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ASPNS Bibliography 5: Types of Plants
- 5. Types of Plant
(Intended for types of plant, and specific plants. For works on
plants in general, see Bibiography 3,
and for plant habitats, see Bibliography
4. See also Bibliography 8: Environmental
History. For food plants, see Bibliography
6, for medicinal plants, see Bibliography
10, and for dye plants, see Bibliography
12. It should be noted that the preference in this section is
for a popular taxonomy, not a botanical classification).
- 5.1 Broad Classes of Plant
(For particular habitats, see Bibliography
4).
- Dandy, J.E., List of British Vascular Plants (London,
1958)
Kent, D.H., List of Vascular Plants of the British Isles
(London, 1992) [see also Kent below]
Kent, D.H., Supplement to List of Vascular Plants of the
British Isles (London, 1996) [see also Kent above]
Nicholson, B.E. and F.H. Brightman, The Oxford Book of Flowerless
Plants (Oxford, 1966)
Rich, T.C.G., Crucifers of Great Britain and Ireland
(London, 1991)
Tutin, T.G., Umbellifers of the British Isles (London,
1980)
Willis, J.C., A Dictionary of the Flowering Plants and Ferns,
eighth edition by H.K.A. Shaw (Cambridge, 1973)
- 5.2 Ferns
- 5.2.1 Reference Sources
- Fitter, R., A. Fitter and A. Farrer, Collins Guide
to the Grasses, Sedges, Rushes and Ferns of Britain and
Northern Europe (London, 1984)
Jermy, A.C., et al., Atlas of Ferns of the British Isles
(London, 1978)
Jones, D.L., Encyclopaedia of Ferns (London, 1987)
Merryweather, J. and M. Hill, 'The Fern Guide: an Introductory
Guide to the Ferns, Clubmosses, Quillworts and Horsetails
of the British Isles', Field Studies 8 (1992), 101-88
Phillips, Roger, Grasses, Ferns, Mosses & Lichens
of Great Britain and Ireland (London, 1980)
Step, Edward, Wayside and Woodland Ferns: a Pocket Guide
to the British Ferns, Horsetails and Club-Mosses (London,
1908)
Willis, J.C., A Dictionary of the Flowering Plants and
Ferns, eighth edition by H.K.A. Shaw (Cambridge, 1973)
- 5.2.2 General Works
- Freethy, R., British Ferns (Marlborough, 1987)
Page, C.N., The Ferns of Britain and Ireland (Cambridge,
1982)
- 5.2.3 Fern-Names
(Names of individual ferns can be found in Section
5.10)
- Druery, C.T., 'British Fern Names', Gardeners' Chronicle
3.33 (1903), 418
- 5.3 Rushes
- 5.3.1 Reference Sources
- Fitter, R., A. Fitter and A. Farrer, Collins Guide
to the Grasses, Sedges, Rushes and Ferns of Britain and
Northern Europe (London, 1984)
- 5.3.2 General Works
- [Anon.], 'The Use and Sale of Rushes for Rushlights, Norfolk',
Kew Bulletin (1930), 337
Skytte Christiansen, M., Grasses, Sedges and Rushes
(Blandford, 1979)
- 5.4 Grasses and Sedges
- 5.4.1 Reference Sources
- Fitter, R., A. Fitter and A. Farrer, Collins Guide
to the Grasses, Sedges, Rushes and Ferns of Britain and
Northern Europe (London, 1984)
Hubbard, C.E., Grasses: a Guide to their Structure, Identification,
Uses, and Distribution in the British Isles, third edition
by J.C.E. Hubbard (Harmondsworth,1984)
Jermy, A.C., A.O. Chater and R.W. David, Sedges of the
British Isles (London, 1982)
Landwehr, J., Atlas van de Nederlandse Grassen (Zutphen,
1977)
Phillips, Roger, Grasses, Ferns, Mosses & Lichens
