--- title: "Riferimenti · Floreboard" url: https://floreboard.com/it/library/ language: it last_reviewed: 2026-10-31 publisher: Floreboard --- # Riferimenti Reference material for florists and plant lovers: a flower guide for quick answers, historic botanical plates, and in-depth libraries by plant group. Every page cites its sources. ## Flower guide 157 cut flowers, foliage and branches: botanical name, vase life, season, meaning, care and pet safety. [Browse the flower guide ›](https://floreboard.com/it/flowers/) ## Plant reference pages Genus and species pages: accepted name and authorship, place of publication, synonyms, subspecies, native range, historic plates and database links, checked against WCVP. Currently in English and Chinese. - [Phalaenopsis Blumemoth orchids · genus · 93 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/phalaenopsis/) - [Phalaenopsis amabilis (L.) Blumemoon orchid · species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/phalaenopsis-amabilis/) - [Rosa L.roses · genus · 422 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/rosa/) - [Rosa chinensis Jacq.China rose · species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/rosa-chinensis/) - [Rosa rugosa Thunb.rugosa rose · species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/rosa-rugosa/) - [Chrysanthemum L.chrysanthemums · genus · 41 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/chrysanthemum/) - [Chrysanthemum × morifolium (Ramat.) Hemsl.florist’s chrysanthemum · species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/chrysanthemum-morifolium/) - [Hydrangea Gronov. ex L.hydrangeas · genus · 103 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/hydrangea/) - [Hydrangea macrophylla (Thunb.) Ser.bigleaf hydrangea · species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/hydrangea-macrophylla/) - [Cymbidium Sw.boat orchids · genus · 118 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/cymbidium/) - [Cymbidium faberi RolfeFaber’s cymbidium · species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/cymbidium-faberi/) - [Lilium Tourn. ex L.lilies · genus · 138 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/lilium/) - [Helianthus L.sunflowers · genus · 68 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/helianthus/) - [Dahlia Cav.dahlias · genus · 43 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/dahlia/) - [Zantedeschia Spreng.calla lilies and arum lilies · genus · 10 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/zantedeschia/) - [Ranunculus L.buttercups · genus · 1827 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/ranunculus/) - [Narcissus L.daffodils · genus · 179 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/narcissus/) - [Alstroemeria L.alstroemerias (Peruvian lilies) · genus · 138 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/alstroemeria/) - [Dendrobium Sw.dendrobium orchids · genus · 1623 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/dendrobium/) - [Oncidium Sw.oncidiums · genus · 373 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/oncidium/) - [Vanda R.Br.vandas · genus · 97 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/vanda/) - [Prunus L.cherries, plums, peaches and almonds · genus · 417 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/prunus/) - [Hippeastrum Herb.hippeastrums (amaryllis) · genus · 119 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/hippeastrum/) - [Gladiolus Tourn. ex L.gladioli · genus · 305 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/gladiolus/) - [Freesia Eckl. ex Klattfreesias · genus · 17 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/freesia/) - [Iris Tourn. ex L.irises · genus · 348 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/iris/) - [Hyacinthus Tourn. ex L.hyacinths · genus · 3 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/hyacinthus/) - [Anemone L.anemones · genus · 113 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/anemone/) - [Delphinium Tourn. ex L.delphiniums and larkspurs · genus · 546 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/delphinium/) - [Solidago L.goldenrods · genus · 151 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/solidago/) - [Protea L.proteas · genus · 107 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/protea/) - [Leucadendron R.Br.conebushes · genus · 85 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/leucadendron/) - [Monstera Adans.monsteras · genus · 73 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/monstera/) - [Spathiphyllum Schottpeace lilies · genus · 76 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/spathiphyllum/) - [Epipremnum Schottpothos and other epipremnums · genus · 15 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/epipremnum/) - [Philodendron Schottphilodendrons · genus · 631 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/philodendron/) - [Camellia L.camellias · genus · 245 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/camellia/) - [Rhododendron L.rhododendrons and azaleas · genus · 1234 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/rhododendron/) - [Chimonanthus Lindl.wintersweets · genus · 6 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/chimonanthus/) - [Salix L.willows · genus · 698 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/salix/) - [Acacia Mill.wattles · genus · 1092 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/acacia/) - [Eucalyptus L'Hér.eucalypts · genus · 816 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/eucalyptus/) - [Strelitzia Banksbird-of-paradise flowers · genus · 6 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/strelitzia/) - [Antirrhinum L.snapdragons · genus · 35 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/antirrhinum/) - [Matthiola W.T.Aitonstocks · genus · 54 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/matthiola/) - [Agapanthus L'Hér.African lilies · genus · 8 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/agapanthus/) - [Limonium Mill.sea lavenders · genus · 626 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/limonium/) - [Nelumbo Adans.lotuses · genus · 2 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/nelumbo/) - [Asparagus Tourn. ex L.asparagus · genus · 211 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/asparagus/) - [Dracaena Vand. ex L.dragon trees · genus · 225 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/dracaena/) - [Nephrolepis Schottsword ferns · genus · 35 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/nephrolepis/) - [Clivia Lindl.clivias · genus · 8 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/clivia/) - [Pachira Aubl.pachiras · genus · 54 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/pachira/) - [Guzmania Ruiz & Pav.guzmanias · genus · 217 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/guzmania/) - [Cyclamen L.cyclamens · genus · 31 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/cyclamen/) - [Kalanchoe Adans.kalanchoes · genus · 203 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/kalanchoe/) - [Euphorbia L.spurges · genus · 2123 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/euphorbia/) - [Ficus Tourn. ex L.figs · genus · 893 accepted species](https://floreboard.com/en/plants/ficus/) Plant Taxonomy & Mindmap ## Plant taxonomy & lineage mindmap Explore the botanical hierarchy from plant families and genera, down to foundational wild ancestors and modern commercial cut-flower cultivar groups. Click any genus or article to jump to its in-depth library. 🔍 ✕ Expand All Collapse All Family ### Orchids Orchidaceae Order Asparagales 2 genera Largest family of monocotyledons; characterized by columns (gynostemium), specialized labella, pollinia, and mycorrhizal symbiosis. Genus #### Moth orchids (Phalaenopsis) Phalaenopsis Monopodial epiphyte Topic Library › Botanical Page › Lacks pseudobulbs; flat fleshy leaves, broad butterfly-like lateral petals, and racemose or paniculate inflorescences. Wild Species & Ancestors 4 Species P. amabilis · Moon orchid Wild species · Core parent for standard white cultivars Native to Java and the Philippines; pure white flowers with yellow-and-red spotted lip, founding modern large white hybrids. Species P. schilleriana · Schiller's phalaenopsis Wild species · Parent for pink flowers and mottled foliage Features silver-mottled tiger leaves, large fragrant pink blooms with profuse branching; key parent of pink hybrids. Species P. bellina · Bellina orchid Wild species · Parent for intense fragrance and star petals Native to Borneo; white, green, and magenta gradient blooms with intense citrus fragrance; core parent for scented hybrids. Species P. equestris · Horse orchid (P. equestris) Wild species · Parent for multiflora and miniature hybrids Native to Orchid Island (Taiwan) and the Philippines; small dense flowers on prolific branches with long blooming period. Cultivar & Commercial Groups 4 Group Standard Large White Bred from P. amabilis with blooms 10–14 cm wide; premier choice for ceremonies and festival gifting. Group Standard Large Pink Incorporates P. schilleriana genetics; rounded petals ranging from soft blush to deep magenta. Group Striped & Harlequin Phalaenopsis Features radial stripes or dense dark blotches, including the iconic Harlequin dark-patterned cultivars. Group Miniature & Multiflora Phalaenopsis Compact plants with prolific branching and abundant small flowers, ideal for tabletops and modern interior decor. Genus #### Boat orchids (Cymbidium) Cymbidium Terrestrial or semi-epiphytic herb Topic Library › Botanical Page › Possesses ovoid pseudobulbs, strap-like leathery leaves, erect or arching racemes, and three-lobed labella with lamellae. Wild Species & Ancestors 6 Species C. sinense · Chinese New Year orchid Traditional Chinese orchid · Year-end festival bloom Blooms in winter through early spring with dark brownish-purple flowers; stately erect stems and delicate scent. Species C. ensifolium · Sword-leaved cymbidium Traditional Chinese orchid · Multi-blooming in summer and autumn Hardy and easy to bloom, featuring yellowish-green tepals with purple specks and refreshing fragrance. Species C. faberi · Faber's cymbidium Traditional Chinese orchid · Multi-flowered noble classic Stiff upright leaves, carrying 8–15 fragrant flowers per stem; a hallmark of classical scholar