P
P
- Pachira
- Pachyphyllum
- Pachypodium
- Pachyrhizus
- Pachysandra
- Pachystima
- Pachystoma
- Packing
- Paeonia
- Paleolaria
- Paliavana
- Palicourea (Named after Le Palicour)
- Palicourea (To the species described on p)
- Palisota
- Paliurus
- Pallenis
- Palmerston – Protea
- Palmia
- Palms
- Palumbina
- Panax (Old Greek name used)
- Panax (To the species described on p)
- Pancratium (From pan all and kratys potent)
- Pancratium (To the species described on p)
- Pandaneae
- Pandanus (From Pandang the Malayan name)
- Pandanus (Including Barrotia)
- Panicum (Old Latin name derived)
- Panicum (To the species described on pp)
- Pansy (This has always been)
- Pansy (Viola tricolor Under the name)
- Papaver
- Papaveraceae
- Papilionidae
- Papperitzia
- Papyrus
- Paracaryum
- Paradisanthus
- Paradisia
- Pardanthus
- Parinarium
- Paris
- Park
- Parkia
- Parkinsonia
- Parmentiera
- Parnassia
- Parochetus
- Paronychia
- Parrotia
- Parrya
- Parsley
- Parsnip
- Parsnip-Seed Moth
- Parsnips
- Parsonsia
- Parthenium
- Pascalia
- Passe Colmar
- Passe Crassane
- Passiflora (From passio passion and flos)
- Passiflora (To the species and varieties)
- Passifloreae
- Patagonula
- Patersonia
- Paths
- Patrinia
- Paullinia
- Paulownia
- Pavetta (To the species described on p)
- Pavetta (Vernacular name of P indica)
- Pavia
- Pavonia
- Pea
- Pelargonium
- Pelecyphora
- Pellionia
- Peltandra
- Peltaria
- Peltophorum
- Peltostigma
- Pemphigus
- Penaea
- Penaeaceae
- Pennisetum (From penna a feather and seta)
- Pennisetum (To the species described on p)
- Pentachaeta
- Pentadesma
- Pentagonia
- Pentapera
- Pentapetes
- Pentapterygium
- Pentarhaphia
- Pentas
- Pentstemon (From pente five and stemon)
- Pentstemon (To the species and varieties)
- Pentzia
- Peperomia
- Pereskia
- Perianth
- Perilla
- Perilomia
- Periploca
- Peristeria (From peristera a dove)
- Peristeria (To the species described on p)
- Peristrophe
- Perithecium
- Persica
- Persoonia
- Peru (B M as Piper acuminatum P)
- Peru (Very desirable plant)
- Pests
- Petalacte
- Petalidium
- Petalostemon
- Petasites
- Petiveria
- Petraea
- Petrobium
- Petrophila
- Petteria
- Petunga
- Petunia (From petun the Brazilian name)
- Petunia (This free-growing plant still)
- Peucedanum
- Peumus
- Peziza
- Pfaffia
- Phaca
- Phacelia
- Phaedon Betulae
- Phaedranassa
- Phaenocoma
- Phaenosperma
- Phaius
- Phajus
- Phalaenopsis (From phalaina a moth and opsis)
- Phalaenopsis (To the species and varieties)
- Phalaris
- Phaleria
- Phanerogams
- Pharnaceum
- Pharus
- Phaseolus
- Phebalium
- Phelipaea
- Philadelphus
- Philageria
- Philesia
- Philibertia
- Phillyrea
- Philodendron (From phileo to love)
- Philodendron (To the species described on pp)
- Philotheca
- Philydraceae
- Philydrum
- Phinaea
- Phleum
- Phlogacanthus
- Phlomis
- Phlox (From phlox flame alluding)
- Phlox (To the species and varieties)
- Phoenix (Old Greek name of the tree)
- Phoenix (To the species described on pp)
- Pholidota
- Phormium (From phormos a basket)
- Phormium (This genus now embraces three)
- Phorodon Humuli
- Phosphates of Lime
- Phosphorus
- Photinia
- Phragmidium
- Phratora Vitellinae
- Phryma