of Great Britain and Ireland (London, 1980)
- 5.4.2 General Works
- Bolin, P., De Svenska Grasen (Stockholm, 1927)
Kalm, P., Förteckning på Några Inhemska
Färgegräs (1745) [dyeplants]
Skytte Christiansen, M., Grasses, Sedges and Rushes
(Blandford, 1979)
- 5.4.3 Names of Grasses and Sedges
- Rydén, Mats, 'Om Folklig Klassificering och Namngivning
av Svenska Gräs', Språk och Stil, new
series 1 (1991)
- 5.5 Fungi
- 5.5.1 Reference Sources
- Cooper, M.R. and A.W. Johnson, Poisonous Plants and
Fungi: an Illustrated Guide (London, 1988)
Larone, D.H., Medically Important Fungi: a Guide to Identification,
second edition (Amsterdam, 1987)
- 5.5.2 General Works
- Lange, M. and F.E. Hora, Mushrooms and Toadstools
(1963)
Loewenfeld, Claire, Fungi (London, 1956)
Zeitlmayr, Linus, Wild Mushrooms (London, 1968)
- 5.6 Lichens
- 5.6.1 Journals
- Lichenologist
(1958-)
- 5.6.2 Reference Sources
- Phillips, Roger, Grasses, Ferns, Mosses & Lichens
of Great Britain and Ireland (London, 1980)
- 5.6.3 General Works
- Bolton, Eileen M., Lichens for Vegetable Dyeing
(London, 1960)
Casselman, Karen Diadick, 'Norse Lichen Dyes', Handwoven
(September/October 1996), 48-50
Cooksey, C.J., 'Bibliography: Lichen Purple', Dyes in
History and Archaeology 15 (1997), 103-10
Dallon, M., 'Orchil of Auvergne', Dyes in History and
Archaeology 15 (1997), 97-102
Dobson, Frank, Lichens: an Illustrated Guide, second
edition (Richmond, 1981)
Laundon, Jack R., Lichens (Princes Risborough, 1986)
Lindsay, W. Lauder, 'The Dyeing Properties of Lichens',
Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal, new series 2
(1855), 56-80
Lindsay, W. Lauder, 'Experiments on the Dyeing Properties
of Lichens', Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
57 (1854), 228-49 and 385-401
- 5.7 Mosses, Liverworts and Clubmosses
(Clubmosses are related to ferns, but popularly associated with
mosses)
- 5.7.1 Reference Sources
- Phillips, Roger, Grasses, Ferns, Mosses & Lichens
of Great Britain and Ireland (London, 1980)
- 5.7.2 General Works
- Hall, Allan R., 'Hair Moss', Textiles, Cordage and
Raw Fibre from 16-22 Coppergate, by P. Walton (London,
1989), 395-7 [York]
Hall, Allan R., 'Of Moss and Men', Interim 11.3 (1986),
36-41
Williams, D., 'Bryophytes in Archaeology', Science and
Archaeology 18 (1976), 12-14
- 5.7.3 Specific Locations
- Landt, J., Forsog til en Beskrivelse over Faeroerne
(1800)
Robinson, D., 'Clubmosses from Medieval Perth', Antiquity
60 (1986), 49-50
- 5.8 Seaweeds
- 5.8.1 General Works
- Bird, K.T. and P.H. Benson, ed., Seaweed Cultivation
for Renewable Resources (Amsterdam, 1987)
Chapman, V.J., Seaweeds and their Uses, second edition
(London, 1970)
Luning, K., Seaweeds: their Environment, Biogeography
and Ecophysiology (Chichester, 1990)
- 5.9 Trees and Shrubs
(Intended for trees and shrubs, type unspecified. For specific types,
see Section 5.10. See also Section
4.1: Forests and Woodland).
- Trees: a good source is Simpson, N. Douglas, A Bibliographical
Index of the British Flora Including Floras, Herbals,
Periodicals, Societies and References Relating to the Identification,
Distribution and Occurrence of Phanerogams, Vascular
Cryptogams and Charophytes in the British Isles (Simpson,
1960), p. 57-9.
