Histoire Abrégée Des Plantes Usuelles is a comprehensive guide to common plants, both native and exotic. Authored by Pierre-Jean-Baptiste Chomel, J.B.N. Maillard, and annotated by J. Dubuisson, this historical work provides detailed descriptions and uses of various plants. This edition offers valuable insights into the botanical knowledge of the time, making it an essential resource for historians of science and anyone interested in the medicinal uses of plants. Explore the rich history and practical applications of plants as understood by historical experts.

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