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Moreau de Josses (Alexandre).

Becherehes sur les changemens produits dans l’etat physiquedes contrees par la destruction des forets. Bruxelles , 1825.4°.

-Untersuchungen ueber die Veraenderungen, die durch die

Ausrotting der Waelder in dem physisehen Zustande der Laenderentstehen. Aus dem Franzoesisehen von W. Widenmann.Tuebingen , 1828. 8°.

Morel (Julius).

The turpentines and resinous products of the Coniferae. I.Strassburg turpentine. Pharm.Journ. III. viii. (1877) 21-22.II. Canada balsam, lb. 22-23. III. Common turpentine, lb.81-83. IY. Venice turpentine, lb. 281-283. Y. Hungarianbalsam, lb. 283. YI. Carpathian balsam, lb. 283. VII. Tur­ pentine from the Aleppo pine, lb. 283. YIII. Burgundypitch, lb. 342-344. XI. Galipot, lb. 344. XII. Pitch, lb.344. XIII. Wood Tar, lb. 344. XIY. Juniper Tar, lb. 344(542). XV. Oil of Turpentine , lb. 543-545, 725-727. XVI.Oil of Juniper, lb. 886-887. XVII. Oil of Savin, lb. 981-982. XVIII. Oil of Cedar, lb. 982. XIX. Colophony, lb.982-984. XX. Gum Sandarach, lb. 1024-1025. XXI.Amber, lb. (1879) 673-676. XXII. White Dammar, lb. 714-716. XXIII. Kauri resin, lb. 715-716.

Moreira (Nicolau Joaquim).

Diccionario de plantas medicinaes Brasilieras contendo o nome deplanta, seu genero, especie, familia e o botanico que a classi-ficacon; o logar onde e mais commun, as virtudes que se lheatribue e as doses e formas de sua applicaqao, etc. Bio deJaneiro, 1862. 8°.

Vocabulario das arvores Brasilieras que podem fornecer madeirapara construcQoes civis, navaes e marcenaria, seguido de umindiculo botanico de algunas plantas de Paraguay . Bio deJaneiro, 1870. 8°.

Breves consideraqoes sobre a historia e cultura do cafeiro econsumo de seus productos. Bio Janeiro, 1873. 8°.

U.S. Centennial Exhibition. Brazilian Coffee, New York ,[1876], 8°.

Historical notes concerning the vegetable fibres, exhibited bySeverino L. da C. Leite . New York , 1876. 8°.

Morel (L. F.).

Traite des champignons au point de vue botanique, alimentaire ettoxologique. Moulins , 1865. 16°.