The botanical legacy of Thomas Hardwicke’s journey to Srinagar in 1796 Author Turner, Ian M. text European Journal of Taxonomy 2015 2015-01-06 108 1 25 journal article 22437 10.5852/ejt.2015.108 41d54399-b903-4b22-afab-dec75fdf804f 2118-9773 3779322 Ficus luducca Roxburgh (1832b) included two of the figs that Hardwicke found on his journey to Srinagar ( Ficus luducca and F. chincha ). Hardwicke included four Ficus species in his Asiatick Researches paper – Ficus laminosa and unnamed species numbered 2–4. There is no clear direct link to relate Hardwicke’s species to Roxburgh’s names, but the descriptions indicate, as supported by Madden (1849) , that Hardwicke’s ‘ Ficus 2’ refers to Ficus luducca , and ‘ Ficus 3’ to F. chincha . There is a Roxburgh specimen in the BR herbarium that must have come from Hardwicke judging by the collection label. Corner (1960b) effectively lectotypified the name to this specimen.