[98] Roberto de Visiani, 1809-1878; professor of botany at Padua; author of a Flora Dalmatica.
[99] B. Biasoletto, M. D., 1793-1858. Triest. “A botanist of merit and investigator of Algæ of the Adriatic” [A. G.].
[100] M. J. Tommasini, 1794-1879. Triest. Author of a Botany of Mt. Slavonik, Istria.
[101] Stephen Ladislaus Endlicher, 1804-1849; professor of botany in the University of Vienna; author of Genera Plantarum.
[102] Aloys Putterlich, 1810-1845; keeper of the Botanical Museum, Vienna.
[103] Edward Fenzl, 1807-1879; professor of botany and director of the Botanic Garden at Vienna.
[104] Dr. Heinrich Schott, 1794-1865; director of the Imperial Gardens, Schönbrunn. “He was the highest authority on Aroideæ” [A. G.].
[105] A. C. J. Corda, 1809-1849. Prague. A distinguished mycologist. Lost at sea on returning from America.
[106] Karel B. Presl, 1794-1852; professor at Prague and curator of the herbarium.
[107] Christian Gottfried Nees von Esenbeck, 1776-1858; professor of natural history at Bonn and Breslau.