- po****ta (poplar), and
querceta (oaks).
Related collections include a
fruticetum, from the
Latin frutex,
meaning shrub, much more
often a shrubbery, and...
- these,
certainly the most time-consuming and costly, was
Arboretum et
Fruticetum Britanni****. This work was
published in
three formats: with the plates...
-
catalogue of 1836, a name
adopted by
Loudon two
years later in
Arboretum et
Fruticetum Britanni****, 3: 1398, 1838, but
later sunk as a
synonym for 'Horizontalis'...
- Elm
cultivar U.
minor 'Planifolia' was
listed by
Loudon in
Arboretum et
Fruticetum Britanni**** (1838) as
Ulmus campestris (:minor) var. planifolia, the flat-leaved...
-
Private publication, London.[7]. Loudon, John
Claudius (1838).
Arboretum et
fruticetum Britanni****. Vol. 3. p. 1397. "White Knights". The Gardener's Magazine...
-
identified (as U.
campestris var.
foliis aureis) by
Loudon in
Arboretum et
Fruticetum Britanni****, 3: 1378, 1838.
Loudon described the tree as
having leaves...
-
Loddiges (1830) as
Ulmus nigra, and
described by
Loudon in
Arboretum et
Fruticetum Britanni**** (1838), as
Ulmus montana nigra. 'Nigra' is not
mentioned in...
- in his
catalogue of 1836 and two
years later by
Loudon in
Arboretum et
Fruticetum Britanni**** 3: 1378, 1838, as U. viscosa. An
early specimen in the Herbarium...
-
Ulmus 'Hertfordensis Angustifolia' was
listed by
Loudon in
Arboretum et
Fruticetum Britanni**** (1838) as "the narrow-leaved
Hertfordshire Elm", and later...
-
Arboribus Coniferis. 1553, p.4,
quoted by J. C. Loudon,
Arboretum and
Fruticetum. London, 1844, vol.4, p.2409 K.H. Dannenfeldt,
Leonhard Rauwolf: Sixteenth...
