. M. see Davall, E.
Fawce. v. Fawcett, W.
Fawcett, W. 1744-1745
Faxon, C. E. 1617
Faxon, E. see Eaton, D. C.
Fayod, V. 1746
Feaea see Fée, A. L. A.
Feaella see Fée, A. L. A.
Fechner, G. A. 1747
Fedch. v. Fedchenko, B. A.
Fedch., A. v. Fedchenko, A. P.
Fedch., O. v. Fedchenko, O. A.
Fedchenko, A. P. 1748; see Fedchenko,
A. O.
Fedchenko, B. A. alph.
Fedchenko, O. A. 1749-1750; see Fedchen-
ko, B. A.
Fedde, F. K. G. alph., 1711, 1713
Feddea see Fedde, F. K. G.
Fedtschenko v. Fedchenko
Fée, A. L. A. 1751-1758; see Bergeret, J. P.
Feea see Fée, A. L. A.
Feer, H. alph.
Feer-Herzog, K. see Feer, H.
Feeria see Feer, H.
Felix, J. P. 1759
Fellman, N. I. alph.
Fellner, M. J. N. 1760
III4
Fenaroli, L. 745
Fendler, A. 1767, 1616, 2126; see Durand,
E. M., Eaton, D. C.
Fendlera see Fendler, A.
Fendlerella see Fendler, A.
Fendleria see Fendler, A.
Fennell, H. 1310
Fenzl, E. 1762-1765, 1675-1679, 1682
Fenzlia see Fenzl, E.
Ferber; J. J-1791
Ferd. v. Ferdinandsen, C. C. F.
Fredinandsen, C. C. F. alph.
Ferguson, W. alph.
Fergusonia see Ferguson, W.
Fernald, M. L. alph., 2124
Fernaldia see Fernald, M. L.
Fernandes, A. 1734
Fernandez-Villar, C. 1766, 553
Ferner, H. 189
Fernsee, H. Wawra von v. Wawra von
Fernsee, H.
Fern.-Vill. v. Fernandez-Villar, C.
Ferreira, A. R. alph., 811
Ferret, A. 1356
Ferriére, A. Gagnebin de la v. Gagnebin
de la Ferriére, A.
Ferris, R. J. 6
Férussac, A. E. J. P. J. F. d’Audebard de
669
Fessard, C. 877
Feuillaea see Feuillée, L. E.
Feuillea see Feuillée, L. E.
Feuillée, L. E. 1767
Feuilleea see Feuillée, L. E.
Fevillaea see Feuillée, L. E.
Fevillea see Feuillée, L. E.
Fewillea see Feuillée, L. FE.
Ficinia see Ficinus, H. D. A.
Ficinus, H. D. A. 1768
Fieber, F. X. 434, 440
Fiedl. v. Fiedler, C. F. B.
Fiedler, C. F. B. 1769
Fiedler, K. G. see Fiedler, C. F. B.
Fiedleria see Fiedler, C. F. B.
Fiek, E. 1770
Field, H. C. 1771
Fielding, H. B. 1772; see Cunningham, A.
Fielding, Mrs. 1772
Fig. v. Figari, A. B.
Figaraea see Figari, A. B.
Figari, A. B. 1773-1774
Filarszky, N. 1775
Filarszkya see Filarszky, N.
Filet, G. J. 1776-1777
Filetia see Filet, G. J.
Finch, J. E. M. 1165
Finet, E. A. alph., 602
Finetia see Finet, E. A.
Fingerh. v. Fingerhuth, C. A.
Fingerhuth, C. A. 1778-1779, 559
Fingerhuthia see Fingerhuth, C. A.
Fink, B. 1780
Finkia see Fink, B.
Fiori, A. 1781-1783
Fisch. v. Fischer, F. E. L. von
Fisch., C. v. Fischer, C. E. C.
Fisch., E. v. Fischer, E.
Fisch., G. v. Fischer, G. W.
Fisch., J. v. Fischer, J. B.
Fisch., L. v. Fischer, L.
Fischer, C. E. C. alph., 1936
Fischer, E. alph., 1711, 1793; see Fischer,
by
Fischer, E. F. L. v. Fischer, L.
Fischer, F. B. v. Fischer, F. E. L. von
Fischer, F. E. L. von 1784-1789
Fischer, G. W. alph.
Fischer, J. B. 1790-1791, 563
Fischer, J. L. v. Fischer, J. B. (sub 1790)
Fischer, L. 1792-1794
Fischer, L. H. 1792
Fischer von Waldheim, A. A. 1796-1797
Fischer von Waldheim, A. G. see Fischer
von Waldheim, A. A.
Fischer von Waldheim, G.
Fischer von Waldheim, A. A.
Fischer von Waldheim, J. G. F. v. Fischer
von Waldheim, G. ‘
Fischera see Fischer, F. E. L. von, Fischer
von Waldheim, G.
Fischerella see Fischer, F. E. L. von
Fischerellopsis see Fischer, F. E. L. von
Fischeria see Fischer, F. E. L. von
Fischer-Ooster, C. von 1795
Fischerula see Fischer, E.
Fisch.-Oost. v. Fischer-Ooster, C. von
Fisch. v. Waldh., A. v. Fischer von Wald-
heim, A. A.
Fisch. v. Waldh., G. v. Fischer von Wald-
heim, G.
Fitch, C. 1140
Fitch, J. N. 1094
Fitch, W. H. 1798, 121, 231, 343-344, 392,
426, 463-464, 704, 1664
Fitchia see Fitch, W. H.
Fitschen, J. 410
Fitting, H. 1948
Fitzg. v. Fitzgerald, R. D.
Fitzg., W. v. Fitzgerald, W. V.
Fitzgerald, R. D. 1799
Fitzgerald, W. V. alph.
Fitzp. v. Fitzpatrick, H. M.
Fitzpatrick, H. M. 1800
Fitzpatrickia see Fizpatrick, H. M.
Flag. v. Flagey, C.
Flagey, C. ror, 354
Flah. v. Flahault, C. H. M.
Flahault, C. H. M. alph., 664, 1250, 1973
Flahaultia see Flahault, C. H. M.
Fleisch., F. v. Fleischer, J. G.
alph.; see
INDEX TO NAMES
Fleisch., M. v. Fleischer, M.
Fleischer, F. see Fleischer, M.
Fleischer, J. G. 1802
Fleischer, M. 17803
Fleischeria see Fleischer, M.
Fleischerobryum see Fleischer, M.
Fleischm. v. Fleischmann, A.
Fleischmann, A. 1804
Fleischmann, G. see Fleischmann, A.
Fleischmannia see Fleischmann, A.
Fleischmanniopsis see Fleischmann, A.
Flensburg, G. 49
Fletcher, J. 1805
Fleury, G. 1099
Fliche, P. H. M. T. A. alph., 2061
Flicheia see Fliche, P. H. M. 'T. A.
Flinders, M. 1806, 827; see Bauer, F. L.,
Brown, R.
Flindersia see Flinders, M.
Flines see Boerhaave, H.
Flockton, M. 1732
Floerke, H. G. 1807; see Arnold, F. C. G.
Floerkea see Floerke, H. G.
Florin, C. R. alph.
Florschiitz, P. A. 844
Flot. v. Flotow, J. G.
Flotovia see Flotow, J. G.
Flotow, J. G. alph.
Flourens, M. J. P. 669
Flow. v. Flowers, 8S.
Flowers, S. alph.
Fliggé, J. 1808
Flueggea see Fliggé, J.
Flueggeopsis see Fliggé, J.
Fluggea see Fliggé, J.
Flygare, A. 33
Focke, G. W. see Focke, H. C.
Focke, H. C. alph.
Focke, W. O. 1809-1810, 200, 866-867
Fockea see Focke, H. C.
Foerste, A. F. alph.
Foerster, A. 1811
Forster, C. F. r8r2
Foersteria see Forster, J. G. A.
Fomin, A. V. alph.
Fonseca Benerides, A. Albino da v. Albino
da Fonseca Benerides, A.
Font i Quer, P. alph., 940
Font Quer v. Font i Quer, P.
Fontaine, W. M. 7873
Fontaine de Coincy, A. H. C. de la ».
Coincy, A. H. C. de la Fontaine de
Fontainesia see Desfontaines, R. L.
Fontanesia see Desfontaines, R. L.
Fontbressin, E. P. Duchassaing de v.
Duchassaing de Fontbressin, E. P.
Forbes, R. alph.
Forbes, F. B. r8r4
Forbes, H. O. see Britten, J., Forbes,
James
TII5
INDEX TO NAMES
Forbes, James 1815-1817, 2087
Forbes, John see Forbes, James
Forbesia see Forbes, James
Forbesina see Forbes, James
Forchhammer, J. G. alph.
Forchhammeria see Forchhammer, J. G.
Foreau, G. alph.
Forrest, G. alph.
Forsander, J. 39
Forsaokhlia see Forsskal, P.
Forselles, J. H. af see Forssell, K. B. J.
Forsellesia see Forssel, K. B. J.
Forsgard, S. 1886
Forshohlea see Forsskal, P.
Forskaela see Forsskal, P.
Forskaelea see Forsskal, P.
Forskal, P. v. Forsskal, P.
Forskalea see Forsskal, P.
Forskaohlea see Forsskal, P.
Forskaohlia see Forsskal, P.
Forskoehlea see Forsskal, P.
Forskoelea see Forsskal, P.
Forskohlea see Forsskal, P.
Forskolea see Forsskal, P.
Forskolia see Forsskal, P.
Forssell, K. B. J. 1878
Forssellia see Forssel, K. B. J.
Forssk. v. Forsskal, P.
Forsskahl, P. v. Forsskal, P.
Forsskal, P. 1819-1820, 350, 2175
Forsskaolea see Forsskal, P.
Forsstrom, J. E. alph.
Forsstroemia see Forsstrom, J. E.
Forster, F. 1915
Forster, G. v. Forster, J. G. A.
Forster, J. G. A. 1821-1824, 350, 1826;
see Back, A., Cook, J., Forster, J. R.
Forster, J. R. 1825-1827, 350; see Afzelius,
A., Back, A., Cook, J., Forster, J. G. A.
Forster, T. F. 1828
Forster, T. I. M. 1828
Forstera see Forster, J. G. A.
Forsteronia see Forster, T. F.
Forti, A. I. alph., 1421, 1424
Fortunaea see Fortune, R.
Fortune, R. 1829-1832
Fortunea see Fortune, R.
Fortunearia see Fortune, R.
Foriunella see Fortune, R.
Foslie, M. H. 1839-1834
Fosliea see Foslie, M. H.
Fosliella see Foslie, M. H.
Fossat, V. 309
Fossier, L. 1059
Fothergill, J..alph., 330
Fothergilla see Fothergill, J.
Foucaud, J. alph.
Foug. v. Fougeroux de Bondaroy, A. D.
Fougeria see Fougeroux de Bondaroy, A. D.
Fougeroux de Bondaroy, A. D. alph.
1116
Fougerouxia see Fougeroux de Bondaroy,
Xs ID}
Fourn., E. v. Fournier, E. P. N.
oun Pao. Hournicr. sb.
Fournier, E. P. N. 1835, 253
Fournier, P. V. 1836-1838
Fourniera see Fournier, E. P. N.
Fournieria see Fournier, E. P. N.
Fourr. v. Fourreau, J. P.
Fourreau, J. P. alph.
Fr. v. Fries, E. M.
nec P ao. jeries, babs
Tis ROE. Os Eriesy Is RoE.
Men IC, Golde. iy irate Ika (Cy 1p
Fr., Th.,v. Fries, T. M.
Fraas, C. N. 1839
Fragosia see Fragoso, R. G.
Fragoso, R. G. alph.
Fragosoa see Fragoso, R. G.
Fragosoella see Fragoso, R. G.
Franc, I. see Bonati, G. H.
Franc van Berkhey, J. le 184o
Francé, R. H. r84r
Franceia see Francé, R. H.
Franch. v. Franchet, A. R.
Franchet, A. R. 1842-1848, 253, 1814;
see Drake del Castillo, E.
Franchetella see Franchet, A. R.
Francois, V. 68; see Aigret, L. C. J.
Frank, A. B. see Frank, J. C.
Frank, J. C. 7849
Frank, J. C. (fl. 1830-1850) 1752
Frankia see Frank, J. C.
Frankiella see Frank, J. C.
Franklin, J. 1850, 1532
Francq van Berkhey, J. le v. Franc van
Berkhey, J. le
Franqueville, A. de alph.; see Bélanger, C.
P., Drake del Castillo, E.
Franquevillea see Franqueville, A. de
Franzé, R. v. Francé, R. H:
Franzén, S. J. 1880
Fraser, C. 835°
Fraser, J. alph.
Fraser v. Fraser, J.
Frasera see Fraser, J.
Frauenfeld, G. 185r
Frém. v. Frémont, J. C.
Frémont, J. C. 1852-1853; see Durand, E.M.
Fremontia see Frémont, J. C.
Fremontodendron see Frémont, J. C.
Frémy, P. 1854-1855, 589, 591
Fremya see Frémy, P.
Fremyella see Frémy, P.
Fresen. v. Fresenius, J. B. G. W.
Fresenia see Fresenius, J. B. G. W.
Fresenius, J. B. G. W. 1856-1859
Frestadius, J. A. 32
Frey, E. alph.
Freyc. v. Freycinet, H. L. C. de Saulces de
Freycinet, H. L. C. de Saulces de alph.,
1968
Freycinetia see Freycinet, H. L. C. de
Saulces de
Freyn, J. F. alph.
Freynella see Freyn, J. F.
