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Page 104
... species of which they treated . And I have interspersed the whole tract with numerous new observations . ' The species of Hirundo first and most particularly described are the four which visit Great Britain ; and a plate is exhibited of ...
... species of which they treated . And I have interspersed the whole tract with numerous new observations . ' The species of Hirundo first and most particularly described are the four which visit Great Britain ; and a plate is exhibited of ...
Page 299
... species in the Congo herbarium some- what exceeds 600 ; viz . Dicotyledones , 460 , Monocotyledones , 113 , Acotyledones , 33. After having collated these numbers with those in the herbariums of Adanson , Smeathman , Brass , and ...
... species in the Congo herbarium some- what exceeds 600 ; viz . Dicotyledones , 460 , Monocotyledones , 113 , Acotyledones , 33. After having collated these numbers with those in the herbariums of Adanson , Smeathman , Brass , and ...
Page 304
... species is from Congo ; and they approach nearer to Polemonec than to Convolvuleœ . SCROPHULARINÆ . Ten species , of which two form new genera . LABIATE . Seven species , three belonging to Ocymum , three to Hyptis , and one to ...
... species is from Congo ; and they approach nearer to Polemonec than to Convolvuleœ . SCROPHULARINÆ . Ten species , of which two form new genera . LABIATE . Seven species , three belonging to Ocymum , three to Hyptis , and one to ...
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