Arboretum Et Fruticetum Britannicum ; Or, the Trees And Shrubs Of Britain ...

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cathárticus L Europe
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Stereózylon R et
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n triste Pall
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Agrifolium vulgare Clayt
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Canada
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XXV
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551
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992
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App ii
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Méspilus Arònia Willd Enum
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a microphylla Willd Siberia 1057
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r tribracteata
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Wilson Sir Griffin
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adoratus Wall
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Laurocérasus Lois
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bullàtus L Virginia
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sinensis
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Youell J A L
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pùmila Michx
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1453
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R brevistyla Dec Fl
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tanacetifolia Pers Greece pl 141
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a arenària Donn and Sims
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MAGNOLIA L
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Mácqui LHérit Chili pl 72 543
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japónica L Japan
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canadénsis L
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fruticosa L N America f 302 607
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pulverulentus
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pùmila Michx
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Ilex L
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myrtifolia Nutt N Amer 175 505
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minor
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f nàna Nutt
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Halfhardy Species of Genista
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canadensis Willd
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f móllis Bess
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buxifolius Poir
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hispida L N Amer
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sibírica
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AZARA R et
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a sempervirens L S Europe
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App II
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nepalénsis Swt Nepal 237 239 566
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Wraight
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Hoved R
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RoSEE Dec 672 748
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The Iron Bark Tree
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canariensis LU
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VOL VI
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Of the Study of Trees pictorially or as Trees and Shrubs 217 Unavoidable Evils of describing Plants from
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ILEX L
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Rosacea
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Azederách L
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angustifolius Ph N America
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spinosa
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Sprengels Bramble
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Amyridàcea Lindl
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Aràlia L
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sp 1
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934
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SAMBUCUS Tourn I
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cii
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Toxicodéndron pinnatum Mill
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In Uncultivated
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Acacia Neck
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orientális
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typhìna L N America
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Deutzia scabra Thunb f 681 950
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S laciniata Mill
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Aquifolium báčcis flàvis
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Europe
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valentinus Willd
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R Uvacrispa var 1 sylvestris
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The Roman numerals refer to the Contents in full the Arabic figures to the body of the work
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Trees and Shrubs
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Kamtschatka
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The wild blackfruited Cherry Tree
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or
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INTRODUCTION
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of North America
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fig 328
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Diacántha L
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rubiginosa L
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finifolia L f 280
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latifolia Gill
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Vasco Dec L
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975
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dentata R et P
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Bórreri Woods
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Trees and Shrubs
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Cistineæ
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Ranunculaceæ Dec
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The sweetscented Bramble
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a cruénta Ait Levant f 318 636
3
Literature of the Trees and Shrubs
4
oleffera Abel
6
jáspida
7
obtusàtum
9
glandulosus Wallr
10
aùrea Hort
12
CHAP I
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1043
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pusillus
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Symphoricarpos Dill
18
Arúndo Beauv
19
aucupària Gærtn Europe
28
glaúca Wall Nepal f 562 563 844 3 integrifolia Lindl Nepal
29
Foreign Trees
31
nutkànus
32
Europe f 271 581
33
SUBSECT 2 Of the Foreign Trees
35
rubrum L Europe
36
Halfhardy ligneous Species
37
penicillatum Thib
39
1066
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China
79
Other Species of Duvaúa
99
VOL VII
107
The Indian or common China Rose
114
and Shrubs given in the Catalogue of the Commencement of the 19th Century
129
Halfhardy Species of Hydrangea 996
130
31
132
Achyrònia villosa Wendl
133
Chamaecyparíssus L France
134
chrysocárpa Dec
138
and 18th Centuries according to Dr Walker of F A Michaux 142 of Dumont de Cour
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of Germany and Hungary xiv
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Viborgia Spreng
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Trees and Shrubs
153
Of the Indigenous
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Trees and Shrubs
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957
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sp 3
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Of the Indigenous
177
Other Species of Homalinàceæ 544
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Of the Trees and Shrubs of Asia Africa
187
Conclusion
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Of the Study of the Forms
193
Of the Mode of drawing sidered with Reference to Man 221
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CHAP II
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frígida Wall
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Choice of Specimens 202 Details of the Pro
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T elongata
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Old
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triacánthos L N Am pl 88 89 650
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triternàta
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The Japan Honeysuckle
239
Oxylobium arborescens R Br f
246
nepalénsis Hook Nepal f 319 637
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occidentalis Horn
249
S medium
253
Doubtful Species of Clématis
255
f 186
256
Variety
258
Pultenea stricta Bot Mag f 259
259
Baberbaum
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tripétala L N America
269
VOL VIII
278
speciosa Hort
279
G tridens
281
The oneseeded Genista
286
Expected Additions to the Order
291
Styphelia R
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608 XIII CARAGA NA Lam
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carolìnus Dec 3 N A f 45
298
The blackfruited Honeysuckle
301
heterophylla Juss S Am f 52
305
multiflora Thunb A Japan f 512 773
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746
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CHAP III
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spinòsa L Levant fig 63
314
Halfhardy Species of Cinerària 1071
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S Europe fig 67
320
Other ligneous Species of Astrágalus
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microphyllum Swt France
330
Loddigèsia Sims
334
S Europe 582
336
The Barreliers Helianthemum
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obovatum Dunul
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fig
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Tauria
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Other Species of Prùnus
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fig 77
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canariénsis Poir Canaries
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Other ligneous Plants of the Order
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TILIA L
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LOTEÆ
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Whin Gorse Prickly Broome
372
The American Lime Tree
373
Carolina
374
Egypt
376
triflòrus LHérit
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STUARTIA
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fig
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odoratíssima Lindl f 506
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The scariousmarginedleaved Genista
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flòre semiplèno Hort
385
Chinese and other Foreign Varieties
386
PRINOS L
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p glandulòsum R et P Chili 982
388
common
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R semperflorens var 7 N
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967
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móllis Willd
397
The smoothskinned Peach or Nectarine Tree
398
Scotland
400
lusitánica L
402
Other Species of Cydònia 932
403
G scándens Lois
404
Xylósteum L North America
407
The freestone Nectarine
411
? A coriàceum Lodd
421
Japan
422
centifolia Lin Caucasus f 491 760
424
excélsa Wall discolor Wall Colpoon Thunb
428
A Opalus A opulifolium A barbatum A corià
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serrulata G
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pl 44
460
597
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R reflexus Ker fig
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Esculus Pàvia parviflòra Hort
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9
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556
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japonica G Don I
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orientalis
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Morgsana L
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335
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pennsylvánica Lois N America 705
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AILANTUS Desf
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818
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r buxifolia Wall
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