List of plants for Paris arranged according to the sexual system and using binomial nomenclature.
On page 2, Linnaeus refers to the authors that have published on parisian plants: Tournefort, Valentini, Jussieu, Isnard and Dalibard.
He further writes that he has followed the plants and the method in 'recentissimi' (very recent) Dalebard's "Flora Parisiensis", published in 1749, and which Linnaeus recieved sometime in the summer of 1750 (see Carl Linnaeus to Bernard de Jussieu, 21 August 1750, The Linnaean correspondence, linnaeus.c18.net, letter L1161.

On 10 January 1754, Linnaeus wrote to Jean-Baptiste Aymen, reporting on his work in compiling lists of plants from various regions, amongst which Paris.
Carl Linnaeus to Jean-Bapstiste Aymen, 10 January 1754, The Linnaean correspondence, linnaeus.c18.net, letter L1703.

At the bottom of some pages are what look like small page numbers, in Linnaeus's hand. Similar numbers can be found in LM/LP/BOT/1/31, 'Linnaei Flora Malabarica':
p. 3: 98; p. 5: 124; p. 7: 90; p 9: 96; p. 11: 114;