- 5.9.1 Reference Sources
- Bean, W.J., Trees and Shrubs Hardy in the British Isles,
eighth edition by D.L. Clarke, parts 1-4, and Supplement
(London, 1970-88)
Godet, Jean-Denis, Mosaik's Photographic Key to the Trees
and Shrubs of Great Britain and Northern Europe: a
New System for Identifying Trees by their Leaves and
Needles (Basingstoke, 1993)
Harris, Esmond and Jeanette Harris, Field Guide to the
Trees and Shrubs of Britain (London, 1981)
Humphries, C.J., J.R. Press and D.A. Sutton, The Hamlyn
Guide to Trees of Britain and Europe (London, 1981)
Polunin, Oleg and B. Everard, Trees and Bushes of Europe
(Oxford, 1976)
- 5.9.2 General Works
- Edlin, H.L., Trees, Woods and Man, third edition
(London, 1970)
Edlin, H.L., Woodland Crafts in Britain: an Account of
the Traditional Uses of Trees and Timbers in the British
Countryside (London, 1949)
Milner, J. Edward, The Tree Book: the Indispensable Guide
to Tree Facts, Crafts and Lore (London, 1992)
Mitchell, Alan, Alan Mitchell's Trees of Britain
(London, 1996)
Mitchell, Alan, The Trees of Britain and Northern Europe,
second edition (London, 1988)
Rackham, Oliver, 'Trees and Woodland in Anglo-Saxon England:
the Documentary Evidence', Environment and Economy
in Anglo-Saxon England: a Review of Recent Work on the Environmental
Archaeology of Rural and Urban Anglo-Saxon Settlements
in England, edited by James Rackham (London, 1994),
7-11
Rackham, Oliver, Trees and Woodland in the British Landscape:
the Complete History of Britain's Trees, Woods
and Hedgerows, revised edition (London, 1990)
Raghavendra, A.S., ed., Physiology of Trees (Chichester,
1992)
Tolley, C., 'Oswald's Tree', Pagans and Christians: the
Interplay Between Christian Latin and Traditional
Germanic Cultures in Early Medieval Europe, edited by
T. Hofstra et al. (Groningen, 1995)
White, John, Forest and Woodland Trees in Britain
(Oxford, 1995)
Williams, D., 'Identification of Waterlogged Wood by the
Archaeologist', Science and Archaeology 14 (1975),
3-4
- 5.9.3 Dendrochronology
- Baillie, M.G.L., Tree-Ring Dating and Archaeology
(London, 1982)
Fletcher, John M., 'Roman and Saxon Dendro Dates', Current
Archaeology 76 (1981), 150-2
Hillam, Jennifer, 'An English Tree-Ring Chronology, A.D.
404-1216', Medieval Archaeology 25 (1981), 30-44
Schove, D.J., 'Dark Age Tree-Ring Dates, A.D. 490-850',
Medieval Archaeology 23 (1979), 219-23
Tyers, Ian et al., 'Trees and Woodland in the Saxon
Period: the Dendrochronological Evidence', Environment
and Economy in Anglo-Saxon England: a Review of
Recent Work on the Environmental Archaeology of Rural and
Urban Anglo-Saxon Settlements in England, edited
by James Rackham (London, 1994), 12-22
- 5.9.4 Tree-Names
(Names of individual trees can be found in Section
5.10)
- Edlin, H.L., 'Cornish Wood-Names and Tree-Names', Forestry
27 (1954), 147
Edlin, H.L., 'English Tree Names and their Origins', Forestry
24 (1953), 57
Edlin, H.L., 'Wood-Names and Tree-Names on the Maps of Britain',
Forestry 25 (1952), 51-65
Fries, S., Studier över Nordiska Trädnamn
(Uppsala, 1957)
Peeters, Christian, 'The Word for 'tree' in the Germanic
