Botanical Article Bibliographic Records
HI Number 150018
Author: T., G
Coauthors:
Title: Suite des faits nouveaux observés au Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle. Floraison de plantes nouvelles.
MLP no: 482
BPH Series Abbreviation:
Décade Philos.
Citation: 1799/1800. I(8): 449-452. 1799/1800 [11 Dec. 1799]
Year(s):
1799
Note: New plants in flower: (with descriptions)
Salvia polystachia, Cavanilles. Icones, tab. 27. originated in Mexico.
Cosmos bipinnatus, Cav. Icones, tab. 14. orig. Mexico.
Anthenis ovali-folia, described by this name by Ortega. Mexico. A note following the description denies that this is of the Anthemis family, since the leaves of that family are alternate, while the leaves in the above plant were opposite.
Anthemis triloba from Spain, sent by Cavanilles.
Ruellia lactea, Cav. Icones, tab. 28. Mexico: its name taken from that of a former botanist, Ruelle.
Coreopsis alata, Cav. Icones, tab. 260. Orig. Mexico.
Gallinsoga trilobata. Cav. Icones tab. 282. New Spain (Brazil?)
Verbesina serrata, Cav. Icones, tab. 214 Brazil.
Helianthus dentatus, Cav. Icones, tab. 220. Mexico.
Another species of Helianthus with large oval denticulate leaves. No description in any work. from Mexico.
Amaranthus giganteus, from S. America, sent by Bosc.
Lotus, new species brought from Persia, by Brugière.
Musa pradisiaca.
Olea odorata, from China.
Salvia polystachia, Cavanilles. Icones, tab. 27. originated in Mexico.
Cosmos bipinnatus, Cav. Icones, tab. 14. orig. Mexico.
Anthenis ovali-folia, described by this name by Ortega. Mexico. A note following the description denies that this is of the Anthemis family, since the leaves of that family are alternate, while the leaves in the above plant were opposite.
Anthemis triloba from Spain, sent by Cavanilles.
Ruellia lactea, Cav. Icones, tab. 28. Mexico: its name taken from that of a former botanist, Ruelle.
Coreopsis alata, Cav. Icones, tab. 260. Orig. Mexico.
Gallinsoga trilobata. Cav. Icones tab. 282. New Spain (Brazil?)
Verbesina serrata, Cav. Icones, tab. 214 Brazil.
Helianthus dentatus, Cav. Icones, tab. 220. Mexico.
Another species of Helianthus with large oval denticulate leaves. No description in any work. from Mexico.
Amaranthus giganteus, from S. America, sent by Bosc.
Lotus, new species brought from Persia, by Brugière.
Musa pradisiaca.
Olea odorata, from China.