List of plants from Kramer, W H (1756). "Elenchus vegetabilium... per Austriam inferiorem observatarum".
The plants are arranged according to the sexual system and have been reduced to the binomial nomenclature.
The list is written in the same hand as 'Flora Aqua Sextiensis' (LM/LP/BOT/1/17) - probably König, who was a private pupil of Linnaeus's in 1757.
Linnaeus has added a list of 'Alpinae' on p. 18.
Linnaeus's copy of Kramer's Flora has his binomials added.

Kramer's book is mentioned in a letter from Linnaeus to Count Tessin: Carl Linnaeus to Carl Gustaf Tessin, 19 September 1758, The Linnaean correspondence, linnaeus.c18.net, letter L2410.

Also, in January 1760, Linnaeus wrote to Jacquin with a list of seeds he wanted, derived from Kramer's book - perhaps from this list.
Carl Linnaeus to Nicolaus Joseph, baron von Jacquin, January 1760, The Linnaean correspondence, linnaeus.c18.net, letter L2654.