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Lagasca – Labiata

Lagasca

History, Use, Propagation, Culture,
History, Use, Propagation, Culture,

A Spanish botanist and professor.

Lam.

La Peyr.,

Lamarck

A French botanist.

La Peyrouse. A French writer upon the Poir.

Lap. plants of the Pyrenees.

Lawr.

Lawrence (Miss). An English flower painter.

Lax.

Laxmann

A German writer on Siberian plants.

Ledeb.

Lehmann

A German botanist.

Linnæus the younger. The son of the Raf., Rafi. great Linnæus.

L'Heritier

A French botanist.

Lightfoot

A writer upon the Scottish Flora.

Lind., Lindl. Lindley. An English botanist, and professor in London. L. K.

Lk., Link.

L., Linn.

Lob.

Lodd.

Loe.

A Prussian botanist.

Link.

Linnæus

The celebrated Swedish reformer of natural history.

Lobel

An old writer upon plants.

Loddiges

English nurserymen and botanists.

Loesel

An old Prussian botanist. and traveller in Africa.

Labiata

Sp. 8-12. 343 capitáta W. oval-leaved or jl.au R Syria 1752. S co 344 hispánica ica W.

Spanish or jn Spain R 1759. Sco

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