floristry. Topic Library › Species C. eburneum · Ivory-colored cymbidium Modern large cymbidium ancestor · Parent of white fragrant blooms Himalayan native with large ivory-white blooms and bright yellow markings on the lip; pure clear fragrance. Species C. iridioides · Iris-like cymbidium Modern cymbidium ancestor · Source of giant blooms and earthy tones Blooms over 10 cm wide, yellow-green patterned with red-brown stripes; large, cold-hardy, spreading racemes. Species C. insigne · Splendid cymbidium Modern cymbidium ancestor · Foundation for erect spikes and pink hues Exceptionally tall and rigid erect flower spikes with pink to white blooms, establishing modern upright cymbidiums. Cultivar & Commercial Groups 3 Group Classical Chinese Terrestrial Orchids Classical Chinese orchids valuing understated leaf variegation, formal flower aesthetics, and elusive fragrance. Group Standard Cut Cymbidiums Tall, robust spikes carrying numerous waxy blooms with outstanding vase life (3–5 weeks); centerpiece for banquets. Group Cascading & Miniature Cymbidiums Gracefully arching or pendulous inflorescences cascading like waterfalls, perfect for hanging and modern styling. Family ### Rose family Rosaceae Order Rosales 1 genera Premier family in commercial floristry; features stipules, perigynous to epigynous flowers, numerous stamens, and a cup-shaped hypanthium. Genus #### Roses (Rosa) Rosa Deciduous / evergreen shrub or climber Topic Library › Botanical Page › Prickly woody stems, odd-pinnate serrated leaves, solitary or corymbose blooms, and fleshy urn-shaped hips. Wild Species & Ancestors 6 Species R. chinensis · China rose Primary ancestral rose · Origin of repeat-blooming trait Ancient Chinese shrub introduced to Europe in the 18th century, introducing continuous repeat-blooming genetics. Species R. multiflora · Multiflora rose (Baby rose) Ancestral species · Source of dense clusters and winter hardiness East Asian wild rose with massive panicles of small fragrant flowers; rootstock for grafting and parent of Polyanthas. Species R. rugosa · Rugosa rose (Beach rose) Ancestral species · Exceptional disease resistance and cold hardiness Coastal East Asian rose with wrinkled dark green leaves, clove scent, huge orange hips, and total immunity to blackspot. Species R. gallica · French rose (Gallic rose) Old garden rose · Origin of deep crimson and damask scent Medieval European red rose rich in anthocyanins; foundational source for crimson hues and rose attar. Species R. × centifolia · Cabbage rose (Hundred-leaved rose) Historical perfume rose · Source of dense globe form and Grasse scent Bred by Dutch masters in the 17th century; 100+ overlapping petals with sweet honeylike fragrance; the iconic Rose de Mai. Species R. × damascena · Damask rose Queen of aromatic roses · Global gold standard for attar of roses Ancient Middle Eastern hybrid revered for thousands of years; produces the world's most exquisite and valued rose essential oil. Cultivar & Commercial Groups 4 Group Hybrid Tea Roses (HT) Sturdy long stems topped with a single high-centered pointed bloom; undisputed global pillar of cut roses. Group Spray & Floribunda Roses Branched stems bearing clusters of blooms, adding rhythmic depth and volume to bouquets and centerpieces. Group Garden & English Roses Deep cup or rosette blooms with 80–120 petals, releasing potent myrrh or fruity perfume; top choice for bridal luxury. Group Climbing & Miniature Roses Long flexible canes for arches and pergolas, and compact miniature varieties for delicate fine floral work. Family ### Lily family Liliaceae Order Liliales 2 genera Representative monocot bulbous family; large showy flowers, 6 tepals in two whorls, 6 stamens, superior 3-locular ovary. Genus #### True lilies (Lilium) Lilium Scaly-bulbous perennial Topic Library › Botanical Page › Uncoated scaly fleshy bulbs, alternate leaves, trumpet/funnel blooms, and versatile dangling anthers. Wild Species & Ancestors 5 Species L. candidum · Madonna lily Old World white lily · Classical symbol of purity Mediterranean native cultivated since antiquity; glistening white trumpets with bright yellow pollen and sweet perfume. Species L. lancifolium · Tiger lily Asiatic hybrid parent · Source of fiery orange, spots, and hardiness East Asian hardy lily with recurved bright orange tepals densely spotted with purple-black; produces axillary bulbils. Species L. speciosum · Japanese showy lily Oriental hybrid parent · Source of recurved petals and spots Strongly recurved turban-like petals with raised crimson papillae, adding grace and color to Oriental hybrids. Species L. longiflorum · Easter lily Trumpet benchmark · Pristine ceremonial classic Long trumpet tubes opening horizontally; pristine waxy white, legendary for Easter and sacred ceremonies. Species L. superbum · Turk's cap lily (L. superbum) North American wild lily · Towering height and dramatic reflexed form Tallest native American lily (up to 2.5 m), bearing pyramids of nodding yellow-orange-red recurved blooms with green star centers. Cultivar & Commercial Groups 4 Group Oriental Lilies (O-type) Magnificent blooms (18–25 cm) with wavy recurved petals and heady fragrance; includes 'Siberia' and 'Sorbonne'. Group Asiatic Lilies (A-type) Upright blooms in vibrant bright colors (yellow, orange, fire-red); completely unscented, allergy-safe. Group Longiflorum Lilies (L-type) Slender trumpet-shaped horizontal flowers of pristine white; revered symbol of Easter and formal ceremonies. Group Interdivisional Hybrids (OT, LA, LO) Revolutionary interspecific crosses combining vigor, disease resistance, giant blooms, and versatile color palettes. Genus #### Tulips (Tulipa) Tulipa Tunicated bulbous perennial Topic Library › Brown-tunicated bulbs, glaucous basal leaves, erect cup-shaped blooms with strong phototropism and postharvest elongation. Wild Species & Ancestors 5 Species T. gesneriana · Didier's tulip (Garden tulip) Principal ancestor of modern commercial garden tulips Central Asian wild tulip refined in Ottoman gardens; ignited 17th-century 'Tulip Mania'. Species T. fosteriana · Foster's tulip Darwin hybrid ancestor · Massive cup flowers and luminous red Central Asian species with gigantic flame-red blooms opening wide in full sun; created Darwin Hybrids when crossed with Gesneriana. Species T. greigii · Greig's tulip Botanical tulip · Distinctive purple-mottled leaves and bicolored blooms Kazakhstan native celebrated for striking maroon-striped foliage and large chalice-like blooms with pointed petals. Species T. kaufmanniana · Waterlily tulip Waterlily-form early tulip · Flat open sunburst flowers Turkestan native that opens flat like a waterlily in sunny conditions; extremely early blooming with bi-colored rings. Species T. sylvestris · Wild woodland tulip European wild tulip · Graceful nodding fragrant yellow stars Native across Europe; delicate nodding lemon-yellow blooms that open into fragrant stars; naturalizes effortlessly. Cultivar & Commercial Groups 6 Group Triumph Tulips (Div. 3) Cross of Single Early × Darwin; sturdy weatherproof stems; global backbone of cut-flower tulip market. Group Darwin Hybrid Tulips (Div. 4) Huge pyramid-shaped blooms with vibrant luminous colors; unbeatable presence in spring designs. Group Parrot Tulips (Div. 10) Deeply feathered, ruffled, and twisted petals with exotic markings; full of dramatic baroque flair. Group Lily-flowered Tulips (Div. 6) Pointed petals reflexed outwards with a slender graceful waist, swaying elegantly in light arrangements. Group Double Late / Peony Tulips (Div. 11) Lush multi-layered petals resembling peonies (10–12 cm wide); top focal flowers in romantic bridal designs. Group Fringed Tulips (Div. 7) Petals edged with crystalline, frost-like delicate fringes; exquisite tactile interest in fine floristry. Family ### Daisy / Aster family Asteraceae Order Asterales 1 genera Largest eudicot family; capitulum inflorescences composed of outer ray florets and inner disc florets; syngenesious anthers. Genus #### Chrysanthemums Chrysanthemum Perennial herb or subshrub Topic Library › Botanical Page › Pinnatifid aromatic leaves, multi-layered involucral bracts, exceptionally long vase life and transport endurance. Wild Species & Ancestors 3 Species C. indicum · Indian chrysanthemum Ancestral species · Origin of yellow pigments and hardiness Native to temperate Asia; small yellow heads rich in medicinal properties, conferring strong disease resistance. Species C. vestitum · Woolly-coated chrysanthemum Ancestral species · Source of white ray florets and cold tolerance Native to Central China; covered with dense white woolly hair beneath, bearing pure white ray florets. Species C. lavandulifolium · Lavender-leaved chrysanthemum Ancestral species · Source of aromatic volatile oils and branching Mountain wild species with deeply dissected aromatic leaves, conferring branching vigor and resilience. Cultivar & Commercial Groups 3 Group Spray Chrysanthemums Multiple natural florets per stem, lasting 2–3 weeks in water; the most durable filler in commercial floristry. Group Disbud Chrysanthemums (Pompon / Spider / Incurved) Disbudded solitary giant blooms (10–18 cm) in spherical pompon, spidery quilled, or incurved formal shapes. Group Traditional Chinese Chrysanthemum Petal Classification Classical Chinese classification into Flat, Spoon, Tubular, Feather, and Dragon-claw petal forms. Family ### Hydrangea family Hydrangeaceae Order Cornales 1 genera Shrubs or climbers with opposite leaves, showy sterile decorative flowers with enlarged petaloid sepals sensitive to soil pH and aluminum. Genus #### Hydrangeas Hydrangea Deciduous shrub Topic Library › Botanical Page › Large serrated leaves, ball-shaped mophead or flat lacecap flower clusters providing supreme floral volume. Wild Species & Ancestors 4 Species H. macrophylla · Bigleaf hydrangea (French hydrangea) Mainstay of cut flower and garden hydrangeas Broad glossy foliage supporting large globe or lacecap clusters in blue, pink, lavender, and white. Species H. serrata · Mountain hydrangea Cold-hardy mountain lacecap classic Native to mountain forests of Japan; refined delicate habit with exquisite lacecap florets, highly cold-hardy. Species H. paniculata · Panicle hydrangea Sun-tolerant cone-flower woody shrub Large conical flower panicles turning from lime-white to pink and antique