Freyr. v. Freyreiss, G. W.
Freyreiss, G. W. alph.
Frey-Stauffer, E. v. Frey, E.
Friche-Joset, F’. 1860
Frick, G. 1057
Frickhinger, H. 1867
Friderichsen, P. K, N. alph.
Friedrichsthal, E. Ritter von 2175
Fries, E. M. 1862-1896, 34, 36, 123, 127,
189), 451, 2134; see Fries, E. P., ‘Fries,
Ke Rew Eries;, i. GeBe krres, a iM:
Fries, E. P. 1897
Fries, K. R. E. alph., 1711
Fries,/©. Re 18943see Fries, Ko R. E:
Fries, T. C. E. alph.
Fries, T. M. 1898-1903, 1894; see Fries, E.
Minoiriess KerR eh. Fries, i. C.0E-
Friesia see Fries, E. M.
Friesites see Fries, E. M.
Friesula see Fries, E. M.
Fristedt, R. F. alph.
Fritsch, F. E. rg04
Fritsch, K. W. G. 506
Fritsch jr., K. 1905
Fritschiantha see Fritsch jr., K.
Fritschiella see Fritsch, F. E.
Friv. v. Frivaldszky von Frivald, E.
Frivald, E. Frivaldszky von v. Frivaldszky
von Frivald, E.
Frivaldia see Frivaldszky von Frivald, E.
Frivaldszky von Frivald, E. alph., 2175
Frivaldzkia see Frivaldszky von Frivald, E.
Froel. v. Froelich, J. A. von
Frolich, F. H. W. see Froelich, J. A. von
Froelich, J. A. von 1906, 280, 999
Froelichta see Froelich, J. A. von
Froelichiella see Froelich, J. A. von
Fromentel, L. E. G. de 1907
Fromme, F. D. 781
Frye, T. C. alph.
Fryer, A. 1908
Fuchs, L. 1909-1gr0, 1448, 1481
Fuchsia see Fuchs, L.
Fuckel, K. W. G. L. 1917-1913, 866
Fuckelia see Fuckel, K. W. G. L.
Fuckelina see Fuckel, K. W. G. L.
Finfstiick, L. M. alph., 1711
Furnkranz, D. 1949
Fiirnr. v. Furnrohr, A. E.
Fiirnr., H. v. Fiirnrohr, H.
Firnrohr, A. E. 1914-1915, 857, see Fiirn-
rohr, H.
Furnrohr, H. 1916
Fuernrohria see Fiirnrohr, A. E.
INDEX TO NAMES
Fiirstenau, J. H. 2028
Fuhlrott, J. C. 1977
Fukarek, P. 386
Funck, H. C. 1918-1919
Funckia see Funck, H. C.
Funk, N. see Funck, H.C.
Funkia see Funck, H. C.
Funkiella see Funck, H. C.
Fuss, J. M. 1920, 372
Fussia see Fuss, J. M.
Gaertn. v. Gaertner, J.
Gaerin., C. F. v. Gaertner, C. F. von
Gaertn. fil. v. Gaerin., C. F.
Gaerin., P. v. Gaertner, P. G.
Gaertner, C. F. von 1921-1924, 1925
Gaertner, J. 1925, 350, 1921; see Ehrhart,
J. F., Gronovius, J. F.
Gaertner, P. G. 1926
Gaertnera see Gaertner, J.
Gaerineria see Gaertner, J.
Gaum. v. Gaumann, E. A.
Gaumann, E. A. alph.
Gaeumannia see Gaumann, E. A.
Gaeumanniella see Gaumann, E. A.
Gaeumannomyces see Gaumann, E. A.
Gagnebin de la Ferriére, A. alph.
Gagnebina see Gagnebin de la Ferriére, A.
Gagnep. v. Gagnepain, F.
Gagnepain, F. alph.; see Finet, E. A.
Gagnepainia see Gagnepain, F.
Gahn, H. 1927
Gahnia see Gahn, H.,
Gaillard, A. 1928
Gaillardiella see Gaillard, A.
Gaillon, F. B. 7929-1932, 1293
Gaillona see Gaillon, F. B.
Gaillonia see Gaillon, F. B.
GALATHEA see Didrichsen, D. F.
Galeotti, H. G. alph.
Galeottia see Galeotti, H. G.
Galeottiella see Galeotti, H. G.
Galinier 1356
Gallenmiuller, J. 1933
Galloe, O. 1934
Galzin, A. alph., 689
Gamble, J. S. 1935-1936
Gamblea see Gamble, J. S.
Gambleola see Gamble, J. 8.
Gand. v. Gandoger, M.
Gandoger, M. 1937-1945
Garcia see Garcia de Orta
Garcia de Orta 1946-1947, 23
Garciana see Garcia de Orta
Garcin, L. alph.; see Burman, J., Garcia de
Orta
Garcinia see Garcia de Orta
Garcke, C. A. F. 1948-1949
Garckea see Garcke, C. A. F.
Garden, A. alph.
DUI?
INDEX TO NAMES
Gardenia see Garden, A.
Gardeniola see Garden, A.
Gardeniopsis see Garden, A.
Gardiner, W. 1950
Gardner see Gardner, G.
Gardner, C. A. alph.
Gardner, G. 1951, 1772; see Fielding,
H. B.
Gardner, J. S. see Ettingshausen, C. von
Gardner, N. L. alph.
Gardneria see Gardner, G.
Gardnerodoxa see Gardner, G.
Garnsey, H. E. F. 335
Garov. v. Garovaglio, S.
Garovaglia see Garovaglio, S.
Garovaglio, S. 1952-1957
Garrett, A. O. 1958
Garrett, H. B. G. see Garrett, A. O.
Garrettia see Garrett, A. O.
Garsault, F. A. P. de 1959-1961
Gasp. v. Gasparrini, G.
Gasparinia see Gasparrini, G.
Gasparrini, G. 1962-1964
Gasparrinia see Gasparrini, G.
Gaterau 1965
Gait. v. Gattinger, A.
Gattenhof, G. M. 1966
Gattenhofia see Gattenhof, G. M.
Gattinger, A. 1967
Gaud. v. Gaudichaud-Beaupré, C.
Gaudichaud-Beaupré, C. 1968-1969; see
Delessert, J. P. B., Duperrey, L. I.
Gaudichaudia see Gaudichaud-Beaupré, C.
Gaudin, J. F. A. P. 1970-1972
Gaudinia see Gaudin, J. F. A. P.
Gaudinopsis see Gaudin, J. F. A. P.
Gaulard, G. 696
Gaut. see Gautier, M. C. G.
Gautier, M. C. G. 1973-1974; see Arvet-
Touvet, J. M. C.
Gawler, J. B. Ker- v. Ker, J. B. (olim
Gawler)
Gay, B. 1117
Gay, C. 1975
Gay, F. 1976
Gay, J. E. 1977-1979, 605, 1968; see
Gaudin, J. F. A. P.
Gaya see Gay, J. E.
Gayophytum see Gay, C.
GAZELLE 202, 1705
Gebh. v. Gebhard, J. N.
Gebhard, J. N. 1980
Geer van Jutphaas, J. L. W. de 1981, 2092
Geeria see Geer van Jutphaas, J. L. W. de
Geh. v. Geheeb, A.
Geheeb, A. 1982-1983
Geheebia see Geheeb, A.
Geinitz v. Geinitz, H. B.
Geinitz, F. E. alph.
Geinitz, H. B. 1984-1988
1118
Geiseler, E. F. 1989
Geiseleria see Geiseler, E. F.
Geisenh. v. Geisenheyner, F. A. L.
Geisenheyner, F. A. L. z990
Geitl. v. Geitler, L.
Geitler, L. alph., 1711
Geitleriella see Geitler, L.
Gelert, O. C. L. see Friderichsen, P. K. N.
Gennari, P. alph.
Genth, C. F. F. r99r
Genthia see Genth, C. F. F.
Geoffroy, E. F. 1959-1961
Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, I. 669, 1736
George, E. alph.
Georgefischeria see Fischer, G. W.
Georgi, J. G. alph.
Georgia see Georgi, J. G.
Georgia, A. E. 1992
Georgina see Georgi, J. G.
Gepp, A. alph.; see Gepp, E. S.
Gepp, E. S. alph.; see Ehret, G. D.
Gerard, J. 1993-1994, 1488-1489
Gérard, L. 1995
Gerard, P. see Gerard, J.
Gérard, R. C. J. see Bruch, P.
Gerarde, J. v. Gerard, J.
Gerardia see Gerard, J.
Gérardin de Mirecourt, S. 1996
Gerber, T. see Gorter, D. de
Gerhardt, J. 1997
Gerlache de Gomery, A. de 629
Germ. v. Germain de Saint Pierre, J. N. E.
Germain de Saint Pierre, J. N. E. 1998-
1999; 1237-1242
Germar, E. F. 2000-2001; see Goeppert,
HR.
Germaria see Germar, E. F.
Gerndt, L. 1698
Gérome, J. 602
Gerth van Wik, H. L. 2002
Gesner, C. 576, 1231, 1448; see Gronovius,
Gessner, J. 2003
Geuns, M. van 2004
Geuns, S. J. van 2005-2006, 1981, 2092
Geunsia see Geuns, S. J. van
Gevers Deynoot, P. M. E. 2007-2008; see
Abeleven; Ti. Hi A. i:
Geyer, C. A. alph.; see Durand, E. M.
Geyl. v. Geyler, H. T.
Geyler, H. T. alph.
Ghini, L. alph.
Ghobi, C. J. v. Gobi, C. J.
Gibbs, L. S. 2009
Gibbsia see Gibbs, L. S.
Gibelli, G. alph., 1075, 1954-1957
Gibellia see Gibelli, G.
Gibellina see Gibelli, G.
Gibellula see Gibelli, G.
Gibson, A. 1300
Gibson, D. N. see Gibson, W. H.
Gibson, W. H. 2010
Gibsonia see Gibson, W. H.
Gibsoniothamnus see Gibson, W. H.
Giesen, H. 1713
Giesenh. v. Giesenhagen, K. F. G.
Giesenhagen, K. F. G. 2011
Gilbert, E. J. 745
Gilg, E. F. alph., 1707, 1709, 1713
Gilg-Benedict, C. 1711
Gilib. v. Gilibert, J. E.
Gilibert, J. E. 2012-2016, 1426
Gilibertia see Gilibert, J. E.
Gilkey, H. M. 2017, 781
Gill. ve Gillet, C. C.
Gillet, C. C. 2018-2021
Gillet, father see Gillet, C. C.
Gillet, H. 602
Gilletia see Gillet, C. C.
Gilletiella see Gillet, C. C.
Gillett, F. see Gillet, C. C.
Gillies, J. alph.
Gilliesia see Gillies, J.
Gillot, F. X. 2022
Gillotia see Gillot, F. X.
Ginanni, G. 2023
Ging. v. Gingins de la Sarraz, F. C. J.
Gingins de la Sarraz, F. C. J. 2024-2025,
999
Ginginsia see Gingins de la Sarraz, F. C. J.
Gipps, R. see Buddle, A.
Girard, A. C. 602
Girault, J. see Daléchamps, J.
Girg. v. Girgensohn, G. K.
Girgensohn, G. K. 2026
Girgensohnia see Girgensohn, G. K.
Girod-Chantrans, J. 2027
Girodella see Girod-Chantrans, J.
Girodia see Girod-Chantrans, J.
Giseke, P. D. 2028-2029
Gisekea see Giseke, P. D.
Gisekia see Giseke, P. D.
Gjaerevoll, O. see Foslie, M. H.
Glassman, S. F. 1295
Glaz. v. Glaziou, A. F. M.
Glaziostelma see Glaziou, A. F. M.
Glaziou, A. F. M. 2030
Glaziova see Glaziou, A. F. M.
Gleason, H. A. alph., 778, 781
Gleasonia see Gleason, H. A.
Gled. v. Gleditsch, J. G.
Gleditsch, J. G. 2031-2036, 925
Gleditscha see Gleditsch, J. G.
Gleditschia see Gleditsch, J. G.
Gleditsia see Gleditsch, J. G.
Glendenning, R. 2087
Gleichen, W. F. 2037
Gleichenella see Gleichen, W. F.
Gleichenia see Gleichen, W. F.
Gleicheniastrum see Gleichen, W. F.
INDEX TO NAMES
Gleicheniopsis see Gleichen, W. F.
Gleichenoides see Gleichen, W. F.
Gleichnites see Gleichen, W. F.
Glocker, E. F. von alph.
Glockeria see Glocker, E. F. von
Glow. v. Glowacki, J.
Glowacki, J. alph.
Gloxin, B. P. 2038
x Gloxinantha see Gloxin, B. P.
< Gloxinera see Gloxin, B. P.
Gloxinia see Gloxin, B. P.
Gliick, C. M. H. alph.
Gmelek, F. P. 183
Gmelin, C. C. 2039-2041
Gmelin, J. F. 2042-2046; see Gmelin, J. G.,
Gmelin, P. F.
Gmelin, J. G. 2047; see Gmelin, J. F.,
Gmelin, P. F., Gmelin, S. G.
Gmelin, P. F. 2048, 1647; see Gmelin,
ak
Gmelin, S. G. 2049-2050, 204.7; see Guel-
denstaedt, A. J. von
Gmelina see Gmelin, J. G.
Gmelinia see Gmelin, J. G.
Gobi, C. J. 2051-2053
Gobia see Gobi, C. J.
Gobiella see Gobi, C. J.
Goddijn, W. A. 676
Godefroy-Leb. v. Godefroy-Leboeuf, A.
