An Inaugural Lecture On Botany, Considered As A Science And As A Branch Of Medical Education

This insightful lecture by renowned botanist Edward Forbes explores the fundamental principles of botany and its importance to the study of medicine. Drawing on his extensive research in the field, Forbes offers a compelling case for the integration of botanical knowledge into medical education and practice.
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