Index talk:Manual of the New Zealand Flora.djvu

Spacing before order/genus headers
I would like to propose that we give an extra hard return before every new order and every new genus. If no one objects I'll start checking the pages done in a couple of days - Dick Bos (talk) 10:13, 30 March 2012 (UTC)

Other formatting

 * Fractions—use the characters ¼ ½ ¾ ⅓ ⅔ for the standard fractions unless linked by an en-dash to a non-standard fraction; use sfrac for all other fractions
 * Number ranges—use an unspaced en-dash
 * Month ranges—use an unspaced en-dash
 * Order titles—centered with the Latin name in bold and larger. See example on Page:Manual of the New Zealand Flora.djvu/41
 * Genus titles—centered with the Latin name in bold and larger followed by authority linked per the list below. See example on Page:Manual of the New Zealand Flora.djvu/46
 * Species—Latin name in bold followed by authority linked per the list below
 * Paragraphs of smaller text—use smaller block
 * Tables of characteristics—use in the table opening line. See example on Page:Manual of the New Zealand Flora.djvu/47 ff for a complex example

List of authorities

 * Armstr. Armstr.
 * Arn. Arn.
 * Baker Baker
 * Banks and Sol. Banks and Sol.
 * A. Bennett A. Bennett
 * Benth. Benth.
 * Bergg. Bergg.
 * Bernh. Bernh.
 * Blume. Blume.
 * Boeck. Boeck.
 * Boott Boott
 * Bory. Bory.
 * Brong. Brong.
 * R. Br. R. Br.
 * P.Browne P.Browne
 * Buch. Buch.
 * Buchen. Buchen.
 * D.C. D.C.
 * A. D.C. A. D.C.
 * Carr. Carr.
 * Carruthers Carruthers N.B. The work may also use "Carruth."
 * Cass. Cass.
 * Cav. Cav.
 * Cham. Cham.
 * F. R. Chapm. F. R. Chapm.
 * Cheesem. Cheesem.
 * Clarke Clarke
 * Cockayne Cockayne
 * Col. Col.
 * Comm. Comm.
 * A. Cunn. A. Cunn.
 * R. Cunn. R. Cunn.
 * Dcne. Dcne. N.B. The work may also use "Decne."
 * Desv. Desv.
 * A. Dietr. A. Dietr.
 * Don. Don.
 * Drude Drude
 * J. Drummond J. Drummond
 * Dryander. Dryander.
 * Dum. Dum.
 * Ehr. Ehr. (May also be Ehrh.)
 * Endl. Endl.
 * Fée Fée
 * Fitzgerald Fitzgerald
 * Forsk. Forsk.
 * Forst. Forst.
 * Gærtn. Gærtn.
 * Good. Good.
 * Gaud. Gaud.
 * Graebner Graebner
 * A. Gray A. Gray
 * Haussk. Haussk.
 * Haw. Haw.
 * L'Herit. L'Herit.
 * Hombr. Hombr. N.B. The work also uses "Homb."
 * Hook. Hook.
 * Hook. f. Hook. f.
 * Jacq. Jacq.
 * Jacq. Jacq. N.B. In modern botany, "Jacq." applies to Jacquin
 * Juss. Juss.
 * Kalm Kalm N.B. appears in work as "Kahn"
 * T. Kirk T. Kirk
 * Kunth Kunth
 * C. Koch C. Koch
 * Kunze Kunze
 * Labill. Labill. N.B. The work also uses "Lab." for the same author
 * Lag. Lag.
 * Lam. Lam.
 * Lehm. Lehm.
 * Le Jolis Le Jolis
 * Lindl. Lindl.
 * Link Link
 * Linn. Linn.
 * Linn. f. Linn. f.
 * Lour. Lour.
 * Martens Martens
 * Meissn. Meissn.
 * E.Mey. E.Mey.
 * Miq. Miq.
 * Mœnch Mœnch
 * F. Muell F. Muell
 * Murr Murr
 * Nees Nees
 * Nutt. Nutt.
 * Oliver Oliver
 * Pavon Pavon
 * Pers. Pers.
 * Petrie Petrie
 * Pilger Pilger
 * Poir. Poir.
 * Pourr. Pourr.
 * Rafin. Rafin.
 * Rapin Rapin
 * Raoul Raoul
 * A. Rich. A. Rich.
 * L. C. Rich L. C. Rich
 * Roem. Roem.
 * Roth Roth
 * Rottb. Rottb.
 * Rudge Rudge
 * Ruiz Ruiz
 * Salisb. Salisb.
 * Schl. Schl.
 * Schrad. Schrad.
 * Schult. Schult.
 * Seem. Seem.
 * Sieb. Sieb.
 * Sims Sims
 * Sm. Sm.
 * Spreng. Spreng.
 * Steud. Steud.
 * Swartz Swartz
 * Sweet Sweet
 * Thouars Thouars
 * Thunb. Thunb.
 * Tourn. Tourn.
 * Vahl Vahl
 * Vaill. Vaill.
 * Wahl. Wahl.
 * Walp. Walp.
 * Wendl. Wendl.
 * Wettst. Wettst.
 * Wigg. Wigg.
 * Willd. Willd.