- Phrynium (From phrynos a toad referring)
- Phrynium (To the species described on p)
- Phuopsis
- Phygelius
- Phylica
- Phyllagathis
- Phyllanthus
- Phyllarthron
- Phyllis
- Phyllobius
- Phyllocactus (From phyllon a leaf and Cactus)
- Phyllocactus (To the species and varieties)
- Phyllocalyx
- Phyllocladus
- Phyllodoce
- Phyllostachys
- Phyllota
- Phyllotreta
- Physalis
- Physianthus
- Physidium
- Physochlaina
- Physosiphon
- Physospermum
- Physostegia
- Physostelma
- Physostigma
- Physurus (From physa a bladder and oura)
- Physurus (To the species described on p)
- Phytelephas
- Phyteuma
- Phytocrene
- Phytolacca (From phyton a plant and lae)
- Phytolacca (To the species described on p)
- Phytolaccaceae
- Phytomyza
- Phytophthora
- Picea
- Picotee
- Picridium
- Piddingtonia
- Pieris (Name applied to the Muses)
- Pieris (To the species described on pp)
- Pigafetta
- Pilea
- Pileanthus
- Pileus
- Pilocereus
- Pilularia
- Pimelea
- Pimenta
- Pimpinella
- Pinanga (Local Malayan name ORD Palmae)
- Pinanga (To the species described on p)
- Pinckneya
- Pine-Apple
- Pinellia
- Pink
- Pinus (Large number of forms sports)
- Pinus (To the species and varieties)
- Piper (Old Latinname akin)
- Piper (To the species described on pp)
- Piperaceae
- Piptadenia
- Piptanthus (From pipto to fall and anthos)
- Piptanthus (To the species described on p)
- Piptospatha
- Piqueria
- Piscidia
- Pisonia
- Pistacia
- Pistia
- Pisum
- Pitcairnia (Named after W Pitcairn)
- Pitcairnia (To the species described on pp)
- Pitcher
- Pithecoctenium
- Pithecolobium
- Pitmaston Duchess
- Pits
- Pittosporeae
- Pittosporum (From pitta pitch tar)
- Pittosporum (To the species described on pp)
- Placea
- Plagianthus
- Planera
- Plant-Boxes and Cases
- Plantagineae
- Plantago
- Planting
- Plants
- Plasmodiophora Brassicae
- Platanaceae
- Platanus
- Platycarpha
- Platycarpum
- Platycarya
- Platycerium
- Platyclinis (From platys broad and clinis)
- Platyclinis (To the species described on p)
- Platycodon
- Platycrater
- Platylobium
- Platylophus
- Platystemon
- Platystigma
- Platytheca
- Plectocomia
- Plectranthus
- Plectritis
- Plectronia
- Pleea
- Pleospora
- Plerandra
- Pleroma
- Pleuropetalum
- Pleurospermum
- Pleurothallis (From pleuron a side and thallo)
- Pleurothallis (To the species described on p)
- Plocama
- Plocoglottis
- Pluchea
- Plum
- Plum Gouger
- Plumbagineae
- Plumbago
- Plumeria
- Plums
- Plusia
- Plutela Cruciferarum
- Poa (From poa an ancient Greek name)
- Poa (To the species described on p)
- Podalyria
- Podanthes
- Podanthus
- Podocarpus
- Podolasia
- Podolepis
- Podophyllum
- Podopterus
- Podostemaceae
- Podostigma
- Podotheca
- Pogogyne (From pogon a beard and gyne)
- Pogogyne (To the species described on p)
- Pogonia (From pogonias bearded)
- Pogonia (To the species described on p)
- Pogonopus
- Pogostemon
- Poinciana
- Poiretia
- Poitaea
- Poivrea
- Polanisia
- Polemoniaceae
- Polemonium (Ancient Greek name used)
- Polemonium (To the species and varieties)
- Polianthes
- Pollen
- Pollinated
- Pollination
- Polyalthia
- Polyanthus
- Polycalymma
- Polycarpaea
- Polycycnis
- Polygala
- Polygaleae (Extensive genus species have)
- Polygaleae (Natural order of herbs)
