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Fischer – Fontinal Port

Fischer

A Russian botanist.

Flügge. A German writer upon grasses.

Flora Britannica

By Sir James Edward Smith.

Flora Danica

By Oeder, Hornemann, and others.

Flora Londinensis.

Hooker.

Flærke.

By Curtis and Fl. Per., Fl.p. Flora Peruviana. By Ruiz and Pavon.

Forsk.

Forskahl

A Danish naturalist, and traveller in Arabia.

Forst.

Forster

A traveller in the South Seas Lois. with Captain Cook.

Fr.

Fries

A Swedish botanist, and writer Lour. upon Fúngi Fraz.

Frazer. A gardener and collector of L. T. plants in North America.

Lyngb.

Frol.

Frölich. A German writer upon Gentiàna.

Marcg.

Funck.

Funck

A German cryptogamic botanist.

Gae., Gært. Gærtner. A celebrated German carpo- Mart. logist.

Gay.

Gleditsch.

Fras

mo. cu. ic.

Eng. bot. 1856 Schr.ger.1.t.3.f.5 Eng. bot. 1188 Mich. am, 1. t. 8 158. TRIS'TEGIS. Nees. TRISTEGIS.

Ficoideæ

Sp. 1-3.

Y Homalineæ. Sp. 1-6.

W ...

Araliaceæ. Sp. 1-2. 4 f.mr W.G S. Europe 1788. S s.I

Female

Stigmas 3-4. Capsule dicoccous, 2-celled, with 1-seeded cells. 2120. Myristica. Male. Cal. O. Cor. campanulate, trifid. Filament columnar. Anthers 6-10, connate.

Figueira Port

Tin Arab. Finik Russ. Figa Pol.

Panambu valli Malab. May boac Cochinch.

Fontinal Port

Aaemoos Dan. Lonkemossa Swed.

Morangueiro Port. Semljaniza Russ.

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