Godefroy-Leboeuf, A. alph., 602
Godet, C. H. 2054-2055
Godetia see Godet, C. H.
Godey, L. L. 725
Godm. v. Godman, F. Du Cane
Godman, F. Du Cane 2056
Godmania see Godman, F. Du Cane
Godr. v. Godron, D. A.
Godron, D. A. 2058-2063, 2153-2154
Godronia see Godron, D. A.
Godroniella see Godron, D. A.
Godroniopsis see Godron, D. A.
Goebel, K. C. T. F. 2064-2065
Goebel, K. I. E. 2067
Goebelia see Goebel, K. C. 'T. F.
Goebeliella see Goebel, K. I. E.
Goebelobryum see Goebel, K. I. E.
Goepp. v. Goeppert, H. R.
Goeppert, H. R. 2068-2080, 807, 1158; see
Berendt, G. C., Berger, R., Gleditsch,
jaiG:
Goeppertella see Goeppert, H. R.
Goeppertia see Goeppert, H. R.
Goethe, J. W. von 2081, 833; see Gingins
de la Sarraz, F. C. J.
Goethea see Goethe, J. W. von
Goeze, E. 981
Goldenberg, C. F. 2082-2083
Goldfuss, G. A. 2084
Goldfussia see Goldfuss, G. A.
Goldschmidt, M. 200
I11g
INDEX TO NAMES
Gomery, A. de Gerlache de v. Gerlache de
Gomery, A. de
Gomont, M. A. 2085
Gomontia see Gomont, M. A.
Gomontiella see Gomont, M. A.
Gonz. Frag. v. Fragoso, R. G.
Gonzalez Fragoso, R. v. Fragoso, R. G.
Good, P. see Flinders, M
Goodale, G. L. 2122
Goor, A. C. J. van 2086
Gordon, G. 2087
Gordon, R. J. 568
Gorski, S. B. see Eichwald, K. E. I.
Gorter, D. de 2068-2094, 1991, 2005
Gorter, J. de see Gorter, D. de
Gorteria see Gorter, D. de
Gossin 1048
Gotés, A. Sallent y v. Sallent y Gotés, A.
Gothan, W. U. E. F. 2095, 1711
Gothania see Gothan, W. U. E. F.
Gothaniella see Gothan, W. U. E. F.
Gothanopteris see Gothan, W. U. E. F.
Gottmann, O. 1894
Gottsche, C. M. 2096-2098, 1557, 17053
see Crueger, H., Fendler, A.
Gottschea see Gottsche, C. M.
Gottschelia see Gottsche, C. M.
Gouan, A. 2099-2103, 99; see Bergius, P. J.,
Dombey, J.
Gouania see Gouan, A.
Goujaud, A. J. A. v. Bonpland, A. J. A.
Gourlie, R. see Gourlie, W.
Gourlie, W. alph.
Gourliea see Gourlie, W.
Govindo, G. 391-392, 394
Grabowski, F. J. see Grabowski, H. E.
Grabowski, H. E. 2104
Grabowskia see Grabowski, H. E.
Graderia see Gerard, J.
Graebn. v. Graebner, K. O. R. P. P.
Graebn. sen. v. Graebn.
Graebner, F. 2105
Graebner jr. v. Graebner, P.
Graebner, K. O. R. P. P. 2105-2106, 200-
201, 1712-1713
Graebner, P. 200
Graebner sr. v. Graebner, K. O. R. P. P.
Graff, E. G. 2107
Graffenried, F. L. A. 368
Graham, J. 2108
Graham, R. see Graham, J.
Grahamia see Graham, J.
Gran, H. H. alph.
Grand. v. Grandidier, A.
Grand’Eury, F. C. alph., 803
Grandeurya see Grand’Eury, F. C.
Grandeuryella see Grand’ Eury, F. C.
Grandidier, A. 2109
Grandidier, G. 2109
Grantzow, C. 2110
r120
Graum. v. Graumiiller, J. C. F.
Graumiiller, J. C. F. 2rrr-2114
Graves, C. B. 2115
Graves, G. 2116, 1286
Graves, L. 2117
Gravesia see Graves, L.
Gravesiella see Graves, L.
Gravet, P. J. F. alph., 1274; see Delogne,
(On Jah:
Gray, A. 2118-2133, 84, 652, 1320, 1690,
1696, 1761; see Chapman, A. W.,
Durand, E. M.
Gray, J. E. alph., 2134
Gray, M. E. see Gray, J. E.
Gray, S. F. 2134; see Gray, J. E.
Grayemma see Gray, J. E.
Grayia see Gray, A.
Grebe, H. 1949
Grecescu, D. 2135
Grech Delicata, G. C. 2136-2137
Green, M. L. 778
Greene, E. L. 2138-2144, 777
Greeneina see Greene, E. L.
Greenm. v. Greenman, J. M.
Greenman, J. M. 2145
Greenmania see Greenman, J. M.
Greenmaniella see Greenman, J. M.
Gregory, J. W. sce Britten, J., Clarke, C.
B., Gepp, A.
Greis;: Ho171t
Gremli, A. 2146-2148
Gren. v. Grenier, J. CG. M.
Grenier, J. GC. M. 2149-2156
Greniera see Grenier, J. C. M.
Greschik, V. alph.
Greshoff, M. 2157-2158
Grev. v. Greville, R. K.
Greville, C. F. see Greville, R. K.
Greville, R. K. 2159-2163
Grevillea see Greville, R. K.
Grevillia see Greville, R. K.
Griess. v. Griesselich, L.
Griesselich, L. 2164-2165
Griff. v. Griffith, W.
Griffith, J. W. see Berkeley, M. J.
Griffith, W. 2166-2170
Griffithia see Griffith, W.
Griffithianthus see Griffith, W.
Griffiths, A. W. see Griffiths, D.
Griffiths, D. 2177, 781
Griffithsia see Griffiths, D.
Griffitsia see Griffiths, D.
Grindon, L. H. 2172
Griseb. v. Grisebach, A. H. R.
Grisebach, A. H. R. 2171-2187, 999; 5
Duchassaing de Fontbressin, E. P.
Grisebachia see (Gnisebacks A. H.R.
Groenh. v. Groenhart, P.
Groenhart, P. alph.
Gronlund, C. C. H. alph.
Grognot, C. 2188, 1023
Gronov. v. Gronovius, J. F.
Gronovia see Gronovius, J. F.
Gronovius, J. F’. 2789-2190; see Clayton, J.,
Colden, J.
Gronovius, L. T. 2189
Grosser, W. 1713
Grout, A. J. 2191-2195, 774, 781
Groutia see Grout, A. J.
Grove v. Grove, W. B.
Grove, A. 1664
Grove, E. 2196
Grove, W. B. 2197-2198, 234
Grovea see Grove, E.
Groveola see Grove, W. B.
Groves, H. alph., 216; see Groves, J.
Groves, J. 2199, 216; see Groves, H.
Groves, J. W. see Groves, H.
Grovesia see Groves, H.
Grovesichara see Groves, J.
Grubb, M. see Bergius, P. J.
Gruening, G. 1713
Griiss, J. 2200
Grumm. v. Grumman, V. J.
Grumman, V. J. alph.
Gruner 2113 .
Grunoy, A. 2201, 202, 1764; see Ferguson,
W.
Grunoviella see Grunov, A.
Grunow, A. v. Grunov, A. 2
Grunowia see Grunov, A.
Guég. v. Guéguen, F. P. J.
Guéguen, F. P. J. 2202
Gueguenia see Guéguen, F. P. J.
Gueldenst. v. Gueldenstaedt, A. J. von
Gueldenstaedt, A. J. von 2203
Gueldenstaedtia see Gueldenstaedt, A. J. von
Gimbel, C. W. von 2204; see Giimbel, W.
ali
Giimbel, W. T. 2205, 844; see Giimbel, C.
W. von
Guembelia see Giimbel, W. T.
Guépin, J. P. 2206
Guepinia see Guépin, J. P.
Guepiniella see Guépin, J. P.
Guepiniopsis see Guépin, J. P.
Guéranger, E. A. F. 1438
Guerke, R. L. A. M. alph.
Girke, T. see Guerke, R. L. A. M.
Guett. v. Guettard, J. E.
Guettard, J. E. 2207-2209
Guettarda see Guettard, J. E.
Guettardella see Guettard, J. E.
Guichard, A. 518; see Billot, P. C.
Guichard, P. 518; see Billot, P. C.
Guidonia see Fagon, G. C.
Guillaumin, A. alph.
Guillemin, A. 2270-2213, 863, 983; see
Delessert;) jive. b:
Guillemin, J. B. A. v. Guillemin, A.
INDEX TO NAMES
Guilleminea see Guillemin, A.
Guillon, E. J. F. Le v. Le Guillon, E. J. F.
Guimpel, F. 2214-2216
Guion, A. 602
Gunn. v. Gunnerus, J. E.
Gunnera see Gunnerus, J. E.
Gunneropsis see Gunnerus, J. E.
Gunnerus, J. E. 2277
Guss. v. Gussone, G.
Gussone, G. 2218-2222
Gussonea see Gussone, G.
Gusul. v. Gusuleac, M.
Gusuleac, M. alph.
Gutbier, C. A. von 2223
Gutbiera see Gutbier, C. A. von
Guitbiera see Gutbier, C. A. von
Gyelnik, V. K. alph.
Gyorffy, I. alph.
Gyoerffyana see Gyorfty, I.
Gyoerffyella see Gyorfty, I.
Haas, D. M. G. de see Boedijn, K. B.
Haas, P. 1820
Hackel, E. 978, 1592, 1835
Haenke, T. see Candolle, A. P. de
Hafstrém, A. G. 1894
Hagstrom, J. F. 1886
Hakansson, G. O. 172
Halk, O. J. 49
Hall, E. see Durand, E. M.
Hall, E. C. see Colden, J.
Hall, H. C. van 2007
Hall, H. M. 781
Hall, J. 1614, 1852
Haller, A. von see Bergius, P. J., Burman,
J., Dick, J., Gagnebin de la Ferriére,
A., Gessner, J., Gmelin, J. G.
Hallier, E. 1592
Hallstrém, C. E. 39
Halsted, B. L. 777
Hamale, F. Cannart d’ vw.
d’Hamale, F.
Hamelia see Duhamel de Monceau, H. L.
Hamilton, A. A. 1732
Hamilton, F. Buchanan v. Buchanan
Hamilton, F.
Hammar, O. N. 53
Hammarstrém, A. A. 1879
Hampe, G. E. L. 451; see Bartling, F. G.,
Gottsche, C. M.
Hance, H. F. 427, 1814
Hanin, L. 1409
Hanks, L. T. 781
Harger, E. B. 2115
Hariot, P. 202
Hariot, T. 602
Harms, H. A. T. 766, 1298, 1711, 1713
Harshberger, J. W. 1712
Hartlaub, G. 866
Hartmann, F. X. von 1266
Cannart
EATS
INDEX TO NAMES
Hartog, de see Burman, J., Burman, N. L.
Hartog, J. 928
Hartog, M. M. 246
Hartweg, K. T. 424
Harvey, W. H.. 2309; see) Clifton, "G.;
Cocks, J., Gray, A.
Harvey-Gibson, R. J. see Gibson, W. H.
Hasse, L. A. W. 390
Hasselbring, H. 205
Hasselquist, F. see Bergius, P. J.
Hasselt, J. C. van 728, see Breda, J. G. S.
Hassler, E. 303-304
Haussknecht, H. K. see Baenitz, K. G.
Havell, R. 937
Haworth, A. 135
Hayes, S. 1616
Haynald, L. 1920
Hayne, F. G. 2214-2215; see Guimpel, F.
Haynes, C. C. 781
Heald, F. D. 312
Hébert, E. 1303
Heckel, E. 1600
Heckel, J. J. 1765
Hedrick, J. 1780
Hedwig, J. 350; see Duby, J. E.
Heemskerck see Boerhaave, H.
Heer, O. 1020
Heim, F. L. 253
Heimerl, A. 1711
Heine, H. 1226
Heinke 2076
Heister, L. 1738
Heldreich, T. von see Ascherson, P. F. A.
Heller, A. A. see Evans, A. W.
Hemprich, F. W. 1634-1636, 1643
Hemsley, W. B. 1094, 1176, 1290, 1814
Henfrey, A. 712
Henry, A. 131; see Berkeley, M. J.
Henry, L. 602
HERALD see Edmondston, ‘T.
Herincq, B. 601, 640, 1160
Heéritier de Brutelle, C.-L. L.’ v. L’Héri-
tier de Brutelle, C.-L.
Hermann, P. 928; see Boerhaave, H.,
Burman, J. Burman, N. L., Delessert,
eoPSB:
HeErmIniE see Gaudichaud-Beaupré, C.
Herold see Brandes, E.
Herrich-Schaffer, G. A. W. 1915
Herter, G. see Aellen, P.
Hervey, A. B. 1178; see Collins, F. S.
Herzog) TK J. 1712, 1983
Heurck, H. F. van 68
Heward, R. see Cunningham, A.
Heyland, J. C. 605, 610, 972-973, 997-998,
1000-1001, 1004-1006, 1008, 1016-1017,
1093, 1113-1115, 1255, 2024-2025.
Heynhold, G. 1768
Hildebrand, B. E. 39
Hill, A. W. 1290
1122
Hill, J. 1647
Hinds, B. 425
Hirschfeld, C. C. L. 1645
Hitchcock, A. S. 778, 781
Hjorth, C. 32
Hochreutiner, B. P. G. 766
Hochstetter, C. F. 1620; see Frank, J. C.
