Curtis Botanical Magazine
Plate 804 - Larger Albuca
Plate 804 - Larger Albuca
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Plate 804
Classification: HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA
Flowering Period: May
Publication Date: Holm 1784
Description:
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syd Edwards del Pub by TCurtis st Geo Crefcent Jan 1.1805 F Sansom sculp N°804 804 Albuca Major Larger Albuca 1 Class and Order HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA Generic Character.-Vid Num 720 specific Character and synonyms Albuca major soliis lato-fubulatis canaliculatis firmulis pedunculis firmioribus patentibus G Albuce minoris Ni 720 a qua diftinguenda nifi ftatura robuftiore bulboque sobolium nonnibil feraciore Albuca major Linn sp Pl ed 2 p 438 Dryand Act Holm 1784 p 293 Thunb ibid 1786 p 57 prod 65 Mart Mill Diat Willd sp Pl 2 99 Jacq ic rar 2 t 443 Col Suppl 96 Redoute Lil t 69 Albuca lutea a Lamarck Dict Encyc 1 76 Ornithogalum canadenfe sp Pl 1 p 308 Cornithogalum luteo-virens indicum Corn Canad 160 Rudb Elyf 2 p 140 f 7 Mor Hift 2 p 423 S 4 t 24 f 7 scarcely to be distinguished from minor but by its more robuft stature and upright growth as also perhaps by a bulb more apt to produce numerous offsets and somewhat smaller in proportion to the plant than that of minor hence we may refer our readers to the description of that species given p 720 Our plant was formerly thought to be of Canadian origin but is now well known to be a native of the Cape of Good Hope was introduced here by Mr William Malcolm in 1767 Our drawing was made at Mr SALIsBURY'S Botanic Garden Brompton G 86 Corrigendum In charactere specifico Albuc minoris N 720 pro stigmatibus trigono obcanicis acutis papilloso-hirtis lege stylo trigono-obconico papillofe-hirto figmate Jubumboniformi G
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syd Edwards del Pub by TCurtis st Geo Crefcent Jan 1.1805 F Sansom sculp N°804 804 Albuca Major Larger Albuca 1 Class and Order HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA Generic Character.-Vid Num 720 specific Character and synonyms Albuca major soliis lato-fubulatis canaliculatis firmulis pedunculis firmioribus patentibus G Albuce minoris Ni 720 a qua diftinguenda nifi ftatura robuftiore bulboque sobolium nonnibil feraciore Albuca major Linn sp Pl ed 2 p 438 Dryand Act Holm 1784 p 293 Thunb ibid 1786 p 57 prod 65 Mart Mill Diat Willd sp Pl 2 99 Jacq ic rar 2 t 443 Col Suppl 96 Redoute Lil t 69 Albuca lutea a Lamarck Dict Encyc 1 76 Ornithogalum canadenfe sp Pl 1 p 308 Cornithogalum luteo-virens indicum Corn Canad 160 Rudb Elyf 2 p 140 f 7 Mor Hift 2 p 423 S 4 t 24 f 7 scarcely to be distinguished from minor but by its more robuft stature and upright growth as also perhaps by a bulb more apt to produce numerous offsets and somewhat smaller in proportion to the plant than that of minor hence we may refer our readers to the description of that species given p 720 Our plant was formerly thought to be of Canadian origin but is now well known to be a native of the Cape of Good Hope was introduced here by Mr William Malcolm in 1767 Our drawing was made at Mr SALIsBURY'S Botanic Garden Brompton G 86 Corrigendum In charactere specifico Albuc minoris N 720 pro stigmatibus trigono obcanicis acutis papilloso-hirtis lege stylo trigono-obconico papillofe-hirto figmate Jubumboniformi G
Original botanical print from Curtis's Botanical Magazine
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