- Vegetation of Badarwar, [329].
- Vegetation of Baltal, [453].
- Vegetation of Banahal, [301].
- Vegetation of Chatargarh, [348].
- Vegetation of Chenab valley, [304], [342].
- Vegetation of Dadu, [324].
- Vegetation of Dras, [449].
- Vegetation of Gambar valley, [13].
- Vegetation of Hangarang pass, [101].
- Vegetation of Hattu, [43].
- Vegetation of Indus valley below Le, [390].
- Vegetation of Jamu hills, [317].
- Vegetation of Kalka, [4].
- Vegetation of Karakoram, [435].
- Vegetation of Karsar in Nubra, [400].
- Vegetation of Kashmir, [283], [296], [454].
- Vegetation of Kotgarh, [47], [50].
- Vegetation of Kunawar, [72], [76].
- Vegetation of Kussowlee, [6], [7].
- Vegetation of Le, [395].
- Vegetation of Mahasu, [31].
- Vegetation of Nubra, [406].
- Vegetation of Pashkyum, [446].
- Vegetation of Phatu pass, [445].
- Vegetation of Ramnagar valley, [320].
- Vegetation of Rondu, [258].
- Vegetation of Runang pass, [92].
- Vegetation of Sassar, [420].
- Vegetation of Sassar pass, [416].
- Vegetation of Simla, [18].
- Vegetation of Sind valley, [272].
- Vegetation of Sutlej valley at Rampur, [53].
- Vegetation of Sutlej valley at Wangtu, [67].
- Vegetation of Werang pass, [85].
- Vegetation of Zanskar, alpine, [359].
- Vegetation of Zanskar, northern passes, [375], [377], [380].
- Vegetation of Zanskar, valley, [365], [371].
- Vegetation of Zoji pass, [451].
- Vernag, [296].
- Vines of Parkuta, [229].
- Vines of Turtuk, [207].
- Vines of wild, of Butna valley, [348].
- Vineyards of Kunawar, [78].
- Vineyards of Sungnam, [94].
- Wandla, [386].
- Wangtu Bridge, [66].
- Waris, [202].
- Wasterwan, [288].
- Waterfall at Wangtu, [68].
- Waterfall, frozen, in Dras, [241].
- Werang pass, [84].
- Willows of Tibet, [180].
- Winds of Tibet, [472].
- Winter at Iskardo, [243].
- Wulur lake, [282].
- Zangla, [369].
- Zannichellia, [164].
- Zanskar, [358], [363].
- Zobo, [91].
- Zoji pass, [267], [451].
- Zungsam river, [113].
JOHN EDWARD TAYLOR, PRINTER,
LITTLE QUEEN STREET, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS.
THE
RHODODENDRONS
OF
SIKKIM-HIMALAYA;
Being an Account, Botanical and Geographical, of the Rhododendrons recently discovered in the Province of Sikkim, on the Eastern Himalaya Mountains.
BY
JOSEPH DALTON HOOKER, M.D., R.N., F.R.S., F.L.S.
EDITED BY SIR W. J. HOOKER, K.H., D.C.L., F.R.S.A.
Imp. folio. Thirty Plates. £3 16s. coloured.
"In this work we have the first results of Dr. Hooker's botanical mission to India. The announcement is calculated to startle some of our readers when they know that it was only last January twelvemonths that the Doctor arrived in Calcutta. That he should have ascended the Himalaya, discovered a number of plants, and that they should be published in England in an almost UNEQUALLED STYLE OF MAGNIFICENT ILLUSTRATION, in less than eighteen months, is one of the marvels of our time."—Athenæum.
"A most beautiful example of fine drawing and skilful colouring, while the letter-press furnished by the talented author possesses very high interest. Of the species of Rhododendron which he has found in his adventurous journey, some are quite unrivalled in magnificence of appearance. We recommend the district to the nurseryman. Whoever could bring home plenty of seeds of these plants would require no better foundation for a little fortune."—Gardeners' Chronicle.