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GENERAL INDEXES TO THE P LANTS THE FIRST FORTY- TWO VOLUMES BOTANICAL MAGAZINE Part An I Alphabetical Latin Index of the Genera, Species, and Synonyms An English Inde£ of such Plants Alphabetical have English Names different from the Latin or Botanical ones L O N D O N: Printed by Published by And Stephen Couchman, Sherwood, Neely, Throgmorton-Street & Jones, 20, Paternoster- Ro Sold by the principal Booksellers in Great-Britain and Ireland 1816, as IN v.\ s ;.S ; PREFACE IN submitting the following Indexes thankfully acknowledge the assistance to our Readers, we have Mr Harrop, of Manchester, who kindly transmitted we received from to us a copious index, compiled for his own use, containing not only the names of the plant?, as given in the Botanical Magazine, but of their syno- nyms also By the aid of this index we have been enabled to render this part of our labours more complete than it would have, otherwise been have, however, thought it would We add more to bulk than to usefulness, to insert the synonyms of the older authors, prior to Linnseus's happy invention of trivial names was from Mr Haurop's suggestion, that we have been induced to add the adopted names to the synonyms ; which will not only save the trouble of referring to the work itself to find its approved appellation, but even to those who not It possess the Botanical Magazine, may be found useful, especially to purchasers of plants, by preventing their giving orders for the same under different names, an inconvenience, which we have been assured frequently occurs, more especially in the country That we might increase we have placed word est, however, the bulk of the index as the adopted name under instead of inserting we suspect that somewhat confused, but the it at as possible, the synonym, prefixing the in a different first sight, difficulty little column By so doing, our index will appear will be easily got over by- observing, that the line will always lead the eye to the true alphabetical arrangement of the species, the intervening names having no line prefixed The synonyms are printed in Italics and where the approved name is different from the one under which the plant v* as published in the Magazine, the latter name is inserted beneath, between brackets In the same manner, when the name adopted ; the Hortus Kewensi :* former is is different from the inserted \ vithiii brack-? one with the letters 3, Magazine H.K under in the latter We rather forty-two, include Indexes our making prefeiTed have the bind up choose to who those because volumes, than only forty the of that six volumes find, will separately letter-press and plates latter will make one of a convenient comprehended size, in seven equal volumes and the whole will be We rather recommend the the and arrangement, systematic to the accordingbinding the plates students useful, to be will It published as numerically, letter-press particularly, to have together, The and all the species the figures second part is in on the of the same genus arranged plates will refer readily to the great forwardness, and will be published systematic the 1st, containing possible, as with as little delay names different have which plants the of arrangement ; 2d, a list which those under from Kewensis Hortus the of in the last edition enume3d, and an Magazine Botanical the ; in published they are EXPLANATION Latin rtdgmcnts used in the AlSANSON, In Families des Plantes Guiane Aubl Aublet, Ilistoire des Plantes de Berg Bergius Descriptiones Plantarum Capitis Bona? Spei, Bieb Marschal a Bieberstein, Flora Taurico-Caucasica B.M Botanical B Botanist's Repository It la \k izme Br Brown, Prodromus Flora? Nova; Brot Brotero, Flora Lusitanica Burfh Burmannus, Flora Zeylanica-Africana, Car CaTanilles, Icones Plantarum Cyr Cyrilli (Cirillo) Dec De Desf Desfontaines, Flora Atlantica, &c Donn Donn, Hortus Cantabrigiensis Doug Douglas, Description of the Guernsey Lily Ehr Ehrart, a celebrated Ex.Bot Exotic Botany, by Dr (now) Sir James Edward Smiti Fl.P Flora Peruviana, by Ruez and Pavor Forsk Forsk'ahl, Flora yEgyptiaca, &c Hollandiffi &.C Plants Rariores Regni Neapolitaui Candolle, Plantes Grasses, and other Works German Botanist EXPLANATION , , Gawler, no-,v Gartner, De John Bellendeu Ker, Esq Fructibus et Semiuibus Plantarui Hablilz, a Russian Botanist .Hawworth, Synopsis Phinranmi Succuh iit.uuui The Herbarium of the Right Hon Sir Joseph ] Alton's Hortus