brick-red; thrives in full sun and down to -30°C. Species H. arborescens · Smooth hydrangea North American new-wood blooming champion Eastern North American native; iconic 'Annabelle' cultivar produces enormous white globes on current season's stems. Cultivar & Commercial Groups 3 Group Mophead / Hortensia Hydrangeas Dense spherical clusters comprised almost entirely of sterile florets; premier centerpiece for weddings. Group Lacecap Hydrangeas Center of tiny fertile flowers surrounded by a halo of prominent sterile florets; airy, graceful, natural. Group Antique Autumn Hydrangeas Naturally aged on the plant to shades of olive, burgundy, and dusty rose; long-lasting and dryable. Family ### Carnation / Pink family Caryophyllaceae Order Caryophyllales 1 genera Herbaceous plants with swollen nodes, opposite leaves, tubular calyx, and clawed fringed petals; high postharvest durability. Genus #### Carnations & Pinks (Dianthus) Dianthus Herbaceous perennial or annual Topic Library › Tubular calyx with imbricate bracts, clawed fringed petals with clove scent; highly durable in postharvest cold chain. Wild Species & Ancestors 4 Species D. caryophyllus · Clove pink (Carnation) Global cut flower pillar · Ancestor of commercial carnations Mediterranean aromatic plant with clove scent; developed over centuries into standard and spray carnations. Species D. barbatus · Sweet William Dense corymbose floral filler Dense flat-topped terminal clusters with bearded bracts and concentric zoned colorful rings. Species D. chinensis · China pink (Rainbow pink) East Asian classical perennial · Wild elegance Native to China and East Asia; solitary or clustered fringed petals with contrasting eye zones; hardy cottage garden favorite. Species D. superbus · Large pink (Superb pink) Airy fringed classic · Ethereal floating texture Eurasian wildflower with petals shredded into fine feathery threads; delicate lilac-pink blooms with sweet fragrance. Cultivar & Commercial Groups 4 Group Standard Carnations (Sim-type) Single large bloom (7–10 cm) per stem; compact, ruffled, and incredibly long-lasting in formal tributes. Group Spray / Miniature Carnations Natural branches bearing 4–8 blossoms per stem; versatile and durable filler for mixed bouquets. Group Picotee & Flake Carnations (Chabaud-type) Petals with contrasting margins or speckled flakes with intense clove perfume; vintage European allure. Group Globe Foliage Dianthus (Green Trick / Barbatus) Floral organs fully transformed into a dense, velvety green moss sphere; pet-friendly, zero pollen, and ultra-durable. 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"Found __COUNT__ matching result(s)".replace('__COUNT__', matchedCount) : "No matching items found. Try shortening your search query."; } } input.addEventListener('input', e => filter(e.target.value)); })(); ## Historic botanical plates 208 plates from European florilegia, 1613–1912. Artists and printers transcribed from each plate's imprint; the name printed on the plate is kept and matched to the current accepted name. - [](https://floreboard.com/tulip/plates/besler-tulipa-1.jpg)Tulipa praecox polyanthosHortus Eystettensis · Vern. Ord. 3, Fol. 1 · 1613, Basilius Besler · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Besler_H.E._tulipa_1.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/hortus-eystettensis-helianthus.jpg)Flos Solis maiorHortus Eystettensis · Classis Aestiva, Fol. 70 · 1640, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hortus_Eystettensis,_1640_(BHL_45339_222)_-_Classis_Aestiva_70.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/hortus-eystettensis-solidago.jpg)Virga aureaHortus Eystettensis · Classis Aestiva, Fol. 134 · 1640, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hortus_Eystettensis,_1640_(BHL_45339_286)_-_Classis_Aestiva_134.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/aublet-291.jpg)Pachira AquaticaHistoire des plantes de la Guiane Françoise · Pl. 291 · 1775, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pachira_aquatica_Aublet_1775_pl_291.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/carnation/plates/bm-25.jpg)Dianthus chinensisCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 25 · 1787, James Sowerby · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_25_(Volume_1,_1787).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-1-15.jpg)Narcissus jonquillaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 15 · 1787, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_15_(Volume_1,_1787).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-1-4.jpg)Cyclamen coumCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 4 · 1787, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_4_(Volume_1,_1787).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-1-6.jpg)Narcissus minorCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 6 · 1787, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_6_(Volume_1,_1787).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/carnation/plates/bm-39.jpg)Dianthus caryophyllusCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 39 · 1788, James Sowerby · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_39_(Volume_2,_1788).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-42.jpg)Camellia japonicaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 42 · 1788, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_42_(Volume_2,_1788).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-44.jpg)Cyclamen persicumCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 44 · 1788, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_44_(Volume_2,_1788).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-71.jpg)Statice sinuata = Limonium sinuatum (L.) Mill.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 71 · 1789, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_71_(Volume_2,_1788).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/plantarum-icones-guzmania-lingulata.jpg)Tillandsia lingulata = Guzmania lingulata (L.) MezPlantarum indigenarum et exoticarum icones ad vivum coloratae · · 1789, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Plantarum_indigenarum_et_exoticarum_icones_ad_vivum_coloratae,_oder,_Sammlung_nach_der_Natur_gemalter_Abbildungen_inn-_und_ausländlischer_Pflanzen,_für_Liebhaber_und_Beflissene_der_Botanik_(14043229047).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-119.jpg)Strelitzia ReginæCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 119 · 1790, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_119_(Volume_4,_1791).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-129.jpg)Amaryllis vittata = Hippeastrum vittatum (L'Hér.) Herb.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 129 · 1790, Sydenham Edwards, W. Darton · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_129_(Volume_4,_1791).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-135.jpg)Gladiolus cardinalisCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 135 · 1790, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_135_(Volume_4,_1791).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-139.jpg)Alstroemeria PelegrinaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 139 · 1790, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_139_(Volume_4,_1791).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/plantarum-icones-solidago-virgaurea.jpg)Solidago virga-aurea = Solidago virgaurea L.Plantarum indigenarum et exoticarum icones ad vivum coloratae · · 1790, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Plantarum_indigenarum_et_exoticarum_icones_ad_vivum_coloratae,_oder,_Sammlung_nach_der_Natur_gemalter_Abbildungen_inn-_und_ausländlischer_Pflanzen,_für_Liebhaber_und_Beflissene_der_Botanik_(14229783144).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-4-120.jpg)Strelitzia reginaeCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 120 · 1791, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_120_(Volume_4,_1791).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/plantarum-icones-asparagus-officinalis.jpg)Asparagus officinalisPlantarum indigenarum et exoticarum icones ad vivum coloratae · · 1791, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Plantarum_indigenarum_et_exoticarum_icones_ad_vivum_coloratae,_oder,_Sammlung_nach_der_Natur_gemalter_Abbildungen_inn-_und_ausländlischer_Pflanzen,_für_Liebhaber_und_Beflissene_der_Botanik_(15902495408).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/plantarum-icones-monstera-adansonii.jpg)Dracontium pertusum = Monstera adansonii SchottPlantarum indigenarum et exoticarum icones ad vivum coloratae · · 1791, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Plantarum_indigenarum_et_exoticarum_icones_ad_vivum_coloratae,_oder,_Sammlung_nach_der_Natur_gemalter_Abbildungen_inn-_und_ausländlischer_Pflanzen,_für_Liebhaber_und_Beflissene_der_Botanik_(16088035481).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/carnation/plates/bm-207.jpg)Dianthus barbatusCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 207 · 1793, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_magazine,_or,_Flower-garden_displayed_(Plate_207)_(8560623036).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/rose/plates/bm-284.jpg)Rosa semperflorens (in text) = Rosa chinensis Jacq.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 284 · 1794, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rosa_semperflorens_Curtis.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-8-266.jpg)Ranunculus amplexicaulisCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 266 · 1794, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_266_(Volume_8,_1794).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/carnation/plates/bm-297.jpg)Dianthus superbusCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 297 · 1795, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_297_(Volume_9,_1795)_-_clean.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-9-302.jpg)Mimosa myrtifolia = Acacia myrtifolia (Sm.) Willd.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 302 · 1795, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_302_(Volume_9,_1795).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-9-305.jpg)Amaryllis equestris = Hippeastrum puniceum (Lam.) VossCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 305 · 1795, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_305_(Volume_9,_1795).