Histoire Abrégée Des Plantes Usuelles ...... explores the history and uses of common plants. Written in French, this historical text delves into the botanical and medicinal properties recognized at the time of its publication. Authored by Pierre-Jean-Baptiste Chomel, J. B. N. Maillard, and J. Dubuisson, the book provides insights into the plants utilized for various purposes, likely including herbal remedies and practical applications.

The content would appeal to readers interested in historical perspectives on botany, traditional medicine, and the uses of plants throughout history. Its detailed descriptions (assuming they are present) would offer value to those studying the evolution of botanical knowledge and practices.

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