A Catalogue Of British Plants

This comprehensive catalogue of British plants, first published in 1829, has become a classic reference work for botanical scholars and enthusiasts. Organized according to the natural system of taxonomy, the book includes descriptive entries for thousands of plant species, along with their Latin names, synonyms, and key identifying features. The catalogue provides an invaluable snapshot of the flora of the British Isles during the early 19th century, and is still consulted today by researchers and students of botany and horticulture.
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