Languages and the Reconstruction of Proto-Germanic', Zeitschrift
für vergleichende Sprachforschung 88 (1974), 129-33
- 5.9.5 Folklore of Trees
- Gregor, W., 'Some Folk-Lore on Trees... from the North-East
of Scotland', Folklore Journal 7 (1889), 41
Heath, F.G., Tree Gossip (1885)
Heath, F.G., Tree Lore (1912)
Ohlgren, Thomas H., 'The Pagan Iconography of Christian
Ideas: Tree-Lore in Anglo-Viking England', Mediaevistik
1 (1989), 145-73
Phythian, J.E., Trees in Nature, Myth and Art (1907)
Rival, Laura, ed., The Social Life of Trees: Anthropological
Perspectives on Tree Symbolism (Oxford, 1998)
Yonge, John, 'Notes on the 'Hwiting Treow' of the Anglo-Saxons',
Archaeologia 42 (1869), 124-6
- 5.9.6 Specific Locations
- 5.9.6.1 Carlisle
- Groves, Cathy, Dendrochronological Analysis of
Timbers from the Lanes, Carlisle, Cumbria, 1978-82:
Volume 1 (London, 1993)
- 5.9.6.2 Gartree
- Arngart, Olof, 'Three English Hundred-Names', Namn
och Bygd 66 (1978), 13-17 [includes Gartree]
- 5.9.6.3 Gloucestershire
- Welch, F.B., 'Place-Names and Trees in Gloucestershire',
Proceedings of the Cotteswold Naturalists' Field
Club 26 (1936-8), 324-7
- 5.9.6.4 North Elmham
- Fletcher, John M., 'Dendrochronology of the Preserved
Timbers from Well II Excavated in North Elmham Park',
Norfolk Archaeology 38 (1982), 192
- 5.9.6.5 Portchester
- Fletcher, John M. and A. Dabrowska, 'Tree-Ring Examination
of Timbers from the Sixth-Century Well at Portchester
Castle', Archaeometry 18 (1976), 92-9
- 5.9.6.6 Sheffield
- Hillam, Jennifer, 'Recent Tree-Ring Work in Sheffield',
Current Archaeology 96 (1985), 21-6
- 5.9.6.7 Worcestershire
- Hemingway, J., 'The Flora of Early Medieval Worcestershire
as Recorded in Contemporary Documents: Shrubs and Herbs,
Worcestershire Archaeology and Local History Newsletter
33 (1984), 4-10
Hemingway, J., 'The Flora of Early Medieval Worcestershire
as Recorded in Contemporary Documents: Trees, Worcestershire
Archaeology and Local History Newsletter 30 (1983),
4-14
- 5.9.6.8 York
- Hall, A.R., 'Seeing the Wood for the Trees', Interim
8.3 (1982), 21-5 [timber from York excavations]
- 5.10 Individual Plants
- 5.10.1 Collections of Individual Studies
- Bierbaumer, Peter, Der botanische Wortschatz des Altenglischen,
3 vols (1975-9)
Biggam, C.P., Blue in Old English: an Interdisciplinary
Semantic Study (Amsterdam, 1997)
Biggam, C.P., Grey in Old English: an Interdisciplinary
Semantic Study (London, 1998)
Cox, Barrie, 'Furze, Gorse and Whin: an Aside on Rutland
in the Danelaw', Journal of the English Place-Name
Society 20 (1987-8), 3-9
Ekwall, E., 'Names of Plants and Trees', Studies on English
Place-Names by Eilert Ekwall (Stockholm, 1936), 105-29
Hoops, J., 'Über die altenglischen Pflanzennamen' (Dissertation,
University of Freiburg, 1889)
Moberg, L., 'Växtnamnet grön', Studier i Nordisk
Filologi 58 (1971), 174-84
- 5.10.2 Individual Studies (Lexical)
(Unclassified to avoid assumptions)
- [Anon.], 'Deadly Nightshade', Countryside 2 (1905),
42 [divale]
[Anon.], 'A Mixed Bag', Countryside 2 (1905), 83
[hedge mustard = senvy]
