A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

necnon (conj.), nec non (conj.), neque non (conj.): and also, and indeed, and yet; likewise, also; and in fact, and even (note double negative: ‘and not not;’ = emphatic affirmation);

- species 1, civitatum australiorum Americae borealis nec non regni chilensis incola, species one, an inhabitant of the southern states of North America and also (likewise) of the kingdom of Chile.

- caulis inferne 4.0-6.0 cm diametro, ibique multiramosus necnon pallide brunneus, the stem below 4.0-6.0 cm in diameter, there also it is many-branched and also pale brown.

- habitatio in saxis nec non in arboribus, habitation on stones and yet also on trees.

- in uliginosis locisque humidis regionum temperatarum frigidarumque necnon in arenosis maritimis copiose crescunt (B&H), they grow in boggy and wet places of temperate and cold regions and yet copiously growing in sandy, maritime (places).

- capitula florescentia odorata, nec non radices, pecoribus grata (Swartz), flowering capitula emitting a pleasing odor, and also the roots, attractive to cattle.

- per Australiam extratropicam passim diffusa, nec non in Tasmania proveniens (F. Mueller), throughout extratropical Australia [i.e. outside of the tropics] everywhere dispersed, and even also turning up in Tasmania.

- in locis ripariis ad partes fluvii Victoria superiores nec non in plaga elevata (Table land) ad originem rivi Sturt's Creek (F. Mueller), in riparian places in the upper parts of the Victoria river and also in the elevated region (Table land) at the source of the stream Sturt’s Creek.

- plaga elata rupestri (sandstone tableland) inter flumina Victoria River et Sturt's Creek, nec non flumen Roperi versus (F. Mueller), stone tableland between the Victoria River and Sturt’s Creek, also toward the Roperus river.

- in Lichenibus et Ascomycetibus, nec non Hyphomycetibus, e. gr. in Trichothecium, et Hymenomycetibus, e. gr. in Tremella et Dacrymyce), observata (Braun), observed in the Lichens and Ascomycetes, and also the Hymenomycetes, e.g. in Trichothecium, and in the Hymenomycetes, e.g. in Tremella and Dacrymyce).