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/roxburgh-coromandel-41.jpg)Limodorum aphyllum = Dendrobium aphyllum (Roxb.) C.E.C.Fisch.Plants of the Coast of Coromandel · 41 · 1795, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Plants_of_the_coast_of_Coromandel_(Plate_41)_BHL280138.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/roxburgh-coromandel-42.jpg)Epidendrum tessellatum = Vanda tessellata (Roxb.) Hook. ex G.DonPlants of the Coast of Coromandel · 42 · 1795, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Plants_of_the_coast_of_Coromandel_(Plate_42)_BHL280140.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/chrysanthemum/plates/bm-327.jpg)Chrysanthemum indicum (in text) = Chrysanthemum × morifolium (Ramat.) Hemsl.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 327 · 1796, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_327_(Volume_10,_1796).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-10-346.jpg)Protea mellifera = Protea repens (L.) L.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 346 · 1796, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_346_(Volume_10,_1796).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/hydrangea/plates/bm-438.jpg)Hydrangea Hortensis (in text) = Hydrangea macrophylla (Thunb.) Ser.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 438 · 1799, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_438_(Volume_13,_1799).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-13-450.jpg)Gladiolus watsoniusCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 450 · 1799, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_450_(Volume_13,_1799).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-13-453.jpg)Amaryllis reginae = Hippeastrum reginae (L.) Herb.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 453 · 1799, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_453_(Volume_13,_1799).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-466.jpg)Calycanthus praecox = Chimonanthus praecox (L.) LinkCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 466 · 1800, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_466_(Volume_13,_1799).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-500.jpg)Agapanthus umbellatus = Agapanthus africanus (L.) Hoffmanns.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 500 · 1800, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_500_(Volume_14,_1800).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/fragmenta-2.jpg)Dracæna Draco, Sansevieria fragrans = Dracaena fragrans (L.) Ker Gawl.Fragmenta Botanica, figuris coloratis illustrata · T. 2 · 1800–1809, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fragmenta_botanica,_figuris_coloratis_illustrata_(T._2)_BHL287631.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/hydrangea/plates/fragmenta-3.jpg)Hortensia opuloides = Hydrangea macrophylla (Thunb.) Ser.Fragmenta Botanica, figuris coloratis illustrata · T. 3 · 1800–1809, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fragmenta_botanica,_figuris_coloratis_illustrata_(T._3)_BHL287632.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/fragmenta-botanica-101.jpg)Euphorbia bupleurifoliaFragmenta Botanica, figuris coloratis illustrata · 101 · 1800, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fragmenta_botanica,_figuris_coloratis_illustrata_(T._101)_BHL287730.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/fragmenta-botanica-120.jpg)Euphorbia Ornithopus = Euphorbia patula Mill.Fragmenta Botanica, figuris coloratis illustrata · 120 · 1800, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fragmenta_botanica,_figuris_coloratis_illustrata_(T._120)_BHL287749.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/fragmenta-botanica-32.jpg)Calla æthiopica = Zantedeschia aethiopica (L.) Spreng.Fragmenta Botanica, figuris coloratis illustrata · 32 · 1800, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fragmenta_botanica,_figuris_coloratis_illustrata_(T._32)_BHL287661.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/fragmenta-botanica-33.jpg)Sansevieria fragrans = Dracaena fragrans (L.) Ker Gawl.Fragmenta Botanica, figuris coloratis illustrata · 33 · 1800, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fragmenta_botanica,_figuris_coloratis_illustrata_(T._33)_BHL287662.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/fragmenta-botanica-44.jpg)Mimosa simplicifolia = Acacia simplex (Sparrm.) PedleyFragmenta Botanica, figuris coloratis illustrata · 44 · 1800, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fragmenta_botanica,_figuris_coloratis_illustrata_(T._44)_BHL287673.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/labillardiere-13.jpg)Eucalyptus globulusRelation du voyage à la recherche de La Pérouse (Atlas) · No 13 · 1800, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Voyage_de_La_P%C3%A9rouse_autour_du_monde_(No._13)_BHL15849721.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/nouveau-duhamel-3-27.jpg)Salix BabylonicaTraité des arbres et arbustes que l'on cultive en France en pleine terre (nouvelle édition) · No 27 · 1800–1819, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:T3_27_Salix_babylonica_par_Pierre-Joseph_Redout%C3%A9.jpeg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-606.jpg)Lapeyrousia juncea = Freesia verrucosa (B.Vogel) Goldblatt & J.C.ManningCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 606 · 1802, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis%27s_botanical_magazine_(No._606)_(8317227587).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-686.jpg)Iris XiphiumCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 686 · 1803, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis%27s_botanical_magazine_(No._686)_(8318338166).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-657.jpg)Amaryllis reticulata = Hippeastrum reticulatum (L'Hér.) Herb.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 657 · 1803, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(No._657)_(8318318724).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/tulip/plates/les-liliacees-60.jpg)Tulipa oculus-solis = Tulipa agenensis DC.Les Liliacées · 60 · 1803, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tulipa_agenensis_in_Les_liliacees.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-762.jpg)Dahlia coccineaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 762 · 1804, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis%27s_botanical_magazine_(No._762)_(8448648400).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-770.jpg)Protea cynaroidesCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 770 · 1804, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis%27s_botanical_magazine_(No._770)_(8447566999).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-698.jpg)Protea scolymus = Protea scolymocephala (L.) ReichardCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 698 · 1804, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(No._698)_(8448604456).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-729.jpg)Cheiranthus tristis = Matthiola fruticulosa (L.) MaireCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 729 · 1804, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(No._729)_(8448625626).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/lily/plates/bm-800.jpg)Lilium tigrinum = Lilium lancifolium Thunb.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 800 · 1805, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis%27s_botanical_magazine_(No._800)_(8469886495).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-832.jpg)Calla aethiopica = Zantedeschia aethiopica (L.) Spreng.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 832 · 1805, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis%27s_botanical_magazine_(No._832)_(8469905133).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-841.jpg)Anemone coronariaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 841 · 1805, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis%27s_botanical_magazine_(No._841)_(8469910763).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/botanique-rousseau-24.jpg)Antirrhinum majus Lin.La botanique de J.J. Rousseau · Pl. 24 · 1805, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:La_botanique_de_J.J._Rousseau_(Plate_24)_BHL6164720.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/lily/plates/les-liliacees-103.jpg)Lilium superbumLes Liliacées · 103 · 1805, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lilium_superbum_(Lithographie,_Pierre-Joseph_Redoute).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/tulip/plates/les-liliacees-111.jpg)Tulipa suaveolensLes Liliacées · 111 · 1805, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tulipa_suaveolens_in_Les_liliacees.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/les-liliacees-4.jpg)Agapanthus Umbellatus = Agapanthus africanus (L.) Hoffmanns.Les Liliacées · 4 · 1805, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Les_liliacees_(Color_Plate_4)_BHL287184.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/paradisus-londinensis-dahlia-coccinea.jpg)Dahlia bidentifolia = Dahlia coccinea Cav.The Paradisus Londinensis · · 1805, William Hooker · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_paradisus_londinensis_(8317578847).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/paradisus-londinensis-eucalyptus-obliqua.jpg)Eucalyptus obliquaThe Paradisus Londinensis · · 1805, William Hooker · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_paradisus_londinensis_(8317576115).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/paradisus-londinensis-kalanchoe-pinnata.jpg)Bryophyllum calycinum = Kalanchoe pinnata (Lam.) Pers.The Paradisus Londinensis · Tab. 3 · 1805, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_paradisus_londinensis_(8318626324).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/cymbidium/plates/bm-888.jpg)Epidendrum sinense = Cymbidium sinense (Andrews) Willd.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 888 · 1806, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cymbidium_sinense_(as_Epidendrum_sinense)_-_Curtis%27_23_pl._888_(1806).