Hoglind 1143
Hok, C. T. 1875
H6ok, C. 1886
H6ok, E. M. 47
Hoffmann, G. F. see Ehrhart, J. F.
Hoffmann, K. 1711, 1713
Hoffmannsegg, J. C. von 812
Hofmeister, W. 2178
Hofmeister, W. B. F. 335, 712
Hohenacker, R. F. see Becker, A., Breutel,
J. G., Fortune, R.
Holden, I. see Collins, F. 8.
Holden, S. 342
Holmes, E. W. see George, E.
Holmgren, A. see Flowers, S.
Holland, R. 770
Hollick, C. A. 775, 777
Holmberg, L. P. 44
Holmes, E. M. 360
Holmgren, C. A. 172
Holmgren, H. J. 189
Holway, E. W. D. see Arthur, J. C.
Hombron, J. B. see Dumont d’Urville, J.
SG:
Home, E. see Bauer, F. A.
Honigberger, J. M. 1677
Hooker, J. D. 426, 429, 652, 999, 1165,
1290, 15913; see Afzelius, A., Ball, J.,
Collie, A., Dalzell, N. A., Gaudin, J. F.
A. P.
Hooker, W. J. 344, 792, 1286, 1290, 1473,
1658, 2120, 2122, 2124-2125, 2127,
2134; see Bauer, F. A., Beechey, F. W., ©
Bourgeau, E., Colebrooke, H. T.,
Douglas, D., Drummond, T., Gourlie,
W.
Hoppe, D. H. 1915; see Fiirnrohr, A. E.
Hormusji, H. 1606
Hornemann, J. W. 46
Hornschuch, C. F. 46
Horsfield, T. 418, 836; see Bennett, J. J.
Houbraken, J. 928
Houdart 800
Houstoun, W. see Buddle, A.
Houttuyn, M. 1130; see Burman, J.
Howe, M. A. 781, 2192
uy Eo Ee 1104:
Hudson, W. see Buddle, A., Gronovius, J. F.
Hiibner, J. W. P. see Genth, C. F. F.
Hiigel, C. 1678
Humble, O. J. 1886
Humboldt, F. W. H. A. von 563, 691; see
Bonpland, A. J. A.
Hunt, D. R. 1290
Hunt, Mrs. R. A. v. Mc Masters Miller, R.
Huot, A. 1363
Husnot, P. T. see Bruch, P.
Hussey, A. M. 231
Hutchins, E. 1473
Hutchinson, J. 820
Huth, G. L. 1057, 1767
Huczard sr., J. B. see Déterville
Hydnora 8
Ifdregea see Drége, J. F.
INVESTIGATOR 827, 1806; see Flinders, M.
Inmascher,, E1711, 713
IsABELLA 830
Istvanfh, G. 1149
Ives, J. C. 1691; see Gray, A.
Jablonsky, E. 1713
Jackson, B. D. 1140, 1994
Jackson, G. 135
Jackson, H. S. 781
Jacob de Cordemoy, E. v. Cordemoy, E.
J. de
Jacquelin-Dubuisson J. R. v. Dubuisson,
J. R. Jacquelin
Jacquemont, V. see Bentham, G.
Jacques-Félix, H. 1100
Jacquin, J. F. von 362, 372; see Diesing,
Cc. M.
Jacquinot, H. 1557; see Dumont d’ Urville,
Jie Se (GE
Jahn, E. 1711
James, T. P. 312, 1310
Jamesbrittenia see Britten, J.
Jameson, H. G. 1480
Jameson, R. 992
Jameson, W. 185
Janchen, E. 1711
Janelli, G. 2222
Janslin, C. 1124
Jassniiger 434
Jaubert, H.-F. de 208
Jaume Saint-Hilaire, J. H. 1293, 1409-
1410, 1547
Jeker 1124
Jensen, C. E. O. 179
ientzsclye Aw 7,
Jobard-Muteau, J. 1907
Jobin, A. 602, 1757-1758
Johanson, C. J. 1886, 1891
Johnson, M. M. 1164
Johnson, T. 1993
Johnstone, W. G. see Croall, A.
Jones, J. see Buddle, A.
Jones, T. R. 1028
Jones, V. H. 1780
Jonsson, H. 587
Jordan, A. see Fourreau, J. P., Gilibert,
eee
INDEX TO NAMES
Jorgensen, P. M. 9
Josephia see Banks, J.
Joséphine, Empress of France 1547
Jouannet, F. 1401
Jouy 800
Jovet, P. 1250
Juel, H. O. 1879
Jundzill, S. see Besser, W. S. J. G.
Junghuhn, F. W. 2077
Jussieu, A. de see Fagon, G. C.
Jussieu, A. H. L. de 669, 863, 2025
Jussieu, A. L. de 350, 613, 1234, 1293,
1393, 1410, 1553, 1614, 1917, 1921,
1995-1996, 2134; see Adanson, M.,
Aubletanjiib.sG. 5 @ommersonsye
Desfontaines, R. L., Dombey, J.
Jussieu, B. de 1995; see Bartram, J.,
Dombey, J., Burman, J., Desfontaines,
Re Ey Rée, Ay i A’, Gerardi
Just; Te sce(Geyler;e Wy.
Jutphaas, J. L. W. de Geer van v. Geer
van Jutphaas, J. L. W. de
Kalckstein, H. 746
Kallstenius, J. J. 32
Kanitz, A. 197
Karsten, G. 1711
Kauffman, C. H. 781
FKayea see Greville, R. K.
Keissler, C. 387
Keller, J. C. 2037
Keller, R. 200
Kellerman, W. A. see Ellis, J. B.
Kellogg, A. 2139
Kennedy, J. 135
Kensit, H. M. L. v. Bolus, H. M. L.
Ker, J. B. (olum Gawler) 136, 1625; see
Edwards, S. T.
Kem ri. De 701
Kerner, J. S. 1826
Kerner von Marilaun, A. J. see Fritsch
Theos ISS
Kerr, A. F. G. 1261
Kickx jr., J. 909, 1561
Kiggelaer, F. 1187
Kihlgren, N. 39
Kilburn, W. 1286
Killerman, S. 1711, 1886
King, R. M. 1050
Kingdon, B. 1004
Kirchner, O. 1159
Kirschleger, F. 2164; see Buchoz, P. J.
Kjellberg, C. J. 169
Kjellmann, C. J. 1886
Kjellmann, G. F. see Bergius, P. J.
Klatt, F. W. 198, 1592
Klebahn, H. 410
Klebs, R. 104.2
Kleinhoff, C. see Burman, J.
Klement, O. see Cretzoiu, P.
1123
INDEX TO NAMES
Klincksieck, P. 1848
Klingberg, E. K. 1886, 1889
Klinsmann, E. F. see Breyne, J.
Klotzsch, J. F. 443, 1457; see Guimpel, F.
Klug, F. 1636
Kneucker, J. A. see Bauer, E., Buchenau,
F. G. P.
Knight, E. C. 1908
Knight, E. G. v. Britton, E. G.
Knoche, H. see Engler, H. G. A., Gautier,
M. C. G.
Knolle, F. A. G. 546
Knuth, RG Ban7 50.) 57.03
Kobresia see Cobres, J. P. von
Koch, K. H. E. 1671; see Dorfler, I.
Koch, K. L. 1915
Koch, W. D. J. 219, 451, 559, 702, 1402;
see Candolle, A. P. de
Koehne, E. 1713
K6farag6-Gyelnik, V. v. Gyelnik, V. K.
Konig, J. G. 1183; see Bergius, P. J.
Koenig, K. D. E. 1069
Korber, G. W. 866, 943
Kornlein, J. 931
Kolbe, P. 928
Kornatzki, E. von 454, 2074
Korthals, P. W. 565
Kotschy, K. G. T. 1765
Kotzebue, O. von 1084
Kouwels, A. J. 678, 1512-1513
Kraenzlin, F. W. L. 1713
Krausel, R. 1711
Kratt BO 2124)
Kralik, J. L. 1243
KraSan, F. 1730
Krascheninnikow, S. 2090
Kraus, G. 866
Krause, J. 1711
Krause, K. 1711, 1713
Krebs, P. 1698
Krempelhuber, A. von 1764
Krinitz, J. G. 1629, 1661
Krug, C. W. L. 289; see Bello y Espinosa,
D., Duss, A.
Kuekenthal, G. 1713
Kuetzing, F. T. 1851; see Brébisson, L. A.
de, Bory de Saint-Vincent, J. B. G. M.
Kuhl, H. 728; see Breda, J. G. S. van
Kuhn, M. 198, 1705
Kumpfler, J. C. 1001
Kunth, C. 8. 669, 1081
Kuntze, G. 831
Kunze, G. 2064
Kurtz, F. see Ascherson, P. F. A.
Laan, A. van der 935
Labillardiére, J. J. H. de 109; see Deles-
Sertajaes bs;
Laborde, L. E. 8. J. de 1354-1355
La BoubDEUSE see Commerson, P.
1124
Lacépéde, B. G. E. de la Ville 1390
Lachmann, E. v. Laxmann, E.
Lackmann, E. v. Laxmann, E.
Lackowitz, A. W. 196
Lacoste, C. M. van der Sande v. Sande
Lacoste, C. M. van der
Lafosse, G. de 669
Lagarde Montlezun, de 1830
Lagasca y Segura, M. 1066; see Cavanil-
less Aza
Lagesse 1088
Lagger, F. see Fries, E. M.
Lallemantia see Avé-Lallement, J. L. E.
Lamarck, J. B. A. P. M. de 987-988; see
Adanson, | Miss Aublet, yan bmi Gears:
Bruce, J., Commerson, P., Dombey, J.
Lambergen, T. see Gorter, D. de
Lambert, A. B. 141, 2087; see Baldwin, W.,
Bauer, F. A., Bauer, F. L., Boott, F. M.
B., Colebrooke, H. T., Delessert, J. P.
B., Don, D., Forster, J. G. A., Garcin,
3 Gmelin, ja Gs) Gmelin, 7SaG=
Georgi, J. G.
Lambioi, G. see Agosti, G.
Lamouroux, J. V. F. 669-670, 1663
Lamouroux, S. 795
Lanessan, J. M. A. de 253
Lang, E. A. v. Wainio, E. A.
Lange, L. 597
Langsdorff, G. H. von see Freyreiss, G. W.
Laoh, B. 225
Laplanche, M. C. de gog
Laporte Castelnau, F. L. N. de Caumont
de v. Castelnau, F. L. N. de C. de L.
Larbrea see Delarbre, A.
Laségue, A. 1008, 1351; see Delessert, J.
PSB:
Lastrea see Delastre, C. J. L.
Lastrella see Delastre, C. J. L.
Lastreopsis see Delastre, C. J. L.
Latour 567-568
Latreille, P. A. 669; see Déterville
Laurell, LP 1377
Laurent, E. 602, 1435
Lawrence, J. 1288
Lawrence, W. S. 698
Lawson see Brickell, J.
Lawson, P. 2087
Laxmann, E. 2090; see Bergius, P. J.
Lay, G. T. see Beechey, F. W.
Layens, G. de 642-643, 1249
Layne, M. K. v. Brandegee, M. K.
Lea, T. G. see Berkeley, M. J.
Le Berriays 1546
Leblanc, F. 1339
Lebrun 1356
Leche, H. 48
Lechler, W. 2178
Leclerc 1390
Lecomte, H. see Finet, E. A.
Lecoq, H. 809
Ledebour, C. F. von 913, 1652, 1676
Ledoux-Lebard, R. go09
Lee, S. v. Bowdich, S.
Leeuwen, T. M. van 117
Le Franc van Berkhey, J. v. Franc van
Berkhey, J. le
Le Guillon, E. J. F. see Dumont d’Urville,
Jo ts (Cs
Lejeune, A. L. S. 1559
Leman, D. S. 1293
Le Marchant Moore, S. v.
Moore, S. le
Le Monnier, A. A. G. 2061
Lemonnier, L. G. see Commerson, P.,
Delessert, J. P. B., Desfontaines, R. L.,
Dombey, J.
Lengyel, G. 1343
Lenidia see Dillenius, J. J.
Lenormand, S. R. see Drake del Castillo,
E.
Leonhard 231
Leonhard, K. C. von 533
Le Play,.F. 1363
Lerche, J. J. see Gorter, D. de
Lerchenau, G. Beck von Mannagetta und
v. Beck, G.
L’Escluse, C. de v. Clusius, C.
Lesd., B. de v. Bouly de Lesdain, M.
Lesdain, M. Bouly de v. Bouly de Lesdain,
M.
Lesdainea see Bouly de Lesdain, M.
Leske, N. G. 1790
Lesquereux, C. L. 312; see Bolander, H.N.,
Lessertia see Delessert, J. P. B.
Lessing, C. F. 1082
Lesson, P. A. 671, 1556; see Dumont
d’Urville, J. S. C.
Lesson, R. P. 1556; see Cuvier, G.-F.
L’EToILe see Commerson, P.
Le Turquier de Longchamp, J. A. 909
Leéveilles Je He 1363;7°1598, 10969;) see
Demidow, A. N.
Levi, D. 1422
Levier, E. 296
Levieux, J. B. P. 909
Levrault, F. G. see Cuvier, G.-F.
L’Héritier de Brutelle, C.-L. 1059-1060;
see Aiton, W., Buchoz, P. J., Commer-
son, C., Dombey, J.
L’HErmIniE see Gaudichaud-Beaupré, C.
Lhwyd, E. see Buddle, A.
Liebmann, F. M. 2098
Liedberg, W. 1879
Ligneville, A. de 1088
LIGURIA 1424
Lilaea see Delile, A.
