An Encyclopædia of Plants

Every plant then known to grow in Britain — native, cultivated or introduced — described, figured, named in Latin and English, with its history, its culture and its uses in the arts.

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6 entries in this part of An Encyclopædia of Plants.

Noisette

Humboldt. A celebrated Prussian traveller and philosopher. Jack., Jacks. Jackson. An English botanist. Ja., Jac., Jacquin. An Austrian…

Newfoun

L s.p Bot, cab. 530 dwarf cuf.ap W ... Ls.p Bot. cab. 862 narrow-leaved or 3 f.ap W N. Amer. 1748.

New S

Wales or 12 jn.jl Pk or 30 jl.au Or or 30 jl.au Or or 20 jl.au S or 30 jl.au Or 8555 índica W. 8556 prócera W. Indian Box-leaved 8557…

Nardo Port

Anterico Port. Kosatki Pol. Beenbrud Dan. Ilagräset Swed. Agriaô Port. Wodanoia kress Russ. Rzezucha Pol.

Nigella Port

Ozarnucha ziele Pol. 396 Salpeterstruik Solotucha Russ. Diesengir Kirgis. Sugak Turcoman. Neekblad Swed. Lekuta Bohem. 464 12 462 Plompen…

Necker & Narcizo Port

Muhl., Mhl. Muhlenberg. tanist. cal affairs and European plants. Hud., Huds. Hudson. An English writer upon Bri- Nois. Nees v. Esenbeck. A…

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