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-925.jpg)Narcissus TazettaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 925 · 1806, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis%27s_botanical_magazine_(10594467614).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-23-903-a.jpg)Nelumbium speciosum = Nelumbo nucifera Gaertn.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 903 A · 1806, Sydenham Edwards, F. Sansom · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(10594586753).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-23-903-b.jpg)Nelumbium speciosum = Nelumbo nucifera Gaertn.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 903 B · 1806, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(10594590913).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-937.jpg)Hyacinthus orientalisCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 937 · 1806, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(10594749593).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/lily/plates/les-liliacees-146.jpg)Lilium martagonLes Liliacées · 146 · 1806, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lilium_martagon_-_Les_liliac%C3%A9es,_vol._3_-_t._146.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/tulip/plates/les-liliacees-165.jpg)Tulipa sylvestrisLes Liliacées · 165 · 1806, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tulipa_sylvestris_in_Les_liliacees.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/eustoma/plates/paradisus-34.jpg)Eustoma silenifolium = Eustoma exaltatum (L.) Salisb. ex G.DonThe Paradisus Londinensis · Tab. 34 · 1806, William Hooker · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_paradisus_londinensis_(8318645520).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-998.jpg)Thea chinensis = Camellia sinensis (L.) KuntzeCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 998 · 1807, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(10596056025).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/paradisus-75.jpg)Euryspermum salicifolium = Leucadendron salicifolium (Salisb.) I.WilliamsThe Paradisus Londinensis · Tab. 75 · 1807, William Hooker · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_paradisus_londinensis_(8318667478).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/lily/plates/les-liliacees-199.jpg)Lilium candidumLes Liliacées · 199 · 1808, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lilium_candidum_in_Les_liliacees.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-1436.jpg)Cotyledon crenata = Kalanchoe crenata (Andrews) Haw.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 1436 · 1812, Sydenham Edwards, F. Sansom · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(Plate_1436)_(8246925329).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/les-liliacees-6-351.jpg)Iris FœtidissimaLes Liliacées · 351 · 1812, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iris_foetidissima_-_Les_liliacées_-_vol._6_-_pl._351.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/peony/plates/malmaison-47.jpg)Paeonia Albiflora = Paeonia lactiflora Pall.Description des plantes rares cultivées à Malmaison et à Navarre · pl. 47 · 1813, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Description_des_plantes_rares_cultivees_a_Malmaison_et_a_Navarre_(pl._47)_BHL275945.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/cymbidium/plates/bm-1751.jpg)Cymbidium ensifoliumCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 1751 · 1815, Sydenham Edwards · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cymbidium_ensifolium_-_Curtis%27_42_pl._1751_(1815).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/peony/plates/bm-1756.jpg)Paeonia albiflora = Paeonia lactiflora Pall.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 1756 · 1815, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Paeonia_lactiflora_(P._albiflora)_Bot._Mag,_42._1756._1815.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/chrysanthemum/plates/bot-reg-4.jpg)Chrysanthemum indicum var.Edwards's Botanical Register · Pl. 4 · 1815, Sydenham Edwards, F. Sansom · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_register_(Plate_04)_BHL8285.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-register-22.jpg)Camellia japonicaEdwards's Botanical Register · 22 · 1815, Sydenham Edwards, Smith · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_register_(Plate_22)_BHL8339.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-register-27.jpg)Prunus japonicaEdwards's Botanical Register · 27 · 1815, Sydenham Edwards, Smith · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_register_(Plate_27)_BHL8353.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-register-38.jpg)Amaryllis crocata = Hippeastrum striatum (Lam.) H.E.MooreEdwards's Botanical Register · 38 · 1815, Sydenham Edwards, Smith · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_register_(Plate_38)_BHL8386.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/rose/plates/les-roses-centifolia.jpg)Rosa Centifolia Anglica rubraLes Roses · · 1817–1824, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rosa_Centifolia_Anglica_rubra_(Rosier_de_Cumberland)_-_Redout%C3%A9,_Pierre-Joseph_-_btv1b10568049b.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/rose/plates/les-roses-gallica-regalis.jpg)Rosa Gallica Regalis = Rosa gallica L.Les Roses · · 1817–1824, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Redoute_-_Rosa_gallica_regalis.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/rose/plates/les-roses-kamtschatica.jpg)Rosa Kamtschatica = Rosa rugosa Thunb.Les Roses · · 1817–1824, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chapuy,_after_Pierre-_Joseph_Redout%C3%A9_-_Kamtschatka_Rose_(Rosa_Kamtschatica),_from_Redout%C3%A9,_%22_Les_Roses%22,_Paris,_1817%E2%80%931824)_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/rose/plates/les-roses-multiflora.jpg)Rosa multiflora carneaLes Roses · · 1817–1824, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rosa_multiflora_carnea_001.JPG) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-reg-371.jpg)Acacia decurrens β mollis = Acacia dealbata LinkEdwards's Botanical Register · 371 · 1819, Sydenham Edwards, Smith · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Botanical_register_consisting_of_coloured_figures_of_(1815)_(20213930848).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/rose/plates/rosarum-monographia-19.jpg)Rosa rugosaRosarum Monographia; or, A Botanical History of Roses · 19 · 1820, John Lindley · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rosarum_monographia,_or,_A_botanical_history_of_roses_-_to_which_is_added_an_appendix,_for_the_use_of_cultivators,_in_which_the_most_remarkable_garden_varieties_are_systematically_arranged,_with_(14766631862).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-2784.jpg)Camellia reticulataCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 2784 · 1827, William Jackson Hooker, Joseph Swan · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(Plate_2784)_(8610085283).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/choix-100.jpg)Hyacinthus orientalisChoix des plus belles fleurs · 100 · 1827–1833, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Choix_des_plus_belles_fleurs_(Plate_100)_(7851487576).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/rose/plates/choix-122.jpg)Rosa Indica = Rosa chinensis Jacq.Choix des plus belles fleurs · 122 · 1827–1833, Pierre-Joseph Redouté · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Choix_des_plus_belles_fleurs_(Plate_122)_(7851507286).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/exotic-flora-163x.jpg)Gusmannia tricolor = Guzmania monostachia (L.) Rusby ex MezExotic Flora · 163* · 1827, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Exotic_flora_(Plate_163*)_(9144866866).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-reg-1182.jpg)Clivia nobilisEdwards's Botanical Register · 1182 · 1828, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1182_Clivia_nobilis.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/peony/plates/bm-2888.jpg)Paeonia albiflora var. rosea = Paeonia lactiflora Pall.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 2888 · 1829, William Jackson Hooker · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Paeonia_albiflora_var._rosea_Bot._Mag._56._2888._1829..jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-57-3033.jpg)Alstroemeria psittacinaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 3033 · 1830, William Jackson Hooker, Joseph Swan · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(8293286925).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/botanical-cabinet-1610.jpg)Ranunculus montanusThe Botanical Cabinet · 1610 · 1830, George Loddiges · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_botanical_cabinet_(No_1610)_(8612548721).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/sturm-flora-gladiolus-imbricatus.jpg)Gladiolus imbricatusDeutschlands Flora in Abbildungen · · 1830, Fieber · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Deutschlands_flora_in_abbildungen_nach_der_natur_(13085456654).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-58-3040.jpg)Alstroemeria pallidaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 3040 · 1831, Robert Kaye Greville, Joseph Swan · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_3040_(Volume_58,_1831).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/botanical-cabinet-1650.jpg)Iris ruthenicaThe Botanical Cabinet · 1650 · 1831, George Loddiges · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_botanical_cabinet_(No_1650)_(8612576967).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/botanical-cabinet-1660.jpg)Anemone palmata luteaThe Botanical Cabinet · 1660 · 1831, George Loddiges · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_botanical_cabinet_(No_1660)_(8613691248).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/botanical-cabinet-1697.jpg)Ficus urophylla = Ficus heteropleura BlumeThe Botanical Cabinet · 1697 · 1831, George Loddiges · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_botanical_cabinet_(No_1697)_(8613718022).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-register-1651.jpg)Oncidium altissimumEdwards's Botanical Register · 1651 · 1833, Sarah Anne Drake, J. Watts · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Oncidium_altissimum_(Jacq.)_Sw._-_Edwards_v._19_(1833)_pl_1651.