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plants , whh their eiTential Characters , Synonymes
and places of growth, to which will be added occailonal
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Jam, Sowerby, 8- Lond. 1790, u» f» bis jetzt. Im
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or habitations of English plants j containing the
refnlts of feveral botanical excurfions chiefly in Kent,
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f ) Gramina pascua , Specimens of paßure gralTes , with
descriptions and remarks by the Rev. G. Sway ne*
Fol, Lond. 1790.
Flora ruftica exhibiting accurate figures of fuch plants
as are either useful or injurious in husbandry, drawn
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nee non iconibus ad vivum depictis ilhiftratae, auct»
J, S t a ckhous e , Fob Lond^ I795 - 97.^ 2 Fase,
It) Coloured figures of english Fungi or Mushrooms by
Jam. S owe r b y , Fol, Lond, I797- 98» 15 Nrn,
1) Flora Bedfordenfis etc, arranged according to the Syfcem
of Linnaeus, with occafional remarks, (by K«
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in) Menthae britannicae , being a new botanical arrangement
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p ) Coloured figures of marine plants found on the fou.
thern coaft of England, illuftrated with defcriptlons
and obfervations, accompanied with a figure of the
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prefixed an inquiry into themo de of propagation peculiar
to Sea Plants by Th, VeLley, Fol, Lond,
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deres bekannt.
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