Elemcnla Botanica,

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Didericus Leonardus Oskamp.

Specimen inaug. exhibens nonnulla, plantarum fabricamet oeconomiam spectantia.

Pagg. 70. Trajecti ad Rhen. 1789. 4.

Paulus Dietericus Giseke.

Theses botanic*.

Pagg. 51. Hamburgi, 1790. 8.

Samuel Saunders.

A short and easy introduction to scientific and philosophicbotany.

Pagg. 107. London, 1792. 8.

James Edward Smith.

Syllabus of a course of lectures on botany.

Pagg. 72. London, 1795. 8.

Rene Louiche Desfontaines.

Lours de botanique elementaire et de physique vegetale.Usteri’s Annalen der Botanick, 16 Stiick, p. 27—87.

11 . ^Termini Botanici.

John Martyn.

The first lecture of a course of botany, being an intro-duction to the rest.

Pagg. 23. tabb. sene* 14. London, 1729. 8.

John Wilson.

A botanical dictionary, printed with his Synopsis ofBritish plants, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1744. 8.

Pagg. 14. tabb. ligno incisas 2.

Joannes Andreas Murray.

Enumeratio vocabulorum quorundam, quibus antiqui lin-guas latinas auctores in re herbaria usi sunt.

Pagg. 11. Holmi*, 1756. 4.

Carolus Linnalus.

Delineatio piant*. Pagg. 8. Upsaliae, 1758. 8.

- ■ in editionibus Systematis Vegetabilium postea

impressis.

- Lippii Enchirid. Botanic, p. 58—67.

- Reuss Compend. Botanic, edit. 1. p. 27—37.

edit. 2. p. 35—4;.

- latine et belgice. in Gorters Leer der plant-

kunde, p. 33—76.

——— : Delineation of a piant.

System of Vegetables, translated by a botanical Societyat Lichfield, Vol. 1 p. 13—21.