A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

pr.: abbrev. prope (prep. + acc.) [Pr. at the beginning of a sentence: near, nearby (in space); see prope;

- Rio de Janeiro, pr. Piedad (Mitten), Rio de Janeiro, near Piedad.

- in monte Cerro Pelado pr. Tarapoto (Mitten), on mount Cerro Pelado near Tarapoto.

- in saxis prope pagum Chambo, on rocks near the the village of Chambo.

- pr. Quito, near Quito.

- Brasilia, pr. Corritiba in sylvis ad arbores (2000 ped.)(Mitten), Brasilia, near Corritiba in forests on trees (2000 feet).

- [moss] In locis paucis ericetorum Europae hucusque detectum: in paludibus Vosgesorum et prope Bipontem legit primus B r u c h ; pr. Lausigk Saxoniae; pr. Jeveram Duc. Oldenburgensis; in Sudetorum paludosis: (C. Mueller), detected thusfar in a few places of Erica-associated species of Europe: Bruch first collected it in the wet places [i.e. swamps or bogs] of the Vosges [sc. Mountains] and near Bipontium; near Lausigk of Saxony; near Jevera of the Duchy of Oldenburg; in wet places of the Sudetenland: and near Krageroe.

- [moss] in Hibernia ad basaltum pr. locum „ Giant's Causeway" promontorii Fairhead, societate Grimmiae maritimae (C. Mueller), in Ireland on basal near the place “Giant’s Causeway” of Fairhead promontory, in the society of Grimmia maritima.

Pr. or pr., also prodr.: abbrev. for prodromus,-i (s.m.II), q.v.;

- B. Br. pr. 484. (F. Mueller), Robert Brown, Prodromus (page) 484.

- Alph. de Cand. pr. xiv. p. 684 (F. Mueller), [Augustin Pyramus de Candolle] prodromus [volume] XIV. pagina [= page] 684.

- Santalum lanceolatum, R. Br. pr. p. 356. Alph. de Cand. pr. xiv. p. 682 (F. Mueller), Santalum lanceolatum, Robert Brown. Prodromus p. 356. Alphonse Louis Pierre Pyramus de Candolle. [(Monographiae phanerogamarum), Prodromi nunc continuatio, nunc revisio. Paris 1878-1896, 9 vols.] [vol. XIV. p. [ = pagina (page)] 682.

- Sprengelia propinqua. All. Cunn. in D.C. prodr. VII., 768. (F. Mueller), Sprengelia propinqua, All. Cunn. in [DeCandolle] Prodromus vol. VII, [page] 768.

NOTE: p., also pag.: (abbrev.) pagina,-ae (s.f.I), ‘page’ (of a book); see ‘p.’