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Medicinal history of Solanum,Dunal, 56.

-plants, Anon. 227 ; Anslijn,

6; Arbo, 7; Archer,7; Argenti, 8;Arioli, 8 ; Artus, 241 ; Baillon,10; Barber, 11; Beclu, 14;Bentley, 15 ; Bentley Sf Trimen,17 ; Berg, 18 ; Beichoff, 21 ;Blackwell, 21 ; Blagrave, 21 ;Blankaart, 21 ; Bodard, 22 ;Brandt, 26; Brierre de BoismontSf Bottler, 26 ; Bud hoi, 28, 29 ;Burnett, 31 ; Carl, 33 ; Cazin ,34 ; Cazzuola, 34; Dittweiler ,53 ; Bobel, 53 ; Drejer, 54 ;Duchesne, 55 ; Dufour, 55 ;Dupuis, 56 ; Ebermaier, 58 ;E hr hart, 59 ; Eichler, 59 ;Flueckiger, 64 ; Gleditsch, 71 ;Graumueller, 73; Graves Sf Wor-ries, 73; Grindel, 75; Ha/ppe,83 ; Hayne, 85 ; Henkel, 87 ;Heraud, 87 ; Hochstetter, 251 ;Huebner, 98 ; Husemann, 99 ;Karsten, 104; Eosteletzky, 107 ;Krauss, 108; Lanessan, 111;Langethal, 111; Leo, 116; Bind-ley, 117 ; Loebe, 119; Luerssen,121 ; Mann, 125 ; Mayer, 130 ;Meyer, 131 ; Miller, 132; Mi-quel, 132; Moquin-Tandon , 134;Mueller, 136; Nees von Esenbeck ,139; Oberlin, 141; Peachie, 145;Plenck, 152 ; Regnault , 157 ;Beid, 157; Bichard, 159; Bodet,162; Bodin, 162 ; Boques, 164 ;Bosenthal, 164; Sangiorgio, 170;Sehleiden, 172 ; Sheldrake, 177 ;Siegmund, 179; Smyttere, 183;Soubeiran, 183; Sowerby, 184;Spratt, 185; Stahl, 186; Ste-phenson Sf Churchill, 187 ; Ster-ler Sf Mayerhoffer, 187; Strumpf,188; Suarez de Rivera, 189;Targioni- Tozzetti, 190 ; Thom-son, 192; Thornton, 192; Va-vasseur, Coitereau, Gillet deGrandmont, 197 ; Vietz, 198 ;

Medicinal plants ( continued ):—Warming, 203 ; Weinhold, 206 ;Winkler, 211; Woodville, 213 ;Ziegler, 214; Zorn, 215.

- --- acotyledonous species

used as, Lignac, 117.

- - adulterations of, Che-

vallier, 36.

-apt to be confounded,

Ebermaier, 58.

-at Amsterdam , Trolik,

200 .

-at Chelsea, Wheeler,

208.

- - confusion in, Hull,

9i.

-cryptogamous species

used as, Marchand, 126.

-their culture, Hanbury,

87.

- - - at Banbury ,

Holmes, 92.

-at Hitchin, Bent-ley, 15 ; Holmes, 91.

-at Mitcham, Anon.

223, 233 ; Warren, 204.

-at New Lebanon,

Anon. 224.

-in Lincolnshire,

Holmes, 251.

-on railway banlss,

McNab, 123.

-dicotyledonous species

used as, Lignac, 117.

-Euphorbiaceae as, Du-

breuil, 54.

-fungi as, Ebbinghaus ,

58.

•—-herbarium of, at Phar-

maceutical Society, Anon. 231.

- - in natural orders,

Duncan, 56.

- - in Regent’s Park,

Sowerby, 184.

-influence of cultivation

on, Timbal-Lagrave, 193.

-liable to substitution,

Walchner, 202.