Botanical Names for English Readers

according afterwards al-Razi alluding allusion Alpini ancient Anthony Ascham apothecary appearance applied Apuleius Arabic Arnott authorities Avicenna Bauhin born botanist British Flora British Plants Brown Brunfels called capital letter Caspar Bauhin celebrated century Clusius colour Cordus derivation died Dillenius diminutive Dioscorides Dodonæus edition England English name Fern flowers formerly French fruit Fuchs Galen garden genus Gesner give given by Linneus Greek Haller haue Henry Lyte Herbal herbs Hippocrates History of Plants i. e. covered John Gerard John Parkinson Keltic kind king known Latin learning leaves Lindley Linnean Linneus Lobel Lonicerus Matthiolus meaning medicine mentioned name given Named in honour officinal name old name old substantive name original Parkinson pertaining physician Pliny pronounced published reference remarkable resemblance root says Science scientific seeds Smith species spelt stem supposed Théis Theophrastus Tournefort Tragus translation tree trivial name vnto word writings wrote