A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

Hb. or herb.: abbrev. herbarium,-ii (s.n.II), q.v.;

NOTE: h., q.v. = hortus, ‘garden;’ see hort.

NOTE: Herb. Also = Herbert. “An English divine and botanist” (Loudon’s Hortus Britannicus).

- Hb. Brotheri, herbarium of Brotherus.

- [Clematis] C. bracteosa Banks! herb. (DeCandolle), Clematis bracteosa Banks [! = an authentic specimen of Banks has been seen] herbarium [Bank’s herbarium].

- (v. s, in herb. Banks) (DeCandolle), (vidi siccam, ‘I have seen it in a dried state’ in Banks’ herbarium.

- Bryum rutilans Brid. (I. p. 684. ex ej. hb.) (C. Muell.), Bryum rutilans Bridel ([vol.] I, page 684 from his herbarium [ej. = ejus, ‘his’].

- Br. Webera intermedia Brid. I. p. 632. ex herb. ej. partim ad Br. pseudotriquetrum pertinens (C. Muell.), Bryum Webera intermedia Brid. [vol.] I, [page] 632 from his herbarium partly pertains [i.e. belongs] to Bryum pseudotriquetrum. [ej. = ejus, ‘his’].

NOTE: (of DeCandolle) herb. amat. = Herb. Am. = Herbier de L’Amateur. (= a journal):

Delaun. Herb. Amat.; also Lois. Herb. Amat. (with citation of plates, e.g. t. 296 = plate 296):

“Herbier general de l’amateur “contenant la description, l’histoire, les proprieties et la culture des vegetaux utiles et agreables; dedie au roi, par Mordant deLaunay; continue par M. Loiseleur-Deslongchamps 1814; 1816-1827, 8 vols. (Herb. Gen. amat.). Original author (of parts 1-11 of vol. 1 only): Jean Claude Mien Mordant de Launay (x-1816)” (Taxonomic Literature).