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John Ellis

Born: 1710?

Died: 1776

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Born: 1710?

Died: 1776

Books by John Ellis (50 max)

An historical account of coffee with an engraving, and botanical description of the tree : to which are added sundry papers relative to its culture and use, as an article of diet and of commerce

1774

John Ellis, John Fothergill, George Peabody Library, Sheridan Libraries

Natuurlyke histoire van de koraal-gewassen, en andere dergelyke zee-lighamen, die men gemeenelyk vind op de kusten van Groot-Brittanien en Ierland: benevens eene beschryving van een grooten zee-polyp, in den zomer van't jaar 1753 by den Noord-Pool door de Walvis-Vangers gevonden

1756

A letter from Mr. John Ellis ... to Philip Carteret Webb ... attempting to ascertain the tree that yields the common varnish used in China and Japan ; to promote its propagation in our American colonies; and to set right some mistakes botanists appear to have entertained concerning it

1756

An account of the plants Halesia and Gardenia: in a letter

1760

The Society having thought proper to give a place to the foregoing catalogue; it may be necessary to subjoin from directions (taken from Mr. Ellis's pamphlet) for bringing over seeds and plants from distant countries, in a state of vegetation

1771

De Dionaea muscipula planta irritabili nuper detecta ad Car. a Linné epistola: Beschreibung der Dionaea muscipula, einer neu entdeckten merkwürdigen empfindlichen Pflanze, in einem Schreiben an Von Linné von Iohann Ellis

1771

A catalogue of such foreign plants, as are worthy of being encouraged in our American Colonies, for the purposes of medicine, agriculture and commerce

1771

Geschichte des thees und koffees

1776

John Coakley Lettsom, John Ellis

A concise natural history of East and West Florida: containing an account of the natural produce of all the southern part of British America in the three kingdoms of nature, particularly the animal and vegetable ; likewise, the artificial produce now raised, or possible to be raised, and manufactured there, with some commercial and political observations in that part of the world ; and a chorographical account of the same

1776

Bernard Romans, William Brown, John Ellis

Description du mangostan et du fruit à pain: le premier estimé l'un des plus délicieux, l'autre le plus utile de tous les fruits des Indes Orientales : avec des instructions aux voyageurs pour le transport de ces deux fruits & autres substances végétales qui feroient d'une grande ressource aux habitants de nos isles de l'Inde Occidentale

1779