William Roxburgh
Born 1751-01-01
Died 1815-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF40160036
- WikidataQ748967
- ISNI0000000082228316
- Open LibraryOL11580A
Top Subjects
- India (11)
- Botany (9)
- Canna (2)
- Zingiberaceae (2)
- Botany -- India (1)
- Silkworms -- India -- Bengal (1)
- Climbing plants (1)
Books by William Roxburgh
Total count: 30
Plants of the coast of Coromandelselected from drawings and descriptions presented to the hon. court of directors of the East India companyPrinted by W. Bulmer and co. for G. Nicol, bookseller1795-01-01-
A Description of the Jonesia. Cl. Heptandria monogyniaVernor and Hood1798-01-01
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Account of the Tusseh and Arrindy silk-worms of BengalR. Taylor1804-01-01
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A botanical description of Urecola elastica, or caout-chouc vine of Sumatra and Pullo-Pinangwith an account of the properties of its inspissated juice, compared with those of the American caout-choucpublisher not identified1807-01-01
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A botanical and economical account of Bassia butyracea, or East India butter tree1808-01-01
Account of a new species of merium, the leaves of which yield indigo ... To which is added, a brief account of ... experiments made ... to throw ... light on the theory of that artificial reproduction. Also descriptions of two other plants, which yield indigo, and of one from Pegu, said to yield a green dyepublisher not identified1811-01-01-
Descriptions of several of the monandrous plants of India, belonging to the natural order called Scitamineæ by Linnæus, Cannæ by Jussieu, and Drimyrhizæ by Ventenat1812-01-01
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Hortus bengalensisor, A catalogue of the plants growing in the East India company's botanic garden at Calcutta1814-01-01
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On the growth of trees in the botanic garden at Calcutta, in Bengalnotes to illustrate some few of the trees in the annexed table of measurements1814-01-01
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Observations of the late Dr. William Roxburgh, botanical superintendent of the honourable East India Company's Garden at Calcutta, on the various specimens of fibrous vegetables, the produce of India, which may prove valuable substitutes for hemp and flax, on some future day, in EuropePrinted by J. Darling1815-01-01
Flora Indicaor, Descriptions of Indian plantsPrinted at the Mission Press1820-01-01
Flora Indicaor, Descriptions of Indian plantsPrinted at the Mission Press1820-01-01
Flora Indicaor, Descriptions of Indian plantsPrinted at the Mission Press1820-01-01-
Beschreibung verschiedener indischen Pflanzen aus der Monandria, welche zur natürlichen Ordnung Scitamineae gehören1820-01-01
Flora indicaor, Descriptions of Indian plantsPrinted at the Mission Press1820-01-01
Flora Indicaor, Descriptions of Indian plantsPrinted at the Mission Press1820-01-01-
Flora indica, or descriptions of Indian plantsPrinted at the Mission Press1824-01-01
Flora indicaor, Descriptions of Indian plantsPrinted for W. Thacker1832-01-01
Flora Indica; or descriptions of Indian plantsMission Press for W. Thacker, Calcutta, & Parbury, Allen, London1832-01-01
Flora Indica; or descriptions of Indian plantsMission Press for W. Thacker, Calcutta, & Parbury, Allen, London1832-01-01
Flora Indica; or descriptions of Indian plantsMission Press for W. Thacker, Calcutta, & Parbury, Allen, London1832-01-01
Flora indicaor, Descriptions of Indian plantsPrinted for W. Thacker1832-01-01
Flora indicaor, Descriptions of Indian plantsPrinted for W. Thacker1832-01-01-
Cryptogamous plants of Dr. Roxburgh, forming the fourth and last part of the Flora Indica.s.n.1844-01-01
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On the genus AquilariaR. Taylor1855-01-01
Flora indica, or, Descriptions of Indian plantsreprinted literatim from Carey's edition of 1832Thacker, Spink1874-01-01
General foundry practicebeing a treatise on general iron founding, job loam practice, moulding and casting of the finer metals, practical metallurgy in the foundry and patternmaking from a moulder's point of view.D. Van Nostrand company1910-01-01
General Foundry Practice: Being a Treatise on General Iron Founding, Job ...D. Van Nostrand company1910-01-01-
Icones Roxburghianaeor, Drawings of Indian plants.Botanical Survey of India1964-01-01
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St. Helenaplants seen by Dr. Roxburgh, 1813-4, and commentary 1996.Geraniaceae Group1996-01-01