Figure 2447 Jun. lýcia 2367, 2368 Page f 2502 2503 2448 - 2310, 2311 2449 2370 2504 2312 2455 2315 2459 chinénsis 2372, 2373 2505 Smithii 2374 2505 péndula - 2317, 2318 2461 E'mpetrum nigrum Callitris quadriválvis 2463 rùbrum Cupressus sempervirens - 2320 2465 Ceratìola ericöìdes thyoides lusitánica excélsa torulosa 2329. to 2331 rùbens Sarsaparilla hastata lanceolata quadrangularis Rúscus aculeatus racemosus 2489 Yucca gloriosa 2479 2479 to 2480 2335 2481 2338 2482 2487 2389, 2390 2520 { 2395 2525 macrocarpa 2353 2396 2526 drupacea filamentosa virginiana 2398 2526 bermudiana 2499 Sabina and Vars. 2359. to 2363 2400 2527 2500 Fourcróya longæ`va 2501 Littæ a gemmiflòra 2502 Agave americàna Chamaerops humilis 2404 2530 LIST OF FUNGI, LICHENS, MOSSES, &c. Ecídium Pini Berbéridis Agaricus androsàceus ostreàtus campanella 2148 47 303 1837 Bulgària sarcöìdes 2146 2034 2149 2149 2036 2149 1882 1971 1883 1971 Fistulìna hepática Geoglossum cucullatum Helvella esculénta - 1885 1973 Hýdnum auriscálpium 1888 1973 1670 1833 coralloides Erinaceus imbricatum Hypnum cupressifórme Hystèrium rugosum 1674 1834 2039 2149 - 1899 1974 1904 1975 1887 1973 2030 2148 - 1675 1834 Lecídea córnea mytilìnum Lichen pulmonàrius articulatus Morchella esculenta pátula Nidulària crucíbulum Opegrapha venòsa Peziza aciculàris æruginosa aurántia fructígena melástoma polymorpha Phacídium coronatum Polyporus fomentàrius igniàrius squamosus versícolor deformed sp. Puccínia Búxi Acheróntia A'tropos Balanìnus nùcum Bombyx mori Callídium flexuosum Cántharis vesicatòria Catocala elocàta Cerùra fúrcula Clytus Arietis Cóssus Lignipérda Jaws of the Larva of Cóssus 1822 1929 Galls of Cynips gállæ tinctòriæ 1821 Dead Sea Apples Cynips producing Dead Sea Apples Galls of Diplólepis umbráculus 1697 Dórcus parallelopipedus Little Grey Ermine Moth Scotch Pine shoots, perforated { by Hylúrgus pinipérda Larvæ of Ladybird and Sýrphus Liméxylon nasàle Lucanus Cérvus Megachile centunculàris Nitídula grísea Noctua hastulífera 1929 1931 2463 2564 2464 2565 2013 2142 547 811 1646 1818 1645 548 1289 1544 Oak Galls and Apples 1649. to 1651 and P. notàtus Scarabæ us Melolontha Scólytus destructor Sinodéndron cylindricum juglándis ligústri { } 1296 1482 Papilio Iliòneus 2521 2584 forated by Zeuzèra æ'sculi Oak Spangles Delile. A French professor, and traveller in Egypt. Descemet. Director of the Botanic Garden at Nikitká, in the Crimea. Desfontaines. A French bo tanical author, and traveller in Barbary. Desrousseaux. A French botanist. Delile. Descemet. C. Casalpinus. A famous old Desf. Italian botanist. Cambessedes. authors of "Flora Brasilia meridionalis." Desrous. Desm. Desv. Dickson. Dickson. Dios. Desmazières. A French cryp togamic botanist. Desvaux. A French pro fessor of botany. An English cryp togamic botanist. Dioscorides. An ancient clas sic author and botanist. Dodoneus, or Dodoens. A botanist of the 16th century. Camerarius. A German botanist, author of "Hortus Medicus et Philosophicus," &c. H. Cassini. A French botanist. L. Castagne. A French bo nist ? M. Catesby. A botanist, and traveller in North America. Catros. A nurseryman at Bordeaux. Cavanilles. A Spanish professor and botanist. Caspar Bauhin. A celebrated botanist of the 16th century. Celsius, D.D., Greek professor at Upsal, and friend of Linnæus. } Cels. A nurseryman in Paris. C. G. Nees Von Esenbeck. A German botanist. M. Chaillet. A Swiss botanist. Chamisso. A German traveller round the world. Choisy. A Swiss botanist. Clusius. An old French botanist and traveller. Colebrooke. A celebrated English writer upon Indian Plants. Colladon. A Genevese bota Domb. Don of Forfar. Donn. Dougl. Douglas. Dralet. Chaill. Cham. Duby. Chois. Dufour. Dumont. Clus. Dun. Colebr. Colla. Com. nist. Commelin. Dur. A Dutch bota } Crantz. An Austrian botanist. T. G. Cullum. A botanical amateur. Cunn. A. Cunningham. Colonial bo Elliot. Cunningham. tanist at Sydney. Ellis. Curt. Curtis. An English writer upon Plants. See Ehrenberg. Ehrenberg. A German tra. veller in Arabia, &c. Ehrhart. A German botanist. Elliot. An American botanist. Ellis. A London merchant and botanist. Dr. Eschscholtz. A German botanist. Esper. A German writer on Fungi. F. P. C. Fabricius. A German botanist. Falla. A nurseryman at Gateshead, near Newcastle. Fingerhuth. A German bo. tanist. Dr. Fischer. A Russian bo tanist. Floy. A nurseryman in New York. Flügge. A German writer upon grasses. Forbes. Gardener to His Grace the Duke of Bed ford, at Woburn. Forskaht. A Danish natu ralist, and Arabia. traveller in Forsters (Father and Son). Travellers in the South A French Seas with Captain Cook. A. F. Fourcroy. botanist. Fries. A Swedish botanist, and writer upon Fúngi. y |