Liljevalch, E. 857
Lilljeborg, C. P. 47
Limpricht, H. W. 1713
Marchant
INDEX TO NAMES
Limpricht, K. G. 1159
Linant 1354
Linck, J. W. 1718
Lindau, G. 1592, 1951
Lindblom, A. E. 1862; see Aspegren, G. C.
Lindbom, O. 32
Lindeberg, C. J. 189
Lindeman, M. 866
Lindemann, E. von 1711, 1802
Lindenberg, J. B. W. 1557, 2097
Lindgren, J. 1864
Lindheimer, F. J. 1690; see Durand, E. M.
Lindley, J. 365, 425, 1505, 1614, 1625,
1683; see Edwards, S. T., Gray, A.
Lingelsheim, A. von 1159, 1713
Link, J. H. F. 451, 812, 863, 1454, 1456;
see Gleditsch, J. G., Guimpel, F.
Linnaeus fil., C. see Alstromer, C., Aublet,
J. B. C. F., Back, A., Dahlberg, C. G.
Litardiére, R. de 767
Ljungstedt, G. C. 39
Llanos, A. 553; see Blanco, F. M.
Lofberg, N. 1862
L6fling, P. see Bergius, P. J.
’ Loesener, T. 1711
Loéwenadler, C. O. 1876
Loiseleur-Deslongchamps, J. L. A. 1293,
1409-1410, 1547
Longberg, A. G. 124
Longchamp, J. A. Le Turquier de v. Le
Turquier de Longchamp, J. A.
Looser, G. 482; see Aellen, P.
Lopez, H. Ruiz v. Ruiz Lopez, H.
Lorentz, P. G. 198, 2186-2187
Lorinser, G. 1905
Loudon, J. C. 141
Louichea see Desfontaines, R. L.
Loureiro, J. de 350
Lucand, J. L. 2022
Lucas, J. A. H. 669
Ludwig, C. F. 1453
Ludwig, C. G. 546, 583
Ludwig, R. 1988
Liibeck, J. J. W. A. D. 2046
Liidi, W. 1793
Lundell, J. 1879
Lundstrém, P. M. 44
Luyken, H. 410
Luyken, J. A. 11
Lykberg, S. 39
Lyte, H. 1488
M‘. Clelland, J. 2166-2170
McDonald, J. M. 2139
McFarlane, J. see Forsskal, P.
Macfarlane, J. M. 1713
McFarlane, K. see Forsskal, P.
Mackenzie, K. K. 781
McLennan, E. I. 1732
McMasters Miller, R. 315
1125
INDEX TO NAMES
MacNab, J. see Don, G.
McVaugh, R. 781
Mager 2074-2075
Maggiora, L. 744
Magnol, P. see Bouchet, D.
Magnus, P. 1299
Maiden, J. H. 1732
Mains, E. B. 781
Maire, R. 353; see Battandier, J. A.
Maisonneuve, M. C. Durieu de v. Durieu
de Maisonneuve, M. C.
Maisonneuvea see Durieu de Maisonneuve,
M. C.
Malapeau, C. L. 800
Malme, G. O. A. 781, 1711
Maly, K. 386
Mannagetta und Lerchenau, G. Beck von
v. Beck, G.
Mannagettaea see Beck, G.
Manningham, T. see Buddle, A.
Manoncourt, C. N. S. -Sonnini de v.
Sonnini de Manoncourt, C. N. S.
Manoury, C. A. 253
Mansfeld, P. 1362
Maranta, B. see Ghini, L.
Marcellin, J. B. G. M. 1090
Marchal, E. 1592
Marchant Moore, S. le 1745
Margadant, W. D. 844
Marilaun, A. J. Kerner von v. Kerner von
Marilaun, A. J.
Maris, J. B. G. 1968
Markgraf, F. 1711
Marques 144.2
Marshall, H. 1312
Martelli, N. 634
Martelli, U. 381-382
Martens, E. von 1636
Martin, G. W. 781
Martin, W. 910
Martinet, F. N. 1995
Martini, F. H. W. 25
Martino, F. S. 413
Martrin-Donos, V. de see Gautier, M.
CAG:
Martius, C. F. P. von 191, 389, 1156, 1649
Marty, L. 1974
Massard, A. 547
Massé see Cuvier, G.-F.
Massey 1293
Massey, R. E. 820
Masson, F. 363
Masters, M. T. 978, 1814
Mathews, C. 374
Mathews, F.
Mathews, F.
Mathias, M. E. 781
Mathiole, P. A. v. Mattioli, P. A.
Mathis 800
Mattfeld, J. 1711
Schuyler v. Schuyler
1126
Matthews, V. D. 781
Mattioli, P. A. 1544, 2016; see Aldrovan-
di, U., Ghini, L.
Mattirolo, O. 1075
Maubert 652
Maximowicz, C. J. 1814, 1844
Maxon, W. R. 781, 788
Mayr, E. 1313
Mazé, M. 289
M. CG. D. 1349
Meerburgh, N. see Gorter, D. de
Meinecke, J.. L. G. 2000
Meisner, C. F. 999, 1004, 1676, 2025
Meissner, C. F. v. Meisner, C. F.
Melchior, H. 1707, 1711
Melin, H. M. 1862
Mendes, E. J. 1734
Mendonga, F. de A. 1734
Menge, F. A. 2080
Merat, M. 1239
Mercado, I. 553
Merini, M. see Ghini, L.
Merrill, M. A. see Chase, M. A.
Mettenius, G. 1764
Meunier 800
Meunier, E. S. 1589
Meyen, F. J. F. see Grisebach, A. H. R.
Meyer, B. 1926
Meyer, C. A. von 635, 1652, 1785-1788
Meyer, C. E. H. von 807, 1576, 2079
Meyer, E. H. F. 1082, 1518
Meyer, F. A. A. 1575
Meyer, J. 1758
Meyer, L. 46
Mez, C. C. 978, 1713
Michaux, A. see Delessert, J. P. B.,
Delile, A.
Michel, E. 1547
Micheli, M. 978, 1592
Michener, E. 1310
Middendorff, A. T. von see Goeppert,
EERE
Mieling, C. W. 2077
Mier y Teran, M. de 470-471
Mildbraed, J. 1711, 1713
Milde, J. 1764
Millar, R. see Buddle, A.
Miller, G. M. 781
Miller, H. A. see Bonner, C. E. B.
Miller, James 295
Miller, John v. Mueller, J. S.
Maller, J: F. 725 295,375
Miller, P. 1498, 164.7; see Gronovius, J. F.
Miller, R. McMasters v. McMasters
Miller, R.
Miller, W. 241
Millet 1417
Millot, A. 1507
Mills, F. W. 1334
Millspaugh, C. F. 787
Milne, C. g10
Miquel, F. A. W. 567, 1777, 2124, 2127,
2184
Mirbel, C. F. B. de 809, 1293, 1410, 1547,
1969
Mirecourt, S. Gérardin de v. Gérardin de
Mirecourt, S.
Mitten, W. 2056; see Crueger, H.
Mocino, J. M. 977
Moebius, M. 202
Moller, J. D. see Cleve, P. T:
Mohr, D. M. H. 1473
Moldenke, H. N. 781
Molkenboer, J. H. 679, 1509-1512
Mombret, A. F. E. Coquebert de z.
Coquebert de Mombret, A. F. A.
Monardes, N. 1150
Monceau, H. L. Duhamel du v. Duhamel
du Monceau, H. L.
Moninckx, J. 1187
Monnard, J. P. 1971-1972
Monnet de Lamarck, J. B. A. P. v. La-
marck, Jin been. bey Micde
Monnier, A.-A. G. Le v. Le Monnier, A.
ins (Ee
Montagne, J. P. F. C. 412, 461, 1557,
1598, 1969, 1975
Montandon, F. J. 1860
Montfalcon see Buchoz, P. J.
Montgazon, B. de 253
Montin, L. J. see Alstromer, C., Dryander,
J. G.
Montlezun, De Lagarde v. Lagarde
Montlezun, de
Moor, V. P. G. De v. De Moor, V. P. G.
Moore, S. le Marchant v. Marchant
Moore, S. le
Moquin-Tandon, C. H. B. A. 999; see
Cosson, E. St.-G.
Mora, M. del Amo y v. Amo y Mora, M.
del
More, T. see Buddle, A.
Moretti, G. see Boccone, P.
Morgan, H. see Ghini, L.
Morgan, R. 1908
Moricand, M. E. 1004; see Berlandier, J. L.
Moricand, S. v. Moricand, M. E.
Moriere, J. 724
Moros, F. Azpeitia v. Azpeitia Moros, F.
Morren, C. J. E. 272
Morries, J. D. 2116
Morrow, J. see Gray, A.
Motelay, L. see Duby, J. E.
Mott, F. T. 1165
Mougeot, J. A. sce Duby, J. E.
Mouillefert, P. 602
Moulins, Des v. Des Moulins
Moulinsia see Des Moulins, C. R. A.
Miggenburg, S. Schulzer von v. Schulzer
von Miiggenburg, S.
INDEX TO NAMES
Miller, C. F. 805
Miller, F. 869
Mueller, F. J. H. von 428; see Ecklon,
(Cp, 18,
Miller, J. K. A. 866
Mueller, J. S. 938
Mueller, K. 570
Mueller, K. A. F. W. 1705
Miller Arg., J. 999, 1592,
Balansa, B.
Muenster, G. 719, 2084
Muhlenberg, Gi Hey E910; $1294-ssee
Brickell, J., Elliott, S.
Munz, P. A. 781
Murray, A. 843
Murray, G. R. M. 1210
Murray, J. 1056
Murray, J. A. 1823; see Bergius, P. J.
Murrill, W. A. 781
Muschler, R. 1589
Mussat, E. V. 253, 909
Mussion, M. L. see Allioni, C.
1705; see
_ Mutis, J. C. see Bergius, P. J., Caldas, F. J.
de
Mycociferria see Cifferi, R.
Nanot, J. 602
Napoléon Bonaparte 1353
Napp, E. 504
Nares, G. S. 1056
Nash, G. V. 779, 781
Naves, A. 553, 1766; see Berkeley, M. J.
Nauche, J. 1587
Naudin, C. V. 1339, 1975
Nees von Esenbeck, C. G. D. 451-452,
559-560, 562, 624, 825, 833, 999, 1557,
1633, 1917-1918, 2097; see Forchham-
menpj. G., Hunck, H C.; Guimpel, F:
Nees von Esenbeck, T. F. L. 624, 1731
Nelson, A. 1253
Nelson, D. see Cook, J.
Nennes, M. 1886-1887
Neoabbottia see Abbot, C.
Neoagardhiella see Agardh, J. G.
Neoardissonia see Ardissone, F.
Neoareschougia see Areschoug, J. E.
Neobakeria see Baker, J. G.
Neobaronia see Baron, P. A.
Neobartlettia see Bartlett, H. H.
Neobeckia see Beck, L. C.
Neobenthamia see Bentham, G.
Neoblakea see Blake, S. F.
Neoboivinella see Boivin, L. H.
Neobolusia see Bolus, H.
Neoboutonia see Bouton, L.
Neobrittonia see Britton, N. L.
Neobroomella see Broome, C. E.
Neobrunia see Brun, J. J.
Neobuchia see Buch, C. L. von
Neochevaliera see Chevalier, A. J. B.
1127
INDEX TO NAMES
Neochevalierodendron see Chevalier, A. J. B.
Neocollettia see Collett, H.
Neodregea see Drége, J. F.
Neofinetia see Finet, E. A.
Néraud, J. 1968
Nestler, C. G. see Duby, J. E.
Neubers see Ecklon, C. F.
Neuhoff, W. 7
Neuwied v. Wied-Neuwied, M. A. P. zu
Newberry, J. S. 516
Newton, A. A. 786
Newton, J. see Buddle, A.
Newton, N. E. 786
icollet see Geyer, C. A.
icolson, W. see Buddle, A.
iebuhr, C. 1819-1820
iedenzu, F. 1711, 1713, 1949
iermeyer, J. F. 468
ilsson, S. 168
odder, F. P. 72, 295
ode-Véran v. Véran, N.
oé, A. C. 1295
Nolte, E. F. see Fliiggé, J.
Nonne, J. P. 1738
Nordhoff, E. H. 89
Nordholm, J. 1864
Nordman, A. De v. De Nordman, A.
Nordstedt, C. F. O. 202, 717, 1705; see
Elfving, F. E. V.
Notaris, G. de v. De Notaris, G.
Notarisia see De Notaris, G.
Notarisiella see De Notaris, G.
Notcutt, H. C. 920
Novara 1764; see Frauenfeld, G.
Nowell, J. 262
Nuttall, T. 325, g10; see Durand, E. M.
Nyberg, J. U. 32
Nylander, W.
Fellman, N. I.
Nyman, C. M. 1881
ZLZZAZAZZAzZZz
2153, 7\1835,)) 18975 Ise
Oakes, W. see Durand, E. M.
Oelhafen von Schéllenbach, C. C. 1544-
1546
Oersted, A. S. 443-444
Ortenblad, G. J. 32
Ostberg, J. 1879
Ogden, E. C. 1743
Oldenburg, F. P. see Bergius, P. J.
Oldenland, H. B. see Burman, J., Burman,
N. L.
Oliver, W. R. B. 1095
Olivier, G. A. see Déterville
Opiz, P. M. 434, 436-437, 1221
Orléans, d’ v. d’Orléans
Orta, Garcia de v. Garcia de Orta
Ortega, C. J. see Bergius, P. J.
