Histoire Des Plantes De L'europe, Et Des Plus Usitées Qui Viennent D'asie, D'afrique Et D'amérique ... Rangée Suivant L'ordre Du Pinax De Gaspard Bauhin, Volume 2... by Jean-Baptiste Deville offers a detailed exploration of European flora alongside commonly used plants from Asia, Africa, and America. This volume, arranged according to the classification system of Gaspard Bauhin, provides historical insights into the understanding and utilization of various plant species.

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