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-3314.jpg)Caladium fragrantissimum = Philodendron fragrantissimum (Hook.) G.DonCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 3314 · 1834, William Jackson Hooker, Joseph Swan · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(Plate_3314)_(8203250428).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-3350.jpg)Alstroemeria aureaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 3350 · 1834, Mrs James McNab, Joseph Swan · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(Plate_3350)_(8203276904).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/flora-japonica-11.jpg)Prunus MumeFlora Japonica · Tab. 11 · 1835–1870, S. Minsinger, W. Siegrist · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Prunus_mume_SZ11.png) - [](https://floreboard.com/lily/plates/flora-japonica-12.jpg)Lilium longiflorumFlora Japonica · Tab. 12 · 1835, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lilium_longiflorum_SZ12.png) - [](https://floreboard.com/hydrangea/plates/flora-japonica-51.jpg)Hydrangea Azisai = Hydrangea macrophylla (Thunb.) Ser.Flora Japonica · Tab. 51 · 1835–1870, Popp, Jos. Unger · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hydrangea_macrophylla_SZ51.png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-3502.jpg)Acacia prominensCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 3502 · 1836, Joseph Swan · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(Plate_3502)_(8043247037).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-3510.jpg)Helianthus decapetalusCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 3510 · 1836, Joseph Swan · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(Plate_3510)_(8043252243).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/choix-belles-fleurs-agapanthus-praecox.jpg)Agapanthus ombellifère = Agapanthus africanus (L.) Hoffmanns.Choix des plus belles fleurs · · 1837, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Agapanthus_ombellifères.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/sertum-3.jpg)Dendrobium nobileSertum Orchidaceum · Pl. 3 · 1837, Sarah Anne Drake, Maxim Gauci · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dendrobium_nobile_-_Sertum_-_Lindley_pl._3_(1838).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/eustoma/plates/bm-3626.jpg)Lisianthius russellianus = Eustoma russellianum (Hook.) G.DonCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 3626 · 1838, Walter Hood Fitch, Joseph Swan · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eustoma_exaltatum_subsp._russellianum_(Lisianthius_russellianus)_Bot._Mag._65._3626._1838.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-reg-1838-38.jpg)Delphinium intermedium var. palmatifidum = Delphinium elatum L.Edwards's Botanical Register · Tab. 38 · 1838, Sarah Anne Drake · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Delphinium_elatum_var._palmatifidum_as_Delphinium_intermedium_var._palmatifidum_by_S._A._Drake._Edwards%27s_Botanical_Register_vol._24,_t._38_(1838).tif) - [](https://floreboard.com/lily/plates/bm-3785.jpg)Lilium speciosumCurtis's Botanical Magazine · Tab. 3785 · 1840, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis%27s_botanical_magazine_(Plate_3785)_(9126690695).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-3753.jpg)Nelumbium luteum = Nelumbo lutea (Willd.) Pers.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 3753 · 1840, Walter Hood Fitch, Joseph Swan · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(Plate_3753)_(9128800344).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-3776.jpg)Statice arborea = Limonium arboreum (Willd.) H.ArnaudCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 3776 · 1840, Walter Hood Fitch, Joseph Swan · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(Plate_3776)_(9128880462).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-register-29.jpg)Dahlia glabrata = Dahlia merckii Lehm.Edwards's Botanical Register · 29 · 1840, Sarah Anne Drake, G. Barclay · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Edwards's_botanical_register_(Plate_29)_(8386127021).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/hydrangea/plates/flora-japonica-61.jpg)Hydrangea paniculataFlora Japonica · Tab. 61 · 1840, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hydrangea_paniculata_SZ61.png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-register-7.jpg)Agapanthus umbellatus = Agapanthus africanus (L.) Hoffmanns.Edwards's Botanical Register · 7 · 1843, Sarah Anne Drake, G. Barclay · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Edwards's_botanical_register_(Plate_7)_(9201019192).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-4167.jpg)Strelitzia augusta = Strelitzia alba (L.f.) SkeelsCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 4167 · 1845, Walter Hood Fitch, Joseph Swan · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Strelitzia_alba00.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/eustoma/plates/fds-1-eustoma.jpg)Eustoma exaltatum Griseb.Flore des serres et des jardins de l'Europe · · 1845, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flore_des_serres_et_des_jardins_de_l'Europe_(7972546538).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-register-56.jpg)Cyclamen littorale = Cyclamen purpurascens Mill.Edwards's Botanical Register · 56 · 1846, Sarah Anne Drake, G. Barclay · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Edwards's_botanical_register_(Plate_56)_(8407963719).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/plates/bm-4297.jpg)Phalaenopsis amabilisCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 4297 · 1847, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Phalaenopsis_amabilis_-_Curtis%27_73_(Ser._3_no._3)_pl._4297_(1847).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-73-4279.jpg)Cordyline rumphii = Dracaena angustifolia (Medik.) Roxb.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 4279 · 1847, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_4279_(Volume_73,_1847).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-73-4306.jpg)Acacia celastrifoliaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 4306 · 1847, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_4306_(Volume_73,_1847).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-73-4333.jpg)Eucalyptus macrocarpaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 4333 · 1847, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_Botanical_Magazine,_Plate_4333_(Volume_73,_1847).png) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-register-33-70.jpg)Oncidium pelicanum = Oncidium reflexum Lindl.Edwards's Botanical Register · 70 · 1847, Sarah Anne Drake, G. Barclay · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Oncidium_reflexum_(as_Oncidium_pelicanum)_-_Edwards_vol_33_(NS_10)_pl_70_(1847).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/flore-des-serres-gladiolus-carinatus.jpg)Gladiolus ringens = Gladiolus carinatus AitonFlore des serres et des jardins de l'Europe · · 1848, L. Stroobant, Louis van Houtte · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flore_des_serres_et_des_jardins_de_l'Europe_(8588359151).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/flore-des-serres-limonium-frutescens.jpg)Statice frutescens = Limonium frutescens (Lem.) Erben, A.Santos & Reyes-Bet.Flore des serres et des jardins de l'Europe · · 1848, L. Stroobant, Louis van Houtte · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flore_des_serres_et_des_jardins_de_l'Europe_(8589408606).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/rhododendrons-sikkim-1.jpg)Rhododendron Dalhousiæ, Hook. fil. = Rhododendron dalhousieae Hook.f.The Rhododendrons of Sikkim-Himalaya · Tab. I · 1849, Joseph Dalton Hooker, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_rhododendrons_of_Sikkim-Himalaya_(Tab._I)_(8221577520).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/flore-des-serres-735.jpg)Eucalyptus cocciferaFlore des serres et des jardins de l'Europe · 735 · 1851, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flore_des_serres_et_des_jardins_de_l'Europe_(PL._735)_(9133779235).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/belgique-horticole-ficus-carica.jpg)Figuier de Brunswick = Ficus carica L.La Belgique horticole · · 1852, C. Severeyns · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Belgique_horticole_(Plate_(5))_BHL42945711.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/gartenflora-antirrhinum-molle.jpg)Antirrhinum molleGartenflora · · 1853, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gartenflora_(11838880256).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/illustration-horticole-002.jpg)Oncidium Barkerii = Oncidium tigrinum Lex.L'Illustration horticole · 002 · 1854, J. Vandamme, C. Severeyns · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L'Illustration_horticole_(Plate_002).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/illustration-horticole-015.jpg)Dendrobium fimbriatum var. Oculatum = Dendrobium fimbriatum Hook.L'Illustration horticole · 015 · 1854, J. Vandamme, C. Severeyns · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L'Illustration_horticole_(Plate_015).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/illustration-horticole-020.jpg)Azalea indica Vittata punctata = Rhododendron indicum (L.) SweetL'Illustration horticole · 020 · 1854, J. Vandamme, C. Severeyns · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L'Illustration_horticole_(Plate_020).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/illustration-horticole-038.jpg)Azalea indica alba illustrata = Rhododendron indicum (L.) SweetL'Illustration horticole · 038 · 1854, C. Severeyns · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L'Illustration_horticole_(Plate_038).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/american-flora-1-48.jpg)Common HyacinthThe American Flora · 48 · 1855, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_American_Flora._Vol._1,_1855_-_pl._48_Hyacinthus_orientalis_(6022342730).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/chrysanthemum/plates/american-flora-3-1.jpg)Indian Chrysanthemum = Chrysanthemum × morifolium (Ramat.) Hemsl.The American Flora · pl. 1 · 1855, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_American_Flora._Vol._3,_1855_-_pl._01_Chrysanthemum_indicum_(10172162765).