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*Jones, Rex L. (1995) – The Soma plant and the possible connections to the genus Datura (thornapple tree), Department of South Asian Studies, University of Pennsylvania. Jones, Sir William (1794a) – The design of a treatise on the plants of India, Asiatic Researches II, 270–276; also in: Collected works V, 1–12. Jones, Sir William (1794b) – On the spikenard of the ancients, Asiatic Researches II, 315–325; also in: Collected works V, 13–31. Jones, Sir William (1807a) – Additional observations on the spikenard of the ancients, Asiatic Researches IV, 97–107; also in: Collected works V, 32–46. Jones, Sir William (1807b) – On the loris, or slow-paced lemur, Asiatic Researches IV, 127–131; also in: Collected works IV, 360–366. Jones, Sir William (1807c) – A catalogue of Indian plants, comprehending their sanscrit, and as many of their Linnaean generic names as could with any degree of precision be ascertained; Botanical observations on select Indian plants, Asiatic Researches IV, 231–303; also in: Collected works V, 55–61 and 62–162. Jones, Sir William (1993) – The collected works of Sir William Jones, facsimile reprint, with additional material, of the 1807 edition, 13 volumes, Curzon Press, Richmond. Jones, Sir William (1993) – On the baya, or Indian gross-beak, described by At’har Ali’ Kha’n of Dehli, Collected works IV, 353–355. Jones, Sir William (1993) – On the pangolin of Bahar, sent by Matthew Leslie, Esq., Collected works IV, 356–359.