Flora Saturnizans, die Verwandschaft des Pflanzen mit dem Mineralreich, nach der Naturalhistorie und Chymie aus vielen Anmerkungen und Proben explores the relationship between the plant and mineral kingdoms. Written by J F. Henckel (1678 or 9-1744), this work delves into natural history and chemistry, drawing upon numerous observations and experiments. This is a valuable resource for those interested in the historical understanding of botany, mineralogy, and the intersection of these fields in the early 18th century.

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