- Polygonatum
- Polygoneae
- Polygonum
- Polymnia
- Polypodium (Old Greek name used)
- Polypodium (To the species and varieties)
- Polyporus
- Polyscias
- Polystachya (From poly many and stachys)
- Polystachya (To the species described on p)
- Polyxena
- Pomaderris
- Pomaria
- Pomax
- Pomegranate
- Pond's Seedling
- Ponera
- Pontederia
- Pontederiaceae
- Ponthieva (Named in honour of M de)
- Ponthieva (To the species described on p)
- Populus (Ancient Latin name palpulus)
- Populus (To the species and varieties)
- Porana
- Poranthera
- Porlieria
- Portea
- Portlandia
- Portulaca
- Portulaceae
- Posoqueria
- Potash
- Potato
- Potato-disease Fungus
- Pothos (Cingalese name of one)
- Pothos (To the species described on p)
- Pots and Potting
- Pourouma
- Premna
- Prenanthes
- Prepusa
- Prescottia
- Preslia
- Prestoea
- Prestonia
- Prevention
- Priestleya
- Primula
- Primulaceae (Genus comprising from seventy)
- Primulaceae (Natural order of herbs)
- Prince Engelbert
- Prince of Wales
- Princess of Wales
- Prionium
- Prismatocarpus
- Pritchardia (Named after W T Pritchard)
- Pritchardia (To the species described on p)
- Priva
- Prockia
- Proclesia
- Prodigy
- Prolification
- Pronaya
- Propagation (Any method by which plants can)
- Propagation (Budding and grafting)
- Propagation (Few Palms may be propagated)
- Propagation (Pansies are readily multiplied)
- Propagation (This is effected by seeds)
- Propagation (This may be accomplished)
- Propagation (This may be accomplished) (II)
- Proserpinaca
- Prosopis
- Prostanthera
- Proteaceae (Genus comprising about sixty)
- Proteaceae (Natural order of trees)
- PROTERANDROUS and PROTANDROUS
- PROTEROGYNOUS and PROTOGYNOUS
- Prothallus of Ferns
- Protoplasm
- Proustia
- Prunella
- Pruning (Consists in removing any part)
- Pruning (Standard Pear-trees require)
- Prunus (Ancient Latin name of the Plum)
- Prunus (Bentham and Hooker include)
- Psamma
- Psammisia
- Pseudodracontium
- Pseudolarix
- Pseudopanax
- Pseudophoenix
- Pseudotsuga – Prionophyllum
- Psidium
- Psilotum
- Psoralea
- Psychotria (From psyche life referring)
- Psychotria (To the species described on p)
- Psylla
- Ptelea
- Ptelidium
- Pteris (Old Greek name for a fern used)
- Pteris (To the species and varieties)
- Pterocarpus
- Pterocarya
- Pterodiscus
- Pterolobium
- Pteroneurum
- Pterospermum
- Pterostylis
- Ptilomeris
- Ptychococcus
- Ptychosperma
- Puccinia
- Pueraria
- Pulmonaria
- Pultenaea (Probably named after Dr)
- Pultenaea (To the species described on pp)
- Punica
- Pupa
- Pupalia
- Purple Carrot-Seed Moth (D depressella Their appearance)
- Purple Carrot-Seed Moth (Depressaria depressella This)
- Purple Gage
- Purple-edged
- Purshia
- Purslane
- Puschkinia
- Puss Moth
- Putoria
- Putterlickia
- Puya (Native name of the plant)
- Puya (To the two species described)
- Pycnidia
- Pycnostachys
- Pyralis
- Pyrenomycetes (From pyren a kernel or stone)
- Pyrenomycetes (Which see The Perithecia vary)
- Pyrethrum (Pyrethron the old Greek name)
- Pyrethrum (To the species and varieties)
- Pyrola
- Pyrularia
- Pyrus (Old Latin name used by Pliny)
- Pyrus (To the species and varieties)
- Pythium
- Pyxidanthera