The Botanical Magazine

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The Botanical Magazine; or Flower-Garden Displayed
William Curtis (editor)

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The Botanical Magazine; or Flower-Garden Displayed, is an illustrated botanical magazine that began in 1787. It ran under that title until 1801, when it was renamed Curtis's Botanical Magazine. It is still issued today, making it the longest running botanical magazine.

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Volume 1 (1787)—Plates 1–36
Volume 2 (1788)—Plates 37–72 (page scan index)
Volume 3 (1790)—Plates 73–108 (page scan index)
Volume 4 (1791)—Plates 109–144 (page scan index)
Volume 5 (1792)—Plates 145–180 (page scan index)
Volume 6 (1793)—Plates 181–216 (page scan index)
Volume 7 (1794)—Plates 217–252 (page scan index)
Volume 8 (1794)—Plates 253–288 (page scan index)
Volume 9 (1795)—Plates 289–324 (page scan index)
Volume 10 (1796)—Plates 325–360 (page scan index)
Volume 11 (1797)—Plates 361–396 (page scan index)
Volume 12 (1798)—Plates 397–432 (page scan index)
Volume 13 (1799)—Plates 433–468 (page scan index)
Volume 14 (1800)—Plates 469–504 (page scan index)

From 1801 this magazine was entitled Curtis's Botanical Magazine.

This work is a periodical and multiple copyrights apply. The period of publication may straddle the periods of different copyright laws. Both the issues themselves and the individual contributions to those issues may have different copyright statuses.

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