Bender, H.H., 'English strawberry', American Journal
of Philology 55 (1934), 71-4
Bierbaumer, Peter, 'Ae. fornetes folm: eine Orchideenart',
Anglia 92 (1974), 172-6
Biggam, C.P., 'Hæwenhnydele: an Anglo-Saxon
Medicinal Plant', Botanical Journal of Scotland 46
(1994), 617-22
Biggam, C.P., 'Saffron in Anglo-Saxon England', Dyes
in History and Archaeology 14 (1996 for 1995), 25-37
[croh]
Breeze, Andrew, [article on the Cornish etymology of billere]
(forthcoming, 1999)
Brøndegaard, Vagn Jørgensen, 'Ein angelsächsischer
Pflanzenname: openars(e)', Sudhoffs Archiv
63 (1979), 190-3
Brøndegaard, Vagn Jørgensen, 'Kodriver, Cowslip',
Sudhoffs Archiv 71.1 (1987), 100-102
Campanile, Enrico, 'Minima Cornica', Zeitschrift für
celtische Philologie 33 (1974), 23-7 [blind(e) netel]
Cameron, M.L., 'What Plant was Attorlothe (atorlaþe)?',
Parergon 10.2 (1992), 27-34
D'Aronco, Maria Amalia, 'Divergenze e convergenze lessicali
in inglese antico: il case di elehtre', Studi sulla
cultura germanica dei secoli IV-XII in onore di Giulia
Mazzuoli Porru [= Romanobarbarica 10], edited
by M.A. D'Aronco, A.M. Luiselli Fadda and M.V. Molinari
(Rome, 1990), 65-102
D'Aronco, Maria Amalia, 'Inglese antico galluc',
Annali, Istituto Universitario Orientale di Napoli: sezione
germanica, Filologia germanica 28-9 (1985-6),
83-100
Dodgson, J.M., 'ME cronebery', Notes and Queries
213 (1968), 88-9
Ebbinghaus, Ernst A., 'The Book and the Beech Tree', General
Linguistics 22 (1982), 99-103
Ekwall, E., 'The Name Salcey', Anglia Beiblatt 37
(1926), 191-2 [sealegn]
Elliot, F.A., 'The Names 'Oak Fern' and 'Beech Fern', Gymnocarpium
dryopteris and Thelypteris phegopteris (as Phegopteris
polypodioides)', British Fern Gazette 8 (1954),
100
Fries, I., 'Svenska Namn för Convallaria majalis',
Svenska Landsmål 98 (1975), 60-82 [lily-of-the-valley]
Fries, S., 'Trädnamnet al (Alnus)', Nysvenska
Studier 37 (1957), 5-45 [alder]
Fries, S., 'Växtnamnet Älggräs', Studier
i Nordisk Filologi 58 (1971), 89-91 [meadow sweet]
Gutenbrunner, S., 'Der Malvenname ags. geormenleaf',
Zeitschrift für Mundartforschung 12 (1936),
40-42
Hall, Allan R., [Untitled etymological note on shives],
Circaea 8 (1992 for 1990), 73 [spring onion]
Hempl, G., 'Is book from the Latin?', Anglia
15 (1893), 220-22 [bece?]
Hermodsson, L., 'Der Name der Mistel', Studia Neophilologica
43 (1971), 173-9 [mistletoe]
Hermodsson, L., 'Der Pflanzenname Stiefmütterchen',
Studier i Modern Språkvetenskap 19 (1956),
42-60 [pansy]
Hesselman, B., 'Växtnamnet Sippa', Namn och
Bygd 40 (1952), 1-10[wood anemone]
Holm, G., 'Mistel, Viscum album; Pors, Myrica
gale, Ledum palustre', Meijerbergs Arkiv för
Svensk Ordforskning 13 (1972), 67-76 [mistletoe, Labrador
tea]
Horn, Peter C., 'The Earliest Reference to Black Poplar
in England?', BSBI News 73 (1996), 28
Horn, Peter C., 'Old Names for Native Primulas', BSBI
News 62 (1992), 37-8 [primrose, cowslip]
Hough, Carole, 'The Place-Name Satterleigh', Neuphilologische
Mitteilungen 2.99 (1998), 173-5 [*sæterwyrt]
James, A., 'Heath, Heather and Ling in Place-Names', The
Year Book of the Heather Society (1985), 40-5