Orton, C. R. 781
Osbeck, P. see Alstrémer, C., Bergius,
P. J.
1128
Otth, A. 999
Otto, C. F. 2215; see Dietrich, A. G.,
Guimpel, F.
Oudart, P. L. 800
Oudemans, C. A. J. A. 679
Oudney, W. 834
Overeem, C. van see Boedijn, K. B.
Overholts, L. O. 781
Owen, R. 896
Paderni, F. 2220
Paillot, J. 518; see Billot, P. C.
Paitson, L. W. 2146
Palacios, C. E. Chardén 2.
Palacios, C. E.
Palhina, R. T. 1259
Palisot de Beauvois, A. M. F. J. 1293,
1409-1410, 1414; see Delessert, J. P. B.
Pallas, P. S. 2049, 2203; see Bergius, P. J.,
Forster, J. G. A., Georgi, J. G., Gmelin,
J. G., Gmelin, S. G., Gorter, D. de
Palmquist, L. G. 1864
Palmstruch, J. W. 517
Pampanini see Fiori, A.
Panckoucke, E. 1og1
Pansch, A. 866
Panzer, G. W. F. 1130
Paoletti, G. 1781-1782
Pape, W. 1652
Parey, P. 649
Parker, R. N. 1607
Parker, W. K. 1028
Parks, H. B. 1236
Parlatore, F. 999
Parmentier, A. A. see Déterville
Parry, C. C. 1670; see Durand, E. M.,
Emory, W. H.
Parry, W. E. 831-832
Passerini, G. 1075
Pasteur, J. D. 329
Patey, W. J. 1627
Patouillard, N. T. 354, 640, 1604
Patrin, E. L. M. see Déterville
Paul, H. 406, 1711
Paula Antoine, F. de see Antoine, F.
Paulet, J. J. go9
Paulitschke, P. V. see Beck, G.
Pavard, A. 602
Pavon, J. A. see Bouchet, D., Dombey, J.
Pax, F. 1592, 1711-1713
Payer, J. B. 27, 1736
Pearson, W. H. see Carrington, B.
Penido, M. Colmeiro y v. Colmeiro y
Penido, M.
Pennell, F. W. 781
Pennington, L. H. 781
Penzig, O. 861
Pereira Coutinho, A. X. v. Coutinho, A.
SOAR:
Perkins, J. R. 1713
Chardén
Perleb, K. J. 985
Perrot, E. 579
Perrottet, G. S. 22113 see Delessert, J. P. B.
Perry, M. C. see Gray, A.
Persoon, C. H. 322-323, 793, 1409, 1464,
1968
Pestalozza, F. 2175
Péterfi, M. see Gyorffy, I.
Petersen, R. H. 1163
Peterson, A. 1886
Betis Gs M. 354
Petit-Radel, P. 1293
Petit Thouars, L. M. A. A. du v. Du
Petit Thouars, L. M. A. A.
Petiver, J. see Bradley, R., Breyne, J.,
Buddle, A.
Petrak, F. 387
Petterson, E. 1894
Peyrolery, F. 100; see Allioni, C.
Peyrolery, P. 100; see Allioni, C.
Pfaff, C. H. 434
Pfeiffer, L. G. K. 1044
Phizer, E. Hi. H. 1713
Pfund, J. 434, 439
Philippi, R. A. 2178
Phillips, J. 896
Phoebus, P. 708
PHYSICIENNE 1968; see Duperrey, L. I.,
Gaudichaud-Beaupré, C. ,
Pichi-Sermolli, R. E. G. 1128
Pilaisaea see De la Pylaie, A. J. M. B.
Pilayella see De la Pylaie, A. J. M. B.
BilgerwR: Ky Pot 7it,. 1713
Pinheiro, A. 1951
Pitcairn, W. see Dick, J.
Pittier, H. F. 1590, 1592; see Durand, T.
ING
Planchon, J. E. 978, 999
Planet, L. 602
Platter, F. see Brunfels, O., Clusius, C.
Play, F. Le v. Le Play, F.
Plée, A. 984, 986, 989
Plée, F. 989, 1093
Plukenet, L. see Buddle, A.
Poeverlein, H. 183, 200
Poggenburg, J. F. 775
Poiret, A. 1968
Poiret, J. L. M. 1091, 1293, 1409-1410,
1547
Poisson, [G. P. or M. P.] 456
Poisson, J. 253
Poiteau, P. A. 990, 1349, 1548, 1752
Poitevin, J. 1517
Poivre see Commerson, P.
Pokorny, A. 1723, 1729
Pollard, C. L. 781
Ponceau, A. de v. De Ponceau, A.
Pons, S. see Coste, H. J.
Ponten, S. B. 1886
Pope, C. M. 1283-1284
INDEX TO NAMES
PorRPOIsE 827, 1806
Porter, F. C. see Durand, E. M.
Porter, ah. C2 775
Post, H. A. von 1894.
Posthumus, O. 228
Potier de la Varde, R. A. L. see Foreau, G.
Pott, J. F. 1599
Potztal, E. 1711
Pourret, P. A. see Bergius, P. J.
Prain, D. 1290
Prantl, K. A. E. 1710-1711
Pratten, H. 1588
PREDPRIATIE see Eschscholtz, J. F. G. van
Presl, J. S. 432-433
Presl, K. B. 826
Presle-Duplessis, N. 669
Prescott, G. W. 781
Prétre, J. G. 547, 1102
Prévost, L. C. 669
Prichard H. H. see Britten, J.
Printz, K. Hi. ©. 1711, 1834
Pritzel, E. 1711
Pritzel, G. A. see Buchoz, P. J.
Proctor, G. 1745
Proner, L. 744
Pryon see Burman, J.
Pursch, F. I. v. Pursh, F. T.
Pursh, F. T. 910, 1505
Putsche, C. W. E. 434
Putterlick, A. 1679
Pylaie, A. J. M. B. de la v. De la Pylaie,
A. J. M. B.
Pylaisaea see De la Pylaie, A. J. M. B.
Pylaisiella see De la Pylaie, A. J. M. B.
Pylaisiopsis see De la Pylaie, A. J. M. B.
Pynaert, E. 602
Queiroz, G. F. de 811
Quélet, L. 909, 1206, 1896
Quer, P. Font i v. Font i Quer, P.
Quincke, H. 211
Quinkhard, J. M. 928
Raalten, G. van 568
Rabbén, J. 35
Rabenhorst, G. L. see Braun, A. C. H.,
Fiedler, C. F. B., Gottsche, C. M.
Radais, M. 2202
Radde, G. 1712
Radlkofer, L. A. T. 1592, 1713
Raffenaldia see Delile, A.
Raffeneau Delile, A. v. Delile, A.
Raffet, D. A. M. 1363
Rafinesque-Schmaltz, C. S.
Collins, Z., Durand, E. M.
Rahnberg, A. 39
Ramey, 253
Ramsbottom, J. 766, 778, 1290
Rand, I. see Buddle, A.
Raspail, F. V. 905, 912
253; see
1129
INDEX TO NAMES
Rathbun, F. R. 205
Ratzeburg, J. T. C. 708, 2074
Rausch, V. 1919
Rauwolf, L. 2190; see Gronovius, J. F.
Ravelinghen, J. van 1492
Ravenel, H. W. 465; see Duby, J. E.
Ray, J. see Buddle, A., Dale, S.
Razoumofisky, A. de 1784
Reber, B. see Feer, H.
Rechinger, K. 387
Rechinger, K. H. 607
Redouté, H. J. 983, 1353, 1392
Redouté, P. J. 648, 983-984, 986, 1004,
1392, 1547
Redowsky, D. 1784
Redtenbacher, L. 1765
Reed, C. F. 1710-1711
Rees, Miss 652
Regel, E. A. von 999, 1748, 1788
Reichardt, H. W. 1764
Reiche, K. 1712
Reichenbach, H. G. L. 1676; see Buek
(II), J. N., Guimpel, F.
Reimers, J. O. see Fleischer, M.
Remy, J. 1975
Renauld, F. 2109; see Cardot, J.
Renault, B. 803.
Rendle, A. B. 426, 766, 772, 1713, 1744-
1745, 1814
Rensch see Eggers, H. F. A. von
RESOLUTION see Cook, J.
Retzius, A. J. see Bergius, P. J., Bladh, P.
J., Forsskal, P.
Reuss, A. E. 1988
Reuter, G. F. 606-608, 999
Révoil, G. 1845
Reynier, L. see Davall, E.
Rheede tot Draakestein, H. A. van 566,
1368, 14.74
Rhyne, W. ten 751
Richard, Ach. 669, 1556, 1975, 22113 see
Delessert, J. P. B., Franqueville, A. de
Richard, Ant. see Fée, A. L. A.
Richard, C. see Fée, A. L. A.
Richard, L. C. M. 809, gto, 1614-1615;
see Franqueville, A. de
Richardson, J. 1850; see Franklin, J.
Richardson, R. see Buddle, A.
Richter, H. F. E. 842
Richter, R. 1988
Rickett, H. W. 781; see Colden, J.
Riella see Durieu de Maisonneuve, M. C.
Ringius, J. E. 1862
Ringius, H. H. see Fries, E. M.
Riocreux, A. 605, 663, 800, 1241, 1245,
1337-1339, 1835, 1975
Robbins, J. W. 2124
Roberge, M. R. see Chauvin, F. J.
Robertomyces see Fries, K. R. E.
Robertson, A. see Arber, A.
1130
Robertson, E. L. 544
Robinson, B. L. 2124, 2132
Robinson, H. E. 1710-1711
Robinson, J. see Buddle, A.
Rochea see Delaroche, D.
Rocquigny-Adanson see Adanson, M.
Rodrigues, J. Barbosa v. Barbosa Rodri-
gues, J.
Rodrigueziella see Barbosa Rodrigues, J.
Roemer, C. F. von 806
Roemer, J. J. 992, 1442, 1462, 1583; see
Beyrich, H. K., Du Petit-Thouars, L.-
M. A.A.
oper; J. AciGy7 12
Réothig, C. 1281
Roetter, P. 1670, 1691, 1695, 1695a, 1696
Roffavier 281
Roger, C. 943
Rogers, A. W. see Griffiths, D.
Rogers, D. P. 781
Rogers, R. 8. 544
Rogerson, C. T. 781
Rohlfs, F. G. see Ascherson, P. F. A.,
Braun, A. C. H.
Rohrbach 253
Roi, Je Paduc> Du Roi rk:
Rojas Clemente y Rubio, 8. de v. Cle-
mente y Rubio, S. de R.
Rolander, D. see Bergius, P. J., Celsius,
O., Dahlberg, C. G.
Romanzoff 1082, 1633
Rondelet, G. see Daléchamps, J., Ghini, L.
Roos, C. G. 1886
Rorer, 8S. T. 205
Roscoe, W. 937
Roscommon 652
Rose, J. N. 780-781, 786, 1254
Rosenburg, C. R. W. K. van Alderwerelt
van v. Alderwerelt van Rosenburg, C. R.
W. K. van
Rosenthal, K. 1711, 1713
Rosman, O. 1886
Ross, R. 66
Rostafinski, J. T. 1204-1205
Rothmaler, W. 940
Rothman, G. see Bergius, P. J.
Rothrock, J. T. see Durand, E. M.
Rottboll, C. F. see Dahlberg, C. G.
Roumeguére, C. see Berlese, A. N.,
Bresadola, G.
Rousseau, J. J. see Buffon, G. L. L. de
Rousseau, L. 1361
Rousseau, M. 627-629, 1592
Roux; 2. Po let55
Rowley, G. D. 699
Roxburgh, W. 378, 566
Royen, A. van 2048; see Burman, J.,
Gaertner, J.
Royer, E. 207
Royle, J. F. 422
Roze, E. 602
Rubio, S. de Rojas Clemente y v. Clemen-
te'y Rubio, S: de'R-
Rudd, V. E. 781
Riibel, E. A. 720
Ruellius, J. 1231
Riimpler, T. 1812
Ruhland, W. 1711, 1713
Ruiz Lopez, H. see Dombey, J.
Rumpf, G. E. v. Rumphius, G. E.
Rumphius, G. E. 566, 930-932
Rurik 1084; see Chamisso, L. A. von,
Eschscholtz, J. F. G. von
Rusby, H. H. 773, 781; see Bang, M.
Ruschenberger, W. S. W. 482
Russegger, J. von 1765
Russell, I. 374
Russwurm v. Gleichen, W. F.
Rusworm v. Gleichen, W. F.
Rutstrém, C. B. see Alstromer, C.
Ruysch, F. 1187; see Boerhaave, H.
Rydberg, P. A. 779, 781; see Cockerell,
We 1D) aXe
Ryding, F. C. 1886
Rytz, A. R. W. 1793
Sabbati, C. 634
Sabbati, L. 634; see Bonelli, G.
Saccardo, D. 543
Saccardo, P. A. 1215; see Berlese, A. N.
Sachtleben 410
Sadler, J. 287
Sainson, A. de v. De Sainson, A.
Saint-Didier, H. de 613
Saint-Hilaire, A. F. C.
Cuvier, G.-F.
Saint-Hilaire, I. Geoffroy v. Geoffroy
Saint-Hilaire, I.
Saint-Hilaire, J. H. Jaume v. Jaume
Saint-Hilaire, J. H.
Saint-Lager, J. B. 1024
Saint Pierre, J. N. E. Germain de v.
Germain de Saint Pierre, J. N. E.
Saintpierrea see Germain de Saint Pierre,
NESE:
Saladin 1007
Sallent y Gotés, A. 940
Salmon, J. D. 750; see Fryer, A.
