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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4 entries in this part of An Encyclopædia of Plants.

Vah – Vahl

Smith n. hol. 142. Id. A Specimen of the Botany Ve. des. pl. n. 772. Sm. N. H. 84. } of New Holland, 4to. London, 1793.

Vent (Cels t Jac aust t Plu phy t f)

cels. t. 97 Jac. aust.2. t.147 Plu.phy.t.198.f.6 Moris.s.9.t.19.f.9 Jac. aust. 2. t. 153 3669 3672 3668 3680 3678 3684 3694 3687 History…

Vent

Sp. 10-19. 3727 Sphondýlium W. common ec 4 my.jn W Britain hed. D co Eng. bot. 939 3728 flavéscens W. yellowish W 4 jn.jl W 3729…

Vent (Cels t bifl ra W two-flowered)

cels. t. 99 5695 biflóra W. two-flowered or 6 f.jn Pu C. G. H. 1789. C p.1 Bot. mag. 753 5696 calyptráta H. K. one-flowered or 6 ap.jl Pu…

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