Kitson, Peter, 'Two Old English Plant-Names and Related
Matters', English Studies 69 (1988), 97-112 [æþelferþingwyrt,
cex]
Krogmann, W., 'Ae. georman-, geormen-', Englische
Studien 70 (1935-6), 322-3
Krogmann, W., 'Ae. geormanleaf', Zeitschrift für
Mundartforschung 12 (1936), 173-81
Krogmann, W., 'Ae. geormanleaf und der Name der Germanen',
Englische Studien 69 (1934-5), 161-79
Lehmann, W., 'Zu ae. collon-croh, ahd. coller-wurz
'nymphaea'', Zeitschrift für deutsche Wortforschung
9 (1907), 23-6, 161
McClure, Peter, 'Three Plant Names in ME Place-Names and
Surnames: 'Breme', 'Rounce', 'Bilberry'', Notes
and Queries 21 (1974), 42-4
'Manchester Pythagorean', 'Popular Names of Plantago
lanceolata', Field Natural Science Studies (1882),
158 [ribwort plantain]
Mansion, J., 'Die Etymologie von holen', Beiträge
zur Geschichte der deutschen Sprache und Literatur 33
(1907), 547-70
Marzell, H., ''Adam und Eva' als volkstümliche Pflanzennamen',
Zeitschrift für Mundartforschung 23 (1955),
117-21
Moffat, Douglas, 'The Occurrences of ac 'oak' in
Old English: a List', Mediaeval Studies 49 (1987),
534-40
Mosley, C., 'Local Name for Equisetum (Shave Grass
or Dutch Rush)', Naturalist (1931), 61
Nordhagen, R., Botaniske Studier over Bringebær
og Andre Folkelige Rubus-Navn i Norden (Oslo, 1965)
Nordhagen, R., 'Forsök til en Konkret Tydning av Svenske
Orchis-Navn med Endelsen Nycklar', Nysvenska
Studier 43 (1963), 140-79
Nordhagen, R., Kusymre, Kodriver, Cowslip og Paigle:
Studier over Gamle Primula-Navn i Nord-Vest-Europa (Oslo,
1954)
Nordhagen, R., 'Kveldkippa og Skvattram, Dynamiske Motiv
i Nordiske Plantenavn, Hjortron og Hjortinger: Komparative
Studier over Nordiske Dialektnavn på Rubus chamaemorus',
Nysvenska Studier 27 (1947), 1-47 [cloudberry]
Nordhagen, R., Studier over Gamle Plantenavn, 1: Motiver
i Nordiske Navn på Skinntryter og Blåbær
(Vaccinium uliginosum og V. Myrtillus)
(Bergen, 1946) [northern bilberry and bilberry]
Peeters, Christian, 'Proto-Germanic 'book': a Comparative
Note', General Linguistics 22 (1982), 266 [bece]
Rosenfeld, H-F., 'And. *roda, ahd. *matara,
mlat. gaisto, gaisdo, ahd. retza, frühmhd.
risza, rizza, Farberröte,
Krapp, Rubia tinctorum L. und Verwandtes', Festschrift
für Gerhard Cordes zum 65. Geburtstag, vol. 2 (Neumünster,
1976), 257-93 [madder]
Rosier, J.L., 'A Different Hyssop: Old English hlenortear',
Word 29 (1978), 110-3
Rydén, Mats, 'English Names for Convallaria Majalis
L.', Studier i modern språkvetenskap,
new series 8 (1987), 61-70 [lily-of-the valley]
Rydén, Mats, 'English Names for Primulas', BSBI
News 63 (1993), 25 [primrose, cowslip]
Rydén, Mats, 'English Words for Ljung', Studies
in Anglistics for Magnus Ljung, edited by Gunnel Melchers
and Beatrice Warren (Stockholm, 1995) [heather]
Rydén, Mats, 'Forget-me-not: an English Plant
Name of European Lineage', Language History and Linguistic
Modelling: a Festschrift for Jacek Fisiak on his
60th Birthday, edited by Raymond Hickey and Stanislaw
Puppel (Berlin, 1997), p. 571-83
Rydén, Mats, 'Den Mångtydiga Maskrosen', Svensk
Botanisk Tidskrift 84 (1990) [dandelion]
