Flora Graeca drawings v5 - MS Sherard 245

f.iS: [Frontispiece]

Contents i

Contents ii

Contents iii

Contents iv

f.1: Achyranthes argentea

f.2: Chenopodium Botrys

f.3: Beta maritima

f.4: Salsola fruticosa

f.5: Camphorosma Pteranthus

f.6:

f.7: Thelygonum Cynocrambe

f.8: Atriplex Halimus Thessalonica

f.9: Atriplex graeca Negropont

f.10: Rumex bucephalophorus

f.11S: Rumex roseus

f.12: Rumex spinosus

f.13:

f.14: Rumex multifidus

f.15: Polygonum maritimum Rhodes

f.16: Polygonum equisetiforme Sibth Crete

f.17: Daphne Tartonraira

f.18: Daphne argentea Sib Samos

f.19: Daphne Gnidium

f.20: Daphne buxifolia pubescence of branches leaves wan ... it must necessarily …

f.21: Daphne jasminea

f.22S: Daphne collina

f.23: Passerine hirsute Observe the style is slightly lateral, not terminal.—In every Daphne it is terminal

f.24S: Laurus nobilis

f.25: Osyris alba

f.26S: Elaeagnus angustifolia

f.27: Cytinus Hypocistis

f.28: Aristolochia sempervirens Cyprus

f.29: Aristolochia parvifolia

f.30: Aristolochia pallida

f.31S: Aristolochia hirta Cyprus fig. 1 in Tournef. Voy,

f.32: Croton tinctorium

f.33: Croton villosum Negropont

f.34: Ricinus communis

f.35: Andrachne Telephioides

f.36: Euphorbia pumila Creta Sibth Lists

f.37: Euphorbia Chamaesyce Crete

f.38: Euphorbia aleppica Mt. Olympus

f.39S: Euphorbia spinosa Crete

f.40: Euphorbia dulcis Asia

f.41: Euphorbia leiosperma Livadia E. portlandia—nec Linn.

f.42: Euphorbia deflexa euboeense Sib. ut videtur Negroponte next akin to Portlandica

f.43:

f.44: Euphorbia arguta E. cypria Journ. 34? Cyprus

f.45: Euphorbia stricta pattern not sent Mar 1

f.46: Euphorbia dendroides

f.47: Euphorbia myrsinites Cyprus

f.48: Datisca cannabina

f.49: Reseda alba

f.50: Parietaria cretica

f.51S: Ouercus coccifera Calci

f.52: Platanus orientalis Cyprus

f.53: Ephedra distachya

f.54: Pinus maritima Lamb. t t. 10 Cyprus

f.55: Arum Dracunculus Crete

f.56: Arum Dioscoridis Cyprus

f.57: Arum Arisarum

f.58S: Orchis undulatifolia Column. v. 2. t. 9 Breyn. Cent t. 42 Rudb. Rtys. v. 2 194. f. 9 O. undulatifolia Bivona

f.59: Orchis papilionacea

f.60: Ophrys tenthredinifera Cyprus

f.61: Ophr fusca

f.62: Serapias Lingua

f.63S: Serapias cordigera

f.64: Epipactis palustris Parnassus

f.65: Crocus aureus

f.66S: Ixia Bulbocodium

f.67: Gladiolus communis

f.68: Gladioli communis varietas

f.69: Iris florentina

f.70: Iris germanica

f.71: Iris tuberosa

f.72S: Iris Sisyrinchium

f.73S: Narcissus Tazzetta

f.74: Pancratium maritimum

f.75: Amaryllis lutea yellow too heavy

f.76S: Amaryllis citrina Morea

f.77: Fritillaria pyrenaica Sib. or Linn?

f.78: Tulipa Clusiana Tulipa near Florence

f.79S: Tulipa Sibthorpiana may be called Sibthorpiana T caramaniensis Sib

f.80: Allium Ampeloprasum

f.81: Allium subhirsutum Sib

f.82: Allium roseum Red. Lil t. 213 Cupani ed. 2 t. 32? roseum Sib.

f.83: Allium margaritaceum Cimolia—Sib in Herb. Banks parviflorum Sib. non Linn.

f.84: Allium descendens sphaerocephalum descendens

f.85: Allium pallens Cupani ed. 2. t. 26 285 pallens Sib. & forte Linn.

f.86: Allium paniculatum Red. Lil. t. 252 286 paniculatum Sib &

f.87S: Allium montanum 287 olympicum Sib. HB nov. sp.

f.88: Allium staticiforme cimoliense Sib. HB. nov. sp.

f.89S: Allium pilosum 'semihirsutum Sibth.' 'Cimolia' H. Banks pilosum Sib. nov. sp.

f.90: Allium junceum schoenoprasum Sib non H A. ascalonico proprius, sed diversum

f.91: Allium nigrum Sibth. Cyprus

f.92: Allium triquetrum Sib & H4 Rome M. Baver Cupani ed. 2 t. 24 ed I t. 89

f.93: Allium lacteum album Red. Lil. t. 300 Italy M. Bauer. narcissiflorum Sib. non Wilden. nova species

f.94: Allium Cepa Cepa Sib

f.95: Allium ambiguum Italy M. Bauer vide Bivon. Sic. Cent. 1 18 Lob. Ic. 160 bulbiferum? Sib. videtur novum

f.96: Ornithogalum spathaceum Wilden.

f.97: Ornithogalum arvense

f.98: Ornithogalum nanum Sib. 3 of the stamina sh.d be dilated at the base

f.99: Asphodelus ramosus

f.100: Asphodelus flstulosus

f.101S: Anthericum graecum express a slight fringe of hairs on the edge of the stem leaves, especially towards their base.

f.102: Asparagus acutifolius

f.103: Asparagus aphyllus

f.104: Asparagus horridus

f.105: Hyacinthus romanus Scilla Curt. Mag.

f.106S: Aloe vulgaris

f.107: Ruscus Hypoglossum

f.108: Colchicum latifolium

f.109: Tamus cretica Cyprus journ Fl. Cyp. n. 258?

f.110: Smilax aspera Crete

f.111: Scirpus dichotomus semina sulcata vide

f.112S: Schoenus mucronatus All the fines are downy for an inch or two from their origin, which ought to be expressed.

f.113: Cyperus comosus

f.114: Cyperus radicosus

f.115: Cyperus

f.116: Cyperus flavescens

f.117S: Cyperus the seed ought to be as white as ivory & as polished— . . . of a longer form the 3 edges are very prominent triangular

f.118: Cyperus mucronatus wrong—the seed is not triangular, so the middle angle must be omitted

f.119S:

f.120S: Saccharum Ravennae the hairs grow chiefly from the base of calyx pray correct it.

f.121S: Saccharum cylindricum

f.122: Phalaris canariensis should be a little bristly

f.123: Phalaris nodosa

f.124: Phalaris aquatica

f.125: Phalaris paradoxa the corolla should be smooth

f.126: Alopecurus utriculatus the arista springs from the base of the corolla, within the calyx thus [sketch] the arista too ought to be a little longer than it is drawn.

f.127: Alopecurus angustifolius

f.128S: Saccharum Teneriffae

f.129S: Panicum eruciforme 3.d valve of calyx wanting see spec.m

f.130: Panicum repens

f.131: Panicum dactylon

f.132: Phleum crinitum

f.133: Milium lendigerum

f.134: Milium arundinaceum

f.135: Andropogon Gryllis

f.136: Andropogon halepensis

f.137: Andropogon distachys omit these hairs the glume is always quite smooth the artist was deceived by the hairs at the base of the flower w.ch are rightly done at #