Giorgio Bonelli · 1772 · 372 plates
Nigella arvensis, cornuta – Nigella – Melanzio. (Wild fennel) (1772-1793)
1772
Nolana prostrata – an Atropa humifusa Govani- (Trailing Nolana) (1772-1793)
Nymphae alba major – Nenufari, e Ninefa-ea bianca – Nenufar. (White water-lily) (1772-1793)
Nymphaea major – Nenufari gialli, e Ninfea gialla – Nenufar. (Water-lillies) (1772-1793)
Nymphoides aquis innatans – Ninfea minore. Water lily) (1772-1793)
Ochrus, folio integro, capreolos emittente semine – Ocro ervilla – Ocre (1772-1793)
Ocimum miinimum – Ocimum Caryophyllatum minus – Basilico fino garlato – Basilic. (Basil bush) (1772-1793)
Ocimum, foliis ex viridi violaceis, dentatis, floribus suave rubentibus – Basilico sanguigno – Basillic. (Basil) (1772-1793)
Oenanthe Apii folii – Oenanthe, o filipendula minore. (Water dropwort) (1772-1793)
Oenanthe Apii folio – Oenante maggiore – Loenanthe. (Water dropwort) (1772-1793)
Oenothera – Onagra – L’Herbe aux Anes. (Evening Primerose, Sundrops, Suncups) (1772-1793)
Omphalodes Lusitanica, Lini folio – Petite Bourrache. (Navelwort) (1772-1793)
Onagra Bonariensis villosa flore mutabili – Onagra – L’Herbe aux Anex (1772-1793)
Onagra latifolia – Onagra – L’Herbe aux Anes. (Primerose) (1772-1793)
Onobrychis, foliis viciae, fructu echinato major – Onobriche – Sain-foin (1772-1793)
Ophris, bifolia – Ophris ovata – Ofri di due foglie – Double feuille. (Two-leaved Ophrys) (1772-1793)
Opuntia major, validissimis Spinis munito – Fico d’India spinissimo – Raquette, ou Cardasse. (Indian Fig, Semaphore Prickly pear) (1772-1793)
Opuntia, vulgo Herbariorum – Ficus Indica, folio spinoso, fructu majore – Fico d’India – Raquette, ou Cardasse. (Prickly Pear, Indian Fig) (1772-1793)
Orchis Palmata montana maculata – Palma Cristi – Le Satirion. (early purple orchis) (1772-1793)
Orchis, flore simiam referems – Testicoli di Volpe – Le Satirion. (early purple orchis) (1772-1793)
Oreoselirum Apii folio minus – Apio montamo – Persil de Montagne. (Montain parsley) (1772-1793)
Origanum Creticum, latifolium, tomentosum, seu Dictamnus Creticus – Ditamo Cretico – Origan. (Spanish Hops) (1772-1793)
Origanum sylvestre, Cunila bubula Plinii – Regano e Origano – Origan. (Wild Marjoram) (1772-1793)
Ornithogalum maritimum, seu Scilla radice alba – Scilla maritima – La Sqiulle. (Star-of-Bethlehem from the sea) (1772-1793)
Ornithogalum umbellatum, majus sive Hyacinthus Peruvianus – Giacinto del Perú – La Sqiulle. (Star-of-Bethlehem) (1772-1793)
Ornithogalum, spicatum, angustifolium, floribus sature azzurreis – Giacinto spicato torchino – La Sqiulle bleue. (Spiked Star-of-Bethlehem) (1772-1793)
Ornithopodium Scorpioides, siliqua compressa – Ornitopodio, e Scorpioide – Pied d’Oiseau. (yellow crownvetch; annual scorpion vetch) (1772-1793)
Orobanche major caryophylum olens – Malerba, e Amazza legumi. (Broomrape) (1772-1793)
Orobanche ramosa, minor, floribus violaceis – Malérba. (Branched broomrape) (1772-1793)
Orobus auberosus, foliis pinnatis lanceolatis – Orobi salvatici – Orobe (1772-1793)
Orobus sylvaticus, viciae foliis – Orobo salvatico – Orobe (1772-1793)
Oxys lutea – Oxys, sive Trifolium acetosum, flore luteo – Acetofella – Aleluia à fleur jaune (1772-1793)
Oxys, sive Trifolium acetosum, corniculatum, erectum, caulibus rubentibus, floribus luteis – Alleluia à fleur jaune (1772-1793)
Paeonia mas flores incarnato – Peonia maschio – La Pivoine m^ale (1772-1793)
Paoenia foemina flore pleno rubro mojore – Peonia femina col. Fiore dopio – Pivoine femelle. (Peony) (1772-1793)
Papaver erraticum, majus, p‘or‘as Dioscordi, Theophrasto, Plinio – Papaverone, e Rosolaccio – Pavot. (Opium poppy) (1772-1793)
Papaver hortense nigro semine, sylvestre Discoridis, nigrum Plnii – Papavero negro. (Poppy) (1772-1793)
Papaver hortense, semine albo, Sativum Discoridis, album Plinii – Papavero domestico. Col. Seme bianco – Pavot. (Poppy) (1772-1793)
Parnassia palustris, et vulgaris – Gramen Parnassi albo simplici flore – Gramicia di Parnaso. (Northern grass of Parnassus) (1772-1793)
Pastinaca sylvestris altissima – Pastinaca salvatica maggiore – Panais ou Pastenade. (Wild parsnip) (1772-1793)