Rydén, Mats, 'Namnet maskros och dess Väg
till Riksgiltighet', Om Växtnamn, edited by
Sigurd Fries (Umeå, 1990) [dandelion]
Rydén, Mats, 'On Swedish Orchid Names in yxne',
The Nordic Flora, Towards the Twenty-First Century: Studies
in Honour of Bengt Jonsell on the Occasion of his
60th Birthday, 11 June 1996, edited by Ulla-Maj Hultgård,
Karin Martinsson and Roland Moberg (Uppsala, 1996)
Rydén, Mats, 'Shakespeare's Cuckoo-Buds', Studia
Neophilologica 49 (1977)
Rydén, Mats, 'Towards a Standardization of the Official
Swedish Plant Nomenclature in the 20th Century: the Names
of Orchids', Norm, Variation and Change in Language
(Stockholm, 1997)
Rydén, Mats, 'Two Old English Names for Orchids',
Essays on English Language in Honour of Bertil Sundby,
edited by Leiv Egil Breivik, Arnoldus Hille and Stig Johansson
(Oslo, 1989) [fornetes folm, hræfnes leac]
Rydén, Mats, 'Växtnamnet förgätmigej
i Europeiskt Perspektiv', Aspekter på Växtnamn
(Umeå, 1997) [forget-me-not]
Schneider, Karl, 'Zur Etymologie von ae. eolhsand
'Bernstein' und elehtre 'Lupine' im Lichte bronzezeitlichen
Handels', Collectanea Philologica: Festschrift für
Helmut Gipper zum 65. Geburtstag, edited by Günther
Heintz and Peter Schmitter (Baden-Baden, 1985), II, 669-81
Taylor, H.J., 'Popular Names of Orchids', Science-Gossip
12 (1876), 167
Trier, J., 'Ags. geormanleaf', Beiträge zur
Geschichte der deutschen Sprache und Literatur 67 (1945),
64
- 5.10.3 Individual Studies (Non-Lexical)
- Individual studies: a good source is Simpson, N.
Douglas, A Bibliographical Index of the British Flora
Including Floras, Herbals, Periodicals, Societies
and References Relating to the Identification, Distribution
and Occurrence of Phanerogams, Vascular Cryptogams
and Charophytes in the British Isles (Simpson, 1960),
p. 6-40. Individual plant references also occur in the geographical
section, p. 59-429.
- 5.10.3.1 Alder
- [Anon.], 'Alder Clog Soles', Kew Bulletin
1904 (1906), 6
- 5.10.3.2 Ash
- Rodger, Ian, 'The Hill with the Ash Trees: King
Alfred's Battle at Essendune', Popular Archaeology
5.5 (1983), 35-6
- 5.10.3.3 Beech
- Dallimore, W., 'Fagus sylvatica: Beechwood
Industry in the Chilterns', Kew Bulletin
(1911), 109
- 5.10.3.4 Box
- Dallimore, William, Holly, Yew and Box with
Notes on Other Evergreens (London, 1908)
- 5.10.3.5 Bramble
- Edees, E.S. and A.N. Newton, Brambles of the
British Isles (London, 1988)
- 5.10.3.6 Buttercup
- Hardy, J., 'Buttercups and Daisies', Berwickshire
Naturalists' Club 2 (1849), 12
- 5.10.3.7 Cherry Plum
- Körber-Grohne, U., Pflaumen Kirschpflaumen
Schlehen: heutige Pflanzen und ihre Geschichte seit
der Früzeit (Stuttgart, 1996) [plum, cherry
plum, sloe]
- 5.10.3.8 Corncockle
- Hall, A.R., 'The Cockle of Rebellion, Insolence,
Sedition', Interim 8.1 (1981), 5-8
- 5.10.3.9 Cuckoo Flower
- Hardy, J., 'Notes on Cuckoo Flowers and the Cuckoo
Spit', Edinburgh Natural Philosophy Journal,
new series 16 (1862), 70
- 5.10.3.10 Daisy
- Hardy, J., 'Buttercups and Daisies', Berwickshire
Naturalists' Club 2 (1849), 12
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