De Fructibus et Seminibus Plantarum, by Joseph Gaertner and Carl Friedrich Von Gärtner, is a foundational work in botany. This historical Latin text meticulously catalogues and describes plant fruits and seeds, accompanied by detailed illustrations. The work includes five centuries of seed descriptions, offering an invaluable resource for botanists and historians of science. With 79 plates illustrating various plant structures, this comprehensive study remains a significant contribution to the field of plant morphology and classification. Its enduring value lies in its detailed observations and systematic approach to understanding the natural world.

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