Credit: ©The Royal Society
    Image number: RS.16366

    Small and middle flea-bane

    Date
    1689-1713
    Creator
    Richard Waller (1660 - 1715, British) , Naturalist
    Object type
    Archive reference number
    Manuscript page number
    p38
    Material
    Dimensions
    height (page): 380mm
    width (page): 240mm
    Subject
    Biology
       > Botany
    Content object
    nature
       > plant
    Description
    Botanical study of small and middle flea-bane (Conyza minor and Conyza media) with flower detail. Signed ‘Ric: Waller pinx[it]’ (Richard Waller painted this). Unlike on his other drawings, Waller did not record the reference to John Ray’s Synopsis Methodica Stirpium Britannicarum (London, 1690), though these plants are listed on p. 48, nos 1 (middle fleabane) and 2 (small fleabane).
    Transcription
    49. Conyza minor Math. minima Ger.
    Mediae minor species flore vix radiato. I.B.
    Minor flore globoso. C.B.
    Small Fleabane.

    50. Conyza media Ger. Media Asteris flore luteo vel tertia Dioscor. C.B. Media Mathioli flore magno luteo humidis locis Proveniens. I.B.
    Middle Fleabnane.

    Ric: Waller pinx.
    Transcribed by the Making Visible project
    Object history
    Richard Waller’s signed watercolour study of English grasses, made between 1689 and 1713. For further details, see the description at MS/131/004.
    Related fellows
    Richard Waller (1660 - 1715, British) , Naturalist
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