Wallich Catalogue

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Wallich Catalogue is a seminal 19th-century botanical work compiling and describing thousands of plant specimens collected across the Indian subcontinent.

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instanceOf 19th-century botanical work
botanical catalogue
scientific publication
aim to organize and describe plant collections from the Indian subcontinent
associatedWith Calcutta Botanical Garden
East India Company
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
linked to: Kew
author Nathaniel Wallich
basedOn herbarium collections of Nathaniel Wallich
plant collections made in the Indian subcontinent
catalogues Wallich herbarium specimens
compiledBy Nathaniel Wallich
contains lists of herbarium specimens
plant specimens descriptions
taxonomic notes
contributesTo documentation of South Asian plant diversity
describes thousands of plant specimens
documentationType primary taxonomic source
documents specimens distributed to European herbaria
field botany
focusesOnRegion British India
Burma
linked to: Myanmar

Indian subcontinent
Nepal
Sri Lanka
genre flora-related reference work
scientific catalogue
hasInfluenceOn nomenclature of Asian plant species
systematic botany in South Asia
historicalSignificance key reference for 19th-century botanical exploration in Asia
one of the earliest comprehensive catalogues of Indian flora
language English
medium print
relatedTo history of botany in India
history of colonial science
status seminal work in Indian botanical literature
subject plants of the Indian subcontinent
timePeriod 19th century
usedBy botanists
historians of science
taxonomists
usedFor historical biogeography studies
nomenclatural research
plant taxonomy

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