Historia Das Plantas Medicinaes E Uteis Do Brazil Contendo A Descripçà o Botanica, Cultura, Partes Usadas, Composiçà o Chimica, Seu Emprego Em Diversas Molestias, Doses, Usos Industriaes, Etc., Etc, Volumes 5-7... is a comprehensive historical work detailing the medicinal and useful plants of Brazil. Authored by Theodor and Gustavo Peckolt, this multi-volume set provides a botanical description, cultivation methods, usable parts, chemical composition, medicinal uses, dosages, and industrial applications for a wide array of Brazilian flora.

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