A Review of the References to the Hortus Malabaricus of Henry Van Rheede Van Dra
A Review of the References to the Hortus Malabaricus of Henry Van Rheede Van Dra
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Phceniceus of Roxburgh, for which he has quoted the present figures, is H. Hirtus; and by Wight and Arnott it is inadvertently quoted both for H. Hirtus and for Pentapetes phoenicea.
2. Urena sinuata. Lin.
Quoted by Burman for the Linnean U. Lobata.
3. Loranthus elasticus. Lam. Scurrula elastica. G. Don.
4. Loranthus longifloru&. Lam. Scurrula Ion giflora. G. Don. Roxburgh has not quoted this figure, but it is his L. Bicolor.
5. Loranthus Kanneli. W. FyA.
Wight and Arnott have confirmed the sug...gestion of Schultes that it is distinct from L. Ylobosus (i. E. Elytrant he globosa of G. Don), for which it has been quoted by Roxburgh and De Candolle, and all our knowledge of the species is derived from Rheede ; by Dennstedt it is misquoted for the L. Buddleioides of Lamarck.
6. Limnophila gratissima. Blume. ? Ambulia aromatica. Lam.
Gmelin has not quoted the Hortus Malabaricus, but his Ambulia monosperma, as well as Lamarck's A. Aromatica, appear to have been derived from this figure, and though Manya~nari is Rheede 's name, yet in his Description he says that the plant is called Ambuli by the Bramins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phceniceus of Roxburgh, for which he has quoted the present figures, is H. Hirtus; and by Wight and Arnott it is inadvertently quoted both for H. Hirtus and for Pentapetes phoenicea.
2. Urena sinuata. Lin.
Quoted by Burman for the Linnean U. Lobata.
3. Loranthus elasticus. Lam. Scurrula elastica. G. Don.
4. Loranthus longifloru&. Lam. Scurrula Ion giflora. G. Don. Roxburgh has not quoted this figure, but it is his L. Bicolor.
5. Loranthus Kanneli. W. FyA.
Wight and Arnott have confirmed the sug...gestion of Schultes that it is distinct from L. Ylobosus (i. E. Elytrant he globosa of G. Don), for which it has been quoted by Roxburgh and De Candolle, and all our knowledge of the species is derived from Rheede ; by Dennstedt it is misquoted for the L. Buddleioides of Lamarck.
6. Limnophila gratissima. Blume. ? Ambulia aromatica. Lam.
Gmelin has not quoted the Hortus Malabaricus, but his Ambulia monosperma, as well as Lamarck's A. Aromatica, appear to have been derived from this figure, and though Manya~nari is Rheede 's name, yet in his Description he says that the plant is called Ambuli by the Bramins.
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