Die Tertiärflora des Basalttuffes vom Eichelskopf bei Homberg (Bez. Kassel) is a detailed botanical study focusing on the Tertiary flora found in the basalt tuff of Eichelskopf near Homberg, Kassel. Authored by G. SchindehÃ1/4tte and published in 1907, this work provides an in-depth analysis of fossil plants discovered in the region. It offers valuable insights into the plant life and geological conditions of the Tertiary period in this specific locale.

This study is an essential resource for paleontologists, botanists, and geologists interested in understanding the paleobotanical history of Central Europe. The meticulous documentation and analysis of the fossil flora make it a significant contribution to the field, offering a glimpse into the past ecosystems that once thrived in the area.

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