Keivensis, 2d edition .Hortulanis, the Gardener's or Nurseryman's n Krocker, Flora Silesiaca .iinnnsis, bb -Pkmtarora L.Sup Liii' Mart Martyn, Plantarum Rariorum Decades Mich Michaux, Flora Boreal i- Americana Mill Miller's Dictionary, 8th edition Mont Montin Oi Ortega, Hortus Matritensis, &c t ! in Act Holm &c Pall Pallas, Flora ttossica, Pers Persoon, Synopsis Plantarum P L Paradisus Londinensis Pur Pursh, Flora America; Septentrionaiis Red Redoute, Liliacees Retz Retz, Observations Botanical Rich Richard, in Schrader's Journal, Salisb Richard Anthony Salisbury, Esq Icones Scop Seopcli, Sn» Sir Sol Solan, Sp PI Lifi Sec Stir Flora Can.iolica James Edward Smith, President of the i r BiS P t > 1! i,u'um, 11' * edit II EXPLANATION Th Thunberg, Flora Japonica, Vent Ventenat, Jardhi de Malmaison, Vill VHkrt, Histoire des Plantes de Dauphine" ^Valt Walter, flora Carolinjana Wang AVangenheim, Wend Wendlaud, W Hort £c A rbores America? &c Septentr Ilortus U, -n-nhousen, &c Hortus Berplin i I INDEX In which the Latin first Names of the Plants contained in the Forty -Tzvo Volumes of the Botanical Magazine, together with their modern Synonyms, are alphabetically arranged £»Ac Ml Aletrts capensis, Vekheimiac est 1418 Aletris ' farinosa Achillea ClaTenae hyac\nthoideS)L.& * pumila.U.K.:, est MaSiDiii Agapanthus LSft9 r/ ff i i irfa,Mill 1157 virginica 1730 Ageratum c 295 Agrostemir • iumPortulacastn - lutea,$.La.m -Ampcfoprastim - Ampeloprasumji?j -angulosum - angulosum,Lsw, 30 120 Allium ChaT MOB* I tatarkum triqifetrum 8G9 22 Victorians 30 1222 33 11331 Aloe acinaciformU.D^ - -.> - :.-.ô .Rfd palleu8 - : j 6/jg«a.Jao 32 33 1338 1314 pnnn'u.Ur pfiitajjoii;i j pumilio,Ja perfoliate L gfett H74 M S Origanum ilictamnu-; ,alum arabicnm 434 Oxybaphus visco* 1544 Oxylobium cordif 1756 Paeouia albiflora [P trif»lia,H.K.] - 841 pulchellum tri,r 532 Peliosanthes humilis 526 suberi/.,.i\.l e; ,(,;,;; v r, s« Hud' ( f Peru, mb Mirabil Ma.f ru Grape-Hyacinth r r":-, Mu.cari of Parnassus, -w< Parnas Ground-Ratan, Gromwell, m *u- see Rhapi.- '• see Ainarvllis Halberd- Weed, see L aha", H M :' S(( Scilla Hawthorn, ste Crata;gu ? H -.::: Krica rt's-can m Viola Mezcreon, Mt Daphue Mignonette, iff Reseda Milfoil, we Milk-Mort, Achillea Polygala Milk-Vetch, «r A-n g„lus s, Motk-Onui- f - Um.ulL ENGLISH INDEX -'• Vc'i-WOlt ' j Antirrhi «i-tr.-.v-l)mn-tree see Hales Snap-Dragon, set? lew- Jersey 1%*, Spanish-broom, see Spa Speedwell, see Veronic Spider-wort, see Phalai Strawberry, Stock, see set Fragaria Cheiranthus Squill, see Scilla Papaver Poppy, K un,-.-M s Sun-flower, see Helianthus Swallow-wort, see Asclepias Scilla >:! Ho lLimpion Swamp-Palmetto, see Sabal Sweet-Pea, see Lathyrus Raspberry, 1' ^vrmsa Tangier-Pea, see Lathyrus lansey, sa Tanacetuni Tea- tree *> e Thea ned, see Phyteuma .->?:< Rubus se Kattlesiiake-root, see Polygala Pentapetes Thrift Rest-Harrow, Rocket, see Hesperis Rock- Thyme Rob - see s > St Nelumbium *il* d-wood, see Dombey John's-* rt, see Hypericum S: H.-lena Statice Thorn-Appip U ose see Cistus Rose, see ,• see Datura Thymus Tiger-flower, see Tigr-dia Tile-root, see Geissorhiza Toad-flax, -see Antirrh-ium Tobacco, see Nicotiaua Tooth-wort, see Dentaria Trefoil »€ Trifolium Trumpet-flower, see Bignonia Trumpet-honeysuckle, see lx Tuberose scarlet, so Watsoni see luupa Ilulip, K Liri Turmerick, sec Curcuma Trurnsole, see Heliotopium |l j i er, tee Echites Saxifraga Scabious, - Scabiosa -*• \a, see Coronilla ' | < Venus Fly-trap, ' ,.! : see Dionaea ! - Veryain .^e Verbena • Clematis r^iuVI-.o •' • see Arnopogon Side-saddle-flow Slipper-wort, sec Calceolaria Snakes-beard, see Ophiopogon Snake-Gourd, set Tricho-iuah-: ;- ENGLISH INDEX "Water-Lily, see Nymphaea West-coast-creeper, see Pergi Whitlow-grass, Draba Whortle- berry, see Vacciniuc Willow-herb, see Epilobium Willow-herb, see Lythrum Wind-flower, see Anemone see • ... aus(ru;ci;in,3:i.€M pustulata riofocea,B.R 1711 Muthiola odoratissima 19 1729 tristis,H.K [Cheiranthus 1206 1206 1621 est 1206 />v/.v.-;v",Walt " fus ca"a! pumila purpurea 460 32 Mahernia incisa 1316 Mc-d< 26... the work itself to find its approved appellation, but even to those who not It possess the Botanical Magazine, may be found useful, especially to purchasers of plants, by preventing their giving... 2d, a list which those under from Kewensis Hortus the of in the last edition enume3d, and an Magazine Botanical the ; in published they are EXPLANATION Latin rtdgmcnts used in the AlSANSON, In