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/american-flora-3-36.jpg)Common CallaThe American Flora · 36 · 1855, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_American_Flora._Vol._3,_1855_-_pl._36_Zantedeschia_aethiopica_(10172339305).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/american-flora-4-32.jpg)Euphorbia atro-purpurea = Euphorbia atropurpurea Brouss. ex Willd.The American Flora · 32 · 1855, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_American_Flora._Vol._4,_1855_-_pl._32_Euphorbia_atropurpurea.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/cymbidium/plates/bm-4844.jpg)Cymbidium giganteum = Cymbidium iridioides D.DonCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 4844 · 1855, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cymbidium_iridioides_(as_Cymbidium_giganteum_Wall._ex_Lindl.)_-_Curtis%27_81_%28Ser._3_no._11%29_pl._4844_%281855%29.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/tuinbouw-flora-8.jpg)Ficus elasticaTuinbouw-flora van Nederland en zijne overzeesche bezittingen · 8 · 1855, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tuinbouw-flora_van_Nederland_en_zijne_overzeesche_bezittingen_(Pl._8)_(6992831780).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/berliner-gartenzeitung-1857-4.jpg)Monstera Lennea C. Koch = Monstera deliciosa Liebm.Berliner allgemeine Gartenzeitung · Taf. IV · 1857, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Berliner_allgemeine_Gartenzeitung_(19755855571).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/illustration-horticole-145.jpg)Dendrobium DevonianumL'Illustration horticole · 145 · 1857, J. Vandamme, L. Stroobant · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L'Illustration_horticole_(Plate_145).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-5071.jpg)Philodendron erubescensCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 5071 · 1858, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Philodendron_erubescens_Bot._Mag._84._5071._1858.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/cymbidium/plates/bm-5126.jpg)Cymbidium eburneumCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 5126 · 1859, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cymbidium_eburneum_-_Curtis%27_85_(Ser._3_no._15)_pl._5126_(1859).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-5147.jpg)Bryophyllum proliferum = Kalanchoe prolifera (Bowie ex Hook.) Raym.-HametCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 5147 · 1859, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kalanchoe_prolifera_-_original_illustration.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/plates/bm-5184.jpg)Phalaenopsis grandiflora = Phalaenopsis amabilis subsp. amabilisCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 5184 · 1860, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Phalaenopsis_amabilis_(as_Phalaenopsis_grandiflora)_-_Curtis%27_86_(Ser._3_no._16)_pl._5184_(1860).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/plates/bm-5212.jpg)Phalaenopsis rosea = Phalaenopsis equestris (Schauer) Rchb.f.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 5212 · 1860, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Phalaenopsis_equestris_(as_Phalaenopsis_rosea)_-_Curtis%27_86_(Ser._3_no._16)_pl._5212_(1860).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bm-5220.jpg)Guzmannia tricolor = Guzmania monostachia (L.) Rusby ex MezCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 5220 · 1860, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(Tab._5220)_(9444740650).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-5158.jpg)Statice bonduellei = Limonium bonduellei (T.Lestib.) KuntzeCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 5158 · 1860, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(Tab._5158)_(9441802661).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-5176.jpg)Richardia albomaculata = Zantedeschia albomaculata (Hook.) Baill.Curtis's Botanical Magazine · 5176 · 1860, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtis's_botanical_magazine_(Tab._5176)_(9444634200).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/illustration-horticole-vanda-coerulea.jpg)Vanda cœruleaL'Illustration horticole · · 1860, L. Stroobant · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Vanda_coerulea_drawing.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/plates/ih-10-348.jpg)Phalaenopsis schilleriana Reichb. f.L'Illustration horticole · 348 · 1863, P. Stroobant, L. Stroobant · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Phalaenopsis_schilleriana-Illustration_horticole_10-348_(1863).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/plates/bm-5530.jpg)Phalaenopsis schillerianaCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 5530 · 1865, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Phalaenopsis_schilleriana_-_Curtis%27_91_(Ser._3_no._21)_pl._5530_(1865).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/hydrangea/plates/fds-16-rosalba.jpg)Hydrangea japonica Rosalba = Hydrangea serrata (Thunb.) Ser.Flore des serres et des jardins de l'Europe · 526 (printed on plate) · 1865–1867, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flore_des_serres_v16_075a.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/illustration-horticole-ascocentrum-curvifolium.jpg)Saccolabium curvifolium = Vanda curvifolia (Lindl.) L.M.GardinerL'Illustration horticole · · 1866, L. Stroobant · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ascocentrum_curvifolium_drawing.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/anthurium/plates/floral-magazine-349.jpg)Anthurium ScherzerianumThe Floral Magazine · Plate 349 · 1867, James Andrews · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Floral_magazine_(Plate_349)_BHL5931433.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/plates/sc2-114.jpg)Phalaenopsis grandiflora (in text) = Phalaenopsis amabilis subsp. amabilisA Second Century of Orchidaceous Plants · Pl. 114 · 1867, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_second_century_of_orchidaceous_plants_(Pl_114)_BHL35712719.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/second-century-196.jpg)Oncidium strictumA Second Century of Orchidaceous Plants · 196 · 1867, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_second_century_of_orchidaceous_plants_(Pl_196)_BHL35712936.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-5759.jpg)Vanda insignisCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 5759 · 1869, Walter Hood Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Vanda_insignis.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/illustration-horticole-159.jpg)Spathiphyllum floribundumL'Illustration horticole · 159 · 1874, L. Stroobant · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L'Illustration_horticole_(Plate_159).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/illustration-horticole-189.jpg)Spathiphyllum cochlearispathumL'Illustration horticole · 189 · 1874, L. Stroobant · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L'Illustration_horticole_(Plate_189).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/flora-filipinas-158.jpg)Nelumbium speciosum = Nelumbo nucifera Gaertn.Flora de Filipinas, gran edición (Atlas) · 158 · 1880–1883, C. Verdaguer · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nelumbo_nucifera_Blanco1.158.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/flora-filipinas-167bis.jpg)Euphorbia pulcherrima, Euphorbia splendlens = Euphorbia splendens Bojer ex Hook.Flora de Filipinas, gran edición (Atlas) · 167 bis · 1880–1883, C. Verdaguer · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Euphorbia_pulcherrima_Blanco1.167.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/chrysanthemum/plates/flora-filipinas-290.jpg)Pyrethrum sinense = Chrysanthemum × morifolium (Ramat.) Hemsl.Flora de Filipinas, gran edición (Atlas) · 290 · 1880–1883, C. Verdaguer · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chrysanthemum_morifolium_Blanco2.290.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/ih-27-381.jpg)Pothos aurea, Hort. Linden = Epipremnum aureum (Linden & André) G.S.BuntingL'Illustration horticole · Pl. CCCLXXXI · 1880, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L%27Illustration_horticole_(Plate_381).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/anthurium/plates/ih-27-382.jpg)Anthurium Andreanum, J. Linden = Anthurium andraeanum Linden ex AndréL'Illustration horticole · Pl. CCCLXXXII · 1880, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L'Illustration_horticole_(Plate_382).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/ih-27-394.jpg)Asparagus plumosus = Asparagus setaceus (Kunth) JessopL'Illustration horticole · 394 · 1880, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L'Illustration_horticole_(Plate_394).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/ih-27-397.jpg)Spathiphyllum Patini, N. E. BrownL'Illustration horticole · Pl. CCCXCVII · 1880, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L%27Illustration_horticole_(Plate_397a).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/bot-mag-6924.jpg)Lapeirousia grandiflora = Freesia grandiflora (Baker) KlattCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 6924 · 1887, Matilda Smith, John Nugent Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anomatheca_grandiflora.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/indian-ferns-14.jpg)Nephrolepis cordifoliaAlbum of Indian Ferns · Plate 14 · 1887, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Album_of_Indian_ferns_(Plate_14)_(6025785252).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/kohler-36.jpg)Prunus CerasusKöhler's Medizinal-Pflanzen · 36 · 1887, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Köhler's_Medizinal-Pflanzen_in_naturgetreuen_Abbildungen_mit_kurz_erläuterndem_Texte_(Plate_36)_BHL303634.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/plates/oa-6-277.jpg)Phalaenopsis grandiflora = Phalaenopsis amabilis subsp. amabilisThe Orchid Album · Pl. 277 · 1887, John Nugent Fitch · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:R._Warner_%26_B.S._Williams_-_The_Orchid_Album_-_volume_06_-_plate_277_(1887).