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Schwægrichen – Sapindaceæ

Schwægrichen

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

A German cryptogamic Wahl.

Schwægr. botanist.

Waldst.

Scop.

Scopoli

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

An Italian botanist.

Sib.

Sibthorp

An English botanist, and tra- Wall. veller in Greece.

Walt.

Sims.

S. M.

Sims

An English garden botanist.

Sole's Monograph of Mints.

W. & K.

Sm.

Smith

An English botanist, and purchaser of the Linnean Herbarium. Wats.

Smith Fl.

Smith's Flora Britannica.

Brit.

W.E.,W.en.

Sol.

Sowerb.

Spar.

Solander

A Swedish botanist, and companion of Sir Joseph Banks in Cook's voyage round the world.

Sowerby

An English botanical draughtsman.

Sparmann

A Swedish travelling botanist.

Spr., Spreng. Sprengel. A German botanist.

St., Stev. Steven. A Russian botanist.

Steph.

Stephan

A Russian botanist.

Web.

Weihe.

Schm

arb. t. 72 2914 latifólia W. broad-leaved or 10 jn.jl G Austria 1730. L s.l Bot. mag. 2384 2915 atropurpúrea W. purple or 6 jn.jl Pu N. Amer. 1756.

L p.l

Schm

arb. t. 73 2916 americána W. evergreen or 6 jn.jl Pk N. Amer. 1683.

L s.p

Sapindaceæ

Sp. 2-6. my.jn W my.jn W 1786. 1786.

Lr.m Lam. ill. t. 306 Lr.m Buchoz. ic. t. 99 884. MELICOC CA. W. HONEY-BERRY. 5103 bíjuga W.

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