William Jackson Hooker
Cambridge University Press
e druk, 2011
9781108039284
Icones Plantarum
Or, Figures, with Brief Descriptive Characters and Remarks of New or Rare Plants, Selected from the Author's Herbarium
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2011
ISBN13: 9781108039284
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This world-famous work was begun by Sir William Jackson Hooker (1785–1865) in 1837, and the ten volumes reissued here were produced under his authorship until 1854, at which point his son, Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817–1911) continued the work of publication. Hooker's own herbarium, or collection of preserved plant specimens, was so extensive that at one point he stored it in one house and lived in another; it was left to the nation on his death. Each volume contains 100 line drawings of plants, and each is accompanied by a full Latin description, with notes in English on habitat and significant features. The order of the plants in each volume is not systematic, but two 'indexes' at the beginning provide plant lists, in alphabetical order and 'arranged according to the natural orders'.
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ISBN13:9781108039284
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Paperback
Aantal pagina's:214
Uitgever:Cambridge University Press
Serie:Cambridge Library Co
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701. Trichomanes Elongatum; 702. Trichomanes Giganteum; 703. Trichomanes Polyanthos; 704. Trichomanes Smithii; 705. Trichomanes Melanorhizon; 706. Hemitelia Lindeni; 707. Hibiscus (Abelmoscus) Tulipaeflorus; 708. Hibiscus (Abelmoscus) Tulipaeflorus; 709. Hostmannia Elvasioides; 710. Philagonia Fraxinifolia; 711. Euthemis Leucocarpa; 712. Gomphia Sumatrana; 713. Jamesonia Cinnamomea; 714. Juncus Andicola; 715. Acrostichum (Elaphoglossum) Cardiophyllum; 716. Siphocampylus Giganteus; 717. Vaccinium Muscicola; 718. Apphelandra? Carduifolia; 719. Polypodium Subcrenatum; 720. Polypodium (Marginaria) Punctulatum; 721. Polypodium Chrysolepis; 722. Boronia Rhomboidea; 723. Lycium Quitense; 724. Phebalium Grandiflorum; 725. Villarsia Involucrata; 726. Xanthosia Ciliata; 727. Phebalium Squamuligerum; 728. Triglochin Centrocarpum; 729. Rubus Pulcherrimus; 730. Rubus Pulcherrimus; 731. Triglochin Calcitrapa; 732. Meconopsis Heterophylla; 733. Agalmyla Staminea; 734. Agalmyla Staminea; 735. Cyrtandra Pendula; 736. Cyrtandra Pendula; 737. Phascum Cristatum; 738. Schistidium Arcuatum; 739. Weissia Pallens; 740. Vaccinium Javanicum; 741. Rubus Lobbianus; 742. Rubus Lobbianus; 743. Loranthus Macranthus; 744. Loranthus Macranthus; 745. Ranunculus Peruvianus; 746. Hookeria Fissidentoides; 747. Aralia Polaris; 748. Leptotheca Speciosa; 749. Ppolypodium (Eupolypodium) Onustum; 750. Baccharis Ferruginea; 751. Sinapidendron Gracile; 752. Sinapidendron Vogelii; 753. Melhania Leprieurii; 754. Lotus Brunneri; 755. Melhania Leprieurii; 756. Paronychia Illecebroides; 757. Lotus Purpureus; 758. Microdesmis Puberula; 759. Cocculus? Macranthus; 760. Glyphaea Grewioides; 761. Sapota Marginata; 762. Campanula (Medium) Jacobaea; 763. Phaca Vogelii; 764. Phagnalon Melanoleucum; 765. Sonchus Daltoni; 766. Rhabdotheca Picridioides; 767. Uvaria? Vogelii; 768. Sarcostemma Daltoni; 769. Ritchiea Erecta; 770. Ritchiea Erecta; 771. Psorospermum Tenuifolium; 772. Echium Stenosiphon; 773. Ochtocosmus Africanus; 774. Acridocarpus Corymbosus; 775. Schmidelia Monophylla; 776. Campylanthus Benthami; 777. Hugonia Planchoni; 778. Apodytes Beninensis; 779. Cleistanthus Polystachyus; 780. Natalia Paullinioides; 781. Uncaria Africana; 782. Gardenia Vogelii; 783. Gardenia Vogelii; 784. Leucomphalos Capparideus; 785. Oxyanthus Formosus; 786. Oxyanthus Formosus; 787. Nauclea Platanocarpa; 788. Milletia Macrophylla; 789. Milletia Macrophylla; 790. Afzelia Bracteata; 791. Afzelia Bracteata; 792. Chailletia Floribunda; 793. Anthocleista Vogelii; 794. Anthocleista Vogelii; 795. Usteria Guineensis; 796. Codonanthus? Alternifolia; 797. Amanoa Bracteosa; 798. Dicranolepis Distichas; 799. Napoleona Vogelii; 800. Napoleona Vogelii.