Flora of Japan

1. An incident where white lead original: "Blyhvit"; a toxic lead-based pigment was used in food by oversight. 1773.
2. Hydnora Africana A parasitic plant native to southern Africa. 1775. with figures.
3. Pneumora A genus of bladder grasshoppers. 1775. with figures.
4. Rothmannia A genus of flowering plants in the coffee family. 1776. with figures.
5. Radermachia A genus of evergreen trees. 1776.
6. Remarks on Hydnora 1777. with figures.
7. Horse Bezoar original: "Bezoar equinum"; a stone-like mass found in the stomach of a horse, historically used in medicine. 1778.
8. Ehrharta A genus of grasses. 1779. with figures.
9. Remarks on Cinnamon. 1780.
10. Weigela A genus of deciduous shrubs. 1779. with figures.
11. Description of Hot Baths in Africa and Asia. 1781.
12. Paussus A genus of ant-nest beetles. 1781. with figures.
13. Silk Moth original: "Noctua Serici". 1781. with figures.
14. Nutmeg original: "Myristica". 1782. with figures.
15. Translation and Remarks on Baron de la Pérouse's description of birds. 1782.
16. Fagraea ceilanica A species of perfume tree from Ceylon (Sri Lanka). 1782. with figures.
17. The use and application of Cajeput oil. 1782.
18. Nipa The mangrove palm. 1782.
19. Licuala A genus of fan palms. 1782.
20. Houttuynia A flowering plant native to East Asia. 1783. with figures.

1. Caffre Cycad original: "Cycas Caffra"; a palm-like plant from South Africa. 1775. with figures.
2. Kaempfer Illustrated original: "Kaempferus illustratus"; a commentary on the work of naturalist Engelbert Kaempfer. Part I 1780.
3. The Cussonia genus Cabbage trees. 1780. with figures.
4. New species of Swedish Insects original: "Novae species Insectorum svecicae". 1783. with figures.
5. Kaempfer Illustrated. Part II. 1783.
6. Cycad Weevil original: "Curculio Cycadis". 1783.