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File:Wight-Illustrations-of-Indian-Botany-vol-1-plate-28a-cotton.jpg

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Summary

Cotton (Gossypium), plate 28a (Malvaceae) of Robert Wight, Illustrations of Indian Botany, vol. 1 (Madras, 1840); hand-coloured.

Used in Robert Wight.

Source

  • Original: "Illustrations of Indian Botany, Vol. 1 (page 151 crop).jpg", by Robert Wight, on Wikimedia Commons.
  • Changes: scaled down from 2504 × 3235 to 991 × 1280 pixels; no other change.
  • Identification: Commons Book: author Robert Wight, title 'Illustrations of indian botany', publisher 'Madras : J.B. Pharoah for the author', date 1840, description 'Includes hand coloured illustrations', source IA b21913109_0001; PD-scan; categories Illustrations of Indian Botany, Vol. I; Gossypium barbadense - botanical illustrations; Botanical illustrations by Robert Wight; 2504x3235. Plate heading read on the image: 'MALVACEÆ 28 a'.

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This work is in the public domain because its copyright has expired. Hand-coloured plate published at Madras in 1840 (J. B. Pharoah for the author) in Robert Wight, Illustrations of Indian Botany, vol. 1; the author died in 1872 (Commons: PD-scan).

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current04:07, 31 October 2026Thumbnail for version as of 04:07, 31 October 2026991 × 1,280 (407 KB)Eloise Zomia (talk | contribs)Image for Robert Wight, from Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)

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