An introduction to the science of botany : chiefly extracted from the works of Linnaeus, to which are added several new tables and notes and a life of the author / by the late James Lee.

  • Lee, James, 1715-1795.
Date:
1810
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Credit: An introduction to the science of botany : chiefly extracted from the works of Linnaeus, to which are added several new tables and notes and a life of the author / by the late James Lee. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    CONTENTS. xxiii Chap. page XXXII. Of the Genera rejected by the System, as grounded on the Variations of some Parts only of the Fructifica- tion 129 XXXIII. Of the Genera rejected by the System, as grounded on a Difference in the Fruit only 132 Table I. Changes in the Names of Genera, arranged in Alpha- betical Order 1S(> Table II. The Linnitan Genera, ivith References and Synonymes 167 Table III. The Linnitan Genera, alphabetically arranged, with the Classical and English Names, and accented; with a Reference also to their Classes and Orders 29(J Table IV. An Alphabetical Catalogue of English and Scotch Names of Plants, from the most approved Authors, referred to their respective Genera 353 Table V. The Names of Plants, in Latin and French 390 PART III. Chap. ' . I. Of Vegetables, and their Kinds 413 II. Of Roots 415 III. Of the Herd 4K> IV. Of the Trunk 417 V. Of simple Leaves 423 VI. Of compound Leaves 43'2 VII. Of determinate Leaves 434 VIII. Of the Fulcra of Plants 433 IX. Of the Hybernaadu of Plants , 43') X. Of the Habit of Plants 44'.) XI. Of Placcntation 441 XII. OfRadication 443 XIII. Of Ramification 414 XIV. Of Intonion 445 XV. Of Gemmation 447 XVI. Of Foliation 418 XVII. Of Stipulation 450 XVIII. Of Pubescence , 452