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/reichenbachia-1-1.jpg)Odontoglossum crispum = Oncidium alexandrae (Bateman) M.W.Chase & N.H.WilliamsReichenbachia: Orchids Illustrated and Described · Tab. 1 · 1888, Henry George Moon, Joseph Mansell · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Frederick_Sander_-_Reichenbachia_I_plate_01_(1888)_-_Odontoglossum_crispum.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/plates/reichenbachia-1-11.jpg)Phalaenopsis grandiflora aurea = Phalaenopsis amabilis subsp. amabilisReichenbachia: Orchids Illustrated and Described · Tab. 11 · 1888, Henry George Moon, Joseph Mansell · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Frederick_Sander_-_Reichenbachia_I_plate_11_(1888)_-_Phalaenopsis_grandiflora_aurea.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/plates/reichenbachia-1-42.jpg)Phalaenopsis StuartianaReichenbachia: Orchids Illustrated and Described · Tab. 42 · 1888, Henry George Moon, Joseph Mansell · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Frederick_Sander_-_Reichenbachia_I_plate_42_(1888)_-_Phalaenopsis_stuartiana.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/thome-flora-333.jpg)Euphorbia helioscopia, Euphorbia esulaFlora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz · 333 · 1888, Walther Müller · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Prof._Dr._Thomé's_Flora_von_Deutschland,_Österreich_und_der_Schweiz,_in_Wort_und_Bild,_für_Schule_und_Haus;_mit_..._Tafeln_..._von_Walter_Müller_(Pl._333)_(7982381228).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/gerbera/plates/bm-7087.jpg)Gerbera Jamesoni = Gerbera jamesonii AdlamCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 7087 · 1889, Matilda Smith, John Nugent Fitch · [scan](https://archive.org/details/mobot31753002721907/page/n169) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/reichenbachia-2-57.jpg)Vanda cœruleaReichenbachia: Orchids Illustrated and Described · Tab. 57 · 1890, Henry George Moon, Joseph Mansell · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Frederick_Sander_-_Reichenbachia_II_plate_57_(1890)_-_Vanda_coerulea.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/plates/reichenbachia-2-2-68.jpg)Phalaenopsis Sanderiana, Phalaenopsis intermedia Portei = Phalaenopsis × intermedia Lindl.Reichenbachia: Orchids Illustrated and Described · Tab. 68 · 1892–1894, Henry George Moon, Joseph Mansell · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Reichenbachia_-_Second_Series_vol._2_(TAB._68).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-17.jpg)Nelumbium speciosum = Nelumbo nucifera Gaertn.Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 17 · 1896, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(Pl._17)_(7789033616).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-22.jpg)Ten-week Stock (Mathiola annua) = Matthiola incana (L.) W.T.AitonFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 22 · 1896, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(Pl._22)_(7789042742).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-3.jpg)Anemone coronariaFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 3 · 1896, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(Pl._3)_(7789007780).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/gypsophila/plates/favourite-flowers-34.jpg)Gypsophila elegansFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 34 · 1896, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(Pl._34)_(7789063128).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-4.jpg)Anemone hortensisFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · 4 · 1896, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(Pl._4)_(7789009828).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-6.jpg)Ranunculus asiaticusFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 6 · 1896, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(Pl._6)_(7789013932).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/rose/plates/favourite-flowers-73.jpg)Rosa rugosa（Wrinkled Rose）Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 73 · 1896, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(Pl._73)_(7789127258).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/chrysanthemum/plates/favourite-flowers-148.jpg)Chrysanthemum sinense, vars.Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 148 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(10575207643).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/chrysanthemum/plates/favourite-flowers-150.jpg)Chrysanthemum sinense, var. Mont d'Or = Chrysanthemum × morifolium (Ramat.) Hemsl.Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 150 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(10574944855).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-234.jpg)Ficus elasticaFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 234 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(10594238983).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-263.jpg)Clivia miniataFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 263 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(8346031458).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/hydrangea/plates/favourite-flowers-90.jpg)Hydrangea Hortensia = Hydrangea macrophylla (Thunb.) Ser.Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 90 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(10574939953).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-agapanthus-africanus.jpg)Agapanthus umbellatus = Agapanthus africanus (L.) Hoffmanns.Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 274 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(8344981169).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-cyclamen-persicum.jpg)Cyclamen persicumFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 176 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(10593586076).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-gladiolus-gandavensis.jpg)Gladiolus gandavensisFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 258 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(8346028424).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-helianthus-argophyllus.jpg)Helianthus argophyllusFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 139 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(10574954564).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-hyacinthus-orientalis.jpg)Hyacinthus orientalisFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 277 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(8344982945).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-iris-pumila.jpg)Iris pumilaFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 254 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(8346025804).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-narcissus-pseudonarcissus.jpg)N. pseudo-narcissus = Narcissus pseudonarcissus L., Narcissus jonquillaFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 259 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(8346029014).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-narcissus-tazetta.jpg)Narcissus tazettaFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 260 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(8346029592).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-solidago-canadensis.jpg)Solidago canadensisFavourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 127 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(10574897634).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/plants/plates/favourite-flowers-zantedeschia-aethiopica.jpg)Richardia africana = Zantedeschia aethiopica (L.) Spreng.Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse · Pl. 295 · 1897, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Favourite_flowers_of_garden_and_greenhouse_(8344995651).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/gypsophila/plates/flora-batava-1586.jpg)Gypsophila paniculata L.Flora Batava · 1586 · 1898, · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gypsophila_paniculata_%E2%80%94_Flora_Batava_%E2%80%94_Volume_v20.jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/cymbidium/plates/bm-8312.jpg)Cymbidium insigneCurtis's Botanical Magazine · 8312 · 1910, Matilda Smith · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cymbidium_insigne_-_Curtis%27_136_(Ser._4_no._6)_pl._8312_(1910).jpg) - [](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/plates/java-atlas-416-417.jpg)Phalaenopsis amabilis Bl., Phalaenopsis Hebe Rchb. f. = Phalaenopsis deliciosa Rchb.f.Die Orchideen von Java, Figuren-Atlas · fig. CDXVI–CDXVII · 1912, Johannes Jacobus Smith, M. Kromohardjo · [scan](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Die_Orchideen_von_Java_-_fig._416-417_(1912).jpg) Scans from the Biodiversity Heritage Library and Botanicus via Wikimedia Commons; all in the public domain. Current names checked in GBIF and Catalogue of Life, pending specialist review. ## In-depth topic libraries (in Chinese) 14 systematic references by plant group — botany, cultivation, conditioning, floristry use and standards, each article cited. Currently written in Chinese. - [Orchidea farfalla (Phalaenopsis)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/phalaenopsis/) - [Cymbidium (ibridi)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/cymbidium/) - [Cymbidium faberi (orchidea cinese)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/huilan/) - [Rose (Rosa)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/rose/) - [Crisantemi (Chrysanthemum)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/chrysanthemum/) - [Ortensie (Hydrangea)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/hydrangea/) - [Gigli (Lilium)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/lily/) - [Garofani (Dianthus)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/carnation/) - [Tulipani (Tulipa)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/tulip/) - [Gerbere (Gerbera)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/gerbera/) - [Gypsophila / Velo da sposaIn-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/gypsophila/) - [Peonie (Paeonia)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/peony/) - [Lisianthus (Eustoma)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/eustoma/) - [Anturio (Anthurium)In-depth monograph: botany, cultivation, postharvest handling and historic plates (Chinese edition).](https://floreboard.com/anthurium/)