James Anderson

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Iacobus AndersonJames Anderson MDJames Anderson of Madrasג'יימס אנדרסוןجيمس أندرسون (عالم نبات)جيمس اندرسونجیمز اندرسونজেমস অ্যান্ডারসন

Scottish physician and botanist who worked in India as an employee of the East India Company

Born 1738-01-17

Died 1809-08-06

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Open LibraryOL5178587A
VIAF33417635
WikidataQ550299
ISNI0000000028689904

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Sericulture (4)
India (2)
Plant introduction (1)
France (1)
Cochineal insect (1)
Silk (1)
Coromandel Coast (1)

Books by James Anderson

Total count: 19

A genealogical history of the house of Yvery, in its different branches of Yvery, Luvel ...

H. Woodfall1742-01-01
Essays Relating to Agriculture and Rural Affairs

W. Creech1777-01-01
Five letters to Sir Joseph Banks ... on the subject of cochineal insects, discovered at Madras

C. Ford1787-01-01
An eleventh letter to Sir Joseph Banks ... on the subject of cochineal inscets, discovered at Madras

C. Ford1787-01-01
A seventh, eighth and ninth letter to Sir Joseph Banks ... on the subject of cochineal inscects, discovered at Madras

C. Ford1787-01-01
A thirteenth letter to Sir Joseph Banks ... on the subject of cochineal insects, discovered at Madras

C. Ford1787-01-01
A twelfth letter to Sir Joseph Banks ... on the subject of cochineal insects, discovered at Madras

C. Ford1787-01-01
A sixth letter to Sir Joseph Banks ... on the subject of cochineal insects, discovered at Madras

C. Ford1787-01-01
A fourteenth letter to Sir Joseph Banks ... on the subject of cochineal insects, discovered at Madras

C. Ford1788-01-01
Supplement. To the Correspondence of 1791by James Anderson, M.D.

printed by Joseph Martin1791-01-01
Correspondence for the introduction of cochineal insects from Americathe varnish and tallow trees from China, the discovery and culture of white lac, the culture of red lac : and also for the introduction, culture, and establishment of mulberry trees and silk worms, with a description and drawing of an improved piemontese reel for the manufacture of raw silk together with the culture of the finest cinnamon trees of Ceylon indigo and some other valuable articles

Printed by Joseph Martin1791-01-01
The conclusion of letters on the culture of silkwith additional accounts of both kinds of bread fruit trees and the distribution of nopal plants, on the coast of Coromandel: by James Anderson, M.D. ...

printed by Joseph Martin1792-01-01
The continuation of letters on the progress and establishment of the culture of silk, on the coast of Coromandelby James Anderson, M.D. ...

printed by Joseph Martin1792-01-01
The continuation of letters on the progress and establishment of the culture of silk, on the coast of Coromandel

[s.n.]1792-01-01
Miscellaneous communications, published by James Anderson, M.D. ...

printed by W. S. Cooper1795-01-01
State of the silk manufacture, at Vellout and Panniwaddy

Printed by W.S. Cooper1795-01-01
Communications, from October the 1st, until the 12th of December, 1795

Bone & Cooper1795-01-01
Letters, &c

printed by Bone and Cooper1796-01-01
Proposals for publishing by subscription, in one large octavo volume, The letters and correspondence of James Anderson, Esq. on various subjects: more particularly on the cultivation of the nopal, and mode of treatment of the cochineal insect, and silk worm. ...

1799-01-01

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