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Excerpt from The Universal Herbal, or Botanical, Medical and Agricultural Dictionary, Vol. 1: Containing an Account of All the Known Plants in the World, Arranged According to the Linnean System; Specifying the Uses to Which They Are or May Be Applied, Whether as Food, as Medicine, or in the Arts and Manufactures
A Class, is an assemblage of orders, having one or more characters in common, but retaining their specific distino tions; and as it stands at the top of the series, it seizes the most general and most widely - diffused resemblances, and comprehends the greatest number of particular differences.
An Order, 1s a collection of genera connected together by one or more common characters; but, like the classes, still preserving their specific distinctions.
A Genus, 13 an assemblage of species, which, as well as the classes and orders, have some one or more characters in common to connect them, and at the same time retain their specific distinctions.
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