Salter, T. B. 792
Salvin, O. see Godman, F. Du Cane
Sande Lacoste, C. M. van der 1513, 2007
Sandell, J. 37
Sandifort, E. see Bergius, P. J.
Sandstede, H. 869
Sandwith, N. Y. see Alston, A. H. G.
Sargent, C. S. 705
Sarntheim, L. von 1299
Sarraz, F. C. J. Gingins de la v. Gingins de
la Sarraz, F. C. J.
Satory, J. A. 1788
Pde 1105) esee
INDEX TO NAMES
Saulcesmde Preycimet, (Hl, du. "Gx dew:
Freycinet, H. L. C. de Saulces de
Savatier, P. A. L. 1844; see Drake del
Castillo, E.
Savi, G. 1172
axby, €@. Es Al ero29
Scampton, J. see Buddle, A.
Schaeffer, J. C. 345
Schaffer, M. T. 839
Schaerer, J. GC. 1599
Schagerstrém, T. 50
Schapera,. I. 920
Schauer, J. C. 559, 999
Schelle, E. 411
Schellenebrg, G. 1713
Schenk, E. 1949, 2064
Scherbius, J. 1926
Scherzer, K. H. von 1764
Scheuchzer, J. J. see Buddle, A.
Schiede, C. J. W. 1082
Schiffer, 'V..1705; see Arnell, H..-W.,
Bauer, E.
Schiller, F. 203
Schimper, W. P. 451, 844; see Etienne, G.
Schindler, A. K. 1713
Schinz, C. S. 2003
Schinz, H. 1593-1594, 1711
Schlechtendal, D. F. L. von 423, 567, 757,
999, 1082, 2216; see Bischoff, G. W.,
Garcke, C. A. F., Guimpel, F.
Schleiden, M. J. 598
Schleinitz, G. E. G. von 1705
Schliemann, H. see Ascherson, P. F. A.
Schlosser, J. A. 1661
Schlotheim, E. F. von 191
Schmidel, C. C. 934, 2037
Schmidt, C. W. 585
Schmidt, J. A. 535
Schmidt, J. F. L. see Ascherson, P. F. A.
Schnudt) ©. 1G. 1701
Schméger, F. von 1915
Schnabl, J. N. see Allescher, A.
Schneider, O. see Grunov, A.
Schnizlein, A. C. F. H. C. 452
Schéllenbach, C. C. Ocelhafen von v.
Oelhafen von Schéllenbach, C. C.
Schopfer v. Brandes, E.
Schott, A. 1616, 1670; see Emory, W. H.
Schott, H. W. 1678
Schousboe, P. K. A. 665
Schreber, J. C. D. von 25, 350; see Ber-
gius, P. J., Burman, J.
Schroepfer v. Brandes, E.
Schroeter, J. 1159
Schubert, B. G. 549; see Fernald, M. L.
Schubert, C. 1768
Schitt, B. 867
Schufia see Fuchs, L.
Schultens, J. J. 1840
Schultes, J. A. 14.62
II3I
INDEX TO NAMES
Schultz, F. W. see Billot, P. C., Dorfler, I.
Schultz Bipontinus, C. H. see Cosson, E.
St.-C.
Schultze-Motel, W. 1711
Schulz, A. 1948
Schulz @ jE 1721.13
Schulzer von Miiggenburg, S. 740
Schumann, K. M. 1592, 1635-1636, 1643,
1709, 1713
Schuster, C. 200
Schuster, J. 1713
Schuyler Mathews, F. 1992, 2124
Schwabe, S. H. see Fischer, F. E. L.
Schwaegrichen, C. F. 1456, 1968; see
Duby, J. E
Schwartz, O. 1711
Schweinfurth, G. A. 199
Schweinitz, L. D. de 75; see Baldwin, W..,
Darlington, W., Fries, E. M., Gray, A.,
Greville, R. K.
Schwendener, S. see Claussen, P.
Schychowsky, J. 974
Scina, D. 542
Scott Elliott, G. F. v. Elliott, G. F. S.
Seaver, F. J. 781; see Brenckle, J. F.
Seboth, J. 1764
Sedgwick, J. see Buddle, A.
Seemann, B. C. see Bonpland, A. J. A.
Seemann, W. E. G. see Bonpland, A. J. A.
Seemen, K. O. von 200
Segares, A. Caballero y v. Caballero y
Segares, A.
Segnitz, G. von 1666
Séguier, J. F. see Bergius, P. J.
Segura, M. Lagasca y v. Lagasca y
Segura, M.
Seidl, W. B. 434
Seithe, A. 1949
Seligmann, J. M. 1057
Sélitsky, V. v. Allorge, V.
Sellier, [F. N. or L.] 2027
Senebier, J. 1030
Sepp, J. C. 1626
Seringe, N. C. 999
Serra, J. F. Corréa da v. Corréa da Serra,
Jerk:
Sesler, L. 1500
Sessé, M. 977
Sestini, D. 2175
Setchell, W. A. see Collins, F. S.
Seybicke, C. 1985-1986
Seymour, A. B. 1741; see Clinton, G. P.,
Cummings, C. E.
Seynes, J. de 253
Shafer, J. A. 783
Sharp, W. 85
Shaw, H. 1696
Shaw, T. E. 1324
Shear, C. L. 1142; see Ellis, J. B.
Sherard, J. 14.71
1132
Sherard, W. see Bartram, J., Boccone, P.,
Boerhaave, H., Buddle, A., Catesby,
M., Celsius, O., Dale, S., Dillenius, J.
J., Gronovius, J. F.
Sherif, Ha E731
Shuttleworth, R. J. see Beyrich, H. K.
Sibthorp, J. 2175; see Bauer, F. L.
Sidebotham, J. 939
Sieber, F. W. 835; see Delessert, J. P. B.
Sieurin, J. 1878
Sievers, J. see Ehrhart, J. F.
Silliman, B. 797
Simonson, R. 2163
Simpson, J. H. 1695-1696
Sims, J. 1290
Sinclair, G. 1505
Sjoborg, H. 1862
Sjéstrom, D. 36
Skan, S. A. 1814
skottsbero)@2gjesba ays 1713
Slack, H. J. 1027
Slavnic, Z. 386
Sleumer, H. 1711
Sloane, H. see Banister, J., Barham, H.,
Bartram, J., Boerhaave, H., Bradley,
R., Breyne, J., Buddle, A., Catesby, M.,
Commelin, J., Dale, S., Dampier, W.,
Gerard, J.
Slooten, D. F. van 223
Sluyter, P. 1186
Small, J. K. 779, 781
Smidt, J. T. de 2007
Smith, A. C. 781
Smith, A. H. 1780
Smith, A. L. 1278
Smith, C. 234
Smith, F. G. 1027
Smith, J. E. 414, 910, 1828; see Afzelius,
A., Bauer, F. L., Commerson, P.,
Davall, E., Don, D., Ellis, J.
Smith, J. G. 779
Smith, L. B. 781
Smith, M. 1094, 1140, 1176, 1317, 1814,
1908
Smith, M. E. v. Gray, M. E.
Smith, W. G. 463, 1798
Smithiella 1094
Snelling, L. 1664
S. O. B. v. Bastard, T.
Solander, D. C. 72, 295, 1663; see Aiton,
W., Banks, J., Cook, J.
Solier, A. J. J. 1389
Solms-Laubach, H. M. C. L. F. 978, 999,
1021, 1713
Sommelius, N. J. 37
Sommer, H. 1764
Sonder, O. W. 198; see Berg, O. C.
Sonnerat, P. see Bergius, P. J.
Sonnini de Manoncourt, C. N. S. 1409;
see Déterville
Soubeiran, J. L. 253
Sowerby, J. 72, 1286, 1442
Sowerby, J. de C. 459, 695
Sowerby, J. E. 1197
Sparrmann, A. see Bergius, P. J.
Sparrmann, C. F. 503
Spegazzini, C. see Balansa, B.
Spenner, F. C. L. see Chevallier, F. F.
Sprague, I. 2124-2125, 2127, 2130-2131,
2133
Sprague, T. A. 766
Sprengel, C. K. see Goethe, J. W. von
Sprengel, K. P. J. 511, 992, 1462; see
Biehlers) J bale. Horster,.)2) G.Ac,
Goethe, J. W. von
Spring, A. F. 1969
Stafleu, F. A. 26, 1921, 1925, 2002, 2007,
2097
Standley, P. C. 781
Staner, P. 1436
Stannard, J. 1233
Stapf, O. 1290
Starck, L. G. 39
Staunton, G. L. see Abel, C.
Stearn, W. T. 270, 429, 825
Steele 1615
Steenis, C. G. G. J. van 225, 563
Steere, W. C. 788
Steffen, H. 7
Stein, B. 1159; see Baenitz, K. G.
Stel, S. van der 929
Steller, G. W. see Gmelin, J. G.
Stenberg, S. 124
Stenhammar, C. see Fries, E. M., Fries,
a Me
Stenzel, K. G. W. 1159, 2079
Step, E. 601
Stephani, F. 1592; see Colenso, W.
Sternberg, K. M. von 191, 826
Sterns, E. E. 775
Steudel, E. G. 451, 899, 1620; see Braun,
A. C. H., Frank, J. C., Franqueville,
Derde
Steven, C. von see Bouchet, D.
Stevens, L. see Buddle, A.
Stevens, O. A. 781
Stewart, C. 1472
Stewart, J. L. 704
Stewartia see Bute, J. S.
Sthenander, I. G. 497
Stiegler, J. A. 1879
Stinchfield, R. J. 6
Stizenberger, E. see Braun, A. C. H.
Stones, M. 1664
Stonestreet, G. see Buddle, A.
Stopps, A. J. 1799
Stratford, R. C. 1815
Streinz, W. M. 1196
Stuart, Earl of Bute, J. v. Bute, J. S. Earl
of
INDEX TO NAMES
Stuartia see Bute, J. S. Earl of
Sturm, J. 1722, 1906
Sturt, C. 837
Sturt, G. 2196
Suber, T. I. 125
Suessenguth, K. 1711
Sullivant, W. S. 515, 21243; see Bolander,
H. N., Fendler, A., Gray, A.
SULPHUR 425; see Bentham, G.
Sutherland, J. see Buddle, A.
Svenson, H. K. 781
Swallen, J. R. 781
Swartz, O. P. 350, 517; see Alstromer, C.,
Bergius, P. J., Forsstroém, J. E.
Szatala, O. 387
Tacherman see Boott, F. M. B.
Tagtstrom, E. J. 1886
Tardieu, A. 984
Tauscher, A. J. see Baenitz, K. G.
Taylor, G. 1290
Taylor, N. 791
Taylor, S. 1662
Tchihatcheff, P. de 2185; see Goeppert,
H.R.
Tela, P. 278
Tempsky, F. 1729
Ten Rhyne, W. v. Rhyne, W. ten
Teran, M. de Mier y v. Mier y Teran, M.
de
Terobera see Bertero, C. G.
Tertrin, P. 602
Tessier, H. E. 1293
Thalhammer 2031
Thayer, M. V. 2192
Thellung, A. 200
Thelning, C. A. 32
Theobald, G. L. 1045
Theolander, D. 1862
Thiébaut de Berneaud, A. 669, 14.10, 14.16
Thienemann, C. 1688
Thijsse, J. P. 406
Thiselton-Dyer, W. T. 268, 1290, 1814
Thommen, E. 522, 1838
Thomson, C. W. 1056
Thomson, F. T. 1056
Thorpe, J. see Buddle, A.
Thouarea see Du Petit-Thouars, L.-M. A. A.
Thouars v. Du Petit-Thouars, L.-M. A. A.
Thouars, L.-M. A. A. du Petit v. Du Petit-
Thouars, L.-M. A. A.
Thouarsiora see Du Petit-Thouars, L.-M.
A. A.
Thouin, A. see Bergius, P. J. Déterville
Thuarea see De Petit-Thouars, L.-M. A. A.
Thiimen, F. K. A. von 1705
Thuillier, J. L. see Delessert, J. P. B.
Thunberg, C. P. 350; see Afzelius, A.,
Alstromer, C., Back, A., Bartram, J.,
Bartram, W., Bauer, F. L., Bellardi,
1133
INDEX TO NAMES
C. A. L., 'Bergius, “P25 Je, BladhiPeje;
Brown, R., Burman, N. L., Commerson,
P., Dahlberg, C. G-; Delessert,)J- P21 Bs,
Dick, J., Dryander, J. C., Euphrasén,
B. A., Forsskal, P., Forsstrom, J. E.,
Forster, J. G. A., Gouan, A.
Thurber, G. 2128
Thuret, G. A. 663; see Burnat, E.
Thury 1119-1120
Tichy, L. 621
Tiéche, E. 1125
Tieghem, P. E. L. van 1303
Tiffany, L. H. 781
Tison, E. E. A. 253
Tonningh, G. J. 39
Topffer, A. see Eggers, H. F. A. von
Tomaselli, R. 1131
Toni, De v. De Toni
Top Jz., W. G. 633
Tornabuoni, A. see Cesalpino, A.
Torre, K. W. von Dalla v. Dalla Torre,
K. W. von
Torres, J. de la 1401
Torrey, J. 515, 1669-1670, 1691, 1852,
2120; see Bogenhard, C., Carey, J.,
Chapman, A. W., Curtis, M. A.,
Darlington, W., Decaisne, J., Durand,
E. M., Eaton, A., Elliott, S., Emmons,
E., Emory, W. H., Engelmann, G.,
Gray, A., Greville, R. K.
Torslow, O. J. 47
Tot Draakestein, H. A. van Rheede v.
