The British flora, or A Linnean arrangement of British plants : with their generic and specific characters, select synonyms, English names, places of growth, duration, times of flowering, and references to figures / by John Hull.

  • John Hull
Date:
1799
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Credit: The British flora, or A Linnean arrangement of British plants : with their generic and specific characters, select synonyms, English names, places of growth, duration, times of flowering, and references to figures / by John Hull. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS Page. Line. 9 1 10 28 11 12 14 4 15 4l 16 20 17 16 26 35 28 24 30 7 31 27 32 5 11 35 40 37 10 35 39 g J9 41 23 47 5 48 7 For 90 read 91. Read, gibbous on one side at the base. Before the Observation insert, nudijlo'rus. 3. C. Sheath one-leaved, radical, tube of of the enrol very long, leafless, stigma in 3 deeply laciniated segments enclosed within the flower. SiM it h . Naked-flowering Cr. Meadows. 9,10. F. Bot, 491. Read Park. 1194. 5. Read dactylon. Read Spiked culm erect. Add, Obs, Gmclin’s genus of Calamagrostis, divided from At undo i merely because the calyx is singlr-flowered, seems to us un- II natural, and the nam- is totally inadmissible, being ci)m- 'l pounded of two already in me, Calamus and Agrosds. Eng, Hot. 5to. For 2 read 6. For Martin read Martyn, & passim. Add, near Bradford, Yorkshire, Mr. Hustler. Read F. Dan. 916. For Corastium read Cerastium. For berry-like read berried* Read F.pime'dium, Pet. 4. A]ect. 4, incumbent. For 4-celled read 2-celled. Read F, Dan, 423. Read, Seeds 2, 3-toothed (naked, crowded, by the calyx. With.) For succica read suec'icq. In the margin read den'sum. For peduncles read petioles. In the margin read pectina!turn. For Ccntaurium read verna. A ftcr angus'tijolia add ? After viola!aum add ?