Rheede tot Draakestein, H. A. van
Toulet, T. 1085
Tour, M. du v. Du Tour, M.
Tournefort, J. P. de 873, 1064, 1395, 1470,
1996; see Desfontaines, R. L., Fagon,
G. C.
Trabut, L. C. 352-356; see Battandier,
J. A.
Tragardh, L. A. 49
Tragia see Bock, H.
Tragiella see Bock, H.
Tragiopsis see Bock, H.
Tragus see Bock, H.
Tragus v. Bock, H.
Trap, P. W. M. 1510
Trautvetter, E. R. von 1785
‘Traverso, J. B. 745
Trelease, W. 1696, 2132
Trener, J. B. 745
Trevithick, W. E. 1317
Trew, C. J. 546; see Ehret, G. D.
Trimen, H. 431
Trinius, C. B. von 1652
Gristan, J.)see Aublet,.J.*B: 1G. EF.
Trouessart, E. L. 602
‘Tuckerman, E. see Baldwin, W., Fraser, J.
Tulasne, C. 1598
Tulasne, L. R. F. 1598
1134.
Turco-Lazzari 744
Turner, D. see Brown, R.
Turner, W. see Britten, J., Ghini, L.
Turpin, P. J. F. 547, 989-990, 1004, 1091,
1293, 1349, 1351, 1548
Turquier de Longchamp, J. A. le v. Le
Turquier de Longchamp, J. A.
Turrill, W. B. 1290, 1607, 1664
Tussac, F. R. de 1293, 1410
Tutcher, W. J. 1577
Twenth see Clifford, G.
Tzenkovskii, L. S. v. Cienkowski, L. de
Uechtritz, R. F. C. von 1770
Ulbrich, E. 1711
Underwood, L. M. 777, 779, 781, 2124
Unger, F. J. A. N. 1674, 1680,1686,1725
Wphot jG) a7
URANIE 1968; see Duperrey, L. I., Gaudi-
chaud-Beaupré, C.
Urban, J. 289; see Bello y Espinosa, D.,
Duss, A., Eichler, A. W.
Urville, J. S. GC. Dumont d’ v. Dumont
@Urville; J. s..G:
Urvillea see Dumont d’Urville, J. S. C.
Usteri, P. 1442, 1645, 1718; see Feer, H:
Vaccari, L. 1782
Vahl, M. 350; see Aublet, J. B. GC. F.,
Forsskal, P.
Vail, A. M. 781
Vaillant, A. N. 1969
Vaillant, S. see Buddle, A., Desfontaines,
R. L., Fagon, G. C., Gronovius, J. F.
Valorado see Brotero, F. de A.
Varde, R. A. L. Potier de la v. Potier de
la Varde, R. A. L.
Vaupel Epi a0
Vauthier, A. C. 669, 1556, 2211
Veca see Almquist, E. B., Geyler, H. T.
Veillard 1547
Veloso, J. M. 1442
Ventenat, E. P. 909; see Delessert, J. P. B.
VENUS 1337
Véran, N. 990, 1004, 1175, 1571, 1573
Verdoorn, F. 1221, 2025
Vermorcken, V. 1272
Vernon, W. see Buddle, A.
Vesian see Drake del Castillo, E.
Vesque, J. 978
Vetter,a)..J. 2140
Viborg, E. N. 434
Vierhapper, F. 1711
Villaret, P. 523
Villars, D. see Davall, E.
Ville, De v. De Ville
Vilmorin, R. de 1250
Vincentia see Bory de Saint-Vincent, J. B.
G. M.
Vinyard, W. C. 781
Virey, J. J. see Déterville
Virgillius 860, 1751
Vitaliana see Donati, V.
Vitikainen, O. 11
Vittadini, C. see Boccone, P.
Viviani, D. 1064
Vogel, G. 7
Vogelaa Rades1082
Vogellehner, D. 1949
Voith, I. von 1915
Volkmann 843
Vooys, C. G. N. de 1502, 1735
Vorchow, R. see Ascherson, P. F. A.
Vries, H. de see Danser, B. H.
Vries, J. de 616
Vriese, W. H. de 1455
Vuuren, L. van 274
Wachendorff, E. J. 931
Wadsberg, A. M. 30
Wadstein, L. A. 39
Wanman, C. H. see Bergius, P. J.
Wahlback, A. 1886
Wahlberg, J. A. 1884
Wahlenberg, G. 1871
Wahlgren, F. 47
Wainio, E. A. 590
Waldheim, Fischer von v. Fischer von
Waldheim
Waldheimia see Fischer von Waldheim, G.
Walker, G. Arnott v. Arnott, G. A. W.
Wallich, N. 566, 1114, 1119, 1497
Wallis, S. v. Bowdich, S.
Wallroth, C. F. W. 451, 559; see Arnold,
1S On Ges
Walpers, W. G.
Fontbressin, E. P.
Walter, F. 1081
Walter, H. 1713
Walter, J. 23
Walter, T. see Fraser, J.
Wangerin, W. 1713
Warburg, O. 1713
Warming, J. E. B. 587
Warnstorf, C. F. 406, 1713; see Fleischer,
M.
Watson, A. see Beatson, A.
Watson, H. C. 2056
Watson, S. 2124, 2132
Wattenwyl, C. Brunner von v. Brunner
von Wattenwyl, C.
Wawra von Fernsee, H. see Beck, G.
Weatherby, C. A. 2115
Webb, P. B. see Desfontaines, R. L.,
Gaudichaud-Beaupré, C.
Weber, F. 602, 1473
Weberbauer, A. 1712
Weddell, E. S. 418, 1283
Weddell, H. A. 253, 976, 999, 12383 see
Fée;, A. 1. A;
see Duchassaing de
INDEX TO NAMES
Weiditz, H. 854; see Brunfels, O.
Weihe, K. E. A. von 1949; see Forchham-
mer, J. G.
Weinmann, J. W. 927; see Burman, J.
Weitenweber, W. R. 1222
Weitz, C. 2068, 2075-2076, 2079
Welch, W. H. 781
Wellman, M. L. 2025
Wendel, A. J. 567-568
Wendland, H. L. 316
Werdermann, E. 1707, 1711
Wesmael, A. 999
West, G. 1028
West, T. 1504
Westall, W. 827
Westendorp, G. D. 1155
Westerdijk, J. see Berkhout, C. M.
Westin, L. see Freyreiss, G. W.
Wetterquist, N. J. 53
Whipple, A. W. 515, 1691, 1696
White, D. M. 781
White, I. C. 1813
Wibel, A. W. E. C. see Berger, E.
Wied-Neuwied, M. A. P. zu see Freyreiss,
G. W.
Wiegand, K. M. 779
Wik, H. L. Gerth van v. Gerth van Wik,
ie:
Wikander, P. A. 1886, 1888
Wikstrém, J. E. 2136; see Beilschmied,
Cow.
Wilberforce, W. see Afzelius, A.
Wild., de v. De Wildeman, FE. A. J.
Wildeman, E. A. J. de v. De Wildeman,
E. A. J.
Wilkes, C. 239, 697-698, 2129; sce Bailey,
J. W., Brackenridge, W. D., Gray, A.
Wilks, W. 1506
Willdenow, C. L. 624, g10, 1456, 1462,
1710, 2214; see Broussonet, P. M. A.,
Cothenius, C. A. von, Delile, A., Des-
fontainess; Ry Iu:; Forster, J. 1G. AS.
Guimpel, F.
Williams, R. S. 781
Williams, S. W. 1614; see Gray, A.
Williams, T. A. see Cummings, C. E.
Williamson, W. C. 939
Willkomm, H. M. 1712
Wills, F. C. 237
Wilmott, A. J. 216, 766
Wilson, P. 781, 788
Wilson, W. see Drummond, T.
Wimmer, F. E. 1713
Winchester, G. 391-392
Winding, M. G. 1869
Windsor see Buddle, A.
Winkler; Hen7 11,0703
Winterl, J. J. see Crantz, H. J. N. von
Wirtgen, P. W. see Andres, H., Bach, M.
Withers, A. 342; see Bateman, J.
T135
INDEX TO NAMES
Witsen, N. 929
Wittrock, V. B. see Elfving, F. E. V.
Wolf, F. T. 200
Wolff, H. 1713
Wolff, J. P. 282
Wong, A. A. 124
Woodson, R. E. 781
Woodward, M. 1993
Wordsworth 459
Wrangel, C. P. see Bergius, P. J.
Wright, C. 1616, 2127, 2182, 2184; see
Durand, E. M., Emory, W. H.
Wright, C. H. 1814
Wright, J. 1614
Wiillerstorf-Urbair, B. von 1764
Wiist, E. 1948
Young, W. W. 1473
Yuncker, T. G. 781
1136
Zabel, H. 411
Zahlbruckner, A. 387, 17113 see Beck, G.,
Frey, E.
Zahn, K. H. 200, 1713
Zehner, J. 1672, 1679
ZELEE 1557; see Dumont d’ Urville, J. S. C.
Zeller, G. H. von 866
Zenker, K. 2064
Zernentsch, F. 211
Zetterstedt, C. V. 1886
Zeyher, C. L. P. 1621; see Ecklon, C. F.
Zimmermann, E. A. W. 329
Zimmermann, H. 1698
Zimmermann, W. 1949
Zobel, J. B. 1123
Zollinger, H. 1121
Zundel, G. L. I. 781
Zuccarini, J. G. see Funck, H. C.
BOLTON |
vol. pages plates date
I [i]-xii, [1]-68 T-44 Aug 1795
engr. t.p. p. xu: 14 Mar 1795
2 faJ-xvi, [1]-72 45-92 Jun 1797
p. vi: 14 Dec 1796
3 [iJ-xiv, [1]-80. 93-138 Aug 1799
‘p. iv: 8 Feb 1799
4 [i*], [i]-clxxx, 139-182 - Dec 1820
[i], [1]-80, [38,
ind.], [1, corr.]
The above analysis is based on a copy with hand coloured plates in the Stevenson library.
Copies vary in binding. Other copies: B, BR, NY. — Data based on documentation BH.
Vol. 1, engraved t. Beas above
Vol. 2, printed t.p. “... mit 48...
. Vol. 3, printed t.p. om Jenmnit) 46).
Vol. 4, has three t.p.’s:
a: printed. “Jacob ... Willdenow. IV Theil, Anhange und Nachtrage. Mit 44 il-
luminierten onavioan. Fortgesetzt und mit einer Einleitung und einer erklarenden
Ubersicht sammtlicher Tafeln versehen von Dr. Ch. G. Nees von Esenbeck und |
Dr. Th. Fr. Ludw. Nees von Esenbeck. Berlin Bey G. Reimer 1820.”
b: printed, new t.p. for entire work, issued 1820, bound in various places: “Beschrei- |
bung der um Halifax wachsende Pilze, enthaltend 241 Pilzarten in goo Figuren auf |
182 Kupfertafeln, alle von dem Verlsser ... gegriindet von James Bolton ... Aus °
dem Englischen mit Anmerkungen von Carl Ludwig Willdenow. Fortgesetzt ...
von ... Esenbeck. Berlin ... 1820.”
c: engraved, ‘‘Historia fungorum circa Halifax sponte nascentium tomi iv, A. Agaricus
... L. Mucor.”
Ref.: BM 1: 192; LS 3294; NI 196; PR g62..
Barnhart, NAF 9(6): 430. 1916.
| birth/death dates | Proposed form of citation
Bolus, Harry (1834-1911), British born South African banker and botanist. (H. Bolus
HERBARIUM and types: BOL. Other coll. e.g. BUL, GRA, NH, NU, PRE, SAM, STE,
and outside S. Africa. Exsiccatae: Herbarium austro-africanum, with Mac Owan, q v.
Ref.: IH 2: 84.—Reference in Index Herbariorum, a standard source
Toélken, Index herb. austro-afr. 58. 1971.
References in standard works
BIBLIOGRAPHY and BIOGRAPHY: AG 5(1): 394; Barnhart 1: 214; BB p. 37; BL 1: 28, 54:
[Pom 1: 192-193, 6: 106; Bossert p. 44; CSP 9: 288, 12: 174, 13: 665; Kew 1: 201.
Pearson, S. Afr. J. Science 8: 59-79. 1911 (portr., bibl., itineraries)
Anon., Bull. misc. Inf. Kew 1911: 275-277, 319-322.
Pearson, Rep. S. Afr. Ass. Adv. Sci. 8: 59-79. 1912 (bibl., portr.) Journg
Stapf, Proc. Linn. Soc. London 1911/12: 42-44. articles
Harloth, Fl. $8. Afr. 1: x. 1913 (portr.) or. boo
Verduyn de Boer, Botanists at the Cape. 1929 (portr.) about |
Nelmes and Cuthbertson, Bot. Mag. Dedic. 1827-1927: 270-272. 1932 (portr.)
White, Stapeliae 1: 105. 1937. author
Hutchinson, A botanist in Southern Africa 645. 1946. and his
Liitjeharms, The life and work of Harry Bolus, Cape Town. 1965 (mimeogr.)
ks
Tyrrell-Glynn and Levyns, Flora africana 7-8. 1968. ee
Jessop, S. Afr. biogr. woordenb. 1: 92-95. 1968.
generic names based on surname ‘Bolus’
EPONYMY: Bolusafra O. Kuntze (1891); Bolusanthus Harms (1906); Bolusia Bentham
(1873); Bolusiella Schlechter (1918); Neobolusia Schlechter (1895).
Note: Bolusanthemum Schwantes (1928) is dedicated to his daughter-in-law Harriet
Margaret Louisa Bolus née Kensit (q.v.)
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